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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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Exclusively for the Journal.
BRAGG DEMANDS THE SUR
RENDER OF LOUISVILLE.
NELSON DECLINES 'EMPHATICALLY.
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
N CLELLAN FOIL WING UPHIS
~ SUCCESSES.
His Whole Army across the
Potomac.
NELSON DRCLINES EMPHAFICALLY.
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
SPECIAL TO PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER.

SPECIAL TO PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER.
Z JEFFERsoSvILLE, Ind Sept 22-The
rebel Gems Bragg and Smith have di-
vided their forces. Kirby Smith is to
hold Buell., who is marching for louis
vile: in check, while Bragg advances on
the city. AtA ~
Bragg summoned Nelson, who is in
command of the army for the defense of
LOUSY, to surrender Nelson refuses to
oblige the invading rebel, and is pre-
pared to meet him. The women and
children are ordered to be ready TO leave
tee city at an hours notice. Thousands
of citizeus are crossing the Ohio river to
Indiana. Bragg is still some distance
from the city, but is reported as adyanc-
ing rapidly. Gelson is confident of his
ability to whip the rebels
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
Room Wanted,

DY YOUNG MAN WHO CAN GIVE THE
ID best of reference as to moral character q
room neatly furnished, to be used as a bed room
and studio. For such room / am willing to pay
an ample rent. Location somewhere in the vicin-
ity within five or six blocks, of the Post office
preferred. Address w. II. NJ, box go.
sepa-d3t slis4sf
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24

New York, Sept 23.-The new Iron
sides sailed from Philadelphia last night.
The draft takes place in Philadelphia
on Thursday
The gunboats Crusader and Wyandotte
sailed yesterday from New York with
sealed orders.
The draft in New York will take place
October 10th cons s.aL ftA =
A Key West letter reports 46 cases of
yellow fever on board the figate St
Lawrence, on the 18th. There had pre-
viously been % deaths s8fcE
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24

CINCINNATI, Sept 23.-Major General
Wright, in special order issued to-day,
says the daily prohibition of business af-
ter p NJ. is hereby rescinded. On every
Saturday att Pm business of every kind
will be suspended until 5 P. NJ, during
which interval all able-bodied men of
Cincinnati, Covington aud Newport will
meet for drill. Passes to citizens except
to enter the military lines, and passes
issued under orders regulating drafting
and enrolment of militia, are dispened
with. In dispensing with daily drills and
suspension of business, the General COM
manding has in view the relief so far as
practicable, of the burthen to which they
have not been accustomed, but would
impress upon the minds.of all, the fact
that danger has not passed away, that the
present military organization must be
rigidly adhered to and carefully preserv-
ed. He thanked the citizens for the zeal
and alaerity with which they sprang to
arms and entered upon the labor for the
common defense, and the patience with
which they have borne the various re-
strictions imposed upon them.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
COLLLEcToE ,s SALE.

Collectors Sale Of Real Estate for
the Payment of the Costs and Ex-
penses of sidewalk improvements
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
Nv virtue Of precepts issued by the Mayor Of the
city of Evansville, and to me directed will sell
at Public Auction, at the door of the Court House
4 inssaid City, ON SATURDAY, October 4th, A. d.
1852. at ! h'elock p. NJ, the following Lots or
parcels of Real Estate, so much thereof as RAY
be necessary to pay the amount charged and as
sessed against said Lots respectively for the costs
and expenses of making sidewalk improvements
for said Lots, together with costs Of ale:
Lot No. 81, Block ), Crescent Enlargement
Robert Farley, Az
Lot No. ~, Block 3. Crescent Enlargement,
Robert BARLEY owner
Lot No. %, Block 3, Crescent Enlargement,
Robert harley, az
Lot No. "A, Block 3, Crescent Enlargement,
Robert BARLEY, owner-.........., .471<
Lot No. Is; Block 2, Crescent Enlargement,
oliver Read Ownsr s471E
: Lot No. lG, Block 3, Crescent Enlargement,
Oliver Read, owner.
ssp2n-2w JOSEPH J. REITZ, City Col.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
Headquarters, CoRINTH, Mss, !
September %, 1862.

To Major General Hdlleck: o
In my dispatch of the 10th, our loss
was over-estimated, and the rebel loss
underestimated. We found 26I of their
dead on the field, while our loss in killed
viii be less than 100. [Signed1
~ U. 5. GRANT.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
DR.. w. R. MerWin, Prop'r..

s. No. SouTn FOURTH STREET,
ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
BE Soils in Evansville by WIN. BIERBoWER.
and all Druggists. Sold in owensboro by I. c
MCKEE. i ssit aug1s-dweow1y
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24

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JOHN EARL, Blue Grass.
And by the Druggists and Merchants generallk
throughout the United States aud Canadas.
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Work Nike q CMovsN.
'VNNc RAOoA PNAs

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ TO such an extent as I
that the system does notsrelapsc into iis
former condition, which is too apt to be
the case with simply purgative pin.
They are really a IA GIOefs1
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-24
NoNNok no MovG.

