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BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS.

BE w II Ne UT ALL I MI y a HUNS.
The Pain Killer is sold by all respectful l.
Druggists throughout the L. @tsts aid IA
foreign countries.
Prices--25 cts., 80 ats., ark 81 per 8hHie.
jim. HARRIS 81 co.
Proprietors for the y stem and Southern
States.
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TAKEN ITERNALLY.I IT CURES SUD-
dea Colds. Coughs etc. Weak Stomach,
General Debility, Nursing sore mouth. Cank-
er. Liver Complaiut, Dyspepsia Of lnd'ges,
ton. Cramp and PainTIn Stomach. bower
Complaint, Painters Colo, Asatic Cholera,
Darrhea and Dysentery.
APPLIED EXTERNALLY, CURES
Felons, Boils and Sores, Severe Burns and
Scalds, Cuts, Bruises and Srrains,Syellmg
&c the Joints, Ri,rgwor'n and letter. Broken
Breasts Frosted Feet and Chiblains, Tooth
ache. Pain in the Face. Neuralgia and hheu-
matism 1t is 4 sure remedy for Ague and
Chlls and Fever.
.-Ht t}o PAIN KILLER.
taken internally, should be Accelerated with
milk or water, or made into a syrup with mo-
lasses. Fer Cough. a few drops on sugar
eaten viii be more effective than anything else
See Printed Directions achick accompany each
Bottle .sfatf t*F
The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent al
lowed to have won for itself a reputation un-
surpassed in the history of nesli nj pfepHra-
tons lis instantaneous effect in the rutire
eradication and extinction of Pain, in all its
various forms incipental to the human family,
and the unsolicited written aud verbal testi-
monv of the masses IN its favor, have been and
are its own best advertisement. IS
.a- REV. w. B. JACOBS:
NEWARK, n. j., June 6. 1869.
Messrs Perry Davis Il Son-G aasie'nen =
Allow me. unsolicited. to send Won word of
commentator for your Pain Killer. ] have
used it in my family these several years, and
fonnd it all IL claims 10 be, For Rheumatism.
Coughs Colds. Bures, Cholera tendencies and
Difficulties as well as diseases generally that
prevail in families, | regard the Pain Killer as
beyond all price. and as eflicacious beyond
any medicine within my knowledge. We
keep it as our CHIEF family medicine. and find
its use in ordinary cases worth more than any
doctor. The testimony of others among my
acquaintance and friends is equally favora-
able. Many clergymcn have spoken oft in
The highest terms as EiIaly medicine. Mis-
sionares in repeated instances have said to me
in person and in their letters, that the Pain
Killer was bv far the best mediocre used in
heather lands, and they use it for themselves
and families, and administer it ia others
around them Thus mnch am inclined To
say as an act Of Justice to yourselves; and as Il
benefit to others. You are at liberty to use
this testimonial. if of any ser ice.
Rev, ", II. JACOBS,
Late Editor Christian Chronicle.
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Bonnets, Flowers, Ruches,

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
win give prompt personal attention to the
sale of all kinds of Produce and Provisions
and make quick returns Of sales Of the same
EEFEE 40
The Merchants and Shippers generally OF
Prescott. Hudson, and st. Paul.
May 4, 1861. MIN
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Great National Banner Of intellect
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Resolution.

To appoint Pound Keeper ana 10 .fs grounds
for Public Pound.
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Our story, initiatorv Of The New Year. is
splendid National Romance commencing in
the New York Nerc~rV of Saturday, Januaiv
4th 1862 and entitled
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Mayor.

