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The Army and Navy TO Observe fhe
sabbath.
Washington, Not
The following General Ofeltr l4s been
issued respecting the observance of the
Sabbath day in the Army and Navy:
Executive haDsis u, Washington, n. C.,l
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ff~ Prices Of boarding are higher in
Washington City this winter than ever
before. 1t is to be short session, and
hotel and boarding house keepers are dis
posed to improve the time.
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ET The Ladies Soldiers Aid Society
OF this city meets at Mrs. j. M. Billings
this p. NJ. at 2 o'clock. A full attendance
is requested.
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TIE GATE CITY.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER .e.

- - = = = ~ = ~ Y v L-HDL~LI ~.
Be- VOORHEES, keeps full aud fashion
able stock Of Hats, Caps. Fur, Gloves,
DC, constantly on hand, at the lowest
cash prices. Tnov1O. aml
FEARFUL Exodus. We learn that a
large number of our best citizens start
for Turkey tomorrow, shortly after noon.
EE-Rev Mr. Dennett- will deliver a
Thanksgiving discourse in the Chatham
Square H. t. Church tomorrow at 10
o'clock a. m.
ND- Tha .ata. Colf:a.s A:s C..a.
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but SAYS surely the IDEA Of friendly mediation
nav be entertained without any derogstion Of
the National dignity. It arzses that there are
only two alternatives % issoc ost Of the var
ether With the determination Of or parties or
some form Of accommodation OF cotuprOrolee he
tween the c0niending parties. II asks. Is . nof
better 20 have recourse % the latter - once be.
fore the feelings Of the North and South become
hopelessly inaamed with the most bitter aniinos-
ity.
GTBRAITAI, Sept. 1.-The steamer Nass'lls,
from SouthA mpsoz for Alexandra. reports that
she was chased BY two steamers 81 night n the
BAY Of B;scAy. but managed 70 escape. The
Massilla has specie and jewels aboard 70 the
amount Of f37 coo.
The departure Of troops from Rome has been
countermanded.
IrAIr.-The Official Turin Gazette says thai
Garibaldi has been removed 10 Garifnoris. in the
Gulf of Spezzis
An extraordinary council OF Ministers was held
AZ Turin 20 take into consideration rs case. The
opinion which prevailed At the council ~as that
justice should take is course. Two Of the Min
isters were in favor Of granting him an amnesty.
Nothing has been decided a vet.
The London Times saws Garibaldi i undenis-
bly, the founder Of Italian unity. IL adds he must
not stand criminal before Italian judges upon
the very ground Of ablow struck for Italy. The
way 60 obviste 80 Earring spectacle would be tor
GaTibaldi 10 pledge himself ID his old friend and
comrade Victor Emanuel oF give his parole 20
leave Europe for an indefinite period.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16
The Indian Troubles.

ST. Paul, Sept. IA letter from Commits
sioner Dole was introduced in the Legislature
yesterday, dated at Fort Ridgley, September ii
to the Governor.
He has been there twelve days endeavoring 20
effect an amicable arrangement with the Chip
peways, but despairs of dong so. After sending
messengers to Hole in the Day for ten days. he
finally consented 10 meet in council at Crow
Wing Instead of bringing thirty or forty Chiefs
"a agreed he brought near 800 men, all armed
In council Hole the Day was bold aud impu-
dent No result was reached By conference. 1t
was to be renewed but a collision was feared
Mr. Dole regards the danger of outbreak i'm
minent.
The letter was referred 10 a committee Of three
who reported and adopted resolution that David
Cooper, III. NJ. Rice. Frederick Ayers, and K
A. c. Hatch be appointed Commissioners to re-
pair to Fort Ridgley and act in behalf Of the
State in conjunction with the Commissioner o.
Indian Affairs, in any negotiation best calculated
TO preserve peace and outbreak. These Com
msSioners left last night.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16

