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~ special Notics.-Or and after Tuesday
April L. 1857, the trains on thr bsltmore and Ohio
Railroad will commence rum Ing daily, (BundAy
connecting at Washington Janetion with Mai
Train for all parts Of the W sst ~ Wheeling o.
Parkersburg. Through tcts,. cold an tNssaG'
checked. W. y. SMITH,
n. of Transport Stioa b, 4 d. 4 u
Apl-dd [Btaf Glot .,
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~ Great Psnnsylvanta Aoats.--lhs
Southwest. Two through trAins daily, and uae OF
Sunday. Soldiers' toksts st 0osernInsns istes to
ali the principal points In the North and West For
uokets md further Information apply st ,Es ocs Of
the "0rcat Pennsylvsnia Route " northeast corner
Pennsylvania avenue and sls th street, anaas Ma
tonal Hotel. Omos open frofs =. 10 y m.
on Sundays too Pm.
E o. HORTON,
Au0 AuaaI
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visiting Dsy' % ,,,. q: Hssp,s.l' 1. sh''

BY a,sts order Of the surgeon General, :" the
lied AGENTS Of soldiers relic: associations and
other aid societies, from twelve O'Clock m. TO
six O'Clock p. M, daily, and to the friends Of
patients and other visitors, ", In the judgment
be preIadioiSi 10 The welfare Of tho sick"
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~ mains Soldisrs' Relief ssociatlon
Az adjourned messing Of this Association will be
he tbs office Of 8. Brown, Esq. $50 F street
on Thursday evening, October 10, At tx O'Clock.
A full attendance IL rqussted.
90 IL Per Order.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED DAILY. SUNDAY txcsP; -.
BY ". J. NJ q Il T A G II l. co.
enuneE m. WESTON. EDITOR.

- Tho publication once Of the NATIONAL
RkPrBLIcAT is at tho northeast corner r = u and
Seventh streets, 'oond floor, over W. b. shep.
herds bookstore. Entrance on Seventh street.
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D ROPosALs TOR RATION TJs 1898
uARrrlxAsrxH's OyIIcI, U. 8. NJ C

ouAxrrlSAsrE.'soI oIIro., U; n CT.
.p,rD sw;I Ss;sS.. o. H. issI
oa. la,i o's,os p M OF M ,hs " 1s,S sS Ssg 81 M M
iias., q, ihs following stations, during The year
Psri-mcu:h, New Hampshire,
Charlettown, Mssss sohusetts;
brooklyn, Long Island New York;
M.hnsson ps,,si esSay of Goiamb.
Go.port, near Norfolk, ya.
Eson ration to con 1t Of three Quarsnot pound
Of tss pork, or bacon; aud fourth pounds
OF iTeh or salt beef twenty two ounces u bread,
made Of extra supernue -four, or In lieu thereof
pound u hsrd bread, at the option Of the Govern
mem and the rate Of eight quarts OF best white
beans, o.; Ia lieu thereof ten peunds Of 'csi ten
hsli pounds Of tea; fifteen pounds OF good New Or
leans sugs,; four quarts Of vln'gar one pound Of
OF sna oS g sSs
hard dipped tallow candles; fur p. unds OF good,
hard, brown sosp; two quarts Of salt; and pnsh hun
The Increased ailowsuce Il four ounces Of heur
and sss hs 1 .Ssvs
.ns s'asa n and the rsUn ). as :. proVidsa Sy
law aud regulations, on the 1T Of July, 1851.
The beet shall bs delivered on tbs oraer Of the
or Sy thu I.iOn and sisi sOnst Of IL. Bet
and mo choice pieo.s OF the csrcsss the pork 70 Be
No prime %e,s ESI1t and the groceries to be o.
AlI subject 70 inspeotioo.
All BIDS must be accompanied BY the following
guarantee
Form Of Gudrantee.
The undersigned, :, Of w in the Stats Of
guarantee that In Gaze the foregoing BID Of for
rstions ss above described, be aoosptsd be or thsy
viii, within ten dsys aftsr the receipt Of the con
trac. at the post ofos psmtd, exscuts the oontrae
for the came with good and sufhcent uisties and,
10 oass the said - shall fall 10 enter Into con'rso
" aforepaid we guarantee 70 make good the differ
enoo between the offer Of the SAID - and that
A. B., 0uarsntor.
Wines G. D., Guarantor.
EFF.
1862.
thereby certify that the above named - ara
known 10 me as men Of property, and able 10 make
good their guarantee
IN BE- nossd by hs Uni:i Stdes Diaria Judge, Unitd
No proposal will Be- considered uule" accompanied
by the abtve guarantee -
tNswspapers authorized TO publish the above will
send lhe pap.r oontainog the nrst nssrtiol 10 thu
Propossis to be endorsed " Proposals for Rstions
for 1888" and addressed to the undsIsignod.
W. b SLACK,
90 l6-lawaw Major and Quarter sstsr.
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Attsneisu, Amictsdl !

