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Pennsylvania Politics.

READING, Sept. 2.-The democratic convention
of Berks county, held here to-day, renominated
Sydenham u. Ancc IA for Congress by a large
majority. The delegates to the State convention
are unanimously INSTRUCTED to support Hester
Clymer for Governor
CHAMBsRsBURs, Sept. 2-The democratic
county convention Of Franklin county met here
to-day. Strong Union rcsolutlC MS Were ado pted
The conferees were instructed 10 vote for George
w. Brewer for Congress and C. NJ. Duncan for
State Senator
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st. Louia Merchants, Exchauvs

81. Louis, Sept. The members Of the old
st. Louis Merchants Exchange were notified to
appear before the provost mars hal general to-day
to answer to the charge Of disloyal demo
at the meeting last Friday. Ii found guilty the
Exchange will be dissolved and the property
eoudScated.
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THE WAR IL tNNESSEE.
APrivnl Of General B0cu at N,shril

nashville, Sept 2--Gsu eral Buell. arrived to-
dav, and consulted with General Rosecrans
The farces are moving III good order, and the
strctest military disciplir is enforced in the
city. All the liquor saoT.s are closed. Officers
in town are required to sh oW permits
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MONTPELIER, VT, Sept The Vermont Stat e
election for the choice Of Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Treasurer, and members Of the Legis-
lature, was holden to-day. As was expected, the
vote Is very lig hs, and the Republican ticket Is
elected by large majority.
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Arrival Of tho N orthern Light.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The steamer Northern
Light, from Aspinwall on the 2ith instant, with
$780, 900 In treasure, from California has arrived.
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SRANbARU

~ BkACK TEA.
ceIyea. kIHG RGHCSE
eub LeIaef lkth sk AAe Vermont aySsts,
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RAXTER'S SCHOOL OF TIE COMPANY,
ID q cekts,
The Voilntesr'u Hand Book, London ~ oepts,
Light Infantry Drill Of tho eEted states Army |;
% cents,
Col Marey's Meinoir on swords, london So ots .
MaErath on the Art OF War, London o. 50,
j life Drill and i9st' uotlon. Lonoon; Is os.ts,
The infantrJ Maneal, london; S1,
S25,
Col reIcy's Cautions for Company and Battalion
Drill, London; 50 oe is,
Brabs.on's soldiers snd their Science, London !;
MoEo.EslPs Campaigns of HANNIBAL, London;
au n FRANCK TAYLOR
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DROPoSALs Foa CATE.
QuAErrRNIsrKR's Dspor,


