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SPEEk'S SAMBUCi WINE.
PURE, AND FOUR YEARS OLD,
OF CH0ICE OPORTO GRAPE,
FOR PHYSICIANS Use, FOR
FEMALES, WEAKLY PERSONS, & NvAL!Ds
EXCELLENT WINE FOR FEMALES
Samlb1cus Tree Of Portugal. the Great Rsmedy
for kidney afoetioss, RheuRdttsni

Sambncus Tree Of Portugal. the Great Rsmedy
Jor ktdney Afcetioss, RheuRdttsnl
and all Chronic affections
Every family at this season. .hcul, use the
SAMBUCI WINE.
Celebrated In Europe for it's medicinal aud beref
cia, qualities as Genti. Stinlu;snt Tonic Biuretc
sS.a Sssd in Ey a oy ssns ss
and BY some Of the first families in Europe snt
It has no ss-si causing an appetite and building
valuable frut.
As A DIURErIC,
xtDp i inparts healthy 4ction of the Glands and
Moneys Money ana UrlnaIy Organs. very bsneticia! in
Dfcpey, Gout AMI Rheumatic Affections.
sPEER'S WINE
Ia not mixture or nsan, fsetur.i article hut 10
grape, cultivated in New Jersey recommended by
properties superior to any other Wines in use sad
an excellent article, for all weak and debiiitated
persons and the aged and in arm. i'm proving the sp
petite and benen!ins ladies and children.
A LADIES WINE,
Because il will not intoxicste ~ other wines as it
contains no Nture Of spirits other liquors and
live properties, inpsrtns hcalthy tone to 'tf the
.lEos'iye nrgans and blooming soft and healthy
WE REFER TO
lew well M knSrn sentlcnen and physicians who
"s"' "'hheio scout I. pri WIson. llth street.
Gov; MorganS Y STATE. DR.. Ward, Newark n J.
DT n. Chiffon. n. 7. DR.. Dougherty, Newark
CITY. M.
DR.. Parker, n. Y. City Dr.. Marcy. New York
Grs. Darcy & Sickoll DR. Paint Pbiiad,a
Newark, n. J.
- None genuine without the signature of al
FRED SPEER, Passaic, n. j." is ever the cork Of
each bottle.
s%MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE.
For sale by Druggists and all first class Dealers
A. SPEER, Prop ietor.
VISEYARp-Passaic. New Jersey
OFFCE-20S Broadway, New York.
JOHN LA FOY, Paris
po6-eoIy AGENT for France and Gerinany
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RrH II reported that American silver coin ls
very plentiful in Canada; but IL a hintsd thst
the samples I'm general currency are not such
as have been made Al the United States miats.
Counterfeiters are reported 20 have done q
heavy ousinessamong our Canadian neigheors
@Gov. Andrew, OF Massachusetts,, visited
the great Hoosic tunnel last week. and ex-
pressed an opinion that the work could be
completed with the balance Of abe two million
loan granted by the State FOR that purpose.
An alteration took place in New York on
the 18th inst, between a policeman and dis
orderly citizen. on account OF an Old gradge,
in which the latter was dangerously wenndel
by being frgd .upon@fy the officer. xr
81 The whole amornt OF salt inspect a at
her, is s,sso.sr3 bushels--an iners ase over lAss
year OF l,2<-, 4s3 ourhels,- -.,,.,, : n
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. l6-A runor hay-
ing reached Yorktown that loo rebels were at
Gloucester Court House, ~ miles above Giou-
cPster Point. an expedition was sent over from
Yorktown TO reconnoiter. The force is COM
manded by Col. Davis, and consists Of infantry,
cavalry and artillery.
A brisk northeast storm has preyailed here
during the day.
Lieut. Caper, OF the 3d New York Infantry,
died b. re on Saturday night, OF typhoid fever.
His remains left here this afternoon for Cooper
town, n. Y, where he belonged.
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From the Upper Po:omac-StonewalIJa Jack.
Sou Still Quiet.

