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MEDICAL.
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Scandinavian Remedies.
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sosnt iutu,at snd philosophy, give their orisisos
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sHAfTERED coNSrlfCfloNs.-
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shAt feir q reut teneraes issb ssrhep i,es AaaEse-
deg sil2ls9se nat sperss,,,,ns $500 Hp'0 'hf
- oAUsE SOON no HRAL-s & E
and 4-slAsse from sy.ssna ssprs sl1t cf sron
.REcRr1T TIE DEr-rlTATED.
and thsf ,lsre s. no tiSes.c oftcSiarsth aodBox
- hl@cies.
ARISING PROM IMPURITIES OR DISTRACTIONS
or TTIE eK sFesfTTuSs
IN which hey aosses r.e 5ss,-s ssss~y.s stss luae
nat, n uesre shs sery e..asl q llis ass svs ts
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3; ss,.sss al msls sIRs sa y & . % i.'S1 ps
lhf N 70 be ths esTs bel preSur tct os he ond
ceered to the brokcn-dowu <iCinis 81 ~ hcat- 10.
hsut disease tbrongh every and organ ~ t-
system. s1i eKpcft r;aorou gh ,sld perns ~ ly. -
no cae can bout tther super nrlff srcr o-e 1-nsls
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con- aiming great VEsieiy of Interesting 49, fHia
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Af- nfs firou hout The country.
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s1nk Ne rfhrf rrHfts q tftsss perssiy shi-. rnp.
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80 fEt<Cfs
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y ~Ew ARTICLE
Roback's stomach 8itters /.

A rex ano delightful SiomscLic a. Oof1.s. ~
, nr + ne ~ The Stofrsrh suf far re frerefcr -
IL ons cnlpsirfs iugitsrf is fl~ N--isrii feiani.t
IrT 81.
a. roraia AZ dfinl a. ssi-s sissssiol snd reiise.
Dssl~Rsia. IA aa - cQual. IT, ~ -
~ ffr q if s. rf4of 70 ~ cfhrr fitftrt T.. NJ
The fornn nia of fhess hIiicrs. Dru aHsh DE rofe
QfarlliE "a ~, haiack, cIisla atfl Win one ci -
fisf ~ ri,st rr-lu.rf Mctcs 1faCttionefe % -
s .. sla -.i.reSss pTsifaisd apo- iae > -s' =
Aftftrfl people.
Ite-s EsfG.r derive ne .ilnuss fresa t.s power
al g, 4aisre II he leQts aud llfts "a Wish ttgI
srt composed. hn1 A. they are. ~ sliatinr r1s1ts
cral cravings Of fbe sioalach, clIeeLy pIomofived
TEMPERANCE.
H.. t,rs-st prepriefer hcrre that ln ulsi11s uDrn
siifly kn0Wp. ~ pablo Ncltsfe o sn-efrffi
M Ell t1a 81 faf saie ~ az ~ ~. hohsrf r.
rsreus Agents. and a. Hsse, A., toe county 07et
In the meantime arifrr viii he filed direci f-tfr
! lfn,infstf +. sns ananisty si-a A. the ic~esi
I'd il ptf n in 4lsrt Kettle. and sscuTely pscko1 H
,rr Do cief. Haif dor. sample Cssrs ~ hc~rvff.
~ psckca aId sent - any sdcrcss. a aes.Fed-
Retail Price. ef per bottie, or sss
Tor e5.
Principal ofice and .siesfcor4 10 g. Kasi fcrrit
/ Street, 81 buildine iron Nam ~ eel. CIcinnsr.
/ Ohia Laho9ato1y, No - HA1nuand Street
/ ~ ar IN yigo annfv ~
I n DONNFlI1. Terre Hss's
i J. n CUNNINGHAM.
wN 4. ssfuEY. Neu Ooshen-
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RA;laoAo TIME TABLE.

