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Fight with GueTillas.
THE REELS UTTERLY RoUTED-KILRD, woUNDE

THE RRKEELs UTTERLY YRoUTBD-KnLRD, WOUNDED
AND PRISONERS.
letter from Mount Sterling, XIV, piyes the
following account Of the spirited cond ducto of some
Home Guards, In fight with guerIllas at that
place on the 29th of July. =
The ordinary quiet Of our little village was
broken Ia upon yesterday morning about nine
O'Clock, BY the announcement that a BODY OF
some 80 Rebels were coming in upon u.s. on their
way to MarshalHs camp. Captain J. J. Evans,
Provost Da-shal, at once determined to give
them aght, and immediately ordered every able.
bodied man 70 arms. There were no soldiers or
even Home Guards here, but simply our unor.
ganiI d citizens.
We on v had abo-t forty minute. Tor prepara.
ton, but made good use Of the time Ia getting
together about hfty men and guns, with several
rounds each, and posting them on both sides Of
the street and the street In which we exracted
them 20 come This was scarcely done, when on
they came with shouts and wells, charging upon
our Ittle squad that was In the street, demanding
Of them to lay down their arms, 70 which we
replied from every side with ball and buc kshot,
which brought every man Of their front rank
down 20 the dust. Both the horses and their
riders Law tEere to rise no more.
This elective volley brought the whole column
10 a halt. ard our boys continued hrfnp into them
with such rapidity that they soon broke and ran
In the direction from whence they came amid
the Triumphant shouts Of the few who had thus
put to nght thrice their number. They rereated
about mile, when they were met by a detach.
ment OF The 18th X sntueky regiment, under COM
mznd OF Major Braeht, who had been In pursuit
s-SC Suuudy evening. TneV did not
stand the fire OF his men much Longer than thew
Ftood ours, when taey again ok ed added ia hand
some E'yle, taking 20 the farms on the west side
Of the road, leaving behind them horsss unns
hats, etc, end about eighteen prisoners
Major Bracht started his men in nn,xr,, h,,,
their horses were 30 jaded that they effacte4 INT
Little nore than the picking up Of some strse.
glers 80 soon a. the word could be conysyed 10
the country, number Of home guards vsnt sfte,
them and found them scattered in eyery dire
zion, few here and there, but no large body OF
them anywhere A more utter defeat and fo,rt
was never suffered by any body Of men. Ia the
afternoon We buried seven 0f their men, and have
now here two who are badly wounded, one Of
whom will probably die. ~
Our men continued to bring In prisoners Last
light and this morning, until the whole number
taken besides the wounded and killed amounts
something near IS, including some IS taken In
the neighberhoOd Of KiddviIle and North Mid
dletown. The remsinder OF the gang are now
doubtless Sinking around the country In thick-
rs sid 6riar patches, and viii likely try % fnd
their way back to their homes. They were most.
iY from me counties Of Boone, Pendleton and
''sweet over" - : = =
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The BLACK HoRsKMEN OF THE SHENANDOAH
VALLEY RY-The "Black Horsemen" Of the rebels
achievements, and have done more, perhaps, than
any other rebel military organization, to ins pire
our army with apprehension and the enemy with
confidence. Their history is not devoid OF inter
est. Several years ago the leading Shareholders
of Fauquier county, Virginia, organized a secret
political association, under the title Of Black
Hosemen." The Black Horse was regarded as
a symbol OF the negro race; and no one was ad-
mitted to membership who was not slave
owner. Warrenton was the place Of meeting;
and, like the night Of the Golden Circle seu ct
Passwords and signs were employed TO apprise
the initiated OF the presence of brethren. They
were bound by the obligation OF mutual aid In
defense Of their association, and Of Southern
Rights" generally. They controlled the poiiu-
al matters Of that section Of Virginia, and no
person who did not subscribe to their constitution
and principles could be elected to office
The raid of John Brown was the signal for
them to assume military character. They ap-
peared In force, and were found to represent the
whole district OF country. They were brought
ut TO defend Harper's Ferry and assist at the
execution Of Brown and his coadjutors. IL was
the pafading Of these men around the scaffOld Of
the brave old man that caused that barbarous de.
lay OF ten minutes after the adjustment of the
rope and cap and the placing OF the victim on
the drop, prior to performing the last act Of the
tragedy
Upon the opening Of the war, the commander
Of the "Black Horsemen" gave notice thst he
intended to make every attack Sunday, and
invited all the people TO unite In prayer on that
day for the success OF the rebel cause, co that,
perhaps, they might be invoking Heaven in his
behalf at the very time he was charging upon
the Union army. The people Of the valley are
enthusiastic In their adherence to this organ Ia
ton, and they cling to its symbol, the g black
horse" or negro, with romantic devotion, as did
the Cameronians Of Scotland two centuries ago
to the Solemn League and Covenant They are
perfectly fanatical In the matter They detest
northern men and adore the rebel cause Per-
haps nowhere, rot even In South Carolina, Mis-.
sissippi or Arkansas, are the people 20 venomous
lTuf0
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War MeetinRa.

