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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-12

have been accumulated as would
have deferred, or driven back, the
enemy. Had it not been for this
army of recruits, the enemy
would have marched through
Kentucky without opposition,
and been TO Cincinnati ere now.
There was no time to discipline
the troops. Our army at Cum
berland Gap had been already
cut off. The enemy was IN their
rear, and marching, with all
speed, Tor the Ohio river. As
our army must consist OF raw re-
%cruits, or none, its safety clearly
consisted in It's numbers a few
regiments from Ohio and Illinois
each would have swelled our
numbers to 10000, and with
them we could have driven the
enemy back and marched TO the
relief OF our army at Cumberland
Gap. But il was not done, and
we are called to mourn over the
loss of our gallant regiments, and
the sacrifice of hundreds ofvalua-
Die lives. But the calamity does
not stop here.
The interior Of Kentucky is
surrendered to the enemy. We
still hold Lebanon, Munsfords-
Bowling Green, and the
connecting them with
Louisville. All the rest of the
interior is held by the rebels
There were five thousand troops
at Lexington not engaged in the
and two thousand between
Lexington and Cincinnati, and
three thousand at Louisville
The result OF the battle was
known at Cincinnati and Louis
vile by midnight of Saturda
and, by means of the telegraph
and railroads these troops could
have been concentrated at Lex
lngton by two O'Clock Sunday af-
tcrnoon. But it was not done,
and no attempt toward it. BY
Monday noon three more regi-
mentS arrived In Kentucky from
Indiana, which could have been
sent to Lexington by midnight.
But it was not done. Lexington
was evacuated By our troops
afternoon, but the adj.
vance guard of the rebels did not
reach there until six O'Clock on
Tuesday morning. Our retreat
.ng forces took the road to Frank
fort, where they arrived Tuesday
At five O'Clock in the afternoon,
n good order and without inter
upton. Frankfort is situated
On the East side of the Kentucky
and is commanded by hills
IN the West side. The river
passes between tremendous cliffs,
md is crossed by two bridges.
The POSITIONS oneofgreatstrength
md could have been held by a
small force. There were, when
our retreating army reached
SIX thousand men in
Louisville that could have been
.cnt toy rail TO Frankfort long be-
ore the enemy could have march
ID on foot from Lexington. But
I was not done. The Capital OF
he State was surrendered to the
and with it the prestige
and the hopes Of the Unien men
IF Kentucky. A Provisional
Government VIII be organized
n the Halls of the Capitol, hav-
ny the Semblance OF authority.
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& JOINER a..

EAKE& CORwIN. C~arpester. Joi
4 AMER and Architect, Winchester. Ind
VIII take contracts for Framing. Ruild
ing, etc. Will also draft plans for Build
ings, Ridges, etc. Terms reasonable.
aud work warranted 10 give satisfaction
Thankful for past patronage, We solicit
= continuance Of the same.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-12

IT TELLS YOU OF Breeding, breaking, sta
bling, feeding, grooming,
shoelng, and the general
management OF the Horse.
with the best modes OF ad.
mtnislering medicine. also
how to treat biting, kicking.
rariug, shying, stumbling,
crib biting, rostlcssness aud
other vices 10 which he is
subject; with numerous ex-
%plauatory eugravings.
Ir TELLs You Oftte causes, symptoms, and
treatment OF s~trang,es, sore.
throat, d%istemper, catarrh, iunu-
neza, bronchitis, pneumonia,
pleurisy broL~n wind. chronic
ccugh. roaring and whistling.
l%.ampas, sore mouth and ulcers.
and decayed teeth with other
diseases ofthe mouth and rcspi-
ratOry organs.
In TrLLs You OF the causes, symptoms and
treatment ef worms bots. cole.
~strangulation stony co%ncreuous.
rupturcs, palsy diarrh0a, jaun-
dice, hepatirrhma, bloody urine,
stones in the Kidneys and blad-
der, Inflammation, aud other
diseases ofthe stomach, bowels,
liver md urinary organs.
IT TELLS You OF the causes, symptoms and
treatment Of bone, blood, aud
bog spawn, ring-bonc, sweenie.
strains. broken knees. wind
gals, founder, sole bruises and
gravel, cracked hoofs. scratches.
canker, thrush al d corns: also OF
mcgrilns, vertigo; epilepsy; stag
gers; aud ether diseases Of The
feet; legs and head.
In TELLS You OF the causes, symptoms and
treatment OF hstala; poll eVll;
CHAMBERS; farcy; scarlet fever;
mango; ~surfcit; locked Jaw:
rheumatism; cramp; gals; dis
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how % manage castratiou; blee-
ding; trephinning, rOweling; FIR
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ping anG other surgical opera
tions.
Ia TELLS You OF Rarey's method OF tanning
horses; how 10 approach. stable
or halter "A colt; how 20 accustOm
a horse 10 strange sounds and
sights; and how 10 bit, saddle,
ride and break ham TO harness:
also the form and law OF WAR
RANrY. The whole bciugthe re.
suit of more than dnecn years
study ofthc habits, peculiarUcs.
wants and weak ncsses OF this mo-
bic and useful animal.
The book contains 3SI pages. appropriately
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BOOKS.
Hreat Work on the Horse.
Tile HORSE AND HIS DISEASES;
BY ROBERT JENNINGs Y. S.,