Correspondence OF the Baltimore American
HARPER's FERRY, Nov. I've hear but
little from StOnewall Jackson to-day, which is
a negative proof that he is not making any ac-
tive movement. As stated in a postscript to
yesterdays letter, it has been pretty definitely
ascertalned that the main body OF his troops
are c&mped between Winchester and Martins
burg, and that II Is only the advance guard
that has been seen in the direction OF Bath and
Hancock. II rained here heavily last night
and at intervals during to-day. The river is
slowly rising, and when the flow from the
mountains comes down will be fordahle
only a. the most favorable points. With
lne river In It's present condition. ana the
likelihood OF its soon being much higher. il is
hardly probable that Jackson will cross into
Maryland unless he. should get possession Of
the railroad bridge at North Branch, eight
miles below Cum berland. 1t is 10 be pres umed
that that point is so Well guarded by this time
10 render il safe.
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NAsHrILLE, Nov. 16.-Gen. Silrs division
moved this morBing on the Murfreesborough
road. Gen. CIittepden's division is at Silver
Springs, ~ miles from Lebanon. A part of Nor
gan's rebel force Is at Lebanon, and a portion
came within two miles Of Cfittenden,s cam d.
Supplies from the country for the city have
greatly increased. The weather is wet and
likely to continue SO. The special dispatches
sent from here Tor the past week have been al
most entirely unreliable
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Five Murders Reported.

LOUISVILLE, ,Nov.16.-Dispatches from Nash
Willie of yesterdays date contain accounts of 1--WE
murders. Two OF the homicides were of
saloon-keepers, who refused to sell liquor to
soldiers; two soldiers were killed, cause un.
knewn, and one negro was killed. The CITY
marshal was also assailed and badly bearpp
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The Draft Troubles i'm Wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE, Nov. l7-In justice to the loyal
people of Wisconsin 1T is proper TO state that
me recent draft troubles were principally con-
fnrd 10 class of Germans called Luxem-
h"rgtrs. Over one hundred have been arrested
III UZaukee county, and the draft is being en-
forced promptly.
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DRAKE'S PLANTATION BliTERS.

BRAKES PLANTATION BliTERs.
They purify, strengthen, and inyigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliyen the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent
Eeyers.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia ard Constipation.
They cure DiarrhTa, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made of
pure st. Croix Rum, the celebrated CaIisaya
Bark, roots and herbs and are taken with the
pleasure Of a beverage, without regard to age
or time Of day Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE & co, 202 Broad
way, New York. sep a5-eoSrn
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@The Montreal (Canada) Comniercisd Adj
yertfser has been forbidden a circulationin II
Louis by the provost marshall of thai pla 20,
who brands IL "a treasonsble sheet3 All
persons purchasing, selling, or any manner
dealing with such paper, or receiving the same
through the mails or otherwise, win be arres nd
and committed to prison as aiders and abetioss
of the rebellion.
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SEALED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED TILL,
- the 25th day of ,vember, iS62, at u clock ~ .
I1r purchasing all the Hides, Tallow, Hoofs and
tomac in the territory embraced By the Rappahan-
noek and Pstemac Rivers aud the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
1t is intended that the contractor shall follow the
army and collect the hides and tallow, hoofs aad
horns and shall par certain sum for those articIas
from each animal to be collected at his own risk
He will be charged with the articles in each casa
unless he can clearly show that he WAS pre vented
from obtaining them BY proper authority
bond with good and sufR Rcient security will bs
required Tor the fuihlment Of the contract. and no
bid viii he entertained from previous contractors
who have failed To comply with their contracts
amp no bid vi VI be entertsne unless the bidder is
present to respond tn his bid
The articles Of agreement with bond will be re-
quired to be entered into within two days from the
opening of the bids
The bids TO be directed to Col. A. Beckwith A.
G. and c. g., Washington, ID. c., and endorsed
SProppsala-" -" nos
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A RMY sUPPLIBs.
OYPIcR or TIE CHIEP QuARrRRxAsfRR,
Amy af ths Potomac, )
WARRINGTON, September - 1852
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the rse
oftse army of the Potomac the following articles
S,W0 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
baled, the weight ofeseh bale to be marked
thereon.
7oO0, 900 bushels Of Oats, of the best quality In
strong sacks, well sewed
7,s9 cords Oak and Hickory Wood we'll seasoned
and of the best quality.
Eaeh bid must be accompanied by the endorse
ment OF two sponsible persons that the contracts
II awarded will be fulfilled.
Bids will be opened from time to time as the ar
tcles may be needed, and contracts win be awarded
for the quantities needed 10 the lowest responsible
bidder up TO the time of opening.
The right is reserved to pit all any part Of
Any bid
Proposals should be endorsed (" Pro posals for Hay
or Oats, or Weod," Is the may be and enclosed
in separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut.. Col and A. D. c.
ee 23n Chief Qcartprraster
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Marine Disaster.