PoRrREss MoSRoE. Sept. la-The steamers
Montreal and New Brunswick arrived here to
day at noon with about 700 paroled Union mi,
oners- The balance Of the 5000 will be down
10 morrow.
The Confederates are very particular about all
they parole They take their height. color OF the
hair, eyes and complexion.
The Richmond Wing Of the 18th has the fol
lowing:
Z. NJ Bruce proposed in the House plan tor
the simplihcAtion of obtaining letters of marquee
TO render privateering more efficient. 1t Bruce's
proposition is adopted. important results will
speedily follow. We know of quite number
from abroad awaiting the action of the commit
tee that they may embark in the privateering
business
II is aseettained from official data furnished by
the Navy Department that the expenditures for
the Confederate Government from the com
mencement to the lst of August amount 10
S347 272 ,95s So
The evacuation of Memphis by the Federals
is said to have been officially announced
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th SAYS: The
tyranny of the Lincoln Government is grinding
the liberties of the people into the very dust and
thousands would feel grateful IN MARY land even
for respite from wrongs inflicted bv their op
pressofs Instances Of individual cruelty might
be given which would make the blood OF every
Marylander boil
The Enquirer also says: The Confederate ar
my i said TO be at Hanover Ford. York county
Penlsy vania. thirty five miles south Of Harris
burg. Philadelphia is l06 miles from Harrisburg
The road from Hanover, Icrk and thence IL
Lancaster, would seem to be the route TO Phila
delpha and this the army is pursuing. Perhap:
Jackson is after that cd pubic fuuctionary
Buchanan.
The distance by this route can not be more l20
miles to Philadelphia.
The above is by mail
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16
From PhsladelD n ia

PHILADELPHIA, Sept ia special dispatch
TO the Bulletin from Harrisburg says:
The rebels have fallen back two miles Long
streets division had been sent to reinforce them
and the battle will probably be renewed TO day.
The rebel pickets have fallen back to within a
mile and half of Hagerstown.
Stonewall Jackson has been whipped in three
battles.
Ferry.
The city TO day is in perfect Juror ofexctemen,
and crowds throng the streets, wild with snthu-
siasm, and cheering for Mcclellan for the signal
victory he has gained over the rebels
The following intelligence from Harrisburg i:
interesting though no. so late as McClellau's dis
patch:
Our scouts who lett Hagerstown at three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. say Lougstreet's di-
vision, with the exception Of Tcombs's brigade
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Prom 1ennpIaIs.

MEMPHIS, September 12-The fight at Cold
Water, Mississippi, between Col. Greersons cav
airy and the rebels, resulting in the rout of the
latter with loss of eight killed. No loss on the
Federal side
1t is now known that no Confederate force of
any consequence is within fifty miles of Mem
phis.
The people of Covington, Upton county, have
signed bond of $50, 900 to protect Union citi-
zens, and given notice to Capt. Scoles that if his
guerrllas are ever seen that they will he hanged.
Several prominent guerrillas have been captured
lately in Upton county; also large number of
mules, horses, cattle and negroes.
The steamer Polar Star was fired upon Thurs
day by rebels. Nobody hurt
MEMPHIS, Sept. l3.-The Grenada Appeal of
the 10Th has the following:
The Confederate Congress passed resolution
TO adjourn on the 30th
A preamble and resolution was adopted to
make propositions To the Government of the
United States to treat upon the manner of con
Quoting the war to mitigate its horrors.
The new CONSUMPTION bill was still under dis
custom
Gen. Johnson has been ordered to the trans
Mississippi Department, with Gems Msgruder and
Holmes under him
Gen. Pillow is ordered 70 report at Richmond
for duty.
On Saturday last the Federals shelled ham
let in Miliiken's Bend.
Gen. Lee teegraphed Davis OH the 9th that he
had paroled 200 prisoners and captured thirty
pieces of cannon and a number of arms.
The rebel General Armstrong in his report of
| operations in Western Tennessee claims TO have
passed between Bolivar and jackson, destroying
bridges and trestle work in different engagements.
He also claims to have taken 30 prisoners and
killed and wounded 75.
A bill was introduced in the Confederate Sen
ate co create the Office OF Lieutenant General.
resolution was also passed recalling Ministers
Mason and Slidell
/ Gen Smiths brigade returned last night from
expedition to fernando, destroying bridges
across the Gap, eight miles beyond and also burn
ed the depot and several cars, thus cutting off
railroad communication with fernando from the
Snufh
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16

