Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3766, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 October 1862 — Page 3

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ni.fcu.u..puUuprer.aLneMurinSeniiforUlUm,kiiÄ of the ctr,,. f,r the imof paper tnJ carJ, nl ectndog.KJijJche.ip! rM,teQie,t unJ1 tl or!er of the Council." ., , I I'mof of the onler of the Council directing the work. All nU of boot, trief, cu!ojraej, h :ifot rmtuX u ux dii ith. Iluttlutor-

c, printed in the bet etyle und on hört notice. ! ... ' ! W e k the patronage of Democrat, and all oth- j ers t'jat want printing done. To Local Aptbtie. OrcasonaI, or transient local notier will not be it rted in thiJ per hereafter un!e the? are paid for wheu iandeil in. -ml to in-ure ine rtion m-l he hamlet in betöre C o'clock 1. M. Icsl notu-e ol five liae and under will be inerted one time for 50 ct.; etch additional insertion of the wme matter, et.; marriage notice. 50 ct ; lui.eral notices, $1; pay rejirrel In advance. Notices for benevolent nocieti nt exceMin five line, one insertion, 2ü ct. The abive terms will be atrtcllv iArrtml. CITY AND STATE ITEMS. iy,' 'General T. A M'rris we !crn riN?eived hU commNion aa.M'tjor Oer.eral vn Alornlaj. C"Kcr freh Haiti more OjMer, raw,teed or fnel, o u Cunniiituoi', on Illinois ftreet, opooite the Clovernor'i maimion. tt Wastui. A small bou.e. containing three or j four pionn, within three or four squares of the Hate Hou-e, for which a liieral tent will be given, and six month' rent advaticel. Fkom KtTtcT. Dipatchea from Kentucky receive"! veteidav Hate th t McCook' und Crittcnderj'a army corp m ve to Cdunibus to po from thence to Nahvilie, an 1 tli t (tiihcrt's corjw remainn. Boi'jitim ami Pkmmiomh. S j!dier, their widows and heirs will find it to their interest to calon C Hauiiiu, of this city, who is collecting noil dierV claiata of all kiud. Otlice Su. lb' Kadt Washington treet, Itidianapoli;, Ind. el3-3tn JST'The Journal dies h ird. In its expiring trudle it kk-ks in every direction, ar:d a good deal after the manner of Humphrey Marshall' hofi-e. It is a pity that so much wiuu au 1 h much muscle hould be wastel. Z3b" Humphrey Marshall U iuch a failure as a man of war, th rebels propo-e t cut him down and make a gunbo il ol him Lou. Ihm. And lor the fame reason our (iovtt nmcnt should alter Casius M. Clay to a ram. fr Ycsterdiiy as tne of the trains on the Union Dejnn was backing ut it struck a waon belonging to the American Express and demolished it. The horse was luved by the exertions ot il indial Ihlfin, who uliel forward and cut him Iooe from the wreck Hook Kektir am Collector. A competent an 1 exjK'tietice! book keer and collector, who can keep txoks in double entry, is wanted for a situation in thi city. A middle aged man, and a Democrat, will be preferred. Address box Kl. Indianapolis, giving references, qualifications, amount of salary rejuirfl, Vc. 2U 4 It vm James It!. ike. Jr.. and Mr. Xewcotnl who were reKrtel to have c in vued the Senatorial question last Sabbath. Our venerable friend. Captain Make. Sr.. may have thought much about it, but .said nothing on the subjtct. Indeed there was not much in the conversation anvhow, and we do hot believe the children heard caoush ol it to injure their young minds or m raU. We hope not, at all events. Kailkoad Accimnt. The first accident on the Terre Haute Railroad that we ever heard of occurred on Saturday, about a mile this side of (treencastle. There were three freight trains omi west, and following chne uimju e.tch other. A heavy and blinding snow storm was raging. Some of the cars on the tirst train became detached, and of couise fell buk, and the two rear trams ran into eich other and into the detached cars. A bad smash up wn the result. Two In coaiotives were badly broken, and the track torn up lor ix considerable distance. The engineer of one of the locomotives was injured, but how se verely we were unable to learn. 1 he track was Soon repaired. MiTRoroLiTAN Hall. The Lady of Lyons, often as it has been repeated here, never gave more pleasure to the patrons of the Metropolitan than on last ti'ght. Miss Jane Coombs gave a grace and fiuish to the character of Pauline that lent an additional c harm to the piece. She grows in furor with the audience at each successive appearance. Mr. Iiiley. as Claud Melnotte, w;is auperb. We heard but one fault found, ami that was by nn old military ctntlem tn who Ins pussed his life in the army. "He carries his head a little to hiyh the eyes should strike the ground fifteen feet in front." Mr. Kiley h is no more enthusi ts tie admirer than this veteran oldier. When the curtain dropped Miss Coombs and Mr. Kiley were called in front ol it to receive the plaudits of an attentive and admiring audience. Ingomar is the plav tor to night, in which MNs Coombs apj ears as l'arthonia. C3T"Lieut. Pelos Ht flien, formerly of the 50th regiment, arrived in the city yesterday from Nashville Lieut. HeiTren was captured shortly after leaving Nashvilie by Col. D.bble's cavalry, j am! detained three divs. On Monday week D.b ble's force, 1, K'O strong, was on the Edgefield pike, six miles tins side of the city, when they were attacked by a i-arty oi general eiey . ... . i iorces,consisinii:oi wie .cm i emisj i io .. portion each of the 1'Jth Illinois and the b'Jth j Ohio. The rebels threw away everything and' ran. HeiTren was detained between two of the rebel horsemen and was expo.ed to the lire of our troops. One ot his guards was killed. W hen j Dibble re formed his command some miles away, : one hundrci ot h:s men were ruining. HeSlreu j bad his discharge paper trotn tho army with him. and aller trotting h:m over the country and open- j ing and reading a lot ol letters he was briiii.ig ( home for the officer and men of his regiment, j they turned him ad ritt minus his mule, to bud i hi v home on foot. I Mrrrt Improvements. i v request of one of the Attorneys w e pubiisn the following opinion ol Judve Knv.of the Comnnn Fleas Co-irt. in the case ! U'm. Johnson it l. r. IsWLt I. Mam, UeliveieO uunngme pies j ent term of tti.it court. The decision is one in , winch our citizens, but more esj.fci.il our City : Council, ate interested. The facts are stated i lu'ly in the opinioo: j 1 hi is a trtn-cnpt f the proceeilirgs of the 1 Couimoo Council ot the citv ot Ii.diali.tTHMis in regard to traveling the si-lew.ilks and centir of 1 I'et.n.-v Ivania stieet, aLd the .issesinetit ra ule ' upon the owners of property for payment of the 1 eame. The ile.'endaiil appeiled there !.tni, and now ties his demurrer to the trwiscript, which by U : forms the complaint in this action. t 1 . - . c :! 1. ..l.. -v 1 4ie iotnioii wouucii lone 11. c pi-n wo 1'iuri improvements such as are cnteml ted in this transcript, upon petition ot the oxmersoi twothird of the whole line of iota bordering on ny meet or alley, or by a vote of two thirds id the members of the Common Council without such petition. The transcript, then, must show that the exercise of this power was authorixed either by uch petition, or by such a vote of the Council. Without the ore or the other the Council cm not act. The action may te by ordinance or by an order. Hut the action must be h id. The sixtv ninth section of the clnrter ot the citv prui ides thai anv person may appeal from; the precept directing h'u land to be sold, on the assessment for such improiemtnt. aud that tne trial of said appeal -dull be conducted trials of civil causes ate conducted in said court: VartJed, lint no question of fact shall be truJ, which may arise trior to the rutking of the con-1 trct for the id improvement under the order of Council. The clerk shsll, upon the tilit g of said lou l, forthwith nuke out ai d certify, under Li liaud nod oIÜciaI ca-al. full, true and com j. 'telecopy of all paper connected iu any way; with the said street, beginning Ith the order of j the U'Uuc.l Oirexlio Ue utk to ö done rij contracted r. and intludit.g all notice", precepts, order of Council, bonds, and other paj-rs h!el in id matter; which ttunscrpt shsll Ins in the nature öl n complahd. ;i:h! tow huh tl.eio-

