Daily Ohio State journal (Columbus, Ohio : 1848), 1862-10-22

              - ; r . .- MEDICAL.. jtatokRk.1 Aytoia wbai u dun au tvaiin. : .r( f ? THIS WORLD-BENOWNED TURKISH EXUILERABIT AND MEBTINE; k7nre. lui&edlatelv nerv.ua affeotlona; rh.um.ti.m, aea. valsle, ri llop.jr, palpitation of tin heart, umuna deblll-l'SJiV heedeub. ausafartU. opltua, Calais', lbincra end all vercoitg.i la a poworfnl loeio. Put Qp In gold, alitor mid KtlB boBM. IB opnta eaib, fir nv. bcxre lo unique Tuikleb uartou fur St. Pj.Uge on maTtbtxtsleenf., or carton fO eeite, which uustM1 tapaiiy eaeb order. Bold by drnKgtta. lmnieneeiine tllle Belling. Agente wauled for ItlM sad coantlti. Sol. le.potUfe, B.,Tf k CO., Cbfnilet., Ml roadey, V. T D. 8. BARNM, Seaeral Agent., KH BroUw.j. 53? DRY GOOD. BT EXPRbSS. THIS MY;! ? BLACK AND WHITE CHECK POPLINS, BROWN AND WHITE CHECK POPLINS AZO&INSiLUE CRAPE MOKBTZ f l. (the real ehede,) jM&fttLINEDBBOIB-'il '-.h . '1V IN NEAT BBBtONS, ' 1 . I' ,i 4 e .- I. AOK BAREGES AND , f , C&APB MAF.ETV!, PLAIN WOOL DE LAINES, " i ' I-J. t 0 a VBABALAPA0A310B TRAVELING SUITS, ELEGANT THREAD LACE MITfrf, PLAIN PARIB MCSLIN8 : 5; r ,' O ' ' IN BUFF, BLUE3, &0." BA.l9at.ON, No. VV High St. GENTS' PAPER COLLARS. 'In all th. . . j . '. ... .... BEST AND MOST APPROVED BHAPEB., .i.i ; ! ; i '! i.-. . WHOLESALE & RETAIL. BAIN & SON. No, 99 South High s-r,. SUPERIOR HOOP SKIRTS, r e"or Imdleiand Blle.ee, In " BEST lNI MOST STYLISH SHAPES, With nil Ibf lata lu)provemint. " B. IN (lOIf, ' allgij) Him, a3 to g Hjllljj Uh at"tj Ladies' Ktubruidercd Kid; Wloves, IB IU l.ltT. T 9 1 . op per P a. xrjst , Jmt oieoed bj aug21 ' ' BMN k S'8, Von. ?. tn HoutliTlIf'.h Mtrot. FJNCY FLANSEL SHIRTS, ; For officer' tine.. Alao.j -. FRENCH . SHIRTfNli FLANNKLS,' ngre.lvilt. BAIN 1 BOS, Nun, 1H !ol!9 Boulli H'ali Blroot. J. D. 0S30RN & CO.. No. US Smitli HiRli Street, fl (nioklt tho Oto !i!c siud C nlUid lmh Hotel..') Havsori band . le.re iiud wkII Borlcd Stock of BTAPLG ft FANCV DRlf aOOUH, . JAUVETINOS, Oil, CfATHfl, ilATVlNOS, RUaOS, WINDOW SHADJia, HOLLAND, LACE, and i PAMAK C'UtU'AINH, OOltNlCES, BTA1K R0D3, aod other HOUSE FURNISHlNd GOODS Th.y would TurHctiUr1.v coll httoullou to thHr ftook 0 and iM SUaltTritlua.- , , , Julyairljf. . Ntw Spring and Siuiiiner Goads! c. ebeiuTy & CO. a BOIIfil HltiU STREET , ARB UAlt.Y KKOKlVltCt ALL tHK No .tylM ol SI'itlNO NI) SUItttlKB HUteS GUtinsl, ruimlilK In lirlci.' from 8; j to 50 oout. yard. , Bliriug ttti-t smiinior IIA'.V L "!t ro Incwl prkos. L..IIO.', HImo.' nd uliMdrwi'i 0001' lIUi8, of the belt Btlls. .ud qu.lllM, tt th.,l.wot rrictf. -. . LMllia'. 'laiiM' and OHIHi n'a UOdlHtiV oml GLOVES of ftllo.ilt!lt!4, ntyiOi liuu pucja. f.,li.'. H..nH unit l!l,iMrfi'H SIT10KH. cIl 'AO. MIm'OjLLAKS C'.)l,l.Hd nud LUKrS,0')l,l,AB8 Mid HLKK v Kt), in ett' ; to gr, .1 rl.ty .rul t all ur.M, Mew.tylm of Llitlit Fwioy 06.flaBWl,-Plla ...i ....., I'lR.iMKI'.kH'IH: 0(;Tl:j.NbkS. ul all .tylQ. aul ouallittia, tu abiiudnnoo, ai tut, tunni iratnutv tirices. ... Moil' Itoya' and Chli'itoil'd ii'.'JIdCn DATS, of til. latnat attulAU. vnrv f.tlkiiti. The bwt atvloa and qunlitb of PKINTI, at 1 15 aud 14 oeiita a Hid, lirowQa.id UU-.i b,-l S3 WWUB and SUlilXIMaaJ, at fromS to 16 eoutfl yir yari) ETerjLhing in Lite DUY OOODH LINE, will b OOia at ureai iy ceuucea i riucH, ... . . to tJutt ihe Timet. . ALSO . AI th tame place, oa l found a good eelcctlon of G903 FAMILY GROCERIES rblub will bo aold at the lowoat p.jribible HtrririM,-Butter, Kyri, and and ail buuU of iiroditoe take In ax change for Qrouerlea, al Marknc prlcoa. We par tun bin beet mtrlt price for Wheat, Ryo. Oom Oata nod dnola, at 244 South lUtfh atreet and No. 1 Kent JrU'ud Htreet, 0. KBKBLT ft CO JOHN KAUGHTON & CO; (NHJUUTON'S (UiriLOINO ) Oealera tit lrorei(jii uud Uomvstie ', DRY GOOD SI ' A Ui. Tari.lyof -' .-, ) , LADIES' DRES8 GOODS, . WUITK GOODS, i . EMBIIOIDJJRIES, . . ' FANCY GOODBJ Alio, tb l.toBt Btylue of j, ..- r GENTS' SUMMER STUFFS, v' ' J ' MELTONS, TWKED8, GAStilMBRES, VESTiNUS, ; IIROAD CLOTHS FURNISHING OeODS. Jnlyai-dSm. GROCERIES. YANKEE rVEGETABAES! CODFISH, "George BankiV ; no. 1 s&Litu .t No. 1 PIIAD (New); ' 100 Kite No. UMAQKBRpig? J, (J 100 Kite No, X 4LAUKI$K1;., , , jUAOrkbutjL iu nan anu quarter i"j SMOKED! S ALMON; f . ' SMOKED HAlIBUTj ' ''' ' ' T0NQ0E8 AND BOUNbS, .'. "''Ii . ' .. . '(t .."(.!) t'" .In Storo, aud ibl Bale by . ... ' 1 W..D. HSSVUAUX, 001U. ie IbMth liMrifMi' LVA1UER. riato. ADAMS ' & FIELD, AND L:U.MIBE.r:;M,RPI?. COR. OF 8PBIN9 & WATBft BTS ,-Adjoiutng tittle Mlaait :BailrM4 Track, u.;:. '., fjobiinaui, o,, .lk -jj: ,-Keep ooualantly on hand all klnda of Plate, Oak Aafc Floorln;, " Feat Po.t., Ii.th, Pal I oa;.. "" " '' pin Maiajlaa, wad anil ahnvad. Oak Lap Hhtngl.., C.llli.a; Blofl, c vc. ac.t 4C. ana lada n ' 0R01 W. H01TMAH" ' x " --- .1TO rrl.md lt.,ti.t. VoBrtla Fifth It Hnptlrt,, imH.bm, oleaat and fArnlabaa Moood baaa I Vnrottarat aiao. Maiialaotnrer aad UepalU of liulj, I TMltlaa Bllane, by tht Day 10a by tka iol, and at prl. iatawida.aae.w'.trfcA .),,,.., ,t aorlMll I DAILY' OHIO STATE JOURNAL. MEDICAL. rrt iii LIVER COMPLftlNT. Proarerly epraklng- orrry derangement of tha Liver or Mtlflci mtf)in i a Liver CouidUUiI. but tbo uwoollar aJtof the Liver which la now tti-nA to. la a. OkronX AfmUo, auil itaaally t.rftw fiom ft torpib or oovqrjTlvic Ufa ot tual itutHTraai orjtHu D'.niaiiaiw( mm vum w 110 QoiHut fa amiatUv.ur vitiated Id oQallty. or both iliaaa att4i'frYftit At tb am tiuia, but nu-t gflnnrnlly (be Ui-twue la owlnt to obatrncttm or i"ffltng up of thu duel ur iiIimi wblcb otDVAia tbo blla Iron lh Ltver Into ilia nowi'ia, vf mnhtwn 01 a. ma, or nnou, fr id aoma tu Ijyf Uatooea, uhd-1u( he Mia to oa tRrom oacK luto the call. Id ad rim-. t'Otn whomn it !a a4or1id by MuiBtroa mall vraaeia. wbWbeBny ti iota tos riiaiaaie uuei, iw that rutin uu aluokt tbi aolr. at'd tarnratt-a In aui cupljea ltMUiotObaWiftrgo vta of th Iff fhonldr, uaar ih ltibotiou wiin too vtui ot in netta riq dmi, odq iroin KM'pn him dun 1 cuavyi u ibo ooan, ona m flomea mix 'mt wiin ma uiom. Tha hlla thtia diverted from Iti prnp-r eourao, and drool all on wht,r ll waa. aovar detluimd Ii natora. or duet uuub rvll, and (.