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The national Republican., 1862-10-02

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h.rFe,S I,S.s Isavs Es~ i"dS city dspais VI
h..is,'a hi's, n.ai,"ss a.ly suAia.s sEsaplsl. :.
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iLoo .' sr itsoa II. .ts1p u
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TrAiu with sleepi-a 10 10 ? Ill
| oars. ~ 10 D III,
aud isn so.h sIss' M Il . y u .i.sr,ns Gar
Troy, and 10 y III. uiaih FROM Albany.
Coasscttng n albany wien the New YurL Cen
Batavia, Rome, aud stStioas ou Rome aud " atef
| town kailf"si, buffalo, Eyrscusr, Niagara Faiis
| saspen-ipa srids-, AuLlru. Nrn-vs. Gsixuisiguu
lfsius la Sonn.stiou ieaVr kurllu aud Susvrur,ou
aa l.aAA Shore, bunxlo aud i.ukr hRr.u aud urvAl
" estern halirohd, for hsniitou, Toronto, Detroit
Chicago, ral,do, Miisaniig, Fond la Lao, Ls
DuDufur. rrorA, Root Island, AusSatine, lows sIity
darlington. XuiusY, sprinshrid, Alton, ~ I.oais
Cairo 1snS h.u,e lndisn.polL1. l.ou'a,l he ,,insl
| " tst northwest, and South ~cs'"
NORTHERN kourE
Ho.tos, ssd ksas and sal atos. s1.is,ot saf,toss VA
| " LitebAi, t.ltlAud, darlington 81 hIbAip Rouse
foiSt. rlatisburxb. oEdeIsbuikh, h"ntrrsl, No.
~ Freight ariNagsSAsois l.; HIS Touts ~ above
~ituout ohsnyC oi Cars, ifOra lie Dapaip Ia Cham
uofs aud Gison streets are at all tofa Nj Ia
as made by Oier HsilrOAd G0lupRuisu 'rln iAsili.
uas oi tiis li-ai Nav York Uout- TO The " GET com
mead u iu the aonidtn noe o gtsnts sud pp1rs
| I'M prOu. lnsss and divP.t1b
Passenger trains, with hI.phiLs ani yisopiD,
CaiS, iuu In ouaGeotion un the Ess iuik ConlrHl
Road
rur PARTICULARS ~ iVaAi ualn tanl he. .it lr
fsns nis inluiiS Al The depot. rs sreu ht eel,
A. Y SMITH
d.oiI supe1iutsnisnI
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iINiE 81. t.OUls, Chestnut EtEsSt,
BetMeen Third and kourth, PhlisdnluhI

n OAK HALL CLUIHiEa Room.
Sir. Bruce, formerly NJ The odeon NAH has now
| opened new store at No l6a Seventh stree lust
below Smiths, where he has fine selection Of Men
aud Boys clothing a very low prices he Is drrirous
OF having all his old customers call on him. ss the
can buy goods At lower prices 'hsn any othsr sofs
| In the city, d BRUCE co ,ClothisIs,
No. iei Seventh street, near y.
Csii and see Mr Bruce, At No sai Seventh street
nearF
Mr. Bruce has Fine Stock of CIolhing for n en-
and Boys wear, At No ioi Seventh sire 81, opposite
city Post Once.
Mr. Bruce Il the man 10 please the Boys Ia Cloth.
| log, at No, i6I Sey-nth street
Every body knows that Mr.. Bruce can sell Boy
Clothing cheaper than apy one else Ms AGA Bey
enih Street, opposite City Post Office
Oak Hall, No Iti Seventh street, between r. aud b
ing, at OAR Hal, No AGA aeyanta street, opposite
CITY Post Oihcs. "a 25-|8m
1,O Isys.N1oRs AND rArGRTGES.
MUM \ co ,propriet0rs Of Inc sier,i,ro IraateAr
| sna assurs ior procuring Ansriesh aud forsign
r A II IL N II 8.
Wih Sirtssn Years experience an the Busines,
Rsisr 10 aon Judge Mason, Hon joseph hCit
Non. ". d bishop, % ConInissioasTs OF FAtsnts
and 10 moIs than hiIssn thousand inventors who
have hsd badness done Through Mum d Co.'S Pat
Pamphlet Of advice sent frss by mail
Patent Laws sud Regulations, 100 pages 20 oants,
| mail.
