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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-21
ConstabIe. BIoomaeId townshin
Number 6l.l
A N ORDINANCE, Levying and PrOvi-


n ding for tue collection of the City property tax.
The Trustees Of CuyQf Nerddd do ordaia as fo0Us:
SECTION l. There shall be. and is hereby levied,
upon all assessed and taxable property within the
corporate limits of the City Of Nevada for the fiscal
year ending May 1st 1862 tax of fifty cents for
general city purposes, and of twenty cents for fire
purposes, upon each hundred dollars of assessed
value.
SEC 2. 1t shall be, and is hereby made the duty of
the City Marshal or his Deputy 10 collect said taxes;
said Collector shall forthwith give notice, by publi-
cation in some newspaper, published in this city,
that the city taxes are due and payable and the time
and place at which he will receive the same; also.
that the law in regard to their collection, will be
strictly enforced.
SEC. q Upon the second Monday in February.
1862 at the close of the business hours for that day
the tax collector shall enter upon the tax list or
assessment roll, n statement, that he has made a
levy upon all the property assessed in said roll and
upon which the taxes have not been paid. On or
before the third Monday Of February, 1862 the tax
collector shall complete list of all persons and pro-
perty then owing taxes and the tax collector in ad-
diton TO the tax levied shall collect upon each de-
hnquent, the sum of one dollar costs inc urred in
preparing and publishing the delinquent list.
E SEC. 4. On before the first day of March 1862
the tax collector shall cause the delinquent tax list
to be published, giving the of the owner of all
real estate and all improvements on the same, to-
gether with such condensed description Of the pro-
perty that il may be easily known, and also a SINH
lar condensed description Of any real estate or i'm
provements assessed to unknown owners: and also
opposite each name or description, the amount OF
taxes, including costs due from each delinquent per
son or property; such list with the levy thereon as
heretofore provided shall be published for three sue
cessive weeks in some newspaper or supplement to
a newspaper published in the city of Nevada Such
publication shall also designate the time and place
OF the SALE which shall not be less than twentv-one
or more than twenty-eight days from the first ap-
peaIance of the publication. All real estate shall be
sold in front of the Court House door, and all sales
shall be made by the Marshal or his deputies.
SEC. 8. The provisions of the Act entitled an Act
to provide for the support of the Government
of this State approved April 29th 1857 from Sec l6
to Sec % inclusive, of said act shalcontrol direct
and regulate the SALE issuance Of certificate record
and all further proceedings Of the tax collector under
the foregoing ordinance.
Passed January 7th, A. D.. 1862.
CHAS KENT, President.
JAS. MONROE. Clerk pro tenn
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-21
OF CALIFORNIA,

TUM MON S%-SIAlG Il Or' CA LIE OAaAsALA ;
- County of Nevada. IS. District Court OF the l4th
Judicial District of said State. The people oi the
State Of California, to l.. +. NELSON greeting; lou
are hereby summoned to appear and answer TO me
complaint Of j. r. CLARK and j. II. CLAIM hled
against YOU within ten days from the service OF THIS
writ if served on you in this county, within twenty
days fserved on you in this district and out OF tins
county and within forty days if served ouyou in the
State and out Of this district in an action commenced
on the 5h day of June, A. D. 1861. in said court,
wherein plaintiffs pray judgment against you Tor me
sum of 81 43S 50-100 dollars, with interest on 20
dollars at two per cent per month, from October 20,
1860 until paid alleged by plaintiffs in their com
plant to this action TO be due them from you, upon
a certain promissory note, and for work and labor
done and performed for you and for goods wares and
merchandise sold and delivered to yOu-particulary
mentioned in sald complaint. And you are hereby
notified that if you fail TO answer said complaint as
herein directed plaintiffs will take judgment against
you therefor by default, together with all costs OF
suit and also demand Of the Court such other relief
as prayed for in plaintiffs said complaint.
- In testimony Whereof, r. H. FARQUHAR,
E Clerk Of the District Court, aforesaid, do
LIS hereunto set my hand and impress the seal
- of the said Court, at Office, in the City Of
Nevada, this 21st cay Of December, a. D.. 1861.
X. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk.
Per JOS. ROBERTs jr., Deputy.
HILL x HUPP, Attys for Plaintiffs. de2l-4w.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-21
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the unpersigned will apply to the Board of SUI
pervsors OF Nevada county, at the next regular
meeting, on the FIRST Monday in February, 1862, or
as soon thereafter a hearing can be had, for re-
newa of license 10 collect tolls the road leading
from the Backbone 10 Woolsey's Flat.
Bloody Run, Jan. ., 1862. FOX &AlERRYMAN.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-01-21

