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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

THE VAIIAYDINGHAM PLATFoRM.-If our Val
landingham conservatives, says an exchange, had
lived at the time of the lrst murder, they would
have put it into platform about as follows
Reso1Uea That we are equally opposed to the
pretended pety and evident ianatacsm OF Abel
and the authorized violence Of the high toned
and chivalrous Cain.
Rasoleed, That the Ultras' who are clamorng
for the hanging OF Cain. which would only cXas
pcrate him, desire TO destroy the domestic hap
pincss and peace Of the family, and have no other
purpose in view.
Resolved, That we are in favor of Furnishing
both parties, and invite all conservative men TO
unite with US in frowning down the whole busi
ness.
Resolcea That nobody has a right TO provoke
murder, aud if Abel had exhibited less fanata
clsm, this one never would have occurred.
ADMISSION ANNIvERsAtY.-La Last Tuesday, Sept
9th. was the twelfth anniversary Of the admission
q cf California into itp nj
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13
JOURNAL.
Weaverville, Saturday, Sept Is, 1852.

The BELEAGUERED CAPIToL.-Stirring times
at and in the vicinity Of Washington are indica-
ted by the latest overland dispatches, in antici.
pation It seems, Of an attack from the rebel ar
my now massing in Virginia. Extensive precau-
tlon is being taken TO present such disaster, and
We cannot for moment cherish the belief that
this Government will ever permit the city bear
ing the name of the immortal Father of bis
Country" to be desecrated even By the presence
of the traitorous minions of JEFF. Davis. We
cure not how great their number or strength may
bet can't be done. The Notifications of Wash
ington are supplied with over two hundred guns
of the heaviest calibre, manned by the most ex-
perienccd artillerstS In case Of attack three hun
dred thousand men, in addition to the present
force. could be set down at Washington in forty
eight hours the loyal masses Of the Nor tn would
sweep down like an avalanche when they knew
she Nations capital was in danger, and the Poto-
nee would swarm with armed vessels of war;
1t is proposition not worth dwelling on at
length. An attempt to take Washington mi ght
result in good the phlegmatc North, a cotem.
porary says. needs something of this kind to
stir it up to the real cxigencies Of the times"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13
THEY pIp'Nr Srcorrp-Imtelv some rbeavv -

THEY DIDN'T Lately some heavy I"
politicians endeavored to have Seward removed
from the Cabinet on the ground of incompetency.
The President met them in his quiet and effective
way, res lying that a man who worked three times
as many hours as any of his colleagues, and dos
three times as much work each b0ur, was Ger
lalnIy not incompetent, in bis opinion. They
must bring some helLer reAsOn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

PoPrLAR MINlsTER-The Courier says Rev.
Mr. Haynes, who has preached "Chrst and Him
craciGcd, TO the citizens Of Shasta for two years,
left on the 3lst utr bearing with him the g friend
chip and warm wishes " of that people. 1t is a
rare. but we believe deserved instance of minis.
terIaI appreciation in lhis elevated region.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

Coon JoKE.--Joe. Pentlond's Circus rendered
the flrcmon of Grass Valley, Nevada county, a
benefit. The benefit cost them Sj25 the whole
expense of the entertainment was sj47 the re-
cepts $500, leaving deficit of S27.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

ADYANcE BoUSTY.-A dispatch from San Fran
cisco to the Bee, September 9th, says Major Ring
gold that day received an order from the War
Department, authorizing the Paymaster to ad.
vance to every new recruit $50 of the $l0O
bounty, and one months pay-$l3.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

The Union Administration ticket was success
full BY great majority 10 Shasta county. SWEET
has large majority over both Stevenson and
fitzgerald, and Chapel, for the Assembly, re-
cclged nearly all the votes cast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

WORSE THAN SAvAGEs.-Murderous guerrillas
lie hidden and sneaking on the banks of the
Ohio and shoot innocent travellers who are quiet
ly pursuing their avocations. If the whole civi.
lied world does not protest against he barbarism
Of the guerrlas, then civilization is a sham
NcUada JOuTnGI.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

For SHASTA BUTrG.-According to the Courier
Prof Whitney left Shasta last week, intending
to ascend Mount Shasta for geological purposes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

