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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-09

The following officers were captured
yesterday at Layergne
Licut,-CoL A. r. LANoFoRD, 38th Ala.
w. Thomson Captain, 32d
sc. CALLER, Sergeant
S. S. PARKER,
j. dozens,
j. N. DANIELS,
A. DUFFN,
j. Il. LETrIsE, LIST 1t Bibles Cavalry.
j. II. LrvNcsToy, Corporal 32d Alabama
L. BLoUNT,
THos. FINHGn, Sergeant
There are other officers, whose names
we have not been able TO obtain. The
SD Alabama Regiment suffered severely,
losing large proportion Of prisoners.
Gen. ANDERSON fed ingloriously in the
beginning Of the action, telling his
soldiers that he was going after reinforce
ments He is bitterly denounced for
cowardiee and treachery. A large num-
Der Of letters were found in camp, from
husbands TO their wives, friends to
friends, from fathers to their sons, and
from girls to their sweethcarts. Their
tone is generally gloomy and desparing.
One man frankly tells his wife in Aala-
bama that Nashville cannot be taken.
CHmsToPHER IsLEY, Union man con-
script, was found in the Thirty second
Alabama. We have Charleston newspa-
pers of the Sd inst, and Richmond news
papers of the 9th.
The Richmond Dispatch has leader
which is dark and desparing in the ex-
treme. The editor says that he sees no
dawn Of light in the surrounding dark
ness, and that he has no more idea when
the war will end than when the world
will. He is satisfied that the North is
fully resolved to totally subdue the rebels
or be utterly destroyed itself, The Char
lesion Mercury says that the Lincoln
Government has made peace propositions
to JEFF DAVIS, and that the address of
the Northern State Governors to LINCOLN
will not be made public! The first
statement ia just as true as the last.
We have a synopsis Of the Confeder-
ate tax bill giving list of items, which
we will publish Tomorrow tits enough
tn make the stoutest rebel grosn to think
of paying twenty per cent tax.
The rebels are evidently retreating from
Kentucky, and making desperate effort
to keep out Of BUELL's reach. The pre-
tended ratification at Camp Dick Robin
son is only leint of the rebels. The
engagements between detachments of the
two armies which have occurred within
the last few days, have resulted most
favorably for the Union cause, and all
things indicate the speedy and inglorious
retreatof the rebels from the soil of loyal
kentucky We have the satisfaction Of
stating, also that an imense supply train
arrived here this morning from Bowling
Green, for our army. The foraging par
ties within the past two weeks have been
abundantly successful; Maj. HARDING
made an expedition yesterday, and re-
turned in an incredibly shert time with
tioo hundred anl hiriy heavily loaded wag-
ons; so that although there are over lif-
teen thousand soldiers TO feed besides
the sick and prisoners, there is not the
least danger of starvation. Our rebel
friends will be gricved to learn this, but
we can't help it, On the whole matters
look decidedly cheerful.
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PrOcIamatIOn on DE Gorernor.

u virtue Of the power aud authority In mo yes
- ted, as Military Governor of the State of Ten
nessoe. DO hereby appoint the following persons h.
hold and exercise tho unctous of The respective Of
fees attached 60 his ana their names and 10 perform
the duties thereof according 90 law, 10 wit;
rRsr WARD.
John tarper, Alderman. James Turner and VIM
Roheil7i touncllmcn.
SECOND WARD.
Jos tooh, Alderman. g. n southgltc and A.
Myers C1uuclmcn
ruHp WARD.
pa n..ioy, Alderman. Andrew Antaron aud
Alex. Mcdaniel Cognclmcn
rouuru WARD.
II. q, rcoNg, Alderman, l.. u. HuI aud Charles
eiyera, Crupcimru.
NTH WARD.
W. 3. Cheitham. Alderman o. % EnaNl.. ana n,
A. McDrllIni, CouuCllueu
SIXTH wABD.
NJ. M Hrien, Alderman. 2. }. Yarbf5l.h ami
WIN. Driver. Councilman.
sryEBIH WARD.
", q J.. tlaiborut, Alderman. WIN stewart and
Ihos Creldy, CoIuCilmon.
uGHrH WAND
Jos. Smith, Alderman Wm. Ulily aud \ym
etnboIut Cluucilmru.
- In Ir7rMosY WnTRF0r, I lave hero
I l. 8 unto 80 nay hand and caused the Great
I Seal of tlc State 90 DO Affixed at Nash
49, VILE his October 1T 1892
ANDREW JOHNSON C1,fsSoa.
EDWARD IT, LHr Secretary OF state.
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The Dbl Demand notes are Fcarcr aud soil readily
40 10 premium. They Rere quoted nj ItsdtS Go New
York TO day, being further advance
Government vouchers can not be sold 20 any extent
az batter than e0Mo6 but hoilors arr not willing to
accept this rate, ana there but limited business
L.-nn In lhnm
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We learn that there is TO be meeting
Of our bankers and brokers shortly to
consider the pFopriety Of adopting but
Ger a. one of the precious metals, and
buying and selling It like other currency.
A slice Of butter is as precious now as
leaf Of the ancient sybyllino oracle.
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3scr advertisements,
PENMANSHLP.

