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A DAMS t oFff5E SO SShksAA s: SAyylEsgn.
Washington City, ID. c.
GREAT EAsgEES, NoR BTU AMP WEST
MERcHANDIsE; MONEY, yEwELRy, .vALU-
Forwarded With sAFRfY 7 AND Df lisp At II to all
hs R the Ta1 ~
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
wAsHIMGToMs 3. c. new YORK, BOSTON,
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f eSs t. e5s fPf ms
commercisl towns in Great Britain and on the Con.
Collection of NOTES, DRAFTS and BILLS made
At all accessible parts Of the United ted States
1eA Washington, d. @.
TO ARMY AND NAVY oFRIGERs,
of FEED oTN ons Is o
THNT HSP aL SbNP FsrASP
PORTABLE GALVANIZED IRON BAKE OVENS
and stf o. sad nor
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
Baltimore s SSt9 fysb Htc s41ssst
PEAL WELSH FLANNELs FOR SKIRTS,
We open to day large lot Of the genuine Welsh
Flannels, from 81 cents to rs cents per yard
A SHAKER FLANNELS.
Also and d sosk Of ESss hate
Wool Fannes from Is st to IS cents per YARD
BALMORAL SKIRTS.
e; beautiful be- snd Bslnoras just Tsesiyed t9dsy and
~ y New Store, sos pennsylvania aTenue,
re % St between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
DoBsoN,s ART EF 81 p tGEPfN; q cent,
LisstSoases. construction and Illuminating
Robson and TredsoIds Carpentry and Joinery.
Burys Architecture, &c cents.
Burgoyne on Blasting and Quarrying Stone, IS
Dempsey on Drainage of Towns and Lands. 81 cts.
Brooks on Erection Of Dwelling Houses. "a Cents.
Gs9Ssr On Masonry and st9nesatins cents
Pobson aeture Of Bricks and Tiles Ties rs cts
Laws Civil Engineering, 81 90.
nurgoyhe on constructing and Repairing Com
Sc 70 FRANcK TAYLOR.
having again been rebuilt, the subscribers are more
furnish stoves, Tin Ware. HoussFeepins Articles s
Remenber, 321 Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
~ 25-tf Z. b. 4 GREGORY.
ITO MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.
BACHELORS GENUINE HAIR DYE.
The Best ia the World!
The Only Relisble and Harmless Hair Dye Known
Sold by all Druggists; also at BRERETONTS patant
Medicine Store, op. Patent Office, cor & nth.
e1BBss Hair Store, a sns f e avenue xh.,.
Ladies can have it applied, if desired
rFactory-51 Barclay street uate s2s Broadway
NeW OK. ocSly
ReOTs AND SHOES TO SUIT THE TIMES
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving sup--SSe
ton, made expressly to order, and will bel
sold at a much lower price than has beenS
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
Persons in want Of BOOTS and SHOES Of Eastern
or City made work, will always find good assert
o in store and q RI HskSoss
ap6-t,r 314 Pennsylvania avenue,
nR. DUPONTs SUGAR COATED FEMALE
u REGULATING PILLS.
Read the following unsolicited encomiums:
cannot commend them too highly"
90 They are the best Female Pills extant."
have used them with complete successn
"Would not be without them upon any consider.
They operate speedily and effectively"
Price 81 Sent by mail Sold BY s: G UPMAM,
VIZ ' cook .a' Co.
Druggists. no 2-eoiy"
AT MoOREs WEST END DRUG STORE, IIs
With 'I PURE sns
SikEs. Also, an the popular advertised ~
IL 5is Era
,Syssy psrtisrl.r care used in dispensing phy.
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rHEGARAY INSTITUTE,
1927 and 1929 Spruce ST., Phiiadelphia
o f II &c A L .

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, .r-.f
u WASHINGTON, Jsnuary25, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive Mem
bers Of Congress on business on Saturdays, COM
a1neneing with Saturday the first Of next month.
ian Tiff 80 WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
DALTiMoRE AND OHIO KAJLRoAD.
&M@I ~

