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a5s SDEJuE kUs BUYs.

JJ".' IL SEALE 1ayieg ;o0ds arr3rss-
Inefifs Wlta &r Roger afGE.!a, v9co r. ugv' ~
the teniedsr@.e se~Tice, pr0pCses 70 fer1InA
ite e1e <tsea OF sac Ssa9Uttc cr TEUESD -.
way ist, ith@. IL Ir. AHYtip's scsOc i-hoass,
Oh oi:v strset- cet@csa 34h j.ud 10 n
ar. EEaiS - Frac a&te OK " Ham End
mary college, aud has bGd sar Gai ysaia' eS-
ler;sncs IN teaching
TssaS-
From May ist 20 JCiy l5.h, rcya5i, IN ad-
vance:
EHS!ssA bTs*T cbfs. fs...................Si c.
I'll -sE,cs StpG q t1-su4is .ics........... Ia g.
t,fF4EEscs3 The II eIn bers II he r sdt.f :
If tVilisam md Mary in 1855; Ipzsy7ell - .-
or, Esq Norfolk; hey. Lr. rs. j. Eoxt l.r.
u. il. Nsl!loid. ard Z. Y. Eow.son, 5.s4
IticA inon2,
Apply, taE he p!essat, e. ~. A0-sl@-L's
I'll "a, On Cow nor Ettss4, GGJ o4 aGj after
hsy IS. at the sea9c aause
J HIN x. 3E4LE.
cordially com men 90 ny tFltrds and
Dc.sTeNs Mr. JOIN 81 BeAiE. w}i1 pEopUGes TO
p0NtIu ue tba exercises Ot Il 3 G.aCui. visa tLs
7i-W % otiog Ui.im ltety assoc, ed W. De
Isgard tim - i4i thlul and KIND iast-r.r-
1or, 20 wEvaA 3as p~fils may oe c".c!g ..e..-
n3et. asapa -Ar:f4
-. 2I- r1zZt
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MILLINERY.
n RAND SUMMER OPENING.

~ RAND SUMMER OPENING.
MADAME SON takes pleasure In annouuc.
ing to her friends and the public that on
Tuesday. the 10Th inst, she viii open with q
large aud elegant assortment Of Bonnets.
Flats, Caps, Head Dresses, elegant Lace Dol.
lars, Valenctenne Laces-iu tact, everything
usually kept In q nrst.class millinery eef ab-
ishmens. MADAuu EnN
ap 26-4t 4 as M Ain strest
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fSisiAstfS 8A.tEtE
s%s=s S4Sr GcuEgSfD, Pr. asfZEzs.. E5a &C,
rA.T1HCRE STREET BAL.TIaD aE--" IriLs 3ss t-
s.r ii&rs Ests{ea Tits ie4r FataIed Scl yc.-&
with Chropc lnaguir~ lry Bhauraa txl 81 -1sL
plaiisuazit form Sire FRS. contracted Fha ~ e-es
sTbez two ya,.I3 Old, by i's1s ,zcc1lIteS ~ l-t
to- tom 8 ai..d ~oO has. tAs vh3ls S8e. i,sc. rrg
sGs Tus - YVcuonA1of her eCttsr'ne1 iFsgs eN-
trrrla Tfps~gr cG- r@5@f from rs3A u-tjf e-rai
- L esP,T0Ns6 TfAC1 GRs.
fAn ElxtIsci fer TIA Let.cl.i
" itch Wis., my Ia"gr lad enc Tvc II this .sfn
ed sha:l ! @as child al osjl5va / sto1lI 1ats
been aayea Tbs oxcguG.atiGe pan haze ozsM .t:-
;sc 81 70. well 80 tha deto-aity OF bc"S 'rs,
ea.rY - ioa gFavF, ~. LcJ parents wou3 aHt -Hv,
hssp rud3t s;ch heaTg expe1 ~ s-2g ccctofs e II
4aG III ae1sGisE &c, 80 ta4y ls%, t. tta lett a.
Sr~s.t. n EGs.a15 - seaTrii Of nesl-o v.f4 a.
Ks 4-.i..ed .'ofd GoAiu sla se cgs 49, "a y.-.
Ga haca osTig5G frQn tA4s 1v-S rus r 4l.a' 4
{ try TO l.ass 81 acq,a,stet = - i'~ -t-'~-i Cd. =
- /, Il j come tn cCstac.
"9enlisn-J.I a,' tEsg7eaa a. 81. a.. a-e.i -
s-r. suE you .Fa Al -et-.s % lss az a-f,: s'f
CO. - "a.
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w. MEDICAL UARD.