May be safely taken at all times-it VIII secure 70
ladies' regular periodic habit-anl is the very best
medicine they can take when arrived at the period
ca He'd ''turn Of life"
Price 81 90 per bottle, or bottles for $500. Ask
for Sands Sarsaparlla, and take no other.
Prepared by A. b. Il d. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street corner of William, New York.
For sale by c. NJ. BATES, and 4. +. SPENCE, Ne
vada; and all other Druggists.
Dec "a, 1861.
, 1862-09-03

DEs MONIES, Iowa, Sept. Late advices
from Fort Dodge state that apprehe1sions of
danger from the Indians hare ceased The
excitement has, ii measure, Ell osided, aud
and the settlements On the Upper Des Moines
are considered safe. It Is still believed here
that rhe uprising has been stimulated by
Southern Eympathizers-
s. r. Ingham, OF this city, has been ap-
pointed by the governor to superiutend TIC
Operations against the Indians. He has gone
to Fort Dodge.
The Office Of the commissioner to snper1n-
tend the draft is thronged with persons seeking
exemption. It is believed by msny that
the draft will be postponed until after some
action by the Legislature.
Legislative members are coming in rapidly.
Gov. KirEwood is here.
About ]. 700 troops are here, and more are
constantly coming.
me sd regiment is not yet fully organized. q Cd
l., Kfnemsn, of Council Bluffs, 1ientenant
colonel. The msjoT is not yet appointed.
Col J. A. Williamson, Of the 4th Iowa reg
irnsnt, is here on furlough, He says that
| hereafter he will permit no elections for Off
| GERS in his regiment. He is in the confidence
| OF Governor kuk~ood.
Thomas =. Benton. Jr, Of Council Bluffs,
appointed colonel of the 34th regiment
t Captsfn Kittridge, Of the 7th lows, from
| Oitumva, has been appointed colonel OF III
| 37tb. He distinguished himself at the battl'
Of Belmont.
Msjor Some, Of the Sd iowa, has heen ap
pointed to the command Of regiment.
Col. Dewey, of the sd regiment, thinks /
marching orders.
have just learned, from reliable source
that the draft has been postponed to the Lot
inst.
, 1862-09-03
FROM SPRINGFIELD.


