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military Movements I'm Brooklyn.

Military Movements In Brooklyn.
The orders for tho departure Of the Twenty eighth
regiment have again been countermanded through
UNKNOWN cause, and they win not now leave until to-
morrow wednesday,. Tho Twenty third regiment
which has been rapidly recruiting under the able leader
ship of Captain William Everde-it having boon decided
by the Secretary of War not to receive any three
nhs mon-will not take its departure for the seat
of at present The following orders in relation to
the regiment have been issued
HEADauARrsRs SECOND DIVISION,
BRooKLYy, May g. 1862
GESxRAL-The Commander.in,C Chief has Just notified
accepted for three months and that other regiments
this Division except those already ordered win y needed
aRa sn Nab. as
Bsadsr Ssnsrs G. saIH Eleventh Srisadss New
M usapauasrnas, ELEVENTH BR,oApy. Nav "a lssa
WV EynTDs yn r.
the twenty third regiment readiness or three months
response with Se sa %as
Ha ss
u e as 0 Nw e OF ira
organized and prepared TO render good service
Brigadier General Commanding Eleventh Brigade
e. L. MoLINEUx, Major and Inspector. s4a3ai7
e oRpER--So /. In. .a0
BRookLrs, May -, 1852.
full Uniform bsaon at IT, Arsenal on '1 Thapsay
evening, June s. and Monday evenings June g. 16 and IS
Se ST. Is
The commissioned and officers viii as,
eight O'Clock. By order of
wM- EvERDELL. JR, Capt. Company A, commanding
MILITARY FuSERAL-The funeral Of Captain Isaac s.
Walker late Of the First regiment United States Chss-
seurs who died OF typhoid fever Fortress Monroe
tho 27h OF last month"; took place from the residence
OF deceased No. 125 Wiloughby street. Brooklyn last
Saturday afternoon The remains wero escorted to
Greenwood BY company Of tho Twenty third regiment
N V :. ~, who made quito a creditable appearance
D.cca cd was an excellent officer, aud but thirty
five years Of age At tho time OF his death.
By advces from Albany it will be that ex-senator
spnola has received authority from the Governor
raise brigade in Brooklyn, under the call for voun-
tsers There doubt but that he win DO successful
Ia tho Effort.
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The Ellsworth Fire Zouavcs Mustered
Out OF the Service. ds4
The First regiment Now York Fire Zouaves Eleventh
regiment Of Volunteers, assembled at Governors Island
yesterday morning and were mustered out Of the
vice the United States government Only about thirty
men were absent The members did not get their pay,
but given to understand that they would be fully
paid in the course Of few days. Many have already
volunteered In other regiments. , N
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Correction.


TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or VIRGINIA,
FoRr MONROE, Va. May 25 1852. +
VIII you please correct the OF my who fell in
the battle Of Williamsburg 10 your list Of killed. His
name s Herrick Hayner, not nsnrick Haynor. Truly
yours HENRY Y. HAYNER,
MAJOR and Aid-de- Camp V MAior Gsusgal Wool.
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The Turf.

FASHION PLEASURE GROUND ASSOCIATION.
Trorrsg--M Monday, June 2, S62.--Purse sIO0, mile
heats, best three In FIVE, fer double teams.
u. Tallman entered bay mares Pug and Pauline 2 I 1
Mr. McQuivey entered Hawk and BuKsad. / 4 a q
Time, 2Ss-2SS-2bb-3Qo.
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Twelfth Regiment.

Companies A, B, c, E and Of this regiment were
mustered into the service Saturday aud the remain.
ing companies will be mustered in this morning. The
patriotism displayed By our young men An coming for.
ward for the defence Of their country sworthy note
All day yesterday the recruiting crowded with
esger to join the ranks and when used admission
into the regiment turned away with the disappoin-
cd countcnAncss. In fact some Of the companies have
nearly double the required number on their rolls. The
clothing and equipments for thsyregiment having cen
all furnished and arrangements for the mastering of
the remaining companies having been completed they
will positively leave this evening for the of
proceed down broadway to the place Of their embarka
ton Fl ~~-4AfM N
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Coroner's Inauesf.