bf JENNINUS Y s.,
Professor Of Pathology and Oderatiye Surge
~ ia the Veterinary College OF Philadel-
phia, Professor OF Veterinary Medicine in
the late Agricultural College OF Ohio,
Secretary or tho American Veterinary
Association of Philadelphia, etc.
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tho foundation Of final decree Of distribution involve vast
deal Of labor and and osnes nice quss
Nons joint capture where two more public vessels claim
,hsre In the prizes.
rms anal decree Is Judicial determination OF the vesse
entitled and the amount to " hch they entitled and by
a~ 70 DO based upon evidence taken before the frZs Com
n,soners, and ubmited to the Court BY their report
FOR three weeks past the Prize Court has been almost ex-
cusyey occupied with ese proce- dinss Teti1o hiss
been taken before the Prize Commissioners III uidy -four
cases lney have made and presented their reports in these
sass The D'stust Attorney, z. Desfsld Smith, with BIS
assistant Andrews aud the Council for the cuptors L. H.:
Upton have appeared before the Judge Ia these cases. and
the ehDs CT the respective parties and this day
'hs hnL DEGREES Of distribution are entered.
Below publish the hist Of care. In which final DEGREES
In each case.
Hereafter we Informed, DEGREES Of distribution wifi be
kept along pdr with those Of and SALE
and there win be no cause Of complaint unnecessary
lay.
fewYork furnishes market for the disposition OF prize
pvopeyiso far superior TO any other noins Of this so
snoad be allow we'd 10 divert Al q otier mort. -
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STANTON LEGION.
CITY ITEMS.

CRY PoLrTics.-Duripg the past week a number
Of Wadsworth Clubs have been organized in the va
rous wards and the coming campaign bids fair to DO
spirited one. On Saturday evening the citizens OF
the Eighth Ward, without distinction Of party, or.
ganizsd wadsworth Club and elected the following
officers: President, Henry G. Dsnnet; Vics-Pres'
dents, John j. Shaw, James Winterbottom; Secre-
taries, Thomas j. Baker, John j. Kline; Treasurer,
Chas. T. Polhamus.
On the same evening Wsdswoth Club was r.
gained Ia the Fourteenth Ward with WIN. Buno(Ss
President and Adolphus Bont as Secretary.
TIE initiative was taken by tho Sixteenth Ward,
which organized soop after the nomination of Dir.
Wsdsworth.
meeting OF the Republican State Committee
chosen at the State Convention will meet at the
Astor House at noon to-day.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoaK.....-szPr 2
Cleared.

shlp-Psnama Hansen London. Hernrgs Gosiny; City
% Brooklyn Chase London, Nesnith Sonsi Ae1snde
kar.hsn Marshall Liverpool C II. Marshall Co GeIitor'
(ig.,.l. su,,oh. Cori. Honiboe 4 Co.
B.r.S-Tivoa, Brown, Ponce, p r., Sturgss CO.; Ana
ton Pm.) Neich. Falmouth fuBch. Melncke q Wendt
Crown fBr1, lie Croix Limerick. Mark MAndelift Co
EmID. y. Chase Gikey, New-Orl.ani Robson Fosdick
Bds-Deawar.. Curtis Ehkahefhport, PECK Church
ylcoire (Br) Cractsr Grsuats and Turks Island. Middle
ton K Co Merlin (BLl C9hn Vera Cruz. Brett bon Co
Marshal New Benton Havaus ". Gabriel Co l. a. Reid
Furb-r Havana Jas r.. Ward 4 Co.
schoon.rs-Elen Rodnsn. Bowman, New BEDFORD mas
tel Jenny Lind Grant Boston, C. L. Snow Harriet (Br
Brett ST Andrews aDd It. Georss y. b.. Jed Frye 90
C. H. Van Name, Van Name. Warrington. ID. C., - VII
liam aeury sharrot Washington Bentley, Smith Co
susan Phlnnay Boston s. W. Lewis Cot Harriet Neal
Hough,or Bos,ou John Boyntor. SOM Lcvsnt, Diamonds
Nev-IaVen, Tsn.psins, Hsauiba, Wentworth. Bangor
r. 4. Buck go.
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1862. I Sb2.

psNNsYIVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with ne connec tiors, forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
rv. Sxw.YoKK TO ruR PRrScpAL wEsrrsy CrrIs-
yjzhs tlains daily from kewfosk TO fhiadstpns~ -
ALL rp STj1'e ffRI RAJ FOR THE WEST BY us
hoIIrE LEAVE NEW-YORk FROM THE
FOOT OF COuRTLANprSr.
By way Of Philadelphia the morning ies,s Wv
York at tine 40 otse rones Evening Psss''s's
al o ~ one hour later than other lines
BY way o. Allentown, evening paensel ~ MN so.t.s
three hours later than the Nornera in C2eSSo and Il
,n,. IN lie Nouh West Cresips, lndimopohs ioanuus,
e. Louie Cleveland. Columbus, Ctpcinnsn' NV s' ~
pct: Ms't wn fSsa ch."se ran Pasd:pha V
P,s.sbprs SIS mlss and NewYoS TO Pr''0'is'' =" A'
| Sr,o on 2 and SAXON Cars on al fr'ns
Fare tue same q :, , I,ns Transfer: free
Secure Tickets. s,o a mil u 0 rssSsIISigATiON.
r,. p.,,.v,''n,s Central Company runs IN Emgss3
aao ,od,iin Line which ahords . ccn~ssS avoS
tr.y,l 10 parties moving Wsss"Ha =" 'N'~ -
Of Are. FREIGHTS
~ III, route freishss Of all descripao9: can = ~
"a mom any pyat the Railroads q Ohio hsntncsy IN
70 w." iinoIs Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri oy NAIL:
S0nb DIRECT or to any port on me ns'isA0s n's" %
-. West by steamers from fittsonisL A.. v...s.
p.vvsns Railroad at all tunes % favorable - arc
ns,sd by other Railroad Companies nsfchsn ana mp
Ssr. inrusng the transportation Of theu sm 70 TINS Seo
i~y can rely win s'1 LIVE STOCK N'
E.mers md Dealers Ia Live Stock viii Ind this most ~
vsntsseous route. Capsoous Yard, well wsIeieo ana up
ssd connections and every attention PAID 70 snsm
From flssburg where viii DO found every
.ES s;g srs,f \ ;s;si 4 Ma Al
j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent. ma As'sr'
LEECH Co.. F,sish. Ascstss sso.A wnnsn-s.
\ No. Aston Hoase and NO 80, . ~ xs~aa
MCDONALD BIScHofF' En NJ. s:ssss7.s ssA
ENOCH LEWlA 0ssssa, svt AenA0
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Arrived.