Ilo charge for consultation, orally or By mail,
Preliminary fSaminsnou In United ststss Patsn,
OihGss, ITo 81 Psrs Row, irsw York wsshinz
ION, corner Of sud ssSsEn strssts, opposite Tia
PStsIt Omcs. mSr ltapaif
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DENTISTRY.
,s,NueKi wAaVba

NJ, LOOMS. NJ. d.,
The Inventor And pAtsates Of the Mineral fiats
i.e,h e.insjs rsssoaally ~ nn ofss in this city.
mInY pefSona can Wear thsss teeth who eeAoot
wear c.teiy, and uo pstsSn oan wear Othsr who 90
Gel wear tfese ...'
Pss-ons calling u ny olass can BE- aSeouuoiAssd
With any style and pIlcs ot Teeth they may desirs
but to thcsd who are pariouiar aud wish The pases
gan pi.inss, tbs Mineral FlAts will b. a0rs fully
WrTrai;ed.
aooB5 iL this aiiy-ho sss fsnnsyiyania ayente,
between Ninth ami Tenth stfssts Also, er Arch
gheat PLilsdalpbia miflS-ly
nN. LOCK WOOD eOntinuss tAs pras-
~ toe OF Dentistry, In the Warrington Building
ooFnVf Pennsylvania AVeaue And Seventh street.
ilnyrs praatio'a III .he South nearly sxtsen years
he fa~ ssstred that he Gan give satisfaction " any
ibst may oail.
ieetb inserted on vuLuARirs, kuBsaa, Or 6oLS
riAt-; ChiOref%m adn'iais'ered when desired.
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NEW VOLUMES or TaE
FOUR EN9LISH REVIRWS AND BLlCiW00D

fCUk ENtLlkh khVlEWA AND bLACA WVVU
O0hsxNOs FULR, 1891
GARi.f COriES
,bs ,ss.;pt OF ADVANCE sHEEIs from the
sT,tisu pVtishsrs giyss additional vslas to these
Hsprints iussmuen ss they 1an now bs placed In the
nsnis Of Subscribers sboat s. s3on 81 tia original
ediuoGs
i"or sry cue Ct ths four Reviews, per ssll1 -
For any two OF the four Reviews, :" .....
For sny three OF the four Reviews E: - ....- 7
For eli four Of the Reviews, - - ..... 9
For Blaokwood's Magazine, " '' ..... .
For Blackwood and one Review, f ..... D
For Rlackwood and two KeviewA 80 :. ..,,. I
FOR Biaokwood and three Reviews, - ...,, Q
For Blackwood and the four Reviews, ,.... 10
Payments to be made in all casss IN savaacs
Money current In tbs State where issued will Be n
seiySd g. rsi. -
4 discount OF twenty i've per cent from ths shove
price will be allowed 10 Clubs ordering four
copies OF any more Of the above works. Thus
-Four copies Of Rlackwood OF oi oHe i:-view will be
sent to address tor 90 four copies OF tne foui
Reviews ana Biacswood for $50 aid 10 oa
PosrAGE
In all the pTinoipsi cities and towns thsse WORKS
will Dc delivered, FREE or "CsTAGE. When
sent by mail, the Postage TO any part OF the United
woSd" and but trurtssa ce'ts yssr tor each OF the
Hsyiews
N Il The price In Great Britain Of the nve rsTioi.
tssls above named IL s3l per anDum,
-hemittances for cry of the above publications
hO,tld slvsys he addressed post PAD, TO ths pub
lehsrs, LEONhhD SCOTT 60,
nov - nc b aoid Gt., New YORK.
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N = -,
Law FiRAECIAL AND CoLiECIiNu-
INVOICE Bias q BUsLNkS5 NOTES NEGOTIATED
FtorssrEp Norls AND DsykRRD ACCOUNTS
BpUaHr AID CoLLsoTRD
sloCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ExCLUsIvELR ON COMMISSION
81 8OvxRSsRNf GLALks so06H- -
ny q. z. HOUSE,
Counsellor Ut 4.Aw,
90 NJ kAssAu Street, NsW ioft.
~ fsn ,G..I ~ ln sas sf.i p"tsa S.,si tEsHi
kistas stsGs aDs
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X y x

A '"'-""'" "-."' ~r' "a.
ph sWEErb ihraiLiBLE LIHIMEHI.'
lne Test external Tstneiy Of the sys, prspafsi
non the recipe oi pT Stephen Sweet, OI COnnsati
cat the eeiobfEisd boGH eattaF wL06e fame IA un.
