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SALES ar AuyrKOS.

+ noGAIsT, AUcrIoNEER-BY s. ). BoGARr.
roon ho 4 William a. s oi esseh az 'h Farnr"
CONSISTING o. ssoT"ny soias Looose new and second
9sesy Gard T1os c nshoany Gaar kocsers Brussels
Gllss@aFe Stock OF a new ana second hand
fun.ars 1oss 1nosed from avenue Tor Of
eas sn - ssdn n ALSO ss effects Of hotel Bedsead
~ GAFFNEY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 50 CEN.
ire street WI! sci .is day a. lol o'elesS, a e wls
Wa Or d mao large ssc e Goe Lgo
Rum, &c.
MM Writers, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
w day. at o'clock, at 4a Caua street Sofas Rocking aud
Mirrors Paintings Plano and olher Cur.
ans paor suits n piush carved French and
9p an s ons@ Gsa Gas
well furnished mouse. Suit families and others.
WIN. Writer'S, AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL ON
w Thursday AZ house IN Greene street. Prince the
Furne Se q the house. together with Bars, Bar Fix
yATILLIAM ABBOTT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO
w East Broadway, sells this day. at lO,s O'Clock.
s Baxter street consisting Soap starch Candies Flour
Brandcs Gins Wines, splendid Counters also the Furn
WINES AND LIQUORS.
NOTICE. HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W. :.
% rs address WIN promptly Ths public
surepttiousy obtained my casks are fng them with
actprs win guarantee none genuine purchased Of
PnILADEIPaIA. April H. 1862 WIN. G. RUDMAN
CS A CASE cor TWELVE QUART BoTrLEs) FOR
spO fine old Hennessy and Otari Cognac Bran import
ed druggist since faed) The balance OF stock
of Brandcs will be closed NJ TO advances
BALDWIN l. CO., 81 Liberty street.
COAL.
OK E0 -COALL AM DELIVERING FROM YARD
DO w. the best quality OF Red and nite Ash Coal at
CLARKE No. West Eleventh street, near Broadway
PROPOSALS.
RMY sUPPLIKS.-OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING
"A and Equipage New York, July 10, 1862.
O'Clock NJ Friday, the 9th OF August next for delivery
by contract at the depot of Army Clothing aud Equipage
1900 Uniform Hats,
l6JUuO pairs Booecs
10000 pairs Stockings,
2UOU0 Haversacks,
Samples and Specifications OF which be applica
ton this office. OF Uniform Hats Havelstcks
onehird the quantity contracted for must be delivered
within twenty days. onehird within forty days. the
remainder within sixty DAYS from the date OF acceptance
the proposals Ohe Bootees and Stockings 0nehird must
be delivered within thirty nethird within sixty days.
and the remainder within ninety days acceptance OF bids
All articles Will be subject inspection by inspectors
appointed the part of the United States.
Proposals must be accompanied by proper guaranty set
ting forth that II the contract is awarded to the party
toned therein, he will execute the
The United states reserves the right to reject all bids
deemed unreasonable
Army Supplies for 9Th August and addressed to
Lieut. Col. ID. H. vINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster General
United States Army.
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A BRAHAM vANDERPOOL. AUCTIONEER
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

TAINTTNGo, STATUAKY AND PIANOFOKTE
Drawing Room Suits, Chandeliers Velvet Carpets
aud articles of vrtu ut public auction, th.s (W
nedayl August g. at ii O'Clock. at residence No. 1l3
West twenty street. near 6tn Catalogues
be had at the oce house morning of sale. Drawing
rooms-Large and costly collection OF Oh Paintings by emil
ent artists Bronze Clocks Mante Mirrors, two Pier
Mrros elegant octave rosewood Panoforte Stool
and Cover Music Stand salts of Furniture covered In bro
cael; bookcase and Eagere Centre Tables black walnut
Buffet Extension Table Chairs Lounges China Glass and
ture, Mattresses. Bedding &C.; Basement and Kitchen
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THE RE7u.7Y0N.

