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~ The dr~< trouble with the draft seeIns to
have occnrred in Connecticut. In the town OF
Newton the Se&sc. naea were Obliged 70 cali on
NaIehsl Carr tor assistance. ssas tho draft ws-s
beng resisted by n,ob.~ In answer. and By
direction Of the Governor tho Marshall teie.
grsrhed the S"lnct,neU TO proceed with theit
duly, and THAI they shOcld be defended al all
hazards. In Fairfield. also, riot occurred Oh
"Wednesday, which was promptly quelled.
howrve~, by iha appearance Of II company OF
srrnad laea. The draft took place in the after
noon, and sixty lone pnieou> were drafted. Inc
two principal ringteadPsS OF the riot, BY q
righteer4, retribn ion. being of the numb,s
Tho folly o. attempting 10 recs+ must. BY thts
time. be made 50 plainly apparent. that Wa ar.
prel,"ah no more trooble in Connected or else
wh1tr. on account OF the DRAFT
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Isad had gwen 10000 mssoti'y id b. Uli4Js.
a!id was s,aesrs in IL
Jatk.on rrrlird taat u, 'ho tune ths; vo,a ws-
tak.n Mssy'o0h VS.. cswai down BY FejereA
bsS -. and forced 10 vote all ono way.
Thu wa deaied ~ the rery aht-ess.ns him.
r. saceestonjs1 ny he way vho hid that ii tho
vote we're tskeu 'o- Day, Nary land would decide
70 remain In the Union ~ aocIa mAiorl'y
They Ohs Nary lsud rebrl-t thought ihe Con-
fpdeaaie I1Ova iAio Ma<yiaad = mot egreSIou~
bluAd"Y, ana begged thH reoc& Ladies 10 protecs
The prorNtty o. tho tnioE.-ie. arguing thSt Il
thaa WIS dosln. soon ~ tho rebel. let the
Unioust< ~OnId rise and reveasr thsix To- ,,rs
upoa the Maryland syrrpsthize,e: aad therefore,
whaa the seces<'tOnle{J eaie%-ad tho CITY; thu
storeo Of Orion noen We're allowed TO rerdai IN
cIo-td. while those who loved tho Oon .pderacx
aSd bad confhieaca ia ts perpet airy gcfI &C.
c0Foed j3a puyHege o. exchanging ihtsr ,oocte,
tor notes Fesaed ~ the Sou !L.rn cvyernmaui.
Iaek-on was evidently nnes-y all the time BIZ
wa" IN Frederick: aud While the Contrderate-
ta!krd loud abost tho iuvas+oo ot Pennsylvania.
they looked with longing eSes acroe< tho Polo
mac. and eVrdeoily wished th4y were th4so
sSsIn~ They obtained sixty recruits In Fretie.
rick bui ia heo became 70 d.gusted ihat before
The army rSre~ard actu.s the mountain. tho
reoe@s found they had bui tLTae rccsui,s re-
ma ming.
II 10 poi deG1I4-tg known what fuxca the
re6e4. bod bss when they moved isOA F,e,ie-
REX they vaep t~f0'y -fo1y hOurs dom. ~, aud
maPchlnS all Tho tune. THIS. o. coufe,e, include.
We movemeas % tr2ins, &c That they werp
scarce OF sSnn~ni'iDn WV evidae> aud thav
fuIIy expected 10 DO Supplied from Maryland
The oo&dHss pFe~.atad y,ay sorry appeer-
sn'e- aud Were ragged. dirty anA covered
wEh vrr1uin Their clothing did no, look 6.
trough II had BEEN changed foF mouths they
wee 100 ovid",iily kept il aSiac. and slavisA
Scheetion by thar Offices aud he men da<ed
acafce&y ores word wtlan an car va Dts,
en- 10 long DE- the general Ofk2ers yyrre pr,.,
chi the men committed 40 drp<edaaoys: bat
me monans the formef LETT. they commenced 10
TOD, and la Oie cssa-i{,.,i OF Mr. Ct<-,hpy
TOOK everything. even 10 female wearing an.
psTri
a meuber OF Colonr! Colsroye:s regimen,
nnnd apsprr Pnrportins 10 be Rebel Order No
liz whiI n conveyed the Information that ono
P'f'1on OF IL" army was to 90 10 Hacprs,oyyn
snd hold that place; another portion proceed 70
ha!peFS Ferry and d;slodga Miles; and thn
third proceed against General White. and tho
iOTcNo afterwards o ccocentratc at Ua.rr,foyvu
Capt David thinks our present army i am.Iv
suuc!rst 10 meet successfully any force of lie
enemy
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
A GREAT BATTLE
Fought Throughout Yesterday.
THE ENEMY DRIVEN FROM THEIR POSITION
We Hold the Battle Field and
their Late Positions.
THEY RENEW THE ENGAGEMENT At DAY.
BREAK THIS MORNING.
IT NOW RACES FIERCELY.
GEN. RENO KILLED

