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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

~ FOR YbUNe LADIES.
1877 and 1879 Spruce st., PhiladophIa
=, Tho reg uler course OF instruction embraces thu
LA6n II rec ulred, And 81 he branches which con
t9s1tS @ ,th9sfossh s EnsIsA md French EDUCATION.
stantly spoken In hs institute II il the object OF
PARTICULAR attention, and 10 taught from the rudl.
mens to the ghest course Of literature and ooTn-
position. The scholastic car 90 oamenoes Ssptem-
Ss Ssr isa aea SSss'm mIaay i:
slBAl Of CheGsrxy inatituta. 10 tam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-01

iEoRsE1oWN. D. c., ,.,o
III he cossrtrership heretofore existing betveen
w. u. RusKY and JOHN J. BAEkAsps under tae
style OF busiY & BARNARD, expired this = oay Of
ylly. by hmIttt;on.
>, 5he nnosrs.tIed s4n ooHnnne the business Of
doors west OF High street
.1 l-eoIm LIntel lNO. J. BARNARD.
W0OLEN saAWLS, kdapted IN styles and
w fAbr,o ior early Ausanl
orr NorsheIa ARC Eastern correspondents send
one proc OILY Lae se:ual cash standard vase
.,o. PERRY BRO,
Gu .Y-LSt IA. ave Aud Nlnth street.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
Culpepper, Aag. 70.


1t was expected that the army would
cross the kappahannock by 10 O'Clock,
but the passage OF the trains was so much
delayed that it viii not be attempted.
The corps Of Banks and Mcdowell IS
coming up--hoth will watch the arrival
Of Sigel. who covers the retreat, and viii
not be hurried
As / write, these masses of troops are
pouring in swift. but in orderly marches
along morrow roads ana over the fields to-
wards the town. Trey are already listen
ing for the sound OF the following cannon
Si9el IS not exp cteo till room and what
ever happens not regiment leaves till the
rear comes up. 1t IS a wonderful retreat
for IN spite OF delays there Is no panic
among the trains, and though The troops
are moving to the re II, they march rs il
20 battle There will be no battle today
II any means can avoid it and perhaps
none tomorrow; but on the Rappahan-
mock before the week closes comes the
deadIiest struggle of the war
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
erected bridge over the river At this
point a most brilliant and successful affair

erected bridge over the river At this
point a most brilliant and successful affair
Is reported to have occurred
In the vicinity of this bridge was one
of Sigels batteries on which the rebels
opened a brisk fire, 20 which for a time
our battery replied with spirit
in a little while oar fire slackened and
then ceased having been apparently 81
fenced or Withdrawn. Three rebel reei-
ments rushed across the bridge SiEel
offered 40 resistance. Everything seemed
favorable; but the scene soon changed
No sooner had they crossed than Sigel
opened his battery on the bridge The
fourth shot completely demolished the
bridge and at the same time a deadly fire
of musketry assailed the rebels in front
Their retreat was cut Of, no hope being
left
few shots from orr battery, charge
and they are ours. Not one man esca-
ped
Nearly 1000 are said to have been cap
tured. About 400 were killed The enc
my foiled IN this, now pushed forward
their forces with impetuosity, nd s5rove
to outfank Sigel by crossing t French's
Ford but Pope ordered up Banks and
Reno to aid Sigel The enen was again
repulseG and moved higher up the river
How the next attempt of the enemy sue
ceeded has not been learned
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27

The Washington correspondent of the
Missouri Republican, under date of Au-
gust l It'll. has this nervous paragraph
Every day since that splendid one when
the Lion man of Waltham stood like .
wall of aGamant in the pcrilous breach
through which the insolent rebels hoped
70 rush to glory and success, regiments Of
our best and bravest have been quietly
pouring IN from every quarter 10 share IN
the honorS Of the coming day -Four or
five new regiments come fling into Wash
ington With bright clear faces and unfair
nished buttons, whose energy and un-
wasted strength will be better than disci-
pine on the battlefield If discipline be
a good thing, we have enough of that, too.
for the brown and hardy soldiers Of the
Peninsula campaign are coming an daily
IN magnificent brigadcs that look ike su-
perb machines and walk a. il fatigue
were impossible and panic an absurdity
with them
Commanded as those troops now are.
and placed where they are, all is safe
The rebels have lost an opportunity TO
strike that they viii never recover.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
PoTAToEs--A few bushels of Potatoes would
be acceptable from our patrons