DMcARTHUR, LATE or GLASGOW. SCOTLAND,
4 would inform the ladies and gentlemen OF Mash
willie that he viii teach the art Of writing in
FIVE LESSONS,
giving them luo aud graceful style. Ills mode ia
Scientific and easily understood by all
Private Instruction given at their residences
Address Il. MACARTHUR,
OcAi-li' GAG T. O. Box.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EiS,Ds.Tgsa. DR. KING, formerly Of New yorE N
NttA the last four years OF Louisville Ky
and Who has devoted bic aitenil0nic
tho treatment of private diseases Tor 30 years Halter
hlmaeii having attended 90 prautico for % man,
years, and cured 80 many thousands be Ia ouabisd Il
cure ah diseases of private nature, matter how
pad thoy may h1 frUm Mludcl0ug medical treatment
on from neglect u thar own. Dr.. Kings DapguaaFv'
no - hcEtsi0k stroct between Cherry and tuu
ecohd story, where ~ cures a diseases Of privEta
uatnrB ~
gougrhen CURED without gAutsgus medicines or IL
difference with business
auclurcs Oi Oh or ro15nt date euectuaily cured
f4w days, by an operation which causes 90 pale
whore Structure exists health canuOt be- enjoyed
Perhaps 90 disease causes more mischief and uhdas
mines Me consultation so much.
ayphlif, with sll the diseases Of the fku Tf0wiuf
oai Of aagiect Or BAD Treatment, Gao be oiontuaiy
cured M few days.
EniHll We1tHsf -Pariicuiar attention HAVING ben
given 10 this seale aud all the consequences gr0wuf
out VI TO- brought un 10 many oaaoa BY the deatracivs
habia 0i lnc0usidefsio youths, aud excessive nduI
Flnre Of tlo passions, Neglect Of which viii under
mine she o1nfttuti0n, rendering The hulioci unat f
busneas or society, audc uiug premature Ola ars
fumalos who may be lalorng VIA any dimotli,t
hn Wumb mas real assured immediate relief
Fursons residing abroad BY writing and stating thoil
oaFe uitt fee unoosodi dhaot % d. a. Eiur Eo2
uai'-ficA street. hashv ns, Toun will haVoth6 noeor
cary medicines scot 10 their adffasH OHos ho1t.
IRON O'clock n ths laoEuiaG aniu In ths oysnlnF
uiyt0-hdhslF
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2,-The Washing
ton National Republican says that Nc
Clellan was in town on Tuesday. The
Republican also says, heavy firing was
heard yesterday in the direction Of
Leesburg il was sharp and rapid
cause unknown. The Baltimore Ameri-
can saws, the Monitor has been towed mp
The Chesapeake, probably TO Washing
ton. The gunboat Iroquois, arrived to-
day from Pensacola.
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/. 7. BEAUREGARD,
General Commanding.
A Glowing Article from a Rich
mond Paper.


1t says the war can end only by the
exhaustion Of the North or the extermi-
nation Of the SOUTH
Tho following editorial from a paper
al the rebel Capital is the most dismal
thing we have yetread from the pen of a
rebel journalist 1t shows that the vo-
taries of secession at last begin TO real
izc that the only alternatives offered
them by the people Of the United States
are submission or determination. The
people have solomly sworn TO preserve
the unity Of the nation at all hazards,
and nothing save the fat of Omnipo-
tence can dissuade them from maintain
ing that Union
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The New Rebel Tag Law!