fOTeEp"o
ION eounIf
18th day o.
/ CLERK.
rec
gorge "
omnssof bis
punty and
he under
will ap'
county,.Ss'
/ for 1867
be county,
Monday O
ran ordeI
addition 70
Rice anu !.
TO DO"
|. street, +
II al
puY
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sub
( April
,,r,ed
tore
and de-
said de-
Fer said
mr. crsii-
,xarnIna-
b on th'
October.
es. in the
discharge
aid.
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FROM NEW ORLEAEs.-The steamship Ro-
anote, frora New ORLEANS on the 18th instant,
arrived Al New York on Saturday aftcrnoon.
A collision lately occurred between a psrty OF
runaway negroes from the coast piantsrlons
below the city and the guard stationed az Camp
Chalnetto. The result Of the fray was not
ascertained. but IL was known that some blood
was shed on the occasion. The Delta states
that upward Of 1900 citizens have taken the
oath of.affegianee 10 the United States. Onthe
night Of the 9th inst. ex-0ov. Wickline Of
Louisiana, arrived in New Orleans under q
nag OF trnce from Gen. Taylor, conmandi4e q
force OF gnerillas ON the right bank Of the Mis-
sissippi. and threatened Gen. Burcrw with re-
tafiation should the "nisconductn or the Ped
eral troops outside the city limits be persisted
in. Gen. Butler stated in reply that should
Gen. Taylor carry out his threats Of retaliation,
the; example would be followed by himself
Business was very dull in the city. The sup
plies Of sugar and molasses on hand were
almost exhausted. Monetary shairs were also
quiet. Good health connnred 20 prevail, asia
no cases Of yellow fever have been noosd al
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DANIEL NESsTEK IN HIS CoPFIY.AWe find
the following aeceuat OF the funeral Of Colonel
fetciier Webster, and of the inspection of his
Plymouth Rock:
The tomb at Marshfield once again opens
wide its portals 10 receive the last Of the sons
OF the s'great expounder." :
The funeral of Colonel Fletcher Webster took
place in Mansfield. on Wednesday, September
lOth.- The body was brought down from Bos-
ton IN a@riehly eapaxssonea-issarse with four.
horses. by way of bingham and South Shore
Several coaches conveyed his Boston friena
froln the Kingston depot, while 4 large assem-
blage gathered from the neighboring towns
hef. Mr: Alden, the village pastor, conducted
the services; the body resting on his fathers.
writing table in the library, according 70 his dy-
mgTefuest. A large procession followed his
BODY to the tomb where the coffin was de-
posted with the family whom nation mourns,
BY request OF Peter, Harvey, EeQ.. and others
the oaken box containing the great statesman,s
coffin was opened, and the metallic cover of The
glass removed. How were the feelings OF those
personal friends stirred within them to find
those hneaments and features which 40 man
ever looked uponto forget, retaining the same
color. and unprecedented as when ten wears
ago they gave him up TO the grave. 80 81
The eyes were more sunken, but the heavy
SHADOWS beneath the brows Were always there
in life. Even in death, and for n decade the
capiiSe Oh grave, that kingly presence inspires
tne same deep reverence and spec chless awe as
when IN the living temple Of his matchless
mind Said one who looked upon his face
again, ~ forgot all else, and cannot tell you
anything Of the tomb or surrounding olJiects.',
Tho velvet paI1 with its rich embroidery was
in perfect preservation, though deprived of its
primitive gloss ,l =
In silence the liza Was dropped and the box
reclosed. Farewell, thou great departed 7
Earths communion with thee is over No
more shall human eye behold that face which
thought and feeling once flashed the light and
shade OF that .inperial mind" Resi-, noble
statesman, with thy patriotic sons. Thy
memory ''stiu hves' enshrined in q nations
admiration and ratitude. -Faf.EFYIT al
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~ II was not q pleasant sight TO behold the
New York 18th Regiment march mp Broadway
this afternoon, AZ paroled prisoners Of war.
but there was scarcely a cheer 70 liehten the
stepe Of the troops as they filed along The
crowd seemed TO think-if It did not say-isws
should like to salute you as the heroes OF Har-
The ladies thronged the windowe at all the
hotels, but not one Of them condesoended %
wave her handkerchief to show that their ser.
vices in The cause Of their country were apprs.
eiated.-E. 7. Ger. PhSaiA. Re9WSrsr.
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- EGr --~------- n a-f--t-asilittf
A RESOLUTION requesting the Mayor 20 rnpse thela
re,ooy lnfa ar<x