Ship John Elliott Tucker Liverpool 70 days coal TO
~ Smith. Sept lat ~ a. len ~ 10 spoke Duch org
Amelia from Rotterdam for NewYork with loss Of toret0p
Bsrk To1.,a Foster nsrscaibo Sept T. Ll.s coffee &c
roins into Mar4cAbo Sept on r. end Of ST Domiu 10
boarded BY Dutch schr. from ssvania for 81
and 5es seD Is IL, d s IN the df sss ~ an
American steam soop-of wa-so, Two side"heei gunboas
had No on hes smoke stack al stesIing T. T. same
day. spoke schr Triumph hence bound s. Sept. IS Eugene
.,i.bou .e ftoni alaf. TO the deck and was klled.
B-rs Mary Anna Dr. OF Ne"ea's.") "hhinson CorE "
R-rk Topeka Cof Bristol. R. - Johnson Gate church,
New cans and left Delaware Breakw ter 24h ins sugar,
nola,e' &C., toJ Atkins Co. Hal y b. winds the cut re
and put into Delaware BreaAwaer for hsIbor aud
.nded the Captain, who SICK in charge Of d. Otto BE
Ids George tof New Haven't, Perkins. ST. Cro1 Sept, H.
and sat Cav T. l., Sept To- st to Thos Townes Co. Sid
from Salt Cay with Br. big B. Smith, for New.loFk
The George 10 bound g. New Haven
schr. Wan. Pope Cobeth. Mschias, lumber 10 =. n May
sebr N 4 H. Gould. Smith, Malaga Aug &c, passed tn
Rock lh lemons and lead to Chamberlain. Plelp' Co
eA. bad heavy weather ess srd o. the Banks Gncs
iyhs winds and Gains. Sept H. lat a. 10, lon spoke
aiming 'ehr John Cook Of Proyneeiown with % goo n.h
nth at 20 % Ion "a - spoke whaling bark winthrop 10
and fr Fsirh.vea) We-a' fon cruise, "a m's ou-naC
schr May Fsnow Condor Linlin c. B.. 10 5ays coal tt
schi Pioneer, na,t.n rlassc,hpors 70, Boston.
| schr. Ransom, Haskell Rondout for Boston.
| schr. Banner. TUFTS Ron .out ioT Boston
Solr. Jane, Haskell Rondoet inr boston
| sei,r. r. n French, Hoil.nd Roniout for Boston
| Steamer Haze (U. 5. Transport CAlt New on. N C..
rspt IS Hateras Inlet 25t Passenger to Il. d Tompkins
2sh irs. passed steamer Dudly Buc hcrce FOR NeW5en
Tn. ,eaer Onole hence, arrived At Newberr 25h net
siner Chancellor Livlnsson ~ s. uAuspotl k-Dsn
ough FORTRESS Monroe q days, to d d iomrkiu.
S.s,mer Virginia (U 5. lralsPorl. suydes Warrington
~ hours q ID. ID. Tompsins.
Steamer G. Vanderbilt (u. nanspoTtj Deuins Fotres
Monroe, ~ hours TO ID. p. TompkiIs
Steamer R Donaldson U. s transport a'nnas Fartrss
Monroe. dsys, to ID ID Tompsn~.
steamer Mars Nichols Philadelphia, 0lise. 70 Lopez
Kirk trick
Steamer " w. Brane. Foster Baltimore. mdss. 10 Wsa
DAIo-
NlND-5unss., calm.
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sWersrxnserst n. B. Dudley, shoulder &C. Ccun.rymAn,
hand John Manning, arm.
NIssSG-None.
COMPANY tSEcoSD MINNESOTA snARrsnoo1gRs(
KuLIp-None.
WoUNpED-Sergt Underwood, thigh Serg'. Billings foot
Corp Dweier, fieh Corp Eiridge, shoulder; - Benton,
side; d. Borden - Mosbef hand Ouie, arm; X gan.
faces Bancroft shoulders - Chamberlain, arm; Coates.
side Coinan, Leg Finsescn. arm; FhEsiniiuons,
shoulder; = Lsacbran, tLgh; Ousteu, ami Scott,
neck; - Withstand thigh - Setr, side.
NissiSG- Cutler
Those who slightly wounded ard who have returned
TO duty are not mentioned except perhaps IN few Gases
In Company II, cut Of 20 wounded not bone is broken
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-CHisBrRs-srYr 23--peforo Jus.
ticc BAEsAKD.
DECIsI IONS.
Mary N. p. Richard act. G. l.. Monnell. Motion
denied
Charles 7. Krtisnd ke ss Andrew Simpson OF Al Juds
uent u foreclosure aud sale ordered
New-York Life Insurance and Trus. Co.. sgt Thomas ID.
Howe o. al judgment ordered
Samuel II. Amory ss,. MaIths Ariery al Report con.
Lrmsd
Robert g. Ross art. Willlsm p Lee 81 al Motion denied
Before Justice CLERkE.
John T. Reed AIT. Patrick Murray, &c. Motion
granted without costs. =,
AleI d. Stuart u a. at. John w Lssoa. Motion denied
without sost.
John segoine ag J. w. Foot Let notice OF tbs settle
Of tic order be served the opposite paIty Tor tho Oh
October, at " O'Clock a. NJ, at Chamber
Tux CASE % COLI LOOMS.
The People sr rs. II. ?. Taplsgen AIT. Col Looms
The Colonel was arrested for contempt, ia not
producing tho body Of recruit. The Colonel having now
shown the satition OF the Court that the uit l. DO
nd his control having been sent to Washington the
has granted order disobhgns the Coone paying
SheIias tees and referring the petitioner TO tie war Depart
ment Of W ashlul toa Tor relief
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Disasters, &c.