Nothing could more clearly indicate
the desperate state Of rebel finances than
the revenue law lately passed by the
Richmond Congress. One Of the reasons
given by YANoEY, DAVIS, and their CO.
adjutors, why the Southern States should
leave the Union was that they were OPP
pressed by intolerable taxation, which
would be avoided by setting up an in
dependent government How near they
have reached the realization Of their
hopes may be seen in the following alb
stract of their new tax law, prepared by
the Louisville Democrat 1t will doubt
less seem to most of our readers that
seeding to escape taxation was a good
deal like seeding to protect slave prop
erty:
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CoHfusIoAgIoss--We are indebted to
several correspondence for communioa-
tions, which are necessarily deferred.
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LOST

A voucher, against the 4. $. for SilT 90,
"a given 10y Captain J. NJ. Hall, A. A. NJ, Ia WIN
Hcmbcusar Supposed 90 hayo been lost on College
stoeet, betwecn Unlon and the Square. Any ono
hnding I. will please leave u At this once and re.
ceve liberal reward for their trouble. Payment has
been stopped on it. II can only be collected by the
owner Oct.i-d3tH
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ed the following bill

SECTION /. The Congress of the Con-
federate States of America do enact
That the President be and he is hereby
authorized TO call out and place in the
military service Of the Confederate States
for three years, unless the war should
have sooner ended, all white men who
are residents Of the Confederate States,
between the Sges Of thirty-live and forty
five years, at the time the call or calls
may have been made, and who are not,
At such time or times, legally exempt
from military service.
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A nEvrNur WANTED In pIXIE.

A bill TO raise revenue for the South
ern war has been acted upon by the rebel
Congress. One section of the bill pro-
vides that on and after the FIRST day
of January, 1868, there shall be LEVIED
on every resident in the Confederate
States, for the support Of the government
and the defense Of the country, the fol-
lowing tax, TO wit: One-iif'h of the va
lue of all the wheat, corn, rice, rye, oats,
potatoes, hemp, fax, peas, beans, barley,
hay, wool, rosin, pitch, tar turpentine,
cotton, sugar, molasses and tobacco, pro-
duced by him in those States during the
previous calendar year; also, one-htth OF
the value of the increase for the preceding
calendar wear of the horses, asses, cattle,
sheen and swine; and also one-titth Of
the profits made in the preceding calen-
dar year In the feeding of swine, sheep,
cattle or mules; also, one-lfth Of each
persons yearly income, for the preceding
calendar wear, from all sources whatever,
except from the sources hereinafter de-
scribed, and except from the interest on
Confederate bonds, certificates, or trea-
sury notes.
Provided, That said tax so levied and
assessed shall be due and payable on the
first day of April, 1868. Provided fur
Their, That foreigners, resident within
the Confederate States, shall not be re
quired to pay, except from the aforesaid
article, produced by or for them, or from
incomes or profits derived from business
conducted by them within those States;
nor shall any tax be levied upon the
products of residents, where the total
value of such products, during said year.
is less than five hundred dollars, nor
shall any tax be levied upon the income
Of residents, where the total value of
such income is less than five hundred
dollars.
EXTENSION OF THE oONsoRIPT ACT.
The rebel Senate, on the esd ult, pass
al Nbo F,1Invvinfr hill
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from Ylslsdays Fsirl
Further Particulars Of the Lavorgne
Fight
Interesting Private Letters.
Generalization and Desertion in the
Rebel Army in Virginia.
Great Excitement at Charleston,
Mobile, and along the Southern
Coast
Address Of the Governors Conven-
ton at Altoona to the President.

Rebel Twenty per cent. Tax BILL
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{ RAss SEEDS -- Blue. Orchard. Herds
" eui Timothy Sod, for sale hy
wa lyon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-10
From California.

SAN FRANcIscO, Sept The ste3mer Consti-
tuition sailed Yesterday for Panama with 10 pas
sengers and $40 600 IL treasure for New York,
Gil, 200 icr EugIa d and $40, 900 coastwise.
Since tn decision of the supreme court agl ,pst
receiving legal tender notes for the State tax they
have sold az low as Is per cent. discount. The
point Of the decision Is that taxes not debts
within the meaning Of Congress- so she provision
OF the State constitution requiring taxes to be paid
In gold must remain in operation
The receipts from the mines since the depart
ure OF the last steamer amount to . 00O, COO The
silver from the Ophir mines has Welded 5000, 600
during the past month
The election Yesterday resulted In the over
whelming tri iumph OF the republican Union ticket.
In every county heard from the anti Latham can
didates for the Legislature have been elected.
The amendments 10 the constitution were adopted
by large majority
San Francisco, sept 6.--Arrlved, steamer
Uncle sam Panama Sailed, shi p w estern Con-
tinent, HoT2 Kong, carrying STAG 900 In treasure.
Trade /, quiet Drills 81.
The liSI Of men subject 10 military duty in San
Francis, - completed. IL contains - 500 names.
Upwards Of SlO,G09 for the relief Of suffering
Ireland, recently contributed, went forward In
the last steamer.
The election returns Qnconpiete) show forty
seven Union members Of the Assembly elected
and 70 II Union democrats Every Latham dem
ocratic Senator IS defeated. Six Douglas demo
Gratis aud four BreCkinrid ge democrats hold over,
constituting the sole opposition element liz the
Senate, which has thirty nine members.
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Maine tlectton.