RESOLUTION REQUESTING The Mayor to eause tbsa
-. Resosvsd sy fhs IBaasi ef liSsssss aax Bsssxlse
fGs fsst IS. ssst s,es g ss ss,ss q Sss,sssr.
notify the preprsfor q e sss!s ave.. efses ss ne
Neetern termination q street, srtus OF
sane ss oss sasi ss sis % ssss
this reseipison and ppen his failure 90 DO %, the
moved, 80 80 1ASIro,sd sspssaSsfs :. iss. I
SsSss,sn for the memory o. the isss David va Eng, Eng
Whef..s i.h.. plsss.s en- ..l.yi.s pssyies.ss. %
ssaes psy hseiss kS s %s
sss 81 ss sanse
Bsa sescissd - Js Bosrd ~ zlae,m.. s~7 sosys
f h.s ss smssas Of OF ss ,f %
rsthiAs sith the seresvea iAsiiy Of ths Ssessseis
k.sis;d, Tint ia Esspscss e the memory Of sAe
directed Slsrnish Che family q shs dssesssd vita
Approved ssptenbef S no. is' sss .sss -
An osprsascr for rspsirins me FOOT p4seasat. Ia :
Georgetovn. -t1t $3.50 =
Of ss. - ED 3. s q Cd ssss
That all Breaches Of the psyemsnts on any Of the
hey are hereby aecisIsa an inesnsssisnss. ed :
annoysnce. and thai Tie Mayor cause setise ef ai
necessary 90 be msde within ten dayr after edch p
notice; and IN Of failure by refusal n<e<ct
TO comply With the Mayer reeuizition 20 sAad be
the duty OF the Mayor ~ order euc work q be done.
the expense OF the same TO be charged "a the owner
OF The lot, or lots or part OF lot and Shsl 80
upon sach lot part of lot 20 be scHeeted in the
manner prescribed by the charter Of the town, and
that all ordinances. parts % ordinances tncons1s-
tent with this, be. and the saspe are hcreoy- res
pealed. o,rI fIApprossd septemeer NJ ss1 SO,
Hssorpr,es making & 70
Resolved bs hs Boa,d ~ ksSrr<s esx Beord Of :
Cpsssnes CesNe0 0 fkt {bTcvdficH of f,ecrr>roaen
That the Siera n: Psy te the orosr Of II: b. wslker
Il syssen dellars and nifty esnsz; % he orisr OF
G. K.WiSht, Amounf of hss hill for fur aitars -
Ppiase.S plinss y
sasisrns s.d specsnx ef ro1S ors. @ =, 1919
amount Of shsir Si Cor fssl q Apt1i r' ~ rvetfs
en< eottsy 40 6fty csuts; anf . ths srdSs q O
Slsekey IN full peym<1t Of au elaine - kis for g
ecnnsetien With the tns1rovss.S1f q -
ehanmf OF The Potomac river one haEdred And -
sve0ty -forr dollars and slightly nins ecn1<.
approves septsnbsrh, la. sssT slIf at 81
Rssolvssos sSPeistsAs oenpsssscnsr n tAs : !
- = - y einhine fund. = Is-'+
Rsse1ssd ~ rA1 Ess.f q Iid~ssss - Bes.6 ~
That GserseW. bssllbe .aed hs(s hsrsbyx xaSPsisss4
ocnmisaonsr of tAs Eink1hg funf IN ths plae& 81
oAs late David EnGlish I'D. - -, !.
Appsoysd esptsneU n<ye0 ~ ~ S'-1'-s1
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Oy tHV ItsIutUI. -,
sWiILiAn H. skwARD, Secretary of State
A COMMON TERN BKAUrIruLLY Derrxrn

A COMMON TERN BEAUTIFULLY DRPINyp-
An seidler, ID appealing lately TO his son to 90
ana fght for the Government and the Union,
said: perhaps You have never thought what
your country means. 1t is all that q urrounds
you-aH that has brought yon up and fed you
all that you have loved. This country that you
see-these houses, these trees, those girls who
60 along there laughing-this is your country,
The laws which protect you, the bread which
pays Tor your work, the words you interchange
with others, the JOY and grief which come TO
you from the men and things among which you
hye-1his is Your country! The little room
where you used to see your other, the re-
membranes she has left you, the earth where
she rests-this is yonr country! You see it, you
breathe IT everywhere Think for yourself Of
your rlght and duties, your affections and your
wants, your past and present blessings; write
them all under q single name--and that name
will be your county We owe ell that we are,
and he who enjoys the advantage OF having q
free country, and does not accept the burdens
Of il forfeits his honor, and is bad citizen. Do
for your country what you would do for your
father and mother. Your country is In
DANGER"
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Great ExSitemens ss LsuisvfIie.Geuersi
BraSc,s Rebel Army Marchfns den thez
SIEfhssWeneas and ChiisreH orseret, ,
iBcrisvIIIE. Sept. ise.4Brsrr-s rvoei forerrI
have escaped from Gen. Buell., ana are several
hours ahead, approachsng rapidly 10 Ionis-
isyilie. Maj. Gen, Nelson 10 arranging - de-
is.E tend y me &c city 2 The lsst As0sgA he has
"The women and children Of this city wfn
prepare TO leave uAe ciiy without delsx. Jef-
ieFscn Ferry II 10 Be used exefusiveiS S6rm MIN.
,ay purposes Persons on fcof Hsy prccetd ss
"Sre- ,rs- - ytT-cs ~ a .<cgsstka -
of The stores arc closed, citizens appfehending
an attack within - hours. 10 80 90
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RAILRoAp Travel TO HARPER,s FrRRY.-u
dispatch from Frederick announces thar the !.
great bridge OF the Baltimore and Ohio RAIL-
which was DESTROYED by the rebels w O weeH :
ago, is again restored. This completes tbe road
from Baltimore and Washington 10 Frederick
and 70 Sandy Hook; opposite Harper's Ffrry-, =
army m.the field, and 70 the friends or solders.
surgeons, and others having business with he
army. The trains will run daily. II y
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Army Movements. In the seuthwes,.