yesterday morning. about eight q. M Maioy
General ncCiellan's army came fairiy up with
the enemy, posted on the east side of the sout;,
Blue Ridge Mountain. and stretching Oh line
from north to south. from points immediately
opposite Middletown and jefferson. bo.h OF
which villages are eight or ten miles from
Frederick; Middletown Oh the road 10 Hasers-
town: and Jefferson on the direct road to
Ha.pef's Ferry. Our right, commanded ny
Burnside, rested on Middletowri, and our
ieft, under Franklin. on Jefferson. A general
engagement Immediately commenced. GeueraI
Mcclellan necessarily attacking the euemy in
the iasier's very advantageous position
The battle was obotinately contested anil
nearly p. m by which tame the enemy had
been gradually driven up the South Mountain.
over Ia top into the valley or mountaia sides
below. We held the top OF the mouutaia on
Barnside's line throughout the night, and .hu,
gained signal and important victory for The
time being. though in 20 doing. have TO mourn
the loss Of the brave and gallant Reno. who
was killed
As Wa exposed. tia rsoels re n wed tue ac
o'a at Light this morning. having probably
been reiaforeed during ths night
From all We can learn. me r-sul,, 8, f,r. is
regarded as a success To grrat tTaportauce 10 the
furuTe OF the campaign Of Gen Mcclellan
Up 70 p. IN. to-day 10 further particulars OF
the action OF yesterday had reached Washing.
toh' nor any Whatsoever OF tha. OF to-day. OF
tAai we only know that the firing. even hea We,
thaa yesterday, has been going on steadily
along The whole line, throug ilout the forenoon
We hope 10 be able to publish Gen McCie,.
lars oihe.al dispatch concerning the engage
meat IA inc second edition OF todays S.0..
P.S-We have IL time foT to-day's second
edIaoa Of the Star. no, only Gea Mcclellan
ofhc,a4 aecoanl OF his import ant victory, but
many other mos. interesting particulars con.
Corning n
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ALL QrIET AT CINCINNATI.
st'ERE FIGHTING IN WESTERY yfHGINr,
CHARLESTON ShELLED AND Burned
THE KAXAWHA SALT WORKS erRvrs.