(tea dia&atroiu clfuota pou Ib i bealth of tn itiaividtiuu Tor lha waut of baMh-lla t ml wltb tho half dl- a)0tHl food, n empiow nptrHtitm nofr tavta jio fVecn Uio Oble (tb ffifky llipiur which f roiilbo blod) And tlio.e jtauioimot tbe fuuil dfJi,nfO by oatur to bo ttctMl from tb bOAoli for ibe blh, bm prtaent, purl fla aud ptrutfa ilia bwttiby fiom tba unhfultby par. It ana, 1a tba auma mainer tbnt fhinRltn or wbto uf eggs topnfntewluM or cidtr lruu ibrlr impyrubi mid ouuho-q ianf !y tho very frtirtUlu i Uia bt, beta Iti ftbiwoca, vi- In thia cooiieo'ioii. tbo mora uromloent avmntoma are a b'dios: uf oppr(ion upon tha atuniru b and chtat, if IfrnaM dowu ly tfrhtftvy wa.bt; trouHoaot audofteu (iftuuui oroBia, LOW SPIIU lS, want of enprirv. niflaucholv. rwattcaaiiaa aod (llicontent oinM--a'loiiiiiiiit04 r.f uiinil. tttuurouir eH.aKout dnad of Iroubia, tudftdJapOsiMoa to mitgu'fy re.(y nvil olin grwf t wmtiafoiu(-bit una ii luabiiny t eierp aoo agam. iMt crcwaiuw, vooriucaa, auu auinrunatiuD to moiioa. 'ni-timea tberu bi a b athluvt of 1od. and at otbure u vo- raol' Ua ppoijf,t tho fi;od t'i(Naeuily bciUilrg aour tm oi dluloly alter locoia, tbUowni by aiur or bitter muota-aiuua co.triiiBi. tr altcmuttly coitlvtnwia and dlnr rboet, pr-Ttti tba pitlrnt 1 fuiiily troubled wltb vlnil lu Uirt HtotUA'jb iud biiwalf, und at limi t la annoy d with woruia, and f.eintull wltb tbw fllta. '1 bere la alio IrriUilm, an I f(-iQ(aty cbrwlo InflAmtnaUoa uf tba, inntfr kitfrfa'u uf tbo utotuach oud bowtlr, witli tendnrnenii ott nreMure, kui a auiouiaa avout tbe lower tdg of tbe ilia. HOW TI112 1U OOO IS AFFECTED Tbo'OTtarae txrticlra of tba Id a thru mixed wltb tbe UuOdi loudem it Impure, aod nioro or leiiobatraota tbe puira of tbe Vla and aatull blo.d-vwe jt; htiw btIim totioub nitraata ot tiie turn, lucii aa Rryaij-tiun, CjChdiuu, Itching, .tuall Watery Vvbltiut, Iljotohea, Tnmirs, I'ioi-nN, B iirflr.ad'. UolU. Sore Ktee. rioiea and CTcttre f va rlouH hinds. Ibn t-k In btcooiiit mure cr leu jt llow, and wlien -tbe dli4BB la of Ionic vtmiditiff, ofton Trry dark. ond bua 0 iii -Qruub'.e, dirty, ffrtatg apt eirauoe, uul aotaf-ttin tliere b) a per fct jivitiiaiue. 1'be Wuitea ot tha eea ei-o aaTe a green or yeiiow ITS! ACTION ll'Oi tlieKIDXfcVS Vro or lei l ite, la atraliie 1 rff from the blond Id Its nteiMigtliTo.i(;u th; Kidnryw, atifl larnlged with tlieunuu, wl.fch, by lie tvritiwny, loduoei pnlna Jo tbo hack, and hoalds ouddi'riiBtf all the rir.r.f.ry p aianea. fiomuditya too oiBCunriw 01 unwe in pro: una, u m D'Horai iu aniKar aico; and uttifi- il.i.ia ft la aonuty, and tberiesiro to ovarii a to in irtjtiiiciit ami urimut. ana nccwloim iv ttiero la n ta tal aiii.nrnnloa of It. 6uoiMimi)S tbo color ie neirlv whfto uuu aiuny, but iieunny it ia hiro oiopjo, icii or yijiow, tin a rnnii, oiFeimivo 0'or, ha r.iien it 11 ihwhj.v. fTlie more ordimuv uvniptoiua of thin dUeiwourti of sreftt it vaihjly, au'l mar b atattd a follow t; r (tt.iiKiMMx.tr I'.iaiEa'.thfi ton cue fa omlty more or ifl oot( d w 1th a white or browu acurf, nnd tbero la olteu a.fling of rbillinuae and coldieavf tbo Intend kuwe, and along tbe lobide of the tu'gba, at timea the t.ce la Qubi-, und tberu ia ni'irporlttri fevnr, irptcio Ij attilbt, or In thu nftcriioou. I'rtijuuntly ibnrie la a Bu u r, Hai kuo Ool'oh, wiib a hUHkliicaH of tbe tliront, aud aonifctluiea a' vary atveie, dry and bard coiih. which in olUin luhtkeu tor Ookbomitiok Thla conh oft'D cotiiiticncea la tbo Utier mvt of tbo i-iglit, or iuity iu tbo mariilfft, anil 1 istu for bourn, freqiipiiily piutliiO'ng nan-atntaud voiulili'g. If tin r Its Hi.y txp tonoion, it la a tx'isb, io.y, tfuaoloiw pbLpm, wlil. b aoheroe to every-1 It inn It tourbfa. Tluro are. aUo, frrtiaeutly elironie jilt u friy pob j a in Tailuuti p'trta or tbe cht, whioh shift Htioiit freiit one prt of the brti.e' or aide to tbe otbor. Koiuetdnrta ebi:i!iN'ii form ii the Liver, abd prtHiiiuic np-wnrd ott tbe Luiirs, produce eonatr lotion ana ooi)(bt mid h'caktntt. Olicbif;e their fntiinlH luto tbe I iwgn, troiu .wbonoe H Bu ttbtin ho f It'Ctml iv txtxotornliou. or tbo it out w dfatioywl. Fiiinlly, to auai up in a &w wen's: A Tclhwt flirty, Creisy Skin, .AcllotVfOijreon Tivgetffthe Wkilesothe JSye An Aching Pain atroas Iht Kidneys and Itips, whb irritation or hint Iti dit)obrtrfjli urtae, a fcouaotl'jn ul hilne-H Mint tiHlenliuu aurune tbo ubdonot'. with teic dmin'fB oil imobUl'e, ( OrtMeiS o yi'iHU'i I-ItiuiiltviL UH-A3IS, AcmiTr vk- nTOH a' ii m mi ciuer aytp' pno riymp-tuiot. iulmi!) Fuvcrp. UilitiuflOolfce.aud Hliioua Jiiuribuea and Iljauiitcrfei, Ottiimti Coative tai, la eriuii ( nt utid icmiiiout tftiveie. Jauuai , rever ana Aguo, ctitii ana V ver o., nil orlglLato from tbo aimeca e A DKBaVSGED STATE 01? THE LIVER. The mot rutoefBiiil tron'mMit Is to pive tbe put! nt crerv ia-lit ou aoiutc to bud. 1'rom two to tire JWiSK's fifth Al'iViiJ 11 L C), or i;iiiii!,(b of tbm to intmro one, and not nioro than two evauniui n foot tbe botvela uuxt inoriilnK. 'I'b d"o ot tbo l'Jlla cuu be lutrenacd ur dU niliilr.h(l at ub'ttiiri', at' a io uroduce tbe above t ffeot. aud ihoir iiM ali.'Uld bo tuintl' nd until a ciii-h ia com-I'le'td: alo, at tlu unoie tltno, give Dr. 1. J AYNL'd J,- ihUAJ 1 vji, tlnroo tiitiee a day- aoeorotue totbedirec- Uvus, nubita tbitre ie a waut of apoeiite, nith woaknuta and duMIHy, or eyniptooie of wo: ma prrvtil, wh 11 lo-bt'fld .f Hm AlteiHtivt", uivi a t MHpuoitliu of Jayai'b Vkk 11 iruiK (mix d with a littlo cotd wntfi', an! ewcoteuod to plenie Ibo trrttc,) ultuut Imlf uu hour ! fore encli ihkhI, uuu 1 (lies ovtaiitom Hiouruuv U. and ".f thiio ebould l a imgli or opprt'fnitm about tho tbiunt or cbt t, tho givo ine iwcruoToBANT aa oneu ana 10 aum coma an umy oe ! lb -ul iiectataiy to q.ilut tbe cough and a ake exyouor.t- j lion esity. fir. 1. JA. NK & POS'S Famih M'.iMnet are niemred ! only at 2t'J (Hinsnui r:ici t, I'liliiMltli'ita, und an aold at t'oluafUiii, t'bio, byU. KdUIiUIb aud l-. c Oi 1' KI.LKH, id by Agcita iiirout ut tbo Ci uutiy, ffim whi ui niay I iih'i lie 1 UTitiueUj jrcdi, meaical Amuuao end (iufdato ljeali. ci.t-i'dlliu n ICMTTUU. BBOTIIERLIN, llkUH & CO. MAM'FACTURJBnH OF FURNITUBE AND CHAIRS eralllUndti. Htmufaetoi'T on Hank of Canal, foot ot th-St. Ware Itootua Nos. glO ; and 1S South Iligh-St. ALSO UNDERTAKING! Casus & Ciskcis t'onsia'ttly on Flund. . Tnos. BitoTnKLm, u . - ' " MlCHAEt, HAI,aI, j JOHN li. FOIID, '' ' i. H. MTAttH, Ang. M-dte ':'f ' O'lliiuibua, e)blo. FURNITURE. FURNITURE rWumbus Cabinet Company. Waioroom No. iiest 8uuU High Street, Corner of Friend. 