ATOTICE.-COLONEL ELIAS PRESSUER HAVING
IN elected the Co one of the Fifth ORAL dis
tric is headi To 100 Last Houston street
of First avenue, Lincoln Hall, stars, and VIII
he be each day bewcen the hours 10 A. NJ
u. ".
This regiment, formerly called The Haleck Guard will
hereafter be known the Firm senatorial district regiment
ELlA3 PhLSSU Ek. Goone. Commanding
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JayANTED-A FIRST AND SECOND LIEUTENANCY
w in companies nearly entirely full liberal com
or infantry seryice. Apply q. a. PHILLIPS, Army and
Navy Agent. 2c6 Broadway.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-BENJAMIN WEAVER, JR, AUG
IN tioneer-0nce i03 Ninth avenue-wl sell this day,
August al the northeast Of spring and Thompson
In the city of New York. at O'Clock NJ the Stock
and Fixtures of Grocery Store, consisting of Teas Coees,
Sugars Spices, kc nc also Horse and two Wagons
THOMAS MULLIGAN, Attorney for MORTGAGE
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COMPANY II.
~ HALLECK GUARD, COLONEL PEiSNER.
Recruit, wanted Co.lpans ii, Immediately. NOncom
mssioned officers and mtsi wanted al Pay and
rations comm enrolment. One mOnths advance
pay ninety dollars bounty before ayins the STATE seventy
five dollars bounty The end OF sten II Is the nen
ton Of the officers maize this company Of the best in
the service Now Is the chance 10 JON before
drafted. All the officers cxpe tnced soldiers.
Recruiting oiicc II, the Cil. HILL pars.
Captain HOIET. JOSLyN.
Nesrui.n. officer.
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TYALI.ECK GUARDS
II ATTENTION COMPANY,
SHOULDER ARMS
By THE El1iI- FLANK
FORWARD MAPCUt

Recruits wanted FOR tais company.
Young OF. Oi business and wishing employment
do brti Than JOS is celebrated commanded by
competent oiic ami n.f de to siIpass both In mi
driE and Gtipi regiment that has been into
The field captain taswe made arrangements whereby
thoc ca>ng Win HIN IN reccve promptly h. state,
and cit bonnts o. slJ Recruiting Office No.
72 Walker street, near Br0adwpt.
Csp.aia Z. s. gAswELI., Recruiting officer.
WaEtcdz-Two sergcanis and three cUrpornis.
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HURST REGIMENT NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS.

y
This fine rc.iiacnt vi first class 1t
Is designed have Il cld Measures
ing at0pted by wh;h recruits SHAH the
and State boupes with a. m delay possible Pay from
date OF enrolment Quarters latcns furnished imme-
d,atey Camp Washington, l. ls-cruiing station,
Great Jones street Regina nal headquarters Mozart Hail.
Sl4 Broadway.
JOHN g. RoDCR, Recruiting cGcer
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A NIB. CHAPMAN, AucTIoNEER-LARGE SALE

A il SMITH, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL, THIS
"A. day. at II O'Clock the Furniture Of the four story
Ninth street. including everything necessary genteel
stdence.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A STONISHING.-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
N daughter, has foresight tell how aud
you marry and all you wish TO know. even your Thoughts
lucky charms free; her equal Is TO be
her magic image Is In full operation No lS4 Ludlow
street. below Houston rs Gentlemen admitted.
MADAME HART. HAVING RETURNED From EU-
u rope, tue ladies' oil New York that she
be consulted No II Essex upon past
future special in.ors alton fortune, marriage, ami
charms given Ordinary fe IS cents.
MADAME RAY Is THE BEST cLAIIvoYANT AND
M Asirologst in this city, She tells your very thou
gives lucky numbers causes speedy marriages No. go
Seventh Twenty Ladies 2jc,
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TWO ACTIVE. ENERGETIC YOUNG MEN, MEMBERS
of the Seventh regiment wish to obtain commissions in
regiment recruiting Tor the field Are competent TO I'LL any
line officers position Address National Guard, box 116 He
raid OIL CO.
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SIS So 60 Ss AIN 81 key aaa Sh a.s
So 80 per screened and free from slate dirt E.
CLARKE, No. 8 West Eleventh street, Broadway.
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N-IBLo,s gGARDEN.-rrE GREAT GABRIEL ann
IN Tvupc Tonight ara every nehL

