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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
INTEREsTINa FROM TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 1s.-The train from Hunts
Vile was fred into to-day near Columbia, q
woman and child killed, and two Of the Kentucky
Sd regiment wounded.
The rebel forces are reported to have evacuated
Chattanooga, and are making q northern move
ment. %
The Union refugees from Gallatin, arrived to-
day, are content to remain here, awaiting the
Issue Of events BIZ c.
r,ess rs Of everything have advanced IS cent
NAsHvILLr, Aug. 10 The report Of the evac-
natlon OF Chattanooga by the rebels lacks con-
The train from Louisville IL through, the pas.
Red river by skifs and temporary foot bridges.
Eighty thousand letters went North in the mails
Gusriiia Operations In Tsnnessss-Capturs
efClarksville.
CAIRo, Aug S0-The steamers skylark and
Callie were burned by guerillas on the night OF
the 18th, at the mouth Of Duck creek, Tennessee
iiyer, my miles above Fort Henry. The Sky
and got aground. Her officers had unloaded
portion Of the stores, when they were attacked by
band Of thirty guerillas, and the crew being un-
armed, they were compelled TO surrender. The
guerillas, after removing the furniture and sill
verware, Set hre to both boats. The crews were
released on their parole.
The steamer Dickey, from Helena, reports that
all was quiet there. There had been a slight
skirmish on the 10th, thirteen miles from Mem
phis, with a part Of Jeff Thompson's cavalry
The rebels were routed with one killed and two
wounded.
A dispatch from Smithaeld on the 18th SAYS
that rebel force Of 800 have taken Clarksville
and are advancing on Fort Henry
dispatch from Fort Donelson confirms the
capture Of ClaIksville, and says the rebels are
moving on that position. There were only $50
effective men there, and reinforcements are asked
for.
The Grenada Appeal Of the 14th contains Stone
wall Jackson's Official report Of the battle Of Co.
dsr Mountain. He claims bsleiiant victory.
Reported Capture Of Gen. Nelson Untrue
Defeat Of Rebel Cavalry.
CAIRO, Aug. 20.-The rumored capture Of Gen
Nelson by rebels, near Gallatin, on Monday, Ia
utterly false.
Tolerably well authenticated reports saw that
Col Garrard, with six or seven hundred men, at
tackled Scot's Loutsisna cavalry Yesterday at
Laural bridge, near Linden, and after quite se-
we're fight, defeated them, splitting the rebel re-
gtments In two parts, which skedaddled In diff
ferent directions. No particulars Of losses on
either side have been received.
Movements Of Morgan
NASHVILLE, Aug. 10 Morgan 10 reported to
be at Hartsville with zoo men.
The train which left Bowling Green this morn.
Ing has arrived. Ii met the up train from Nash
Vile at Red River and exchanged passenger
NASHVILLE, Aug. 20.-It 10 rumored that Chat
tanooga has been evacuated, and that there Is a
movement Of the rebels towards Knoxville aad
Richmond. There 10 great activity here In mil
itary circles, and troops are arriving rapidly.
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III The Caledonian Mercury, a leading Scotch
paper, has q very judicious article on American
Affairs. II denounces the efforts Of the London
Times, and other papers, to make capital for the
Confederacy, exhofts ministers TO "speak out like
men against the horrors Of slavery, the guilt of
aiding or abet,ing the STAKEHOLDER" and expresses
Is belief In the certainty Of Northern success-'a
success which recent events may have postpon ned,
but cannot prevent. Ii Great Britain or France
attempt At any stage to interfere, II would be
peatng on q more gigantic scale the blunders Of
the French revolution
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Obstructien Of q Railroad Track BIZ Ssces.
stonists-Train Thrown off.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.-A freight train on the
Covington and Lexington railroad, which left
Covington at 10 O'Clock last night, after passing
the track, and was precipitated down steep en-
bankmeht.
The engineer and brakesman were killed, and
the locomotive and eleven cars were completely
wrecked. 1t is supposed that the design Of th row.
Ing the train of the track originated with seces-
sionists, under the impression that q number Of
troops would pas over the road last night
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ALERxrxs INVASION or rK,srucxr.-From the