I,yAsA Sept ls-Capt Crowel who arrived a, this por.
yesrdy ou sisa states that lie commanded the big John
Cotton (o Fall kve) 20 tuna that hs sailed from New
York with assorted cargo OF which hour bound
20 Vers Cruz On the night Of Aus To- tho vessel struck
reef about 20 miles om Sisa finding he could not get her
nost again Ssa and got shter take the cargo
and what could DO saved from the aud took them TO
Ss The vessel 10 total loss except sails aud rigging Capt
Crowo makes great compliant Of the manner Va which he
was treated by the au,houtira
10y letter to Ew cod Walter. esq. SEQ BID Undsrv's-
Tho j. g. c. built at Hampton. Me-. In 1865. 1873 ,uns
rated AZ, and wn owned by 4. s. AndcTsVp, j, Of ts
River
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THE WRIST MINNESOTA
The following is ajt Of casualties IN the Let Min
nesota at the battle OF Antietam. This regiment
went into the battle with hon four To five hundred
YmLsp-serg J. McKveE.
AIseS. hsnS; + crowiss, lead D. Farqahsl ~
MisMSo-G. b. Ciark, c. LOOMS, g. S. Dfsk.
yrtry,-Corp Oscar L. Csrnm.n. John y. Goundry
No0yDED-cOorserg samuel Boom'r. leg Corp Geo
Mlsss ' C. Hopes. A. P. ouist, VIM. A Nor
Gss.
WorsosD~corp q Burt, disloos,ed ankle; A. B Norton,
band A. heC.n.land leg j. Smith, arm ssd ies; o. W.
MissIsG-T A. Irving Inowu TO be a prifoner)
WoGsDsp-Cspt Smith, thigh, Corp P. Young, breast;
T. cas.s, foot L. Carter sl1hi 4. L.wrenes side T..
L,aasa 'I Hss.1 t ss9s i e. Hitch ' Ssso@
Wash. shoulder, q. soaftn. lesi Il. Past. leg
MssHsG-kone
KmxD-wn. J. Taylor.
johnson 'houlds5 & < Berry .is, Il sIsi@. l @ s. s.
hls.iso-wm. D. Mitcheili = Cundy taken prisoner
--w4 taken ph'ODeIi = Featou, taken prisoner.
KmLyD-M B. Miliken. Corporal Cor. D. Is. Abbo,tI
WoUsDgD n c. Barnes ARM J. Williams, leg
hsnse-c Hudson
wousDsD--G. A. Henry. face b. Il. SOule, hand.
W aGsDx Royce sho J. y ra1'h1,, .,..
T. symonds loot y. Nelson, hand. -
hishSS-'' Esency s~oundedl
On Provost Guard duty. Nobody hurt"
CoypAsY
kILLSo-Cspt q. A. Hssbsp. Corp Sn.ttb, WDa Mshis.
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PASSENGERS Arrived

IN ssedm-v Hdrs from Neic5era ~ CIV p. Colby Cspt.
Wilcox Lieut. ]. w Hopkin " B. Bennett, Mrs Famine
Csfk Corp J. A. O.good Major Stone Of % n. T. Artillery,
Lieut. @ 90 stono and 81 in the steeIAse
H. brrk Tersa from Marqcato-Gen. Raasl Capo, Louis
Lopez hendez. Carlo Sanchez.
IN Ia,k Topeka, from AeS-OreaaI-Jss Sherry, August
Schn.idsr and lady.
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Tie Fall Meeting Of the Fruit-Growers' Society
Of Western New-York will be held at the Court
House in Rochester, n. Y, at ii o'clock q. N. On
Tuesday, the 3Oth day Of September, 1862. A fine
show Of fruit may be expected.
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ALIr0rD GRASD I..RcEsY.-Nclael Murray, OF
No zs0 Fion,se,t arrested yesterday and tstef before
Jusios B-upsn the Togbs Police Count. chAIga win
stsaiux John Pyp~, 81 No. 33 Water str.t gold
watch aud chain valued 81 lo5 sud bak bills and treasury
III amount OF $50 taking IN all 1885, lie WA Con-
Iulltsd IA csiaalI VI 900 bail, TO lnsxeLt
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sUIlOCATE'S COURT-sEYr 27-Befors Acting Sure
gate DAILY
The will of Lons LoutrelI, VIM. B. Ballow and
Michael Mulry have been admitted TO probate.
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BORT uarocns' Noi,ee.
STAYS or NRwfoRx
Ponr- WAnpEss OPsC.. No. l0t Wall-e.y

