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Company B. Captain F0man. mostly IRON louisville or
Colonel Popes regiment lost in killed and wounded aii
except twelve.
General Rousseau and Colonel Popes wounds arc every
slight.
There conflicting stories about General Lyto's
death. Some report him wounded and prison or.
The rcmAias Of General Jackson. General Tsrrii and
General Webster have arrived here.
The Sanitary Commssion hsvo made every p~sparatoa
for tho relief Of tho wounded
Governor Morton. Of Indiana, Is ros hither. with
large 0umber of surgeons and nurses
LoUEvuax, KY, Oct II, 1861.
Is reported by intelligent army officers that
Generals Chcatham and Polk killed, and that the
% one
L0UsvuLs, Oct. 1l-lDP.M
ALI quiet at this time although tho anomalous posi-
tion Of General Kirby smith some uneasness.
Cannonading was heard at Iawrcnceburg KY. TO day
General Diont reinforcements thither tho day
Of the Inauguration OF Dick Hawes a, Frankfort Co
vernon Of Kentucky.
General Bragg, while dining at the same table with
After refusing several times he at last consented to
bear what the messenger had to say Immediately
thereafter Generals Bragg and Hawcs, and olhors,
finished their dinner in the hotel Kitchen and skeiaided
ust in time 10 escape the federal forces.
BaRDsTowS, KY, Oct. II, 1869
No courier has arrived from Genera, Buell. to-day.
No fight took place Thursday Friday to-day.
Another battle is expected tomorrow
deputaton Of the Cincinnati Sanitary Commission
left here al six O'Clock this evening with ambulance
wagons containing supplies for wounded at Perryve
Tney had government, escort from here TO Perry
Remains OF Generals Terrell amd WEBB
stcr.
LOUISVILLE Oct. IL, 1852.
The remains or General Terrell and General Webster
sent 10 Cincinnati by the mail boat this afternoon
General James S. Jackson buried at four O'Clock
this afternoon from Christ Church. under escort Of the
Twenty fifth Michigan and CapatIn Miler's battery.
Rev. NJ Talbot performed the funeral services, and
there was hardly a dry eye in the church
The romans General jackson deposited Cayo
Hin Cemetery temporarily.
Capture of n Wagon Train and Five
Hundred Soldiers by the Rebels, SC.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. IL, 1862.
The louisville Democrat learns that Captain Bowes
Quartormaster's train attacked the morning o
the Sh inst by party OF rebels whom Major Bradford
held in check near Frankfork when Gcnerai Kirby
Smiths whole force appeared on o opposite side of the
river, and neccssitated surrender sevcnteen Union
government wagons and ten fifteen suters wagons.
Tho rebes also captured Ave hundred and aty OF Genc
raj Sls strage!es, whom they sent Off with tho train
Among the Union officers captured wore:--Major Brad.
ford, Lieutenant Casse, OF the Seventy seventh Penn
syivanis, Captain Bowes Quartermaster. Lieutenant
Bailey, Of the Thirtieth Indiana aud Lieutenant Cold
smiah, Of the Thirty ninth Ohio.
The louisville Journal says tba. Graysoa tAksn by
the rebels on the 30th Of September.
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Beautiful CompIexion.-L BIocun
Of Youth, or Liquid PEARL has equal for Purifying and
Beautify the Compe xon and Skin Ladies' after using
this DELI ghfu toilet article, will have no other All Drug.
Qists. aud 43g Broadway.
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Buell. Victorious !--So fs Bayard. No. ~
Park row. all braggcrs In the supply OF Turtle Soup
BRTTTAN n SCOTT.
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Carte de Visite Pictures, I'm the Bes
styles of photographic art reduced to 32 per dozen
d. .AfPLETON CO., Aij and 40 Broadway.
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AZ the New York state Fair, Recently
held Rochester the first premium awarded 10 the
Grover Bak er's Sewing Machine superior
OF any other These machines also received
the hrs premium at the late state Fairs OF Ohio Michigan
Io,ya and New Jersey.
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Batchelor's HAIR Dye-thc Best fn the
od harmless aud reliable Sold by drug.
isis ana perfuues everywhere Factory 81 Barclay stree.