SAD MnsrAKE.-coronsr lIsanney notified to hold
an inquest the New York Hospital yesterday upon tho
body OF Colon Carlo, an Italian, about twenty seven
years OF age who accidentally poisoned under the
following circumstances. Deceased, IL appeared lived
at No. IL Baxter street Yesterday morning he fslt
nnwei ard going to drug store IN tha neighborhooa
he purchased EPSON salts. On his return he mi xed
two table spoonsu of the medicine in glass or water
and drank the same. Shortly Afterwards no was soIzed
with violent pansn the stomach and burning of the chest
and throat which led bis friends suppose that In had
been poisoned. He was Immediately removed 10 the
hosp tai, but lie died at his aims ion IA was
subsequently ascertaned that Carlo hal taken oxalic
acid instead Of Salts but whether The blame rests on
the druggist OF the docca oil himself has mot set
asccrtaned. The inquest, which postponed until
to-day, will psubab y Gear up the mystery.
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SUPREME CouRr--t lRCUt-ia,t l.--Nos 2129, 2l31H
1887 2l39, 24l 2llS 21ll 245 21lg 251, 21l3 1895,
1906 1867, 29i 66j, 2i25, 1853 257, 1850. Part g..
Nos 1904, 1854 2O02 206 203I, 2042, 2122 2146,
2l6s 2ig6, 5i6 34 39i 22o2 1905 l6eS, 22O0, 2206,
2210 22l2.
surEaioR Couar-Part Mos. 257, 223, 1893, 1879,
208g 217I, 2i03 1893, 1928 so7. Part Mos. 42e,
25s 1522 1866, 1870, Sio 1910 1862 $780, 1925, 100,
1850. -
siS. Part a-Nos esd, iol7 sps s13, 7lS, aIli, ~.
2i3s, 3sT, 1911, 223, Ills, lilo, iI2os Ia
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
Tz1xRTY.sEvENTH COM0R1SS.
FIRST SESSION.


Senate
= N& WASHINGTON, June q 1882.
Messrs SHERMAN, (rep1 Of Ohio, and wiINor (rep) o.
Pa presented petitions for the enlargement OF the o.
wego and Erie canals and locks 50 provide for the
passage Of gunbosts.
MI SUxSxR (rsp) OF Mass, offered . resolution call
ing on the Secretary Of War for copies Of general
orders of tho Department to theN Provisional
Governors of Tennessee and North Carolina, and
copies Of any instructions given to thsm. He
referred the Of Governor Stany in rsisrencs
to closing the school therefor slaves He said the
senate onght know what instructions had been given
by which any in tho Of tho United States un
dertakss to close coored schools. Jefferson once said
that in certain contest every attribute Of the Almighty
would be against u.s. and II we undertake TO carry on
the in this manner certainly that would be the case
now. -.
On motion of 10. DooAurz, (repls WIS, the bill for
which was returned from the House with amendments
The amendments were all agreed to except one.
Mr.. WILSON, (repl Of Mass, sent 70 the Cerle ydA1k
the dispatches from Generals HelseA sn hops which
the On Public Lands inquire into the sxpsd
sncy Of reporting bill to eonhscats thu public lands
The bill prescribing an Additional oath to grand and
petit jurors in the United ssess courts was taken up
and discussed TN ono o'aoek, when the rax Dill was
Mr.. SunRxAx offered an amendment providing for q
t o. ten cents per gallon all whisksy on hand, and
hold for sale the 30th Of June 1862 He argued that
there had been great stock Of whiskey laid In in anti
cPation Of the tax and there would be revsppa On
the manufacture for time and thus the tex wSdd
only allow the government to share M shs profits Of
spectators .s.k 8 sNsf*F.
Hessrs. SIMMONS, (rsp) q l. and McpouGAIL (opp.)
ofCa. weresopposSd TO the principles Of the bill.
After further discussion the amendment was rejected
Yeas 10, nays "a.
Mr.. SALISBURY, (opp) Of Del, offered an amendment
% section that money arising from taxes i'm
ports and excise In the bill shall be applied expended
for the support and maintenance q fugitive slaves or
Rsjectsd-ysas 0ssssrs. Dsvis, Nssmi.h, Powell,
Salisbury and stark), nays 81.
An amendment was adopted raising the pay Of asses
to i've dollars per day. and assistant assessors to
At a Quarter-past i've Mr.. McDouGAIL moved to ad.
journ. Rsjected-yeas 9, nays IT,
The bill then reported to the 6enats, when I'D.
journrnent took place J.
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HINs HsAp, s. c., Nay 81, 1852.