SPRINGFIELD, September 2.-The governor
has ordered fifteen regiments to the South
Immediately. He Is telegraphingsto all points
in the State where troops are stationed i'm
peratfve marching orders.
a dispatch WIS received this afternoon from
Col. james Monroe. commanding at Mattoon,
to the effect that a man had been arrested by
him charged with shooting at one OF our SOL
diers there and hurrahing for JEFF. Davis.
The evidence against hlm is conclusive.
/. The 115th Illinois regiment is organized at
Camp Butler, near this city. The following
sre the officers Colonel, ]. r. Moore, Deca-
tur Lieut. Col, ". Wakeman, Morgan CO.;
Major, G. a. Patete, Shelbyville; Adjutaut j.
Fl Woods, Alton; Quartermaster, B. F. Farley,
Athens; First Assistant Surgeon, N.G. Blalock,
Macon county; Chaplain, A. Bradshaw, Deca-
t. ~tur.
Mesrs. Buckmaster aud Murphey Of Alton,
visited the governor to-day, for the purpose
Of obtaining q regiment and. a battery for the
| protection Of the place, in consequence Of the
large number Of prisoners there and its nea,
proximity to Missouri. The governor woul6
Lave sent the troops Immediately but for tht
great pressure elsewhere, making it importan
to forward all our available forces to othe
points.
Permission has been given by the secretar:
Of war for Col. Bartleson to be trausferre
from the Goth regiment to the new regimen
organized in viii county.
The soth regiment, Col, Allen, is nnde
marching orders and will leave at once for th
| seat Of war.
Col, Fonda has received orders for the In
mediate removal Of the sseesh prisoners frol
Camp Butler to Vicsshurg.
The General Buford who was killed in tt
recent battle in Virginia, is not Gen. N. ]
Butord Of Rock Island. He Is at Corinth
Col. Hogg, reported killed in Mississipf
was one Of the most gallant soldiers and e
! | complished officers in the State.
, 1862-09-03
Important from Fortress Monroe.

IMPORTANT from Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 3l-A]l OF Por-
ter's mortar feet aud gunboats have come
down james River, and are now at anchor in
Hampton Roads, and part Of the feet that has
been up the river is to 60 Immediately to the
Potomac, So says Commodore Wilkes.
Ttis morning the Norfolk boat which has
heretofore run regularly between Norfolk and
this place, came over with the troops and dis
charged them On the steamship Baltic, lying
in the Reads and returned to Norfolk with.
out the mai1e, apparently for more troops to
dispose OF in the same way. There is eVi-
IDENTIFY much secret excitement among the
federal officers in this place, and the seces-
sionists are growing over what they claim to
he q defeat in the recent army movements
under Gen. Pope.
4 part OF the James River 1lotil!a has left
this afternoon, and proceeded in the direc'
ton Of the Potomac
FORTRESS Monroe, Aug. 31--The ro1sides
left Forttts 81 Monroe to-day at noon for Fh1ls'
Se1pb{a, Her trip has been successfnl
flag OF truce was sent up the James
River to Aken's Landing to-day, and carried
m Col Forney Of Alabama, who Was #onao
"a. taken trjsoneF, and paroled some tlme
$50. They also took up some women ant
children. ,a..oa -,,t,
troops to d1Y-
, 1862-09-03

now swellea Dy r ,rcvu.1::s = ::
60,0CO or U,0uU--de. d to know what
hy parallel roads. Aise column under
Hooker {Pope himself VII first encoun-
tertd 3 resel force :, eynoon at
Kettle Run, few miles . .. -ssaB, and
1ushed it back, killing ant. =. ::>, 800 OF
them. Pushing on to MANI: -. aoru-
ing (Thursday), Pope found /, had
been evacuated three hours beft =. q
wall jackson, who had moved to
(north) and thence westward up Bt.
doubtless to avoid conflict with S.:
forces and form speedier Junction wit.
remainder of the rebel army, which Tas II
slowly following on his devious way from Il. ::
the eonth side Of the Rappahanuock. Nc
took him, and 4 gut enslled with general ad-
vantage to our side, which was only termi-
mated by darkness. Jackson held his ground
with desperate tenacitJ, knowing that disor-
derly retreat was destruction, while the bulk
OF Gen. Lees army must he coming rapidly
Friday morning, General Pope concentrated
his forces and pushed On after jackson, who
by this time had been heEvily reinforced BY
tue rebel main army g. desperate battle en-
eued, partly on the Bull Run battle ground OF
last year, our troops this time approaching 1t
from the south. The Unionists had the best OF
1t, holding the battle ground at dark though
with q loss Of 5000 killed and wounded. Gen.
Pope estimates the rebel loss as twice that
number We were the assaiiants throughout.
The next morning {Saturdap) the po-
sitions were reversed. The rebel grand army
estimated at zoo, eco in all had now nearly
or quite ell come up, and they belng much the
stronger party, assumed the offensive: They
gained ground upon us during the day. At
night, Gen Pope's headquarters were at Cen
trcEille, to which strong position his whole
army had fallen back in good order, and ~heze
he had just been Joined ;bg Fsank1in's corps PIP
while Summers was we'll on the way 70 atm.
These arc among the best portions Of the 1at:
army Of the Peninsula-} The two parties 3Il hae
gnsy ereaqd s4m3 SnTng tenss ones 1sse
eonn1i cotn,nno;rat1on at With Washington, while tn
p7ee@ey hoS the RSst'fGoo Sstf aa
south of Bul Rn5, sPPeth FoPe tass be caa DEL
gostOn sna1 & I'll fSen &c j. iii
s taS 6zcaay so strons g1 fas tss e
LII 1ant Venture to 1eave him In their rear fo
snT ~ adyance toward the Northern Potomac
, 1862-09-03
undera1 Tax Collectors and Assessors
for Illinois Rnd IOWA.
WASHINGTON, Sept. =, 1862.