Cincinnati GsI stte, August Is: t19
The contemplated invasion Of Kentucky In
force, by the rebels with the Intention Of cutting
Of Gsn Buell's army and carrying the war across
the Ohie is now being made. The news In abso-
luiely alarming The reosls are In The front and
rear Of Gen George w Morgan, Commanding
the u nion troops at Cumberland Gap He has
retreated 20 Bafbounyille, ead the rebels are al
iesdy as Loadea, In his rear, and pressing bard
but the truth OF history Gen Buell. Il also re.
ported 70 BE- In bad fx. IL 10 certain that rebel
mafaaders have cat OF railroad communIcations
between Louisvilie and Nashville, the line over
ne occupies could not afford II may De essential
70 the substs'encs, and therefore safety Of the
Army Of iae Ohio, that that toad be imme-
guarded throughout - 80 - : ~
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CHE6ARAY INSTITUTE,

The reg ular course Of instr uctiLn embraces the
Latin il rec ulred, and s the branches which CON
stitute thorough English and French education
french Is the ianSusge Of the family and II oon.
Particular attention, and IL taught from the rudi
mepts to the highest course Of literature and oom
position. The scholastic ear commences SeHteu-
ber 18th and CLOSES July 1st, Circulars, Co., can
be obtained from Madame D'HERvILLY,P Prin-
slBal of ChsxarAv Instituta. N MN
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DROPOSALs FOR OATS.
DIPof QuARrKRMlsTKR's OrrIcE,
CorHu Of i6fk asd q streets,
WARRINGTON, August Is 1862

DHrof QgARrKRMlsTER's OFrIcE,
cg,s:, W.,S q is,a ssd 9 streets;
sIALID Proposals viii be received at thi. oAce
Sn fdr arfss the s Is. ss Of A1su a. |? 0sScS
one hundred thousand bushels Of Oats
Gst s.s, 70 Ss 81 4SS quality
Oats WI be ,sosiysd by weight, at GsD thirty
Sacks to be fuTnished without extra charge to
Deliver to bs made In the city Of W w..hipr,on,
tract
II 9 bid Is made in the name Of arm the rsmes
.. the nd1ds iro,o.. nc Of a Il. ,.tnsf M
fropossl. from a,,lovs, ,a,,,., .,,u .o,,,,
.defsd and An Q; ausG sG'
PkNH EAcH PROPOSITION.
m, Quartermaster U. 5. Army, Washinrton' 10.
~. eno should Dc plainly marked Proposals for
epARANTEE.
The ability Of the bio Ser TO Gil the contract,
snoald IL 90 awarded TO MIN, must be guaranteed
be Appended to the ruaranteeL
dhs Frs'EiSasisi!{ re- E Of tse GasTe ntoTs mas. Be
hsaIest DistIIot Court or Of the United States
Bidders must be present in person when the bid,
sre opened, or their proposals viii net be con-
Bonds, In the sum Of ave Thousand dollars, signed
se required Of the successful bidder upon siTninr
the contract
Az the bond musr soconpany the contrsot, il will
be Ieoessary for bidders 20 have their bondsmen
win them, or 10 have bonds signed in satIcIDa
non ana ready TO DO produced wnen tho contract
10 signed. Bltnfs for bones can be rrooured uesn
apPloatlon beng made st this ONCE, either per
sonaliy, bJ letter, or by telegraph.
YerSs Of 6ssrzstst
We, -, of the county of - and state Of
f., do hereby sasrsntss r. Iis thai -n abe sS 20
fulhl q contract, in aooor6suce with she terms of
his proposition, and that shoald his proposition be
accepted, he will at once enter into contract IN
accordance herewith.
should the contract be awarded him we ~. pre-
pared TO become his securities.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the oAeisI
certificate aDave menTioned.I
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &C.
All Oats contracted for under this advertisement
VIII be riEIdy inspected, and sch do not prove
OF good sound merohantable quality VIII be re-
jeoted.
Payment to be made u,sn the completion Of the
ocntrsot, or so socn thereafter tho Depot Quar-
term.steI shall be in funds.
1nJ lEtormalty In the bid or non oonformnnce
with the terms OF this Advertisement, will ensure
the rejection OF the proposal
DelysIy 10 be made 81 the Railroad Depot. or 81
one Of tie Government Whirves II the city OF
Washington
The De.ot Quarterms,ter reserves to himself
deem too high. ID. Il. RUCKER,
.u .s dt.s.u Colonel AID Depo; Qu.rirrm'r.
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DROPOsALS FOR MULES,
DEPof QuARTnMAsTnR's OFFIcE,
Corag Of lSth dHd q streets.
"xEHINGTo Aufust n lQ69