~ fhsAbS%s bArsD-
DIX. pLUaa. az tss cid Mediesl toasa. cer.ias<
o'sassd mainly 10 N office ptsetlea c.. gBEs!m
ssaee., Etls below the Exchange Ecigi sc z = .,-
oually opposite Odd Fellows Hail, wtt,s Sa.na
end confidential treatment may be- obtained
sonable terms. Those who have been -xEssr.. -
certain ceatesseus e'b1eEts, are tslS3e& n cst
estiy.
Communications BY n,si. CT csaegwl ., rES-e =
attended 10. 9a]ics open fresn a. RI. L -. -
2S-~ss Sts1 tsGsff. :
Nx. AR1frtLIAL pEE1 E-~ ID 4. s'll s.l)-
- PLASTIC AID vULGAN1T1 sEs.
cssssS.--G. W. JONES, Drsrfsr naese< 5ss
ri.tt soz lbs above mode OF NAT rs, &pse3, ..,:
esIg salslad o! ~ absolute So cgesFl
assaT methods, can with canis1snes teEte@
"a sh,se desiring fuii or partial Asss 81 sssgax
especially eueh "a may be di3s7; u No.
they are now asing. Ths pssss<s ssiavssf E, g
sna pixse 20 aha mouth, an6 Ike Asc sSss bHA So
seeasse, ensbses him to iIasrt oceg os aa aa4e ~
tassAees eiesrs. TAis fisthea Eaysas hess !. ss
se gase sssa4ffi.sg . asst Ia - vsai asSsg -ta
.lDa SoWth, iS- .ae9gIass viii az saVsS sstat ,-e
r.eas exhioifei 70 shosss wishsa8 le 5 81.
sets of Teeth, on gold or say ctsss sla -
~ssssrss, De foscs Tor saase prrfe77s q nss - q
.t.a, Gsau8st z ksxwaeslagi Saa &, ss5seasas a.
IS rae sea Z 3 esE4 ssse sfssa % AaA a9k
Z .ssS *ai,s,4 y, 4sss - ssrsss~sstsa sfsSss
1Ta.-DW A1E, 4 4 KE~Ifs kll' ID 10 ~.
IL iatsgiing to Close bpssl sas asse Ia Il. ist.
WSNia ffrm this ssst~ aSsF auf saFrss : y 70
duced rrless--many aasteiss at eoss.
sn.AtlKsiON l. co,
Apla NO. los MAIN stSsss.
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sg" g"AUCTION HOftDt ~Ths Attention o.
IDes..ags, Merchants sna oihsFs IN ,rsiE@i t.,
Cur aais oT SffpIe s2afthe9wHse, CARA lud
s,TaEs, % take place TusS EDGSffFt, nt ~
O'clock, al oar warehouse on Gov tgicys 81.
there are also tn:-ny ic,s jsa tie sale sctlei 20
% uanta uf bousskesufIs. = very Large ~
t5rtneas OF fine PBrisn and W.os wool
sSicaers are 10 he sold tod y. Ihs safe viii
Re continued 20 Eu9sday and Wean esd i, 3
no same boar sssie without reserve
gkg +. SU@EEGS & co,
Governor street.
N" soUdac.cd iy Ta,s. W. KgasEn, suct.
38-ak
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~ PECIAL N0TioE.
~ -
LEE MAIHaKY'S
WAR RiLs.yJ,IRAfIONS