CoxCgRT PERFORMERS WANTED. -'TRrNBLES
" Nniietics' Che Guy established ooncert hall In Ps-
burg viii open for The fsI winter shout
Aus.s, Tho hail has been thoroughly renovated
proved. First talent can address The undcrMgned -
nedaicy, stating lowest terms ,lme Ae, ". c. sr7ysAv
Tr,mblcs vsrtsues. Pnssarg Pa
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FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,

NOV Is TIE TIME = 49, - - -
IN roRWARDi YOUNG MEN, FOR THE UNION.
WRIST REGIMENT NATIONAL. VOLUNTEERS, Colonel
William Gurney-A few abo bodied young want.
I'D TO complete Company Of This tine regiment Look ~
this.
State bounty, $25.
Govcrnment bounty, Scl
bard cash. 81.
Ffywo dollars paid 10 each mustered,
forty dollars more be ore leaving the State and
discharged Qnareis subsistence, clothing family
relief tickets furnished nme atcly after enrolment Re-
crung oiccs 0l seventh avenue corner Thirty street.
and nj the junction Of Broadway and sixth Rer.
mental eadquartcrs Sl4 Broadway.
4. s. HENRY,
Z. DONALDSON,
Recruiting oa1cs-s.
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(yHAS. D. DAVIS COPY CHAS d. DAVIS, AUC-
~ tionecr-Wl sell this day. at $50 Eighth avenue be-
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets at l0x o'clock
extensive assortment OF st class second hand Furniture
consisting Of marble top Bureaus and Centre Tables,
hosany and black walnut Bureaus Tables Chairs Extenson
Tables; large lot Beds, Pillows, Mattresses and Bedding
Ing and paror stoves Bedseads Carpets Rug Grandolss
Commodes, Rockers, &c The contents the base
nent will be sold in large lots with which sale will
The entire will be sold without
the leaving the city The trade respectfully
invited deposit required and bankabe city funds only
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1ST NATIONAL vOLUNJEERS.-THIS FINE REGI-
ment, now being raised by Col VIM Quincy, of the
rrs United states Chasseurs, offers nduccment to
volunteers Experienced officers from the field have
turned T. Jake Commands here Bounes promptly secured
Staten Island. Recruiting Office Gcrmania Hail. AZ
A. ED. w. SCHAUFFLER, Recruiting Officer.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w ExTRA-Mtssrs A. VI. DAVENPcRT and j. W..
COLLINS respectfully an0orLcs hat
BENEFIT
I'm ueen Kindly tcneered tscn, which will place on
Friday evening August q o. wacn OCCASION the uisln-
guished actress Miss MAGGIE HltlELl has osen Induced
10 appcar for the IN her original
character of Fanshon Tao Cricket supported By the euti,s
If tic play city variety OF ohrr
tertanmens viii be presented, IN which many distinguished
artistes will appear
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II ERE Is A CHANCE.
II sPINCLAS
EMPIRE BRIGADE,
THIRD REGIMENT.
Captain Richard T. having been year camp
and field has cturncd with authority ON headquarters
recruit for this regiment aad would only 20
soldiers that he by experience learned their wants and
But the greatest inducemcnt
soldier join this company that he all moneys
due without trouble aud VIII 10. ais Colonel the
vest OF the brave Hale Kingsley.
N. B.-Colac early AMI late be. ore tounty ceases.
Headquarters So broadway Il. f. GRAVES, Captain
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which any stamp is affixed, to cover al!
other article or commodity than that orig
inally contained In such wrapper or cover
with such stamp when first used, with tht
intent to evade the stamp duties, shall, FOL
every such article, respectively, in respect
of which any such offence shall be com.
mitted, be subject TO q penalty Of ffty dol
lars, 10 be recovered, together with The
costs therenpon aeeruing, aud every such
article or commodity as aforesaid shall al
so be forfeited.
Sec. .109. And be It further enacted
That every maker or manufacturer of any
of the articles or commodities mentioned
in schedule @, as aforesaid, who shall sell,
send ont, remove, or deliver any article OF
commodity, manufactured as aforesaid, be-
fore the duty thereon shall have been fully
paid, by afixing thereon the proper stamp,
as in this act provided or who shall hide or
conceal, or cause TO be hidden or conceal
ed, or who shall remove or convey away,
or deposit, or cause to be removed or con-
veyed away from or deposited in any place,
any such article or commodity, TO evads
the duty ehargeable thereon, or any part
thereof, shall be subject to penalty Of one
hundred dollars, together with the forfeit
ure Of any such article or eommodity:-
Prorided, That medicines, preparations,
competitions, perfumery, and cosmetics,
upon which stamp duties are required by
this act, may, when intended for exporta-
tion, be manufactured and sold, or remov-
ed without haying stamps affixed thereto,
and without being charged with duty, as
aforesaid, intended for expectation, shall
give such bonds aud be subject to sneh
rules and regulations TO protect the revenue
against fraud as may be from time to time
prescribed by the Secretary of the Treas
ury.
Sec, ITO, And be it further enacted,
That every manufacturer or maker OF
any OF the articles or commodities, as
Aforesaid, or his chief workman, agent, or
superintendent, shall At the end Of each
and every month make aud 5igu deelara-
tion IN writing that 90 such article OF COM
modify, as aforesaid, has, during such pre-
ceding month, or time when the last dec
iaratIon WAS made, been removed, carried
or sent, or caused, or suffered, or known tC
have been removed, carried, or sent from
the premises of such manufacturer OF
maker, other than such as have been duly
taken account of and charged with the
stamp duty, on pain of such manufactured
or maker forfeiting for every refusal OF me-
glect to make such declaration one hun
dred dollars; and if any sueh manufactures
or maker, or his chief workman, agent, OF
superintendent, snall make any false or nm
true declaration, such manufacturer OF
maker, or chief workman, agent, or super
intendent, making the same, shall forfeit
five hundred dollars. ,-.I- r. T. ..-.r-s.
CTo BE CONTINUED.
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= sTANP DUTIES, ? Z