NV YoKK. Septeuber 10.
Flour market quiet and sleads With a moderate
demand: sales at s. 20 for saperfne State:
s. 35@5 So for extra State: 3 45d5 80 tor
choice do s5(65 % for superline Western: s. 20
"a ) 80 for common iium extra Western:
So c0d5 90 for common TO good shipDing brands
extra round hoop Ohio sc 00@6 - Zoe trade
brands market closing steady with buycr- reiG
sing to paw outside quotations.
Whisky opened firmly and closed quiet and
shade easier; sees AZ s2d 3Sc; chiefly az 30
@33c
Wheat heavy, unsettled and fully 20 per bush
lower with very light demand; Chicago spring
81 04Gl Ii, part 10 arrive; Milwaukee club
81 1901 Ia; amber Iowa 81 Is@l IL, for
choice: winter red Illinois 81 2Odl %; winter
red Western 81 25dl 90: amber Michigan
81 27@l -. the latter extreme rate
Rye heavy; unsOund Western 6s@7oc; sound
brings s5c.
Barley dull and nominal; small sales; prices lc
higher
Pork a shade easier: sales at xIl 50@ll IS
for mess, $40 for prime, and Sll l2Gll - cor
prime mess.
Beef hams dull and quiet; choice Western sold
at SIG.
Cut meats firm; sales at 414a4isc Tor shsul-
ders ana hams.
Corn shade 6rmer with good demand Cor
sound parcels, which very scarce; sales ~ s.
d60c for shipping mixed Western; $4Sd4sc for
Eastern and white Western.
Lard steady and in moderate demand: Gales at
9@91zc.
Butter is selling at la@l6lsc Tor Ohio and
l6@20c Tor State.
Cheese very firm and in demand at 7is@
91a cents.
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From kenfuckY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l5-Further particulars OF
the Munfordsvie fight have been received as
follows:
Mr. Thomas arrived from Munfordsville this
evening. He was present during the battle.
The rebel force under Gen. Duncan numbered
from 5000 to 1000, including cavalry, artillery
and infantry. The rebels made attack from
both sides of the river and boldly advanced &c
our breastworks They were repulsed with fear
full loss
The Federal force under Col. " ilder numbered
about :, 800 Mt the commencement of the fight
They were reinforced by Col. Dunham 18th In
diana The first the rebels knew of his presence
was his pouring in volley. killing many and
stampeding the balance.
The Federas had eight men killed and twenty
seven wounded. The rebels lost from 500 to 70t
in killed and wounded
Rebels who brought a flag of truce admit
loss of 400 and the two pieces of artillery captured
at Bacon creek.
The headquarters of Bragg is supposed to bt
at Glasgow.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16

GENERAL MASsoNs REPORT OF THE BATTLES
At RICHMOND, KENTUCKY .-General Manson :
official report of the late battles near Richmond.
Kentucky, appeared in yesterdays Journal The
report details the several engagements, but does
not differ materially from the accounts we have
already published. General Manson makes per
fecty clear the fact that he did not dsobey orders
III bringing on the fight. General Nelson's
ders were given To him after the first enga cement
with the enemy and at moment when they were
advancing upon his line to attack him second
time
No blame rests upon General Manson for the
Kentucky disasters. If blame is to be attached
to any one il is to the party who organized an
expedition composed of raw troops and sent them
beyond detensible line to engage veteran force
OF superior numbers.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16

All the outbuildings, except the guard house and
magazines. we're entirely destroyed.
Most OF the mules aud oxen belonging 10 the
Quartermaster's Department were taken BY the
Indians. and We we're Jeff With a scanty supply of
transportation
! adopted every possible meansin my power for
defense by erecting bsrricades. covering the store
houses with earth to guard against fire from the
arrows which were thrown with determination
to make a complete sacrifice of everything but
the mems quarters and store house which were
stone buildings aud were saved.
/ also enclose list Of killed aud wounded
three killed and thirteen wounded.
Very respectfully.
7. J. SHERMAN,
lst Lieut.. Co. c, 5th reg Union vols,
Cnmmandinrr Post
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16