BRUNSWICK, Me Aug. GA large war meet.
Ing was held tonight II was sddressed by Prof
Hitchcock and others. II was announced that
four companies over the quota Of Maine had en-.
listed.
BosToN, August An Immense war meeting
was held tonight at fremont Temple which wss
addressed by Hon. Edward Everett, Lieut. Col
Wells Of tue LIST nj assachusetts, Chaplain SculIy,
Capt Mahan Of the 9Th regiment, Hon. George
B Upton, and others.
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A CARD 30 vas LIDIEs-
DE. DEPONCO,E

GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.
1Vattoa t IN eefTtssizg, Tsgalatfas aa4 ,,,.,.,-
0SiisrsS.'oas Sisr- ron tssaEsBsT easss' az
- e'Woys sHeetSUs! eS a pTsr sHtfes
~ tI nIe soote Pills have now been IN use IN, o,.-
haye been correctly fJil0ryst bsxssas sas oIectlons
toio,t - t.ss iloet cecldeo EAtl faction ~
IT,. Ht SsfnAosie rom ous Of the ia, i,Iss ~
city, ar Wn. BriE:ol 4 cS ny ,as s5snts ~ IA
sae "a eourte did not UiIh bsT =, oiirh - ttnt
saeser of ~ ~ ~ sas srogd doubt tne Sa1asrSsI
refer any isiy 10 H., Soesn Pis tsey mart
o. tssn as PLsoSsrs % rslzts Ar Tso,1es.s - go
sSy y Sst-1 - tiS 70 heT oGIEncr yoIns
s1nutso,,Ieb.s ca, she gts fsst Eol,g INTO Coz
ssrueted Tso b51zs az fSsSs SSiges pfl1S .,ss o.
20 sss Ar, sna she e nCs IN robGst hssIfa 90
.Ts 80 c. RIRSs S auTs mfss or z
sod gsals.ate snd Rs.Dii m Ey,,s,,,,.- -
z; ~ ePiIi.MAH - DESSlIs.. Ss9 Rssn avenue
Losisisrk ayen1s, ana AZ NJ L BUF - ...set apa
- "a syenRe. Lsaiss ~ sendiuK 81 - s,,s., aSs.,
can hkyo sha Pis sent % sIy p1rt ~ hrost ones.
90 oat deS tsliI % mail Sela xlso ~ \ eo eonntrN
ti snd!i.: ssfsfs@sia sgsf1@Na BkddTAasi NJ Slss,
Sail a RU6KEi1, "a a kssa.t s,,ss .ts,eS.e.Iy :,
sfnet ~ +. ioaP y sPoss.,s es, sais NOV fs't.
Phi. oi srS f,oS lot ooentsrfelts Bs, no Bo,ss,
hsss AZ others are hsse - .afnsd = p.
aosSs q bslc1y bHc yslne yoer I'D kss q 90 a..
hsJ only a. a ~ hheaneSsEed oct Of youT Hens,S
or AZ sSsrt St,sTJ T POI whieh hts TTc ENVY Sesn Sa
nrrsdieiit ~ .s.s beilr coaeIerfsitsd SSs
tnS1l % eysTy kfsnt tp5 Ias fsseoss PA. are made
@1a va pelio5n Al e.slmec for them. ~'s
iJs .. " HOWE, Sole Propriesc1.
New ierS
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
pxfoT QgkRrtRMAsrxR's GFFTcT,
C4rHer Of ieh asd streets.