GE-CoL. AMAsAg CoBB left his home in this
city on Monday morning last, to rejoin his
Regiment nov on the Rappahannock. On
Saturday evening, previous to his departure,
few of our citizens, accompanied By the
Mineral Point Band, serenadcd the Colonel at
his residence. Joseph II. CLAEY Esq, on the
part Of the Citizens, addressed COT Cosr.
expressing TO him the confidence reposcd in
him by his fellow citizens both in a civil and
military capacity, assuring him shat where
ever he might be called in the discharge of
his duty to his country, he carried with him
the best wishes Of all and that his safe return
IT the close OF the var, would be hailed with
Pleasure BY every one who knew him and ap-
preciatcd his worth
Col. Conn replied in few brief remarks,
thanking his fellow citizens for this kind ex-
preston of their regards, assuring them that
its remembrance would stimulate him to a
faithful. Performance Of every duty he owed
10 his Country or his fellow citizens
The Band played several Patriotic airs and
the crowd dispersed TO their several resi-
dences
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
Private Schcoi.

PRIVATE SCHOOL viii be opened in the fgs
y School Building Of this City Monday, Narch
31s and continue during two Terms Of eleven wee.s
each, AID under the charge d J. T. PIIi>oBlRf A b
assisted by such oEer Competent Teachers - he iier
ests IF tAe School may require.
The rates of Tuition for the different Grades OF sttd
les a. at present established IN cur PHrlsc shoois
heretofore publ he'd by the Board Of tdReaon, VIII
a follows. wit: -,
For = 2nd and afa Primary -------s - ..
4 ard End Intermediate S"1
Third intermediate, aud English
Branches il High School .------ :. "a :. :.
tuition payable IN advance, TO Alex Wilson, Esq
- commencement of the Term the School s Is
fa;eed and graded far as practical The Third IL
terrneaiate viii DC united alt' he Igner Department
,rts fajfr TO secure the full benefit Of the School.
Iii End II for their iueTes, 70 be present the r cay
81 the t-ro s--E fh'ieDhN@
nsssrf y.is, Nsr - Jsp y "
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
Fighting in Progress a. Last Accounts.

Philadelphia. Aug. -.
The Eczfsiag BallefR has information
from a Gentleman who left the RaDpaban-
mock yesterday morning. that our troops
have had frequent skjrnlsHeS with the re
bells while failing back from the RapIdan-
The losses on either side are nos serious.
Pope holds the railroad BRIDES. a well
a. two commanding positions on the 0pPo-
site side, which the rebels assaulted several
times.
Our troops are distributed along the riv
err, and have resisted al assaults They
viii be able to maintain their position VA
til = junction with tAe other army corps
enables them to assume the offensive.
The rebels are enieayorin- to turn our
right ami get at our rear by way of War
renton.
The reported capture Of 1000 rebels
bv ~isel Is not confirmed
The Bulletin also has report that Hon.
Chas. J. InrerSoll has been arrested for
language used at a democratic meeting IN
Independence Square on SATURDAY night
In.ersolI was arrested by the United
States Deputy Marshall and put under
bonds to appear.
New York. Aug %
The Rappahannock correspondent of a
Philadelphia paper states that on the
morning of the 2lst, the rebels opened a
battery on our centre and continued Wig
orously to throw shot and she'll for several
hours \ little higher up it was discover
ed that the enemy had during the night
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
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quality Of Stool by peculiar and diff cast in iron mls into
scratched surface will scarcely mark
canbe
giving exposed
ins Slaa"th and
st PIovt
ecton can 81 re}ac bya section fitting perfectly
; wells he 0
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se OF draft 5
the of
tito the dwihb 0
turning
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of
lthemta
I'M Acoas of the mat
posed parts, lead o /.
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the West
Tercede them
all Oft GreaL cr
GEORGE w. COBB,
Mineral Point Wis
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27

FLoUR-We would be glad to receive few
sacks of Flour from some Of our subscribers.
Several have expressed desire to pay Us in
-four, and now is the time we would like it
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27

gE~ The Darlington Company, Capt.
Warning, passed through this city yester-
dav on their way to Madison. This is
fine company OF men. They are assigned
to the 23d Regiment
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
GRAND AND PETIT JURORS.