HI r.thall anrer -pott ru'e; -ivl in ca-etle Curt or Jury tut f.n-1 frii , ttnt the pr,ctl'i ot all olÜitr, ul-ep-etil t oritr j threri.i,;: U. .mk to oetiui.e. -re rriul.r. tli.t m fiMrtrt h, rWi nit'ie, tht the nk 1 a leert do in ImUorir T-rt. crcnJij to the contrc. Dl that C eel.ru. te h ' Urn properly i,t .... therron, trun tui! Coutt rh-ill direU the

rI"J "! .,,. 1 1.;4 t,ti cn lY.rly contruel o that it. rro ii will tnt in aar conduct. "Xu n ation of f4Ct lull le tr'ud hieb ro an. i At h.ins; een m!e, t!,e Court will uot -j be- ' hir.d ll.e order. If that orler La 1m ped 1T A ,wo thiriJ Totef ,i,e Court ltf.i not look back l eej haulier or no liiere a pet tion pre-i et.te! i;r.ei by tci third cf the owners of prop- j ertj on the utrret to be improved; for lm petition j i not nt-etlcd in uch a case liul if the order i orAy purport to luve been nndeby a majority of tie members of the Council, the Court mutlook buk aii'l re whviher a petition has ben filed which authorized a majority to pathe ordinance or the order. If uch jiftition h not been pre fentc 1. the order hn not been p i?ed, for then a majority can not make such an order. liet'ore tl e Court can be concluded by the contract, the tranci ript ciu't fhow th it an order was pa-eil directing the improvement to be mule. Iu tie ca-e of the "City ol Indianapolis va. Injberry," I7tli Ind., 175, the Court nav: "The fc-rd hows that on February 26. 1?59, the Council ordtteJ ad ertiseuienU for bids, for fpecinc street improvement-, and afterwards ap1 proved the contract mide for thee improvenient!." Tlie Court evidently regarded tliia order of Council a a subtanlial compliance with the ih irter. Hut the proceedings of the Comi mon Council were revtrei on other ground. In I earchit!' back throush the record the Court at the first error, and did not discuss this . order of the Council, but there having teen no i order upon property holden to pay the assessment, the precept was et aside Hut in the case I under consideration, there is neither a petition urion which a majority of the Council may act, nor is there an order or ordinance passed by twothirls or even by a majority of the members of the Common Council. This record shows simply an ordinance intro duced; next a report of the City Engineer, rnide nine months after the introduction of the ordinance, in which he says he had been directed to advertise for proposals for such improvement. The record does not show such order or direction by the Council to the City Engineer, and he can j not in ike a record tor the city. A contract was subsequently made bv the Citv Engineer, iu the name of the city, with the plaintiffs, to improve the street, and that contract was approved by the Council, by what vote the record does not show. Is that contract binding, and can the con tractors recover for work done and imt rovcnients made under it? This qoe-tion must be decided under this demurrer. If the views already expieced are coirect, the answer is clear. The Commoo Council can onlv act upon petii tion by the vote of a majority of its members, or by a vote ol two-thirds without a petition. Any attempt to ct in any other manner must fail. 1 his contract, then, is outside of the power conferred by the charter, and is void. The attention of the Court has been called to the loss incurred by the contractors. Dut when a party chooses to contract with a corporation that can only act within certain prescribed limits, the law requite him to look to the power and take notice of its limitations. It he contracts with the corporation outside of those limits, he cm not complain of loss resulting therefrom. The Common Council has the power, under er tain restrictions, to order improvements against the will of the owners of property in thetreets improved, and make the expenses of such improvement it lien upon the adjoining lots, and they may le sold to pay the lien. The Legislature has chosen to grant this power with thee limitations, and every propeity holder interested has the t iht to demand that the power shall only be exercised within the prescribed limits, and to invoke the protection of the Coutt against an ubtie ot the power. It the Court will not grant euch j. rotection, the limitations had as well he removed, and the jKwer at once made absolute. The demurrer will be entertained. Sword I'rkskntatiox. A very interesting ceremony came off on Monday night last. The private soldiers of the 2I Indian i cavalry purchased a beautiful sabre and belt for presentation to the irallant Lieut. Colonel Robert Ii. Stewart, who has long commuided the regiment and who has endeared himself to his comrades in amis by his chivalrous conduct on the field and b; gentlemanly bearing at all times. Colonel Stewart, it w ill lc remembered , declined the command of the 5th civalrv tendered him by (Jo ernor Morton, preferring to remain with his j coniriitle of the -d, with wliom he hid passed j through inii h hard service. j The presentation took place at Louis Line's, wheiea lare company of invited guests met liie brave boys of the 2d nnd their idolized com mander. 