THE casualties of ali kids IL thc army Of the
Western Department Date Halleck's 's) since it en-
tered the field, are stated at 635OO, of which 40,
600 are charged 20 death and absence from sick
ness and $4,000 to various casualties by battle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

FRur.-We return thanks to Charles Sloan,
Esq. for fine sample of the White Sweetwater
Grape, grown on his grounds, and to j. NJ.
Fisher, of North Fork, for basket Of neclarncs
sent us.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

NoTIoE the advertisement Of Appiegate & Co.
who offer valuable property for sale at Junction
CITY. 1t is rare chance for profitable invest
ment
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13
B i + t h $:

In Weavcrville, Sept 5th, to Mrs. Herman
Stciglts, a DAUGHTER.
in Weuvervlle, Sept. 9th, 10 Mrs Robt. Joynt,
a SON.
In Weavervlle, Sept. 9Th, to Mrs. Patrick Muir
ply, son.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

Rebels entering York County, Pennsylvania.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

next Friday, Sept. 10th, for the murder Of Paulus
Crosse.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

"SUNDAY DISPATCH This is the title of a
new paper just started at Sacramento by Folger
Brothers. Tie contents are passabIe Tor sun
day paper but the print is abominabe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13
Gen. Pope ordered to Minnesota.

Lntest from Fort RidgcIcy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

THE Placcrville Aesgs calls Latham {" Milton
S. Pmu-ibilly."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-09-13

ADMISSION ANNIvERsAhY.-Las Tuesday, Sept
9Th was the twelfth anniversary Of the admission
Of California into the Union as State.
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FIGHT AT MANASSAS JUNCTION..
Oar Accommodating Parties Attacked By
- Rebels.

dispatch from Gen. Sisels headquarters,
da3ed on SATURDAY. Might, states that There was
mail .re1sl S1see atAldie on THURSDAY. -
AreeonhoiseAnceto Gainpsvil NeE BS3ti-
m6ee, Hs8mafkct, and Thorougafare GAP,
under command of Major Stedman, 0fsths.6th
Ohto cavairy, restuuRd TO Fairfax COurt House
oAsSaturday nofning, and reports rebel force
of about 100 men at New Baltimore.
The reconnoitering party passed through the
Gap, and upon their return We're fired up0n by
guerilias. Two Of men were severely
wounded by thu enemys fire.
Major S:e,iraan reports the Manassas Gan
railroad IN good running order 10 Front Royal
Another reconnois sance sent ont on Thurs,
day from csntarville, under command Of Capt
Conger, of the Third Virginia cavalry, by WAY
OF la ISIS Ford 10 Dumfries, Stafford Springs,
and Wsr1enton Junction, with orders 10 re-
turn by way of Catlett's and Bristow Stations
and Manassas junction, to which point de-
t,ehment Of the First Virginia cavalry, under
co,nmand of Capt. Flint. had been sent for
Capt GoEser's support At the same time 4
detachment of the First Maryland cavalry
was sent 10 Bristow Station. which they left at
, o'clock p. nj. on Friday. Ia niediately npon
their arrival at Manassas Junction, they We're
attacked by a large force Of rebel cavalry and
driven back with Il loss or Two officers I.icu.
tenants Patterson and Dorsey and 10 men
AT 4 o'clock p. m. Capt. Conser's detachment,
while On its way from Catlrti's station to
Manassas Junction, was attacked, about two
mile. south Of BristoH station. by force OF
rebel cavalry lbs strong. Capt. Congea's force
nun bsrrd only 50 men, with which he resisted
the rebels tor some tir,e finally retiring towar
Manassas, n which place his force arrived on
Saturday morning. Capt. Conger's horse be-
coming disabled, he " 81 taken priso4rr along
with his brother, ist Iieut. CongeI and or,
man. We killed twelve OF the enemy and cap
tured Two prisoners and three horses
TIL" rebels on Saturday morning advanced
uron Manassas with strong force to recon
noir- our :d:anced outpo-t-. They made their
appearance at Manassas Junction with $50
m.n, and at Eristow station with rs men
After satisfying themselves the whole force ~.
turned. evidently TO Warrenton junction Re-
DUblicdH
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FINANCES