Cor1iy Of lSth dsd q Streets. ,
WARRINGTON, August ii, lS62.h
sIALED PRePosALs will bs received at this once
hiJbSEPA5 X. ngsg.t Sh 2, z eSlSct @ H.
thousand Mues, to conform to the following
SPECIFICATIONS.
ALL 70 be nD tourteeR hands and over in height
ALL to be sound servIcesblo Mules for craUght
P5o,os.l. Will 30 reoslvod for Mpls, .ov,1
Two, Two AND I'D sHD.L EEs In.ns OLD, .nd for MulOs
PROPOSALS..
Tne lropossl. for osch class Of Mules must be
Proposals to BE- iOf tsOoI i've hundred and ~
T6s fu!l name and post elhcs address Of the bid
lfa bid Is made in tn name ofs frm the names
considered a the ndi1dui Proposal &c Of W the s, p,
Proposals from di,loy.l parties will Not Be eO.-
PfosOssI. must 30 addressed to Colonel d. Il.
p. G., anS should be plainly marked "rrOPssals
The ability OF Ihe bidder to hll the oontrsct,
bs sppondod to The IusTsntos. g mu''
The Ies,on.,hllity Of the Euhrsntors must be
nearest District Court, or Of the United States
District Attorney.
are opsned or thsr x not se s
Bonds. IN tbs sum Of twenty thousand dollars.
glgnod 0y the oonutctOr enu DOfh OF hle Gu&rcn-
tors. will be required Of The saccessful bidder
upen sis ming the contract
As the bond must scconpany tbs contract, u will
be necessary for bidders to have their bondsmen
with them, or TO have bonds signed in sntiSIFh-
ton and ready TO be produced when the oontraot Is
signed Blanks for bonds oan be procured upon ap-
plIostion beinE made 81 this once, either person
ally, By letter. or By telegraph.
Forn 1 GsasanftG.
We, OF the county Of, and State OF
=, and -, Of iSe county of|,and stale
Of. do hereby guarantee thst-n n able to
fulfil Q contract In accordanoe with the terms Of
his proposition and that, should his proposition be
accepted, he will etlonce enter into contract In
scoordanoe herewith.
should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
pared TO become his securities.
Ito this guarantee must be appended the Qfeidl
certificate above mentioned
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c.
All mules contracted for under this advertise
ment Will be subject to q rigid inspection, and
those not conforming 70 the sPecifoations will be
rejected.
The mules must oil be delivered in this CITY with
in tSo) thirty days from the date Of afnlng the con
trsot.
Payment 10 be made upon the completion of each
contract, 30 soon thereafter as the Depot Quar-
termaster shall be in funds.
Any info<malIty in the bid, or non conformanoe
with the terms OF this advertisement, will ensure
the rejection Of the proposal.
These mu es Will be awarded II lots OF (SO0l FIVE
hundred each. unless the Depot Qusriermkstsr
may Deem It 70 the interest Of the Government to
vary the number.
The Depot Q ulrtsrmas,er reserves to lm.elfthe
riIht to Teieot any or al BIDS that he may deem
too high. ID. II. RUCKEH,
au II dtau2s Col. and Depot q Qu1rtermsster.
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A CARD TO TRE LADIES.
Dh, Uo oFONtO'c
GOLDEN PILLS ROR VKNlIgQ