Captuss of Three Valuable Prises-Mors Capsares En-
peced Soon-TAe Confederate Steamer Nashville Reported
to De at ne Bahamas Disatled-7he Steamer Oriental
Goes Ashore, de-, dc.
Within the past forty eight hours the navy shas cap
tured three valuable prizes which were endeavorng to
enter Charleston with contraband cargoes On Sunday
the English steamer Ststin s with rifles hardware,
&C., was taken by tho Bsnv.e, and sent North on the
Same day OF her capture you will have HAD, when this
reaches you. full particulars. Yesterday the rebel
steamship Kate which has for long time suded the
vigilance Of our blockading nset and hssp thorn in
the side OF the navy, run ashore on Chaeon bar
while attempting To enter and, at hst accounts the
Adgsr and Pocahontas were peppering her in grand
styls.I At later hour yesterday the English steamer
Cumha laden with dry goods for tho Southern market,
saltpqre phosphorus and rifles. was observAd'm e.
tempting to the blockade. The gunboat Huron i'm
medically gave chase to the Cumbra, and, after
four hours succeeded in ovsrhaung her Off Port
Royal She was captured, prize crow was placed on
board and the two vessels reached this harbor last
evening.
The captured vessels are OF the number recently fitted
out bys joint stock concern in Liverpool for the par
pose running the blockade. They received their
goes q Nassau, whence ten Of them sailed whout pa
pers, but under the British flag, in company The gun
boats Keystone State and Florida have besh DESPATCHED
pursu1 OF the rest OF them and the Hpronwi sail for
similar purpose this afternoon. E16g officer Dupont
confidently anticipates the Of the entire
ed fro the signal station on the bar and it is not
unlikely that she is another Of Johnny Bulls craft
rested in her endsavor aid and comfort 10 our
enemies.
Tho captain Of the Cumbria reports that the
steamer Ovieo, built ostensby for the Italian govern
ment, ID at Nassau, with armament Of eighty heavy
guns and that rebel steamer Nashville is the B-
hamas, In Disabled condition.
The Cumbia has been placed in charge Of Lieutenant
Bslknap Of the Huron and prize crew or twenty four
officers and and will leave At O'Clock for NV
York, taking the mails from Hilton Head. fY
The captain OF tho schooner Kitty just arrived reports
tho Oriental ashore thirty miles north OF Hatteras and
that the beach for two miles is srewn with hay thrown
overheard This detention most unfortunate or the
department. Besides dspriving OF the mails and late
papers, which we are extremely anxious to see, the
horses here suffering for the want the hay which
she expected to bring, and must perish in great
numbers unless this want Is speedily met. ~
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sNl WASHINGTON, June 2. 1882.
Messrs. SHERMAN. (rep1 OF Ohio, and wLxor (rep) o.
Pa presented petitions for the enlargement OF the o.
wego and Erie canals and locks 50 provide for the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-27
BY TELEC r APH