Aie1Sadr's Va. AntuI ssI, Bsi.
SEALED PRoF ssAIs - Il Be reo,iy.d At mi, ofhoe
. 81 cE a., fer faruisainE he ao'eTnr,er, vlsn
i'S hu.Gred thousand bush- = of "a IS. The eets
j.. - o. hs o. 5000 rr.Tch.. 40. su'h'y, put up IN
TO SD. T G5 70 t5sivsS re ~ Sssh;; = fs, Ih,Ird
z.thout eItra osarss 20 TIE Cover mon.
Dtllr ors e. bs msde 10 the city alexandria,
e;os TTS mar Sn dreot sn ao
Peiiod mFy be eed Upon.
PROPOSALS
Tho fuil nsme and Post Office Sad-ess OF the bid.
&c mrSs sSP ;ar 10 tas pl"Po-aL Proro.,s VIII
81 \ b, l. ma1o II che nsms firm, ths namss of
The pa SO. m 1T pPssr or The old eIl be con
s,sei.a t-s iHdl'idua! proposal OF ths psrtnsr
y opo's,. from 4, Ioyal parties trtH rat s,eoa
sidsred, M AN 0,TH on ALLIcI,scI ms.r lccon-
ProFceai, mH fTsc ! C sdir.s,o1 captain B. Fer
suson, Esis,an' Ora. master 8 Army, Als1-
p0ssis for Oats |"
.,,.. ,GUAR!NTER
,houid It % awar15d 20 h.m. nust D.: fuarsIutd
" !wo re; 5n.ih'e Ps-z ns, whose sig lzts es m-ss
40 rego1sih.ht' Oi tne Su.rsptors must be
:A5-I 10y tie Ci;i,s c"rt!hcata Of The CLERK of the
ares DIftLlS' court or Sf the United States Din
Bidders m':st Do press ut in person when the bids
sIsd. dP'-'u q 'l'i' proposals VIII not DO '0n'id-
Bonds n the gem OF Ave thousand dollars, signed
- "'O SSN Dpth " Air khe nusOIss vii
bsresufsd Of tEs saoces.ful bidder upon slIninS
tho contract
AZ the EoCd mart accompany the eortrsct, lt
Will 10 se>sesorJ for tle bidders 20 have their
3cnGs1en @1tR tOem. or - haTs bonds signed IN
anaeisston and ready 20 be produced wren the
contract ls signed b.aafs for bonds can be pro
ccrcd acn application AZ ths osaoe, either Dcrsap-
ally, bs lcttoT, or by telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEES.
we. ci Ihs comfy Of, and State Of
-.sa1 =, the county Of. and 5 ate
OF - do hereby getrsGt.e that -m able
20 tail! c ophE7sot II aooOfoasoe With The terms
Of hs proposition, sid thar, sSculd hs aDostlon
DC accepted, be viii tt once onter into contract
Il acoornsucs thSrevI,h.
Shculd tie ooLiTecg be awarded him, We are pre-
FAIco q become his securities
tIo tbIs sIa'a 'aagee mVtt be appended the ofheil
oeI tifcaIe aOove mentioned
InSP ECTION, DELIVERY, 40.
al Cats oCttrACted Tor under this advertisement
va &c Tii Idy iusrc csJd, aid suca Go prove
81 coca sC1Ed, EleTchGl;a5!e Susty, will be re-
.ecieC.
rs,EeEt 10 10 n sde from trae TO tine, a. the
fcr@se 8 ocilTe7fd, or so soon iasreaftar % the
Desot u SsrterIrtster shall be Ia frrd.
Any iLfITTrSi.tg IN the bio. or non conformapce
With u terms CO t.iB aaSertlseTasut, Will ensure
;ae felecilco Of th- Rrosossl.
Deliver. - be r.koe ~ gpeh vERrf OF the city Of
AlexaEcria, as the DeFot Qcs-tsrmsztsr nay d.
Ths Derot Qua,:erraHtsr. Terervss 10 himself
tne rlEhs 20 reiec: Ary ri b9t that &c ray deem
too EIEhi or for 3taeT rEfic,ect csuse
&. .. fERS USOS.
Captain A. q. NJ, u : arny
"a 2s-dsd End IIopot q QUsrteFrsster.
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a q, EUUU
rs Oonfs&s tiy recsiyinx. and sAs always On hard,
fxl supply Of al the most cslebra ated rs
land, switzerland and America, both in 6old &71Z
.nd Silver cases. He also Keeps large stocF q
With Diamonds, Emerslds, Rubics and ali otE en-
3omE. Ho is also manufacturing Ill kinds Of Soho
Stsederd 81 yef Ware, an keeps Swords R e,oi-
yers, sword Belts aud Seshes, Bowie KnIyss.
1ss0-s, Scissors, Gold, Silver and Steel Srentar
kspt in Jewelry Store, and al Of the vsry Dwell
Price. Ne. S3s Pa. assnao, between 9Th and 10th
strsstz fa 1s-H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

