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The national Republican., 1862-05-15

~ Second sra Uaesnditioaal Unisa
Club he regular weekly pestins Of the G ub
viii Be held .. the Medical Collsts y street, be.
tween tlev.n,h snd I've Nh, THIS (Thur.dtyJ
EVENING, ., o'clock. Business Of ioportsI @
demands the Iuaetus, attshdsnos Of every membsF
Penous desiring to become nsmbsn Of the Club
csu h,ve an opportunity Of doi,s 70 At this meeting
my l6-lts .E.rr, 90.
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Release or Colonel Coffee.

LoursvILLr, Nay l2.-Col. Morgan, OF the
rebel cavalry. has released, on parole, Colonel
Coffee, late Of Wooiford's cavalry.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

One nrn in Shstisld pfoducss every week
twenty tons Of criuolln~. Il r. estimated that
enough crlnoline hes bsen Ianufsoiursd h
that city 70 eneirols The globe several tines.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
Movements Of Commodore Foote.

LOUISVILLE, Nav l2.-Commodore Foote left
f"r The eastward, on the mail boat, at noon.
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rORNS,- BUNlONS, -....
.. INVERTED NAILS

CORNS,- BUNlONS,
~ .gWit lCAIlOSlTIES, CLUB AND
..r INVERTED NAILS.
T.s .f f AND ALI, oraEs DISEASE
+. OF THE'HUMAN FEET,
TREATED DsUCCEsaFULLY, WITHOUT PAIN
Or LOSS OF BLOOD, BY
DIR. g. WHITE,
SURGEON CHIROPoDIST, At 49S Psnr sylvania
Al y. avenus, between fOar- and shalf and
~ risfr !g m Sixth streets.
Opersfioas performed In . few minutes, and the
bood OF sbce can BE- worA Immediately without the
least Inconvenience 70 the patient
Dr. W. does not sut toa corn and apply csustic or
aetd bit lily aud skfuily separates the corn hom
the natural flesh without causing o. much pain As q
proc vould experiences IN pairing their corns.
Dr. W. has devoted tbir.ean ytsrs to the treat
ment Of exo,ssesess % the isst, ard believes he
oonprsh.nos thsi. No urs and treatment: His sue
10 this country, hes Be spoh u TO warrso him IN
promising to all who conhde 10 his ,xperieLc- nd
skill; srsat and satisfaotMy benth'.
A. . Cbir ,p0det, Dr. W. schnowledges no sups
fiorS lie thofoughly underntands the art Of Chito
pody He has cefti6cates ON eminent Clergyman,
a(ssmen, Marchant ard tther prominent oitiz .nr
Of Washington: - TO his successful msthod OF
treafiuG Corn Bun,ous, Csll0sitss bad Nails, eta
scores Of which can b. seen by linS at hs ROOM.
Many say ihsy have not courRe enough 10 have
their CorIs or iniont cured To euch DIR. W.
would say, they need no courage, ,or there 10 no
psiu Or blood artepding the opsratioI
Lsdies and Gentlefnsn aueadtd at tteir residences
when dssired. my N-u
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

.so- The resolution Of thank. To Gen Nc
C!ellan' passed by the House, hs, been sent 10
him by q special messenger.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

~ Lecture ASS citation. An adJourpsd
nssting Of thus Associate, will os held st Temper
sncs Hall, THURSDAY kvENING, tbs 18th isst
A fall attendance h desiied. va. ~ p"
VA CROFFUT, Secretary.
oHn PI.nroxr, r .sidept.
may I st ..-, st.. d. r..,. -. ...
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

D~The Memphis Argus says that the Con.
ledersls loss st Shiloh, 10 killed and wounded,
Wse seven thousand. " Eai-sI-.. .-aIt ~
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

The St. Paul Press says that the tide Of emi-
grafton for the Las Katchewan gold mines has
again set 10, chiefly from Canads.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

~ special Noties.-On and after Tuesday
Apri I, 1867, the train on the Baltimore and Oho
RsiHoad will cormehoe running daily, (Sundsys
exeeItedJ l. nvins t.L Station st 7.so .. m, and
oonnsotins M washingfoa Junction with Nail
rrsia for ell psrts Of the West ria Wheeling OF
Parkepburs. Through tichsts sold and baggage
checked. ". r. SMITH,
M. Of Trsnsportatioa B. o. R. 3.
apl-dtf JBtaY Globel
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