Soc Cd. And be it further enacted,
That on and after the first day of October,
eighteen hundred and isixtY-t two, there
shall be levied, collected, and paid, for
and in respect of the several instruments,
matters, and things mentioned, and desl
SFibed ID the schedule (mafked b here
unto annexed, or for or in respect Of tho
yeIlum' parehments or paper Upon which
such instruments, matters, or things, or
anysOf' them shall be written or printed,
BY any person or Persons, or party who
shall make, sign, or Issue the same OF for
whose use or benefit the same shall be
made, signed, or issued, the several duties
or sums of money set down ius usfgures
hgainst the sam ( Of other
wise specified aOrl seteforth in the said
sciiednle. sSAss- Ian = asisss--,liSo ;
Sec e5: And be it further enacted,
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Q j i E. 1,sIo g fiIR6@ = H56HFoaiP5. ~ z Z Il
the pat eS S9SgEsssaA g n ,ss.a. Hit at the
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Sec. LOG. And be il further enacted,
That all the ptovisions Of this act relating
to dies, stamps, Adhesive stamps, and stamp
duties, shall extend to and inelnds Except
where nanifestly inapPlieablsl all the ar
ticles or obiects enumerated 10 schedule
marked O, subject to stamp duties, and aP-
ply to Tie provisions in relation thereto.
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! 10. That Ihe proceedings of this meet
ing be published in the Wheeling and
Parkersburg papers.fe dSA
,ae1l s4i - efs1I DANIEL FLINT, ChdTmaRs
T., RoBzRT FES, Secretary. ss ssif d l.1s
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sCARB0N or!