st. Paul, Aug. e.
The latest news. on Saturday, night,
states. that New Ulm Village was mostly
burned up.
An arrival from Crow Wing, directly,
brings intelligence that HoIe-:n-t the Day.
a great Chippewa Chief, sends message
to Commissioners Date and Gen. Cooper.
to come up and make treaty with the
Chippswas.
Adjutant Walker, against whom COM
plants have been made by the Chippe-
was, was reported as having committed
suicide in . fit of insanity.
Dispatches from Gov. Sibley ssy that
he arrived at St. Peter on the ED inst,
and is actively engaged in actively en-
gagged in affording all aid possible to the
beleagured village.
Major Foster, with so mounted men,
made . reconnaissance to Fort Ridgeley.
The Indians attacked his men on Satur-
day. The fight continued until late in
the evening. Nothing heard from them
since.
Gov. Sibley asks that full regiment
be at once sent mp, armed and equipped.
and thinks that still more will be needed
before the Indians are subdued, as from
400 to 500 warriors are to be met, sooner
or later.
The mayor of St. Cloud writes the
Governor, that 3 committee of reliable
citizens. appointed to visit the recent
scenes of the reported massacres, had just
returned. They went as far Is Payesville,
and found some 200 persons in the vicin-
ity Of that place and Norway, who were
lately murdered.
Paynesville petitions the Governor to
send company 70 protect the lives and
properly in Stearns, Mt. Kerr and Mo.
nongahela counties.
Many families we're driven from home,
and left their crops, but partly harvested.
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The forces under command of Major
Hart, Of the list Ohio volunteers, was
sttacked yesterday by the forces Of Coils.
Woodward and Johnson, numbering 500.
and we're rcpulscd with heavy loss. Col.
Lowe, ofthe 9Th Ills. cavalry, command
ing the post of TT. Henry and Donelson,
started immediately to reinforce them,
arriving after the attack. This morning
he started with four companies Of cavalry
in pursuit, and came up with the enemy
about seven miles from here on the road
to GAINESVILLE, strongly posted. and with
his men in ambush he attacked them, ta-
king their cannon. and after half an hour 8
fighting the enemy retreated and Colonel
loves force not being sufficient he has
returned to this post. We lost two killed
and thirteen wounded. Lieut.. Summers
is dangerously wounded. All the men
manifested great cou.agc and GOODNESS,
and are now anxious TO meet the enemy
again
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The general stamp must be cancelled
by writing thereon the initials Of the pro.
prietor of the stamped article, and the
date OF the caneelling, while the private
stamp must be SO affixed on the package
that on the opening Of the same the stamp
shall BE- effectually destroyed. The Com
missioner will be prepared to issue stamps
by the LIST Of September for the articles
known as proprietary articles specified in
schedule Of the Excise law. The manu-
facturer of such articles will be required
to use the general stamp til they signal
ly furnish design for individual use.
Orders for such stamps may be sent to the
Commissioner ofinternal Revenue, " hich
will be filed as soon a. the stamps are
ready for delivery.
The remains of Lieut. Col. Crone and
Capt III. obrien, of the Sd Wisconsin
Regiment, left here this J.. NJ, in charge
of g. M. Obrien The Colonel's BODY
will be conveyed to Wisconsin.
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lpY 1ELIuRaPH
New York Market.

New York, Aug. -.
Formulated den and dropping; sales 1t % soz
Ss4 " for Super State; IS osSe 5 Is for Exsrs State;
- sos - % for super Western; o5 oOA&5 Is for
Common to Medium Extra Western; Is sAe4 S6 50 for
Common TO good shipping brands Extra Round Hocp
Ohio.
WheAt-hsrkst one cent better. and fair business
aoihg ehehy for good sound parcels; l01l 10 Chi
eag' spring. - f7@sl y for Milwaukee Club; d n
81 "a for Amssr Iowa; 81 q 81 81 for Winter n ss
WESTERN VI 3isi b for amber Michigan; q 81 for
White Kentucky.
Corn-Market shade nrmer; sales at 5Ga,g
Whisk---Firmer nj sI43e
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~ People who take particular pains
to make loud professions are apt to be
quite deficient in what they profess.
Clagett has asserted and reiterated 10
MANY times. and in so many unexpected
connections, that be is loyal, that very
many, who have heretofore believed he
was, are thrown into perplexing doubts
Those who disbelieved are confirmed, and
it 10 presumable be himself is laboring
hard to assure himself 10 this way that
such is the fact
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COMMERCIAL
DAILY Cars CRY Opvrcx. /,