QUERY.
Why is IL tAat Ctistadora's Hdfv Dye Is ths best
iW ths ssorld
Because eminent chemists say 50
Because 1t contains ne caustio compounds
Beca use 1t wears longer than any other
Because 1t operates instantansoxsly
Because 1t does not stain the skin
Because 1t nourishes and strengthens the hair !!
Because 1t correets the bad effects of other dyes.
Because Its presence cannot be detected.
Because ft ssrsy fails!
Manufactured by J. Cristadoro, Q Astof House,
New Y ork. Sold every where, and applied BY
all Hair Dressers.
Price 81. 81 so and Ss per box, according to
size. No l.
CRIsrADoRo's HAIR PRRsRRyArIvB
Is invaluable with his Dye, a II impa1ts the Ut
most softness, the most beautiful gloss, and great
vitality to the hair.
Price 50 cents, 81 and s2 per bottle, according
to size. au 2O-eolm,r
GRRAr PENNSYLVANIA RoUfI, ota Bsltino ovs
dad Harvisbrwg 70 sks NsStA Ssi WeA-Two
trains leave Washington daily and one on Sun
day-quick time-loW faIe and sure connections.
seldiers' tickets sold through at government
rates. For tickets and further information apply
at the Office Of Great Pennsylvania Route, north
east corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth IT,,
Warrington. Once open from q. "a. unul D.
M on Sundays from . to p. m.
an H-ly Z. O. NORTON, Agent.
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SYNops1s OF faa ihq; GFsssHH GFsssHHsIpENr,s p.o.
CLAMATION, No. 6SS,


CLAMATION, No. 6sS.
For th, Offering of upDards of 400, 900
ceres Of Land IN Oregon.
lt orders public sales in the STATE OF OIlsoN,
- Al the land ONCE st OREGON CITY, on the 9Th of
OctoDer. 1852. of ono hundred and fifty ght town.
SHIPS and parts Of townships, heretofore pnofered,
West. OF the Cascade Mountains, and within the
u.tIiS! OF ianSs subjeot to sale At Oregon City.
AZ the land Office At RosIBURe. on tho 18th of Oo-
to6er, 1862 Of one hundred and 6fy fOar townships
e1d parts of townships, heretofore uno6ered, west
o. the Cascade MouL tsins aud within the district
OF lands subject to sale at ROseburg. -
The lands will be offered with the usual exoep-
0ors OF school sections, 60. -
no mineral lands are to be offered, guoh lands
Peins expressly excepted and excluded from sale
The Gales viii be kept open until the lands are o.
oneied, which 10 70 be accomplished within two
veSxs, ana no longer; And NO private entry OF Any
Of the lands will be admitted until sfsr the expire
ton OF the two weeks. -
=, fre-emption claimants are required to establish
their claims to the Satisfaction Of the proper Reg
lster And Reoever, and make payment tor the same
on OF before the day a7pointed for ths commence
mspt S OF tAs public sales, oIheEH,fe fhsIr elaims
Coamsslorsr Of the asnsrN Land oAse.
eANsHAL LAND UV1Ic1, jane 10, lea.
Nofx.-Under the regulations Of the Department,
as 4erSsofore and now 1istings no IAyment can b
made tor .dvertElng proSlaInahons, except 70 slol
~ the OQmmisnoner OF ths 6sneraI Land o. -
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AZ MOSQUITO NETS.
w 4 Fave 60 otler supply Of those oonventeAS
81 ply contracted aud cheap NOsS unto and Fly
Ne,s . isC so:le bsaG. .ltUl GJttake CbAmbtr SotB
and Soiss, a. ths west FSics at the Furnishing
"krNT Uns OF hics atuOh W
au IS eoYe $50 7th atTeei
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Il oR SkLL-An excellent sloat sEwiN9
d 4ACElNE, IN peri OF order, II . very %
prioe Dali 3, lis Pk kvenEs. % u
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NOTICE