PASSENGER TRAINS FROM wAsHINeroE.
On r; THE pa s1s ssSEssseH III fR ;1fs
WASHINGTON, AG Sfisss8R AND THE WEST
FIVE DAILY fR4 III! 5Ss :! ss $!!ssssalsaros AND
TWO DAILY TON sst sS5 M SET* *EEss WASHING
on susD1xSssb aSs Is Ts4 4H k9 ssAfIAok'
Passengers for the West make Close eonnestions
.nd ohs f1 West e 1s
f S1 f fiji 6rs III r.. and NEW
WfeRsisa z e Va shs
:" FOR ALL POINTS WEST, -, n
and Stations along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
l.. and on Sundays ats .. m. 'f.f-I
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH -
m. Baltimore s.45 D. m. Arrive at Washington SD
Leave New York at p. M. Phil.dslphia In!so
m, Baltimore 4.0a N. Arrive 1t Washington
Leave New York at mp. m, Phil.aelphi. So.
m, Baltimore 2 40 .. m. Arrive At Washineton
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at
10 a m. and S 70 p N, for Washington; arrive there
On Sundays I.0 and , 20 .. m. only from Bslti-
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Balti
more or Washington. $50 =; =. . Is,.l- .
Passenger. leaving Washington at % q. m and
6p, mr., and Baltimore At 80 m, and s.lsR m,
make connections 1T Warrington Junction Relay
with Trains on the Baltimere and Ohio Rahroad for
all points West of the Ohio River and for ali points
along the hne Of the Baltimore and Ohio road in
MARYLAND and Virginia. :. -. s3F ei-l. u :
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash.
ington daily, except Sundays, at SIS N. and $40
p. m.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 6 q! m,
II a. and p. and Baltimore ut Ash and 140
q. m and $50 p. IA, stop only at Annapolis and
~ Way Passengers must take the Accommodation
Trains only. ...- w. p. SMITH,
m N-d.r r--=-.-r. Master of Trans Dor tati0n.
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ID aoSoRRadA in IL d.ys No w sh,n., SfHE "a,
,ssris,ss; ~ 10 .s Enslish Specific o. aIty i've
SUBSTITUTION. It contains % 1,iserSis Pries
soa y 3 G !, SRHAA, Aos ohssnSt street, Phils:
llth stIeet and Pa. avenue: in ilsxsnSofnSr
HENRY COOK L CO., 4THsSis6. n D. 81,
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Wi1t4FSSssESSs sHHs5SHEHScsnsaa Rn
oRAEpA, vols, Lsaasa. IAANcK fAfL0A
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g NOTICE n.y.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the Sth
day of September, 1862 at IL O'Clock for supply
ing the United States Subsistence De par ment with
6,wO head Of Beef Cattle on the hoof.
The Cattle are to be delivered at Washington
City, D. e., and each animal to average 80 pounds
gross weight No animal admitted which weighs
less than goo pounds gross weight. Heifers and
The Cattle to be delivered at such times and in
such quantities as the Government may require
o. The first delivery of Cattle to be made ten DAYS
after signing the contract.
bond with good and sufficient security will be
Government reserves to itself the right to nav in
Treasury notes or other Government funds
No bid viii be entertained when put in by con-
tractors who have previously failed to comply with
their contracts or when the bidder is not present
to respond to his bid. All bids to be accom- panied
by two guarantees.
The names of firms should be stated in full with
the precise address of all the members of the firm
Bids to be directed to "COL A BECKWITH A
D. C., and G. s. U. 8. A, Washington, D. G. ~ and
endorsed proposals for Beef Cattle. ~
FORM OF GUARANTEE
We, Of the county of, and State Of -,
and -, of the county Of, and State of do
hereby guaranty that lis able to fulfill a CON
tract in accordance with the terms of his PROPOSE
ton, and that, should his proposition be pted
he will at once enter into contract in accordance
herewith.
Should the contract be awarded him we are pre
pared to become his securities.
This guarantee must be appended to each bid. sl6
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For Weakness arising from Excuses, Habits Of
Dis4pation, Early Indiscfetion OF Abuse. : ;
ATTENDED NTH TIE IoI LOVING SYMPTOMS:
lndisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power,
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty of Breathipg
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, = 2 wakefulnese J
Dimness of Vision, III Pain In the Back,
Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands,. gEzz< Flushing OF 'tbe:bodv
Dryness of the Skin. Eruptions of the Face,
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y OR oWN!!E Only SO cents 0b oI.A
Gray, red or faxen hair can be changed in q
HAIR bSs the Ss ~ a sna shsae
est in the world, producing, the moment III h
spphed q rich natural appearances. Each Box OF
CPHAMs HAIR DYE Is warranted to contain a
much hair dye As others sell for ons dollar Sold
BY &. q. UPHAM, Ao3 Chestnut street. Philadel-
phia, and 8. CALVERT R0RD, corner nth street
and Pc. avenue; IN Alsxandris, By HENRY COOK
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" The last monthly returns of the Bank of
France show n decrease in the cash on hand of
l3,5Cu.OoO francs, and in the bills discounted of
over 43,60O,O0O
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DROP OsALs FOR WOOD.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
-Wu q "a, % axSe.aaI 18th gapt as