"AshiNGroN, August l, lS6s.l
SzALID PROPOSALS for the delIvery offs O0aI s We
be reos we'd at i, once unit ssiu dsy the tIsihj
Ths vooi to pc hard, soG2c, merch saiable (sl
four feet long, acd split 70 Ire oidiasry ofoord
r.. wood to be delivered IN tie CITY of Wash
lnrton a. s1ok ,inis ss tie Depot Qusrts master
iive:y. Tos being oonsdsrcd cons65s @ BE- natf al 50
oordsd, measGred and insbeoted
the Government t1lrspegt ard measure The wood,
A5d suoh a. does not co1form to tae above spcclh-
vo thoussEd five hundred q 5Oo) cords to be de-
ivered on or before tbs fret day of uoiobsr. lsc2
Delivered on or before the first day Of Novenbsr,
Rs!Isn, 70 be made u,sn the COm,lsnOn OftLs
PROPOSALS.
The foll name Sud Post Once address of ths bid
der must appear IN the proposal.
ifa bid is u ade in he rsms offs Arm the Hs-1ss
OF 81 the psItes must sPrekr or the bid vii Ue
ooisnsi 20 IS the lndividul proposal OF the patty
ProPo.s!. from disloya! parties x.H .or BE- COS
s,aGbsa, sb sna a. oath oi aieEares must accompany
PT9posl,s must be addressed to Col. d. a aucK
q, I'D must be plainly marked Proposals for
SUARANTEE.
should 1t 5e awarded TO MIN, NUT be EgscfLIIe
sy two scns bic persons, whose tnIIur ss IEst
The rsssonsi6iiitJ OF tTe ru.r.ntor. nuyt l..
shown By ths ofoisl ceruhcaIs OF tire CLERK Of Ne
nnsarest n;est Di.LIet CoRrt or Of the United StS-eE
Bidders .mutt b: present in person when ths,5lis
arc Sned, or the pToposals viii not be oOsiCersa
Bonds, Ia tho sum Ci ten thousand dollars Enec
y the oontF.e.or tnd bo:h Of his guafau.Ors viii
be REQUIRED Of the successful bidder upon siEninS
tle contract.
as tho .osd EuSt ,soOmPany tbs ooatrsc:, It .il
90 lo2esaArJ to bidders 20 ne, their ocpdEmel
with tssm, or to have bonds signed in .StIoIpa
ton and ready % be pro5uoed When ths contrast
10 slgned Bl1nt FoT bones can be procured ussn
pplcatlon beng made a. thus office, either rer-
son.lJ, by letter, or by telegraph.
FcHa Of 8xEysnssE
We, -. OF the county of - ard State CT
-, and -, OF the County of - E1C State
IL, do hereby guarantee tast is sols 90
tuhl coItIAct, 10 accordance Eilh the toTrls OF
his profosiuon, and thst should hs proposition hs
sco9Tdauce herewith
Should ths contract be awarded him re arc tre
pfred 70 become his seouriues.
Ito shls guarantee must be gRpeuded The otinixl
certificate eb1ye menIioEod
The De,ot Qua1eTmaster reseTvss to h,mself lf
the night to rsjsct any or 81 bios that be nay
deem 100 high. ID. R0LRER,
au dt on Colonel aud u Quarts-master.
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CAuTIoN TO VoLUNTEERs AND THEIR FAMILIES
Our volunteers should remember that by law
they are not entitled to q hundred dollars bounty
unless they have been In service two years or for
the war Many OF the families Of sick and wound
ed volunteers visit the military hospitals where
their relatives are lying, get them discharged, ,
and take them home to nurse. BY doing so at
ty 10 lost with the monthly pay Of the volunteer
alfo so that the sick and wounded are after.
wards charge upon their families and friends
without any Government aid or bounty At the
military hospitals there are nurses and doctors,
good airy buildings, and everything furnished
which 10 needed for the recovery Of the sick, 20
that there Is no necessity for taking them away,
especially at 90 great sacrifice to their pecanis-
~ interests.
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McMinnsviiie occupied by Cen. Nielsen