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Trusscs.-Marsh ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vesey st., opposite the church. No connection
with any other truss Office Of Female attendant
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Eight Cartes de Visite for S1-Equal ca
the bes, made BALCHS. 2sJ Greenwich st. Barclay.
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phnlon u SONS sssn0yv White Oricufa
reamn for besuying the complexion Sold BY all drug.
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Card Pictures, - per Dozen. In the
best style or Photography at APPLETON'S 4t3 and AS
Broadway. Pictures made In all kinus OF weather.
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Trusses.-Narsh Bros Radical Cure
Truss oce, OF Broadway street under
NUNS female attends 1adies
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Crfstadoro's Hair Dye, Prrservativc and
Wig depot wholesale sud retal, No. Aata House The
Dye Is applied by experienced artists
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Phaion d SONS s.Coctn," the Hest Arti-
clio In the world dressing aud preserving The Sold
Inv all ldrur
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RemovnL-Wilder's Patent Salaman.
der Safe Depot 10 removed TO No. 100 Maiden lane.
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- @. ii. TYLER MANUFACTURER.
:, East Drosdwsy
STAMP DUTIEs.-wILL BE READY ON MONDAY
- the Stamp Act. Pocket edition. Price 10 cents
Com piled from the ulca copy. Published and for sale ~
MACOy HERWIG sationers, lf2 and III IBroadway. \
liberal discoupt To the trade. Agents wanted.
CULVER HUNTING CASED WATCHES FOR TW ELVD
- dollars warranted correct tmekeeprrs For Rale by
GEO. G. ALLEN, +5 broadway,
door below Canal rect, formerly IL all street
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The Fine Oh Paintings Contained in
store SO Broadway win be sold at price, eardsss OF
Coz nr
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Dinrrh~n and Dysentery Are tine
scourges of our army. HOLLOWhYS FILLS no. only
preventive, but powerful tonic
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IE GREAT FIRE IN SYRACUSE.
OCTOBER 6. 1862.
BURNING OF THE "BASTABLE ARCADE"

| BURNING OF THE 'BAsTABLE ARCADE"
"nERnrsas CHAMPIoNr HEARD FROM
Messrs D. s. s. r. GEsa Agents for ierrins co. ssfe.r
GssrLsassIhs 4 certify sa. The isrrnss rss9s q,
has jus. passed through the IRE Of the Bastabe eas U
er with sios bills (Which Soa oTersd 70 a.nrc for So.
and came ot all safe and sound not single ~ iesi
consider Herring Paen Champion Safe is all that 800
n G. POWERS. NJ D.
when /, known tia, other proved
unsafe and destroyed their the superiority Of the
proves be reliable Frc.proof safe
manufactured
HERRING's PATRNr CHAMPION FfRE.PRooF SAFES,
uEGRING's CHAMPION BURGEAR PRoog SAFES.
IR0Nrthe only metal which caono; be drilled BY bur.
HERRING's PATENT FIRE AND BURGLAR SAFE
CoMbInhp one re-. 50. whin sn",her .,
Sdeboar ani parior Safes being finished IN m,atinn u
elegant pieces o. "a niture.
HERRING : 90.
FARRELL, HERRING Il CO. IhiLafeiphn,-
HhRRisG iihi;i;iSG { CO, New New 61can,
Use GARDENERS COMPOUND FOR RuEvMArIsx.
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pEFENcE
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BOSTON BULLETIN
or
SATURDAY. OCTOBER H.
For sale BY A sRESrANo. CSC Broadway
Trade supplied by 5. 1oUsEY. isi Nassau stree,
e26 -sosToN AND PHILaDELpnIA. DAILIEs
OOO. California papers. Louisville tKy) Journal
the latest foreign papers from London Liverpool. MAnche
ter Edinburg and Dublin always b. found at AUGUST
BRESTANOs bookstore and News Emporium, $50 Broad
way. east side between Houston aud Bleecker streets
eC7 BETTER LATE THAN NEVER. THE FIFfH
OC part OF Victor Huco's celebrated Novel Les hise
rabies Vail published this atsrnoJn aud or sale ~
AUGUST BRENTANO Bookseller and statoner. CS BrosAs
way, east side. between Houston and Bsecser sr.ess
N. B-A lsrge supply of Fannc. Cosee Mari1s aud 81
Denis aws sys band. 6,C Broadway, N.