-!sasts ii.is- l--Ns - - L.i.g !. :.
sTHkyR ESTABLISHED AN o.. sS;S3IaEk1
In tfIfs. cty on Lindsey BtreatY svtoM tho Gas
,NorIias wherOsI kesp constantly n hand and tor
sie good quality OF Illuminating and Lnbrisating
os 1I1o 4 Eood article Of Axle Grease, for wagons
or dryEF DSaiers aud other In want OF any Of the
above articles will and it TO their interestto give me
! cal before purchasing else whore. :. : -, =
q aug23-ly u 2z2.-- ---zz- JOHN sle: o92Ee- !
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9'1S 5. l,ss 55.sis s. s. OFFICIAL 80 = % 4
LAWS or THE UNITED STATES.
Pasted n. tke. Second SeSsion of hs Thirty.
49,, gs.as s iSsusqtA fqpgEs'ss- sss5osts
s - [Ryhfde no. 7-coSriSUEb.l s
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Saddles. Harness. ,Trunks &c

[.sf5 WHOLESALE RETAIL.
y. SHEPPARD No.1sl Main Street, corner
81 Union, will continue to keep on hand elaFGe4inS
eompiete assortment of all artclesin consist
ng Of LadIeSs and Saddles, Fine Coarse
Harness. Trunks, Talees, Carpet Bags, ,SAtchels' COZ
lars, HAm6s, whips, &c. 81 ,Os. ls- .iLAy
would respectfully call Attentonto to my stock and
trust by strict attOution aud promptnegB, to merit
IfindS Of repairing promptly done, and in pro
p6rufanner. 81 - > iiJ' 1 a..
Sep20 '59 ISl' nam s1r0S'
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ThRnIs, o. ApVRRTIsINa