ASSISTANT QuARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
Washington Arsenal, 18th Sept. 1867.
SEALED PROPOSALS, to be endorsed Proposals
for Fue.p will be rece wed at this Office until 10 a.
of Oak Wood, to be delivered at the Arsenal ten
cords at least the LIST Of October and the balance
on or before 18th November. :.
The W God must be large and of the best quality.
sponsible bidder, who will be required to give a
bond with two acceptable sureties for the sum of
GEORGE ELY,
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received until
- September 3th, at IL NJ, for delivering at this
Office, Fourteen Cords of well seasoned OAK WOOD
of the best quality to be delivered as follows Tive
cords LIST of October and two cords the LIST day
Of each succeeding month, until the whole shall
Proposals should be addressed to the subscriber
and endorsed on the envelope, Proposals for
Major Quartermaster.
Quartermaster's Office, Washington, D. c., 1917
street Sc l7-dtd
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited till the list
pishins the SSqSsistence Department with 1900
BIDS Will be received for what is known as No.
The number of barrels of each kind should be
distinctlysta and the price proposed for each
grade.
The quantity of Flour required viii be about 800
barrels daily, delivered either at the Government
warehouses in Georgetown or at the Railroad Depot
The usual Government inspection will be made
Just before the Flour is received -
The barrels to be head-lined.
Bids will be accompanied by oath of allie glance
and be directed to Col. A. BECKWITH, a. b. c.,
and y 81 o. 8. A, at Washington, d. c., and en-
dorsed NProposals for Flour" SELF
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY!-THAT is THE
IsIAN CABINET OF WONDERS kNAToaY,
and MEDICINE,n have ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
expenseto issue free, flor the benefit Of suffering
humanity four OF their most instructive and inter-
esting Lectures on Marriage and its Disquali6ca-
gestio1 Meakness Depression, or ignorance Of
Physiology and Nature's Law. These invaluable
lectures have been the means Of enlightening and
saving THOUSANDS, and will be forwarded free on the
receipt OF four stampt by addressing Secretarv
Posg,dn C9biad ~ anatomy AID Medieins 500
DfoaoNay, new Iotk. ~ B-ly
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This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion.
and excites the ABSORBENTS into healthy action.
by which the WATERY or CALCERoUS deposit
tions, and ALL UNNATURAL ENLARGEsfENTS,
are reduced, as well as PAIN and INFLAMMA.
TION, and Is good for NAN, WOMEN, or Chill.
DREN. ,,-s....-. .. .......
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Sold BY Druggists everywhere. Ask for HELM.
BOLDD. Take no ether. Cut cut the advertise.
nsnt and send 70. 1t. and avoid Imposition and
Exposure. saN
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NOTICE.-The subscriber, F. j. Heiberger senior
ing his friends and the puble generally that he
will continue the in all its branches under
the former name and title, and will endeavor to
merit the continued favors of their former patrons
+. J. HEIBERGER d co..
successors to Ii. L. LoudOn Co..
SEPT Citizens, Military and Naval Tailor.
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Sraduste from one Of tSs most smisent coiis !.
hfs been spent in the hospitals Of London, Paris
Philedslphis and slseyhers, has effected some 3
many ubied with ringing in the hesd and ear
when asleep; great nervsusness being alarmed d
sudden sounds. bashfulness with freauent hlaakin9
attended sometimes With arrangement OF mind
were cured i'm
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m HOME AGAIN.
Il HE Building, at 321 Pennsylvania avenue,
having again been rebuilt the subscribers are more
conveniently situated, and better than ever pre-
pared to do all kinds Of Job Work manufacture and
furnish Stoves, Tin Ware, Housekeeping Articles
and Camp Equipments.
Remember, 321 Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
near Seventh street.
~ 25-tf e. b. & GREGORY.
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DENsION OFFICE, JUNE 9TH, 1861.

NOTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
IN carried Oh by the name of +. j. HEIBERG Err
L. co. was Dissolved by mutual consent on the srth
of August last. All those Indebted to the firm are
urgently requested to settle without delay; at the
old place of business. F. HEIRERGER,
j. H. KING.
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

.E- ..-.. ...-.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BuCHU,
Positive and Specific Remedy for
Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
and DROPSICAL swELLINGS. AZ
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PALLID COUNTENANCE.