Boston, Nov. 17.-Thp schooner N /, Wat.
son, from Baltimore for Ponghkeepsie, has
been abandoned at sea. The crew have arrived
AT New London
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gOut Of sixteen hundred men who should
have reported at Camp Curtain as drained m.n
from Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, IL IS
found that there are not sufficient present TO
form regiment This has caused great coa-
sternalien among those who had furni shad sub
stitutes, many, if not ALI Of these substitutes
have failtd d TO report. Ifrr :. - IN
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SO TAKE NOTICE. cn
NJ. PA RKER,
Nc. 80 LOUISIANA AVENUE
Respectfully and cheerfully returns thanks for the
liberal patronage hitherto received
Having every facility for doing
~ TIL Il BEST
HOUSE, SIGN,
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
Together with all work pertaining to
FIRST CLASS PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
lie has no hesitancy in selecting Continuance
HIS PRICES ARE REASONABLE;
THE WORK UNEXCEPffONABLE
And particular attention il Maid to
PROMPTNESS IN DELIVERY.
~ Remember the aumLeri
50 LOUISIANA AVENUE,
oc E-Sn Between Sixth and Seventh sta.
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An Episcopal Church Burut

NEWARK, n. j., Nov. list Barnabas Epis-
oopal Church was burnt this morning. The
fire was the work of an incendiary.
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PRIzE MoNRY.-The price money In cAses OF
the capture OF vessels by the navy is 10 be-
paid BY the navy agent A. Washington. As
rs prepared and the money ready for distriba-
lion, ue notice will be given by the navy
agent in the, newspapers. 'Ssas71-ii -
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"A + Il r \ TIT X II.
~ FURNITURE.
McCRECOR & CO.. -
McCRECOR & CO.
ET THEIR

80 MccRECoR CO., -
EXTENSIVE wARERooMs,
$50 SEVENTH STREET,
and othtP RlEIKKn:Pff e os
PARLOR SUITES, in Brocatelle. Rep and Hair
CHAMBER SETS, in Solid Oak, Walnut. Mahog
any Walnut and TSs1oS
BLEs and DINING CHAIRS
Superior Curled Hair MATTRESSES, Husk and
ags sHsFsE
WAsHsTANDs, OFFICE. FURNiFURE, &c.
All of which arc msde frsm the best materials
Persons frpisiins m woalI do we'll to look throu g
the STOCK before purchasing, as we are selling ST
prices to suit the times. y.opp,o,. co
oc 3-6w.eo $40 Seventh street.
ZINE GROCERIES,,
FINE GROCERIES,,
FINE GROCERIES.
FINE GROCERIES,.
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES,
AT AUCTION PRICES.
The remainder of the cargo of the
SCHOONER "AID,"
Consisting of every description Of
GROCERIES,
Win be for sale until tho Schooner ID discharged
FAMILIES
In need of Winter Supply, at the
TRADE PRICE,
Can be supplied by the Package.
FRED. 8. COZZENS,
Consisnee, corner Pa. avenue and l4th st.
--e---I-
CAPT. HU FCHINGS,
oc l3-tf Schooner aid :" foot of Ilth st.
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Naval Intellisence.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE L. ). gunboat Da-
cotah returned to-day, from a cruise 10 ge; a
supply of coal. She will sail again soon
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.CAkTE ERBURY HALL!
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR SIXTH STREE,