"AcfSSaTf. Sept. S.-Au il 1ur, The
f~beIs are rporTed LIZ force south OF Florence.
a Iraihpolls dispatch sta,es tina, ON WcSIuas.
Gay 'he rebe! General Lorins attacked the rear
OF Colonel Stbery's tcroe, consisting OF twelve
nnndred Ohio troops, ~ Fsyette, Va, Phey cut
tSe'r way through 10 Gauley, after desperate
nsa'tas' one hundred were killed and woended.
An0to-r column OF rebels approached, cutting
on he 9Th Ohio rvo companies of the 9th yir.
sia4a, and one company OF yhe I'd Virginia Cav.
s'ry, al SrmmervIle Nothing has sine. bae.
~aTd from tdern. Cofonrl Lighs hou~ets force
beng threatened On the dank reay by IN over.
whining force. was compelled 10 evacua,e
tfeulay. and retresied 20 the lower bank OF the
FAX river, where desperate fight occurred
Oar force. shelled md burned Char The
lac: heard from Ligh,burn is 10 six O'clock or
Sa,urday evening. when he was maiu,aiuiue
his ground. Furnishing the rebels severely. Our
forces destroyed the sab works. Groa, aux,.x
10 expressed 10 hear furthes intelligence. Vol
anleeas ara hooking here 70 p1,e yeat rad into
OHIO.
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Csp. David. OF Gea. Buford's SAT, ara, ysS
IN Wasalostoa last night from Frederick, Nd
While yotrnayiag hiihar be heard fring In The
direction Of Harpeer Ferry Until about "a o. Clock
s,srday.
-ths Federal array ,sred Fredesics ou Fri,
afternoon. and on Saturday n,ortiAs Geo,
-C1eliaa and staff followed Capt David,
10 rode wi,a the sal, says hs neycr law 20
aEae4t aad enthusiastic a reception tendsed
,ose'o any man. As LATHE Mac approached
Ise rsaAs were opened and cheer af>ec che-r
rehi The AR; the soldiers almost wild with lov,
sad the officers psTtalInS OF me earhu, a.. N
Gea. NcCteuan'S reception by the pcopLa ot
Frederick WAS sLo OF the sanls snthu, las nc
sor'. AZ he catered the city, over ii va ,hon,au nd
ci;Ises,> welcomed him. and hailed hun a. ,he,y
deAresef. Even SecesstOniste- (dt>gua,ed by
Their experience with the rebel army, expressed
bat QUE feag, and ;hat was that III. Federal,
might not possibly BE- able 10 hold the CITY
Whea the GenrTal arrived al tina CROSSING OF
Name or Patrick street, hs W.T. fOrdbly ,aLep
IRON b. horse by = Number OF Ladies, and bY
tArm carried = short distance, 50 oyprlJypd
~fts taey TO see him; and with hiIa All army
1of three protection from the Rebel hOrdO.~-
4 ha- thar- exis-s strong Union eentinl-nt III
hEyiand Capf David Gays there eau be ~
do -. Ai'er she Rebel army Ieit and ths Fed
era. a.'nJ had catered. fnrlncrs cams al vollG-
ia51IJ iIom all section OF the country around.
aa'd s9N information a. 10 the Whereabouts of
IL" I0"iea"oes. That WIS., more 10 the POM.
and best eyidcncv OF Their UnionLsr,. they ;aId
tAe -Guih "a every Instance. The cjrj.xa
oftTeder'rf. 700, inade Preparations to receive
sad entertaIa IN" Federal soldiers TO ,he NO., NJ
Lheir ability. and spread before them suob fo,1
= h~y had, and had water ready 20 ,Il,y ~
thI1s:. AL the Stores THAT had b.., .Io-o, :
tA' approach oil me Snc"sp.on army we're op.u,.i
tOihs UnioaLsts, and tbs only Question til-. mn.
pssred - concern the people, was vl,.,hpr he
tEuon s5ray was strong enough 10 pr. v.nt tn.
Socres.Onisls from rntaxiig the pLI.e
PROM Mr.. ~Artz. a wealthy ard p-o-r,Irnn,
Clara OF Frederick. Captain David L'a.nxi
'h,t osi IA spyrosch OF the rebels a depu.ziEou
"i Vie T1osi pronil,ut Seoe@ioRits went ONT -
1a-s. shsul: and tory luckily unu .ce,ved Jsca
q ss ~ h+s gre! eKp@G:ss1oxS' tl o6sainioy
'''-s "a Narst'ni IL ,ras t,id sdN N,sy.
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THEY CLAIM ALSO To HAVE LARGE FORCE
al CHATTA NOOGA TENNESSEE