Dr.. -,llny. is yet engaged in an extensive
practice In this city, and We would call the VI.
Of their own sins to The best sources OF remedy.
First, give up your present course Of lie ~
once and forever; and secondly, call on the
most skilfui .physioiens, (and none are better
than DR.. veilny,) and be cured Of the disease
which 10 now undermining the constitution
and sending you TO premature grave. ...
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ANSVsston's Progress OF slavsry...Copis
Of this work are for sale at the ONCE Of the Raoma
Rsps.blscea. Pamphlet edition, ~ cents hound
edition, 10 oen0.
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BOARDING..

u OARD wANTED-In q private family near
- ,he War DspsrtmeLt, BY . ycung gentleman
Addrsss- ID. J. @ ;"
90 6-lts at this ONCE
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Appointed,

Roy ston Belts, ESQ, one of the disbursing
clerks Of the Department Of the Interior, has
been appointed BY the President, n Justice of
the Peace, aud yesterday subscribed the oath
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Ths nullSon HANK

RDdssms their notes In q. 3. Treasury notes
whom any amount from one dollar upwards 10
presented.
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DUARD AND LODGING wANTED.-A gen.
ID tIemsn ~ d wife want q Psrlor and Bed room
adjoining, in private house with modern improve
ments aud where no other boardrrs would be taken.
cooking, 60 A liberal price will be- psid IL suited
Roftrei exchsno ed. Address ~ stain
price, 40 = Boz aS7, Pcst Office, Washington"
cot lA-Jts
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Al U r ! q n !
u. 8. Ass ssoRs OTYIck,

u. 8. As s'oR's OTTIck,
Col'eiin District Jur he ijt.t1 tof Columbia.
All persons co.. rntd In ,he UEited States a.eess
msnt, on Licenses, Goods, Waves, Trades or Occu
psiions, Merchandise, 40 DC. as per Act OF Con.
gress approved July ls62 who reside In this Col
lection District are hereby noihtd that the s.ss O.
msnt List Is now rcsdy At m, lice, No go Mary
land avenue, In the Seventh ward, for thsif exsmi
nation and Inspection, and wil rcnaio open fcr
such inspection for the tpA=s of fifteen (16) days
non this date, October 1lth, 1882; also, that the
undersRned will for the spacs OF fftsen days after
tho expiration of the time thus allowed for 10.
spteton Of said list remain In his oe, at the place
before named during the hours between O'Clock
O. IN and O,clook p NJ, to hear and Determine o.
su aPpeai whIoh may be exhibited against the pro,
csediugs Of the Assistant ASSESSOR.
All appeAls must be made in writing, specifgna ,
the particular tauo matter, or thing respecting
which decision 10 requested, and shall state the
ground ground or principle Of i'equAltty or err
r NJ PEARSON,
u 8. Assessor for Collection Dis r OF,
District pf Co umbil
oc lb-sod3t rStar & IItl
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WAHTED-At the New York Employmsn'
w ASSDSZ Sfnse NJ Sli Ninth N !, street, nss, rA
ORED GIRLS, with good references, a. Cooks,
Chambermaids, Lsundissscs, Mattresses, Nurses,
on tables In Private Families sr Hotels Also want
cd houses Immediately with or without Furniture
kmployen In want Of go:d help, will find II to thef
Sdvantaga to call
my s8H N. H. MILLER
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ZINE GROCERIES,.
FINE GROCERIES,,
FINE GROCERIES,
FINE GROCERIES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The balance Of the cargo Of ,ns
SCHOONER "AID,"
Consisting of every description OF
FAMILY
aRbcLRIEs,
viii be for sale uu,il the Schooner is discharged
FAMILIES
la psei OF q Winter Supply. at ,Ls
TRADE PRICE,
Can oe supplied by the Package.
FRED g. coZZENs,
Consignss, cor 18th street and Penn ave
CAPT HUToHINGs,
Schooner "Aid, )" foo, Of 18th street
90 Il-diitf
FrsE GROCERIES.
FINE GROCERIES.
FINE GROCERIES,,
FINE GROCERIES,
Al AUCTION PRICES
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The balance Of the cargo Of the
SCHOONER "AID,"
Consisting Of every description OF
GROCERIES.
VIII 30 for sale until the Schooner 10 discharged
FAMILIES
IRnssd of Winter Supply, stths
TRADE PRICE.
Can be supplied by the Package.
FRED 8. CozzENs,
Consignss, cor i4th street and Penn. ave +,
CAPT. HUTCHINGs.
Schooner aid" foot Of ilth street
oOO BBIs or NEW YORK CEMENT, FRS
v8G IS S.l.a: aasfl1'S, u YIN. TIMOTHY HAY,
For sac, q osa be dsl,veisi in Alexandds,
".''''%'' ~ :. n ssffa sia'EE sEEfRr, IS w.,..,
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TINHI HOUSE, No $50, X s,rs,t Franklin
l. Row, lately cccukttd by MIS- Col. Dipkard, has
besn taken BY Northern family and is NO opened
for the sccoDmCd .iion Of First ass BoRrders, for
the Wioter. A lew Table Bosi ders will be taken
oct H. ste
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO OR
"A three gen ltmsn. will and pleasant Furnished
ROOFS and BOARD Apply st 4ST north d street
between Second and Third oct 3
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AUCTION SALES.
TutSarO DAY0s
DY w. l.. WALL 4 co., Auctionsers.
II (Suocessors TO Wall 4 Bafnard.)