- DAILY Cars CRY OrvrcK
kEoKrK, Aus. n. GO. |
PbouK-superspes u 5e;sprins wheat extrasI Is
faffwhosfK xtrs ~ Is
BRAN ANDsHORrs-soto zoe p 100 -.
CORN-17 10 ISc = bush.
BARLRY-2Sc.
wHEAT-Ins good demand. Pail ss07s sprin rs
to SOC.
RYK--2se dull
OATS-l6e
FOIAT0ES-Sew 70 to Pc
SUGAR New Orleans fair 1o,l2it prime IA
cnoice i2' clarified 10. crushed and ioAfl4k.
AoLAssES-Pian,Ation4 $50 50; Sur. rhouse< sas G
Golden Syrup FOG 7Sc--vsry scarce
-RioesDa4c; Java esq 30; Laxuyrs940ae.
RICR-s20sc.
soAP-Pslm g. Family she, German tcln.) TX
07ic. -
cANDLRs-ssar lao Is, stsarins IL, noulo 10
LaRD-6 &c; retail ese.
BuTTEA-common8 17c: Choic elo, retail ila xQls
lsioNs-shoaidsrs2aeie; Hams 2t&3;Clear
sides sfSA; Sugar Cured HANS, 7Gsc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :Harnsss2703O,
HIDEs-Dry l0bi2e. grubhy half price green
40 At; green sheer pelts IOcA a5 green k.s .k.Ls
l5c.
HAY-Timoshy, - ooxG Co, baled ~ 0oe sii
Prairie ~ oO0e 90.
cHhDc- I1notn1 ~ WI Flsx seed ID 90.
oEioNs-ao4 &c.
EGGS Sc
WHITk BRANs-In good dsnaad, see0sIas.
ERATHERS-a59O.
FRUIT Dried Apples u 600 ~ 2sS bushs..-
Dried Peaches - .s0 ~ 50. Raisins s40O0 $3.50.
Chkksk-Wssssrn Rsserye9c; Dsnnak70s
BEEF cArTLE-2Ga2e gross.
sHkEP-e2 0C4a IS xAssd.
SALT-G. A. o. 50 o sack Kanavhs s1.. AZ 49,
rel; Livsrpooisl sos - 90 p sack; Lake o. 50 70
50. VERY scarce.
FIsH-Aacksrei,No.I s1cSO Is ' Dbl. mo 2 en
@sie, NOS es9eIo. White Fish, No. Il $500.
' half obi. Cod Fish30oSk.
RA0s-Woolen 1 Cotton4c
OLD IhoN-kGkevH Brass64sc 81. Con.
psrl00ia.c y b.
ExcHAxeE.-oA New YORK y per cent. s.uk able
funds; Philadeiphia, boston. Chicago and ciue,n.
natl y. per cent. st. Louis per cent G old ~ tn
ie per cent buying, Is selling
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J. TRAtNoR KING.
HEASsrAkTEas, RIaarIrisa Dkror.
Davenport. Iowa Aux II. 'G2

Davenport Iowa Aug n G2
0~.~r~f Ordrv M @
As II 4. Of the rsmos, ,tnttbe Rexsu~p,.
Of lows Volunteer. row lu the FIELD shoula he al.a
70 10 the usx,u,um standard Peerult..g omerr. 10,
these Rselmepts IN nee e.s - ,pa.xyor IA tive rs,
cul.tiou In their immediate y.cfni,r to the following
extract. from or.er, Of the War DEPARTMENT. viz
Fx.,so All men Who desire stnriy ar by ,nu.as
% l,aa D. rs,ealar Res1mess ar eempan, in ,Ar
nsd are h~rebr authorised 70 present thes.,vss 10
any of ths Rseruitiss Omcsr for ths,s I~rsneo,,
when they will be enrolled and forw arded at 10
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GreenyiIle. No. Aug 25.