POLICE IrENs.-Yesterday some ten or twelve
beligerants, male and female. were up before the
Mayor for engaging in free fight on Sabbath af
ternoon near the Madison Depot. Sunday is IN
our scratching and gouging element 20 for imi-
tate the linen of war as to choose the same day
to let off their surplus steam. report of the
fight would be like some of the telegraphc re-
ports of recent battles and one could under
stand it after it was made Ii was a row-men
and women pitching in Unfortunately, the men
knocking each other down and the women pull
ing handfuls OF hair from the fallen braves.
Three or four men with unpronouncable names
were fined and double the number of men and
women were let off with the admOnition To tight
no more until after the draft.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.-The following dis
patches have been received at the headquarters
OF the army:
Headquarters, FoRT RIDGELYl
Minnesota, Aug 20.
To General Halleck, Commander in Chief.
have the honor to report that this post was
assaulted by a large force of Sioux Indians on
the Goth inst 4 small remnant of co. b. 9th
regiment Minnesota volunteers, and the Renyille
Rangers, and company just organized for one OF
the new regiments of this State were the only
troops | had under my command tor its defense,
and molly did they do their duty.
Finding that they could not effect Judgment.
which was prevented in great measure by the
superior fire of artillery under the immediate
charge of Ordnance Sergeant j. Jones, L. ). A,
which compelled them 10 eyacuate ravlnes by
which this post is surrounded.
They withdrew their forces and the gallant
little garrison rested on their arms ready for any
attack
During the night several remnants Of once
thriving families arrived at the post in the most
miserable condition. some wounded and severely
burned, having made their escape from their
dwellings which had been fred by the Indians.
The people in tie immediate vicinity fled to this
post and were organized and armed as far as
practicable to aid in its defense.
On the Odd the Indians returned with a much
larger force and attacked on all sides, but the
most determined attacks were the east and
west corners Of the fort which are in the vicinity
OF ravines. The west corner also covered
by stables and log buildings which afforded the
Indians great protection, and in order to protect
the garrison / ordered them to be destroy ed
Some were fred by artillery and the balance by
the Renville Rangers under command OF LIST
Lieut.. J Georgian, whom and the men under
bis command great credit is due for their gallant
conduct
The balls fell thick over and through the wood
en- buildings erected for officers quarters. Still
the men maintained their ground
The Indians then prepared to carry the post by
storm but the gallant conduct of the men at the
guns paraiyzed them and compelled them TO with
draw after the most determined attack made 81
Indians on a military post
The men of companies B and c, 9th regiment
Minnesota volunteers, aided by citizens, did COCO
execution and deserve the highest praise for then
brave CONDUCT
Mr. Wykof, of the lnoian Department, with
many other citizens, rendered efficient service.
Our small arm ammunition nearly failed Vi
consultation with the Ordnance Sergeant Jones
! ordered the balls 10 be removed from some Of
the spherical case shot, and many of the bali:
fired by the Indians were collected and re-cast
Ammunition was prepared BIZ party OF mer
and ladies organized for the purpose, who worked
night and day until good supply was obtained
The buildings composing the garrison prope
are still up, but they are verv much wrecked
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16

HARRISBURG, Pa, September l4-There was
a battle to day in Middletown.
Longstreets division was moving on Boons-
boro road in the direction of Williamsport
with the intention no doubt of recrossing the Po.
tomac at that point. He was engaged by the
Federals
Nothing official has been received at head
quarters of the battle up TO this hour, mid
night.
On the receipt Of the news of the occupation
of Frederick by Burnside and the advance o:
Mcclellan the people became wild with enthusl-
asm. The telegraph offices were besieged with
regard 10 the result.
Great confidence is now felt here as to the
safety of the State Capital.
Troops are still arriving foot and by rail
road
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16