INasd by that oi any iiVIhg lAAa Il ls q csrtaIn
tnd imBt1iste usT" To- NhaI nit,snI don't Neural
GA, Sprsins, hTulsss, Cats, W ounds hoTas burns
5Salds, filesr iGlHtaso headache, io5ILagL. sud
sl hheuEaio shd nervous disorders, EstsIutt /.
jsTtss SO :"
Al sansrsrs shsuii ,lgSits ulsI
hiJhAkphoH go. pFoprisLors
FOR sale by UHshLrE mon ur.sT., a.,
roT Wsshinht0n, and BY all dosi-.-,
sb 2k-d&wlY
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PAPER HANGING.

UFIL 0RADkS AND PkNkF
Warranted 0oid Band window Shades, Hae,
dr,cu, and Blue Holland Shades, an sses; nads 70
order. r.. :.
Aise, s>hsadsome s~ortms,t Of ristsrs Cord and
Tass,lt, all sises and oolors.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no OLD stcek tc
accumulate persons needing the above eeods VII md
Il to their advantage 10 give ne . call. q. !
All work executed and supesintsaded By psssttssl
nen, who have served regular Apprend6sship q
their trade. =.
Please give me q call Rsnsu;ber the numbse.
JOHN MARKRITEB,
No lS6 Seventh street,
NOV 1s l2,ns klsht doors above Odd rsllovS' Hall
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(lIOUDn DnCOllA1UR0
III AND UPHOLSTERER6
We would respectfully notify all ~ want
OF an Upholsterer or Pspef Hsneer that We
are prepared 10 execute all work intruseed
10 us IN the most superior manner and on the
Ghor,sst possibls notice. All work done by
4 ! w !, under our oUn immediate supervisioa,
! and sstisfaotiou Il guaranteed In every oass
JOSEPH u. X. PLANT CO.,
RIO $50 II street, bet. Ninth and Tenth.
: Refer TO Msssrs Louis r. Perry 4 Co.,
4 Dealers Ia Carpets, on cloths, no., corner OF
4 Maths trest and Psunsy,vsaiA avenue.
l frb
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h6aN H6a0! hoa0I h0AU
Vsasi r,L
spisnd,d Camso, massio, l.Avs, OArtuu
ole, ana jet ssts OF Jewsiry,N
700 ,,,,.,',..,r. .t,, ','' -. .'','''. ""
Elegant uArnet, Turquoise, and tnam-
elsi full sstts, 81 to SB. ..,,.,..,,,.,.. eO
supsriof Eoameisi, Coral, and Opal
Cluster sefts, q to Sa...,u.,.,,,.., D 30
fiAin, Chased, Eustss)sd. and Fancy
Bracelets, u to os5....,....,....,..... ctoi io"o
Cameo, Coral, Csrbuncle, and M minia-
ture Brooches, " cents TO N....,u.. 80
Dents Vest, uuard, And Ladies Chsis
,isia Chsius the largest stock In wash
ington. sl to osb,.,,,...........,..,,.. iuOJ
Ladies' Garnet and Carbuncls Meet.
lsees, q to 8? s?b0,,,,,,,,.o..u...... DO Oh
GaTnet, CaTbuncls aud Onyx stuis aaJ
Buttons, (dns, - 81 sstt ....t..n..... 500
Fine, solid, Gold Sleeve, e,Buttous aud
studs sepsrats, 10 cent? TO 81 Q sett ., d, ~
aens Cluster and Opal Bosom, Plus
gold mouutiugs, b0 cents to S,2b ,,,. $40
Zine Lcctsts and Medaliops, tor twO aud
i0ur Pictures, 81 70 slbaS ..........,. a.
Seal and stoae.set Finger Kings, svsrY
Fsnerf, 70 cents 10 81 60 80
| Hep,i en- Read on,
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ttH. 4. X Il = aD's
" Anti-Rhsumatio Band |
PERMANENTLY ooHss
ssausiiiiE, III ss parto,i fosau,
OUl1 Ard RkDkALYiI,
Q nLEsTEss AMI Nx6p0US AbSku1iONS,
IgpD4iIiEs " as BLG00.