1hVV1xS A@sJN
DY W. L. WALL 9 co., Auctionsers.
d (Suocssors to Wall 4 Barnard)
LARGE Gis' SALE s CF 'eRoCERIEs, sgTLhRs'
Supplies, Bhoes, 10 at Auction On THURSDAY
siUa Roon Ss ci or
ssSes'sPs3 s ssesisPs 3Wh,., Refined, and yellow Sugars
Tisicss Ti SVGi Gincnnsa mat Hams and boxes Starch,
100 Is Soxss Eastern Cutting and English DAIRY
geiss Chs~ns and Fins Gu, Tobacco.
Boxes PEPPER, Lobstsrs,
% dozen Lemon and Raspberry siiup,
Boxes French Lemons,
10 boxes Wslls' spd Provost Pickles,
Chow .ohow Sauces, Tamarinds,
Cigar, large seok, aaorted brsnds,
Barrels Sugar and Ginger Gales,
70 boxss Candy, LOO povnds each,
With many other srtioiss 10 The G,oesry lins.
Terms eash. W. l. WALL CO.,
oetM = Auotionesrs.
% ExECuTcR's SALE OF FURNlTUkE AND
iS,s e oSoa .s 81 cfd.S
Elects Of ths l.ts .Ohaflss b kins, contsinsd q
house No tse Tveinh strsst. between and =
soiss, Arm sad rsr,or Chairs, .s,
Gll'.kame Mirrors, Curtains,
btuStm ano lnHTAiu NeypoUp
WhAtnot, Bookcase, Lounges,
Fancy Chairs Ottomaue, -
Cane and Wood seat Cbsirs,
Bsdsteads Bureaus, Washstauds,
Hair and Hu.k Mattresses,
Bolstsrs and Pillows,
, Blapktts, ComfUrts, Spreads.
Looking glasses, Cloos, sha des,
Ollcloth, Blair Uarpsts, Rods and Eyes,
Dining and Breakfast Tables,
ToSsihsr with yen general V ss::r,m.a. of Household
and Kitchen REQUISITES.
Terms cash GEO @. KING, Ex'r
JAS. G. No .UlRk CO,
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NOTICE Ii HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
LYLE 4 COFFIN 70 this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. JOHN @. LYLE,
J. A. COFFIN.
John @. Lyle still oonrnsss the businsss att
old stand.
wAWI.e-os Juls n. isas Nu
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WANTS.