The following is the list of Grand and
Petit Jurors for the September term Of
the Circuit Court, for Iowa County, com
meneiug Sep. 18th, 1862
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27

rRAn old woman in Secessia asked 4
Union soldier how far back cur army
reached. 1T reaches back to the North
Pole. replied the soldier, land several
Of the regiments are trying 10 climb over
vet
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
4 NEW LOT OF
SHOV ELS and SPADES
JUST RECEIVED Fh0M
Am3s Mandatory
r
-2O-3m EDWkRD. CORNISH
PENsIONs ~ ENINTY-

To disabled So'6jers, Secfsen ard HGriH-. and
5Ciaos ossr Asirs Of h0se arho Aaus died o7 been
I i5-d - re SsrCi~r-
vi A. { II -, Attorney fer Claimants. Bonn
I : ty Laod auti Pension gent. Washington Civ.
n. c. Pensions procured for Soldiers, Seaulea auG
Marines OF the present war WHO disabled by
a. wounds ceivcG disease contracted while
in service and Pensions, Bounty Money aud Arrears
If Paw obtained for widows Other heirs those
wiz, have died or been killed while ia service.
Bounty Land procured for servicesin an army OF
the other wars CHAS. c. TUCKER,
Washington, D. r
and ALEX. WILSON.
Mineral Point.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27

eg The Edinburgh Review is received
for July II is an Interesting number
Call and see specimen number
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
GRAND JURORS.

bi>ANO ~ NUNS
James Hoskins, A w Floyi
James Goldthorp, ) r. Waldbridge,
Sam1 New illiams, John Stewart,
] + Terry Antoine Inh0op,
Samuel Hendv, George Licurance
Thomas d Potts, James RYAN.
Charles ID Thomas. Richard Alexander,
= ID Urton, Robert LanvOn,
VIM ? Ruggles, John Hoar,
Charles Hope. Amos Kendall.
A C. Gill, james McMollon.
Hen Dunstan, Sen. " : Richardson,
PETTY JURORS
Simon Lan7on, James Hofson,
Martin Waldbridge james Polkinhorn,
Henry Hick John Slitee
Ed RYAN, Alex McCormic,
Jacob CIaer. Joseph Underwood
James Roberts, samuel Roberts,
- Holcolm. T. ID. Evans
Alanson Culver, John Hughes,
Hugh Dillett, Louis Carbin,
Jon TIM Richardson Isaac Aruuficid.
Levi Lampee, John STANLEY,
Samuel White John Wallis,
ii d. Foulkcs. Ed kinsev.
Joseph Gelton, Mron Bennett.
John Eddy, Thomas Woodward
James Fox, i. Uurher,
Jane, Smith, Joseph Miller,
samuel Kendall, John Little
The above list was furnished by
GEO MESsERSMITH
Sheriff OF Iowa Co
From the Shenandoah Battle in
Progress.
Nav York. AUG. %
The Philadelphia Press SAYS Gen Pope
has fallen back across the Rappahannock
and made that stream his line of defence
The enemy Is in great force on the
South bank and made several Intellectual
efforts to cross aud turn our right flank
NJ ne same time making demonstrations
on cur center
such disposition of our army has
been made that there need be no fears of
further retreat
Gen Mcclellan has arrived with 4 large
portion Of his army and It is believed
has assumed command of both armies
Fighting Of 4 desultorv character has
been going on FOR several DAYS, and the
enemy has 40 doubt been rePulsed 1T al
points BY our batteries though not vithcu,
some loss Of artillery. men and horses
During Thursday heavy firing was heard
on the extreme left. and it was believed
Cen Reno repuiSed the rebels
Gen Pope Is praised .or great skill and
activity IN strengthening all weak points.
Il Is said he has had no rest for = hours.
All addvices indicate our successes at ali
points
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27

IIoulboards Shares and Landsides Of these PlOWs
by gnoenC oiron
durabi
the with les friction oh /
tina pov
anet the csew ask a their
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
.ASStGNEES SALE.

s Assignee O, Thouaas :. Ausley. the undersigned
= win sell at The Store of said Ansy il The village
Of Linden, Pubic Auction commencing Saturday
August 3sth ES5e, the entire stCck OF Goods u said
store consisting +
DRY GOODS. GRoCERIESs
CLOTHING, CRoGH;RY,
BOOTS And SHOES,
HATS AND GAPS,
HARDWARE. &C. &c,
The stock embraces very tue assortment ana = 81
&c sold at auctior, n close oat Tire concern.
The sale viii commence IT O'Clock on SATURDAY, tbs
3th ana continue from day 10 day uatil the entire stock
shall BE disposed Of
JOHN sTANsMoRE assigEec.
-tug. 1871 1852
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
4 few of 49, - Of Il. - are as foiloss.