THE MOST PROSPEROUS PLACE OF AMUSE-
MENT in WASHINGTON.
Crowded Hnusesl Delighted Audiences!
Patronizcd by the First Gentlemen in the Country.
NEW BILL TONIGHT
Last Week Of the Beautiful JULIA MORTIMER
and the Charming KATE PENN0YER
Last " eek positively of the GIPSY'S LAY
Continued success of the Scottish NichtiuRaln
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND
Second Week of GEORGE r. EDESON,
Continued success of the Ethiopisn comedians,
BOB HART and LEW SIMMONS.
They win appear toni ght in two new Ethio pan acts
THE HAUNTED CHAMBER All 4-II-44
A FULL BAND OF MINSTRELS TONIGHT.
MONS. SZOLLOSY'S NEW BALLET in which the
CG1rt of Beauty will appear.
The laushable farce entitled THE SECRET
George r. EdeEon. Thomas.
Doors open, 6l O'Clock; performances, ~.
Admission Is cents Orchestra, 81 cents
Monday. Nov. oath first appearance O..
Mile ANNETTA GALLITTA & Mons. yALJRDE
Two Of the Best Dancers in the World.
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R-Goyernor Ramsay, OF Minnesota, has
written the President a letter upon the snble.t &
OF the disposition 10 be made of the Sioax an.t
other Indian tribes in that State. He reSnt.>t.-
as measure OF urgent necessity. without
which he considers peace or security iIE-
possible, the removal Of the whole body Of
Indians 10 remote districts, far beyoad Osr
borders, under military surveillance.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THE ATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near willard HotAI
LkoIARO n uAavp