As n proof that the blvd Purifier and Pills are
purely vegetable have the certificates Of those
inent chemists Professors Chiffon Of New York, and
Locke Of Cincinnati.
Read DR.. Roback's Special Notices and Certificates
published in a conspicuous part of this Paper from
time to time.
. Price Of the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
for 81 per bottle, So per half dozen. OF tle Scan.
dinavan Vegetable Blood Pills, rs cents per box, or
5 hoxes for 81.
Principal Office and salesroom, No. G East Fourth
ST. Sd building from Main ST., Cincinnati, D. Lab
cratory, No. IL Hammond Street.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
den. Lew. Wallace in Indiann-War rn-
ing TO Drafted Men.

Major General Lew. Wallace addressed Il
war meetipg at Evansville, Indiana. ON the 18th
instant. He paid his respects to the sble-bod
led men who did not volunteer, in the follow.
ing language;
81 come 10 the second place, by authority
TO warn you that II you do not come volunta-
rly and willingly. by the blessing of God you
will have I" come.
"You say II ID hard to leave your homes and
your business, to bid farewell TO wife and fam
ly. know II is, but Thousands have done II;
have done It. | found It hard, but | deter
mined to do It M u duty ] owed TO my
| country. But don't you think you can
say good bye with \ prouder spirit to wife
friends, or sweethearts, NJ u volunteer, than as
drafted soldier' And warn you that II you
do not go M y volunteer you will 10 M draite
soldier. want To tell you now, In all confidence
that I have asked TO have command OF the
drafted men, and as their term 10 but for niRe
months, where the volunteers are for three
years, If 1 am placed In command In see tha,
the drafted men zee as much service and per
form ~ much duty In nine months as the vol
| untaers do In their three years.
"Idrilled the volunteers, while In camp here
from eight to ten hours day, but IN drill thu
drafted men from sun to sun. Having stoo,
that, will conclude that they Can march fur
ther In day than volunteers, and that they cal
nght better, and III nee that they do II. HOv
do you like the picturey (Cries of Good
good! ] You take II so good naturedly that
| think you all intend TO volunteer"
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
OEN ERAL ORDER.

This Department announces 10 the Navy and
Marine Corps the death of Rear Admiral
GEoRGE q. READ. He died at the Naval Asy.
lum, Philadelphia, Of which institution he was
Governor, on Friday, August ed.
Admiral Read was = native Of Ireland, but
entered the service Of the United States In 1904.
For more than half century he has, every.
where and upon all occasions where duty called
him, upheld the flag and maintained the rights
aud honor Of the country. lie breathed his
last in her service, unwavering 10 his patriotism
and In his attachment to the Union.
As mark OF respect, il is hereby ordered
that the flags at the several navy yards and
naval stations be hoisted at half mast, and that
thirteen minute guns be fred at meridian on
the day after the receipt Of this order, and thai
officers Of the Navy and Of the Marine Corri
wear Grape on tho left arm for thirty days.
| GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary of the Navy.
Ndvy Department.,
August 22d, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
Ind,ans Murd.ri.s the whites.

hnutohe muruettoS tme "utsss
Toe Secretary Of the Interior has received
q dispatch from Superintendent Thompson,
stating that the Sioux Indians had slaughtered
indiscriminalsly ave hundred men, women, and
children, near Fort Ridsely, Minnesota. J. r.
Brown Uate Indian ageut) and family, mum
bering eighteen, had ell been killed. Rev
Messrs. Biggs and Williamson, missionaries,
met the same fats. The cause Of this most in'
human massacre Is attributed 10 The Govern
meut having delayed paying them their an
uuity, owing 70 the difhculty In obtaining
specie, but this reason can hardly be the fact.
~ the Indians we'll understood the case, and
in the early part of the present month the
whole amount Of their annuity dues were sent
them-s7l 900 10 ,pecie and the balance ID
United States Treasury notes, In all over
$50 600. Most probably the real cause Of this
shocking butchery Is the influence Of the
rebels tsmpering with them. The dispatch
stated that they were then marching 70 attack
Fort Ridgely.
Walter A. Burleish, Eq., agent Tor the Ysnc
ton Sioux, Of Dacota Territory, Ia now here
and somewhat concerned respecting the fate
Of his family at the agency. The Ysnctons
being 10 close proximity 70 the Ainnesotss
may be Influenced TO join them, but Il is hoped
Gov. Jayne will be prompt TO meet any smer
gency. The Chippewas are also disafscted
Commissioner Dole had started to visit them
but had 10 return to St. Joseph.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
COwaIdIy surrenders ReprOved