In consequence ds IL . crowds nightly at
tsndiIg these exhibitions, 1t is IN possible 20
reserve seats, unless secured during the day.
The rex c.ucs at Mstrop jlitan Hall will be
open from A. III. till p. IL T., where seats
cen be secured without extra charge. BY
selecting seats during tha day, parties Will
save themselves from annoyances which
cannot otherwise be avoided.
LIN HA ELORT,
api3-ss Acting Manager.
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( \PHNNH OF
~ MILLINERY GOODS,
Ar 100 BROAD SfRlRf,
BY LADY from the South who hss moved he,

Oh'iaren's Hats and Eun Bonnets,
Ribbons. FioWars and Ruehes1 -Fl-
Head .Drsssss, Bridal Wells, &c.
Ladies ere especially requested to call {,
np 2-6t l99 BROAD STREET
NfklNG Is COMIN0.-l respectfully
call the attention Of the ladies to the
fac. that have lately enlarged my stock and
assortment Of goods, among which are Ru.
cnes Bonnet Silks, plain and checked Illu.
sions, black and white; ana a large assor. !.
msn. Of Velvet and Bonnet Ribbons, to.
gethsr with number Of articles not strictly
In the Millinery line; All Of which can be seer
at No 10 Broad street. a -
ap 3-lm< I Mss v. a. TEMPLEMAN
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IAt.1JUE.-A LORE
IN u W I.IE9
of i've Or SIX KooIuS, usar sloaowky Convt-H House
FOR kENf or SSLE. Apoiy t.,
4 GEURaA EITE4fIa.E
sp 9Y--6t* Nouoway %. Ii.
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PERSONAL.

1>O DIR. WILLIAM CRUMP -DzAk SIR
l. Having written 20 You several tinies, and
rot receiving any rep.y, ana hearing hat you
were away IRON home and in the military
service, or soMe place to me unknown, I take
this me hod Of informing you that am pre-
pared to pay YOU yoar legacy under the will
II Roterirk Paype. deceased
Appiy, without delay, to G0ppIE ApfsR.
soF, Richmond, Va. Respectfully,
w w COSBY,
ap Ee-3ta Executor of Payne. decd
Nv LII WHOM Il Nay CONCERN -
BE it herewith In Nwn that my WIFE
JUSTINA SCHNEIDER, has left my house
sud bed. without causa or proyocatton; there
toie, forwarn al psrsoas # IN credi ing her
on my account. JUHN SCHkEIDk2
ap p29-3e
as SU&, GEO. Z WIlEJRSS bs OF az to
I'VE Ueptsin =. T Wrigbr's eonpsu-, H H.l,fsx
& tu,ery, came tfou Yorktown, DC ths lot inst.
ga ths sick Ls;- Any ii.flrnston as 10 ia WHARF
aScuts will be ,haak'u'ly r-sa.ved, if isf WITH
Je:et & harris, coraer u Shokos Wa.eh ,use
Richr aud Va
sp .92s* Wa. II WILB0RND.
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N1OrInE.--A dividend OF II per cent. on
~ the capital stock Of the Richmond, Fred.
ericksburg, and Po.omac Railroad Company,
was declared on the 38d inst payable to the
stockholders or their legal represen tat.vea at
the once Of the company on the first day Of
an a9--i3t =. w. MaCMURDo. rreas
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.>Ok. Egd<-+ :evGr1,
i z . o Ms,
Ia plea,a,s naiah5oi4aoi, with ev9ry convs.
liencs. including Ei,chsn end ali Eecassa.y out
Eouss IS. Apply or b ssscet. 5stoo Clay aus
Leigh rts. p =. nE o ~.tA
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4 TTENTION, LIGHT ARTILLERY.-
IA Lam aann3Ied BY the Governor to re.
ceive SUBSN TDTES In my company Of
Light Artillery, and to muster them In %
they come. Those, therefore, who desire to
procure subs Il sutes, or who wish to become
substitutes, ahould call at once at my head
the Whie 38Mdinx. A. b. 9UIGON,
NH 98l1 Captain Light Artillery.
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N TO ALL MILITARY EEN
AIRY cfacer ia wa2: Of CLOTH No foS .iaa,s
Company OF aseipeat, (who fnrnLh .hSir own
Soods.) can have them ms&s or .rimnled q. eh,. I
nctics, and ia the bsft style, by application to
fHaFER & SCOTT,
Military Clothing Manufacturers,
Petersburg, Va
Or A g. SHAeEa,
ap 99-2w* Ito Main ST., 9ichInond Va.
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E'<yas RENT AND LEASE,