BATTLE OF MUNFoRDsvILLE.-Col. Wilder's
defeat of the rebel forces under Gen. Duncan, re
ceived by telegraph yesterday, is thus described
by the Louisville Journal:
The rebels made their appearance in front OF
Munfordsville on Saturday evening, and though
Col. Scott, of the Sd Louisiana cavalry. made a
demand upon Col. Wilder, in command of the
Federal forces there, for an unconditional sur
render, Col. Wilder. whose command included
the 18th Indiana (his regiment,) the 9th
Indiana, Col. Frank Emerson, the SD Indiana
and the 18th Indiana, Col. Durham, replied Il
the demand that if they took the place they would
have to fight for it,
The assault was made by the rebels under
General Duncan. at o'clock yesterday morning
and the fighting continued until III O'Clock, re
sllting after engagement of seven hours in the
repulse of the rebels, with considerable saughtel
on both sides, the loss being much greater on thu
rebel sides.
The battlefield was the scene of the former EN-
ragement between portion of Col. Willch's In
diana regiment and Col. 1errys forces III which
Col. Terry was killed and his forces defeated
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-16
From Cha I'm bersburg

CHAMBERsBURG, Sept. ii, 9 P. M.-Parties ar
irving to day from the neighborhood of Williams
port report that Jacksons forces were moving
towards Martinsburg. for the purpose of captur
ing White and his command, but be had eyacu
ated the place two hours previously, and succeed
ed in reaching Harper's Ferry in safety.
An engine was sent from this place this after
noon, and proceeded as far as the State line
There were no signs of rebel pickets or compa
mics.
Citizens living near the State line arriving il
town TO night report that there are rebels il
the neighborhood. They had evacuated Hagers
town. but what direction they took was no
known.
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new element. but Il would prove hostile to Us. It
would be 10 the Southern banner that the armed
negroes would rally. Not one IN five would join
the Northern cause.-AIbaHy Aryas
"A letter from Hilton Head, South Carolina,
says:
General Hunter has ordered a negro in irons.
He was one Of the c9utrabands Who BETRAYED an
undue anxiety % get back 70 the rebel lines. and
was caugh, last night in endeavoring to,efect bis
escape The rebels opposite u are constantly
cognizant Of our movements. and there Is but
one channel through which they obtain their in
formaton-the constant running back and forth
Of negroes The fellow caught last night and
Gagged this morning on his way, with valuable
information to the rebel forces, and an example
will be made Of him"
The Springfield Republican SAYS" We have
had full trial of the Stantonian war policy. and
il is unanimously voted costly and disastrous
failure. IL has reached its crisis in Popes cam
paign, and We may rejoice that We have seen the
end oft We are now Co have war on war prin-
cipIes We shall have no more windy proclama-
tons from the war Office, scouting military
science and military combinations and declaring
the only elements Of success 20 be the spirit Of
the Lord and moving Immediately upon the
enemy's works Neither likely to see
any more general orders rdiculing bases of sup
plies and lines of retreat IL has cost US some
thing to sweep the board of all such nonsense,
but it is clean gone now. For which We may
well give thanks and take courage"
WAX WILL ExD.
when President making no longer is thought of:
when y-coDtractors hanged all bought off:
When war-oiice red-tape Is cut up for wadding
When West Point forgets half its ppe-clay and squad
ding
when Colonies don't toady, and Brigadiers creep not
And fools sensible officers leap not
When Generals no longer Of Generals get jealous
And the President don't meet all men 'hail-feows'-
Then, perhaps, with the aid Of five hundred more mil
lions,
And single pulse beating through Northern civilians.
We shall wake up in earnest, and play more,
And our Union-GOd bless it-in six months restored
\. J. sunday Times.
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CATION.

The markets. full of limitations represented be the
same as BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES," which are
in most productive fpostve injury Many
willrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
articles, Aug more prolific themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES "
which by long experience their value having
received the sanction of physicians generally, and testi
monials from eminent men throughout the country.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES, when allowed to
dissolve slowly in the mouth, have direct influence
the affected parts the sedave and soothing effect the
mucus lining ofthe windppe into the Bronchiiaay Pull
monay irritation and gives relief in Coughs Colds and
the various which public speakers and
singers are liable. feb11-dly'62