MACON CRY, No., August 22.-The following
Ia an extract from general order issued by
Gen. Morrill,, which order IL to govern the
movements Of the troops In this division:
ANY officer in this division who permits biz
command TO be surprised, or who, while be has
u round Of ammunition left surrenders 10 the
enemy, will be tried for neglect of duty and
cowardice, and, If found guilty, will be shot,
according 10 the Articles OF War. A surprise
Il never txcusable. and there can never bs any
palliation for an offence so grave. A surrender
Is only excusable when there are no longer any
defenders or means Of defence, or when there
is no possible hope or chance Of cutting through
the enemy, and then th. true soldier will strike
one more blow for honor, however hopeless the
chances Of victory"
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
The INDIAN oUfRAGss IN MINNESOTA.

CnIcAoo, August 23 The s. Paul (Minne.
sota) Pioneer, Of the 20th instant, says:
II is thought that The Indians have been To-.
duced 10 commit these outrages BY Indians
from Missouri and secession traitors Of that
State. and that when Major Galbraith left the
,gency on Friday everything was quiet. The
,dians had received their goods, and all had
disappeared apparently satisfied with the ht.
jor's promise 70 send Tor them as the mon J
arrived 10 pay them their a,nuities.
The Hrst attack Of the Indians was made On
the houss u Mr.. Baker on Sunday last. near
the town Of Acton, and thirty miles from Forest
City, iu which three white msn and one woman
were killed.
On Monday morning an attack was made on
Redwood, and at the time the messenger lri'
there n number Of persons had been killed.
After the messenger had crossed the river ht
ssw the Indians firing into traders stores and
other buildings He estimated the number oI
Indians engaged 10 this firing al huudr, d and
atty. He also stat-d that messengers had ar
rived at Fort Rdgely with money " pay of
the Indians the sum due them
The st. Paul Press Of the 2lst instant says
| that several loads Of panic stricken people
from Carver and Sibley counti"s arrived In
town last night. principally women aud chill
| dren. They 1ere greatly excited, aud gave
exaggerated accounts Of the Indians, who wers
marching on Shaska county. They also 81,
that the towns Of st. Peter, Henderson snt
Glencoe have been burned.
A private letter received 10 this city to-day
from st. Paul, dated the 2Oth instant, says tha
Il seems " be the general opinion among th'
best informed Of our citizens that these India,
troubles originated with the cursed secession.
sts Of Missouri.
| Major Galbraith was told by one Of the In
dians that there are now 10 arms ten thousant
Of the Sioux tribe, besides other tribes iron
Norther Missouri.
ST. PAUL, MINI, August 23, . 9p.m.-Antoin
Premier, the disguised Indian scout, got throug
the Indian lines into Fort Ridgeley oil,
brought back the following to Governor Ram
sey:
"Foar RrDoELkY, Aug. 81, Up. m.--We ca
hold This position but little longer unless W
are reinforced. We are b ing attacked almo.
every hour, aud unless assistance Is rendprs
US we cannot hold out much longer. Our III
tie band is becoming exhausted and decims
ted. We had hoped to be reinforced to day
but as yet can hear Of no one coming"
T. q. Sheban, Of company g, Fifth Ainneso
ts volunteers, commands the post.
Gov. Siblsy cannot reach there with b
twelve hundred troops until to morrow, whe
4 day Of reckoning for the Indians will be
hand.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

SERENADE.-Thst distinguished patriot, phi
losophsr and statesman, DR.. Orestes A. Brown.
son, declined the sereusds rendered him last
aight, hut Afterwards, at the eai nest instance
ot bis friends, agreed " respond tonight
Their extreme anxiety 10 hear the counsel OF
the eminent scholar and reviewer upon the
great topics now pressing upon the attention
Of the nation, to wit, the draft, emancipation
and colonization, would not permit them to
yield to bis modest request that the honor
might be omitted. As It 10 known that ht
pretty fully agrees with the Preside in hi
policy, and always gives strong reasons fol
the faith that is in him. we predict that niu'
O'Clock Tonight will And the larges: crowt
at Willards' that ever honcred any cidzeI
there with serenads.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

No white person will be allowed - msn-
Der Of the colony.
I want mechanics and laborers-earness,
honest end sober men. For the interests Of D
generation, II may be Of mankind, are involved
In the success Of this experiment; and with
The appreciation Of The American psople, and
uoder the blessing Of Almighty God, Il cannot,
Il shall not fail sc. PoxERoY,
United States Senate.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
Ca mp Meeting tcsnes-RsIigion and
Patriotism.