Asi u. asa s1sli ST k.,csy
i,is q a"Iytuieatly arranged bABp or buLr, uon
iAiuius \ m.ditl,sd compound, to be worn around
the body, about the waist, sQUALLS AFFECTING ALI
rAsFS. ,oh,spr ths d,isae M-y n, and VAa be worn
,ute,a iiyiFv 10 The MAJ! Liieaie person.
ny thus iteatlIeht, the msdioina propsfties Don
iA.Iri Ia tie hand, being oi htvkIv dromai,1 and
rviir naitre, and ellats VI being feliily alsorbsl
ttcth he aorei o. he .na, come into d,rat eorLs with
the nLoJs aud 2tilra circulation, without iirst pass
Iny through the process OF Digestion which would
tend not 6niY 10 ietraet from their curative powers
but 10 iipaif the internal organs and terahge tbs
dlstdiion niao taus avoiding the t'yrtou sDfi, 80
oit"L tho result OF I'u,,sal fcaeai,i aud ohsotiug
isTtu .tI9, by liJvtH9 diI a3ilIis9 ths cictUsJa VI
Ne plg E.. an rsii.IItJ IL pat aDssi 10 healthb
j~ti'."i This bAnD Is also ~sost po'pe,ftA AaTi
hesuusiAL Aaklr." A1d wall aa,r,ly Icisese the nys
ten, from liz is,,iisiyti tifssii.
hoei st1 oases are cured ib low days, and We ARE
constantly rosiyiny adtsllsI testimonials ia Whiah
We n'ii. ps0tloa Al oar ohos- Of their einoAay tu
"ssiasaitd osssi oi iav ,iaaxhy.
rrlus Two Dollars. Beat by hiaii upon feosipt u
~ t.1.or,i iah tie principal ofhVe OF
q SMITH SCo., pioPristors.
sBi broadway, New fOrk
H. Ii a. u.kIitltus sirttiiars s'nA frse.
~ rhis Bsad will not Interfere with the soldists
Jsiiss nov lb-iS
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DR. \. vE.INYs Private Hospital, In the
Federal Block, corner Of Seventh aud streets,
spposi,s the Post snJ Patent Otfcss. Rooms
- and n, up stsiss, Washington, 30.
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Local A fl a ir s.

FEMALE PATR1orIsN.-The spirit which
actuated our Revolutionary mothers, has
been happily revived in the person Of a
beautiful German girl, of this city, under
the following circumstances:
Previous to the present call Of the Presi-
dent for more volunteers, our fair patriot
was betrothed to young German, of this
city, and was to have been married on
Monday last. When waited upon by her
lover, she informed him that no closer inti~
macy could exist between them until
he enlisted in the service of his coun>
try, as she had determined to either
marry soldier patriot or remain sim
gle. The result was the enlistment of the
young German in the Siegel Guards yes.
terday, and the contamination of the nup-
tials of the happy pair, Immediately after
wards, making their marriage tour to the
country on furlougb. All honor to the
brave German girl and why may we not
believe that she, like those we honor in the
past, may receive her just dues in the fu.
ture.
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General Headquarters, State Minnesota
ADJUTANT.GENERAL's OFFICE, }
ST. PAUL, Minnesota, August 10, 1862.


ST. PAUL, Minnesota, August 10, 1862.
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. 10.
In view of reported Indian difficulties in the
counties of Meeker, Brown and Renville, call.
ing for the immediate interference of the Gov.
eminent, Col. Henry H. SibIey is hereby
directed to take charge of a military expedi.
tion for their prompt suppression, and to re
store the peace and quiet in those settlements.
l. Col, Smith, commanding the place of Gen.
eral Rendezvous, at Fort Smelling, will forth.
with detail four companies of his command to
be placed under charge of Col. Sibley.
II. Col. Sibley will proceed without delay
with said four companies to our frontier, and
will collect in addition on the way such forces
of mounted infantry as he may deem advisable.
III. Col. Sibley is hereby authorized to pro.
vide all necessary subsistence and transporta.
ton for the troops under his command.
Nv. Capt. Webb will act as Adjutant to
Col. Sbley.
v. Mr.. Mills is hereby appointed Quarter.