These symptoms, if allowed to 90 on, which this
medicine Invariably removes, soon follows IHpO-
TENCY, FATUITY. EPAEPTIC FITS, in one ~
which the patient may expire
Who can say that they are not frequently fol.
lowed by those "DIREFUL DISEASES"
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THE MANY THOUSANDS cured At this institu-
ton within the last seventeen years. and the nu-
merous important Surgical operations performed
by DR.. Johnston, witnessed By the reporters OF
have appeared again and again before the public,
besides his standing a. Q gentleman Of character
afflicted. N 1o-ems
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

these places have complained OF IL.
81 saw one or two letters fiom
Southern Illinois to-day, giving the
nance, places If meeting, etc., OF
nen who are bauded together and
have procured arms to prevent the
draft. The letters also add that the
project Of these men in this State
moving SoutIiin squads and joining
JEFF. Davis's army was discussed. -
At these meetings 1t was ~boasted
that there were twenty thousand {r)
X. q. C.'s in the State, who were
banded together and would resist
the drait to the death. 1
III also ssw q letter from lady 10
Southern Illinois. to the etfoct that
when tho volunteers all lett that part
OF the State the lives of tho people
that remain would need State pro.
lection. Several coupties have pe-
titioned tue Governor, for leave 10
raise home guards to protect them
selves from non who hold midnight
meetings and are on oath bound to
aid the Southern OoDfederacy in ev,
cry possible way. Can assure you
that this statement of the condition
of affairs in various Southern cnun
ties is by no meuus overcharged.'
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

From that hour its doom was sealed.
Branch alter branch fell of. until
now 1t stands a broken, to,tering
trunk, shorn ofits glory. The priS-
ciple Of its vitality is gone. The
worm is at its heart. -
There have, undoubtedly been
many persons who, until very recent
date, have Iondly hoped ior the re.
generation OF the old Democratic
organization and its restoration to
power. All such since the disclose.
ure oi tho connection Of many OF ito
Acknowledged leaders with ,tres-
sonable assoc a'ious, such as have
recently been m ,de in Illinois and
several ether Northern states, must
forever relinquish any such dream,
even IL il cJuld be cleansed Of act
i've traitors, confidence In the party
would be lost with tho muses. oil
loyal men. Suspicion has attached
to it, which IN politics, is as damn.
ing az conviction. Its record has
oeen epOiled. +-. 40
That the Asme will be retained and
the organic uion attempted to bs
carried on Tor period longer ia
possibls-eyen probable. That such
shon.d be tho case is perhaps even
desirable, sinca under preseut au.
spices and man agement, there will
be no liability Of Misunderstanding
'ts purpose and the material OF which
It will b. composed, and it may
servo az q useiul means OF distip-
gushing tho true men OF the eoun.
try on tue ono side, IRON the traitors.
open and secret, and those who are
passive and neutral, on the other.
Made up OF tbs disatlected and tho
disappointed, it may drag on pre-.
carious tenure for time, until final
iy borne down by the accommodating
weight oi public odium. Whether
THIS period comes sooner or l,tor, 10
probably OF very little consequences
TO the country, since that party ~
such, 10 honceior,h divested Of all
power, either for usefulness or mis-.
chiet. A knowledge OF its purpose,
neu,raliz:s it's sting. -
After all thore is lit.'o to be
mourned in the death OF any rner,
party. In itself it is nothing. The
principle it embojies is everything.
Whom these depart it is better dead
than alive. Parties are the mere
waves upon the surface, principles
are the enduring depths beneath. -
Two remarkable decisions have pre-.
valsd to give the Democratic or
ganization much Of its strength in
latter times. Ole was that. as q
mere party, it possessed principle
OF inherent strength-tho other, that
it could ernbody discordant and an.
tagonistic principles, and yet pre-
serve its unity. Both of these vie WA
bid lair to be speedily dispelled.-
The test OF loyalty dissipates air
such ideas. When treason enters.
every virtue flea.
-[MiSsoni Democrat.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19
The Feelings at Washington.