~ Lyons Magnetic Insect Powder,
re..d for 10 years and grows 10 favor. 1t kills and
sx'ermi .a'eI Roaohss Bed Bugs, Ants, Flsas
Moths 10 Cloths, Fun and Fsrnituss, Gsrdsn In.
&cts, 10 All s-nulas bssn the signature Of z.
u on AID e not poisonos 10 persons doeaic anima
Beware Of oouutsrfsits ald initations. ..
Lvoa's Powder III Is all Insects 10 trioe, &,
Lyon's rills are death to rats and mice.
Fold every where D. 8. BARNES,
sp3o-TT6sm 2o2 Broadway, New York
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lsr or uacALLrp.FoR rRsIe Ut

II
!, Wall D BARNARDs,
| "a, Soutk COR er Pa arenas and Ninth Il.
= w y Downs, Boxes,
n herbert, number Of Pa ksses,
y Bang, Boxes and Trunk,
10 J . EdHrfds, I BOX,
Cbsplsia Mstloek, Boxes,
MoDosnsll, o Boxes,
U Kilburn, Piaho,
ii Bell, Boz.
W Chapman, Chtst,
W vsrne,t,1 Keg,
DIN kslsey, Chtste, Boxes,
JW Tu us, Box,
4 Ciast, Box,
L II Ramsey, eoxts,
= 4 A Thom,s. BOZ and Barrel,
Go, d OVEN I, Boz and Bss,
nsbefsieldef, Boz,
.r B BPush, I Box,
al Thrsb, Z, Box,
n Ceh', ~ By4es,
John ssyder, 10 Barrels.
WALL 4 BARNARD,
nylS eea,h co. nsf Pa. avenue snd Ninth Il.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

CoSSiRxEp.- .-Col ErsSus b Tyler was yes.
tordsy coslrmsd by the Senate as brigsdier
gsnssal.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

When you see . rebel army "in full fsa.
thsr,n you may guess that II will soon be In
full flight.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

SEWsstoa's Prsgssss Of slavsry.-Copiei
Of this we,k ars fos sais st the oos Of the Nattase
Repuhioas. Pamphlet edition, 2S cents. Bound
edition, 70 cents.
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OlSTsIUr oE SQLy ~ y, MB,A. q,

u -, COUNTY OF WASHINGTON
he sse.:ris sr; Sssuss:sf he Pssos, pslsopsIiy
cam, Esesh nouS6ea. " and made oath in due
sstssy o. 6svsath stsest road, nes f" Bright wocd'
4 young, handsoms snA spirited dash. brown Horse.
charges. For furthse psrttelars anpiv to the sub.
scribsr. JRo. II, JOHNSON, J T.. Is IL
NJ 1b-3ts
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y Family Bibles, IAsoiogiesl WORKS,
III litoflcel and Standard Works,
Juyenils ncohs, In great variety.
o. Albums, MuSc Books, a.,
1 Just rre-ivei from. Trade sale. aud will bs sold
low. .WH, BALLANTYNE,
may i3-lv'. 90 Seventh street, bst aniE
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n ELI,CAQIES

SEVENTH srRkET, ABOVE D:
Lobstsfs, u Salad, Northern style;
Nice Pickisd CRIBS oa Lettace
Sleeps Hsaa ssd b y Trout.
Tomst 20 snd Bermuda Potatoes;
frOknj .Hr# o.
Srswbsrsies;
1ieen Tufils, IN Steals and Soups.
ny N--4t .l.r.t4.| ...
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WALL. sTnPHnns = CO.
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING
ID, kADgxeD ORDER, NHoLEaALE RETAIL,
No. ~ PUfaa. ave- bet. 9Th and 10Th streets,
nays WARRINGTON, D. O.
-HOMAS F.. LLOYD,
1 Attorney for Claimants,
AND AGENT FOR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Psnaisns Arrears
Of Pay, Extra Pay, &c.,