1TALUAB Res; ;D1NDE On FRANK.
LIN STR EFT. A. ADY FURNISHEU,
EttR REST.-Ne are aa.oorizsd by he wner
to rens GU. his desirable residences on Fsank.
lin street, together with q la:ge ga-dsn
aboundine IN shrubtsry. fru.. e.. The
neigh borhc 5t 10 equal to any- The welliux
is il good repair, b avius tea rooms. There is
y stable, carriage. o. use, C attached. -
"A ~ eafste! fenaDt .hs reiI Will De made
reason HE. Ths premises VIII be required 20
be ksr. In gaod condition. If w'soed, the
servants may Giso e niTed.
apas-sI GODDIS 81 APPEnsoN
i o'' T4'. q ssv'r' 200
l., d plea,aat nsish5oia aaoi, with every ccpys.
nienos. Including Eichen end ali Gecesss;y out
hous IS. Apply or eh ass:et bsto 600 Clay aus
Leigh SITS p ~- s M, q ..s*
NtuaJUE.-AL LoEasd
OF i've Or Six roams, usG ssoaowky Conrt-Honse
FOk kENi or SALE. Apoiy t.
f. GEURaA EITZ1fEa.C.
sp s9-6ss No.oway o. II.
'oA AhSt-@'S CITY ARMS HALE,
bs.wesn Msia and Fs.rkliu ats
Apply t. JAMES /. ByRN as,
A. II. kyaa's Tin Beo., 3.a.t.,
ap 29-3,* hssr Manchesser B-l1ge.
E Vsry essicahls ROOM,
Provided tbs furniture ran be isposed o. a. tbs
sp 20 81
sTOA ARhNI-Posseislon g.vea hrs. aay Of
L May-A
FA11iLY REsIDEN,.E,
Ia three minutes walk 0f he Capitol
Apply, betWeen aud 10 O'Clock A. II, at
ME- De q K<Ks,f 5 Drugstore.
ap 2s-2A Oor. 10Th and Main SITS.
a TENEMnNr.
t,E Grace, between 80 and 4th
strse'., containing l2 roous.
ap 2s- 3.s i 0LkZERRGOK.
a. hanaso,ae 7octave
PIANO.
Irq1irs at
kO3Sa's Wa-erooms,
ap = il ltG Maia street
EOR RENr--A very oeaiEAbe
With all the moderh improvements, On Ersnkiil.
street, between Sd ard 4th. Can be heo by ep.
p;ica'i7n st my of1Se, on Cay st. cot, between
18th ard .4h. SSAL ID. HIJES.
ap e3-l2t*
DOTCiHSVI.LE foR NEsI a-shs und r.
i sisheo .i rent for tbs balance OF the e1r
tne place il Louisa county. Va. Eno ~n ss Pot.
tesvi.irs containing six yons acres, v Ell L. rrcvei
on which :s dwelling house with anme sIs or
ssven roosns En good repa:: all TIE cut bu;.5ires
necessary for the comfort ani c,nveEieae. OF .
family. 1tis place Ii within II miles Of the VIZ.
ginia Central h ailrosd In q pleasant ana hsaithy
1eighbo cod Any peason wShins further ir.
ormston, will address the uD dersign cd as Lewis's
tors, Spotsyizaaia county, Va.
~ l8-4w Il. MctsLrUD.
I&OK htNT The LAkHE .UBAUCV
T. FAsIOAY, next 70 Msyo's Warsh onGe,
cn re dock For further particulars apply
at MaTo's Warehouse, or to
ma A-ts EDWARD n5AYC.
tIto. KENT The uF'FION lew occuo,ed by
1, Us, under st. Charles EotsL. Possession
gwen about lst April.
NH It's X. II. MAURY l. 90.
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r CITY ARMS HALL,
betweeu Msia and Fg.Ekliu sts-
Apply t. JAMGc 4 BERNaS,
Al II. kyans Tin Beo.. 3.a:t.,
ap 29-3,k Near Manchester B-idge.
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SEX; II
SEX, O.
F'rsc
sstons
to Sc
reno
.ntk Il
. Dsg
A. l..
in snt
4 with
tsEela
petans
liberal
!. geo
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= TKI zaT1D-
" Zen or twezt. MEN,
Accustomed to packing Mules,
. . serve Ia the Qnartsrmaster's Department In
southwestern virginia. Good wages given Ap-
Wb CAPT. W. 8. WOOD,
As't 9. NJ, Baoon's Quarter Branch,
Nv Richmond.
'WXNTED-T5irf7 REURUTTS Tor TIA
~ Charles City Troop. The usual bounty
X 20 viii bs paid BY tho Government. an d
~ Rer month for use OF ne horae. Should
Sfn, en-, security will bs furnished to such re.
.Sosasss 70 prefer buying horses on credit, on
sSaIion mat tas monthly hire OF their hersss
/. hr lpp,opr'ated % taking up the boa6s given
Yo,1r purchase moaey. Address me at
mhSswa, M eva Va Is Il. HARRISON,
D-lm Capt. UDafles Oity. Troop.
w aNTEU-I VIII hire ai f,ar rates, by
on H. zoe month. 20 abis NEGROES, to work
this coan,nmc .urmcs ut the Carbon Hill Mines, IN
xha hh5's; !: a....r.,. uARpEnrER, SMITH
sAw:MfLiHoS1aa w:MfLiHo1a chain. maker. and an ezpsrt
"a NJ JHo. J.wxRrH. As..
WAMrkD DCSsvsFaI YTNi51E rs 70
Also. orr ON Enxtnss. High 1aGAa paid.
ia 8i.lMinous COAL -
,Ssm sm ETTENdTR i EuMoND.
w AhfED- -''T - M 1-------
Iss .,,, = R4aRuIra.-
osa':sy o sssy .xssss, 2 x ). 49, e e.:
n ~, SSoxsI6ss Rastsaes. -
''''''' s'0ssss ss.:s.ssss . 81 ~, sa :, p.'A' a~
~N~ ~:
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MI AHY LAND BAITAJA1ON
Tho unde rsigned hos osen authorised to or.
ganixs a Battalion Of IL fantry, to form part
Of the Maryland Lint.
Under an act Of Ucngrsss, approved Feb.
Maryland may, upon his own application,
b transferred at once to the Maryland Line.
Or any company composed aof citizens Of
Maryland or the District Of Columbia may.
upon application, be 30 transferred.
individuals or companies destrous Of join.
ing this Battalion, will apply In person at the
once OF WESTON & WILLIAMS, No. IL
Pearl street, or by mail to
J. A. WESTON,
NH lS-ts Richmond, Va.
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WEH7YLRss. VHIP L4pWUC1D-Now
Zas0(D(D in Store anh TOT shie By
w. fECE6SoH 4 90.
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1x'OR RENr-A
4 Vsry Gssicatls ROOM,
Provided tbs Furniture can be ,ispSsed ot At ths
ssne tine Address "KO0M, }" at h!s Office
% .-i~
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ElADauARTBRs URDNAIos DRPAarM'r,
Richmond, w.. March 2sth, 1852
THIS DEPARTMENT Is DESTROYS OF
purchasing ARMS from those parties
Ehv;ng coed double. barrel shot guns, sport
Ing rifies, or any kind OF weapons that Will
DO useful in the field. These arms will be
fairly appraised on their delivery in Rich
q ond, and payments will Be promptly made
Agents here tofOre collecting estats arms
Tor this Department are requested to collect
and forward these private arms as promptly
as possible. j. DIMMOCK
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ArOTICE.-Capt. Wa. W PAKIER'S Oom.
~ pany Of LIGHT ARTILLERY having been
mustered intp Aervice. and secured . battery of
VIII receive few more RECRUITS. II thsy are
Of the right sort. apply At his office "a th, Law
DuiIdtog ~ ppca NH fQ-ts
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sITUA Rem NI-posse,sioM g.vea frs aay Of
II May-A
FAIiLY RESIDENCE,
10 three minutes walk 0f he Capitol
Apply, between Q aud 10 O'Clock A 81, at
ME De d BsKt, ) Drugstore,
ap2s-2A Or. 10Th and Main sts.
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RECRUlTI4 Ga ICE,