NASHVILLE, Aug Seen. Nelson occuPl d
M Minnsville, on Sunday, with 8 600 troops
The rebel Colonel Forrest fed, leaving forty
stragglers to fall into our hands Morgan wa
not there. Forrest 10 supposed to b, at Sparta
with COO cavalry. transportation between Muir.
freesboro' and cMinnsville 10 open for Unionists
and the telegraph line 10 being erected
The guerillas near Columbus have been at.
tempting to concentrate for some time, and th,
utmost vigilance 10 required to prevent concen.
tYation.
Liberty is occupied by U. 8. troops.
Cotton has been burned In consi ioerable quaint.
ties near Columbus
The Tennessee and Alabama railroad from
Columbia to Nashville was never more secure
Morgan 10 suppos to be at Knoxville.
Col. Stokes LIST Tennessee Cavalry Regimen
ma lie parade to-day, showing their strength
both In me and hCrset
Gen. Neglev arrived at Columbia Yesterday
Hon. A. o. Z. Nicholson, Judge Martin and
brother and Gen. Branch have been sent South
Gen. Negley disp 7rsed large concentration o
guerillas at w Williamsport twelve miles from Co
lumbia, on Sunday evening, capturing number
Capt. Julian, Of the Tennessee troops, has pu
to flight a gang Of gusrlllas near Bigbysville,
few miles from Columbia.
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Further Particulars Of the Less of the tea m.
ship Golden Gate.

PHILADELPHIA, yuly7 The following private
dispatcher relative to the disaster to the steamer
Golden Gate have be IN received by telegraph from
San Francisco:
"SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ITO Eugene Kelly
& Co: The s'aamship Golden Gate, which sailed
hence on the 2ls: Of July, took FIRE twelve mile,
OF Of hauzaniila, and WI burnt to the water q
edge. About 200 passengers were lost Edward
Flint Is gone. Benz Halliday and Capt whitney
were saved 1t is thought the treasure will be
saved. the ship he's beschcdn
Another private dispatch II as follows
"SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8 To Wm. l.. Ha,sey
l was saved from the burning ship bv Ip-bjng
myself TO the forecastle ladder and Jumping over,
board. 4 passed under The port wheel while
under way, and y ;eived serious injury. Was
picked up by the ships boat, and remained In Il
twenty hours before reached Manzanilla Poor
Flint was lost. will return overland.
"BRNJAMIN HALLIpAYD
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ID NDTiCE.
Il hOPOSALS Prom Dealers and MiIler,, are
lnvfsd nll tbs u day of fAuEus. lsc7 for fuTliIh
lnS lour 10 tbs subsistence Department, OF the
saTns kIEc which has been received BY the u UniteS
6oVeTnneIt, ard known 6s No l rxtrs.
StInplts ot This Flour can be teen Ct Ihe CRsisOl
Bakery in thIso.ty.
It's desired to nsf q contract for2o 600 b.rre,r
should however, any person desire 70 .Irnisn lss
SutntIty he will state tho precise number OF bar
res IN his bid.
The contracto will be required 20 Tnrni,h, 81 the
filled.
No Flour will be reoeived which does not come
Up to the s'an5aTd Et the Government lu.pe.tlol,
made just before the purchase.
The Flour TO be delivered At the Railroad DesoI
6eorEetovR, ID. @.
The Flour to be put up N new barrels,
Sovsrnment reserves the night TO rejsot any BID
No bids WI be received from contractors who
tIaot. - va
their b!ds "
The cath ofal egiauce must Gcoornp.ny each bid
the parties interested.
sIments to b. made in Treasury Nots., sad the
oids 70 BE- directed 70 COL A: BECsWIfH,
a. v. z, sld z. q, U. 9. A WrEhilgt ton, ID. g..
and encorssd froPosals for -Four" jya
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Movements Of Steamers

Sr johns, N. F., Aug. SIN consequence of
thick weather on Saturday, the steamer Persia
was not seen. The North American passed on
Tuesday evening Her fog whistle was heard ,
but those on board Of The Associated Prezl yscht
could not rec or board her
The Steiner Anglo-Saxon arrived out on the
23d. The Hibefnian reached Londonderry at
s 40 p. m. on the 29th nit
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Recruiting I'm P.nnsvlv.,,.