13. H. Cornwall, of Terre Haute, presided over the meeting. Capt. W. H. Schlater, en behalf ol the soldiets of the 2J, presented the sword, with the following remark: Liltt. Col. Stkwart The privates of the 21 Indiana cavalry desire to present you with a tesntonial of their resject and esteem. They request tint I should speik for them. For more than a ear you have been a tield ollker of their regiment. such they have hud frequent op portunities to respect your qualities as a soldier, and to admire your gallantry as u ieider. Upon many battlefields iu Mesico voti exhibited a bravery and intrepidity tint gave promise of future renown upon the tented field und amid the clash of arms, whenever your country should require those services. These promNes of usefulness h ive had their realization. When the call w as in ide for volunteers to defend the Cnion and the o:isf itution, vou promptly responded. In Western Virginia, as Capt lin, von did gallant and arduous service. Transferred from that position to the M tjorship und afterwards to the - Lieutenant Colonelcy of the 2.1 Indiana cavalry, we know from pe-sotril observation nnd expert me thal in j, in ,,e C;ire u; lh,e our C(mrnu. ,i the fieid. vou have deve, , ,,,e MUA!it:t. o: aI1 accomplished, a brave am, A j,.,ij,,nl commander. The testimonial we present vou is to express oup .jee ; vour murage, vour skill, vour p striotism and ever amid the sterner duties of the ra aml the a ,M.IieroUH t.are f tjlUiie un. amp der your command. We know that the sabre e pie.-ent you will be worn by ore who will never dishonor the flag under which we serve, and that whenever you draw it ftom its scabbard it will be to lead your men to deeds of valor and of chivalry. Soon we will again mingle in scenes of mortal strife, in a stiugg'e for the preset vation o the Government of our fathers. We can not antic ipate iie l0ult, but speaking for you as for ourelves, we know th.tt 1 "O'er the proud heads of free men our star-ban-t.er waves, Men as firm a their mountains and Mill as their grates, j To morrow shall pour out their life blood like. niu; j We come twek in triumph, or come not again. Hon. Il.iv less W. lltnni, of Terre Haute.; received t!ie eword for Col. Stewart, and replied j as to. lows; 1 have the honor, ?!r, in heh.i.f of Vio i county, the doting mother of ties gallant son. to ! I : .. . . l j . t . 1 . 1 i . . 1. . receive ai vur uiuos mis n arvi earueM token 01 i the admiration his bronzed and war-worn com- J raiies t ear toward their brave commander. j 'I o ihe friends of this distinguished young officer, this is truly h tu gratifying occasion. AI little more th m sixteen month ago, ElizibeihJ Stewart, the Sparilan mother of her uuconquer- j able son, stricken and tremulous with age as she j was, hui of undimmed eye and unfaltering heart, ! bid your honored guest to h isten forth to the conti ct, and to return to her gain with his shield or j on it. How well he his obeyed the voice of her j whom I k;.ow is more dear to him than life, let! the heroic survivors of Carnifax Ferrv, Shiloh. ! Corinth and GalUiiu, testify. U a my pleasure, soon after one ot those en-1 gtemer.t. to com erse w itli a wounded soldier,' ho hid shared with him the fortunes of the bat- j tie, and wheu I asked him the question "How ; ! did In. b Stewart lehve1!" he raised hi crutch convulsively, the blood of honest :ide mounted i ' h. pu'e an.i su:ikc:i tempiO, and his reply was , "He never faltered, but wo wift to do tu dulv." What tetter testimony would vou ak? wlut bet. ter - idence would von h v e ot earnest and laith lul m ü 1 brilliant conduct! Hut our distinguished jjuest deeds no eulogy t my !i Ui.is. He LauJs l-fore you to nint the tried a'.d scarte! warrior of thirty two tiercel t fought tights in vind.cation of the honor of the Ke; ublic. With his own good right arm he Las written his o n eulogy, amidst the torms of b.tt-

tie. npri the shsfteted artnor tf the eremy. At i Vert Crur, Chertib'ic, bd n u'e -l'e , C e. ' pulte; ec. Cornif ii Ferry, S'.iloh, Coinib. Tum roniiiu Crrt-k, ii.l Mt (tsll.t'iu, ihe. rr ?-rry Oi Inbaiii,hi won f..r h;rnelf that ir.ijerih. aide renown wh'ch the Gol of btt!es h , be- !