tiVe refugees from Richmond brought IN
me river by the sonboai jacob Bell, Were ck
sTlnfd by The Prsvos, Marshal yesterday,
Ihry leh Richmond one week Last Friday.
may stale that the Southerners were quite
lueiaat III the belief that Lee would taka
Washington. He was TO have taken il befnra
ia-, N onday.
mere were few or no troops in Richmond
save those iii honpilsL. and con valeSccar~: A
nome gnard. - E!llot's Batfalios." was doing
oHhy a Provost Guard and on tho city H..
rnceo-Co! GrlowOld being Provost Marshal
They understood THAI ihpfe were b,, ,hr,,
SSe'i regiments on tho Janea rivrv. They a. %
s'S' 'ilat IN" reDe!s claim large force a, Chat
tsnOOsss Tennessee
III h'cnmohd bntinf was II pee pound, bs
con, 7oc.; sugar, TaSOc; etc.
All businee- excepting thar connected with
'tl' s.my, wa- dull. Army 1noypmear. ,var.
o.ans vigorously conducted The rrfeCpSs yY,.,a
81 Northernefs aud men OF Intelligence
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
THE SITUATION.
GEf MILES HAS DESPERATE EXC AaE
MEST WIN THE ENEMY AT HARSERsi
FERRY on SATURDAY
YHE RESULT NOT KNOWN
IoN6SlREEV REPORTED TAKEN PRISONER
WITH 5 900 MEN
The ENEMY CUT OPT IN REFREAg BY SYKES
AND COUCH

Coz Miles had desperate eagagesAs0d a.
Harpa's Fsrry throsghout Saturday Lass. It's
resaN is not known We however fear rhat
the Overwhelming iUrce OF the enemy attack.
ing him. induced HIS surrsadpr 1t NOT, it
spens 10 US thai the rorted and Ryins eaeny
can nRxpr escape into Virginia. There are bat
two passes through which they can DO so-ths
WilliAmsport (Boonesboro) pass, now COM
manded BY Burnslds's cannon. and the An
tie<am pess1 "a Little above Harr~'s Feryt
THAI is commanded by Miles fortif cations. un-
les IN has been con- peeled 10 surreudr.
Nothing 10 officially or even individually
known here up to 2x p. III To- day as to whstt.
er Miles san holds out OF MOI. God grand t,At
he is doing so.
We have accounts bronght by individaals
from Frederick 10 day, sayiag that Loagstreee
with five thonaand lnea had surrendered. Also.
that the divisions OF Dykes aud Couch had III =
tercepted the enemy retrea ting towards Hagsss-
town from before Burrside, Hooker and Ret,o}
snd cui them 10 pieces.
Though thete ia yea no Official confir,a ga tioa
o. these thing, neither OF them is by any niaen.
npo~- bile. Thai i if The Rebels before Barn
side rrarestcd towards Harpoy's Ferry rather
Than toward, Hasere town. which /. mos; Likely
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Az AFFLICTED MOTHER.-A few DAYS $40
sn old gentleman OF sixty, snd q maiden oil
sixteen put mp n one of the hotels in this city,
tbs register discovering, much 10 The surprise
or the tproprietors. that no couple were rosa
and wife, probably In Tho first stagrS OF the
honey noou.
A few hours after, tina bride was found Ia
the parlor, moaning and sobbing bitterly, in
her endeavors 20 give vent 10 what appeared
10 be some heart crushing sorrow.
stWhy, nay little dear" said the hostess, her
kind heart oyernowing with sympathy, what
IN tho matter"
90, dear, dear, dear" said the youthful
bride between her con vulsive gasps and sobs,
sall my Sons, Ave in number, are in the AMY -
The lady, il appear had married her hus-
band The day before, who had five grown -up
sons, all OF whom had enlisted and the aDp,i
lns tact had lust burst upon IN. aaiic<ed
no4Ser q sixteen, tals -ae had five children
K6Se.1(Q the crses yt1sSt.aa.-s OF W.w-
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possession OF the Cap. aCer q severe eagase-
p,eat Ia ALI parts Of the line tia TROOP, Old
and new, behaved " rA the utmo-. steadines~
ssd gallanuy, carrying, with but lp'te assist
sace from our own srtulery, very sross posi-
ttoss dets~deA by ARTILLERY and infantry.
d MOI hink oar loss very sevcse. The corps
OF Hail aud LonsStrce. were engaged with oar
right We ha&e tsk1a q considerable numkey
Of prsoners. Ths onsaE disappeared dsriag
the nisAt Our troops ara now advancing "a
pnxssk o. isesa. 1 do aot yes know wbesS b.
viii ue&t b. Eouad. q. Z. MCCLELLAN.
Major Generai Commanding
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LArH PROM YREDERICK,BCRS e.