HUNT1NsDoN, Pa, August 8.-The greatest en-
thusa,m 10 manifested In this place, and troops
are being raised by the score J. ]. Lawrenc,
has raised 100 men in the last twenty four hours
Four hundred men will leave for camp on F. .fdav
HUNTINGDON county has done nobly, and is will
ing to do more She will have 800 men In tn;
service by the last Of this week
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Arrest Of fEx.Ssnater A. o. p Mic helssn, Of
Tennessee.

We clip the following from correspondence Of
the Philadelphia Sun, from Columbia, Tennes-
see:
since the Richmond battles and the evacuation
Of Corinth, there has been a great futter here
among the more bold OF the rebels, in which ex-
Senator A. D. p. Nicholson took an active pari
The following speaks for Itself:
ORDER FOR THR ARREST OF Kx-sKNkroR NrcHoI.
SON FOR TREASON.
HKAIQUARfRRs u 8. FORCES, COLUMBIA, July
%, 1852 Capt. Brtsksr, Procost Marshal: Sir
Place In clOse confinement, on soldiers fare,
Hon A. o. p. Nicholson, an avowed traitor to
his country, and for using the following Ian
guage: That he had been sympathizer with
the South, and was still a sympsth;zer with the
rebellion; that he had made up his mind to take
the consequences before he would take the oatn. I"
JAS. NEeLKY, Brig. Gen.
The arrest, which immeo lately took place,
caused great excitement A large number II gen.
tlemen called upon Gen Negley, many Of them,
regret to say, being loyal men, and importuned
for his release. But the general Informed them
RELEASE so vila traitor, and that. as he had de-
liberately announced that he was pre- ared to taks
all ths c6nSsqssHess bsoys As tcould take the oath
he must extricate himself honorably and secure
In The afternoon an % q the day of hi, arrest, the
traitors wife called upon Gen Nrgley and asked
permission TO take her husband a pillow and
some food
The General Informed her that he would per.
init no such thingi that her husband was pre-.
pared for the consequences and must suffer them.
"But," said the lady, "where L. he confned!'' u
''In the guard houre, madam, with a soldier,
who has been Imprisoned for stealing" was the
Generals answer
This enraged toe lady, and she vehcmen'ly In
quired 4 the officer II he meant to compare the
Crime Of her husband to the city transg ressions
Of low olackgusrd Of a soldier? "Msdam,' y
reioined the General, " you ssk me direct ques-
ZION, and am not In the least Inclined to evad
an answer; but you must not consider me indeli-
cate when inform you that your husband de
series Hanging and that, In my estimation, there
Is no crime 30 enormous treason to the United
States Government
She Immediately bestowed upon the General
the vtest Of abuse, and exhausted the vocabulary
Of opprobrious epithets In her rage, telling him
thst her husband "was willing to take the oatn
first"
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PennaHlYanIa PaIiticaI

OF Adams county have nominated the following
ticket:
C Dgress, Hon. Edward Mcpherson. Senate
District Attorney, VIM B. Mcclellan. Com
missioner, VIM. J. Peters. Director, Levi ID
Mouse. Auditor, David Currans. Surveyor
Joseph l.. Gott.
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n " l. s Il M E n rs.
SEVEN AND THREE TENTss UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES RONDs-DUE 1851,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBY-
EDNESS,
QUARTERMAsTKR'SV VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES, (OLD ISSUEJ
Ao. ofAaEuzt 10, IssI.
AMERICAN AND FOREI6N SOLD,
UHCURRENT BANK NOTES,
SHOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
RITTENHoUss, FAINT d CO.,
jy iSlm Eknkers, 3S2 Penn sveuue
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" IL 10 staled In peregrinating ,araarsph
.aas an eminent fresoyterlan Clergyman Of p hill
a1elpbla, stopping In q frst-clsss hotel In Nssv
fS,k, was aroused IN the night, recently. by .
I.aoer In his room, and instesA of turning him
over Sssf % the authorities, talked 70 him in snch q
,,SnS y manner, that the fellow enlisted and
Neh' on 70 the war Ihe next day.
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TELEGRAPHIU NEWS.
FROM GEN. PoPE,S ARMY.
Seven B Buthwhaekers and Fifty Cat,ls Cap