II WASHINGTON, D. O.,
viii sive prompt and efhoient attention TO the
prosecution Of Claims Of every description against
the govsrnment, and make no charge unless sue.
Both references and charges for services will be made
satisfactory.
ar Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or dis.
sastd during the existing war; also, for the widows
and orphans Of soldiers who have died from wounds
or disssss Incurred while In the United Astes ser.
vice. also Bounty Money for tho heirs at law M soldiers
deoea ed during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for.
wsSdins business
The highest prices paid for Land wsrrsntsI
., Address
THOMAS u LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
No. A56 seventh street,
Washington, ID G,
N. b. Editors Of papers publishing the above card
will be entitled to ny services to the smount Of their
charges ~-'- Y Ii
dec ie-v
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W WALi., sTn.s..s 2 co..
~'I'LhsASSHn1 LahsASSH1sff sfffh.R{s fh.{soHEsA. oHEsAvAL
AND READY-nADE CLoTaIEIs,
MEN's FURNISHING aooDs'
raUOTION ~ mUsIC.

0TWUOTION IN mUSIC.
l. JuHL u. SClIEEi., Orga' lat and Teacher Of
Ma ie, wishes t. give notice that he continues his
WI viii 10 have SIR' h t tns pros.aS,y% % Enjoyed % sy
we l.oi tcitd study and practice, woul do well to
give m oali, Apply At Mr Reichenbsch's Piano
Wars room tleytn b street, between U srd sts
f Terms mo ierate. my 1eo1m
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

- brakes Plantation Bittsrs.-s. r.
1850. Kit ipvigoratsa, st,sngthsns and purines
The system; u perfect appetizer, and the most
agreeable and ,ifeotuai tonic In the world. It b
composed Of the celebrated Cslisays bark, roots,
herbs, and pure St. Croix rum. Partioularly
sdspted to delicate fema.ss; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and Ia Just the thing for the changes Of
seasons ;old BY oil srocera, drussists hotels aad
saloons. r. II. DRAKE b CO,
sp pi-Sm 2oa Broadway, N. Y.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
CLUBS FOR THE DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN TO DOLDlnRS.
APAPER THAT EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD
HAVE

We have besn induced to offer our daily pa
per 70 soldiers, who shall form clubs, st the
following low rats:
l copy, 4 months. s.................... Sl.S0
S copies, months. ........... 600
10 copies, I months. s...................l 1000
All over ten copies, at ths rate q one dollar
per copy for four moatha
~ The names must always be accompanied
with the mouey.
- writs the names distinctly, and give
the company and the number Of the regiment
- The papers will b mailed 70 one name,
or the names will be written separately, II de.
sired.
The national Republican., 1862-05-15

s6 Law Notice. - ROBERT J. WALKER
and FREDERIC r. STANTON Will practice Law
IN the Supreme snd Circuit Courts, Court Of Clsi
Courts Martial, Roards Of Commissionsrs, and De
partDents. Aided by two other associates, NO pert
Of an ex.snsivs husiasss will be neglected. address
WALKER STANTON, ofnoe 2o6 + street, Wash.
ipgton, d. G. ap 1-8m
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nOye CLOTHING AMI BOYS SHIFTS A.
d ~ nes a,ss sosss'lks AN Ssyssss Nfsstg
The national Republican., 1862-05-15
DARoAINs rROM THE TRADk-sALE,
I'D Nav YORK.

syls s.s,h co. ,sr Ps. Avenue Snd Ninth 1t.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
CAUTION.

The markets. full Of limitations represented to be the
same a. ''BRowN's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" which are
in productive positive injury Many dealers
viii recommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, ao- sng prolific themselves Ask FOR and
OBTAIN onl, BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,' -
which by long experiences proved their value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally. and esti-
monias from emiDen, men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0cHES. when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence to
the affected PARTS the sedave and soothing effect the
mucus lining ofthe wndppe the Bronchiiaays Pull
monary and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
the IhroataectionstO which public and
singers are liable. febll-dly'62
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