q
10th Of Sestember. lSS2, tor fuEllshlpg tae Suoes
tcnce Department @o0 tens Of Hav.
EEe aaJ 20 DO delivered before the 30th sf Ocso-
ber A. lcss, 800 tone Of s.Io hay must De IN bales
tne reI1,fndeT leed nos EeocsssFily b. balcd.
Bidder. es ELs ~ their bids the pTloe Der Ie9
lbs. az WGicc .lSJ WI fCrlish toe has
70 To wolEhed at Ws5Finstol. a. the ex2onss
I,tns jatt!e Yard.
Firms making bida mu=. state the name OF eli tbs
sti t-Ss lntet tested.
Paymsats {, be mxdo in Treasury notes. and
hiCe 20 be dlleo.ed 20 COL. q, fsCE 81 ITH,
=, -. Z Bnd Q: =, v, !. a., and endorsed "Pro-
Bosas for Soy." su2
e'EHES, TENeS, SJ1LEES' EENEs,-
4 sssmneeta A2d Canvass Boas for soldiers.
ssnts aRd fiaEs ot 81 k'pcg. Plain and Fancy
AYElDEs, for storos and d~eii:res, made 20 ordsr
q tha tGgrtsst rotiOs, =: bDwASp LILLY's
AWNING. EeI.t and az EagsoTy, oSrEcT Ps avenue
and tS strest, CcionIxstlea SIilai1r, Wasiins-
ten' ~ ". a. % In
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Cash paid fer old ongresslonal Documsnts, Pat
ent ufice Reports. Old Post oAce BLANKS, PAM
fhlets, Newspaper Circulars aud old Dccune en q
OF evoiy desc Iplion 10 bs used for paper makers'
STOCK Address
SIOCKWEI4L & EMERSON,
40 and ~ a nm street,
an I8 2w New YORK oitV
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~ 2f la Es
pErAK-aENE OF ssATE,

DErAH-aEsE OF sskTE,
~ WASsIsssos, Jsssa-y as, lees.
EEc Secretary oi stat v.n eeresfcr receive
Heciocrs es C2asfeas C bus1ae1 ca saturdays,
soaHassiLs With Saturday, tAs arft G ses'
meath.
i3a zS-:t WILLIAM sEUAEE.
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TELEGi!.kP HIC NEWS.
THE WAR, I,s KENTUCKY