sPKRRYvTLLE, Va, August Give genuine
bushwhackers, two nom nine miles beyond Lu-
to Headquarters this morning They were heav-
lily armed with rifles, muikets and revolvers
Two Of the rifles were double shotted. They
were mounted upon splendid horse; but, az 81
making desperate att mpts to escape, were finally
rode down and captured.
A scouting party has just returned from Luray
bringing In hity-four head OF fat cattle and two
more bushwhs cken, both Of whom were bady
wounded before they were taken. One Of them
lFs since bad his arm amputated. One Of the
bush whackers proves to be rebel captain.
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Arrests Mt ToPsuto

ToaoNTo, C W., August The captain and
crew OF the steamer City Of Madison, an American
boat, partially owned by Canadians, were arrested
here to day for Inducing British soldiers to desert
several 50 dlers OF the goth regiment have reached
Oswego by this boat during tae past four weeks
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The Firs, r ssimen, In IN. Field.

AUBURN, ". Y, August 6.-The Cayuga and
Wavne regiment, Col. Jesse Legoine, has one
ihousand men enlisted, and will be mustered in
at once. This makes the Cayuga and wayne
regiment the first in the field from this State un-
der the Hrst call
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Outward II aund

CAPE RACE, August 6.-The steamship CITY
OF w eshington, from New York on rturday last.
passed this point at three O'Clock this afternoon.
en- route to Liverpool She was boarded by The
Associated Press news yacht, and later news put
aboard. r.
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Gen Rob.r, neC..k uu,a.,.,

CINCINNATI, August IA dispatch to the Com.
mercial from Descherd, Tenn says that General
Robert McCook was murdered, while riding in
his ambulance, day before yesterday, in advance
Of mis- brigade -
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pRoPOshLs FOR COsL AND UOOp.
sBskTE OK THE CrITsD STATES,
OGlyG az ia q Esf.taAg-df 6s,ss.
fA-ETH6..- InIV d "a

WL.FISsgyS, July Is, lsssS
SKiLEI PROPOSALS SllI Ie FecsIVsd AZ tai. ca
en.ii II n. on Monday, the itth cav OF tsu-t ~.
Tor fuTIlshinE for thv rae cf tha Sessts -,
Onltsl Statrs. -Four hundTet TCUs ~ , ~,
TGuutD % tie best Nhl;s Ash Fur sc1 Coz,
Also. ~-~s'ty fys Cords OF t7e ie-g lYy Ffies.
etI ECo3' aLl -'ii-y Cords ths 5css t-y SrrgCs
IHc vho'e - l. delivered O. Cr before tAe'-t
tly-'vhsr fest .rf p6cEr aaAy " re va L og
t!N - EsI' Nlu- q q Ja-lt1I uLtsT :. e 4 -
OF tae .Igl-D g. Ihs - az
,iIes ics .cEi ard Wood WI - se5s-s.s,r asr-
sue 20, a-d ysaa- lOr tfo islTl eEsca:len II ts
c0I tracts gsG-FJ - '
fT--'- grn=s.- s.gst asa D. r-.a y, o. .-.-a,s
ut51suT IT. ESQ ~ q = .ss5N ~ ''Na
u - tlA - E-E-- ~ h---s A. : .r.t.
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IT. FOR CAPE MAY.
Sss:sia srstl Essao1es Ess.ss Arch !" ~ .%. ~
sS EESSBBhY; THURSDAY xSld :
T.iurn,si sShDAY: &C O'Clock m. for Cape May-
Nf1 Cfstls: PassaEe from New Castle Sc.
o,sI Sok 4 onr m ~, ,iessinE WsshiBEton by ths
f. Esv Cs,tie. Is mlssi sfrivinr In time to q ssi
II 49, BIOS 3 - gsEANp CLOsHINs . DEPOT
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JEaine has raised a. 900 of her quota OF 9 900
and expects to complete the work this week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-08
Massachusetts rrsop, ia, IN, Wa,

BosToN, August The 33d regiment caves
on Mondsy and the 3ith on Tuesday next for the
seat Of war-both with full ranks ana splendidIv
equipped.