4 few Of the merits Of this Drill are as follows.
y sei2l a1,o al E;a7s ofgrotn a. grass seed; Y
zrfH@ozg more e-S1gi than any okFf dittt nor ".tc
u * n ig0qfftcs sgleeg and c1sH0t G6 ciog2Hd Or
cIoeE11: II lrf{ clst break the grutH; IL -
sod5 t,ls guaatny 70 tie acre front hd 1asAss =
IRE JRyteb
hTi. 2.a 11.1..ii ,stl llii7.as Eai,a Stg
The qartity IS Euaged without any change q se.r.
can lie easily changed from Double Single Rank, and
l. sowing one-h.f of the Dril, or less be used
THE DEIV E-R 3 SEA-
IS so attached that operator drive and work -
drill with perfect case wttou. the trouble 81 geilS 9
to turn around and he sits IN SUCH position that ir GO
see the whole operation aHA know that every TUBE
ia- The drill IS balanced that the drivers Nt'tt'
takes the entire weight OF the horses nec
- This Driu awarded I5A IiAs 49,
at e Ohio and Illinois state Pairs 1851, IL cpiufeti
iAr TIE ONO STATE F>r,}-The star bri.i nam
r,ct-ifef IL. Baldwin Dewitt Co. tlcyeiaifi -
Pritz & KuIns e9Tili manufactured ?. iagt"il ci'o
Kahn and Haiues dril rnaiihlactHrea az DAt -
- c., mn rtsruf.3c t1reti ly Thomas Mast
- S~i-yaaId q Paige & Cfdry drill, manufactured
az Iir,ijt1 and Mansfield, O; Hoover drill I..aI.'hs
.r,-rI TX Hoover son Moore DIN, rus-''LiaetNe-
- ~. IaCsnda Works. Springfield, o.
raE ILLINOIS STkTE tEfe, 81 a sHofhaAi
arm Eyiuneha-o, IL The star drlil,
f,iI,~iu Dewitt 4 Co. Cleveland, o. Randall h.isr
am aanufact urcd 10 Michigan. doores fasn' orll'
r,fscttirea at the LaE5nda Works, sPF-ilEfela, y,
e,sy and Elders drill manufactured IN feoris, III
Kubns 4 Iiaincs' d4in, manufactured az Dayton, u,
,pi-a Z T,sctit-rt, drill manufactured IA III
t,.s-- RIGDGE~T q MOORE. - eItsfor Iowa, Grant,
AMI Lafayette t0uuiles- 81
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27

Z OMF02ATuT N the ascendant =
Fl = Immediate relief guaranteed Dr.. Sztyrts
- from London, has opened sn establishment
I. I! IA PA lt3el7hia. Pa, for The treatment. II
Ia 81 fls.laV'a 1'sf5ts- Read his advertise
neur IN another ci!a-an, headed, LADIES,
READ"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27

Is the best Machine in the World for Family Sewing and
Light Manufacturing Purposes. Price, with Hem
mar. and heau-ifLE orl4-aanlal. so.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-08-27
THE DRrv" SEA =

The q rartiy IS Euaged without any change q ger.
can lie easily changed from Double Single Rank ard
i sowing one-hai Of the Drill less be used -
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November.
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re wSpa porS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there is great confidence to be placed
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FROM
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MoFFAT,s
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

THESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub
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NUMBER 394.
PRICE. TWO CENTS.
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kidney Difficulties.
WHITE PINE COMPC I'D,
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on ntba, nr,icI nH NV popu'"' '~''er 'Ai
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Rev f. q Stevens p,stor of tbe Ra,+.st Church q,
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some of NV ,amiv bava tred II Ith. Tnn,, n,''ni
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THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.


4 NEW SINGING BOOK for Day schools called the
"A DAY SCHOOL Bell, is now ready. 1t contains
about 200 pages Of choice songs, Rounds, Catches Dn
ets, Trios, Quarte, and Choruses, many of them writ
expressly for this work besides 81 pages of the Ell
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100 cloth bound, embossed gilt 40 cents. $50 per 100
20 copies furnished the 100 price. Mailed free az ia
retail price. ..0RACE WATERS, Publisher.
No. 4Sl Broadway, New YORK
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO AN u T OIL.
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put Up in large bottles,
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or American, which alone should ente it 10 a place
evrrH ladv's toilet table
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~ tie Regeneration before retiring at night, and
~ Lac morning apply Il little Of the Dressing and
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Use nothing your hair but these preparations and
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a good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry P. Viii
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be addressed.
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MgssRs Henry P. WILSON & Co.: deem Mrs. Will
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