Three refugees fvosp Fre,iercx-sSargh arrived
q. Ia" Proves Mar,has OH ~, in tbs coy, yes
day evening. They lef- FredSL 6-osrsh oo
Wednesday, travelling on foos al ~ might.
rlitu they reached ths Poiom.", nn.r Aasis
CrerS- Here they procered -rnAlt boA& and
reached thu Maryfsad sllora They eisnaued
several VESSELS, bat Were uaao iced. usLd the
trsllspOr. "ILantasesi" ans"ersi then. took
them aboard. and broncht th"m 10 this oty
Two % ibAsa 1t, tbFiT fauili1s IN FrpdettctS-
brrge; lie other restded IN New York. They
stated thf~e was very small rebe< force az
Fre1ts@v ksbnrg. ana noae at Aqua Ur-e&
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RON RNOR PL TIES,
NAVY OyPIrTMIA.r

WiSHISGToN, September L.. 1902
TIE NArT DEPARTMENT will until tho ldh of
October, receive pro positions for tha delivery Of
lac Iron Arnor and DecA Plating for a vessel
building IN each OF the Navy Yards at Portsmouth
H., boston New York. and Philadelphia
The SIDE Plating to be in tive thicknes.a; of
Pate, NOT les. ti,an on" inca in thickness escd
ana N" Deca Plating in thicknps-eS three quarters
9fan Inch each the Plates 70 be trimmed TO sham
mt The bending and pnHchiug the holes will be
The Plstes are TO conform generally TO tho.s us.d
~ me We sS"La OF ihs class OF the Monitor nov
building for the GovernmeDt
Upon application 70 the Conn sndsnt of each Of
tae yarts nsr,rd he quantities, dimensions. ami
obtaises,
IT 40 - oos.ii s41tt salr..-'i 10 800 Way D..
fos | 90 aos PI.ae." -. may be tistia
asssef'-i [ Oh ,'5e. e .e<s, $. tjHas!oH,
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PERsOSAL--Csptain R.W. Meade and Iiput
Kellogg. U. S. N; Col Farnhaa. LIST Excelsans
Col. Mix. Col Go Toobian, Thurlow Weed, Col
Buopr, n. Y; Col Wyndham. Gen Tyler, Gen
Gilmore and Col Irwin, N. j.; Hon Z. Hsisht
Hon. T. ID. Eliot, Na--.; Lieut.. vanzaadt. U -
~; Col Tabor, are a, Wulards'
Surceon hagrade,, formerly Medical D,rec-
tor of The Department OF the Rsppahannock.
under General Nc DowsIl hiss been appointed
President Of the Medical Board for the exa nj
nation OF SurSeons aud Assistan, Surgeons at
Philadelphia
Surgeon Macfariin. OF Geaeral Pope's staff.
has been ordered 10 Annapolis Nd. 10 ass uls
einuar duties.
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ROPosALs FOR LUMBER.
DEPOT QuAaTERxAsTER's OFFICE
Corner EighfeeRfh aid q ss-eeis,