11HIS OOMFANT 18 COMPO'HD Or A KIMIiyn of J'-mrnpyiiioa Cbluot Makon, wbn bave combioed togetbr for the pnrcow of lupportlDK tbelr fainiiui and tboDLblre., aud le mauufactmo every Llud of FUBNlTUBiS. CHAlABt t MATRH8SB3, ' ' " BEDBTflAfS, fto., Aud will guarantee to anr ott I ten) of tnwa and oonntry that tbey will furnish an food furniture ai la manarae ,luid In tbo Uulted Htatw, and at ttattaf .otory prlcoa. TbeUotupaoy hopna to rcu-in1 a llloral ahare of patroa-age. aa tht-lr uioityj la to "llvo nud lot live.' It will aiva tlieiu ploaniiro at any time to abow virUoia tbroutfb tueir romua, wbvtbor purchualug or not. "lhis Oompitnv it lu oT' ut for tbo Rale of Miflra, BAILKY ft I OAMP'd OrSLUUKATKU HpliINO ItttO UOT'IOM wbich, for nlmpliaUy and durability, ouonot be rxoillcd. Please ant I aud exauiloe it, 1'rlca from s m to H 00. the KHl-amaii is Mr. W. I.. II170IIR3, Innir oonneetd with Hid brtiineaa, an old (dtlien, fvi merly nf the Hi in el UukIiotA Uobie . U. N. tiNlOUB, H. KNtwiiKB, Treasoier. KuporhiU'ndont. . . aeptlldHm. . WILLIAM BLYNN, ''' , NEW NEIL HOUSE, t 1 . Floe Watches, English, Swiss aud .... American Rich Jewelry, In fine variety Diamond ICor, to vhiekJ pag ip total altmlionj 'aVaKLINO 8I1.VKH WARH. STAPLB AND FAHOT tltiVKR Pl'ATRD 1K HETTM, WAITKI18, PllOil. KBfl. Oi'BLKTS, TASTKIIH, FOIIKS. UpotXH, AND PAMrURS ; riNU TABLK OUTLWtV. (1HOI0KDT KINDS; OLOOKB tlAbKNDCH, TIIIKTV DAT, riMI 1TBKM01I, and a general BHortuent of fonoy goods. .1 militarTgoods. ! WM, BLYVR haa b wry aaporlnr wDartment, taw The very beat Hworda and Hitbrea, One Datnaaoiia and belt AmorloaA and Imoortad bladoa. Buh, Helta, Offlcrra RpgulalloB Hata, flnoat Paanantt spura, paaittta, to , ac, v Hone need noiid to Olnelnnatl or Now York for m Hilar) ROoda; my nrlooi will be aa Ion aa any boaeo In tho eoun try. JvUBdly FUVERY & SALE UTAH LE, O It S, Front SL, bet. State and Town Mb Itaraaa 0rrlagea Ready at alt 'I'trnaa. ' Bfmnfl BOATlDtD BK TM DAY OB WHIR. --, War fine HonM alw.yi lor Salt, (ootSMli COLUMBUS, SUM' -L ' I OHIO. TLEGRAPHIO NE w5 IIIORxIKO AXD A FTERKOOJV RE PORT. THE nBHEI.S KTACUATIKO VriUCUCSl'KR. AMIIVMUSOTAeAPTAllVCtrGUl' AAI'l'llVt. . REBEL PICKETS ON THE . i'OMAC. PO- T1IE LATENT REHEL, NEWS. CSITERSAE DEMAKU FOR A . l ORHillll MOVEMENT. UREAD Of1 SERVILE IJXSCRREt' TIttJV. DECISION OP THE COM II 1)4 IOl lt OP INTERNAL REVE RIE. GEN. 8CIIOFIEEU ATULHUORN, RECEPTION OP GEN. PREMONT AT ST. LOl'Ibj. ttC' More Talk About Rebels EracU' tiling Wiuehetiter. PHif.Anm.riiiA, Oct. 20 Tho Washiiieton Blur of Ibis evening has information that it is believed that the rebels were evaouiuing Wiu-oheeter.At Mauassaa Junolion, on 8.tturday, the in-habianta were ezpeoting rebol oavalry at Cat-leti'a Slaliou. . Gon. Sialil reports lo Gen. Siiiol that on the 1 3th 8,000 rebels outored Tuokersvillo from Witicbesier, to protest tho return of Siuttt's oavalry loroes. un tuo next day the whole re crossed tbe Shenandoah, and tbeu went on their way to rejoin the mum body uudcr Leo. A MinneHota C'npt. aiiht Np-l.iiaur Rebel Pickel.) oh the Potomac Again. ' Kbit Yobk, Oot. 21. A diapufoh dnted Bo-lirar lleiglilu, Oot. UUili, to the Tribune, alatea that the lobela who followed Ocn. Uumphriea baoV to tbe river hnre again pickets dowu tbo rolom.o. There ia very little pioket firinx aerobe tho river. Provost -Marulul, Cupt. J. II. Pell, of Iho 1st Minneaotn, went out wiili Iluuoook'a reconnoia- aauoo to ChurluBlRU, and oullcd on some acquaintance residing there. When our troops leu Charleston, (hoy did bo Tory suddenly, aud it is euiipone J unci. 1 oil was not nwars ti tii.jlr exit until the rebels returned aud look him prisoner. No imolligouoo of hint bos einoe been reeoived. The Major, Quiirtormitsier. and two Lteuten- unla of tho Masnftcliusutts, wero sent to ork on tbe fortifloat Ions veBlerday for belli ir itiinout from their regiments without pasBes, in violuti'jn of McClellan's orders. The report that the army is wMtina: for the haul fioBts, ia ri'c,Ojtei-oui. Tho roads nro hard, dry, aud in eupeib condition for march-iti2...Tiie heavy nina wbiob rondorthein mud dy and difliaull tiuually oomuioiioo horo about tho firat ot November. The following is a sieoiul diBpatch lo a moru- lug papoi: . . Fauifax Coust House, Oet.. 20 On the re turn of Gen. Siuhl'a expediliou a small party was sent out tuwards llriaiow Station, aa it was tmdcruiood ihiit a foroo of the eucmy vtai there. Dunne lain ovcmuir. tbreo of tho i ally return ed, mid reported that the nst luid been out off. TbiB atorv was soon utter proved faleo by the arrival of lbs ri'miindi:rH of iho parly, without having nceivtilouy injuiy. Tlie; biid been attacked cetr Cuilolt's Hon ion by about twioe their nuiulir, Mid enguinf; Ihtui at clone quar ters eucociutu in uheekiug fuitoeruuvauoo. Rebel Rcvi-n -Vi'lieat "Ifown" tit 3 . o Coal In Riclimoud lrou-ClariN on .lameif Hivcv. FottTjtEis MonaoK, i'ct. 19 Tho Peluiaburir Kspiets, of the mm, enys 2, OuO Yankee pris- onnrs ore ex eoie I to si live in Ptiortburg for ino Piortu. .. . . . ,.. .. Wt'd trooso aud wild ducks am ploaty ou tho James Kivcr, but thtre are no Bportsmen to shoot them. Wheat hiii diclined oouoideiably, being now held at So 75 per bushel. Wo fear thtre will be much trouble and a host of suilring from the soarcity of ooal. tbe Itichuiond U.spalcli, ot tbo 10. h. savf: Wo infer that the Federals will soon make a de8oerato effort to foroe iron-dads past Drury's Bluff. A battle ooeurred iu Periysville, on the 14th iu6t., which lioutucky will mourn for many johis. The redoral Ions was heavy. Prentice says it was a aiawu battle. Ibo nbol forces fell back bix miles. ' Wm. J. Shoemaker, Geotgo Wclob, Peter H. Mills and Cbas. S. Biker, members of Company A, 1st MaryUnd cavalry, a Ynukoe orjauizi- n tn, was received nt (he Contedcrate prison yesterday to be Iriod for murder oommitted in the Valley or Virginia. lue uioumoutl examiner, of the 17th, says the good people of Cnarlcston, South Carolina, havo bad a oelebiation in their oity, baptising