Advance Of the re beis oa Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Sept s. T 'e Kentucky lii. Bre
peing fortified Tie u bells are reported TO hs at
BaYles station, thiITy-Iiine miles fion Cincin-
natl.
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a skykN uuTnvC lKJs rLAfE oSEk
A SaRDEG PlhNO. h.lssopss p
csrret having eeen N use esIsasMSeUSTvH esI
orrsf az the v. = yicsl hhylSf fYyggS ~.
of. 20 be 500 a. GhIISS
ktsrs.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
Ntks. BELL" SCHOOL
YOUNG LEDIBS.
OoRsER OF GATTH AID SI2EIss,
20. P5ns
MONUAE ;. sept Let su7e st-
YoeNs LADIEs, SEMINARY. GEORGE
T0WE u G.
MEs. S1s'L wHs,Lrk, Principal.
The duties Of this Institrto on will be resumed OF
nVua.S, epiembsr s.. continuance of pu6 bio
PAtronasel /. rosseo:-nIlZ solie..ed: aus 2y
UNION rEMAfIhEE fhE AcApEmy..
Irg
ShiRTEENTH ACADEMIC YEAR
ccm:Ge enoss
SEPTEMBER 1ST.
ClronIars ut hr Bonkstora.. rs I'm.
RRuOKkVIhLE. ACADEMY,
Fl. ,.,, MesrsonHRI CogN,I, Mp.
msnee IN Monday, september ist For oat.ioEs:s
'as's.' tie fF1sis FkER2visRan Il EEEs21sslf n1 NJ
CHEsARAY iNs19TMfE,
ss,.pa 1899 as,nes r1K aoPPNs tLaDIEs. sb
Tho reE uisr course OF instruction embraces tie
ErEEsh and French Languages and Llteraturs,
ssltuts thorou.h EnElsh And FTopOh edueation.
sss sso:is Hs asss su!s as Ss s s
mcnta to tho highest course OF literature and com
scsluon. The schcisstlo ear commences SsEteul-
Der 18th and 2.oSSs July lsc, Circulars, So, CIR
ba obtsinec tro!l Msdsme D'HERViLLY, Prin-
sis1' ~ thsESrsv inH.'fufs s1-sp
-
ID STREET dsiR CnTTiNG. HAIR DYE
Il ING AND SHAVING SaLOUN.
,ghe nnds1.iEl.a tss' owe to inform his fr,end.
shas ne sotgs oonE'srtlT 90 hand Cosley's CireAs-
alan Hair SCnio, and q speerior artioIe CT ba,
Hm. tor fhs pss OF each person who favcrs him
AZ ~ No. sss st st., S ss. GHsnss: sIs ans s::A
RoOKS, s1ATIONERY. AND FANCY
- SEOkh FoS SAL r An established Store
IN SeoI sstowni y. o., DONG first rats business
Is nov OF eEsd COR saie. Germs made reesonsble
Application tor tGe sams osn he addressed 70
s = geo Eotovn. D. q Post Of6os sola-2w'
NOTICE.
ALI PoTsohs sre hereby notified that, from this
cate, will pay no debt contracted cn my account
DS SaT person Eh6royer. aDieeH authorized oy me.
Washington. a. c.. Aasass ADaNiEl a. issa Msass"EEXi
k oAsiNET o,n nF,UgRs.NlTuRE.@
- aty:HE paIehsssd our entire ~
We are enabled to Offer unpreoede1fe ed
ssHNiTUke,
Cur stock il now compl .ts in ever, particular,
n,1hnE! hromlsinE sav!n. OF a. least 2 tor oet.
70 III VINO MAKE their ssieotions of Us. 1t is not
necessary To Fsrtlc usrigo as our vsst stock en-
braces everJ Sr'Iole necessary 10 furnish house
~ '" - . suTEIEk 81 ~ 'S WILSON,
Iron Hal, No. 31s Pc, avenue.
gu 0-eoIm between 9Th snt 10th sts
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-,oOLEN sHAWLS, adapted IN styles Eod
" fsbr.c for early Autumn
Our NoFsherl and kAstefn CORES Pondents ecnd
ire sAes oely, sue sciusl cash standard valVs,
fnark sd IN 7lklE kgafes.
PERRY BRO.
IN zS-ICt Pa. ave and Ninth rtTeot.
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g1SHFoKT AND Ease IN ONE MINUTE!
Corns, Bunions, Cxllosities, Clrb spd Ilyrtee
"A oes. and al ExeresoeRces Of tbs Z eet. hEncs.
and Face, insssntsseously removed vltsoat ~
WHfyE, No SSe Ps avsrre. bsfssen "A ane stA
sss COntu iAtiCu hUVTffTcm 8 .. "a. 70 1p' III
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cSl RECEIVED AT NO. rs MARKEY
spsce. Penn. avenue, betNeen<N
ins bSlTort!s, treGch LasIlrg, GY\
Lsce, C9ptress and Button Caters,
ETeEoh klo slippers, MissAs' And
ChiidrerE' Shces Of esery aesoript,on. G.,,.,
t Ereneh "a ttf!n 6ie-s CAL, Pateu. Lsather, NO
roceo, sIa Lasting Caters, and Ties Iiso n
ETeet variety o. Boys Shoes $, eTee~d,ns -
eTlces. ia sleetrl 3. ROsENTHsts
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Losses In thc Ncw.yerh Twenty-second
Volunteers.