GROWERS THE ATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near willard q Hote
THIS EVENING,
Twentieth appearance Q, the beautiful, able young
actress.
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN.
Appearance Of the eminent young actor
MIR. l.. p. BARRETT.
tsst Tine. positively. CT the. beautiful d.amati,
ksuch OF Chas. Dickenssr grest novel.
OLIVER TTIET.
ASToRf OF LoNDos ORPHAN.
J. r Barrett an F.sin ahei he s!sSs yeN
Shas Barron Bill Sysas
Soebis aiimhss :Msnks
e Admission 50. 25, and IS cents.
kixsE'S WaSkI=eT0a THEATRE
ELEVENTH STREET, Near Penn. Avenue.
Sole lessee and Manager. JAMES NJ. NIXON
THIS TUESDAY EVENING,
tT;Rss SfGGns 'ppest1.,nnfsss 1,nfsas Gf
the original manuscript in the possession of f'A'
copy in this country, entitled
THE WIZARD SKIFF:
Or. TIE Ma SSACRE or SCYo.
zinsssra' i,s the dipsy Boy ........~...-.c cUBAs
" POCAHsNTAs.
FANNY BROWN,
CHANFRAU. A: H: DAVENPORT,
FCRD'S NEW THEATRE,
FORD'S
NEW HEATRE.
TENTH srEEKr, ABOVE PExS, AvrxuE.
Mr. JonS T. FnRD. -. Manager and Pronr;stor
=, also OF Holiday Street Theatre, Bsltl lm9re.j
LAST NIGHT BUT FoCR
of the Eminent ctor
NJ r. g. W. COUL DOCK,
And his Accsmelished paaghter.-
First Apps;Tness aigs SHIIlfpa St ihS ff!ed Actress
The Favorite Comedian.
GREAT BILL FOR TONIGHT.
The Splendid Play.
THE ADyOCATE'S LAST CAUSE!
AsToISE AZ De- pE EERNETT. Mr.: C0ULD0CK
NAV All tho Star Cd mpany in Hs the cas-. cast IDoch
After which. the National Military Drama of
HORSESHOE ROBINSON:
Or, TIE BATTLE OF KINGS NO UNTAIN! !
will be given with aii It's peculiar and interesting
scenic features, its mechanical arrange ments
original music, correct costumes, &c.
Mildred ....................M Miss Philiips
Horse shoe Robinson. n..................Mr Mr. Raiiy
RoMhNcTf This TH5 5F %fx fHE 2s kfTS sfERst h hon
- ne Romance OF the American Revolution has
its scenes Tor The most part, in The SdAth and the
hattie of Kings Mountain was the most ROMANTIC
OF All. 1t was the turning point of the war. -
-Gs0rgs BdHcycff. the Historian
The forced arch by night, tha gallant resist
ance made W It'll the bay y0nst first upon one party
then pom the other. and the immediate capituln
ton make scene Of war OF which there are few
equals fnr stirring interest IN the history of the
war. Hen. EdUard Erertu.
The deep imp pre- sSion made on the mind of every
one by that mc snorabc victory the joyful tide
of success wiici Terminated The revolutionary war
with The seal of success, p Thomas ysFsrscn
= Il. tn Boston and New York were held by the
British. and Washing gtOn was struggling with su-
p"rinman enrts To kcc tn gethe his starving and
despairiEg armies. This more than nIaT
II ust yielded when Gates lied from Camden and
left the whole South in the hands Of the enetay
The ds sth Of De kslb, the defeat Of Sumter aud
the dispersion of his men and hose of Marion
vent like awitherirg blast from the fsted south
iaIi2lsi Wlth psrlsiyzea hesrt.. gave their cause
ed, Ficfcry LIBERTY l'-OvatioH of Hon Joh., 5
Preston.
The deep and subtle play,
LOUIS NJ.
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Reported Evacuation of snicker,s Gan nv
the Rebels.
New YORK, Nov. IA dispatch received
here says that the Rebels evacuated Smokers
Gap Oh Friday afternoon, and now appear be-
fore Cheste and Manassas Gaps
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i ne ace u ana smile Fid,
LOUIS NJ.
Due notice will be given of the re petition of
TIE CHIMNEY CORNER.

PRICES oF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle ana Parquette 81 CENTS Orchestra
Seats 10 cents: Family Circle % CENTS ColOred Par
tcrrr 81 cent; Private Boxes ST.
Beers open at 6A O'Clock performances cam
at o'clock
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ADIES' DRESS FrURS!
-..i "a n STINrNETZ

a36 Pa. dytRRs, besir. I2th and
Invites the attention of ladies to his
assortment of DRESS FU RS, em-
bfacing all the various styles, now in
use
Having recently enlarged his store,
he is prepared IL offer better induce-
/ ments than heretofore.
Eveiy article guaranteed as re rre-e
2t The IoNakt nRrksI pritss.
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H. o. HOOD ...
IL 0constantly reeeiyine ana ba. aIvaxs IN hand
NIL supply Of all the most celebrated ~
WATCHES that are manufactured in Eng E3H1
and Silver e4ses. He also keeps = large STOCK Oh
hns yEWELRY Of the most desira BILE STYLES sat
Vith Diamonds, Emeralds. Rubies and an othsr
Gems He Ia also manufacturing all kinds of solid
&tandsrd Silver Ware, and keeps Swords Reyol-
yefr Sword ge}ts and Ssshes Bowie Knives Razors
Scissors Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectscles and =
treat variety Of other things usually kept in Jew
Pa Avenue between 9Th and 10Th streets. fe B-u
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DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Z. The pkLIyERY OFFICE OF this Com pany Is
Removed from Third street 70 the lar &c depot on
street.. between ii and Sd streAts tsc 3Ntf
nEALL Il SMITH, CLOTHIERs, No 3oI 7th
ID street, between and X st<. oe Str
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=
| Sls.
presented All solt
10 ; lui
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The Splendid Play.
THE EADEOCATE,S LAST CAUSE,
ANTOINE De SERNETT. Mr. COTLDOCK
MAD. LA ROSE. SE.......-.-..M Miss cor I noe X
tAll the Star Co mpany in the cast
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After which. the National Military Drama of
HlR &E. .&.IAE RnRI SSAR.