a marine ram, or ladicn' gunboat, built there. Aa Congress has tailed to muke any enact ments about martial law, it follows that it has no longer any existenoe in this Confedera cy, and any attempt to continue martial law In any lorm or disguise is in derrogation of the law-making power of the Government, and in defiance of the Constitution. Tho Examiner, of the l7th, olaims the victo ry at the battle of l'erryville. It saya the Fed eral loas in killed, wouuded and captured, was over 20,000. Tbo Confederate loss (5,000. From the Pacific. Ban Faancisco, Oct 20th. Money tight. Tho rates are 22 per cent. Legal tender notee at 16lidl8 discount. Kxchange on New York, payable in currenoy, 1620 discount. Bcverat oapttansts are disposed lo allow moucy to lie idle until Eastern finances become more settled. This is believed lo be the main reason of tbo money pressure. The steamer 1'aoitio arrived with four hun dred passengers and one hundred and fifty thousand dollars In treasure, from Oregon. $20,000 oc British aooount. The Columbia, opposition steamer, sails for San Juan, with the Pacifio mail for Panama tomorrow, producing a lively competition among passengers. Ino opposition rates, as advertised are, for first class oibin, $1400; second, $161; ateerago, 90. The mall steamer averages 100, 187, and 133. VniveiNul Demand lor a For ward Moveuieiit--Di ead of Ser vile Insurrection. HAsiitmiTOH, Oct. 20. The proasure for a forwaid movomont 1b becoming almost general. It is urged with an earnestness that haa never been equaled. Tbe argument is used that a protraoiiou of our present inaotton will ruin tbe country. The Times has a dispaloh giving an account of a gentleman from Culpepper county, Va , of the hanging of seventeon slaves, oharged with organiiing Insurreotlon. The conspiracy ia supposed lo extend throughout several oouniies. The inhabitants of the counties where tbe Insubordination exslts, threaten to resist the oonsoription not on the plea of aelf-defonse; lo protect themselves against the negroes. Two- thirds of the slaves in Virginia have already heard of President Llnooln'a proclamation, and know thoy aro free; and he thinka should the rebel army retreat from ita prcaent position, another natural rcboliion would oocur lu east ern and central Virginia. Ueciaion of the CoiumlaklontH- of Internal Revenue. Waihimutom, Oot. 20. The following deci sions have boon made by the Commissioner of internal llovenue: the phrase kept for use and employed inreforence lo silver plate.is conalrued to except silver plate or ware kept for aale; and also that which ia In possession of a family or Ha memi ors, as enuveniers or Keepeaxee. ine plate property taxable ia that which has been purchased for the use of tha family or has been presented to the family aa part of Ihe household furniture, and as suoh Is kept for ust, whether for ornament or actual aarvioe. In the WEDNESDAY MORNING.'' exeouilos of tba law, uaeaaon r direeted to allow ounera of lilier ware to hre tho nmt weigbad nd lo maVo report Ibareof. alamp will bo required npoirorory mrtiflokte wdiod uaa or Biajr ura legal raiuo la an; Court of law or equity. Wlien a niitnuhoturer haa now gooda oa kand at me piaot of Dianulaotarp, bat baa not taken out a licoaa nor kept bis mill In operation ainoe September let, hie gooda are aubjeat to duly wlirnevor aold or rtmored from the plaee 01 uianuiaoiure. ' i ' In alatapinrpromiavorr nolee or other inalru nient requiring etampa under the exolae law, alampa of a entailer amount in number infn- uient to atnonut to tho aum of the atampe re quired, ean be naed; provided they are of tha kind Jonominatud for tbepeouliar inatrument arawn. Gen. gcnofleld at Elkuorn, Ark urn, ajurllg'i ComuiandEx-tcnded--Sutipens)lon ol the Iu. dlau Trouble. i . . Sr. Louts. Oct. 20 Sohofleld. with hi. ad. vaoee, has reached Elkhorn Tavern, Ark., and established hia beadquurtera there. Tt'lrgtaphio communioatlon la oomplete from ui-norat vurtis a neauquariora lo JSIkborn lav ern. Sohofleld sends intelligence that the enemy aro mming lor uoston Mountains. - Sons. Steel and Oislerhauso ' with their dlvls. lone, avo at Pilot Knob, advancing asainat the enemy, uiiuer Mcurmo, oieon and l'araona. au advance or two regiments on the rebels, waa at Went Flaina three daya aao. Brig. Gen. Warren is at Salem, watchln. uiem, Aotlng Rear Admiral Portor. belnc vesterdav rrquesitd to oo oporate with Gen. Curtis lnoer-luiu matters dowu tbe Mississippi, replied from Cairo. Iu twenty minutes bis movement was cooimenccd. Reoent orders from Washington extend the oommaud of Uen. Curtis over Arkansaa. Mis souri, Alton City, Kansas, Nebraska, and Colo, rado. Gov. Evaos, of Colorado, in an interview with Geii. Curtis, stales that tbe alaror whloh was felt in Colorado In reforenoe to Indian depredations, are passing away. The tribes in that territory, not seeming interested iu tbo uprising of Minnesota savages. To make thinara aura Gon Curtis has conaenled that two regiments oo raises in uotorauo; ono moun'.ed shall re am Home to preserve pence. Uen. Fremont arrived hero yesterday: he- comes as witness in MoKinstry's case, and may bo detained several days. Doing) of the military Commit)- Ion. Washihutos, Sunday, Oot. la ' Uen. Hunter's Military Commission has thus far confined its labors lo the evaouation of Win- oheutur by Gen. White, aud the surrender of Harper a terry. Tbe testimony of Caot. Anare- lo Powell is ulouo wanting lo oomulcte thia nveetigation. It is not known that auv other oasea will be brought before thia Commlsasion. it wilt do oause tor general regret should the otirt, so exoeiiently constituted, and intrusted with such ample powers, be allowed to adjmrn without making an examination of more of those extraordinary military operntioiia which have disgroced the National arms, if not imcor- Hod tbe National oause. The Exchange of PrUonem. The Orderly Sergeant of the l)5th Reeiment l'ouusyivania voiuutcora, who accompanied the recent expeuittoa lor tneexonangi ot priaoners. naa leiurnej to Aixen a Landing, and reports mm oner a uay s uegoutuon wltb tbe Cootcd. orata authorities, Mr. Wood, Superintendent of ino (lid Capitol, and Commissioner for tbe ex. o:iango,!rcci'ivcd full permision lo take hia ohoioe uf iho Union prisoners ooufintd in tbe Eontbern j iilp, and, in oonsequenco of suoh an arrange ment, nas gone to tuusoury, Piorlb Uarolina, to release tho prisoners oouliuod there. An AHte-KevoIutlonnry Conrt ' House. The interior of the Court House of Fairfax county, Va., has been completely destroyed; no- tniug lemamiug (it tuo ancieut structure but the walls end roof. This building was one of Ihe oldesl in lbs vicinity, having been built prior io too Jtcvoiution. J uo rteblilent or tbe hrsl Court held there was a member of tho Washington family; auJ the immortal George himself one of tbo Gruud Jury. We regret that the damage to this atructure should have been done by Union troops. . - . IMPORTANT FROM VrBSTERl VIRC.I1VIA. 