CHICAGO, Sept. 2-Ihe Board OF commas
toners of the Union Pacific Rraiiroad met at
BRYAN Hall. at noon to-day. General Curtis Was
chosen temporary chairmen By acclamation. and
proceeded to address the meeting upoi' the seri-
Gus and important work upon which We have been
called together, briefly REVERSING ia great neces
sity and invaluable influence which II viii cxer
else on the interests OF the country.
Robert Finney, of Pennsylvania, and john IL
Robinson OF California. were chosen Temporary
Secretaries. The roll called and seventy -six
answered to their names.
Cas- of Pennsylvania moved to proceed to
a permanent organization; some discussion ensn-
Ell on the motion, that when the meeting adjourn
il do 20 until 10 o'clock to morrow-iost 81 e
80 Without taking action on the motion for 4
permanent organization, the convention adjourn
ed Until 3 O'Clock this afternoon
Afternoon session: Convention met pursuan
to adjournment W. b Ogden chosen perma
nent President by acclamation: II. V. Poor. o
New York Secretary;G ". Olcott. Of New lofI
Treasurer. unanimously elected. Adjourned Il
10 o'clock TO morrow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

ST. LOUIS, Sept "a correspondence Of the
Missouri Democrat, dated Headquarters Army
of the Southwest in the field. Fort Scott, Kansas
Aug 20, says:
The greatest activity prevails here in getting
this army ready for immediate advance toward
Arkansas Gen. Blunt, commanding the forces
here, has received information that all troops in
the Department OF Kansas, and all those 10
Southwest Missouri, including all the recent levy
OF militia, will be concentrated at such point as
he shall designate 10 JOIN ia the march. The
South Kansas portion of the army Is finely
equipped, and contains four complete batteries
OF eight guns each. The troops have been brig
aded and the different commanders ordered g.
move their commands 90 suitable places east and
south OF Fort Scott where full supply of forage.
grass, fuel, and good healthy water can toe ob
tanned.
Information has just reached here confirming
the report that the rebels concentrating in
large numbers ut Cross Hollows, Arkansas, 10
take Fort Scott then Fort Leavenworth.
Pike had made speech TO his men saying he
intendsi to be quartered in Fort Leayen@0rlh be-
fore snow fell.
There is no m stalking that such Is the idea held
out to the rebel force now concentrating at Cross
Holiows and the recent cxI edition under Cooke
rill and Coffee TO Lone Jack was for the purpose
of escortiDg new levies down to Arkansas. Hun
dreis OF men followed them. and the two p.ece-
OF the Indiana battery which they captured AT
Lone Jack. but they were mostly without arms
Day before Yesterday Quantrilfs and Hays
band came upon six computes of the 81 h snsas
and three companies of the 9th Kansas near La
mar Major Campbell and Captain Greno OF the
9th attacked them with about sixty Of their men
and had a severe fight lasting two hours. Two
men were killed and twenty-one wounded.
Captain Bassett commanding the 81 Kansas
marched upon the opposite side of the stream
out of danger Wounded men say the rebels
had about 100 and if Bissetl had helped they
would have whipped them.
Col Cloud left his force the day before &c
report at this place. All say had he been there
Quantrill and Hays would certainly have beer
| taken
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
COMM ERCsAL.
ST rsLESKsPr.
new SOrk rket.
NFw NoRK Sentef

NEW YORK, September 2.
Flour market less active and scarcely so firm,
but prices without material change: sales were
made vt 81 s0C65 % for superfine State; So 20(1
So 80 Tor extra State, 81 90d5 % for superfine
Western; So 2005 AZ ior common to medium
extra Western; 50 a0@5 go for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; and
IS 1D66 % for trade brands market closing
heavy, there being no buyers at outside quota
tiOns
Corn meal quiet and unchanged.
Whisky without decided change; sales at 800
Sac.
Wheat fully lie lower, with scarcely much
doing; Chicago spring at 81 l20l 20, heated
do 81 IL Milwaukee club 81 lI(dl 49, amber
low 81 2Jdl "a; winter Red Illinois 81 3
winter red Western 81 3l@l "a; amber Michigan
81 54@l 36la white Michigan, part new. 81 Al
@l AZ
Corn less active and lie lower with sales al
6o@6l for sound old mixed Western; 56659 Ton
Eastern; 1885 for mlsound; S3c Tor prime white
Southern.
Sugnr-Raw firm; Cuba s1z and Sew Orlean:
S58@lIc
MOlasses firm.
Pork continues heavy: sales at Sll 81 "a
Sl2 80 Tor mess; 50 o71s 01l0 for prime; 81 u
oil 80 for prime mess.
Beef quiet and steady.
Cheese firm at 10o914c.
Butter selling at l0@l5c for Ohio. and l4@
~ for State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
From Cincinnati.