The 22d Regiment New-Iork Volunteers suffered
very badly in the t.e engagements, having nearly
all of its officers either killed or wounded, together
with great number of privates.
Company C, tie color company, seemed to have
been selected as m eefecial target for the enemy'
fire. That company wss badly used up. It's
commander, Capt Peabody was shot in bis arm, and
both of his ieutenants without doubt killed. Lieut..
Beaumont of that company was certainly killed.
while the other lieutenant, Pearson, is known to
have been shot in the neck aDo has not been seen
since.
Lieut.. Beaumont was burie6 me days ago.
Ca7ts. Caldwell and McCoy Of ihs ssmo regiment,
and Lieut. Beatty are alec reported killed.
Lieut.Col. Thomas was tb1t in the arm and side,
and is now lying a, Browns Hotel IN suffering
condition.
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The Vermont Election.

MONTPELIER w. Tuesday, SEPT lsH
The Vermont State election for the choice oi UoV-
ernor, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer and member
OF tie Legislature was held to-day. Ar wac ex-
pected, TIE vote IL very light and the result iudi-
Gates that party lines have been almost entirely ~
nored. Two tickets only were run, VIZ: ne he
publican Union ticket headed by the present Gov.
Frederick Holbrook, and the Peace Democfslc
ticket headed by the Hon. +. Smaley..
Returns have been received from few towns
only. Seventy towns give Holbrook3 1874; Smaliey,
33j, ana 60 scattering. The came towns last year
gave Uolbrook 4, lis to l,5l6 aguins' him In lew
towns, es in Randolph ard Royalton, the vote ~
reported enormous for Holbrook. We have reports
from the Representatives, elected Ill - towns AL
are Union.
The County tickets placed in nomination by tie
Republicans and Union Democratic jointly have oeen
supported with great unauimlty, and all withou
doubt chosen in every county. The Representa-
tive, chosen from few OF the more important towns
are az follows: Waterbury, Ii. i. james; hont-
reler Charles Reed; St. Adams, J. G. Smith; St.
Johnsbury, G. y Dana; Nor hfeld, Cbss. Bar
rott; Woodstock, o. T.. Chandler; Burlington, W.
G. Shaw; Ludlow, W. s. Balch Bethel A. T..
Hunton; Royalron, ID. G. Deuison. Many excel
lenE ana alie men have been elected to tne lower
House.
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INVADERS" 10 protect their wives and children and
kindred from wrong and outrage, 70 shs Id Their
property from being relied by bad men; and 10
.leiend the Flag Of their native country rs THEN
Gathers did uaeer jackson at Chalnette against
PSkenham and his myr1nidons, carrying tho black
flag OF beauty and booty
Approaching their motives relying oQon their
" well-known loyalty and patriotism," and with
praise and respect for thefe brave merit is Or
deIed that all the members Of the " Native Guards
Aforesaid and all other free eolored citizens recog-
nized by the first and late Governor and anti critics
of the State of Louisiana 80 portion of he Militia
Of the State who shall enlist in the volunteer SER
vice Of the United States, shall be duly organized
by the appointment of proper officers, aud accepted,
p6id, equipped, aruer, and rniioned, "a are other
volunteer troops OF the United States subject TO the
approval Of the President Of he United States. All
sach persons required al once to report them
selves at the Touro Charity Building, Front Leyee
street, New-Orlsans, where proper officers will
muster Ills into the service of the United States.
BY command Of M9jor-Gen. BUTLER
u. 5. DAVIS, Captain and A. A. a. q.
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TO ARRIVE.
Passcngers Arrived