'Che Rebel Forces Reported to have Gone to Eutit Tennessee. Gallu'ous, Ohio, Saturday, Ool. 18 Ev. Mr. WooJbull, Chaplain nf the Fourth Virginia Volunteora, reloased by the rebels a few days sioos, reached Point PleaBant to-diy, haying walked all the way from Charleston, on the Kanakwa. Me reports that all tbe rebel infantry and ar tillery have left Western Virginia, after having secured largo quantities of salt from the wells in tha valley. It is oonjectured that tbey have gone to fiaat Tennessee, lo reinforce Gen, Bragg. There are now no rebels in tbe Valley, cx- oept Col. Jenkins' guerillaa. Ibis intelligence is perfectly reliable. Return of Gov. Manly a Gun boat Recovered. - The following items are from Ike4 Newbern Progress of the 13th inst: Ijov. Stanly and lady arrived here on Satur day evening last from New York via Beauforl. The Governor returns in good health and full of vigor. The United Slates gunboat Seymoar, whioh was snagged and sunk a short time since in tbe Neuse, juet above ihia oity, has by tbe indefatigable exertions of her orew, been raised, repaired and is In good fighting trim, and her crew are anxious for a brush with the enemy of our Nation's honor. Explosion. . . Ntw Yobk, Oot. 21. Tbe boilor in the Soar ing mill, at No. 8 Urcoo worth street, exploded this morning, killing four and severely eoaMing some half doaen persona. Three or four are also said to be missing in the rutus. Latest from Arkansas. Lovisvills, Oct. 21 Dispntohos reoeived at headquarters from Helena, Ark., to tbe 17th insi, reports an qutei and tne rort nearly completed. The rebel Gen. Holmes bad sent to Gen. Carr, undor a flag of truoe, a communication, which falsely assumed that Ihe United States Government or its Generals bad engaged in arming the negroes in Arkansas, to whloh oourae Holmes entered emphatio proteat. Gen. Carr promptly responded, telling him that neither the Government nor its agouts had armed negroes; on the contrary, the Federal troops had been employed disarming the negroes, and while so employed were attacked, and a portion of them captured by guerrillas. Geu. Carr adds, that whatever may too tha policy of my commanding officer and tie Govern, ment, I shall cheerfully follow it out. In a skirmish on Ihe 11 lb, 12 mites west of Helena, tho national foroea captured tha Lieut Col. of the 21st Texas, and 12 privates. The enemy'a further loaa Is unknown. Maj. Iteotor, of Ihe 4th Iowa, was taken prisoner, and we had four killed, six wounded, and fourteen missing. L , . Gen. Fremont's Reception at at. Louis. St. Louia, Oct, 21 The friends of Gen. Fremont last night welcomed his return to this oily in a grand serenade From 4,000 to 8,000 people were present, and tha reception was in overy respect oordial and anthuaiastio. Iu icsponse lo repeated oalla, tha General appeared uud made a few remarks, referring lo hia former visile to this city, stating that the principal object of his visit now was, to bs pres. out at tbe trial of bis friend and fellow soldier Gen. McKinslry, believing as he did that the assaults upon him were made lolely becauae he felt it an honorable duty to stand by tha aue 01 mi umcr. About Gch. Scott's Letter. Wasiiimutom, Ool. 21. Early in 1861, when olvil war seemed pending, but had not actually broken out, Gen. Soott wrote two papers containing bis views, professional and political, on the criaia and the right! and dutlea which devolved on the Government in the momentoua juncture. Ona of tbem haa reoently been pub lished without the writer's oonsent, 1 Tha second appears to day, having been furnlahed to the prsaa OCTOBER 22. BoeToa. Ool, 21. J no. A. Andrew haa writ. ten a letter accepting tha nomination of tht Ra- PUDiieant for re-aleetlon. It ia elated that Gen. Darene will aooepl the peopiei union nomination lor uovarnor, . LowisviiLi. Oct. 17. 186 J. In tha fourteen hoapltala here, about 2,000 wounded and 11011; lo the aovan New Albany oosptiaia, about l.uuu. six hundred dead rebels on th Perryville battle field, atill unburled last Saturday. About 000 rebel priionere, oap-turtd by Buell'a arms, left here yesterday for viokenurgn. They looked ahabby and aeedy, but full of fight. Two thousand guerrillas about Ramsey, and aa many mora ai Casey- ville. Casey vllle and like guerrilla reodei-voua will be attended la by the Ohio flotilla. "Corporal," the late rrankfort Yeoman a Lex ington correspondent, wrote that Klrby Smith made a speech In Lexington on lha let, 11 in whioh ha waa tntrt on tht backuardneii and unwillmgntii lo volunteer wkick ektracltritei too many Kmluckiant. Ha and Gen. William Praaton urged on all to come forward at once, lie urged Kenluekians to rally under tbe South ern flag. Tha Yeoman, you know, waa Mag-goffln'e organ, and John B. Major wae iti editor. Of oonree, tbe tone of tbe Yeoman waa 10 heartily approved by Klrby Smith, that ha com missioned Major to rataa a regiment of libera tors. But all that Col. Maior raiatd un to tha 4th, the date of hit flight from Frankfort and the leoman i demiae, were three aida, ona cor poral, and two privates. dr. N. Y. Timet. OCR LOUISVILLE CORRESPOJV- , DENICB. . - John Moifaa's Treatment of Senator Grler Grler anOut-and-out Parson Brovrnlow Tbe Estate Gutted A Cotton and Money Panic. Lodisvilib, Oot. It, 13G2. You have seen tha horrible narrative of Win. C. Grier, who represents Boyd, Greenup. Car ler and Lawienoe In the Senate how John Morgan a bgrigands have treated him. and hundreda of others, In those and adjoining oountite, tnree 01 wnion alone contributed ,500 voluntoera to tbe Govsrnment. The