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fRFfDHTS. =, ...--.....
vey thl. Route Frsights ~ al dssrrpiops can 30
sorearded from philaaslphls. New lofk, boston ~
sals,mors 90 any poinf on IN Hsilfesf< - okia.
K.rtnch = fndlzn- hfno;s. wisepHsln, Eu~e ~ 49,
u~.,,-f ~ FsIlro.f 6lrFff
me rennssirsuis Rsfisots aiss seeaar-ss as psns-
hnrwn elfh <sssuners ~ wlieh 6cafs can be tes-
~,rErf A., amy purt On tbe ohio. nusktn9uu. ken-
s,rsr. as<e. c,n srlsfi nifnpls Mfseiss mt
w.ur~rsfn Nlssosri. ksnsss, Ar kaats sst nss w.
-. and al ClrFeIauf. -srtuskF and Chicago 9Th
stesr,srs - AL f,prssesthe reffh -serfrrn Lake.
hrrchsntr Ard stppff1 ertrastllF "a trapspQrta-
90 - tbeif rf.srtftc ths Conpsiy, - RS wa
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Of ~ .FzFTKENIB. Skll7- AyylAL S7A7S
AE-yT or he condition OF NJ HofR IASC-
RAN0E COAPANY. effte city or k,ao Iost,
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ts..l ADVERTISEMENTS hffy esnts per seaA's sssa
ss..f.xtsry srr.nsszssnss @>ss ~" 49,. -
- "a sl~srtl.s by ne rear. via tAs rr,ilese
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pfss - ,.srs. pnblsshsd IN the local CO. nazs o
- - ,.,-@.r ~ os Charged Tor esSh iasefus1
- ff e~~r Ten llnes. cents fer iAae. -, -,
as~-~tisrr,ru,s cert ~ 81 no s2esiAs sA''' -"
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--,s-.at 20 . renewal q the sane. nn.sft f1
s~reet upon ~ ontEsct- :. - 4..,.,t,,
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ana =. ~ N ife Daily ard "e<Asf'
-11cs- - -h.,exer
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a. -. soc.stls.. or Associsdons A. '.llo"s-
p 80 uusice not exceeding ines - eS1~ ~
q. II i,.-~rtion. over slsht llnes a. this rate
AnuouncinE deaths ~ith funffai ho,'>e ->s
Al. without notice. Tree. ..-.t... so<..,
~ois-. Of Festivals, Piefcs aud kxeurA rA0rs ses.sa
"a ov dlviazzis a s.-oeistionss OF y s--''
80 sl~crtssnsnta inserted al ne ekpsn. =
kto-p~x. ortsrinr. .ns psyrnent 10 ,o - -
60 The legal proeesdlnss, oa. - - re- scrscy Of
tln,e p1sbli-her Dot xccoontAblo W tle s-s e.
-, bef osd The auon1t ehArss' VI
heir pabllr<ti7n-
he Weekly Express
eussi.Aea ssefs 'sssnesdry. AZ tti,so Per ."n"'n'
arso paper sers wsthost sAs uoesy. nor ecntnn-
-lsnrsr tirse than paid Tor
sates OF Asvertisins IN weekly,
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hotels.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, Ne" York
HOTELS.
ssara RsdDesa 20 - orr .iay'

Sace De opening el his VA ana comsnciicus
sicei N 1854 q hs- e-a sie single sseavor q the
repelctDfs " mike il ~ most ,omptaoa- con-
vruierl and comfortable home for he ciussp and
stranger on this .ide she Alautr.
And whatever has seemed likely 10 administer 20
the comfort n H. Eaesi- ,hsy As.e enaeasorsd.
uiaoa rsfsrftots.-. - .rbrss ~ ~ ,ansAlh,
ali The clemens. of .ndivdasi ana >osisl e,iosua,ut
uhlsb ,hcAern - has sssss-a .,,4 D. iasle
appsssra are tis pasfousgs wAisa tllis .asaaa a.
81 ausssshe psss ~ ysr.f pslfYbp ppsi
thst sts.is essrss have hsea appreciates
t. Iae,t me e. .seusis. of,Ae sa.e. shss 40 ~
required to pr.riics ~ rr-i risa seer,-y. ~
on1frsieUrd
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y. u. DECK a. CO.
JAC0B ENGLEs. Fo&xkS.
". b. Constantly on hand superior article Of
WATER pIlOlF OIL. BLACkING. warranted 70 be
water proof and y saske q lerhsrsoa and snshls-
The New York herald., 1862-09-22
Personal IntcIiigence.