Richmond, Ap,il Il, 1862
IN RELIABLE REERUI&S WANTED
s)U for An an old company In the 66th reg
iment Virginia volun teers, Floyd's brigade,
now s.at;oned in tho Southwest, tat Abing.
don, Ta.)
Persons Whaling 20 io;u volun teer ccr, pa.
MES new have good chance, with irduca.
ments in this com pany which ara rarely 20
be met with In organised corr rnpan,es.
The usual bounty o. sifry Atoi.ars will be
paid each recruit at ths time of enlistment
Cail a. my cfice sItnout delay, two
doors above 9Th and rcuth side OF Broad ST..
Up stairs. LIBus. I AS. H. MASON,
ap li-l2tA Recruiting Officer
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-02
NORTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND, Sep. 21.-The New
York Herald of the 18th claims a
victory at Sharpsburg. Its dis
patches are contradictory, but
concur in stating that the Confed-
crates were defeated.
Letters from Louisville claim a
victory over Duncan's and Scots
forces at Mumfordsville, Kentucky.
The Bermuda correspondent of
the Herald says that five steamers
are lying in the port of St. George
awaiting an opportunity to run
the blockade.
The United States arsenal al
Pittsburg was blown upon Wednes.
day, 18th ult. Seventy or eighty
boys and girls were killed.
In New York on the 18th inst,
gold opened at 1853 and advanced
to 117a. go
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-02
NORTHERN NEWS.