The Secretary of The Treasury will short
~ discontinue the receipts OF deposits OF
bsen proposed, offer the five-twenties at any
discount from the market rates. or. in other
words. to public competition, but viii "ndaav-
or TO expedite their conversion a., rapidly rs
possible.
The representation made IN some quarter
that the public debt has reached Two thousa nd
millions. is 4 gross cyagcration. On The LIST day
OF the present month il was only S>620.UoD, Ua0
and Is now less than :>iiIai.;sT,tW0. The amount
included the entire circulation of every species
OF notes, and between seventy and eighty NIL
lions of the d::l,t of the late administr ation
But. except claims for which no acquisitions
have yet been made, the claims, adjusted ana
nHa.ijusjCd, cannot exceed twenty millions Of
dollars.
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
PENSION BrREAr APPOI

PENSION BCREAr APPOINTMENTS.
The Commissioner Of Pensions has made the
follow ing additional appointments OF surgeons
20 examine applicants for pensions. Va.
At Dubuque. Iowa, DIR. K. Le1ris; al Toledo,
Ohio, Ir. W. G.. Daniels, at IiaAcastars Ohio,
Dr. p. NJ. Wagrnhals; 1t Hamif3on, Ohib. III.
+. j.. Morris: 1t Newport, RE Dr. rhfodorc
C. Dunn, q. Providence, r. l., DR.. Charles G..
Mcknight: at Prqua, Ohio, DR.. Samuel Gray:
at Syracuse, n. Y, Dr. John +. Trowbridge.
Some of thesa Pension Bureau examining
surrronships ars "fat things" ~ the fee for
each applicant examined il Sl.5c. and some OF
them will b. called on toexamine thousands III
the course OF the wear
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION

Tho Secretary of the Interior has recently
made decision reversing the previous decis.
ION OF his prodecessor-Jake Thompson
allowed New Mexican bounty land clairns for
military services prior TO Sept Q, lsJo the date
OF the organization of the Territory under The
Government Of the United STATES. Under
fhoInpson's contrary decision, a large number
OF such claims Of citizens of New Mckee have
been allowed, and the lands have been patented
20 thorn. This decision Of Secretary Smith rr.s
of all such claims a. are still pending ,ay-s
number. II does not, however. affect the tin.
IN any Such cases where warrants or pstr,,.
have already issued.
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THE LATE RECoNNoIssANcEs AM
SklRAlSHEs OVER THE RIvHn

FMRyAI Court HoCsE, Oct 27-Capx
Dalgreen, OF Gen. Sieef's STAG, has returs.e
from an expedition 20 CS,lett's Station. IA
found thr picssts Of she enemy on the seA-r
side OF Cedar Run; small parties only having
been lately at Greenwich and Brissow.
Capt. Conssr, Of the ID Cavalry, was seriouslv
wounded in the engagement last FRIDAY. ana
layr in farmhouse near bristow.
Lieut. Ccnser and two privates were taken
prisoners, and sent 10 Cuipeper.
Capt. Conger fought, with his small force of
shout 30 men, a very strong force Of the enemy
about 100.
The enemy had one captain killed, and two
captains wounded besides having seven or
eight priyates killed and quite a number
woun6rd.
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THE STORM.

There was doubtless terrific gale along the
whole Atlantic coast yesterday and last night
leading 10 approximations Of serious disaster 10
some OF the vessels Of our blockading squad
fons. ..-s... .a..
As an Offset for them, II any shorld have
occurred, we may add that the rain will prob
ably so swell the upper Potomac as TO add per-
haps fifty thousand men 10 the effectiveness OF
McCleiian's army, by permitting him ~ use
otherwise that number OF those now engaged
in guarding the fords
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TELEGRAPHIC.
THE REPORT or GEMS. RosrcR.Ss Am
fyecOR = having BBEN IRRHfxp
- For pIs0BEDIKSoE Or oRDnRs 90
ABSOLUTELY PsISy

Lorsvitts, Oct. &--Col. Edward Mct,>oS.
acting Brigadfrr GENERAL, with so cavalry,
ieft Crabb Orchard on Thursday rnotnisS ana
eneosntsred serersiS hasds Of Mosvas's end
ssssrs cavaafy q Point Lick sad NJ nm,
killing four or Ave -cf shsm end takiae Ehear
nieSrsph operator and apparatus, with thirty
me- prisoners and thirty wagons narsy
loaded. -
me rrmainder Of the rebels went toward.
Mount Vernon 81, -
: Col. McCook had two horses sf,ps pn6.rs,r,
AT Richmond, KY our forces oap3ur.., ,wo
hundred sick and wounded rebels, WHOM r.
psrol-d. Co., a. "a. ~. :. - =,
All reports OF disobedicncc OF orde,. bv a.,
erals MeCook or Rosecrans. or Of thsss 49,.
been arr ested, are absolutely false. So
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TO BE Mustered OFT.