homes of the volunteers and tbe remaining loy alists rineu ana ruineu; me labor or a lifetime destroyed; their wives and ohlldren burnt up with their houses, murdered, or driven penniless and naked to the woods I No wonder Sena tor Grier oriea out, "Because I oondemaed thla wloked rebellion, urged a vigorous proaeoutlon of thia war, and, in my place In Ihe Senate of Kentucky opposed lha temporising pelloy of my own party, 1 am persecuted and turned out of Kentucky. I am now unequlvooally forcon- naoation, subjugation, extermination, and hell nd damnation I ' JNo wonder the wayward Courtland Prenlloe, (son of the editor,) after ne was mortal ty wounded in nis raid upon Au gusta, said, "We have good men among us, but we nave also vtr) uaa ones.1 Scott's "Tigers," very bad as they are, are lambs by tbe sids of Morgan's savages. Bragg, who is reported a sevxre and unpopular disciplinarian, has, for effeot somewhat restrained his men, including Forrest's and Scott's oavalry, from depredations and outrages. But Morgan had his own say and way. Most of the several thousand recruits from Central Kentucky joined Morgan. Kentucky has suffered terribly. She is gutted. Union county alone is said to have furnished to tho invaders over 17,000 hogs, 1,200 horses, $100 000 worth of beef for Jeff Davis's scrip. Within a month, the Slate has been rob-bed of at least 20,000 to 30,000 horses. Quite a panio among our ladles over oalloces and otbor oottou goods. Calico 25 cents a yard, and rising fivooents a day. Tbe first hogshead of the new crop of tobaooo brought, yesterday, $25 25 per hundred. Bankers, yesterday, offered 27 oenls for gold and 23 cents for silver 25 oenls for demand notes. THE WAR I HEiVTCCHT. Fin f her Pnrtlrulni-a nf thn ItnlftA 1 ot R ehester Springs, or Perryville.(Sp-clal Gjr.'Mondence of lha Pbllidelphla Inquirer.) PanitYviLLic, Ky., Oot. 17, 1862. . THE FIELD. . , .., The field you have had already a description of, but some further partionlara will be of in terest. The rebels, while they occupied their ground at and near tbe Springs, were not only sheltered by the woods and hills, but had also taken advantage of the long lines of stone walls aud fenoea, and in some plaoea they had built new and airong works, to enetter them, while our men were compelled to march up, on open ground, to the attack. Tbii they did wltb tha Utmost coolness and bravery, and, after three or four houra of the most severe lighting, thoy were finally compelled to return to their firat poailion, leaving the field temporarily in the hands of ihe enemy, who immediately began the work of atrlpping and rifling the dead. In some eaaei they took from the bodies of both dead and wounded ev erything of value, aometimei even taking the boots and pants, but they finally withdrew from the field, leaving their dead unhurried and many of their wounded unoared for. INCIDENTS OF THE BATTLH. At an early hour of the engagement, while the lid Ohio Regimont wae posted upon a somewhat elevated position, thoy were altaoked by one entire division of Gen. Hardee's oorps, for tbe purpoae of pressing them baok and turning the flank of the entire division under Gen.Ros- can, but tha 3d stood manfully to thsir post! until nunareoa were mowea sown. At this time the 15th Kentuoky was lent to thoir support, when tha rebels, in turn, were driven baok, butquiokly rallying, a moil despe rate nann-to-nanu encounter oocurreu, in which, for eomo ten minutes, man fought to man with the ferocity of tigers, aud at the end of that tlma tbe enemy were drven baok again, our iroopa following them oloaely and dealing death among them at every atep. The result of this single encounter was tbe loss, upon our side, of some bundled and nrty men, wntie tbe rebels left upon tbe spot nearly two hundred and fifty, many of whom had been killed by the bayonet. At tba lima mat uen. i.yue ien, struok in tbe breast by a piece of shell from a rebel battery. soma of his men wanted to remove him from the field, but as he then supposed he had been mortally wounded, he refused to allow them to do so. Baying that he wished to die cn the field. The rebela, however, drove our forces soon after from that portion cr tbe held, after whioh no. thing further bad ' been heard or the gallant General until yesterday, when he turned uo alive, nearly woll and paroled; but he says ha will be in the field again as soon as the Gov. eminent can effect his exchange. During tbe entire engagement Captaim Loom- is' Battery kept up an almost oontinued firing upon tuo n.uvi iiuob, Auvomug everyuiing in front of thorn into the moat admirable oonfu- aion. At one time General Bragg deolared that if that battery wera not soon silenoed the day waa loot to them. Soon after, several oflloeri of General Hardee 1 command reported themaelvea to him, and pledged themselves to take the bat tery or perisn. ine attempt was made, tba battery was not taken, but many ot these ofiloers perished, together with hundreds of men who had accompanied them. Indeed, to nndertaka 10 enumerate all tha regiments who behaved well would be limply to givo a Hat of all who were engaged, aa in the hour of danger none faltered or drew back, but among thoae more particularly nouoeanie were tne Tenth. Twenty. first and Third Ohio Regiments, and tha Eiihti eth Indiana. These were all most fearfully out up, and of me wnoie numoer or wnioh eaoh was composed, not mors than one-third wera left In fighting condition when the firing eeaeed in tha evening Tha loss In killed and wounded of the Third Ohio is about 265. Tha enemy took eonie three hundred or our troopa priaoners while they ware aeafohing the field for irlenda. During tne evening it Beams ansr tne omoer 01 the day had negleoted, after the engagement waa over, to poat pickets upoi tha field, and our own men wera allowed to roam around tha grounds in searoh of miaalng frienda. Tha enemy, taking advantage or una negligence, tarow forward a couple of regiments of Texas aavalry. Bo aud. den waa this movement, that they aurprised and captured nearly three hundred at car troops, wham they have ainoe paroled. Our loss, though fearfully heavy, Is not 10 great as waa at first supposed, and it ia now thought that thouaand will oovar tha whole number of killed, wounded and