PETERSBURG, Sept. 26.-North-
ern dates of the 23rd say Lincoln
issued a proclamation declaring all
slaves of rebel masters free after
LIST Jan. next. a.3 G7l
Tremendous excitement in Lou
isville. Dispatches from Jeffer-
sonville of the 22nd say: Rebels
Bragg and Smith have divided
their forces; Smith is to hold Buell.
in check, while Bragg advances
on the city. Bragg summoned
Nelson, in command of army for
defence of Louisville, to surren-
der. Nelson refused and has or
dered all women and children to
leave the city in one minutes no
tice. Thousands of citizens are
crossing the river into Indiana
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-10-02
SOUTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND, Sept. Z0.-7Jackson s
official report of the capture, Of
Harper's Ferry, dated the 18th,
says: God crowned our arms
with another brilliant success in
the surrender at Harper's Ferry
yesterday, of Brig. Gen. White
and 1900 troops; an equal mum.
Der of small arms, Is pieces of ar.
tillery, and about two hundred
wagons, in addition to other stores.
There is a large amount Of camp
and garrison equipage. Our loss
very small. 49,.
RICHMOND, Sept. 22.-The ac-
counts Of the battle at Sharps-
burg are yet meagre and somewhat
contradictory, but agree in repre-
senting this battle to have been
the most bloody and desperately
contested engagement of the war.
The Confederate army though OPP.
posed by largely superior numbers:
again illustrated its valor and in.
vincibility by successfully repell.
ing the repeated onslaughts Of the
enemy. -
Officers have arrived here who
state that they went over the bat
tie field on Thursday, and they as
sert that the advantage remained
on our side, the enemy having
fallen back. " -
The city papers of this morning
report OH the authority of passen
gers who arrived last night that
Gen. Lee has recrossed the Poto
mac, on Friday, at Shepardstown
STEVENSON, Sept: 26, 1862 A
special dispatch TO the Advertise
& Register dated Knoxville. 26th
says: A courier arrived to-nigh
from Gen. Smith at Lexington vii
Gen. Bragg's headquarters, which
were s miles west of Mumfords
vile on the 10Th. Gen. Smith,
forces occupy Frankfort, George
town, Cynthiana, Falmouth an6
Williamstown, KY. $4,000 Vol
unteers have offered themselve.
and are coming rapidly. Home
Guards are turning in with Their
arms as fast as they can be re
ceived. Our West Tennessee reg
iments had an engagement with
the enemy under Wallace. Oul
loss at Mumfordsville was sc
killed and wounded. The enc
my's was much greater. Gen
Buells forces, numbering $4,000
were in the vicinity of Bowline
Green. Only 1000 Federals in
Nashville. Our troops are travel
ling onward and finding Kentuck.
ians hospitable. o3lt9ia9
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An Important Subject =