queithe-l to the vlrtüou. the honest and the b ate. , Tben.sir. in behalf of your brave companions j immiu ii it pi i tic .inu eiuii.ui iu i ui'i Biuui.u you, and in behalf of your proud cominmd. tl.ia , hour retin upon the field counting the hour that will reunite too, I commit thi tm-tnined ' won! to your band; receive it, and when you shall strip it for the strife, with your straining ! eye ieting upon the fiig you will follow and de j fend, bear in m nd the example of the heroes who j under its bods, torn with the shot o Utttie and ( Kiflened with the sleets of winter, shared the! lonelv ri;ilof the chill night-watch on ever- ! battlefield of the Involution Heir in m'n! the'

blood which smctifies the hallowed ground of j Lexington and Euuw Sprints, the bones which i moul.Jer at Concord and Valley Forge, hichiS OUTHERN NEWS, leep in honor by the waters of Niagara, nnd!

where the Mississippi murmurs her melancholy j dirge, as she weep along by the sunken graves I or N'fn Orleans Theirs i rriicclo r it: I Constitution the Constitution pure and unsul lied the Constitution with all it length, and breadth, and thicktie-s the Constitution ap-p-roveu oy jenerson, -sit)iisnej ny asti'n.toti : a tri- t

an. I rescued by Jackson. Lfx.n it tne be.iutiru, j A TMrtion f Gen. Bumside' troops left Fleatemple of civil and lehgious liberty ha? been e-1 MIll yJll!ev ve-terdav morning, and moved dow n tabhshed. Our sainte.1 fathers built it they j to Heriin, fey'e miles below Harpers Ferrr. where built it am.d the storms of revolution and they i püijtoon bridge has been thrown across the built it for the redemption of the human race Potomac every stone in that temple they cemented with j The remainder, embracing the three corps unpatriot martyrs blood, and to day, crowned. I der Uurn-ide's command, will speedily follow, believe it is, with immortality it stdl sUnds in j Simultaneously with this the troojo at Sharpathe storm, the mighty wonuer of jhe whole civil- , bur;;( coin;wei-of Hm,ker' cj corns, now izei world. The (oths and andals of party ; minded hr P.evnolds. and the eort. of Kitz

may seek to undermine nd destroy it the ty- ' rant may mock at it the usurper may de-pi3 it; but the weary soldier and the honest citizen will never, never, no never forsake it; but in every

hour of its rnl in peice and in war come life J 'nie elements are unpropitious. Until yestercome deith, they will gather around it. and as j4v mornin. the roads were dry and iu splendid one man of one vo-.ce, one arm and one heart, ; co,,ditiou tor marching, but soon after daylight a they will beat back every assailant, and trample I C(,jj driving rain commenced, and has continued down every foe. ! without interruption up to this morning.

I ne privates oi company r , i iti-iiana iu v-i airy, presented a beautiful pair of spurs, inscribed "Tuscumbii Creek, It. K. Stewart " The inscription upon the spurs refers to the crossing of Tuscumbia Creek in trie presence of the rear guard of beauregard s army after the evacuation oi ionnin i ne enemy mo planted i a battery to sweep the ford, and the roads lead ing to it. Col. Stewart dismounted his men, and J fetuug timoeis across the .stream abve and low witji carbine in hand, crossed and drove the nbe.s from tlietr Mn.ng jaisiiion, thus opening uie roao ior ine pursuing column. i . ... co, ,p,y inen s. i uown io n magniuceui supper, und the gon things before them were seasoned by many a lively jest and merry song. , Toasts and speeches lollowed, and the evening I passe! in a manner long to be remembered by those who-e privilege it was to be theie. SPECIAL NOTICES. PUBLIC NOTICE. TO.MMVM .'c CO., iriicit, Mo. Is i:ut IVusli i ntoii Nireet. Have been appointed averts for the sale of ii !. A i i: ' n ri: s s I is a r. , TIIK WOXDKKFL'b OKANrLl'S. f-r the cure of CoanlH, Col.js, Sore Throat, Hronchiti, Wheezing, rritatioii of the I'vula and Tondls, utul iJiseasfs of the Lun. Sold in large boxes, 25 cts., 51 cts.. and $1 each. nlSJAwl v CAUTION. The market Is fall of imitations, represented to be the Hme s.'MllOiWN'sniiOXCHIALTRDCIIKS," which are In motc,i-Ps ir!urtive of positive Injury. Many dealers will recommend Inferior prepHrailons and lower priced article, afl-'iif more prottt to themselves Ak for and OHTAIN on! llUOWN'S LUONCIIlAb TKOCIIKS," which y Ions experience haveproved rhvir value, liavin received the sanc:ioii of physicians generally, and testimonials from eminent men throughout the country. BROWN'S BKOXCHIAL TWHVHKS. when allowed to dis-s.lve slowly In the mouth, have a direct influence to theairecte! parts:tbe sediiiive and soothing etTecltotbe mucus lining ofthe windpipe into the BronchiiallayPul monary irritation and Riven relief in Ouchs, Colds, and the various Throat a ifect ion . to which puldiespeaker and sinsrersare liahle. fehll-dly'6. "ilYl'.l'D O PO I VTTt'B ii A V I t ILY SEWING M.VCUIXE, with all the recent improvements, is the UK ST and CHKAl'KST and MOST LIIAUTIFL'L nf all sowing machines. Tliis machine w ill scwaiij - thiiiir, from the running of u tuck; in tarh.-tan to the making of an overcoat anything frotr. pilot or heaver cloth duwn to the softot gaiueorgossaaitr tUsue, and J ever r-.ty to.'.oirswork toperfeciton. tt run fell, em, lnt, gatin-r, tucli, fptilt, anl has capacity for a (rreat variety of ornamental work. Thi.-t is not the 01JI3- loacliine that can fell, hem, hin !, and so forth, but it will do so better than any other machine. The letter A Family Sewing Machine may ! had in a reat variety of cabinet cases. The I'cldin l'a-e, which is now heconihg " popular, is, ait n.nne implies. oie that can he folded into a box or case, which, when opened, makes a beautiful, substantial, and spacious table for the work to rod upon. The cases are f every imieiitaMe desifin plain a the wood ;rew in Us n.-.tive forest, or as elaborately finished as artcan raakMhim. I. ii. SINf.KK .t CO., No. 47 Bro.lwv, New York, ßfrjjy-ln 1 anapo ntrice No. 3 Odd-Fellows' Hall, Washington treet. aplS-dlj DRY GOODS. CO I a i