Commodore W. ID. Porter, Of the Mississippi Mortar
Flotiila Hon. Cbauncey Vibbard, Of Albany ~ r. Dun
ham of Boston; Hon. r. v fcnton, Of Washington Henry
wyatt and Tn ,mas L. White, OF New Orleans Rev o n.
HorwicK, James G. t1app, Thomas j. Hoynon, and r.
Jamrbcll Of Key West, Fla and John J. Anderson Of
Kentucky, are stopping at the S. Nicholas Hotel.
Dr. o. j. Arnold of Massachusetts,; r. X. Riley Of the
United states gunboat Essex; b. Clay and A. X. Ar
mold OF the United states Army ~ j. Garth OF Missouri:
w Harrison, Jr and y. = Moncross, If Boston; j. A.
Linn of New Orleans, and r. Meyrouse OF France are
stopping at tho Metropolitan Hotel.
Governor Andrew OF Massachusetts; Hon Hollis White
OF Niagara Falls; r. Casey ~ the United States Navy:
W. H. Il. Calender and H. w. Kellogg, of Hartford Colo,
mel sanford and j. A. Ferry " Providence G. L. Tilden
Jr u Boston, seymour and John J. Weed and wife at
Mich gtn Mr. Conant aud wife, OF Ncwtown, and Cyrus
s,urtevn and vito. OF Portland. arc stopping at the
Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-09-22
New Publications.

The following list Of the publications receiv cd
at the HERALD Office for the week ending September 20
GENERAL LrTERATuRE.
Frederick The Great Three volunlss By Thomas Car.
lyle. Published by Harper & Brothers.
System u Logic BY p. hcGregor, Published by
Harper Brotbere.
IA,s Of Mary Queen Of sools BY Donald Macleod
Published by Sadier Go.
The Youths Catholic Library. Three volumes, con
tanning number OF Catholic tales translated from the
French ny drs. }. Sadlier Published by SadIer h Co.
The Life Times and Corrcs -ond ,noe the Right Rev
Dr. Doyle bishop Of Kildare and Leishiu. Two volumes
Ry William Fitzpatrick, J. Z. pablnhed from the Dub
lin edition by Patrick Donahoe, Boston
MAGAZINES, PAMPHLETS, ETC.
Description Of Banvards Geographical Painting Of The
Mississippi River,
Harpcrs' Monthly Magazine for October
Trade and Navigation " the United Kingdsm for tho
months ending July 81 1862
Statistical Abstracts for the Uned Kingdom in each Of
the last fifteen years, from 1s47 TO 1861 Ninth nunbor
TINTED by Geo. r. Eyre and VIM Spottswoode London
NEW MUSIC.
We Are Coming, Father Abraham, Six Hundred Thou.
sand More BY Professor A. Gull Published by Horace
Waters
HiHsIde Polka. Quick Step. BY L. b Powell Pub.
lished by Horace Waters.
Continental Guard Grand March. BY L. b. Powell
Published by Horace Waters
Uncle Sam, What As You Song and choroua. By
un .nares g Sawyer published by Sawyer Thompson,
New and enlarged edition Of the Patriotic Song Book
PubNbed by Horace waters
The New York herald., 1862-09-22