ACn SPECIAL. NorrcE-ALL THE NEW BooRs~
ODU published sold 81 reduced prices by Az,
GUST BRENTASO Book seller and stationer Go 1road~af-
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way, Y
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LoUrvufx, KY, Oct II, 1869.
Is reported by intelligent army officers that
Generals Caca,ham and Polk wero killed, and that the
loss Of tho rebels at Peryvte exceeded by throo
20 one
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horses captured but few having boen left BY
the rebels.
Tuesday the 23d nst she started from hcre up the rvor
under eg Of truce having ON board Judge Walker, re-
scn eel oppose Homnns pan,aon To-
Mr.. Burnside, Judge Wakor and Mr.. Scale per-
mittcd 10 go shore to Dcnadsonvlle and ascertain
whether the guerias In the peighbohood would respect
o Gag Of truce On his return the Judge gave his most
positive assurance that the white nag would DO nrcd
paidsouvilIe. making. three landings for Freight
ON tho way, without molestaton On arriving
opposite the estate of Mrs Vaughan nov belonging TO
Ex-Governor Heber the boat fred on from battery
Of Ave Geld pieces. From thrtyhve to forty rounds
discharged at her. nine Of which wound
ing the second steward-a coorcd boy--so severely In
the arm that tho limb has been since amputatcd Ono
man missing, supposed 10 have boon Killed. The boat
received considerable damage Tho loerye ksp. On nef
Captain Thompson reported TO the commanding oiiccr
Judge Walker and q family were landed, when the
returned 70 the city next morning Comment on such
barsarous violation OF the rules or unnecessary
II the rebels determined not TO eight Christians
ana gonteacn," they have no right 10 complain Ia
vor Il shown them Though Ia TO bc hoped that the
Unonsts will never initiate their example In irug on
was introduced 10 Judge Walker the othe, day lie is
dark compexcned gentlsmanly looking man, with hair
t,ugcd with gray. lie 10 think that In being re
leased from Ship Island there s not much for
graduation, a. he says " 10 delightful place,
fewer mosquitoes than New Orleans In fact he
was que comfortable thero. He frankly avows himself
to have been rather prominent REBEL acknowledges
that General Butler having captured the city placed
II undor martial law Ia right In acting rgidy says he
would have done the himself were he In the Gene
rails place. therefore he does not complain OF being
20 ship Island but only because he sent 70 that poa
SAINT retreat ratry sido issuethe writing Of m
article published in the Payne containing structures,
made in good faith on tho manner In which General
Pope conduct ing his part OF the campaign IN Virginia
While writing tho foregoing paragraph had an inter
view with one OF the officers OF the gunboa asca who
informed mo that when the fherville rcd into by
the rebels the shreks Of The women and chidrcn who
crowded the decks Of the vessel were most heasndng
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
or THE
NATIONAL Claim AGENCY
CONDUCTED N
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
WARRINGTON, n. O.
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent,
No 38, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

MIS- AHENUf Possesses peculiar facilities Tor H.
SUCCESSFUL prosecution and settlement OF Ia.
mands against the General Government ~ EvruN
DESCRIPTION, IT, conductors having had .sy,r.i
years experience In the management OF claim. n,
fore Congress, tho Court Of Claims, and tho Fy.,,.
tive Departments at Washington, and boirv thor.
oushly acquainted and familiar with the laws and
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will be given 20 cases orsIr,
ont Of the present war Including the aocouuts ~,
States Contractors, aud Distressing Officers Of the
War aud Navy departments, and for 'ECoIIrct.
ing' Drilling, ana Organizing Vol.
unteers," the reimbursement OF which Ia author.
i2ed by an act af Congress- CLAIMS FOR tNnFM.