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a i 1 r - I m M M B a ti 11 -I 1 COFFEE. 144 RUBI A BULLS 144 t 144 4'KSESE STRETf.T, NEW YORK CITY. j KOra:.KT COFFEE. Put up iu tin fe ll Pound paper, 4 in a box, ar.d ia j bnU. Our price, rane from 8 to 30 rent.. We put up tt" fuil"w:rijr -iad: 1 i JAVA, I Alt ACAIHO, t IV IlIO, ItIO and M i'i.itioit roi ri:i:. We beLeve our Coffee to be tV'.Vr than any ground J Coffee now in Use. All order aJdr's to u cr to our i Aints, Messrs. Piack A Yoi o. Is3 ChmVers street, corner Washington street, New York City, and Mesrs. I'uLi4i 1 IKA.M. Is9 A. 1C1 ou.h Waur street, Chicago, Il'.ir .-. s,ii receive proanpt attention. -t-d3in TAKCU A. PLACE. CROCERIES. Groceries ! Groceries ! ! T IHK NEW AHMTIONS TO MY STOCK OF GIIOCKK!KStne It rmplrt' compriinir everything 1 be foiuiv! i:i a -il r-uliMi (-roct'iT IN ta hi ih in cut. I o prepared ta rve tnj fr.enl and the putl c renf rally, wuüad ankle nee-ed Lr Unn.v use. Tarticuiar j attfi.tu.n is Kiven to the purchase vf prwluce. I Tier , lw a-the luwent. J. ÜAkNAKI, s-tl-t':n-i No. 1 J outh Mri'h.ti vt.t. i

I fatrt arvti ro n r tmc taiiv tti irnstu liriT-rtipVTi1 nn rrtt n t n It 1" Ji ll fill L.MiS 111' ltlL .K.lll. IJrhrU Itctrcatiiis: South. BUKXSIDE IX PURSUIT. AFFAIRS ON THE BORDER. ! iltZUSlIS .fffV.l.l DEFE-MTtlUx ,f .7 iSSOVtlt. I'rom Waihineton Was!ii?5gto, Oct. 2"? A special tc the Trib une, datd llolivar Heights, Oct. 27, says: As the preliminary account has been permitted from headquarter, there can be no impropriety j in stating that a general movement has at last commence! joliI, Porter. ,e ul'so on the march. Thev nrobably encamped last night near the head of Pleasant Valiev, ready to follow General Uurnside's The . , ttre already very muddy, and after being kneaded by a few thousand infantry w illoe almost impassable. The tonn is exceedingly severe oü the men. The evacuation of Winchester by the rebels m m ' and their fuliiir.: back toward Staunton is connrmetl ,v vewrul cilizcns who came into our )j,jes yt.."terdiy. 'ph'e M11 ,i OI broken out with unusual violence both among the people of Winchester the ,roop,f !U), probably hastened the demure ot the rebels. 'i ne general l.ealth of the army is good, and j the IlUmt)er ( sjck unusually sin 11. Tbe Commissioner of Pensions has apoointed the fnuWilltf Me. Ohio G C W heal ixaui'.ners: eter, Cleveland. Iowa O. K. S. Lewis, Dubuque. Michigan Jos. S Hildieth, Detroit. Wisconsin Jas. Ibefeudoif, Milwaukee; Lyman J. Harrows, Janesville. Gen. ilai.ks left here this evening in a special train for New York to organize an important expedition for the South. Hen. Heiiitzelm in has been put in command of the defenses of Washington during the absence i of lien. Hanks. A special to the Herald says: Urigadier-lieneral Thomas A. Morris has been :i jioiiited a Major-General of volunteers. llrigadier General Hooker rode iuto the city to itay. He will be able to take the saddle in h week or ten days. A special to the Times says: Three hundred dollar are bein realized weekly at Harper's Ferry trom the tax on store-keep er?' and oitlcrs' goods, for the ho-pital fund. The enemy's pickets have reappeared on this side ol Ch irlestown. This is supjjosed to be a mere feint to cover their retreit. There are h mi.I minv cases of typhoid fever. A recotnioisance made yesterday afternoon by Whipple's sunt 1'enixn's divisions of Pleasantou s cavalry, to Lovettsvilie, reveals the fact that there is no enemy in that vicinity, but abundance of forage and subsistence to be obtained, this region having been heretofore untouched. General McC dl will probably be restored to his command, no charge beingon file against him. The decision of tue Com t of Inquiry into the case of Genera! Martmdale, though not formally announced, fully acquits that ofticer of the charges preferred against him. The follow ing has been received at the Headquarters of the Army: St. Lou is., October 27. To Maj. Gen. H. W. Halieck, General in-Chief, Washington: lriga.!ier-G'ner il Dividson informs me that Lieutenant Colonel Leaser, with a foice of civalrv. hus tiir-tiod the e.iemv fiom Greenville j toIlC,r Thoniasviile. Oregon roumv, where, on , .i... oo, i. i. :llt:ll.bH,l .,,1 t ,i ,, ,h ll; 1 1 V rotltPil CIonel Urown from a high hill, killing eight and t..kin eighteen prisoner.-, twenty-tive stacks arms, and twelve Ii nes. The re!f I forces of Mc lb ide and Parsons seem to he retreating toward Yelville. Sighed. S. II. ClT.ThS, Mjor-General Commandin;. II y direction of the Pre-dent the Estate of Ten ncs'i't1 o i.t ol" the TennesMe river and such parts ot Northern AlaOaro- as may le taken possession of by the United States forces will constitute the Department of the Cumberland to be under com m uid of (en. Uosecrans. The troop. under command of Gen. Grant will onstitute t!e 1 1;h army corps atrl tlio-e assigned to the command of Gen. Uosecrans will constitute the 14th army corps. Soutliern evv Xlw Yoke, Oct 2?. General Bragg has. furnished an ollioial lepoit of the battle of Terry ville. Ky.in which be claims a great victory which he says only for the approach of night would hive been complete by diiving our troops from their tvosition. The K-chm-md Dispatch of the '4th has the following: Ii amir's army has retired to a safe position which it would be imprudent to state. (Jen Cragg has secure 1 4,70( wagons leaded with provisions which have teen br ught away in gaiety with his army. He lost ,50d barrels of pork w hich was le;t at Lexington and fell into the h inds cf the Yankees. Great dissatisfaction was felt among the officers of lrajr;'s army at the f illinn back and many of them literally wept when the order was given. 1 he conclusion to be drawn from all the news in our possession, continues the Dispatch, are that Br ip has either met such an overwhelming force of the enetnv and successfully retreated be fore it with his large store of provisions, or that he has been too timid and made fotced matches an 1 foti.ht arid wearied his troops for an rject which he had not daring enough to accomplish. From Itoktnn. Hoston, October 2.3 In reply to a resolution adopted at the meeting of the People's Party recently held in Springfteld recommending Charles Francis Adams tor Senator in pi ice of Charles Sunn r, John Quincy Adams, eon of the former, w i lies a letter declinirg such Use of his father's name. Tho letter s iy: Knowing ;is I do the paramount importance which Mr: Adams r.ttaches to unity nnd harmony of aeti-ii at this time, I think it proper to ay that having been consulted as to fuch a ue of his name he h is retu-d absolutely to consent to it From I'filladelptila. Fhjl ititPHi a, October 2T. The Washington j Star of to d i savs: Gen. McClellan to-day removed hi? headquir-1 ters to the Virginia side of. the Potomac, precise ; ly where it may not be proper to say. ' Xight nipnlc!te. j I rnm Wahitigtort. W'asaiMirov, October 21 The Harper's Ferry correspondent of the Philadelphia Press, under date of the 2Tth, says: News received here to-dy from General PleiMnton's advance confirm previous rervirts tht the rebels are retreating rapidly up the Valley. Winchester was evacuated to-day, aud It was thought thit tsiraiisburg would not he held with any large force. The entire rebel army ot Northern Virginia is paid to hive leeu divided into two bodies under Jack-on a:;d L''nztreei Jtcki Jii's column H moving directly to Staunton, w here it Is sxi 1 winter quarters fr a Iire force have been improvised. Lo.igstreet rujvf.s to GonJjnsvilie, it is thought. Gen. ilumside moved South to day and is niw oti Lis wa to Wir.-hester, nseetirc no erieniv.biit