0OLDGN FILLS fun tENALE6,
IOslteIt ~ eorTssftHg, rsgH!dtsHg snd fsuo<sss
sH oosfTtcflonS fYo1a igAatsper e0sss, oad
sisdys steeesSfHl aS a pTse szfiUs
The above Pllis have now been IN use for over
thirty years, and IN case, where the directions
have been correctly followed. have these Dills
toloving ceTuL cate rom one of tao frst AIDES of
Utoa, y. who e1lled aeon my AGENTS an taft
city ar VIM. Bristol & Co.. and told them tina
she OF courte did rot wish ner nsms 20 be made
o.esey of DT. DupoEoo's Golden Pills, they nitnt
refer any lazy 70 her, Ea sae oOnsldsree ii q dsfy
as wSA as pItaSEre 10 rolste ar kosgsdss Of their
sdy Il sesrs cd. she va i.st sains no ,ScSns SoSs
sumptIon-had taken coic-nAture became OBJ
strnctod. Tso bozss Of fAsss CODES PiIs ssfirslS
et'sd Ar, and she . ncw IN robust heath. more
are also certain ours for LsG0rsal, tor vhites1
-ssid W S5 Sslsssis and RszfI N w..hinstOu b,
Retail 6T Z. BOs IL. cornsr 81 sTeet and
Lcuisi.Is s.sn1e, sne si lEBURS's, wssi 81 is.S, I
sss .bo1. m % hs e
sonkdertisTiy by IN mai soid also SI h. +. Us.
saa+.: ssh ssstS%N PsBEd BEbfaEThE aETEyEEs
HALL ! EStkEI, ii : eTser iS - ~, N,1Yort.
Genera WhoiesA,e tTeuts.
Pills 0f any kind alieEs even rex An slrped 4. ~
Howe. Al ot1eTH ere baSs iRpositiol 40 unsx1r:
-efofe Ioo value 20 NJ lIvce and Lea "a Ito eaT
bS, oay o. toss ~so 1st Of
Hove on eseTI boz; y yhiSa has recent y hesn sdded
sn is1srsaien,s oomhosnf the Above PIlls are MADE
49, ~. 80 esssly y Agena end tHey vii tsl you they
-, HB' 50 SSEfi.e \ fiesll:H VI: fSs,asssl, iSs sa:;ss
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Psnnsyivania Troops.

HARRISBURG, Aug. 20.-rhirteen full regi-
ments have already been sent forward, and tits
expected that thirty y-eight regiments win be
ready for the field by the 22d, and II the time
for volunteering be extended to the LIST OF Sep
tember, the necessity for special draft will be
avotAad
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NEW. AND sIMPLIFIsD METHOD FoR
~ IPaaNo FQkTE AND slHsiNs; ..

ssi't ;sa .Da .saS aSs1lss'.; e: T:s.Easd EsnG
sSs,s ff e: E:S1 ssd &, Sl ~
music wll b ens1tsd m very short tune 70 re ID
nsrs With grsss helniy and execute epsrsno q
veil - oieoplcA 4usio with rare poTfeotion, AZ
- the voee- Rark hy ms way Of voc Alixstion he
esftves g most exeeordinsry results renders the
voice povorlals md enables the singer % yoosiize
With fnoiliiy, ssourasy and fns quality Of tons.
Prof Wolowskl receives visitors daily from % (
s,sleeS p p. r bic residsnes. No. 4si Tenth e.,
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Untsn Neminatisn

county convention met here to-day, and nomi-
mated the Hon. John Rowe for re election 10 the
Assembly. Our members la the next Legislature
were Instructed to support the Hon. A. X.
Mcclure for the D. 8. Senate.
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The War Spirit as New York.

Nn0 w N SpAftt NJ new YORK.
NEW YORK, August 20.-Arrangements are
making here for another monster war meeting to
be held within few days.
Recruiting IL very active here at present The
Commercial says that the quotas Of this city and
Brooklyn win, a also Of the State ut large, be
filed without dram. ID
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TRUSsEs-TRUssEs, of the ,aost A,Frotse
uslea, ard Al sls 9 aud prices-
eouth American Soap BARK.
90 isrEe and generA esSortment Of DFBrr
MsdlCines, Ecl eI Ar.soles. de.
Eot .se ~ MOQRk,S Wsst End Drut store
lis PL sye.. s0utk Eds. Iya-H'
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EJ-hlss peCusiarisy Of western pspes this
ops 10 dispeRsed with.
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Subscriptions 10 the Gsvsrnment Lean.
, NEW YoRK, Aug. 20 The subscription for the
three million dollars 7.30 Treasury notes was
opened at the sub-treasury day, and soon filed
up at az premium. Messrs Thompson Brothers
headed the List by q million, and the balance was
soon taken by the leading bankers.
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Nemtnasisn.