PORTLAND Me Sept. Returns from two
ffths of the State show a republican Toss, whicb,
II 1t continue in the ratio will leave the re-
publican majority to be about 900, against nearly
IL coo last year. The republicans have carried
four ont Of II ye Of the con9rs ional districts
The first district is In doubt. There will be Il
large republican majority In both branches Of the
Legislature, though not az large az last year.
PORTLAND, Me Sept. s-The result of the
election in this city today resulted az follows ::
For Colbur9, (rep 1859 votes; Bradbury, (dem
Gil; jameson, (Union dem j. 1O2, being repub-
lican mej lrity Of 335.
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FROM FrRTHEss MONROE.
OF The Associated presa

correspondence OF the Associated freso
FoRTkKss MoNEoK, Sept s.-The fag OF truce
steamboat COssacE arrived from Aikeh's Landing
this forenoon with over six hundred Federal SOL
diers paroled. They have been In prison on
Belle Island. They report that on September 4th
John Hickey, Of Philadelp phia, was shot I'm the
Libby prison by the guard. The guard fred at a
Union prisoner for looking out Of the window,
and killed Hickey instead. The guards name
was James owen.
On September 9th there Were sixty-two Of Gen
eral Pope's officers taken to Richmond aud placed
in close confinement IN the Libby PRISON. also
about thirty soldiers
The Richmond Enquirer OF September 9Th
contains the following:
"The past few days have been occupied In tue
burial OF the dead On the plains Of Manassas.
The movements OF the armies beyond are un-
known, the game Cf strategy being now deemed
essential by both combatants-tke one for the
preservation, the other for the capture Of Wash
ington.
"A flag Of truce was sent from the enemy day
or two after the last battle, asking permission to
bury their dead. IL was granted, and soon after
a regiment OF negroes, armed with spades, ap.
peared After performing theiS work they were
very proierly taken in charge by our troops,
most Of them being runaway 'contrabands,
The 18th Of September has been appointed by
JEFF. Davis as day Of fasting and prayer, by a
inviting the people Of the " Confederate Statex''
to assemble for worship-to render praise to God
for the triumphs at Richmond and nianassas.
The same Pspe, claims victory In the battle.
dNS
Lees headquarters were at Anandale, eight miles
from Alexandrla.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th says:
"lt is now one week since our last battles, and
the public have no information Of the particulars.
II 10 tring with the public heart TO be thus care.
| less Of It's deepest feelings. No one knows who
was killed or wounded. We do not know whose
fault II Is, but In behalf Of the bereaved we ap-
peal to the Secretary Of w ar to ascertain who has
| fallen and make IL public.n
The removal Of Col. Thomas b. Bigger, post
L 90 Iahr 60
Also that parties Of wounded rebels are daily ar.
L riving from Manassas, and have nowhere 20 10
l ana no one care for them. '-~
i The Richmond Dispatch Of the Ath, calls on the
confederate Congress "to enact the most vigorous
measures for executing the consumption act so a.
| 70 eali Into the field Immediately all le-bodied
i men between Is and 45 years Of age, to enable
them % at once push their line Of battle into me
heart Of the snemv's country"
Ii 10 sdld In Richmond tina! the New Merrimae
i Ia u failure, bat she In completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-10

GRsAr 'k<>rIts"tEIA ROUTE, ria Baltimore
and i1svsat:s1: % -. Nor.h and W.u'-Two
trains leave w Wa:bington daily and one on Sun
day-qutck iioe--low fare and sure connections
Soldiers t.Acts soii through a. government
rats. For tic kets aud further information apply
nt the O&ce OF Gres: Pennsylvania Route, north
east come: of fennsyiYania avenue ana Sixth ct q,
Washington, otaCe open from a. IN. until 9 p
m; OIL Sundays from = TO p III.
au li-lY Il. o NoRToa, Agent
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The HHr I'm Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 9-On Thursday last a for
aging party from Cumberland Gap encountered
a party Of rebels seven miles distant. The Fed
eral loss vas one killed and three wounded.
The rebels were driven away with consid era BILE
loss, thsy were exposed TO raking fire from cur
32-pounders.
The rebels Yesterday destroyed the water sta
tons at Benson and Bagdad, on the Louisville
and Frankfort Railroad, and tore up one hundred
yards Of the track.
Rumors are quite general here, but those at
headquarters are not advised, or do not credit It,
that Gen. Thomas l.. Crittenden has vanq mis- he'd
portion OF BIagg's rebel forces near Gallatin,
Tennessee, and that also Gen. Bragg's entire
forces are crossing Cumberland river wit h the
view OF invading Northern Kentucky.
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SpcCUiation.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. The special cores
pondent OF the Press, writing from Sykesville,
Md, yesterday, Fays he has just left Monrovia on
account Of the approach Of the rebels, party OF
their cavalry entering there on sunday. Many
specula'ions were rife relative to the movements
OF Jackson. Some sav he 10 On his way, with a
large army, to Gettysburg, Pa, az to De within
striking distance Of Chambersburg and York,
and is now near Hanover, while others assert
that he hag marched to w estminster, and viii
move on Baltimore In that dire ction. Others as
sert th IL this latter movement is merely feint to
cover bis entrance in Pennsylvania
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Affaiys In APkausas