The following are the appointments for IL
1ipofs under the Excise and Tax Law:
1st District-Collector, Geo. Schneider, Chicago;
Assessor Eoepezer Peck, thfcagp.
ad-Collecsor, r. ait Ta1cott Rockford Assessor,
Duncan Ferguson. Rockford.
3dCollcc1oE, Henry 4. Mix. Oregon; Assessor,
Lester H. Robtneon, Morrison
4th--Collector, Seth G. Sherman, Quincy; As
eeesor. Vim, D. Henderson. Aledo.
5th-t,o1lector " H. Brown, Princeton; AS
eceaor, Thos T. Moore Peori.
6th1Collector. Lewis Ellsworth, Nape1ville, As
seeEr, Ell L. Waterman QttaHa.
9,h--Collector, v. F. Cunningham, DanEf1Is; :;
AsEeesor. Geo. Y. Rives, Paris.
6th--Collector, Turner r King. Springfield; A.
ecssor, Peter Folsom, Bloomington.
9th--CoI1ector, VIM. Green, Menard county !;
Assessor, 4 P. Babcock, Fulton county,
t0th-CoIlectuT, F. Alexander. Greenville; As
ses-or, John Moses. Winchester
Ith-colector, Daniel R. Green, Salem; Ae-
eeeeor, Peter r. Smith, Pettss.
12th-Cunector. Hiram I5arbonr; Assessor, Fred.
4. Gremer. Be}levil1e+
1e,h-Col!eccor, Dsriel G.. Hay, Bnrnt Prairie
Aeseseor, De Witt C. Barbour, Tamatoa-
1st plstffet-oollee1os: ]: G: Walker, Fort Mad
! fon Asscsscr. 3. II. Pdtchctf. Mount Pleasant
2d--1ollector,Gco.W W Els, Davenp ut; Assessor,
3d-collector, Jed Lake, Independence; Assess
OF, 1esee D. 3arrptt. Dubuuue
4th-Co1leetor-Elijah Sells. Des Moines. Az
| eesBof, J. s. jerome, Iowa City.
| tth-Co1lector. j. c. Hogeue Mt, AYr: Assezx
or, John Dewey Des Molnes,
/ 6tb-Co1lectnr. S. ?. Hewitt. IT,, Eagle GroTe
| Assessor, Deloe Arnold, Marshalltown.
, 1862-09-03

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 5.-Gov. Curtin. to
meet reqnisition from the president has is-
sued orders for the formation OF three cavslry
regiments within twenty days, advance pay
ard bounty to be paid. Three friends Of
Chas. Ipgersol engaged Br1gaeld's band for q
ee1enade last night, but kept the band in the
dark as to the object After pfsying few
tunes they were taken to the residence OF
Judge CadRallader. Peter mccall, aud
Judge Wharron, the managers Of tbe affair,
EanIed "Dixie" and. the "Matseilles -
played, but the band refused, and played
'snatiopal afrs'' instead The origtnators
of tie eerenade are unknown.
Three immense zia-d canuou, TX, 8, aud
81 inch bore, have already been found Ia the
iold Of the prize steamer Bermuda Othet
cases. no. yet open are supposed to contain
e1nall cannon or rifles.
-Four city regiments left yesterday fol
Washington.
, 1862-09-03