Not long since we noticed that Gen. Fremont
attended a Methodist camp meeting and made
a patriotic speech with very good effect. Fol
lowing bis example, Gov. Andrew, Of Massa
chusstts, few days ago, went down to the
camp meeting at Aarths's Vineyard, where be
was invited to address The assemblage, which
be did at some length, giving them religion
patriotism, and politics, In u very eloquen,
style. Among other things, the Governor
said:
this controversy should end. and peace resume
her sway, until slavery, that dreadful iniquity
had been trodden beneath our feet. believe
II cannot; and ] have noticed, my friends
although am not superstitious-lb believe thai
from the day our Government turned It's bat /
upon the proclamation Of Gen. Hunter, the
blessing Of God has been withdrawn from our
arms. We were marching on, c0nquering and
TO conquer; post after post had fallen before
| our victorious arms but since that day have
| seen no such victories"
Last Sunday week there was an immenst
coneourse al camp meeting, near Lawrence
burg, Indiana, at which Rev. Mr.. Crawford
who Is enlisting soldiers, was present. Whsr
cAu5 10 ME tuTn W hptuh, no cbileu nl
drummer aud iiier into the altar and they per
formed upon their war like Instruments, unit
the fires Of patriotism glowed 10 every heart
when he addressed the assembly. as did othel
preachers, urging the young men to enlis,
The presiding elder, who had charge of th.
meeting, made the most impressive speech
BE called on the young men to come forward
to the altar and swear allegiance to God ant
their country, TO enlist at once under the blood
stained banner of Christ and the star rpaugle
banner Of their country. lie said the youn
men must make up their minds 10 do one Q
two things-voluntser In defence Of thei
country, or be at once and forever discarde,
by the Hoosier girls. That be conld, In on
week, raise a full regiment Of able -bodist
courageous, patriotic fighting Hoosler womer
II Gov. Norton would but give him commi
sion for that purpose.
These efforts were rewarded by several eu
listments.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
Sinking Of Steamer on The MisSiSsipp
Sad Loss OF Life.

CAIRO, August 24-The steamer Ococas rs''
on snag sixty miles below Memphis on
Thursday morning, and sunk In few minutes
She had 100 passengers and cargo Of seventy.
five tons Of suffers goods In Hve minutes af-
ter striking shs cspsized and the upper deck
aoated of Many of the passengers clung to
It and were saved, but fully One-half were
asleep and were lost. Most Of the passengers
were returning 10 their regiments. A lumber
Of the survivors have arrived at Helena. Not
less than 75 or s0persons persisted. The captain
and most OF the crew were saved. The list oi
the lost has not been received yet.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoNRoE, August PA eevers
sa.,erly storm has been prevailing here ell day.
All Is quiet up the James river and within the
army lines
The Post Ofice Department are extending
their buildings s Old Point for the much
10 the once ut this poet.
The Adams Express Company are also ex-
tending their buildings, their acoommod ations
for freight being iound entirely insufficient.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
The War in X entucky.

LoUIsvLLE, August pa RkIrmish occur-
red on Saturday between Gen. Mstcalt's Fede-
raj forces and the rebels at Big Hill, Madison
county. The Federal forces, after brief en-.
gagement, Withdrew 10 Richmond. No partic
ulors Of The loss on either side have been 10.
ceived. There has been no tel-graphc com
munication south Of Russslville, Kentucky
since Thursday afternoon.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

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ths World. .-Wllliam A. Batohslor,s oelsbratsd
On nssa's; warranted not 10 njufs the HaiT In the
lsast; rsmsdi0 the NJ sssess Of bed dlss and lnyg.
o. atss ths Hail fos lb. GREY. RED, Or RUSTY
issyiug the hair soft asd beautiful. Sold By all
Dfuagiso, 10.
0 The 1enulns b sgusd WILLIAM A.
8AfCHELOR, m As four ,Sis Of each kn.
Factory, No ~ Barrlay street, (Lats 2sa Broad
wsy and 10 BUnd) New York ny 2sly
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

HAVING BEEN IMPOSED UPON BY GER
II tain persops notify the public not 70 Trust
properly with any person, NOR to pay any debts o.
claims due me to any person but myself for will
not pay any debts, soluesce in ny sale or trada
claims due me, uplsss It be dooe with myself person
s0naily pre- ent.
aso no,iiy the public h,vlas any debts or laima
sgaiast me, 70 make deman OF them within ten
days, or they may lose the right to collect the =.
aug 9B-3ts JOHN SEYBERT.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