CIxcIxyArI. Sept 2--The excitement has been
high all the afternoon The citizens are enrolling
themselves rapidly in the different wards. Large
numbers are working on Notifications on the Ken
lucky hills
Governor Tod arrived this afternoon and Is IA
consultation with the military authorities, and the
greatest exertiOns are being made.
The enemy is estimated at 10000 TO 10000
and is reported to be at Boyds Station. thiri,
miles from the city, and is expected TO arrive op
posite the Notifications on Thursday.
The 45th and 99th Ohio are falling back slowl,
to Coyington.
Our pickets are ten miles out.
All steamboats, are ordered to remain on tn
Ohio side Of the river.
Gen. GiIbert's command which fell back from
Lexington, reached Frankfort to night Som'
apprehension was felt for It's safety.
There il communication south OF BOYD
Station, on the Kentucky Central railroad
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

FoRr MONROE, August 3l-All Of Porter.
mortar feet and gunboats have come down James
River. and are now in anchor in Hampton Roads.
and part OF the feet that has been up the river Is
TO 60 Immediately to the Potomac; SO says Com
mOdore Wilkes.
The Norfolk boat. which has heretofore run
regularly between Norfolk and this place, came
over with troops. and discharged them the
steamship Baltic lying in the Roads. and returned
for troops to dispose OF in the same way.
There is evidently much secret excitement
among the Federal officers in this place, and the
Secessionsts are rejoicing over what they claim
to be 4 defeat in the late army movements under
General Pope.
A part of the James River fotilla has LEFT this
afternoon, and proceeded off in the direction Of
the Potomac.
The Ironsides left Fort Monroe to day at noon
for Philadelphia Her trip has been successful.
A flag OF truce was sent up James river 20 Al
kens Landing to day, aud carried up Col Forney
of Alabama, who WAS wounded and taken prise
ner and paroled some time ago. They also took
up some women and children.
The steamship Baltic i being loaded with
troops to day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

sE- The following dispatch from W. 7 Den
mis-, Esq was received at the Executive Office
Yesterday:
WASHINGTON, September /.
Governor O. L. Morton:
Lieut. ,muel Meredith, Captain Lindley and
Lieut. Finney of company II, l9th Indiana, are
here
The loss of the 18th regiment is total 81. rs
follows: Killed CD, wounded l25, the balance
missing.
Major Nay killed.
Wounded-Capt. Lindey. in the leg; Leuts.
Meredith in the neck and doing we'll; Cook, CO.
&, wounded and prisoner; Jack, co. ID, wound
ell and a prisoner; New man. Co &. ia knee, Sc
riouSly. Finnes. CO II. in the arm slightly; Hind
man, in the leg, ball vet in.
Corporal Hartley and FIVE privates of Captain
Lindley's company, killed.
McC0wen and Benton, of Richmond, wounded.
Colonel Gavin wounded in the side seri-
ously and left for home this morning Colonel
Brown. of the Doth, killed.
Col Harows regiment, l4th, went through
Alexandria yesterday.
General Mitchell takes command at Hilton
Head. vice Hunter.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