sonvsssnsss for sAs wosndsd results sn the false dss
that has had 70 much hold upon the government aud
peopls, that The rebellion small aair, which would
ssoA - erssAsd cut.
WILLING W rns oth, zssnEssrs
Aceas numeer Of tho old voI,mteer regiments are ~
dased 70 skeletons and The fac. is source Of trouble 70
No sovernnsns which desires 70 fuse new regiments
wns o's onss, bat zw u oOugrsss se~nae in sbs way
wncn provides fhat officers Of volunteers shall be a
e states, and therefore when regiments are
fdsed oycers are duplicated. This trouble might be
aycdd by inslitung examination Of officers -
" their fitness for commands Such test would nfal
bly, throw out more than half.
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
Congressman Train left here day for Massachusetts,
with the intention be candidate for reelection TO
Congress aid General Gordon the late baltic
he has learned something Of real and army sent
ments
Senator Hale Of New Hampshire, is here and Mr.
Parey the OF Boston. Tho latter rs the inti
mate friend Of Senator Sumner, who procured him the
valuable oihce Of Postmaster
ASSAULTS OF THE RADICALS ON THE PRESIDENT
AND GEN. MCCLELLAN.
The abolition element has abaed ot Of its assault
upon the Pr rssdent for alleged imbeciy. and General
Mcclellan j. aspersed in the most oprobrous terms An
effort is being made to create jeaousies in the army
against him. bat the generals that the abotousts are
toying to elevate at the expense Mcclellan have becn
not noted for repugnance TO abotionism General
u okcr for instance, denounced by Congressman last
winter without STINT becasso he would not their
emancipation schemes
FUNERAL OF CON. WAINWRIGHT
Commander Wanw ight, late Of the navy, was buried
yesterday. The funeral escort composed OF the ma
riues and detachment Of sailors.
TIE ARMY.
Brsadicr General Tylcr, bsfore reporting 10 Major
General wright recently drected has been ordered
repair to Annapolis to take charge Of the paroled pr
soners to be transported to the West
Colonel Raf,s Ingalls, who successfully removed the
quarermasters stores at the evacuation Of Harsons
Landing, has been appointed Brgadier General.
VISIT TO THE REBEL HOSPITALS.
gentleman who visited the rebel hospitals the bat
tic field says he there saw large quantities or medicines
which had been captured from army previous
ics, the labels designating the original ownership The
wounded Of both sides tho best possible friendly
terms and freely discussed the merits II former well
as the last battles Visiting The field, whore the dead OF
both sides lay he noticed that while pockets Of
men were turned out having boon empted Of their
tents, those Of the rebels generally undistnrbed
The haversacks Of the dead rebels contained nothing but
crackers with the exception occasionally Of OF
The New York herald., 1862-09-22
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. n, 1862.
IMPORTANCE OF THE LATE VICTORIES or GENERALS
MCCLELLAN AND RosEcRASs.
The importance OF the victory Of General Rose
Grams over the rebel General Price Is greatly increased
from the that has etectually prevented Junction
Of Prices forces with any other the rebel armies
that part Of the country. Tho victories OF Generals
Mcclellan and Rosecrans regarded here evidence
the turning o the tide Of ars and only precursor
Of other and more decisive results 70 DO very soon
achieved
JUSTICE TO COLONEL MtLRs.
Paroled ocers from Harpsrs Ferry state that the
duct Of Colonel Miles throughout that afar worthy
OF brave soldier and that the surrender OF the post
seemed an imperative necessity. They also say that
those who have complained most loudly OF the surrender
behaved most cowardly during the siege hiding them
selves in the rocks and gues 10 avoid the flying shot
and shell.
ALL QUIET IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Colonel Thomas g. Stevenson, commanding the troops
at Newbern, in this city to-day and is IN youe for
Boston short turlough Hc reports everything quiet
In North Carolina
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL Rookka AND OTHER WOUNDED
oFYICERs.
number Of wounded officers have arrived here during
tho day among thcm General Hooker the hero Of almost
every battle that has been fought In Virginia and Mary
land His wound s considered dangerous only 30 far ~
s liable 70 superinduce lockaw and In order 70 be
assured Of the greatest amount Of quctuAe together with
the abeet surgical attention. he has taken up quar-
with Dr. Nichols the superintendent OF the Insane Asy-
lum part OF which has for been occupied a.
military hospital. The general is attended by his san
As Mr. Chase and other members Of the Cabinet mani.
fest apprehensions touching the condition OF general
Hooker IL s inferred that IL intended TO give him an
important command perhaps that OF the Western Depart
msnt.
The President today appointed General HOOKER Briga.
der General OF the regular army, In recognition Of his
valuable services.
About 500 Of the wounded in tho battles in Western
Maryland arrived here to-day. some In the hospitals
In the Interior Department and the Capitol The wounds
are, for the greater part, slight.
THE REBELS FILLING UP THEIR ARMY ny DRAFT.
Persons reached here last night from the country be-
yond Mnassas. They say that tho rebels are already
beginning 10 draft whose ages not reach forty
Ave. From this the North will that the rebel armos
to be swellcd 70 the greatest ssbo number and
tho easy TO them is 10 raise double
what tho south possbIy can
ARRANGEMENTS ron TINE WOUNDED
Mr.. Dennis, agent the tato Of Indiana concerning
military matters here, has been battle nclds
aud bears witness - the ius Efficiency o army
rangcments touching thJ uded Several hund ed
wounded were bro gh ia anh lnces 10 tho Monocacy,
ani ett ,hcre owe ngbl ne ground Without at.
ema siaIor Jones q Guerra. W us =, ifr gn sevc.
tn cas- ltelared ~ seae way 70 aprti,nu them,
who were forwarded "a Ba.timoe Tue want Of sniiaba
The New York herald., 1862-09-22
The Boston Races.