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!! r-ivniry lMe fTouglit in a considerable inimberol -'ugVr. Our f.-res il! occupy Winchester during the pre etil week. It t lf! ev-l t!: at Gen Hcrn-ide Uenmenp to ri.e teir r-i rd of L.-ogief r. ;.n I tu.it a fiht will ei -'ie. . lid lb it Gen jlotUl.i's cvrps ha tvil t-ent f.rwnrd to su:n'tt him Theentiie Army of the IVt"mir will move cr. the river as s -'.n as tra:.-;ortjt;uu for sup-pli-cm le secured. A ss?cial Washington die patch to the Poat Gen. Hooker'a furlough expired yesterday and he reported to the War Department Hi toot is not yet in a condition to retader it quite afe for him to go into the CM. Circumstance may be tuch hh to demand hi presence with h;a divUion even t the risk of serious conequrnce. but it is i"d that his surgeon objects to going iuto the field for another fortnight. The complaint that hav been made in inacy of the regiment because of the non payment of modthly waes and the lck of uirble clothing will now te tuj plied a the President is determined th tt the soldiers shall be well clad and promptly paid and the proper department are busy attending to requisition. This applies to the troops in the West as well. The Navy Departaeut baa received the following: The Cnited States forre in the Gnlf hire destroyed the rebel salt works at St Andrews and St Joseph's Hiv, both capib'eof making over ICH bushels per day. The bark I. L Davis cspMired the English pcboi.er Isabel while attempting t evade the blockade otV St. Marks, w ith a cargo ol cotton. The U. S. steamer Penobscot captured, otT Shelhon Inlet, X. C, the Knglish brig Robert llruce. 2('0 tons buttheu, loaded with clothing, medicines. Sic. It is also learned that the U. S. steamer Al batross captured the schooner Two Sisters off the mouth of the Rio Grande on the 21st ult. She was tiyin the rebel flag at the time, and a rebel registe" was found on her. Her cargo consisted of jrunnv cloth, rope, crinoline, ic. Gen. Wool has been ordered to appear before a court of inquiry now in session here engaged in the investigation of the circumstances connected with the surrender of Htrper s Ferry. Assistant Secretary Harrington has returned to Washington and resumed his duties at the Treasury Department. According to a general order lately issued from the headquarters of the Army of the Potoniac.it is among other thing ordere! that all volunteers or enlisted men wishing to transfer themselves into the regular army will record their names at the Adjutant's ofhVe of their regiments at once or before the 5th of November. No ..flicer of the regular army will in future enlist volunteer soldiers whore names are not on their lists. Lists of volunteers wishing to enlist in the regular army will be forwarded through brigade division he idqu irtcrs to corps headquarters. Kejular ollicers desiring to enlist soldiers from the volunteer service will hereafter apply to the headquarters of the corps for such lists, arid will also apply at the same headquarters for permission to visit the regiments to recruit the men. Care wiil be h id not t take more than :i fair proportion of men from each regiment.