Ponr- wAppKss' OPsIcy No. lot wan-S.
NOTICE is her,by given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Act passed Aph H. 1857 entitled An
Act TO keorganzs the Wndens Office Of the Port OF New
York to persons Interested H. having charge a. he
suble matter Of such inquiry examination or survey nsf
Following vessels under examination by the lot
Wsrdons aud that the aid surveys examinations WI %
completed within ten days next succeeding this noo"' ."
board said yosseis: . s.
sn, D. =" y ~ 49, '. Pier No ~ E. H.
shhitp AZ y $3.50 80, Pier No. - T. r.
mp an J" o. ."D''y'''' Pier No. 30 r. H.
D.ts Vw ha1an' Pieneponea
Bns Mathuda.. p;s, Ma a. II ri
brs ronnha ''''''''''.... Pier No. 10 Y. r.
brig Charlotte. pi., NJ
oen''H'' WIN IL BURLEIUu. PfssdsuA
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cOUPT C,LYNDAR-THrs DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CBcUIT.-Par Mos. H49
2Ti7 ?7,9 g75 2T5 1855 2T55 1853 1868 26i 267. 2!t9
mi 2775 2-7 2-70 272l 2T93 PISS z7s7 Part ll-Ncs
2f2 26s. 2f6 1850 2o5z 26s 26 D60 1907. POGO Food
l6.4 26Tg 2e5O, 2Cs2, 2sj+ 2oj6. 1855 1880.
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J. D. Scott 4 Co. Daniel p. Delsvan,
Jnryis H. Jsa 3. Carpenter.
w Al n Hartley John Graham,
T. w. Bsyurd BeraId Osborne, Boardmsn Townsend,
and othera
Iecornmend the most vigorous effort. 90 recruit me
celiior Brigade" HIN AM DANIEL
STANTON LEGION.
Some time since the Military Secretary OF this
LEGION Mr. John McCaaery was dsunnsd out Of camp on
charges Of improper conduct Col Allen has alter des
v.gstin withdrawn a charges against Mt MeC sfery In
document which have sixned by Col Aleu- and
s.tesied by Gen. Van Veshten.
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tAdverti.erien,.l
GUNJAII-W ALLAH.

The orlrcnovn.d Turkish Nsrvins. Cue. Immediately
Nsos. Affection. of a. iiud. Rheumatism he1ra and I
In roic. ssp-fsedcs Opium IN oil it. forns and viii
graduay en t- habt OF chewing aud suosing Sold
pu. lisa. GCoIT Co Importers 5tl and J3 Broadway.
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lAiVertisemertl
TIL. FAX BILL.

Now RR,pr iss psmphr, Of 81 page. fne white paper
Beside the bill. which word FOR so.j la sgooTdlncr with
h. or;inal aypeIi t. Il IN Alphabetical NscaDitua
Of every srce % be taxed bv the law and tho
Of e tai TO be esisd thereon This renders 1t co1peIs
and convenient rs Il 10 possible to make e.
Pres s-nts postpaid; ~ per loO sent By erprsri -
per w Il BY all Address THK Tribune. Nev.iork
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SUPERIOR COURr-CHASBEKa-SEPr. 29-Betsrs
Justice Bosw0Rru.
DECISIONS.
Julius Oppenheimer agt Otto G.. Garm; Maria
Ctoss ast Stsoh-n s. Chambcrlin Motions granted.
Before Justice KoHrRrsos.
Charles r. Bnlor sgt. flame, C. OnhnCase settled tsoo
tapers with Clerk at Chainbels)
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al WANT TO M HEALTHY WEALTHY, HON.
ORAHLE AND HAPPi"-A Par nologcL Eraminatior a.
Fowler Wells No ~ BToadway vii uyct defects
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NEw COUNTERFEIT There are in circulation
counterfeit threes on the Mechanics and Traders
Bank, Portsmouth, n. Ii.
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FAIR or THE Nrw-YoRK STATE AeRIcULrURAL
socr1r.-The American Institute has appointed
the following gentlemen delegates to represent the
Institute ut the State Fair which will he held al
Rochester, Sept. 80, Oct I, Q, and 3, viz: Thos. f.
De Voc, Peter Wyckon, Thos. McElrath, John b.
Rich, and X. l.. Allen.
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The following is q complete list of our sick and
wounded in the General Hospital Frederick, Nd,
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un-Riss...5.55 Ss.s ~ Mooa-Ssts. III O9
sfeH WATER ruis DAY.
sandy Hook. Gov. lslAnd. l:C6 He'll Gste 2:iI