QGSCT, H., Sept LA reliable citisen Of
this city, from Palmyra, Mo-, last evening.
states that an order was issued yesterday
mosntrg by Col Granger, colnuandaut of the
post, Tequiling all male citizens able to bear
arms, without regard to age and symPathies,
to report themsr1 es for military duty BY i
1mmediate arrest.
There were several large parties OF rebels
In the vicity Of Palmyra, and an attack was
apprchend~d. The force Of the rebels was
III known, Int 1t WAS supposed to be sufh-
c" Mt to Justify the most energetic measures
for the defense Of the place.
, 1862-09-03

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1852.
THE SITUATION

The silence Of three days, which has
been disturbed only by "ho1rible rumors"
like that which We copy elsewhere from
The New York Tribune, or by equally hor-
fible suspicious in The minds Of the peo-
ole, is broken by the announce
nent that q battle Eas fought
on Monday two miles north Of
Fairfax G. Il. in which Generals Kear-
;ney and Stevens were killed-the rebels
:sn1er jackson being driven mile from
the field after fierce engagement The
news is brought down to three o'clock
Yesterday morning. This fight purports
to have been made by portion only Of
Pope's army.
The latest previous intelligence Is Of
o,,ite 8 different character, stating that
There had been no fighting since Saturday
night at 8 O'Clock, and that our army had
.nnved from Centre1ille two miles towards
The banle field of Saturday. In whit
>,arnpr the scene Of strife has been trans
tcrrcd to Fairfax, six miles nearer to Wash
fngton, is not explained. There Is evi-
IDENTIFY much perturbation in Washington,
Tor al the department clerks and persons
emp1oycd in the public buildings, have
been ordered to enroll themselves in com
nanies for the defense Of the capltal, unde
Gen. Wadsworth- Gen Mcclellan ha
been placed in command Of the fortit1ca
around Washington.
From Cincinuati it is reported that th
1ebels ate only thi1ty-niue miles distan
from that city and are marching against
$1,000 strong. The citizens are workip
cn o,aess on the .fortifcations en- the kes
lucky side Of the river. The eSelteme'
ii Louisville Is equally great, 1t is Pc
fectly amazing that such condition
things should exist, with the great and u
cbnoucrable western army lying idle
Tennessee, Alabama, and Mississippi
This is seemingly q dark day for t
TTnion. but it is no tine for discoura<
.ncnt or despair. The mighty North I
hardly begun to put forth her energies, 8
perhaps these dangers and reyerses l
necessary to make US understand the eh
acter Of the contest, and induce Us at
10 fight in deadly earnest,
, 1862-09-03

make nearly IL eco men Indiana has sent into
Kentucky during the past three days.
To-day the commissioner OF II 4rEo county
commenced his court In the hal, Of the House
Of Representatives to decide upon the ex-
empts. Hundreds upon hundreds Of the blind,
the lsme anel the halt, thronged the State
House yard. ThewiVes and daughters Of the
rore vigorous accompanied them. Out Of 500,
272 got certificates From the amount Of
business on hand, there Is no telling when the
court will adjourn. -,
, 1862-09-03