Bos1oN, Sept. II 1S62
the second days races took place yesterday The frat
race was for three clds mile hsasa swseps.ates
Jack Horner, Miss Jessie and Blackbrd were entered
The race was won by Blackbird The first heat was won
py jessie by a nose, BIacxbird second. limo 14sx
second heas-B'ackbird came in two lengths ahead Of
Jessie, Jack Herner distanced. Timo 14s 1h,.a -,
Backbird won easy. Time 1.5Ib. '
ln the two mile lash Bottle Ward, TIlllsborouvh Ma,
ing Star and Canadian started II was yerv e,ci,tn,
race The nrst a'tempt a dead heat Time a az ~
In tho scond attempt Bette ward won easily T,aa
4 403A. i'"'
Tuesdays comprise three mile heats for which
Wagram, Verge sud Clnadian are entered A one milo
dash will also ps. '
The New York herald., 1862-09-22

Tnks. n 4 Eos, o. 4 Ia, III 4 Ls6n, .. 9. rerkis.
g: r Parhs, snsA. q 4. wAssss, 9. =. NAs0n' = =
os.A. 1-!@,s-A ?, -. Z T. -
AAAus, ,-kvsrssSs. nsry. ktase-es9Cs ". a.sn
CusRAxy l-Wesn1h n1h-LtssesaaneYe Yey, Aandi 1tvase
nsltann Pxhs, - hasss, Jeen - os'ss' Dss -
Denovan, nuS1s Howe
Cs.sAss K-Klss-1AenAs Gasssa, H. He,aft
wsSNAs1-CApsan ChaSss II. Heysy, sergeans A. n,
W. H. Ldnsy, prtvaos A. CAamberlain, j. H. CatAing,
H. A. YArbenks, william w. 0aasitt, George H. 6ates,
O. A. Fash, c. II. WaiinGton g. HArtweh, 4. Barry, w.
x Bruce, George W Cii6xd.
Whole number IN tbe bats!e. e..................S .S01
Mounded
Missing ing.................s....:7 %: ......"....
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.