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ron
PUBLIC USES OR FOR DAMAGES TO SUCH
PROPERTY, for Horses lost In tho service. and c,r
"il't"Ty Pay Pensions, and Bounty
Land.
We give special attention to procuring Pen.
st"ns' Hountics, etc, aceruiBr to soldier,
who have been wounded, contracted di ease. ar An.
families Of such as have died, or been Killed ,,hn. In
the discharge Of their limo ofduy ss such during IN
present war
Special care Will also be given 10 clsip,s ,bt.,
have been heretofore Isej ected or Suspcndo1
by the departments or IuencIentIY GIsDngcd
Prompt attention also given TO the collection NJ
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Prop,rtv t.Lou
tor the u'e Of the Army 20 arranging Account, vim
andoollectlng Claims against the Qusrtsrmastor,s De-
partmont
An Claims placed In our hands receive our Pronn,
Personal Attention, thereby securing mans
which, In the hands Of an Attorney at any dl.tap,
point frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily lnfor
cours" with all the Departments enable. us IN pos
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thas
who're al communication aud other necessary detan
must bo conducted through the mails.
70 This end, We solicit Won to forward Il, OIL. AM, nj.
all cases ofsuch characterised may from time q, Tina
have presented, and az Il our custom, We viii nm,
nish you with all the necessary blanks, and. vbs,
required, Instructions
No charge made IN any case unless successful
Address CHARLES n. GREEN.
No, Ab Cherry street
aH.a.NHH
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SEooSo PREsBYTERfAS CHURCH NASH
vnLE.--ln accordance with the Special
Order Of Col. MILLER, sppropriating the
Second Presbyterian Church a Post
Chapel under the direction and control
Of the loyal members, all officers and sol
diers Of the United States, all strangers
who may happen TO be in the city, as
well az the citizens of Nashville, are cor
daily invited to attend Divine service al
said Church.
Preaching in this Church, this morn
ing, at II O'Clock, by Rev. DIX WITT g
HARVEY.
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All Sorts of Paragraphs.
The best thinkers are those who are
not only thinkers but actors.

The best thinkers are those who are
not only thinkers but actors.
Alcohol destroys q liycm bat pre-
serves a dead.
Vehemence creates dislike, excessive
mildness contempt; be neither 80 severe
as to be hated, nor 90 tame as TO be in
suited.
Many, who profess 10 think that, in
giving TO the poor, they lend TO the Lord,
haggle with Him about the amount Of the
loan.
Plenty is as distinct from wastetul-
ness as a whole sack full Of wheat from
a sack with hole in it for the wheat to
run through.
"Whst stingy fellows they must be in
New York" exclaimed a fine country
girl. 'Our Sallie says she never could
get buss without paying five cents for
It."
The worlds Judgment is right in the
main. There is in gravitation Of society
towards common sense, at least TO APP
proving it, if not TO acting upon it.
To enjoy the society of friend, we
should limit our intercourse with him
We have pushed our compat ionship too
far when we feel ourselves sharing each
others dullness
Some ono says, ait is well that we are
not all perfect; for il we we're, we should
be so intolerably proud Of it, that there
would be no getting along with us"
Taylor, the old waterproof, wrote
"nettles will die il you SOW hemp see d
among them" Perhaps then by sowing
hemp-seed we may kill the nettles Of re-
bellion. Let's SOW hemp
Don't dispute against facts well cs.
tablishod, merely because there is some
what unaccountable in them. That the
wor should be created of nothing is tC
us iuconceivable; but not therefore TO bc
doubted.
A man might frame and let loose (;
star 70 roll in its orbit, and not yet hav,
done so memorable a thing before God a.
he who lets 60 a golden orbed though
to roll through the generation of time.
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SUCCESSFUL DASH OVEN THE Poro-
mAc,-The correspondent of the american,
writing from Sharpsburg ON the 24'h
says:
Col. Warren, commanding a brigade az
this point, sent over company of the
9Th New York recently, who brought back
live brass pieces The rebel pickets fell
back as our men advanced. Yesterday
afternoon the 62d Pennsylvania, Colonel
Swritzer, with a section of the First New
York artillery aud Griilin's brigade
crossed the river at Reynolds Ford, be-
low Shepardstown, and brought over 400
rifles, mostly marked London, 1862, and
one fine l2-pounder rihed brass piece, of
English Manufacture.