From tlie Arm)' of the- t'otmiiar. IlKAtXjl'ART-KS AUMV OK TIIK. POTOMAC, i October 27. lrC2 (ener.il Plea-anton's advance has arrived nt i Percellsviile within : few hours' march of Gen. Loti gst reel 's command, m hieb is helieved to be at Up erville near Ashbv's (iap. A dipitch from P!eaatiton, written at four o'clock, states that he had driven the enemy so far with the- loss of" a corporal who was tikeu a prisoner by his hone falling. No information his been received chnnirinir the position of the main body of the rebel army from the vicinitv of Winchester and HunkerHill. The recent rains have not materially interfered with the fords at Shepardstown or Wiiliauisport. At Harper's Ferry tiie water rose two inches un.i the Shenandoah increased four inches at the same point. The rebel cavalry in considerable numbers continue to Low themselves between Martinsburg and Cherry Run. and a regiment was seen and tired at opposite Sh irpsburg yesterday. From St. Ioitlfc. St. Lot is. Oct. 2?. The fire on river yesterday turns out mote disastrous than at first supposed. The cargo ot the Hacon. consisting of b23 biles of hemp, was mostly in the hold where the lire originated. The fire nriginated', as is supposed, fmui the fp.irk ot a candle which had a few moments previous been blown out bv men at work quit'iiii for dinner. Ahout SI.")0 bales heuin had been delivered, the balance destroyed. 'I hi- E-aeShi and W. II. Unwell h ol been loading lor the Missouri titer fcr several days, and !th bo.it s had considerable freight on board. Th it on the Kste'hi was bin ned. hi'.e ihe irieater portion d the Russell's will be saved tüg'atlv darn iged. The McDowell and McGill were lai.l up boats and had nothing of couseijuence iiboard. The total :iir.oiint of loss by this disaster will be about $175,0 )1). i- rom IlitrriKbur. IlA-nisBinc., October 2". Rev. Charles A. Hay, Pasor of the Luthcri in Chinch, wa.s ar rested to day und tiken to Raltimore fy order of! (Jen. Wool. The cause of the ariest, is a sup- j posed to be a communication signed by Mr. Hay, pi.hlistieJ m the JJady 1 elegranh, censuring the authorities of Haiti more because of the difnulties ex ei ieticed by the friends of the wounded Union soldiers in procuring the privilege of taking them homo and attending to their wants while rebel sympathizers are freely accorded similar privileges in aid of rebel prisoner?. A committee f citizens has gone to Washington to state the facts und procure his release. From Itotoii. BofiTOv, October OS The case of Mr. WinH. Winder, of Philadelphia, who applied for a writ of habeis corun to be liberated from confinement in Port Warren, was heard to-day before Jtnige Ciif' jrd, of the U. S. Circuit Court. The writ was granted, Judge Clifl'jrd remirkirg that it was not intended to apply or prejudice any question that may hereafter arise ot the return of the same. The writ will he served on the Military Comminant at Fort Warren, and if honored will come up for a further hearing to-morrow. The counsel for Winder are Hons. Wm. B. Re-id.G. W. Biddie, and Peter McCaU, members of the bar of Philadelphia. I'rom C'ulro. Cairo. Oct. Col. Stuart, with a detachment of the 55ih Illinois, made a reconnoissance into the country back of Memphis a few diys since, and broke up a camp of guerrillas, who rotreatel across the Wolf river, destroying the bridge after them. Stuart also crosed, killing two and capfunng a number. also destroying ten plantations belonging to secession sympathizer. in that vicinity. Col, (irierson had alto broken up several rebel camps. It i stated thit Bdlentir.e's rebel cavalry left Holly Spring! some tii e day ago, and came as l-r north as H-.chie. This fact may have givea rise to the approach of Price to Bolivar. ÄMmlSTRORS' NOTICE. VJOTICK IS IIEKFBY f.IVEN THAT THE CNDERhli'iNFD ha hn appointed Admfaiitrator of tb etute of Betsey Whitford, Ute of Marion eoutj.deoeal. Said etate is tijpoed to he Kilvent. rjct27-wAw FOSTER WH1TF0P.D, Adm'r. NOTICE, "J07ICE IS HKKEP.Y GIVEN TO THE ST0CKH0LIKKS tf the Indianapolis and Iavenworth Tarnnike noad Company, that all nubcr;hern to the capital ?ock rf aid Company, In default r f makr? paytrer.T of their rejH-ctive ubscriptioiü, are hereby required to make uch paynien' on or before the 20th day of November. iS2; and on fafluire to make full partne-t of tte imi o in arrear. t j the Secretary, at Li residere. In Ferry Towntip, the said oc ao by each rubcrib?d and ta arrear, and the several suras cf monev paid by them on i abcription, hsll be forfeited to the Crtr.pacy. 1 Bv onier of the Biard at neetr8; of the 20th October, j 1?C. FoSTfcK WIirTFOKD, Sec'y. oct2T-w4w NOTICE. "YOnCF. Letter testamentary, w;th the will annex1 1 ri, upon t-e etate oi Ixior Livicu-toa Ir.alip, oe ea-e.t, bariuz beeni.u-d to the unders'trned, thi I to oot.fy ail ijcn-un baruia; claim aeaiost ait rstat to present th-same, duly aulet.t;caied, for payment, al ths kno in themselve to le ia ebteJ to ad decedeut re hereby requested to call and make im media: payment. Tte e.iate 1 solvent. I. M. DUN LAP, KxecutrU. k-'.-.-ee . Isifc. u.it-t4