Orders have been issued to muster out of the
service the 6Oth Ohio Volunteers, q year
regiment made prisoners not long since 81 Har-
pers Ferry, and since kept at Chica go on parole.
Though the time OF this regiment is not quite
out, so insubordinata and otherwise useless
has il proved 1T Chicago that IT has been
deemed beet TO get rid Of it, being utterly
worthless as q whole, with as little delay a.
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The Nrw l0rk Herald has another SEN
ssticn dispatch from Cincinnati. to the clic ct
that ,eadihg Southern men have proposed a
compromise on the basis OF a National Con-
fention. which, - b" recognize III" doctrine OF
Secession "a founded upon the resolution OF 'a-
and 'He, 10 provide for the return of fugitive
slaves, or the payment Of their value 10 their
owners, ana Oil acceptance of tine Crittenden
compromise. These propositions, the dispatch
says, are 20 M submitted TO the Governors OF
the loyal States, who are 10 meet II Washing
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GeTTScHALS-PATTt.-W are glad 10 i'm .
form our readers that the Two most euinsr-
nansiesi celebrities n. present in America, will
Nisii washington on the first OF next week
And give IA combination two grand concerts
Nj Gottschslk has lately been In Boston
" here ne gave four concerts and one ms,i,s,.
10 crowded and sppreciativr audiences ".
copy from the Journel ofthst city:
"dOTTECHALE.-Moet gioriou,Iy did III. 8,
NOUS pianist fulfill the promises made for Mn
II his concert on Saturday evening He ha.,
rMr aitainmrIfs. The manner In which h,.
Iaanlpulates the piano appears wonderful.
ia movements ara ali grace and ease, com
Ctnsn with such lightning CELEBRITY Is 70 enchan;
Inc spectator, especially when the sense of
Gss.ihE also pa-taSas Of -ae marvellous feast.
IL SIseaons performed by Mr.. Gottschaik
w. mnAiS his own compositions :, or arrange
T1Iii,s:, | saeepuons bein. Two YTctuics by
ShoP,h, sahuwichec liz, rs III ILLUSTRATION 10 q
frv OF our egotisueai ..eiassicists,, how Tnuch
suir ltoT ne l. " heIr, in his ability To a,n.ar
IL ihtE exclusive spL.rr. as wsii - y, :i''t
n'nSh Syohu them that they may never ,sY,i-r
- A.. 1sce, pieces comprised ths Lag fo,,.
"HisSrere" from Truraiarr- !. vrnns an. 'us
tn mes from Villas T.U. Hurmurrs 49,. W
the two pr.!pdss before nsntionsJ md 90
crlziEal Ojos CrlOllo,, The instrnm.nt n, 'ts
whirh he played was one OF Cls,cseri,y.s ~
WHITTIER ewing 10 ia superior uunIi,irs ~ ~ :
fpf nGid handling u had, OF both, Il "a ve So-,n
tb9 u:ostenchantiDg tones we hayeeyer Iistcne1
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Observation-Disclosures Vanderbilt, Hon. f,
McMulien, Col. De Asreada, N. Strakosch
Col Richards, Gel. Titus, Dol. Benedict. Gen
Schurtz and Hon. T.. NJ. Madden, n. Y: Hon
J. Z. MeDousall, Cal; Col winSfield, Mirror
Woodruff and Capt. Wilkinson. H. BIN. A.
Col Tompkins, RI, and Hons. u q. Bain
r. A Pike and ]. NJ. Wood, Me-, are a. Will.
lardS'
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ARMY GAZETTE.