MEMPHIS, Sept. G.-Late arrivals from Helena
report all quiet there. Our pickets stationed in
the country roand are freq usntly troubled by
struggling guer.llas. An expedition had captured
and brought down to Helena the wharf boats
from Eunfce ana Napoleon. The rebel prisoners
captured state that large number Of Texas troops
fully armed and equipped, have arrived at Little
Rock, Arkansas, within the last few days. Ii Is
reported at Helena that General Rosecrans made
an attack on the rebels a. Tupelo, but was re-
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nE-ly Uate 2l3 Broadway and 13 Bono 81.

NlHssRs. A. II. HALL & Co, have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods from their
branch store, 308 Pennsylvania avenue, back 10
Boston, during the summer, where they will be
pic aed to receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and 81 Of The various articles made froI.
India Rubber Or Gut:s Percha. Orders Will be
forwarded 10y any express compdny's lightning
traiu, and arrive Ia IN twenty four bnurs, cheaper
80 our citizens than they could oe sold here.
Send On your orders and have them filed at man
ufscsuTe9b p.iCet at MeSsrs n. A. Hall Il Co.'S
warehouse, (vbere they have the largest assort-
.ment Of India Rubber Goods In the world, } IS
MIX street, Boston, Naas. may l9-h,w,s,u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Tls bar - fks World.

Niijia,a 4. Ba:chelor's celebrated Hair Dye
produces 8 color not 30 he distinguish from aa-
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remedies the III eaec:a OF tad dyes, and invigor-
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Instantly turns splendid Black or Brown, leav-
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fssfs-s, Ne. 81 Barclay ST., N.s York,
nT-ly (I.ate 233 Broadway and 10 Bono ST.
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The old SIKH Massachusstts Regimen,
Hetuvniau

BosToN, Sept. 9.-Fhe Old Sixth Massachusetts
regiment, received the Heartbeat ovation in their
march through Boston this afternoon. They
leave for Washington via New York and will go
through Baltimore.
The citizens war committee publish an address
this afternoon urging every able bodied man to
have in his possession at once the necessary arms
and clothing TO meet any emergency that may
occur
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Capture of a Federal Steamer on the Ten
River.

CINcIsNATI, Sept. 9.-On the Sd inst the steamer
VIM. B Terry, with two Dahlgren howitzers,
while agrOun1 In the Tennessee river, was cap
tured by Suerilles The enemy were in position
on an adjacent hill, and fred so rapidly an to
removed the guns from the boat and captured
seventeen Government officers and men, and
burned the boat. The officers Of the boat were
liberated. The rebels also captured three free
negroes and Eold th"n on the spot.
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The Indian TFoubles

OMAHA, Sept. s-Messengers from the fankton
agency aTDved at Sioux City Oh the oth bringing
on that that tr be the eve Of rising
against the whites. Some settlers OF Doootah
have already been attacked Women ana
children, all along the Missouri river 70 Fort
Randolph, are seing to Sioux City tor proteonoo.
Help In al ksd for.
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The Draft in Pennsyiva mia -.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8 The city comm issi on
ers to make the draft gave notice that they will
commence the 2Dtb to make the draft for the
quota required from each ward and precinct, un
less the same be filled before that time by volun-
teers which will Obviate draft
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War Meeting at Altoona, Pa.

ALTOONA, Pa, Sept. S.-A large and enthusi.
ab,ic meeting OF the citizens Of Altoona and the
surrounding country was held here tonight, In
addresses were made by l.. w. Hall and OFT ers.
mpanies are being formed, and all our citizens
are aWake 70 the impOEtancs Of the hour.