MANTED-EMPLOY Trustworthy
w elderly ssntismaD is ds.,rous Of employment
.Gentlsman's book, or sny other smployment
Would not expect unreasonable wages. Address
No. boo, New jersey avenue, Capitol Hill.
EUHNlBHED HOUSE WANYED-1EAk
4 the Depot Of the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
Company, BY Good Tenant who will tsks Soo1
oars Of the furniture, &c. Address
OR W. EDHONbo,
ssp2e Passenger Agent B. 80. X 0.Sk"
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Daaka.S Rasss.

Tho following srs the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silver-ths legal tender notes being the stand
ard: .1 ...
m Buying. Selling. so .
Gold. he per Q. pren.2s psr.c prem.
Silver. ...lO IL
Demand notsa, ~ {" ~ "
Banks Of issue IN Washington and Georgetown:
Wdskington. 9eoroetoton.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Meoh's
Bank Of Washington. Bank. ., i.
Patriotic pank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farms Msrch,s. B'nk, ~
The Farmers and Merohants' Bank and the
Bank Of Commerce issue notes Of the dsnomiD n
don Of one dollar and upwards.
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Warrington, October Is, 1862.
The following decree, officially oommunica.
ted 10 the Government Of the United States by
the Minister Plenipotentiary Of Nicaragua, Sc
nor Molina. Ia published for the information Of
all cor ,epped. ss.a.a .s-ss sa..... sH.sa. "A
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XAy AsaIassOn s11Ins 1AOTOnr.

WANTED--Lo fem aies 10 learn 10 make si1iu
person osn, iuN shor time, make ptr vsek tYoi.,
- 10 u. Inquire. for parttoclsp st sor Bsvsnth II
herWe4n u AID ~ 400 vA-Af
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DOT ltd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-16

suited in his getting position ~ tho Gap afses
a severe engagement
On all parts of the line the troops. old and
new, behaved with the utmost steSainess
and gallsntry, carving with but little assist
snce from our own artillery very strong po-
sisions defended by artillery and infantry. |
do not think our loss very severe The
corps OF Gems. D. H. Hill snd Longstrset
verelengsged with our right We have Il
ken a considerable number OF prisoners
The enemy disapDsard during the night. and
our troops are advancing ia pursuit DO
not know where he will next be found.
Signed, GEO. h. MCCLELLAN.
Major Gen. Comd'g
HEADoJ AKrEks Army o. poroNAc.l
September IL.
To Mag. Cen. Hsiisek. Gsnerai-ia- Ckisf:
.-.0ssaatson this -1~-rc0' r~~~ived com
pletely confirms the rout and demofa. =
G. - .1"e' r~rrv Cen Lee i reported
wounded and Garland killed. ten. EvOker
alone has over 900 prisoners. 200 having
been sent to Frederick. Il i said Lee gives
his loss as $4,000. We are following IS rap
idly As the men can move.
Signed GEO. r. MCCLELLAN.
Major Gen. Comi'g.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-16