ToLspo, Ohio, Aug. l9.-The Union Convea.
ton here today unanimously nominated NJ Il
Waite, Of this city, TO represent the district In
Congress. . l-...t.
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pROPosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Pos1 OFFICE DIPARfMRNY,
WASHINGTON, August Is, Iee2


slAL,D PRoPosALs viii be received st this De-
partment until ~ O'Clock M, on Monday, the LIST
ment-
$50 tons 2,sl0 lbs, to the toni Of the best hard
White Ash Goal, furnace size
so tons X cd Ash, same size
300 cords best Oak Wood, and
20 cords BEST BAKERS, Pine,
One half of which, et least 70 be delivered By the
2o,h OF September and the balance a. soon there
aftsr Is preHeIaiiops can be made 90 receive it.
Partis. vill bo at liberty to bid for ths Wood and
Coal tog etheI. or for either one separately, and
their bids will be ceS sldered sooordingly.
seusIecteIy err2ng ents must be made 10 se-
cure TO the Government full weight and measure.
fhe Wood Ii to be corded and measured upon
the premises, and half she oak to be saved into
be piled away In the cellar.
The Cssl is 70 be slowed away in the bunks,
No bids will be entertained unless the most sat
isfaotory, evidence ean be fsrnIshed Of the reis-
bilitJ and loyalty of the Dartles.
delsy.
Samples Of the Coal proposed to be furnished
mast De sabmiited to the superintendent before the
PROPOSALS @ be addressed to the DisbursinE
CLERK OF the Post Once Department, and endorsed
"Proposas for Wood and Coal" aulsnnVtsepl
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VALUABLE CARRIAek lnoRsE FOB
nsss.. slngle. The aorss may Be seen @
fof term. :aarsss S3,E B., sssI oiAs~
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JSo' D. "t1iIfEANs9YEEa tt1ziRIffEANs9YEEa ANs BulLDEn.
- Z. Has RESUMED BUSINESS u

q the Shop 90 Ilsh street, between and streets
: Rssidssoe- e-leGk street, "a door above n street
RyopslNe promptly stssndsd y.
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EYE Rsss sSsgiAsHs pAixsS tSSoE sssss! 1xss
owner I'm the y. B. serUesl hayinE ben ordered
Of: 70 Be sssp % Ak4zARO11p hsus
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. chests sAo.os shbSt hbsst "a sna Green ye. ju., re-
HT eNn9 ut6 & sad vNnons avenue.
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EDUCATIONAL.

II PRINCE 6RoRaE's COUNTY, MD
The 3hirty-frst Annual Sc sion will Commences
seltemoer lst and continue ten months. Young
emit fc pursuit. Terms for boarders Si5o Der ssa-
sion There Is daily stage from W ashington to
Bladensburg.
au l9-eI2ws Prof J, FILL. Prpoipal,
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y DR.. JOHNSTON,
ID ALTItI RE

L. - y n ~ " SRI A LIZ
Has di:ccesrsd fks Esosf CsrfatE, SPEEDY asd eslS
ETtcfEal Rsp7sdy ~ rae World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
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eoop Nxws Yon AL.

--t -. ooop Nxws FOB ALL.
a- 81 WAsHINsror, June %, lS67.
This IL 70 certify that have been stone blind
for upwards Of two years. The best doctors In
Washington failed 20 cure me. t
Dr.. Tumblety has performed The miracle. Per.
sons wishing further particulars can call and zee
Ne. ~ -. SEvk BAILEY,
je91-6 At Mrs Bafbours. 37s "a st.. bel. ID and e.
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p OtI DoLLAR! OgI DoLLAR!! OsE DoLLARi!.
90 30 the1 Dollar Store, 438 Penn. avenue, near
Four street, and zee the splendid stock
Of jeweiry and silver.plated ware, and take your
choice fer one dollar. 1--we
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MAaosANY AyQ ALBANY AZ LUMBER
Poplar Lumber YsIa,. and WsIlnt aad Poplar
CGnn saa A.S Csei2st "A msfs5: hsS. q srS q unasF,
st the lovest DriSes. r. =. HRENAN,
nn.,m. Ha' si' 4 s.IGSsss.. Sas sss.isss NJ.
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IT THE
~ MON FEMALE ACAD envy!
THIRTEENTH ACADEMIC YEAR
commences
SEPTEMBER lST