Major Lippit, Of 18th Illinois cavalry,
with quo men, met about $50 rebels be-
tween BlooAf eld and c pc Girardeau,
and after ferce Eight rou led them. kill
ing and wounding 80 of the band, and Ia
king IL prisoners, number Of horses,
several wagons, side arms, ammunition
and their camp equippage. The survi-
vors scattered through the woods, and il
Is probable they will again join together.
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Washington, Aug. 81

Twenty-one prisoners of war and about
as many prisoners Of State have just been
released from the old Capitol. Upwards
Of three hundred are still retained, among
them Mr., Mallory, who had been dis
charged upon taking the oath Of ale
glance, but who was afterwards arrested
for carrying the rebel mail from MARYLAND
70 Virginia. The extensive prison in
Georgetown is for deserters, aud those
who are from time to time returning to
their respective regiments.
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From information received from various
quarters thousands Of men have passed
over into Virginia principally from the
eastern counties of Maryland. An entire
company of cavalry left Montgomery Co.
on the Potomac last week and squads are
constantly moving into Virginia.
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MysTERIous.-A Traveller in military
dress was arrested at Eddyville on Mon
day. whoglve very contradictory accounts
Of his antecedents. The suspicion was
excited that be was rebel prisoner es-
capped from Camp Douglas, and he will
be sent down here to-day.
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THE GATE CITY.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST n. +.

SEE THE "X.n-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that the
time of subscription is nearly or quite ex-
pired and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit Immediately.
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81 Louis, Augast q.
The contract for 300 Cavalry Horses vas let by
Government this week Al esS per head. and the con-
ira tor 10 buying ~ $40. subject 10 Inspection.
buyer Of Mules wants SINE $50 head, and 10 paying
eO04 10 For oL>f kinds " stock there 10 scarce
" any demand. few good Buggy Horses have been
hid ~ el25 Tho auction sales OF Morgsn's Stock
MAI have comprised some hundred head on pri-
vae account, at prices ranging from $40 10 $50 No
Government stock sold.
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81 Louis, August q
Beef Cas'le-Ihere is good supply Of cattle, and
fair demand from Government contractors and from
feeders, but only moderate demand from butchers.
The rangr Of prices is 1asic gross
dogs-Few In market and demand sood, with sale,
1t 3t43ic = net.
shsep-Not many coming and prices nrm, ranging
from ~ Is TO - d head, according 70 quality
Cows and Calves-Asrket dull and prices from II
70 o25.
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DISCHARGED SoLp1ERs.-To Soldiers

bFVHhHUkD DULDIkHb--IV UUiuIeT6
who have received thsir papers wouid ssy, that by
calling williams King, Ne. Third street, be-
tween Main and johnson they have their pay col
iscted the smo1nt sxsseds go for 3 per cent,
and when under that amount per cent
Ny partner. Judge Williams, 10 in 81 Louis for the
purpose sivnv this branch Of our business his ex
elusive ATTENTION, ard win be prompt In rsnissinx
Money enough will be advanced 70 pay your expsns
home when desired.
TptfeoR HIEC
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WlLLlAk 4. BA1CHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color mot 10 be distinguished from nature
warranted not 10 njare the hair the least rsmediss
the Ill effects OF bad dyes and nvsorstes for
lifs GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
aspisndid black or brown leaving the hair soft aud
beautiful. Sold by all dsuggsts Ae
The genuine il signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR.
fAs Jssr sixxs II sseA boz.
Factory. No. o. barclay Street, New York. flat.
fsS BROADWAY AID ~ Bond Street. Ije6-dAwly
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No exemption af.ernraf,.

We are assured on good military au-
thority that no claims for exemption will
be heard after the draft commences, but
that each person drafted will be furnished
transportation 10 the place Of rendezvous,
where he will have to Zoe the mark wheth
er he be sick or we'll, lame. halt, or blind
II is presumed that every one entitled to
exemption will file his claim before the
draft, and on and after the day the draft
commences it will be presumed that all
whose names are on the list are aLle to do
duty. So 1t least We are informed. and
it would seem to be 30 from the simple
TACT that the Government can't afford to
be drafting over and over again.
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BouSrY FUND.-The Committee on
the Bounty Fund makes loud call for
payments. The soldiers are mustered in,
and the money is needed nop. Pay up
at once an ! thus show that your patriot
ism is above par.
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Newark, o., Aug. %.
The Union Convention for the 18th
Congressional district Was held here TO-
day, DIR. Ramsey, of Muskingum, chair
man. Gen. Geo. b Wright vas nomina-
ted on the third ballot, The meeting was
very harmonious.