Yesterday Sunday this city labored un-
der a severe tension Of excitement caused by
abe frirg Of cannon in consequence OF she
death Of Col. Larned. Pay Master General.
and Saturday evening reports that heavy
fighting was going on IN Maryland Exag-
gerated rumors were aAoat from month 20
month, until il vas generally understood that
that Gen. Mcclellan hal ovsrtaken the reb
Ell maraaders near HsgeFstown. and after
q magnificent battle Of four hours had rout
ed the enemy. taken 5000 prisoners and
driven the rest IN the widest confusion
across the Potomac--sll OF which vas ex-
ceediBgly reireshin.
Also that Gen. Mitchell had arrived AZ his
pos, Of duty. and proceeded at once to do
something. which resulted in the sacking and
burning Of Charleston. 5. ca consuma-
ton long and devouily wished for.
Also. that fight had taken place at Mum
louisville. Ky. which Is perhaps true). and
the rebels repalsed aad that Grant was
killed
Bot the mornings sun has Iudely di-si-
pated the illusion. and We find matters in
about the same unsatisfactory condition
tncy we're before. What were rumors
should be the truth. backed by unmistaka-
bic evidence that the good turn of things
was to be continued with Increasing inter
est
Bu, the same barren response, nothing
doing. nothing done. Is all that can be
cleaned from the morning papers, and though
there Is much said about "bagging" the
rebels. tho bag has never been sewed up
strong enough to prevent IL being ripped
open vide enough TO let the much coveted
game slip away. The patience and patriot
ism OF the people has been taxed TO the ut
most. and a soothing JUNCTION. in the way OF
substantial victory. is terribly needed
Under the edmrabie management of
Col Darlington. the city is improving won
derirllv. Efficient guards patrol the streets
day and night, and every soldier without
Through or pass Is compelled to 20 to camp
On Saturday last several members of the
cavalry companies still remaining at Camp
Merton were taken mysteriously III. among
them Sergeant Geo. Bennett. of your city,
who came Within al ace OF dying. One of
the men has died and several are still low,
suffering very much. The disease, or what
ever it Is. seems TO be congestion of the
breast aud brain. attacking severely and
suddenly. All Of the men suffering in this
way had taken dose or two Of medicine
prescribed by the surgeon for cold or some
sriling ain snt. and we're attacked in sim
liar manner. Grave charges are made against
the Surgeon. but il may be better for the
public to withhold IL opinion until the facts
can be accurately ascertaincd. aud then If hc
Is guilty of malpractice or carelessness let
him suffer MAN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-16

CINCINNATI. Sept. l5.-All business was
resumed to-day with the exception of the
sale of liquors until o'clock P NJ. when
military organizations meet for drill
The rebels fell back only four miles south
of Florence. owing to scarcity Of water
They are supposed TO be awaiting reinforce
ments.
The rebels have left Maysville and gone
TO Paris.
Advices from Cumberland Gap 10 Aug.
3lst. represent Morgan in fine spirits. He
is foraging the country IN all directions and
will hold out until relieved
The enemy is still in force in his front but
not in the rear all the troops in Kentucky
HAVING Joined Kirby Smith.
Morka.- aaado raid at Rogers Gap. kill
ing six and wounu,ug 81. skiing q whole
company prisoners, without losing man.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-16

P1sLic srxAKiso II will speak At the fol.
lo~iag places
cen.e-vills. Thursday. september L. /
o'clock.
Pairblnk.. Fad.y. September lsth. /
O'Clock
Lebanon. saturday. sss.sr.ee' 2o'h
O'Clock
Carlisle. Monday. September I'D, 4
clock
Linton. Green county. Tuesday. ssptem-
-. I'D. / cock
s'oOmfels. Wednesday. September 2i,A.
ock
.sburg. Thursday. September 25sh.
o'ei...
49,. -. Friday. September &c. = O'Clock
l. Saturday. September 9th, ?
o'cIo.
Polal ,. 1! county. Monday. September
ssth. O'Clock
Spencer Tuesday. September sotb l
O'Clock
Gosport. Wednesday. October 1t.
O'Clock
Il hes been Gu smary for candidates Tor
Congress in this Dl.triet to make ioift sp
pointments. and disc Us before the people
the various questions Of interes, 70 the coun
try Nr. Voorhees, requested me verbally
and in writing TO meet him and arrange a
joint canvass notified him verbally that
I wAs ready 70 make the Joint appointments
THE morning. We met this morning. and
after come conversation With him he declined
makinga Joint canvass make this state
ment as an explanation Of the reason why
the canvass l. not A. Il has beer in III Dis
trict heretofore II. ID SCOTT
September II. lr62.
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FRCM MINNESOTA

ST.. Paul. Sept. IA letter from Com.
missioner Dole Was introduced ia the LegS
lature. yesterday. dated a, Fort Ripley,
September IL. TO the Governor. He saws
he has been there IL days endeavoring &c
effect an amicahle arrangement with the
Chippewas. but dcspairs of doing so. After
sending messengers 10 Hale in-the Day for
ten days. be fnAi.y consented TO meet In
in council at Crow Wing. Instead OF bring
ing 30 or 40 chiefs, as agreed. he brought
nearly 500 men. ell armed. In council
"nale-in-:he-Day was bold and impudent
No result was reached by conference. Ii
WAS 10 be renewed. but collision was
feared. Mr.. Dole regards the danger of
outbreak a. imminent
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Night Dispatches.
FROM MEMPHIS