The whole country, despite the absorb
ing war news, IS looking anxiously to tbs
action of the Commissioners Of the Pacific
Railroad, now in session in this city. The
interests at stake are SO vast, and far reach
ing upon the dcstinies and the welfare Of
the nation, and in fact, Of the commerce
and civilization Of the whole world, that
well grounded fears were entertained
lest il should fall into the hands Of spec
1lators who would commence it only to
swindle the Government by leaving it half
finished, and make it a Kissing and by
word for the next fifty years. 1t gives us
great pleasure, therefore, 10 add that tie
action Of the commissioners in clec*iag
Hon. VIM B. Ogden, President, Fl. 2. Poor
Secretary, and Thos. ". Olcott, Esq, Of
Albany, N. T., Treasurer, shows conclu-
siyely that the Commissioners mean
to build the road, for no
better selection Of officers could possibly
have been made. The country will ut
puce have confidence in the enterprise,
knowing that thus far at least the men who
eouirol it appreciate its national impor-
lance, end whose high character is com-
plete guarantee that al that integrity, cxpe-
rience and energy can accomplish to give
the organization the right direction
vin be done. The only chance which the
Pawnec and all other tribes Of spcculator:
will hereafter hare to control this grea
national work, viii be to take maj iority O
the stock, and that they viii hardly be al
, 1862-09-03
List OF EaBunftfees

The following officers and soldiers belong
ing 10 Western regiments were Killed or
wounded at the recent battles in Virginia:
aTH Ixn1ASA--co1ouel Brown, killed: 4. Van
1'sart, 8, uouLdrd.
tsr h,rcn1eAs-col. Robar.s. killed; Captain
Leu. f Haup:n, % d.: serst N. E Smith wounded:
J. J Mckauc, I, do; T. G. Graham, I, wounded
81 :1cEreAx-H Enow. z. wounded.
n 3lca1aAH-Csp:. Mc1nty1e, 4, wounded in
!6Tn Micruc As-seret James Hoagh, E. wound
<ai,. Parry. do: L5cut S Il. Swan. do.
1s7 E1cn5cAs CA7AInf-J. AcDsrruott. ],
1H s;,xsEserA--swan johnson. 3. wounded.
3erH 111;No1s-Sers'i no!eonb, I. grounded.
E9olf, E. wounded L!eut. Hardy. Il. do. Na}or
HfsF1 E;:155: =: do; v eAntitt' Do; Capt Randolph
cru TIrco*sM.-F. Everso1. ?. Killed Colonel
Cutler, wpunded; Capt Marsh DO. do cerporal
TsRqtfs TsTi;4 l. 2. o. es@sss. f1ost s. as
do J. Ri]ey. D, do; L. Fow1e14 D, do: w. has-
Esll, .. DO !; 1. Sheldon. 6 do. p e,nea. scre,
1uczzaan, 3, d. DqaoSh, d.; $ s. do: E@o 3 x. K
a.: Ri9g d.; b,e a; 3 8 ;,99o9 ao 6addy D.
f. ~ ss5s de w.E9s'9ss hsss So
anass snS' E 5s3s &eey MaFss; s;;,ti p as .,o
q, u AlN-I1euf. T. SIAuG. hAl@s4 ~ ~
scn., do. Cupt.. o'1'ricn. do Capt Mhitels
- fames lavpman, DO Fred EDDY, a.
Mar 40: ]. n. Dee}tc, +. Woaneca; =. ENG
5, d.: @ J. r fraa4, 3, do \. T. Smith, do'; J
oean s .5, =; GO; .sT@Lzeutensnt Hesse. .. killed
r.n1narai 11 Vs4 Duzen, ., do Col Basnuyu, do:
Go1PS Says5:s, ?. c.; csp1 I'M Me,1 :!
10: w. Bsleey, X. do j j. Powley, &, do; Capt
Shriyer B: wou1dsa; Cspt Smith, &, do; Lieut.
RYAN H, d., lieut. Bret.uap, do
GTH M1cn1aAN-C. Eetab.ook F. wounded In tn
1sTa 1EDtA&A1Ms,sr May; Killed; y: 4. Mi
%; ~. smith, a Dc; %;,E; F. Reasy, i. do;
Iudley, F. wounded: Lieut. enant Ms1
Gottc. 4. do; Sergeant Haverstrop. l., do
T.orDoral Ely, F do; Corporal Ai.ons, F, do G.
poral BARLEY. F. do: Corpore1 Fisher, F. do;
Serveapt. 4. do; j. Piesso1. A. d.; C!ark,
DO; 6. :. i: TetaibargeE. 4. Do; :. Bere1hsioe
A. do; j. McColltns. A. do: 4 Brady, 4. do
Kerpcdy, 4. do; radset, A d.: D J. Ellso
4, do: G. Berclhciuer. A. do; ], Mitchell
do: j. G]ware, A. do: H. Carr. A. do: E. Pes
Rn1, L. do. prisoner, $. Pediu, 4, do; D RcEt
A, do; " s. Riageley A. do; J. Hock, A. do !;
5McGlnn1t, a, do; L Abbott, A. do: D Harmo
I. DO; H. B4nion- I. dn; j '!oggfu. I, do:
Ford. F. %; 2. Cozle F, do; g. Z. Mash. :, .
! NJ. Campbell, F. do: P Jomufns, F, do; N. 3
ticG, F, do; j. Lamb, F. do; J. Derrer, F, d..
, 1862-09-03