DEPoT QuAaTEsHAsTER's OFFICE,
Corner Eigtteeafh and q st-eeis, ,
Washington sept 49, Isse
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received st this OF &c
until Thursday, September 18th 1852, 81 I, O'Clock
such al point y the pspet @ or mao al
rect, one million feet ef Lumber of he foVo~inx
$500 feet "a or I-iach white pine common coll,
10000 feet o. OF IL -inch white pine esnnsa cali
300 feet 81 or :-iucA white pine conuoa Gull
g oos feet white pine timber, BY 8. assorted.
moo feet white pine timber, 6y s. = to "a feet
salas feet White pine timber. 4by 6. 2 to :, feet
es feet jSst by 9, Or lo-nrh wide. Il feet ioos
@ 300 feet ,oist BY or inch vide Is feet log,
5000 feet Soif BY Bi of inch vide ,s fee. long.
10 eco feet joi.t By 5, IL feet long Cheusoc. sc
poss feet ioi., by s. IA feet long. thcusock &C
ls0o' foe, ,0ist. By S, ls fee. long, CAenisct -
Sc fee. sosatins, by 4, IA fee. loag. ts.s,Ascs
ls'ss feet -cant.ins. Shy l. 10 fee. long Chen:sck
socs feet se.ntiins. sby4 Is feet long. (hes,,ocx
1emloci. saa-as white Pine, ~
Az tie sbove-deseribed to be good mereass.ssls
rointsa On the part Of the SoSe1n%esi. '"' 40
Al the lumber to be delivered within tseotx dsss
Proposals from disLoyal parties VIII not BE Coz
stdered An oath OF aQegiSs ace to the L. ). Crow
einmene must accom- psny eech proposition.
he ability OF the bidder 10 I'll the coptrsc< should
~ be awarded TO him, must be guaranteed by tsS
Responsible persons whose sigma tures TO be az
pended to the guarsrtee.
The responsibility OF the gusrantors maSt Re
SHOWN BY the Official certificate OF the CLERK tss
nearest District Court or Of the United States Dis
t<ict Attorney.
Bidders must be present in person when ~ t;aS
ste opened or the proposals win not be cons red
The ful! name and Post Ofhce address of lie bid
oyr must srpeer in the proposal.
OF all the psrtiR must appear, or the bid viii -
considered as individual proposal % the psrsaec
signing il.
Bonds in the som Of Eve thoasA I'd dollars q sneS
~ the contractor and both OF his guarantars. yH
be reaairedcof the Successful bidder upon q saias
The right to reject any OF al bids that >ag 10
oeenaed too high 10 reserved by the Depot Qas-te-
Informal proposals. viii be rejected
Proposals must be addressed 70 Cast EvssS q.
Hart. AsSiStSnt Qus ermsstev, q, Army, YssA-
i.stsa, p G., and SHOULD be pisinls marked 'Prs-
Form Of GtAcTcssse>
We, OF the county Of, and State af
=, and =, OF the countS Of, and state q -,
DO hereby guaranty that-S stle TO fulm tie
contract in accordance with the terms Of his psupA
sitson and that, should his proposition be scceSe3
he viii At once enter into contract in sccsrdsscs
Herewith. Should the contract be awarded 10 hon
To this guarantee must be appended the osraf.
EDWARD s. HARRY.
seH Captain and A. q. NJ, q. q. ARM.
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Hodavast.rs Army @ PasD,n., :

Kecdqu1rlrs Army of PdsDt1s,
B0sr0. 10 a. N. Sect, lSth
n. ": HoN~dk> CcNera@-te- CM3:
Infosmstioa this moment receved completely
confirms the rout and Generalization OF the
rebea army. Genorsl Leo is reported wounded
and Garland killed Hooker alone has over q
thousand moro prisoner, seven hundred hav-
ing teen sent to Frederick. 1t is stated that Lee
gtves h<s Io-s as 1000 We are following as
RAPIDLY az the men can move
q. b. MCCLELLAN, Ma os Ge0eral.
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TELEGRA
FURTHER AND IMPORTANT FROM THE
SEAT OF WAR.
sToSEwALL JACKSON WHIPPED IN THREE
BATTLES
THE ENEMY PLANTING GINS on NARY
LAND HEIGHTS TO FOROE MILES
TOsCRRENDER

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. LA special diseafch
from Harrisburg to the Bulletin ssys lie rebels
fall back two miles. Longstyeees division has
eees sent to r-iaforce ths rebels. Probably tho
battle Will be renewed to-day. The rebel pick
ets have fallen back within a mile and half
OF Haserstcwn. Stonewall Jscksor has been
whipped in three battles, Miles held hrs Do
sltioa a, Harper's Ferry when iast heard from.
sot tho rebels were planting gums on Mary Ind
hssais. commanding Niles position, Il il
tceFed Miles gill have TO surreader.
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PRISONERS ARRIVED