MKSrBIs, Sept. l2-The fight at ColdRa-
ter, Mississippi. between Colonel Grierson's
Cavalry and the rebels, resulted in tho rout
Of the latter with loss of : killed No
loss on tie Fe4era. side.
Ii Is now known that no Confederate
force OF any consequence IL within - ri'cs
OF Memphis.
The people of Covington and Upton
counties have signed bond of $4,000 TO
protect Union citizens and given notice to
Capt. Scales that, If his guersillas are ever
seen there they will be hanged.
Several prominent guerrillas have been
captured lately in Upton county also
large number Of mules. horses. cattle mad
negroes.
stThe steamer Polar Star was fired upon on
Thursday. at Friars Point. by guerrillas.
Nody was hurt
MKxrHis. Sept l3-from the Grenada
Appeal of the 10th. We learn that in the
Confederate Congress a resolution TO ad-
journ on the 30th was adopted
preamble and resolution were adopted
70 make propositions 10 the Government of
tho United States &c treat upon tho manner
OF conducting the wsr 50 ~ 70 mitigate Us
horrors.
The new consumption bin vas still under
discussion
Gen. Jas. T.. johnson has been ordered 10
the trans Mississippi. 1epaF alent with Price,
M&gruder and Holmes under him
Pillow Is orderded 10 .eport a. Richmond
Tor duty.
On Saturday las, the Federsls sheiled q
hamlet 10 Millikiu's Bend
Lee telegraphed 10 Davis on the 9th inst
that he had pAroled 7 200 prisoners and cap
tured 30 pieces Of cannon and number 81
| arms
The rebel Gen. Armstrong N bis report
OF Operations in West Tennessee claims e
have passed be,-cen Bolivar aud Jackson
destroying bridges and ussile work. in dif
ferent engagements claim. 10 have taken 81
prisoners, and killed and wounded IS.
bill was introduced Ia the Confederat,
Senate TO create the ossice Of Lieut.; General
A resolution also passed recalling Nina
tiers Mason and Slideil
Gen Snith's Brigade returned last nigh
from An expedition 10 fernando. desiroyIn,
the bridges across Gap " alter. eight miles De
yond. and also burned the Depot and sever.
cars. thus cutting Of rail communicate
With fernando from the South
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-16
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG. Sep. l4.-There was battle
to-day in Middleiown. Lcngstreet's division
moving on the Boonsboro road in the direc-
ton of Williamsport. with the intention no
doubt of recrossing the Potomac at that
point, was engaged by the Federals. Moth
ing official has been received at Hssdqnar-
tiers of the battle up TO this hour. midnight.
On receipt Of the news of the occ4 patton
OF Frederick BY Burnside's advance and of
Mcclellan. the people became wild with ell
thusiasm. Inc telegraph Offices were be-
sieged with regard to the result. Great con.
hcence is now felt here as TO the safety of
the State Capitol. Troops still arriving on
foot and bv Railroad
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-16

~ II. q. Carter and Henry Jones. Or
DERBY Sergeants of Companies G. and ID
Captains + C. Scott and John A. Bryan
are IN the city Tor the purpose Of getting re-
cruit- for the above companies in the cele-
brased lish Indiana (Zouave) regiment
They can be found at No. Fourth street
two doors south of the Cincinnati House -
The same advance pay and bounty. will be
given a. IN new regiments. aud recruits will
have bot twenty lso months 10 serve
seftildIw
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tErfLLkEisrs v ASTKD. - The Governor
has authorized the raising Of one company
Of ArtiIlerists. 10 be formed in this Con-
gressional District. 70 DE composed Of one
hundred and fifty SIX men. The commits
stoned officers vii consist Of one Captain.
two First aud Two Second Iaeutenants. The
officer will be elected after the company il
filed Nov j. the time to enlist This
Battery must be raised ia = week. The ne
eessities Of the country require il. The en-
emy Is approaching the borders Of our safe.
and there should be DO delay IN ans~ ering
the call Of the Governor. Come o.. ,sang
men.
A liberal bounty will be given from a
subscription fund raised BY the eitsz Is.
Recruiting Office. East Side Of the Public
Square, No. :. near Mrs. Ruggle's Confec-
tionery Store.
THOMAS NJ BRASHER
JAMES WHARRY.
Sept. 6. lc62.-du