Master for this expedition.
By order of the Commander in Chief.
OSCAR MALMROS,
Adjutant General. a.
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PRINTERS IN THE WAR; From the SUBJ
Joined list of names, taken from the MUSTER
rolls of the several companies forming in
this city, it will be seen that no class of ar
tisans are so we'll represented as the printers.
At the time of the Mexican war, they
turned out to such an extent as to cause the
suspension for time of many of the leading
journals of the country and, at this time,
the result will be the same. 1t has already
seriously interfered with the proper transact
tons of the business in this city, as we'll as
elsewhere. The printers who have enlisted
here are all known to US, and they will un
questionably prove themselves as efficient in
arms as they have been in the more quiet
walks of civil life. Many on the list have
been editors of newspapers in different sec.
tions of the country, and as a whole they
are worthy and intelligent citizens, whose
loss will be felt in the community. We
wish them God speed in their patriotic
movements. We give the names of those
who have enlisted in this city under the six
hundred thousand call j. B. Bell, A. w.
Delany, E. S. Lightbourn, M. B. Field, S.
j. Weiting, A. P. Connolly, Aug. Erickson,
G. P. Lane, Peter Excl, Peter Litner, VIM.
Hill, E. Richards, Frank Moore, Charles
Stewart, VIM. Defoe, Lee Davis, Michael
Pendergast, Stephen Miller, LIE Winnie P.
Plummer, Frank E. Daggett, and Henry
Jarvis. We will add that, in addition to
these, there are not less than twenty-five
from this city in the other regiments now in
the field.
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legraphed from Cumberland Gap.
AUGUST 9, 1862.
To His Excellency Andrew johnson;
GOVERNOR :-On the 9Th and 9th instant,
De Courcey's brigade, with the 18th Ken
lucky, had series of brilliant affairs with
Stevenson's division in entire force. The
enemy outnumbered De Courcey four to
one.
The enemy lost two hundred and twenty.
five, and Lieut.. Col. Gordon, of the Elev.
enth Tennessee, was taken prisoner. We
captured two hundred wagon loads of for
age, twelve hundred pounds of tobacco. and
thirty horses and mules. We lost three
killed, fifteen wounded and fifty prisoners.
Two companies of the Sixteenth Ohio were
surrounded by the rebel regiments, but two.
thirds Of them cut their way through.
John Morgan, at the head of two thou
sand cavalry, left Knoxville for Kingston
about the I'd instant. 1t is rumored that
Kentucky is to be invaded.
GEORGE W, MORGAN,
Brigadier General.
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ONE OF THE RIGHT KIND. Captain
Davidson of the Davidson line of steamers
yesterday subscribed Si| Hundred Dollars
to the City and County War Fund, and
remarked to a member of the committee il
the amount was not sufficient they might
take one of his boats. The public will
appreciate such an act of generosity, and
we shall be much mistaken if it does not
prove the best investment the Captain ever
made, even in pecuniary sense.
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Review of the st. Paul Markets
for the PIoK FER AND DEnocRAr nnd
CorSeetedby our oaon Reporter

Preparede1p,sssly 70, the AND DEMOCRAT and
corTeefed6y our o~n Reporter
81. PAUL. Aug. 20, 1862.
WHEAT. Prime No. l. 6O@65c; milling Zoe
RYE: 25a3Oc % bushel.
BARLEY 4O@45 do
TIMOTHY. 50 IS bushel.
FLOUR. Superfine So 90, extra 81 90.
CORN MEAL. 10 bag soc.
BEANS. White 10 bushel 81.
BUTTER. Firkin % ID case, country, in
NESS PORK. 10 Dbl, $40.
MESS BEEF. % Dbl, slOall.
BACON. Sugar cured7aSc, canvassed, lOa
lie, plain 5a6c, shoulders, 4a5, G..
DRIED BEEF. 12al3c 4e Ii.
LARD. S8 ID, Gaze.
I SUGAR. N o, y b, lo3al2c, Havana lOaloa,
Loaf, crushed and powdered, l43.
TEAS Black 40a9oc; Green Tea SOal ,25.
COFFEE. Prime Rio per ID. 24a25c, La.
guayra Csc, Java soc.
RICE, SB ID SIC.
SALT, Prime article, So SO IS Dbl.
EGGS. B doz Sal0c.