~ A private letter TO "A gentleman in this
city asserts that Prince de Polignac relative OF
the Polignac who WIS Prime Minister under
Charles Y, has left Paris for Richmond with a
mission of Mr. Slidell for JEFF. Davis. Prince
de PoIignac, it j. well known, has been an
Aid de Camp of Gen. BE ,uregard, whom he
has served under in that capacity at Manassas
and Shiloh He left this country little alter
that battle and went back to Paris TO meet Mr..
SIidel, with whom he has hitherto remained.
acting on various occasions his confidential
envoy and secretary. The message which he
brings now to JEFF Davis Is said to be Of the
highest importance We give this story as il
j. given to ". That the Prince is returning To
this country is very likely: that he comes as
an Embassldo Extraordinary from the Emper
or of the French tn JEFF Davis. We very mucl
doubt. -Nesc York Tribune.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
from St. Louis.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 2-Steps have been taken
for the confscation of the property Of Trusten
Polk formerly United States Senator from this
District Capt Tunnecleif. chief of United
States Police. has been ordered TO seize the same,
both real aud personal. and take an inventory
thereof His property is estimated at SlOO,U0o.
Polk long since placed himself under the protec-
ton of the rebel Government. The old mer-
chants Exchange was yesterday closed by order
of the Provost Myshsl General Evidence Of
disloyal demonstrations was furnished, and should
it appear that the association is thoroughly dis
loyal, its property will be coniiscated-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

PASSAGE PRisoSERs-1 esterday over a
thousand rebel prisoners, mostly If not all OH
GERS passed through the city their way from
Jobnstons Island, Lake Erie. to Vicksburg.
They changed cars here. and the change delayed
them several hours. During their short stay
they mingled freely with the citizens who had
gathered about the depot. There were many
very intelligent and gentemeniy men among
them. ana few that allowed the 'chivairy' TO
stick out little too strong. They were jubilant
at the ide. of getting back to ID xie. and exceed
ingIy so at the news OF the recent successes OF
their arms Extras containing the latest news
were IN great demand, and they spoke hopefully
OF their cause, saying they never had despaired
OF success. even IN the darkest hour of their late
reverses They profe>sed kindly feeling for
our people, and asked only TO settle the question
] fairly on the battle field. Every Southern State,
we are informed, was represented except South
Carolina. although the greater portion of them
were from Tennessee.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03

NEw YoRK, Sept 2-The Richmond papers
of the Doth ult contain highly colored accounts of
the rebel success on the Rappahannock on the
24th
jackson, then at Warrenton, telegraphed to
Richmond to hurry up the remainder OF the army,
and not to delay to prepare provisions. as enough
had been captured at that point To feed the whole
force for some time.
In the rebel House OF Representatives, Mr..
Foote offered a series of resolutions favoring an
aggressive war; also, favor!ng proclamation to
the Northwestern States, offering TO guarantee
the free navigation of the Mississippi aud Ohio
rivers to their mouths. il they will desist from
the further prosecution OF the war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
rrsIYGER 4 co s LETTER"A~FAM-

ILY SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent improve
ments. j. the REST aud CHEAPEST and aOsT BEAUTl-
FUL Of all sewing machines. This machine will any
thing from the running Of tuck in taretan TO the max
ing u Overcoat-anything from pilot beaver cloth
down To the oftest gauze tissue and Is
ready 70 do its work TO perfection Iean FELL hem bind,
gather, tuck, quilt and has capacity for great variety
q Ornamental work This Is the only machine that
FELL hem. bini and forth but viii do better
thar eny other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety Of cabinet
The Folding Case, which Is beeoring popular
asits implies. that can be folded into box
case which when opened makes beautiful substantial
and spacious table for the work upon. The
Of every imaginable design-plain the wood grew
In Rave Forest deliberately finished
make them l. NJ. SINGER d Co.
No. ASS Broadway, New York
Esas~Ind annapolis Offce-No. Odd-Fellows' Hall
Washington street. apl5-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-03
from Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September Ex-Governor Cur
tin, to meet a requsition from the President
has Issued orders Tor the formation of three cav
airy regiments within twenty days, advance pay
and bounty to be paid.
Three friends of Charles Ingersoll engaged
Brigfeld's band for a serenade last night bu
kept the band in the dark as TO the object AT
ter playing few tunes they were taken to thu
residence Of Judge Cadwallader. Peter Mccall
and Judge Whartop. the managers of the affair
wanted Dixie and the Marseilleise played. bu
the band refused and played national airs in
stead The orginatOrs OF the serenade are un
known.
Three immense rife cannon, ~. and g
inch bore, have already been found IN the holt
of the prize steamer bermuda Other cases no
We, opened are supposed to contain small cannon
or rifles
-Four city regiments left yesterday for Wash
ingtOn.