MEnPns, Sept. 3as--Thes bridge oSerB the =
Hatchie river, few miles NORTH uef sthis city. :
was burned by guerillas on Thursday night, -,
The bridge was not guarded, "A II was consid-
cred OF no fmpoFtsnce. Gen. vffffpigne's reeefF
forces are reportei 10 be stafioned fweive miles
The army Of General Breckisfsdgese AZ Holly
Springs. Anexpeditson with transports, CON-
yoyed by gunboat, left Helena, Ark, on We'd
MA are twenty miles above Napolcon The
precise object Of the movement IL NOT kuoyvu., y
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By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
Il ERTY.-By virtue Of a deed Of trust, duly exc
ented, and recorded in the land records of Wash
We shall sell at Public Auction. on the premises,
on SATg RDAY, the 9th DAY of September, a. B.,
1862, at i've o'clock p m, Lot numbered ten (I0) in
(S74) -
Terms: one-third cash; the balance in TIVE
equal payments, at six and twelve months with
Interest. A deed given and deed of trust taken,
70 secure the deferred payments. CDnyeyancins at
the cost OF the purchaser 80 -. b -
ALFRED SCHUcKIN6.
A. EBERLY. Trustees g.
an 8 W. l.. WALL l. CO., Aucts
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~ eCHNEIDERE
IHPROYID PATENT
-~A1LH CLOSET OR CLOSE STOOLS,

v,..c 1pS S{oSIH StdIH aess!s - Pyscass Ea Nhss.
fsetly free from smell sannst get sut Of SfSer snd
bsins Rcftaeie, are the most convenient artisics IN
Zee, They have been Adoptsd in Al the U O. Hoe
Yit~h, De, ThsZ psy be kad In ANY saanttsy sf Ne
fntsntss, Ne. 971 Pa avenue, aD rtsi's, Wsakias.
~, y. IL NU-oQH
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Affairs i'm Nebraska Terri,.ry.

OMAHA, N. T, Sept. 2o.-The messengers dis.
patched by Acting Governor Paddock 10 rhe
northern settlements Of this Territory, ssme
206 miles from here, report that the panic
created by the Indian nfassacres in Minnesota
has entirely subsidized, and that the sestIers have
returned 70 their homes. There are now no
hostile Indians within the frnifs OF this Terri
Tory aasd there as not the rcrnotest probsbfIity~
OF any trouble 10 settlers in any'secnon from
Indian depTedaiions.
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FUTURE DAYS

UNITED STATES EARsHAL's SALE OF The
y Cargo Of the Vessel blossom by virtue OF
decree OF the District Court of the nited States
for the District of Columbia will sell At public
ssle, isr cash, At the Government stors,hoase, at
fRIDAY, the 18th dag Of ssPtsmhtr, instant, com;
Shattsls of the yssesl Btessom,, y yis Lot wheat
caps. 'ne WARD III. LAMON, !,
se Z-dtd 49, o. 9. Marshal D. c.
hARSHALS SALE.-In virtue of writ Of ieri
cult Court. of the District Of Columbia, for the
County Of WashiReton, and to me directed, viii
pose 70 public sae for csah in frnpt of the Court
II 9use doet OF said county, on MONDAY the 18th
day Of October, 1862 at u O'Clock M the following
described Lots. to-wit, viz Lots lcttered A. B. G.
D. E,F and 9 in James Dunawin subdivision, Of
the city Of Washington, D. c., together With al
and singular the improvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property of James E. Dupawin,
and will be sold TO satisfy iudicals No. 23s to Oc
tcter, 1862, In favor of Daniel e. Swope.
WARD II. LAMON.
ee Ig-dtd q. s. Marshal, d. G,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23

E0regon has elected Il. +. Harding, q Union
Demoerat, as United States Senator fu place OF
Benz Stark There seems 20 have bssn a close
confess, there being thirty ballots On the last
vote, Harding had o 90 . for George w. Will
Ilams. r-l-L...e 80 rlIrsE I.sst.l " b
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By W. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
TINRUSTEE'S SALE OF YALuARLE PRn]