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To If asurrd cf tLi, ItlM hly tetesi-ary to n.aVe tl trial. 1 be Wiae it.elf f of wry aupvrior quality, beiug aK-t one-third Trncer than other w ine; warnitii; and li.T:orati:is tie wbfle tem from tbe Lead to the feet. A tiitse Later are tonic ai.d alterative to their iLarar-ti-r, othey trenthen and !nl;orate tbe whole ystrm and (rlre a fn Uu ail iei':hy iuti-n t all it parts, by equal. zine the circulation, r niovin: ob-irutU)ii, and producing a pmeral w arn:th. Tbry are alev excellent for I'wix and WeaLrae. p-culiar to l'rittatlet where a Tonic ia required to trrn(tltrn and brace tlie ft) tent. No lady hoi(ubJecttelai'udeanl faintnes, ohoald be without them. a they are revivify iuic ia their actin. THESE BJL'J.'X'Jz-Jr-S Will not only Cure but Iretriit I1 rae and !n this respect are doubly valuable to the per.on who may ue them, lor IXC1 WEXT C0XSII.M PTIOX. Weak Lunt, In !iesti u, Ijetis!, Dim setf tie Nrrvou System. Paralysis, lMre. and fur all ea requiring Tonic, DR. CODS' CELEBRATED YIUE BITTERS Are lIiiMirpaM'd! For ore Throat, o common amotir the Clericy.the are truly valuable. For the ae d and infirni, and for perona of weak con titutioü for il:t.ister of th Gojie, Lawyer, and a'.I public speaker for Hoi-k-Keeper, Tailor, Searutresea, Students Artist, and all person IealiUK a aeueniary life, they will prove truly lenef.cial. A a Beverage, they are wholenotne, innocent, and delicious to the taste. They produce all the exhilarat:r. ef fectsof Brandy cr Wine, without latoxicatlnr; and are aX valuable remedy for peron addicted to the use of excessive Mrong drink, and who wish to refrain from it. They are pure and entirely free from the po!on contained in the adulterated Wine and Liquor with which the country is flooded. Tbee Hitter not only CCHF, but FiiE VENT Disease and should be used by all wholive in a country where the watrr i lad, e-r where Chill ti Fever ate prevalent. Ik-u3 entirely innocent arnl harmleM, they tr.ay b1v freely to Children sik! I:,fant vrith Impunity. Physicians, Clergymen, and tenifrance advocate, a an at f humanity, should aiet in pre -din- Ihn truly Tal-aMr r.lTTthS over th Und, ind thereby essentially aid in banisbiiig Drunkentiena and lxaease. Dr. .1. KOVLt: DODS' IltlFERIAL WINE BITTERS Are prepared by an rmlbfnt and tkil'.ful physician, who ha ued them nrcesfuily in his jiractic for the lat twenty-five year. The proprietor, before purchainr the exclusive riLt to manufacture and m-11 Ir. J. Bovee Iyls' Cel l.ra'ed Impenal M ir P.:tter, had them te..ted ty two distinguished medical pr-ctiuoner, L pro nonn"ed them a taluable reruedy for di-ea. A l' hon ith the nedic! men of tbe conn. ry, a a general thir., disapprove of Ta'.r.t Medicine, yet we do not believe that a rrtpectable Ityician ran be found in tbe United States, acquainted with th-rr medical propertie, who will not higLly approve DR. 3. IXJDS IMPERIAL WINK BITTKKS. In all nely ettled place, where there ia alway a lare quantity ot decayinjj timWr, from whtch a pot tnii'tni l err aed. thee bitter ahould be ued every mornin? before breafa-t. ITie. tn.ly valuable Tetter have tieen w theronrbly fsted by all cla-e of the etEmunity for a!ravt every var.ety of .heS.e iyirideut to the hnnian yn'em.tbat they are now deemed lni;etiable a a Tonic, Medicine and a Beverage. Purchase one Bottle! It Co!- bnt Little! Inrtffr mI Ciive Tone to the Momnrli! ICrn ovate tlie )-ftfem! and Prolong: l.lfe. DR. J. BOVEE D0DS IMPERIAL WINK IMTEKS Are comp"ed of a pare and unadulterated Wine, cm bir.ed with Barberry, Kolomon' Seal, Corr.frey, Wild Cherry Tr Bark. Spikenard. Ct.annm;le y lowrrs ail Gentian. Ibey are mannfai tured by Itt. Iod Limaelf who i an experienced and ucce-fal ITy-iciao. axd henee shov.l l not be claed amonf tLe quack DMtmnt which tiffi the ef-jntry, and r:it wLtcb the Xedtral ProfesMcn are -oJutly prejud'ced. In all Affection of the Head ick Ifeadarhe or erou lleadarhe nr. ld' Imperial Wine Hitter will be found to be niott Salutary and tf f icaclou. FE3IALES. Tie many cert:frate which fcave been tendered tt,and the ert-r which we are dai:y relvir,f. are eone!'W frof that anvn th women theee B.ttert taterivtna atisfactu n which n other ba ever doe before. No woman tn tbe land hould t wrtout them, arwl tho-a bo once ue them, wul not fail id keep a auppry. l?rleo 01 OO per Bottlf . O BottloH for OO. Prepared and sold by CHARLES WIDD1FIELD 6 CO,, OLE PLOPUIETORS. TH llliaru street, .lew Tork. no beut nnoxiwMjrG. LxA by druirgriata aid grocer firI!y troubot t country. Jy4--.twli CHOCOLATE. ntfabtUtird In IT 80. nAKEK'9 ITtEMim CHOCOLA TT IT RK TEX13 PAKT I Cocoa. Kroma, rrrtxh. Bat.ef-ihte a 4 Vauuia Chor.!!, warranted equal m jaali'v and Saver to U Tan Ch'olite; late ttaal lit trrt tf ever tlre. quarter of a cwntury, and are trinc.d by all i hav. once d theni'to 1 upenr to any istber. Marvcfactured by w. Daktrl Co., t LLeir Xilla, In IVr. cbeter, JSa-e , and for ale at tbetr Iratcli IVpct 5o. 217 Fulton treet. Sew Tork City, and by Croc-ra and lalem renerai'y thron beut tL I rdoo. Atdr-M h. l. nrrcz, je. Lla :KFu;air-l,!?-T''.