Al The request OF Major General Mcdowell.
court OF inquiry, consisting OF Gems. Hunter.
Cadwalatier and Garfield, sill lnic: IN this city
to-day, IA III ye>tigate The military conduct Ofthat
gentleman. According 10 an order ju>t iss ur:i
from the War Department, troops in active
campaign must be prepared 10 byouac on the
march. the allow aEc'' Oi tents being Ii Iui'rs',
hos uital tents bling for tn" sick and wounded
must not be diverted from their proper usr
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nPOWNED OFT

The rain storm Of yesterday and last Nigh!
SO completely flooded the rooms of the War
Department a. that this morning water stood
some inches deep upon the floors OF its halls,
while its cellars were complete reservoirs
This results from the fact that the roof has been
taken of, TO add another story 10 The building.
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xDi1c2 x.ESIsG STaR:-Justice Thorupsan ;r
Ms card published in the, National Repuhlicsn
Chais- us Win iaie- sac airing in the mt a..
made IN previous issue. We did not intend 10 as
ssrl; nor do We now assert. that the e,idenre ef
Micnael d. Gorman Was refused against Dodd. huf
We say now. rs We intended to he iindersfoad thai
II ras refused for the defence of James Monahsn.
ana that az the time Of the refu sal German WAS mai
under arrest hut was after the refusal Of his evil
dsnce. arrested and tried an accom- plice 10 the
alleged assaulted Mcnshsn ON Officer Lusby ,
$3.50. JANIS MoSaRAN and
MICHAEL 3. CoRnAy
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NARsHAL's sAlE.-In virtue Of q wit of osn
~ f.c,ss. issued from the Clerks Once of the
county ef Ws.hington. and 10 u,e dipest.s vi,
a. 9bl,e fer essh in front q the Court
9Th day u No1emter Issa. at /, clock q. ali de-
IensaHts right, title. claim and intervst an and 70
~ ar ssssSr N,s IN ths esy of
In: .b i'm tbssecn se.ed and le,ie
to ss,ss 5uds: So Ks TO oc.os snd y Ss sole
favor Of John ". hden0ur, nee q upton q. RiSs-
oeN ats q. s. aarshaI % q
MARsHALiS sALE.-In virtue OF writs offeri
IvI facias issued from, the Clerks Ohcs of the
Circuit Court o. The District Of Columbia for the
Ell ps bic sale for CASH. in frons ~ the cesri
Honse door Of said county. on thu RsDAT, the
.1d Being in M.ss. ssasd os1ss,
snsns for the ss@s al as sson. the .ssons s.
Diary OF tie city Of " ashington. slandins on tse
the cid Bisdsnshrs road jesdinr 10 soss ,ns of
anc running up the said road with an allowances Of
risht NORTH ssTenys aesree. .sst ON On nd me
nan perches, north tsenty-teo degrees. west ak
twenty perez es north 6fty d. and half eerr.e-l
ss, sen 1SI.s one ives:
the 81 S tsea Is o.,s
sSs .rs ssFsr dssses sss, ses hssared and
marked p. H., 1879, then south eiThty-six ssS :
Deli degrees, cart sixty me pcrchok. Ia the
pike scaS then south four degrees east one ~,
drcd and seventy zig p-rches. with the said rcd
tQen south two and q9s.ter deg reeet west sixs,'
eight AID y psrehs., stil EiIh The aid road 10
south .syensy I'VE and hall tcsrrss. west sirht
CT ssid thirty uinss ne e ,S :. ss' ia
fA9 &c boundary line ~ str light line 10 the BE-
Selsns' eonsA'nins ptns'y 'sevvs acres and eigat
b q; also ,h. s,As. tract q land sss!snins q.
y: n. ISIS, and rphninS. theDcs north 81 deS Is
min ,wost y perches 20 Rock CFsek ChdreS rod.
. t sss sStsh - deg Is in east w I s.reSss
nnrfs - deg east g 70 lel perches 20 pif.
.Ssa sha stone; thence souta deg 81 min esst
liz sl,i:s p-rches With aid turnpike 20 RrsvrS
sorner; u.n,e "a the besi inine stone, these two
81 W Wat large tract az mpro cd Land crneS
=. me ,sss .ssse srows . and levied
s.:s.5 sndicie,s Nos 80 81 u. Y lf7; g. ssi,
20 arm - To Gctoker tern, in favor OIL p Barth'
sio~, fdvsr Hail l. .. rrrrs q Co. WI. n.
siEca, Gao ", F.r.nt, fssArt Hsiberser o..
WARD " LANoN.s
= g ss = =. : : = =. = :. I A.rsAe P,Ss
FAt HAfT ~ ~ s shs Az rs SfSiI.sise
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NAVY YARD.