IRTr;-By virtue of deed Of trust. duly exc
Ing county in Lber j. A. s., No. iss, folio "a, we
shs,l sell at Public Auction, on the premises, on
ffa tne 2Gth gay Sf eptember. D., 1862 at
numbered seven 7l and nine 90 lin thlmapn's sub:
and sixteen t6l6,) together with the improvements
thereon, Of small Brick House, &c. -
Terms: One third cash the balance in two equal
payments, at six and twelve months, with interest
A deed given and a deed of trust taken, to secure
the deferred payments. Conveyancing at the cost
OF the purchaser. "
r,.. ALFRED SCHUCKING.
A. EBERLY, Trustees
au2 u w. u. WALL q Gu. Aucts.
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The Recent Victory over the X ReBels unaePs
-e.....s. General Price. IA = ga e.FT

HEADQUARTERS, CoErSTE, Sept 2e--he}op
General HaHeek, General n-ehief: In my dis
patch Of the eSth our loss was over-cstimnted,
and the Rebel loss was lndsr-estimafed. We
found 26l Of their dead upon the field, " hile our
loss in killed viii be less than 100. .afr q D.
q -! +, U. s. GRANT, Major Gen. Com,de. ~
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THE AX-PAYERS, MANUAL, Containing the
n Aets OF Congress imposing direct and excise
9. n.r:in Van Buren,; Lawyer, Statesman. and Man;
Asrsuerite. by Madame Emile de Girardin 2s
lNEhthills Popular Treatise on Deafness rs cts.
Williams on Diseases Of the Eye 0T5O
aookers First Book in Chemistry 30 cents.
Among the Pines, by Kirke |; 80 cents ,.5 -s.-
The Tying Dptehman, By SAKE; 50 cents. ....
The GystsTy, = novel, 81 Hrs.. WOOD; % cents.
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REBEL DISAPPOINTMENT IN KESrrcKy.--In
mentioning the retreat Of the rebel army from
the vicinity Of Cincinnati the ssCommeYeial' Of
that city says: oIi .8 l.. ,...... a. s.f5..
.'lt il evident that they have given mp all
hope of obtaining supplies In CincinnaIi, or Of
sented 10 rs, reliably we believe, that the suc-
cess of the rebels In recruiting in kentucky has
fallen short Of their expectations They have
certainly obtained by process Of faa1sery and
falsehood, tempered with coercion, some thous-'
ands of recrsiss, but Kentucky still has many
more in the Union han IN q rebel army. Kirby
Smith is said 10 have denounced John Morgan
as a falsifier for representing that If Kentucky
were occupied by a rebel army the men wouid'
almost unanimously rush 10 fn up its ranks -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23

GOLD IN MArSE-Prof Geo. L. Goodale, OF
The seienttfic survey OF Maine, writes 70 Dr.
ing fonsthe 25th ult. lin she town Of Princeton.
about fifrecn or twenty miles west Of Calais, In
ledge of great extent, not only good chance
TO find gold, but gold Of much pu urity. The gold
is like thai Of Tangiers locally, and promises
well. The land, formerly worth as cents per
acre, 10 to-day worth $40 per foot" =
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~Ool. Dwight, OF the ID Aassachnsetas. vno
wac wounded in the battle Of Wednesday, died
onSataTdsy. .s.a9 7'- %nn !.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND Te-MeRReW.

Byw. L. WALL CO., Auetioneers
WEsT END LOTS NEAR PENN AVENUE
Wv AND WAsHMGfos CIRCLE, AT AucrIos-On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, sd inst. at ~ clock
We viii sell in front or the premises Lots II and L.
suedi,isie en OF squsre 50, fronting each twenty
three and a-haf feet at the west side Of 24th st.,
near Penn. avenue and Washington Circle.
These Lots are very eliGibly situated, incloses.
and ,beantfed with fruits and flowers
Terms One-third cash; balance in 6 and IA
months, bearing interest, and secured by deed Of
se Is tRep.) WI. WALL L CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23

~ Attorney General Bates gives his opin.
ion that the third lection OF the pension Act OF
leo2 entities the mother Of o deceased soldier 20
pension, whether she be married or q widow,
provided che was dependent upon him for sup
port In whole or IN parS and The qusstion
whether she was 50 dependent, and how far, -
one Of fact, TO be decided In each case BY syt.
deueq. ---t ..-..- -. 81 d.af ga. .tsF N-aa ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-23

~ Sharpeburg, the scene of the late tresner.
dous battles, is small post village i'm wash
lngton county, Nd, sixteen miles south from
Hagerstown, about twelve miles west of Mid
9ietown, from whfchsitis 10 separated by the
from Harper's Ferry, and some three miles
from the ferry on he Potonac at Shepherds