= 7stFhUtaL NUiIuL3 UonbIo the above rates.
89-Yeariy Advertising on reasonabiel lteffis noeor
ding to the space occupied aud the change
made. .sis5s, H.. l.l-t Lstf Fl. F57 IN
ers, to be paid for IN Gdtdisoe.f > ti1e
business Cards not exceeding Ave lines SO per year
or - for Sx months, but for shorter period nofin
will be counted less than a square.
The privilege Of Animal Advertising Is United 20
the AdYeTttsers own Immediate business; and ali
we'll all legal advertisements an
ofauctiou sales and real estate, sent in by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates. sf y
AS-AdVertisementBn not accompanied With Nfrftte,,
directions. win be inserted until forbid and ehnrRed
accordingly. atEs lisiy : s4ili 'ffi7z'I
Notices Tor Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. lTf9f7FT :
Marriages Notioesof Funerals and announcements
Of sermons, 90 cents eaeh.s nouVII-'6s
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pensable qualifications for war. In the
meantime they will be food for panies.-
Every Southern man and boy can ride and
shoot, and have only to learn one or two
words of command, aud few sinple
to be as good soldiers as TWEEN
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Thaesthei iGonFederSte Gongfess damaged
its reputation by voting itself an snhual
salary aud then deserting its post, is unde!
niable. It was conduct justly, deemed
unworthy of the times and Of the s61CIern
people. But it is done and past, and we
must digest the humiliation as well as We
can. nc, must even yentnre TO hope That
the members, for a moment obliyfous Of
self, will be inspired by the gravity of the
crisis, and; address themselves, like men, TO
the, mighty Eespop psibilities which restupen
them. 4 The efficiency of1the' executive,
surrounded By. Yankees and Jews appeals
all the more imperatively to the immediate
Representatives of the people to, bestir
Themselves II = sF14EsJ .a.I3I F1e2 Z
The grand army which besieged Rich
mond has, by lhe mastery strategy of Lee,
besn idtiTen from its position. and only
escaped capture or annihilAtion by the
failure in the execution of details By, sub
ordinate commanders. 1t has changed its
base; but it is still intent on the OBJECT
for which 1t wss organized 7=.th lie capture of
Richmond. It iastol be reinforced by six
hnndfed thousand men. To meet this
neW array Is the first duty of Congress.
The enlargement of the prescription is the
obyioust remedy,;;'. not With the, view of
bringing ihtb5 thu fiSldf fas&mshy as the
Yankees that, Is not ppssibls5 nor If il
vera would it be polite and wise, q Euohgh
men natist be left at hons to produce food
to support the army Tss9 ssss:2
Those under lS are, aS 9ygeneS4l, rple !,
too feud 10 endure the 'hardshiPs Of camp
life; and, as was. very. well said by y Mr..
Davis lat year, to call them out would be
like etihdiHg seed c0rp. Eh9is sssween
80 and Is are as vigorous and able bodied
as at any age; aud, If the proper energy
is employed after they are enlisted,
will constitute an ample force 10 meet
all the powers of the North. OF the
eoo, 900 new Yandee leyies, not one from
East Of Ohio knows how to. load q gun or
ride = hotse. aud six OF eight mouths Hiil
benscsisary, forthsm tolsarn those indis-
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tided also, That no stamped receipts or
stamp shall be required for auy bale, bum
die, boz, article, or package transported
for thee Government, nor for such bales,
bundles, boxes, or packages as are trans
ported by such companies without charge
thereon aisD1f 8flF liIli trCT -ii so q
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trouble about that part, we'll be there
just bring them along and enter them
on time. Yes attend to this depart
ment. If you have specimen OF the
corn meal that Evo fed her chickens
with when she commenced keeping
house, or a small piece Of the cord or
string that Sampson wound around the
foxes tails. or any Of the corn burnt on
the OCCASION, or loose screw from the
harp Of thousand strings that David
didn't play on, or little of that old she
VOLTS hair, that il said to have sucked
Romulus aud Remns, or tho A string OF
the fiddle used by Moro. just bring
thcm s'ong and we'll swecten them with
a little ''milk and honey" from Palestine,
unless there should happen to DO a
superabundance Of Sorghum on hand.
and thereby make the Fair interesting
to all and especially the winners. So
come along to the Fair.
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The forces under Gen. Buell. are his
own corpse d. ormee-'.the army, Of the
Ohio the division Of Rosccrans
from the "Arny OF the Tennessee" .un
der the command ofGen. JEFF G.. Davis
Gen. Buell's corps is rated at $4,000,
effective men. Davis took from Grants
army 5000 mentor duty, making the
wholeiorcc under Buell., moving from
the South upon the rebels under Bragg,
$4,000. From this must be deducted
8 much as may be required at Nssh-
vile, say one brigade, and es.ough to
hold Bowling Green, 1. is safe to say
that the Federal army which ;will-7per.
haps attacked .Bragg,iis'saii 40
600.
AS to the character and quality OF
this Federal army, it,has no superior
In drill, discipline and morale. III fully
eana,.to the celebrntcd .A5my Of the
Potq,aac." 1t is differed by such men
as Crittendcn, sRonsscau, Which, Alex
ander McCook, Elliott Of Michigan,
G.lson and Boyle.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. slS.--Considera-
ble solicitnde il felt here,for thef fate u
Col. Wilder and his gallant band n
Mspfordssiile, Ky. Why Gen. Buell.
did not come to his relief, II an enigma.
The returns filled in the general com.
missioner's Office show the following
totals for the State: Total militia en-.
rolled, 9,26l; exempts, s2.8es,, con.
stitutionally opposed to besr ng arms.3,
100; subject to draft, 1919; whole
number of,volnnteers, lOO,277; volun-
tesrsnow in service, and including those
who have died in service. 03.041. Total
subject to draft. and volunteers in ser
vice, .206, 2i0.
Hon. John Petit, d, D. was nom
mated by the 9Th. Of January Bright
Dempcrats for Congrers, yesterday, a
Lafayette. Gen. Manson was his op
ponent, bat! beng war man, was laid
on the shelf.
Dan. Voorhees, has perenptorily de
clined to 4maetshis opponent, Hon. HIS
Scott, on the stump.