HORSESHOE ROBINSON:
Or. TIE Battle OF KINGS no UNTXIN
will lie given with all its pccuar and interesting
scenic features, its NEE h anicai arrange neuts
original music, correct costumes, &c.
Mildred ......................M Miss Phillip:
horse shoe Robinson. Mr., Baiiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-18

V'nE WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
2se Pa. ayenue, between eth and loih streets,
continues Its Free Concerts every afternoon and
evening, commencing at p. m.
=, The Prnprietnrs have secured the services, of
York, aud Mr. HERMAN WACHTEL, the best
G1mic sis ger, in German and English of the times
They are also daily expecting the arrival of cele
bIsted nauset,se. Mr. r.WELLENSrEIN continues
to preside 1T the piano; and Mr. BRASDEIS also
continues to flourish his violin bow there. The
stage il beautifully decorated the Refreshments
arr of the best quality and ut moderate prices
Oficers always in stteEdance TO preserve order.
The public may rest assured that the Academy of
Music is nightly patroniZed by throng of mort
respectable citizens. 49,. - -
HENRY. ROsENTHAL 4 P: BRANDEIs,
no Ii-2w Proprietors.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-05
New Military Department to be
Formed
Reported Suffering in the Rebel Ar
my at Richmond.
Arrival from Panama with a Million
in Treasure.
Secretary Stanton Ordering a Draft.
Federal Reconnaissance to Orange
Court House.
No Federal GunbOats this side Of
Fort Darling,
The New Merrimao.

New YORK, August 4.--Thc Tribune's
special says an Independent Department
of Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky will be
formed from Buelrs Department, Head
quarters.
CTNcINNATI, August 4.--Deserters say
that there is great suffering for want Of
proper food in the rebel army at Rich
mOnd.
FoRTRss MONROE, August 1.-The
steamers Baltic, Atlantic and others have
arrived with three thousand rebel pris-
oners for to be exchanged.
New YoRK, August 4.--The Northern
Light has arrived from Panama with
nearly a million treasury. The Panama
will, probably, soon be under military
Government.
ST. LOUIS, August 4.--Considerable
trouble from the order of the Governor to
enroll all the militia Of the State.
WAsHrNGToN, August 4.--Secretary
Stanton orders any State not furnishing
its quota of three hundred thousand
troops by the fifteenth, shall draft
A Federal reconnaissance took posses
sion of Orange Court House yesterday,
killing eleven, capturing fifty two rebels,
and destroying the railroad and telegraph
line between there and Gordonsville.
A reconnaissance, by Col, Averill, made
within fourteen miles of Petersburg, at
Coy's Mills; they found the Thirteenth
Virgininia Cavalry in line; at our charge
they lun to their encampment at Syca-
more creek, from which we again drove
them, capturing and burning their t,nts
and camp Cquipage, commissary stores.
Loss very small.
No rebel gunb9ats this side of Fort
Darling. #..
The New Mcriimac won't be ready to
operate for three weeks
Burnsides corps has embarked and
moving.
New YosK, August 4.-Gold 14I5.
Government stocks dull; lower.
The President has decided 70 accept
blacks as laborers but not as soldiers.
LOUISVILLE, August 4-The elections
are coming in slowly. Thus far indicat-
ing offices all filed by staunch Union men.