The great bridge Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
over the Monocacy, east Of Frederick which was de-
sroyed By the rebels two weeks ago, again restored
This completes the road from Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington 10 Frederick and Sandy Hook, oppo.
site Harpers Ferry. To facilitate the OF Off
and friends Of soldiers surgeons and others having
business with the army, two passenger trains will be
daily from day leaving Frederick at IA and 23o
p NJ; Baltimore at $40 A. NJ and 80 p NJ, and Pha-
dclpha at 80 and II s5 A, NJ. and closely connecting
each way
The New York herald., 1862-09-22

TIE CQHNECT1CuT TROOPS IN BATTLE.
Prtse Cslver tbs Connecticut Sixteenth, arrived
ns city yesterday with the body Of Capt Aanross inc
body Of Cart riswsld, Company of the Connecticut Ee
vsnth arrived here yesterday under escort They VIII
both forwarded 70 Hartford by Colonel Asmy Private
Culver reports the Sixteenth and Eleventh have both su
fered seriously 10 the late battles Colonel Cheney Of
the Sixteenth, wounded IN the left arm, not killed.
reported Major Washburn s wounded. The
Adju,ant and Capt. Mix were mot wounded. Several
others reported killed and wounded including Lieut.
AcDonald Co +, wounded in the arm; lieut.. Barnum,
Go f, slightly Sergeant Bailey, Co X, killed. Sergeant
Kraszynski, Co K, hip; Corporal Rose. badly and pr
Yates Drake, Wm. Lowe and VIM. Houghton, Of %. !,
killed. In the Eleventh regiment, Col Kngsbury was
killed Lieut. Colonel Griffin Stedman was slightly wound
cd In the eg, Major Masgbns seriously wounded IN
the les In the Eighth regiment, Lieut. Ely Vain, Co. u
badly wounded in hip, and Lieut. Russell, osOo I, 'xas
severely wounded.
Ex-Governor Douglass Of Connecticut, aeesdapasiet
General Mans6elds body hone-
The New York herald., 1862-09-22
THE POSITION OF GENERAL sIGEL.

TFTom the washington Intelllgcncer, sept. 70.
Gen. Sigel ana his command have been duty and
this city since ne return Of the army from the
line Of the karpahannock river. His command Is also
AT hand and has not been called 70 encounter
any and imminent danger since it's service under
General Pope. The friends and Of the brave
men who compose it need, therefore, feel apprehel.
sion for its safety when they read, In letters written %
sensation artsan newspapers allusons presence
in the field Of active operations the Upper Potomac
General Sigeis corls not and has not been with Gen
Mcclellan during his campaign iD Maryland.
The New York herald., 1862-09-22
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN FELIX DUFFY,
-. II SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT.

7e fanera Of this gallant soldier will take place ct nine
o'clock this morning. from his late residence, No loo
Greenwich street. There will be grand requiem mass
at ST. Peters church, in Barclay street, after which the
remains win be conveyed with suitable military escort
Calvary Cemetery for interment. General Corcoran
has issued the following order
HEADQUAR5ERs CoRO0RAx's nru LEGION,
CAMP SooTr Sept. q, 1862
The officers OF the Sixty ninth and other regiments Of
this brigade hereby requested the Astor
House TO morrow tMonday) morning, at eight O'Clock,
for the purpose Of attending tine funeral Of the late Captain
Duffy OF the sixty ninth regiment New York vOlunteers
Irish Brigade. MICHAEL CORCORAN,
Brigadier General.
The ofocrs Of the Irish Brigade in this city will
meet s9s Broadway at eight O'Clock this morning.
the purpose Of attending the funeral Of amented bro
ther officer Captain Felix Du1y. By order Of
CAPTAIN THOMAS LEDDY,
The New York herald., 1862-09-22
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

Arriv al or A-til,erists from Sackett
HMsbOr
Two battalions OF artillery the Sixth and Seventh
rived from Sackets HaTbo at six occck last
by the Hudson River Railroad route Tho Sixth undo
Command Of Captain Smith, and numbers Ave hundre
and sixty men, and the Seventh is under command
Captain Middleton numbering four hundred and thirty
four mon. They were quartered in the Park Barrack
last night, and exec to leave for the scat Of thi
morning.
The New York herald., 1862-09-22

oBio SOLDIERS AID sot1ETy.-An adjourned meeting OF
the OHIO Soldiers Aid Society Of New York City will be
held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel this evening. BY adver
tsenent elsewhere inserted IL will be that gentle
men from Ohio are invited TO attend