mlasing. Among theae wera a largo proportion of officers, of whom many wera wounded. , A large number of those who wera killed wera shot in tha head by rebel rlfiemea, while 1862 NUMBEK 100, hundredare wounded In the handa and armai indeed, ine number wounded la the right band seema almoat Improbable, there being not leaa than ona hundred and fifty. Tha rebel loaa haa been admitted by their otnoera lo be fully two tnouaana nve nunared men, and it la probable mat 11 wu axoeea mat number oonaiderably The field, at tha oloae of tbe engagement, pre. eented ona of tba moat horrible sights imagina- oie; nunareue, almost taoaanda or men, wera to oa seen lying around in every dlreoiion. manr oeaa, omere dying; while otnere etui were fill ing the air with their crlea of sain and an guieh, while tha groans of the dying horses, whioh wera aoattered around, siokened lha ecu! aa well as tba eight. The rebels had not buried a aingla ona of their desd, and a large number of their wouuded ware left 10 be taken oare of by our troops, while their army retreated toward! Danville, whioh plaoe ihey reached on Saturday morning bt ten o'clock, whloh they held but a abort lime, aa our foroea puahed forward and drova them from their newly ac quired position There ia a atrong probability bat a fight will eomo off lomewhere in (bat quarter soon. , . . Late Southern News. Tha Charleston Mercury, of October 8. aaysi "Llnoola is weak and lnsinoere. Hard press ed by hia own party; he issues proclamations mat are mere make ahim for the hour, intend. ed to appeaaa Ihe radicals. But he leans to tne unlon-as-lt-was party. MoUlellan ia the representative of this party, and of the oapi talists." . Tha aamo paper. In ita letter from Richmond, says: "If, for example, Bragg should be as slow in fighting aa be is in marohing, Buell may wntp aim, ana put tne norm in good numor again." In its editorial the Meroury, of the ti inst., complains bitterly of Ihe release, "cn Borne llim-ay pretext," of ninety-six of Pope's oflioers, "notwitnstanaiog tnat tne uovernor 01 Virginia had made a formal requialtion upon tbe Confederate authorities for the surrender of these very men, in order that they might bo tried for Iboir orimes under the laws of the Stale." It alio auggeils that there ehould be no more txohangos of prisoners, aa tbe balance ia now largely in favor of the Eouib, claiming that there are now forty thouaand National prison ers under parole, and that "lbs Lincoln despot ism, with ita usual "ruuio faun, ' is about or ganising these veterans into "an army of reserve," to be hurled agiinst the South "at the deoieivo moment." A letter from Key West, dated Sept. 13, re ports 30 oaaea of yellow fever and 23 deaths trom the disease oa board tne united mates frigate SU Lawrenoe. Tbe Meroury reports two Yankee gunboata as feeling for masked batteries "three miles below Fort Jaoksou," in tbs Savannah river. It also refers, with considerable positiveuess, lo "eertiin ptice overluret ta:d to have bttn made to Gen. Let whin in Manilan i." Tbe correspon dent of Ihe Savannah Hepnblioan saye: "I am credibly informed that such a popositlou as that described was made, and under oirouoi-stanoea that euocuragod the hope of its acceptance."Richmond papers of the 4th inst. announoe the reoeipt of Northern papers of the 2d inst, and givo extraots. This does not spoak well for the vigilance of our pickot Uses and Poto-mao blockading squadron. An important naval movement is aunotinood to be on foot at Hilton Head, looking to tbe eaptnre of Savannah and Mobile It ia to be commanded by Admiral Dupont. Brig. Uen. Rodman, C. H. A- wounded at Sharpsburg, is dead. Brig. Gen. Dunoan ttmitb, late commanding rebel foroea around savannah, (formerly of Second Dragoons, V. S. A.,) li also dead. The Mercury quotes, with evideul approba tion, the answer of a robol aontry to a General iftloer who rebuked him for not ealuting, "Ob, h 11, General, salutings played out.' The "white trash" begin to be discontented. The Mercury ot Oot. o announoes that on the 14th September Col. Woodward's Regimeut of Partisan Rangers captured, on Ills Cumberland river, opposite Canton, Ky., "four steamboats laden with munitions of war aud supplies for Gen. Buell's army. The o&rgoos wore secured and the boats burned." The Charleston Mercury of the 6th repub lishes, with sincere oommendalion and under ita editorial head, the speoohes of Hon. James Brooks, of New rork, and Mr. Dchoable, 01 Peansylvania, .made at tho late Seymour ratifi- oation meeting. It also announoes with pleas ure that "at tne noxteeyoiour meeting uiooard O'Uormau will speak." - ' There are fearful pictures drawn in tbe army correspondence of the Savannah Republican of the utter dostitution or the Confederate ioroes. All good rebels are urged to "send forward to Lee's shivering ranks clothing, shoes, hats and blankets." Molasses and sugar are said lo be plenty down the Mississippi Valley sugar 10 osnts per pound, and molutaos 25 centa per golloo. The Charleston Mercury of the 2d Inat. quotes with dangeroua gratitude tho articles of ihe New York Herald, about the Convention of Governors at Altoona. It also announces that the Confederate steamer "290," while cruising off the mouth of the Mississippi, had captured an outward bound veeael 1 having Gen. Phelps and Commodore ' Porter on board." It states that New Orleans is now ocoupiod by "8,000 white troops and 6,000 uniformed negroes. Verily, Gen. Hunter's black "draft" for Ihe cure of aeoestlju bcgioB to work. DlBpatobea from Lee a army, dated sopL so, announoes that owing to the large receipts of ooneoripta and stragglers, and Ihe time that has been given tbem to recuperate, "Lee's army is ia a far better condition to-day (seventeen days ago) than it waa when it entered Maryland." "Bortaa Mailed. The beast Butler, tore bil elothes in a fall at New Orleans, some daya ago, while assisting his wife on board a Bteam-er, and tha rent dlsolosed a oomplete coat of mail from the neck to tbe thighs." A pretty good tear, tbatl From Perryville. Burgeon Gen. Weber, Beoratary of State W. S. Kennon, and Capt. W.R. Looker, all of Ohio, direct from Perryville, arrived in the oily last night, taking the train for Cincinnati and lio-lumbus direot. Tbey report finding the wounded