IN ,cdn,aip No,ihera Light from A'pn,'a9-W f. Ps,'
ron Baron hi. Babts, b. Css,anor, hr and .irs A r
u@nnis on aud infant Ir add Ml j. Bosdo L. koss. Lieut.
{. ] MeDoogsl u 3. =! Mr and Nrs VIZ: Fest en1 ,wo
idIeu r. hsKuotto, Mrs eyenh g. Ne~tsn- J" NJ
l. iler AID daughter +. Rhete, Mrs EmmeI'on, Hr D.
Hena'i aid child Nh I'D Ne ~ aidner and thfe ehld
rem Charles h. Lnnt Nh and Mr. H. Palmer AID infect
ar a. Mr.. J. nsrteDs DR.. and Mrs T.. h. Pafd.h ard
child, Ms J. '. Wapon. hsl H. swallow John he'per
Nfs f. Beatson and two obilden \. ". Bordley u = y
" ) Pesse Mrs A. Duvoe. Mrs. 7 Sargent and two child
rem D. W. Dodge Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Swain aud infant "
H. Roher L. Thompfon Ai.s 4. headcr r. G. Donnsly r
Ogden MI and Mrs T. Bennett. hr. aud Mrs Med .niei
aud enid Dr. hcar T. Perry, Mfs ~ Lane AIR and STs
l. Remedy T.. X keUreiy p. Nerrlans j., w. H. far.ar
W. Van Zandt Mr. aad Nj, 7. W. Glnsg,w and two child
rem r. " iIuprins WIN. z. hapIirg r Z. Kingston A. G.
Rand Mr. and Mn. j. c. Jonsl 2. Della Tore, Capt X
Pi,rson C. j. fox b. aud Mira ). Murphy, Mia .lsce.
Miss .neheat,r sister and bo,Ieri NJ 0a.snzo d. Ja1r
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ofNeu. York
D. W. Bourne, condemned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

Tile Ale1Qndc.a NeE If Saturday evening hl2
obtained from come Of )ur men who were captured
at MANAGES the following account Of their adven-
lures while within the Rebel lines:
They reached Manassas again 1t III O'Clock on
Wednesday morning. When they got there they
found Gght going ON between tie New-Jeneey d.
vision upder Gen 1ay Ion ana tie forces under Jack
,on. who drove back Taylor and took some phi on
er, Hey were then marched within mile oi Bull
Run. Then they met jackson again returning from
Cenirevnle with some pa onert. lie directed the
pf,soners 10 he marched back, when They siOppoi
opposite "Wier's House" formerly Beauregnrds
ba.dauarters where they were pu. into camp bcing
guarded and stood there uutil ten minute, before
on "Wednesday night, when they were taken to toe
OLD baltic field Of naua,tas and remained I'll Jack
cons left wing WAS attacked by S,pels torc'f,
wherenuon they wers removed toward oudley
Church about II mile. Then Jacksons neht wing
was o.ened upou-iLcn they commenced taxing a
st of the IriiOners getting tired oi troiuof them
round. with a. view oi parollng them. Capt. nercer
YVES requested o. furnish some clerks To give the
,a,nes They returned with the papers IN ay0ut twy
hours. The piIrOneTs were Drawn np Ia iue anu
commenced calling their nanles. They got about
h.n way through. JaclsOne leiI was seHil u eAod
upon. .. oo,.,, y,
AbouI that tine como more prisoners came H.
which made il necessary to lake theiF names ni'o'
'rrey were then requested 10 eel down III aDou'
an Lolr OF sundOwn the right was again htuchedi
friig continued I'LL o'clock. AT III O'Clock iOns
dreams u Confederate auiDuldnces AMI wagons
came along win Confederate wounced, ana Any
OF soldiers with spades and shoyels 70 ol9 graves ior
tbelr killed. About day light alter this on ihufsday
morning, the guards commonced waxing w VIC
prisoners, preparatory TO march iuII5ef S9uil'
Heavy firing was then heard on Ihe ien, a, a ,l'
officers in charge Of the IrisoneIs lniorme1 C"p',
Mercer that they could proceed within tue nnes "
tie Union army, they had not tine to pay thehl ,ul
lher attention; things were getting too hot, when
they all leit-among them one Of the Cohiedera''
soldiers tired of tho service.
We learn farther that heavy engagement Was ~ ~
progress on Thursday ih ?. LIE, between o'Se'