v4sH1saros, Sept. a.-rhe steamer Hss-
+erns cantured while trying to run the
tgaS h3nctad nff Berwick Bay, the rebel schooner
Insanhine with s32 bales OF cotton. bound for
fnss Hayannas The i. 8: steamer Bienville, cap,
1ned ho 21st n Tsn e aaeR ces
%i1tea n' 1i that It was their intention to run ths
M,eta h1ocEade I The q. 5, steamer Stars 40; and
otnpto inpton he schooner Elizabeth, from Nassau
y 1oadeif Nv WITH salt and truis for Pniladelph1s'
, 1862-09-03

rE Samuel sbellabarger (Rcpub1icanl aud
San,set s. Coz {of the Vallaudigham persua-
slor), are opposing candidates for Congress in
the Columbus District Of Ohio. Both are
members Of the present House. Unless 1000
more Republicans than Democrats Of that
district go to the var, Cox has reached his
.sunset.
, 1862-09-03
Fraudulent Enrollment OF mtntla Ell
Pennsylvania

LAycAsrER, Pa, Sept. g;-EhS mut519 TT ~, e1
rol1ed in Ills county IS 2o,4sS, Thile ~! go,-
uuteers are In the service In ~ n Tx III
eerrsce earrH Beris. the great democratic eo9uty'
Sav;ne 16 6o Voters, has enro3lea e26a Ksad,
% ips eIailns no mora able bodied men taaa ts1
Iancastsr has pow in the field. The nasses
demands examination.
, 1862-09-03
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THE KEEKL EANARp.

Surgeon Causden, Of the Sd Wisconsin
battery, arrived in this city yesterday. He
Jeff Dechard, seventy miles south Of Nash
vile and thir!y-fve miles from Stevenson,
on Friday last. Gen Buell. was then at
Ius headquarters, and no fight with the
enemy haG taken place. Of cou1se tile
dispatch from Cairo, published yesterday,
, 1862-09-03

sRElZallou Wil3 II .-4.-.--r
n to subscribe 50 liber.1ly that
Bill mere spccu1ators will be dis
disposed to stand aside, well assured thai
they will be unable to pay the assessments
that will be made upon the stock the
friends Of the road have, therefore, good
reason for congratulstion thatso arspicious
q commencement has been made in work
which for all future time will be regarded
as enc Of the greatest achievements Of any
, 1862-09-03
NrtD a1bRrttBRmR11t8.

4A ANTEU-A slGaa.lon i. 1fa-
~ ye1er for some Commercial House, by one
acaua.nted with The business Would prefer Agr.cu
tural IN plenents and Machinery No objection to
E!tuatfon Sale sman Bpuk-Eeepar IL town or
conEtry; Address Post O9ce Boz lsis. Chicago
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