sinking aBd dying rapidly for want of nourishment. Gen. Weber purchaied a supply of beef cattle, furnishing one head daily for all tbe wounded indisoriminateiy. tie reports nan-ing everything in ooofusion. By request he took oharge and regulated all the hospitals, tbs party rendering all assistance in their power dressing wounded, &o. Tbey report fifteen hundred wounded still at Perryville. About six hundred of cur men wero killed in accordance with their estimate. Tbey counted over two hundred dead rebels on tbe field. The bodice have ainoe been decently buried. On Friday last Buell's hesdquarters was eighteen miles beyond Danville, and eleven miles bsyond Crab Orchard. The enmy wero in advanoa one day's march ahead of Buell moving in the dlreoiion of Cumberland blip. The general health of our army is good, and they are eagor for another fight. Returning, Gen. Weber and friends remained at Bardstown on Saturday night, guerrillas being reported along to road In their front. Liuitoillt Journal oj IhilOth. Lee and MeCIellan In Virginia. We have had the opportunity of conversing with a gentleman of distinction reoently arrived from Riehmond, who has enjoyed excel lent opportunities for informing himself as to the condition of affairs in tha oapital of the army of the Confederates. He rsports a very general feeling of renewed confidence in the population and among the military of tha South. Tbe mooess at Harper's Ferry, and the quiet withdrawal ef Lee's foroe aoroaa the Potomac, have aufliced lo oonvort the battle of Antietam, in tha popular imagina. tion. into a great rebel viotory, and the Con federate troopi wera laid to be in tbe higheat spirit!. It is the impression of our Informant that Las intends to give battle to the National ar mies from hia base at Winchester; that he has sever thought of abandoning tho fotomao without a contest, and that be baa new under his orders fully 150,000 nan between Riohmond and the frontier of Virginia. ' If this Intelligence be correct, ai wa have reason to believe it must In tba main be, we may certainly look for a serious conflict at an early day, in ooneeqnenoe of our advanoe Into the rebel dominions. The time preaaea, for within II vi or six weeka, at furthest, tha opportunity of a deoieive campaign in Northeastern Virginia will have slip-pad away, and wa shall he onoo mora "Axed la tne mire ci lanpassaoie roaas ana more un passable military Intrigues JV. T. Timtt. CINCINNATI ADVERTiaiKG. W1LUON It CLARK, SHIRT MANUFACTURERS, Lax land deVfcra I.; ;rf ( m 8. E. Cor. Fourth it, Walnut Sir., , CINCINNATI, 0. p"" 7-7 ' ngiedsm JOHN IT. DETERS, MAMTJFAOTTJRBR Vf bt.lee.lo anl retail dcklw la BOOTS, SHOES, AID T-TriDa3ra. fVotCS Fourth street, ;bet. Vina Ik Walnnt CINCINNATI, OHIO. A lerau aiaortnanl of Atilltur. rtnnta ma ar. itautly oa band. augklfcUm GEORGE MCGREGOR, No, 18 Fifth atreet, bet. Vina and Race. CINCINNATI, OHIO. . ifanuraatnres Loeka, Jail look., Oar and Switch boeka !. lgh Lutcb.j, Front Door Lucki, Mortlo. Looks, kbu ,v. i. wmm ui ran boooe. Hirer plated BELL rULL8 AND DOOR PLATES. Harm Belli, and pnla sp Speaking Trnaipela In the tuoal apurorid manner. AUo, attande to repairing and Ouing&eys. ' N. B Has on hand an aaiortment of BnlMara' Hardware, at the veiy lowcat prloee. augsO-dUiu. BOYS' CLOTHING. A Large and Genteel Assortment Toantt all elaea and aire.. I. now bain. ramtlvMl anil eolllng at nnu.ually LOW PlilOkl, Our Golumbu. frlenua aro Invited lo call at Waldron't), 46 Fifth Street. eng9J8m t . Merchant' aGd Sutlers' Supplies. AT WHOLESALE. WH HAVE OS BAUD THE LARGEST STOCK of tbe follimiu. etvlee ol botleie' (Jan.!. nr u- bouee lu "The Weet," and If mo don't Mil lance luu AS LUW, ORLOWH11 then ur otb-r lion.. i , 11... trodo well, eull und to. We offer to butler. The Greatest Variety, Alio of tbe following itylei of goodti . oldl( re' Prhte Parkageei Hll'tary I or trail Paikatj Pareon Drownlow Package; Bvergrren Piicagc; Oar Defender.' Pit u Package; Western Army Package; SoDttcental Prlae Package; Soldier.' Ark, or "Yankee Kotlon.;" ' "Th. YankMj" Colon Stationery Prlae Package. FIFTEEN VARIETIES PRIZE PACKAGES. 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Straw Gooda and Palm Leaf Hats, Pearl street, between Main WnJutit, win a ATI. OUT UtOflk bu all ben DHMhunri nmvlr,.. tn 44.. t.i. rtw ' n prietta. We aro therefor prvparod to offer goodi a the luwi-at ratei to cash or thort time bay ngt0 DR. A. J. FORD, "ttia ' OJh9t lSiRACtibtt. THIRD f FO BR TB Sit. For th TrMiment of Olaronio Ilii3aao0 t aapatciALLr DtoTdra of tha Kft, (Jatarrb or tha Nom, Ltnr Con-plftiDt, Aathmt, Bronchial, Pyapepila, Constipations Drfuary DiMrden, Nervon DUmmm, Hhramalfem.Saio-. fain and Oanoart. Aiao, Female Uomplafnta. Mfrdiolne fnrntahod, and chArgo moderate. PonoDB at 11 diatauon, describing their complain ti, MB hare Uetlioinea and full direct loo a aenl ahem. Addrut, UK. A. J. FORD. mari.l.lj OlDolnnaU. 0. J3Lm O. Fora"borf KO. 6 BAST FOURTIT STREET, SOUTH 8IDB. BABT or MAIN. UP BTA1U8, Cluolxixiatl O.. MllUriOTUlIK ADD DliLBt IV Trusses lor Radical Cure, 4UPPO&TEK8 AND SHOULDER BRAOEfL 4urt;ia and Aoatouiioal Mechanician. lores tor anl Munufaoturerof Apparataefur Ourvature of bplue, Wry Nook, Club Feet, Bow Lga, and otner fhialodl Delonml-iioa. Sttliota for Fracturua and DUlooattoai, 8 took toga for Viirfooae Vclna, Knee Gape and Anklnta made to order. Rapi'ctal attention paid to the repair of ArtlQoJal Llmbi. A competent Vein ale to attend to Ladies. Hefera by pertnisaion to DrWO Muaaey, Dr A O Slack, nau, Dr f Bootkor, Ur J F lad kins, Dr f Bchmtdt, Dr. ' lr(ee, ir A Battnian. (luarl lVcftnt eaaofl of flonorrhoa or if phi lis cured in n few daya. wUhooi chauge of diet or hlndranoa from briMiioHP, Secondary gyphllle the last vestige eradicated withoat tha uaa of Heronry. IuToluntarv oaMoa of semen atoppod lu a abort time. BafferfU'e from m potency or less of sexual power, restored to frill rtitor n a few weeka, Gleet or donurrhea of loaa; atandlag, There all InWual remadlef have failed, parnianaatly aaa ipeedlly caret by a now treatment Addraaa, DR. STEVENS & CO. Onutnnati Loth UotpM HO. TBI Rff ST., BIT, WALNUT AMD VIHI Ot Box SCO Uluolnnatl, 0. . . . ! ....... .1 , ..,'1 ' I I .I' ' ..ill . !.. .... , " h"' '' 1 :!,' 1 ' t '