Yesterday afternoon 50 prisoners, captured
at Bou RuR. who have been in Aekandria
nearly week. were Forwarded to the Provost
Marshal Of this ciry, and sent 70 the Old Cap.
toi. Two rebels, captured on the turnpike
between Drainsville and In,sburs. Were also
brought In from the other side, and disposed o,
IN the same way. On Saturday, eight or ten
prisoners OF war, from McClellsn's army,
were sent in under parole. As usual in such
cases, they were sent 10 the Old Capitol until
they could be passed through the lines with a
flag of truce.
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SPIRIT or The MORHIyG PRESS

The IHtel'igeacer notices the fact ths' po1itieat
parties are becoming readjusted. aud oa some
what new bases. The fnteVi9sscsS also observes
the tendency OF certain journa% In the North 10
blame. the President for thi. reappeeTance OF
partisan feeling. and argues t6at such ioarnals
only do SO for tho purpose OF throwing such
blame from thenscIyes, where II really be-
longs.
The RepsJtcda defends Secretary stanton
and Gen. Fremont from attacks OF the pre-~.
II says of the Secretary of Won Ssstou
hiss the confidence Of everybody VINO i. IN favo<
OF a real war. and n is only became he hiInSptt'
has been and is in favor of such war, that h.
10 to-day hunted and yeiped at by the coz, o. a
traaotous faction"
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O CT A l..

ABRAHAM LINCOLN. President Of the Unit ed states
of America
ToAH Fiom IL Moy Coatsyp
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited 10
me thst 6+oR9E II. GARLICH5 has be n a D pointai
Con"u! OF the Free Hanse City of Lubbock, for the
htate, OF Ohio, 1nisns, Illinois and Wisconsin, 70
reside at Cincinnati, do hereby recognize him "a
such, and declare him free 10 exercise and enjoy
sach functions powers ani privileges as are allowed
10 the Con>nls OF the most GAY 0eet nations in tine
Omitted States.
In testimony whereof, have caused tlIese letters
TO be made patent. ami the sea. OF the United
States 10 be here,nto affixed
Gtven Grter my hand ~ tf- c.'y OF Washing
tou, tia loth day of Stpte mbeE, A. y 1852
IL. s and Of thu indie pe ldanrs Of the United
State, Of America the S1th
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY tas Presidaat:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary OF state
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DEATH or \ T.. =. SESAToE.-A Geographic
di-rsich announces HE death OF Ihe Hon. John
4. Thompson. OF New Jersey, who died al his
residence liz Princeton. AT az early hour last
Saturday morning. Ills official term i'll the
United States Sonata would have expired on
the ith of March neX'. lie WAC an amabl".
g"atlcnlaEly man. 20 whom hi, perSonal friends
were much devoted.
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LOCAL NEWS.

DgAvss ov SoLDIERs.-Ths fouow,ng ia Va
been reported since our last:
CNaris ScriScr, company II. Stth n. Z.
WA. l.. Huff. company A. 18th Penn 4
Charles Wolorr. com peny III. etth N. Z.
M. Governs, 24rh N Y.
lseAc N. Hops. company g, tst n. 7.
q. Eddy, company L, Th Wiz.
Wn. Sutton. company Y, t2tA u. =. in<snus.
u. A. Hsni, company L, 10Th Ny.
John Brobest. company A. 4sth Penn.
q. b. Darling. company e, eta NY.
Henderson Gs<rin. company @, Lst Nd.
J. II. Worth. company A. J6th Pons-
Edwin Cooper, company T., "a Wis.
p. Mccall. com eny b, SD N. Y.
Granville WhitAkoe, company A. - Name.
d. +. Robinson. company II. l0sh Pesa.
JaInss p. Drsk. company ID, ID Mict.
Nathan Lebrin9S company X. Eth Wiz.
VIM. d. Horton, company b, 4ith NJ.
Marta Moore, compsny II, stA Wis.
Corrr Z. Rog>x, coTnpeIy i, Geth n. Y.