FRUITS, Green Apples 10 Dbl So 5Oa3 rs !;
dried, 10 Ii l.2as I.2c Peaches. sal2 lie !;
Cranberries, S8 bush. 75aIOOc; Raisns So 5Oa
3 IS 10 box; half boxes, 50; Prunes, LIZA
10 IL; Curants, l2al5c Almonds, llalSc.
FISH. No. l Mackerel, a8 Dbl $40 ; No. 2
$l4; No. 8, sl4. Dry Cod, % cwt Sc 5Oa7 so.
Scaled Herring, S9 box, 75c.
l5al6; Adamantine, zoe Sperm, 4Oa5O
TALLOW. Rendered 1919, unrendered SC.
CHEESE. W. K. % ID 9alO E. D, llal2c,
WHlSKEY. Rectitied Common, 10 gal, 28a3O.
Monongahela, 5oa75c Old Bourbon, 5Oa75
CIDER. aP bbl7 50a$S; Tierces, $40.
P0TAT 0ES NaShannookc ond ,;n1x ...
% bushel. 25a3Oc. Mixed lots, zoe.
ONIONS, 4B bush. 25a35c.
OILS. Carbon, % GAL, 40a5Oc. Whale, S5a
90c. Neatsfoot, 81 90. Lard, S5a95c. Lnseed
81. Turpentine, 81 so.
WHITE LEAD, % cwt., 81 50aS so.
MOLASSES. Plantation 59 gall, 5Oa55c. Su.
gar House, 55a5sc. Golden Syrup, 75asOc.
LEAD AND SHOT. Pig d ID &c. Bar Sc.
Shot 10 bag, 81 80.
LIME. Prime Point Byron, 81 so. Alton,
SOAPS. Common 7s lb 4aa5c. Family, SIC
Palm, 54a6c. CASTLE, l4al6c.
GLASS. American Window, 8X10, So GOA
2,25. 10xl2, So 25a2 so. 10xI4, 81 5Oa2 rs.
l0xl6 to l2xl6, 50 75a3 90. l2xlS to l2x2O.
4 00a5 90. Per ton. about IS 00al0 90.
POWDER, FIG and FFFG % Ii kegs $3.50,
125 ID kegs 4.50, G.! Id kegs ESQ.
SPORTING, In tin kegs, 81 lbs 800.
EAGLE RIFLE, In cases OF % canisters of l
ID each, sl4; Half do 8; Quarter do $50.
DIAMOND GRAIN, in cases of II canisters of
pound each, $40.
RIFLE AND SPORTING, In cases of Is canisters,
half pound each, IS, II ca1isters one pound
each, 600; % cansters one pound each,
II.
BLASTING. 25 ID kegs, Sc; Half kegs 1926;
Quarter kegs, l.75.
IRON Flat Bar, Pennsylvania all sizes un
der 4aa1 inch 49 ID sc; Juniata do &c.
STEELE English Cast, TS ID Csc; English
Spring loo; American do l0c; English Blister
Zoe; American do l2ac.
HIDES Dry Sl0aa1l3; Green $4aa42.
LUMBER Common inch SB m s8al2a; clear
s2Oa25; Siding sl6a2O; Flooring sl6a2O; Lath
$3.50; Shingles 81 25a30O;
COAL. Pittsburgh % bushel 60a75c; IL.
linois 40c.
CORDAGE. Manila 48 1bal3l21c; Jute 9alOc.
CRACKERS. Butter S8 Dbl S. 5Oa6; Water
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OoMM1ss1oNED.-The following commits
sions have been issued by the Adjutant
General since the 10th inst, for the 9Th,
9TH, 9th, 10th, and 18th Regiments
SiGth Regiment Dana White, LIST Lieu
tenant Co. C--McClellan Guards.
II. P. Grant, Captain Co. A-Union
Guards, st. Paul.
Henry A. Partridge, I'd Lieutenant Go.
B-Hickory Guard.
Sheppard H. King, LIST Lieut.. Go. B.
E.E. Hughson, LIST Lieut.. of Grenadiers.
Joseph G. Whitney, Captain Go. D.
d. Albaugb, I'd Lieutenant Go. D.
Orlando G. Merriman, Captain Go. B.
C.P. McAlexander, I'd Lieut.. Go. G.
Serenth Regiment.-C. Cutler, Captain
Co. A.