The affair was accomplished rapidly,
and with success. Tho rebe pickets fell
back, as our men advanced, without re-
sistance; not even shot was fired, and
it appears to ms well ascertoned that the
bulk of the rebel armies remain along the
other side of the Potomac.
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The "petilion given below, must
certainly be the production Of a Nash.
willie rebel leader, it is 50 life-like.
For the Union
Mn. EprroR A few days since I
came into the possession Of the enclosed
letter, in a manner rather curious, but Of
not sufficient interest ~ narAte. Ga
reading the document the inference is
that tue author is man Of some rank
and Influence who il may be, Is not dis
closed, but the statement Of services rem
dercd might be fathered by many of
jews officers and no one would question
the pareutage The petitioner readily
adopts the titles of royalty sud seems
rather to affect the French style Of sire.
There is something absurdly ridiculous
in the common Dear Sir: following, your
Majesty, and evinces little republic
can greeness clinging 10 the would-be
nobleman.
II JEPP has the least spark Of graft
tude he will certainly reward such emi-
nent services, Vhen he comes into biz
kingdom. l congratulate the petitioner
and his friends in Nashville on theil
prospects Of enjoying the favors Of roy
atty. VELURAM.
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Headquarters lsT TEES. CAvALRY,)
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. %, 1862.
[ Orders No 6.
All officers recruiting for this Reg imeut,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
Of the party, present, and absent and will
hereafter, at least once a week, make a
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, il any, since last report
BY order OF Col. STOKES.
JouE MURPuY, LIST Lieut. & Adjutant,
Let Tenn Cavalry Aug. 23-tf
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Marshal's Sale.

DY virtue Of three vrlts OF fa, 10 mo directed
- from tho Circuit Court NJ che lutgl Sttc- fIr
he Middle p-'rul I'll. Euarss.C, D. g. q Gnsuurs.
March u and iur said District, will zpHHg o. p bio
vale, to tAv L'Fhert bidder lUr 90 O.. "a. tbr Court
u usc door 90 tre ctv of kssuv .H uU tro ls.b day
NJ October ls62 an thsright tt b., claim and interest
which NuHle d. Fills has boz and tn tur ir w us fe.
srrbci IIrye OF parcel ul hl4 iI-Nt Boo th~ latu dis
uct of Davidson county 1euutsHoe. iT. utug ru The
West s,deUf nuoua Vista Tuukc rad about two
miles from Nashville, uuHnlH1 as tiHws egIuuIuR
AZ st axe M Che centre OF HbI Turrp s1 ruI "a Che
Northeast corner %. NNtU Red HLs.. OF IuE'a i've
acres and runs wish Che North uv ui sIIl I've acre
tact, South Tla, dag West 10 65 100 police 90 stake
ON b'sl.y line, then with Bl-oy's I|Ho >uuh o
deg Mut 2l3 TO 100 pros a. "a stake, corner e.. "a
irurt no eight ru a.rrs FI ly e.. Vs. Naure and ia
g. ustn 90 JH NhtHurtu IrulHs iur Davidson
county ihruce With Che 5000 hoe ~ came, 7Hu'h
7la deg Elst 6i % 90 poles Io slak, g tU' cgltIr
uI bIrna Vista pAr ral tusurs along pee. ui thl
. ROAD rs iUE.- ~ 900 poles Oh lhH hrt'YHEgt Cu -
lAniHs 3 1'r sf 40 square pI.DH more u. .s- raI
property fog rTlrd upon On satisfy IH1l uruts On ia
VOC of o. rHts Co.,. winston ~H it AMI Iu.nHag As
Glars Egser Clark, rood IeI Iu sad CONT, ul Ore
aJtu day uI April, l-t'l against lIH Ff EIsl 1ll
susanush h1ur0, Admiulstralor of O. e. None do
ceased. Sale % take place 81 ~ Ocl'.N N
d. d. LLArOOCk,
sspltlU Us Mgal4 81 b T.