The Monitor was launched Yesterday from
the marine railway at the Navy Yard. She will
be fully prepared for action in a few days.
The steamer Anacostia has been overhauied
and newly painted throughout, aud left the
yard yesterday afternoon for the Potomac
fiotilla
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D.. Srhs".k viii h. at hi- ra.11- No. a.; Fiz!,th
tirr"i Washington rity ca "Wednesday 0cInhrr
9Th. 'I"'i II =. IN IN T.. i All Iu com plain
~ Ntth t"ugh. Cold ar Pain IN til. Breast rould
40 .''h "a c'ii and see him. Or. S.hepck i not All
cNp'iN''r !rmE :" ist. lie gives riyic, free ar,i
'\Hin'"" lungs without tn: RI ,rTurIriar frnt nf
charge. But hr,. patient virh.- IL know hi, eA-
aci C"fii ifi"n-Thcth-r hI- I.l.:2S rail, dis
eaSed or not, md whether il = Bronchial Tuber
rnln., P!rnrri;r. "r Ca.ijics In Inc Iun@e-Fc
eii"nN haze e thorough examination with t:rr R.>-
plroiHrf"r, which costs three dollar. BIZ then
they mast 10" prepared to hear tho worst.
br, SrfirncH kr' nnt him bark hC does not wish
ans p-r."n i, tah- his n,,-icir. thai cannot Ice
Erc"tly benefited or cured. H. wishes every one
that - com planning .th pain in the side breast
tHrh. Kidneys, or haOuiisX blade. cO-tivo bowels
sati"" com loss of appetite, s"r"ure,
stomach "a1krr or sore tiIront or an, impurts of
the IL! "o: - rail and see him for often without amy
examination he can So. 8; Glance what i tn.
tel. Sometimes VERY little medicine with the
patent j. rraured, Frequently sin gle box OF
Srh'Drk'E Mandrake Pills il suitici1 Mt
pf. SchencA s."ay- la. full ppl, of his nl-di-
c!Iies al his Rooms. which he had ST nj! times
AlS" tor sale hy al Drug giSts
frire al The Puinonic Syrup and >.a Weed Tonic
zach 5 per bottle. - the halls duzrn. Mandrake
Pills. y ccntr per box DC .7-ot
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IRON RICUMnNn

Mr.. W. G. Burney, who has been prisoner
=, tia famous Libby prison, m Richmond. for
1--WE weeks past arrived hers, to-day, having
been discharged on Thursday last.
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" TIE Provost Marshal Of Baltimore can
t!fed on " ednesday last, At North Poinr, y
schooner having on board several trunks. said
TO contain quininr, letters. and six good, which
were about being conveyed TO Dixie. Seven
Passengers Were arrested ..s..-.. d,
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- General Di1 has written Il letter TO parties
Ar New York. declining to allow thu. ust.ot hi .
naEas N connection with the gubernatorial
chair or tiIat State.
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RELEASED.

A. F. Kim;ne! was on Saturday released from
the Old Capitol prison by order of the Secretary
of War
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I" fhr Military Bureau OF eunsyIysnia
oas decided that inen.bers elect TO the Legs.
iasure cannot claim exemption from the dratt
Cn that account ..I....-|
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

~ The steamer CITY OF New York, which
SAVED on Saturday. took out s7s5,s3a in specie:
and the HASA, hitch sailed on the same dax
took Out 500 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

NEW YoEK ~ THE NEXT CoNGREss.-The
celegaticn from the STATE OF New York i'm the
prtsent U. s. House OF Representatives stand, 4:
U@p"p'''' "ns %, Democrats 10: showing q r..
pabiican majority of thirteen.
Prom the best information in our reach At
present, our impression is that The Democrats
VII next week carry ffiern district, for Con.
E-rse, and the Republicans seventeen: leaving
the latter a majority OF but two in the STATE $
delegation in the new Congress New York
loses member under the new apportionmeut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-27

~ Oar forces ape acting III Kentucky against
Inorganic enerilias apparently with some sue
Cess Tn Saturday they were met at ryyo
FONTS and nv''rly fifty prisoners captured.
stfnerais Bueil and Ross arrived al I,sui..
Vile on Saturday