L. B. Hoag, LIST Lieutenant, Co. A.
Ninth Regiment--Wm. Shaw, I'd Lieu
tenant, Go. B.
John S. Cady, Captain Co. A.
III. ". DutIcrutlu, ISL AicutcnouI w. a.
Company full.
N. Tibetts, I'd Lieutenant Go. A.
N. HOLSTER, LIST Lieutenant Co. B.
Geo. T. Petit, Captain Co. B.
Tenth Regiment w. Ford, LIST
Lieutenant, Go. A.
Lyman A. Sherwood, I'd Lieut.. Go. A.
ElevenM Regiment.--R. G. Amber,
Captain Go. A.
Lewis F. Babcock, LIST Lieut.. Go. A.
M. S. Strong, I'd Lieut.. Go. A.
Commissions were issued yesterday to the
officers elect of the Winona Rifles. Cap
tain, John Curtis LIST Lieutenant, FL. n.
Stevens I'd Lieutenant, A. A. Rice.
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HEADQUARTERS u, S. FORCES,

HEADQUARTERS U. ,. FORCES,
COLUMBIA. Tenn. Aug. IL, '62-3 P. II.
My movements against the guerillas who
have committed the late outrage, has been
completely successful. Major MCGOWAN,
in command of the Third Kentucky Caval-
ry and First Tennessee Cavalry, numbering
one hundred and eight men, engaged one
hundred and seventyrfve of the enemy,
near Undertook, at A. NJ, continuing the
contest fierceIy for four hours. Seven were
found killed and large number were
wounded. Twenty.sevenS prisoners were
captured, among which are number OF of.
ficers. Our loss was three killed. The
woody and broken character of the country,
and the combattants being scattered, pre-
vents an actual estimate OF the rebel loss.
l have received news from Maj. S. n.
Kennedy of my staff, commanding another
portion of the expedition. He is driving
the enemy in every direction.
JAS. S. NEGLEY,
Brigadier General Commanding,
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Enthusiastically our streets were
thronged during the whole day with SOL
diers passing through on their way to the
Fort to join the several regiments for which
they we're enlisted. We will not attempt
to enumerate the various companies, tor it
was impossi BILE to ascertain them correctly.
The steamer Canada arrived early in the
morning, having on board Captain McLa-
ren's company from Red Wing, consisting
of IS men; also, Lieutenant Philtroms
company from the same place, consisting of
80 men; and Lieutenant Hackett's company
of Wabashaw county, consisting of Il
men. The boat proceeded to Fort Smell
ling and the three companies disembarked
and and went into quarters. They were all
fine looking men and will no doubt add to
the bonor which Minnesotas soldiers now
have acquired.
The War Eagle arrived with 1O8 men
from Red Wing, IN command of Captain
Bank; Captain Woodward also brought up
6l men from Houston county, all of whom
went to the Fort yesterday forenoon.
The Union Guards, Captain Grant, went
to the Fort yesterday morning and took up
quarters. The company went into an cleo
tion for Lieutenants in the afternoon; some
dissatisfaction, however, arose among the
members, so that they only proceeded to
elect First Lieutenant, when Henry Oils
lam was the unanimous choice.
The Winona company, Captain Curtis,
arrived yesterday morning and went to the
Fort soon after on the steamer Pomeroy
They paraded through our streets early in
the morning and were cheered on every cor.
ner and square for their fine soldierlike ap.
pearance. Captain Curtis may be proud
of such company.
The Halleck Guards, Lieut.. Gil6llan, last
evening numbered ninety-four men. They
were united with part of company from
Sibley county.-Daily Of Tuesday.
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MARRIED..

On Thursday August 1862, at the residence of the
BRIDES father, in Waseator. Mimi, by Rev. George
Stewart, Hon. OSCAR TAYLOR, of st. Cloud, MIMI,
to CLARRIE E., eldest daughter of NJ Wright, Esq.
Cd the 10th instant. by Flset F. Strother Esq, Mr..
JOSEPH EHERN tie Miss DORA BOLIVIAN, both of
this city.
In this city, Tuesday evening, at the residence of
Hon. j. P. Kidder, by Rev. S. Hawley, Mr.. CHRIS
TOPPER L. GRANT and Miss SARAH McEVOY, all
of Sa' Mt Faul.