A private Litter received ia Chi.
cago, dated September 9Th, from
Washington says:
The Presidents anger is up for
once, and now look out to see the fur
fly. lie has been disappointed and
mortified beyond measure by recent
events. 1t will take week or two
to repair matters; aud then for Wig.
or. S'me OF the peacock officers
who have Jailed to come up to the
scratch, will have to give place to
men OF brains and stability. No
more tooling no more triiing will
bo allowed. "O.d Abe"is m I'd his
old Western dander is up, and |
have heard him nae some pretty
strong language within few days,
past, III private conversation.
The mousing politicians, who
came here from tho North pretend.
ing to represent the wishes of the,
whole world, are almost annoying
tho life out oi the President and Lis
CAbinet off i,ers by asking i'm 90 ,sib'e
things OF them, will now be Ia booed.
They have kept tho wheels Oh the,
war machine lockcd long enough.
an1 the President aud "IIalleck will
now run the machine themselves,
and entirely on war principles.
Ion folks In the West cannot
possibly feel moro chagrin at the
dlscouraging situation ui affairs &C.
the present moment than we do here,
and the President feels worss than
any other man IN this nation possi-
blS can. Bat we sro full Of courage.
"Aro We going to be whipped to
deatll?" asked an Ohio Cjngrt SIS
m.n OF ,he President yesterday
"WhippedH exclaimed the Presi-
dent Indignantly. There's no such
thing on the books these Southern
rascsls will fiud themselves under u
Northern av,lsnchs sooner than you
thins, and like tho boy wbo was,
struck by lightning, they won't know
what ail,d them. Never say whip.
ped while there Is a God In Israeli
This the President said with great
emphasis, lle deeS not dream OF
. 40 a thing as f-ilare in this war;
Ito sees how great mistakes have
boon made, and they will bs RENE.
died as far aud as soou Us possible,
and guarded against ia tho luturs.-
HIS great wish Just now 10 that he
was a military man. Il he was, I
actually bellevo he would himself ~
foah and lead oNr army to battle"
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Detroit. Let us have organization,
to watch them-to epot them-t,
put them out. Every day there ar,
thousands OF messages stresminq
over Masons and Dixon's line to tbs
enemy from Nortbern trnitcrs. w,
must make up our minds that the
last drop of blood must be spilled
and the lsst dull4r spent TO put down
this rebellion. You rich men must
give your money, and We solder.
will give our lives to crush it, |.
this not rightp IL your money u
more value to you than our lives tC
Us? The enemy are iull Of hatre
and rsncor. We must return |,
with interest. am in favor OF civ
Iiliziton warfare; but when they
outrage every principle OF civiIlz
ton, we must give them n touch o
their own mode Of warfare. The,
have taken twruty'nine Of Popc't
oliiseIs and coniiued them in dun.
geon. Your own Williams is thus
served. lie is compelled to cat biz
iamiue rations out Of his finger
and wipe them with his hair.
feel that l bate these men i think
| ought to hate them. | am cure il
is virtue to hate them.
These rebels practice all sorts o
self denial. even to giving mp theil
liquor! II they thus give M wha,
they hold most dear for Slavery
can we not do as much ior Freedom
| shall continue this fighting as Ions
as lie continues, to the bitter end.
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letter was written Alexandria was
swarming with troops. and my whole
army intcrposed between that place
and tho enemy. at once under
stood that we must, IL possible, fin
ish what we had 10 do that day, as
night must see US behind Bull Run
Ii wo wished to save mcn and ami
mails from starvation. ..
"On Friday night | sent a pre-.
emptory order to General Porter ic
bring bis command on the field, and
report To me in person within three
hours alter he received the order. -
A portion he brought up, but as
before stated, ono of his brigades ro.
NAMED the whole day at Cenicrville
and WAS not in the engagement. -
The enerny's heavy reiuiorcenente
having reached him on Friday alter
noon and night, he began To mass
on his right for the purpose ol crush
ing our left snl occupying the Dad
to Centervil,e in our rear. HIS
heaviest assault WAS made about live
O'Clock Ia the afternoon. when, az.
ter overwhelming Fitz John Porter
and driving his forcea back OH the
center aud lett, mass alter mass OF his
forces were pushed against our left.
A terrific contest, with great slaugh.
ter, WAS carried on for several hours,
our men behaving With Grnness aud
gallantry under the immediate com
mand oi General Mcdowell. When
night closed, our lett was driven
back about nall mile, but still IT.
Inained firm aud unshakeu, while
onr right held It's ground.
Tue report closes rs follows:
"Among the officers whom | feel
bound to mention with especial graf
irude, for their most hearty, cordial
and untiring zeal and energy, are
Generals Mcdowell, Btnka, Reno,
Hein,zlelnan, Hooker and Kearncy
and many others Of inferior rank,
whom | ehall take great satisfaction
in bringing to the notice Of the Gov.
ernmeut.
"The troops have exhibited won
deriul patience and courage, and
cannot say TO too much for them"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-09-19

not long after 90 melody, partner or
otherwise. brought him back to this
country, shu,tine him up iu a luna
tic asylum at Ca nberwell. Here
the story Of flax cotton cuds--thc IN
ventor in hajhouse; Lancashire
without food for her mills and her
people. Il Lon Ion Spectator.