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mine is 10 prefer wealth TO honor and
/ shall just hint that the grant If the
monopoly Of 81 per head ON all Africans
landed At your Majesiy's right loyal part
of Charleston, for the space Of three
years, would BE GRATEFULLY RECEIVED.
Letters Patent bestowing upon me the
title Of duke" and three or four es-
tates Of Union men forfeited 70 the crown
by their owners having been hung might
be offered me without offending my dem
Ocratic instincts.
remain your devoted servant and
liege subject. .
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washington's Political Naxims.

TIRE FoCG PILLARS or ISpErESDENcE.
There are four things which, humbly
conceive, are essential to the well being, |
may even venture to say to the existence
Of the United States as an independent
Power
First. An indissolublc Union Of the
States under one Federal Head.
second A sacred regard to Public JUS
ticc
Third The adoption Of a proper Peace
Establishment.
Fourth. The prevalence Of the practice
and friendly disposition among the peO-
pie OF the United States, which will in
duce them TO forget their local prejudices
aud politics; to make those national con-
cessions which are requisite to the gen
eral prosperity; and, in some instances
to sacrifice their individual advantages
10 the interest of the community.
These are the pillars on which the
glorious fabric Of our independence and
national character must be supported.
Liberty is the basis. And whoever
would dare to sap the foundation, OF
overturn the structure, under whatever
specious pretext he may attempt il, will
merit the bitterest execratious and tn,
severest punishment which can be in,
tIictcd by his injured country.
Unless the States will suffer Congress
TO exercise those prerogativcs they ar
undoubtedly invested with by the Con
stitution, everything must very rapidly
tend TO anarchy and confusion.
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Dramatic TEsTMoSIAL.--lt will be
seen by advertisement that grand dra-
matte and musical festival will be given
AZ the Theatre 10 this city on Wednesday
afternoon next, as testimonial In honor
Of Mr.. pISGUELY, the talented leader OF
the Orchestra. The entire Theatrical
and Musical corps Of the establishment
have volunteered, aud brilliant enter
tainmcnt may be expected.
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Rebel Army in Virginia.

The NY. Times has news from Win
chester to the oath Of September:
The main body Of the rebel army was
concentrated there, numbering 10000
men. IL WAS much demoralizcd, and
suffering for want OF food, Their loss in
Maryland is acknowledged to have been
terrible Pryor, in his brigade number
ing 300 men, had 1851 killed, wounded,
and missing, L9ngstrect's division lost
over half its number. McCalls division
lost 1880 men out of 1850. Rebel officers
aud sur cons confess loss Of $4,000 in
Guiding prisoners, OF whom from 1000 TO
5000 were killed Pryor narrowly es-
capped death, His horse was kilcd by a
shell. The rebels had information OF our
intended capture Of Lees wagon trains,
aud posted four brigadcs on the west side
OF Ashby's Gap, in such manner as to
aunihilatc our force had il been attempted
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HEADQUARTERS U, s. FORCEs,l
Nashville, Oct. l, 1862. (

General OrasI No. g..
l. Numerous complaints are made 10
these Headquarters Of searches on private
premises and seizures Of private proper
ty by unauthorized persons.
Ii. Hereafter no searches or seizures
shall be made unless first approved at
these Headquarters All private proper
ty seized for the use Of the Government,
must be turned over to the Post Commits
sary or QuartermAster, as the case may
be, and properly accounted for.
BY command Of
Btigadier- General NEGLtY
JAMES 4. LowRIE,
Captain and A. A. G..
OCt2-3t
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at was the United States that initia-
ted the heavy artillery for ships Of war
tho substitution Of steamers for sailing
vessels as hagships, and the heavy screw
steam frigates which were all the fash
ion from 1852 TO 1860 The idea Of
mailing vessels is Of American origin
their first iron clad fight took place ia
American waters the first nation 10
consign the old time worn sailing ships
20 "sinecure" positions is America; aud
the FIRST country that ever procured 20
600 naval sailors within the space Of tif-
teen months, Is America