A HAUL OF CoxsaAsAns.-Dr. W. P. strick,
land, Of the QsriSlonm Aduooots, writing from
Hilton Head, ayss 49,
ala . rsconuotlsancs msis By our gunboats
up esetain rivers toWare W. mainland, with .
view Of sscertainlng ~ locality Of the rebels,
they made large bsnl 10 the shape Of six
hundred contraba1ds, who, on their approach,
sought ~ protection Of our dag, and are now
at Hilton Headn
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

LACK or MEDrcrNEs AT RIoHnoSD.-A drug
glst Who has rstulusd 70 this city from Rich.
mond, says no one can conceive OF the suffer-
Ings Of the rebels from the want Of medicines.
Surgical instruments, quinine, and chloroform
csunot b had at any prices. Great ehors 70
smusgle tbess articles Soath are constantly
being made. Their physicians are very much
over.taxed. ,ts,s. .l..qa al ~
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
N q II Z Q a.
Paving StOneWanted

PROPOSITIONS are invited for furnishing Paw.
Ing Stone by the perch Of twenty fvs cubiS feet
dinrib. alopg the route OF the W ssl ingtoi q
ue0rgeiowa raj road, between the west end Of the
Capitol grounds and the Navy Yard gate. About
forty ptfohes Of stone sre PrquIed Tor each one hun
dTed feet In length Of the street
Persons desiring to furnish STONE will please
cali upon, or address, the Supe eiiutendent Con
sti auction, VIM. wharton, Jr., or the undersigued
street II. d. COOKE
aug 26-3t Pfesidsnt.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

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Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, DroTSy.
Organ Weakaes,
And all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
See advertisement In another column. Cut II olt,
and send for the medicine II onos.
Beoars n eounkz1eQy. jeo3m
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
Draftiug In Maine.

AUGUSTA, ME., August 25.-Tbe Governor Of
Maine odlcially annonnces that the time for
making the draft 10 that State 10 extended 10
Wednesday, the 10th Of September.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
oIoRos n. WESTON. IDlroR.
Tuesday, August 70, 1852.

- All persons who have tailed 70 receive
this paper by applying 10 the agents, can, by
leaving their names at the cfa,s and preps! ior
their subscription, have their papers served By
special carrier from the ofice.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
Reportsd Osstsuction Of the Federal lla m
A0mtsr.

CAIxo, Aug 24.--The Jackson All ~iss;ppian
says that tho Federal ram Sumter grounded d
opposite Bayou Sara, When the authorities
there demanded her Surrender, but the crew
and stores were put on transports and the
sumter blown up.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

~ Great Psnnsysvanla nolts..Ths
qui hst Aad safest route to the Northwest and
Sosthwsst: Two thres4h traiss daily, asd one o.
IN H. nost y ~ Her,S s.S W. rsp
tekea asd Ifthsr inlorna,ton apply O. the once Of
ths Great PsAnsylvsnis Royts,h scrthsast corner
tionsi act.l 0mcs opsa from .. n.to .. N;
On Guadsys to%p.n.
sss Sly .,. - Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-Ths com
"A turtable and neatly furnished House, No. y
Missouri avenue, 10 now for rent For tsIms, apply
OF tbs pssahsa bs-W
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

- Master Peter Hays, Of Islip, Long
Island, bias been made an acting volunteer
lieutenant for gallant conduct
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
! esiriction on Travel in Ten ussses-
Guerlllas IN Keulueky.

CAIRO, August 24.-Orders have been Issued
forbiddipg travel Of civilians over the Mobile
aud Ohio Railroad.
A telegram from Smithland says that Hop
kinsville, Kentucky, was taken on Friday by
the rebel guerilla Johnson, with four hundred
men, and he was moving on Smitblsnd.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

Death OF Brig adler Gensrai DehlsA.
PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-The Press an.
nounoss the death of BrigsdIer General Bob
len, Of Phlladelphis, 10 4 recent skiruish,
The national Republican., 1862-08-26
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4 a =

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For the no
UNITED STA TES ARMY AND MILITIA
Per order 6f
Hon Il. M. sTANiON, Secretary Of War,
August II 1863.
For sale BY ,,,,,
Bookseller and StAtionsr, 38s Penn. av,
au2s-iw Near Ninth street.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

~ Acting masters mate A. G. Stebbins
has been made ensign; aud ordered to the
steamer Monticello.
The national Republican., 1862-08-26

~ Brigadier General John p. Hough has
been appointed Military Governor, Of Alex
sndris, Va.