DER
Circulars at the Bookstores. an Ii I'm
POCK HILL INsTITu7E, ELLICO11's
IA MILLS,
Howard Coksty, Md,
The exercises OF this Institution Will be resumed
on the first Of september For pal tlcuars appv
to the Director Of the Institute. Gu Il tsee
RROOKEVILLE ACADEMY,
- MoNTsoMIRY COUNTY, MD.
The next sesEion of this Institstien viii oom-
mence on Monday, September LIST. For cstalog les
address the PrIncIDal, at BTookeville, Md,
4. u. PRETTYAAN, A. M,
al slim Principal
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LET NO FALSE DELIClcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEOIATSLY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAxsHxLoR's HAIR DYE
Ths bsst Sg TIA World.

Wiuian A. Ratchelor's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not 10 be distinguished nom na-
turs-wsfrsAted NOS 10 injure the Hair in thefeast
remedies the III effects Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ate The Hair for LIE. 6ysy, Red ~ Rsstv dsH
inshatly turns splendid Black or Brown, leav-
ing ~ lair sofs and beautiful. Sold by all
Dnge1sh &c. ,eE1A. .Ia 90
10 The Genuine signed WHLIAnA. BAfsx.
ILon, o. ~ Josy silss V ssek bes. Z.
tsstwy, Ne. 81 Barclay st., Mes Yesk,
mH.ly z(Lste753 Broadway and l6 Bond ST.
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NOTICE.
ALI Persons are hereby notified that, from this
date, l Will PAY no debt contracted on my account
by any person whatever. lnless authorised by me.
DANIEL McsWINEY.
WaahlnEton. ID. @. Auspst 10. 1850. an u
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-13
Rebel Losses.

The Savannah Republican has the fol.
lowing relative to rebel losses in the year
1862: "Our loss in killed and wounded at
Fort Donelson may be roughly estimated a,
$500; at Roanoke and on the North Caro-.
lima coast, 600; at Elkhorn, $500; at
Shiloh, 10000. at Williamsburg, Seven
Pines, and before Richmond, $4,000; in
the valley of the Shenandoah, 5000; at
Cedar Run, 1900; at the second battle Of
Manassas, 5000; at Boonston and Cramp.
ton gaps, 1000; at Sharpsburg, 10000; al
Corinth, 1000; at Perryville, 5000, and
5000 for those who have fallen at outposts,
in skirmishes, &c. These figures added
together make the frightful sum $1,000
OF this number it would be safe to say thai
one-third, or $4,000, are now in theil
graves, having been killed outright or died
Of their wounds. Quite as many, probably
more, have died from sickness. To this
should be added q, 900 more of those who
have been MANNED, and whose health ha:
been ruined for life. Thus, our losses in
ten months of the present year may be
estimated at $4,000 men, who have either
perished or been disabled. If the whole
truth were known, they would probably
reach 100, 900 by the end of the year; 70,
the deaths from diseases iu the hospitals, il
the camp and at home generally exceed
those in battle. For every year the wal
continues we must expect our casualties tc
be quite as heavy as they have been the
present" - -..s - s-L
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-12-13
Princsly Testimony Against Slavery.

Here is what Prince De Joinville has Il
say of slavery, as incidental to his sketch
of McClellan's Peninsular campaign:
Great things can be done with slavery
fabulous wealth may be rapidly acquired,
as in Saint Domingo; while the blacks till
the soil, the whole free population may be
put under arms, and carry on war victor
iously With superior forces, as we see now
done in Virginia. But these are temporary
effects; and in the long run, slavery weak.
ems, ruins, and dempralizes all 1t touches.
Compare the destinies of two great neigh
boring, cities-Louisville and Cincinnati
compare what the FIRST has become, in spite
Of natural advantages, under the weakening
influence Of slavery, with the marvellous
growth of its rival, under the influence Of
freedom. The fate Of the slave Union
would be that Of Louisville. The old
Union, on the contrary, with its slow, eare-
ful, but certain progress towsrds emancips-
ton, would have resembled Cincinnati.