A gentleman from Coffee county,
represents that the depredations OF
the Federals while there were SO
complete and widespread, that
many of the women and children
of that section must stdrUe unless
aid is afforded them from abroad.
That assistance will be rendered,
of course; and Lincoln county, out
of its abundance, will contribute
literally to it. Our corn crop is
large, and a portion of the surplus
could not be appropriated to a bet
ter purpose than feeding the wives
and children of men who are now
in the Southern army. Let their
wants be supplied; and that, too,
with no niggardly hand!
Some of our friends express
distrust, lest distilleries should re-
open in different parts of the coun-
try, turning the corn that ought
to be used for bread, into achtskey.
We hope their fears are ground
less; for whatever the feeling may
be in other parts of the State, we
believe the citizens of this county
have too much patriotism to in
dulge in such a procedure. Under
ordinary circumstances, we have
not one word to say against any
mans engaging in any legal traffic
But the case is now altered; In these
times, when suffering, perhaps star
walton, is imminent, for a part of
the people of Tennessee, no one
has the right, in justice to the pub
lie, to apply a grain needed for gus
tenance, to the making of liquor
We do not know of any man who
designs doing so-we hope there
are none;-our only purpose is te
suggest what we believe is right
as a rule of action. In addition
we do not kno,c that the Federali
will not visit this country again
We hope they will not-but nt
one can speak with certainty. II
they do come, liquor ought not t.
be within their reach. During
their last visit, citizens suffered
from their drunken soldiery; ant
no one, we are sure, desires a rep
etition of such excuses.
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Deofb of Autbonv B,,ras.-An-

Death Of Anthony Burns.-An-
thony Burns, the fugitive, who was
arrested in Boston In 1854, REMAIN
ded to bondage and afterward re-
deemed, died at st. Catharines,
Canada West, on the 9th of July.
His disease was consumption, ac-
quired by exposure while trying to
clear the debt of the church
of which he was pastor.
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To the Preachers of the Tennessee
Conyerence.-I have received in.
formation from the Rev. A. S.
Riggs, that at q called meeting of
the Preachers the time of holding
our Annual Conference was posf.
poned until the 10Th day of 0cto.
ber., is. fjiIa 1a
Also the place of holding the
same has been changed from Gal
ldtiato Cormersrille, Tenn. Preach.
ers and friends seeing this notice
will please extend the information,
as far as possible, to the members
OF the Conference. sin .te}aE1,l
sol JAMES r. PLUMMER.
Huntsville, Sept. %, 1862.
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The London Times. of the 3OtI

The London Times, of the 30th
ultimo, advocates peace between
the North and South in very
strong terms. The same journal
contains very fair and candid ar
ticle on General McClellan's posi-
ton and capacity for the chief
command of the Union army, and
acknowledges that he enjoys the
full confidence Of the soldiers and
people. : 8 = A rebel letter from
Louisville, KY, to the London
Times, asserts that the Union
army in Virginia had lost fifty
thousand men up to July Sth, in
killed, wounded and missing. The
writer adds, however, that s'peace
on any terms would be acceptable
to North and South alike" !.
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Don't Forget t.

Subscribers residing in any part
of Lincoln county will please call
at this Office whenever they come
to Fayetteville, and get the Oh
server packets for their respective
post offices. By adopting this
plan, the paper will go to all parts
of the county as regularly and
promptly as though the mails were
running as heretofore. Don't for
get-be sure to come and get them.