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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

~ A correspondent of the State Scnti-
mel. writing from this city, says Dan Noof-
hoes carries vigo county. Tcrro lIaute. IN
which he lives tho first time il has ever been
carried by Democratic candidato for Con
grcss." We DO not know whether the cor
respondent intcn.ls to convey the impression
that Nigo county Is IN Tcrre lIaute or that
VOORHEES, carried Tcrrc Ilautc. neither OF
which Il a fact.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

- Leather being the sefe of trade and
the prescryef OF the human understanding,
! would respectfully suggest to my friends
and patrons that Il viii be 20 their interest
% call and see nv now stock. nj No. l42,
Main street l.. A. BURNETT.
L. S.-Woal. Hide aAd Furs wanted.
sepl -fiim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

- A Mrs. Dobb made her appearance
before the Drafting Commissioner Of Polk
county. Iowa. recently. with two small in
fants ia her arms. and followed b. fourteen
other children of various ages and sizes
Shc said she and her children had como to
plead Zoe her husband exemption from draft
on accounted disability. The Commissioner
ba'hfuliy suggested that her large family
was not very good evidence Of disability. and
declined 10 grant her request.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
FRoM INDIANAPOLIS.

lxnfANAr0Lls Oct. l7th.-Thc following
General Order has been issued
The lurlougts granted 70 parolcd men
captured At Mumfordsville. Ky. has been
extended ill Monday the 9th inst. to give
time to prepare quarters FOR their accommo-
datou. Railroad Ticket Agents. pos,mas
tors and all other persons are requested TO
give publicity % this Order lly order of
the Governor
signed LAl. NOBLE,
Adj't Gen. Ind
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

~ Ladies and gentlemen. now Is tho
time to get yonr Fall ard Winter wear col
oroi and eieaaed Having improved and en-
largcd our dye house and finishing tools. we
are prepared TO do any kind OF work In our
Inc mot TO be cxcolled In the western
cities J. q. RElNERS a son,
East Wabash ~. bet 9th g. a canal.
DrtllLlIp,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

~ The Draft Commissioners from each
county that has sent drafted men viii remain
in camp al Indianapolis. take charge Of the
drafted men. AMI make acquisitions on the
quaricrmaster for camp equipments. blan-
kets. al subsistence Tor the mes until they
volunteer IA Old regiment o. organize into
companies.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
FROM FRIEDRICH

FeKnrGicK Oct. l6.-Midnieh
Advices from shefavdstOwn. reports the re
'onnoitering rar,y' under Gen. Humphrey s.
which crossed the Potomac this morning vas
met near Shcaparistown by a rebel force.
which opened upon them. an artillery fire
and a. our force had no artillery with them
they retired. across the river. having accom-
pli-hcd the object Of the reconnaissance and
ssccrtained that tho rebels were still in samc
force az this point
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
FROM LoUISvILLE.


I.orIsvILIK. oct. IG-Onicial dispatcher
The rebels were IA large force near that
city on the llth. They sent tlag OF truce
demanding the surrender Of the town Gen.
Ncgley declined The Federal force was
ample Cor The defense.
Gov Harris. Mai Gen J r AndcrSo~
AMI Drg. Gen. Forest, are in command OF TIC
rebels
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

~ The State Sentinel says nearly all
the drafted men who have arrived # Inii
annapolis are Democrats This j. natural
Consequence. a. the draft has generally fall
len in Democrats districts Our Democratic
friends arc At last raIIying 70 tho support Of
their country
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

BWe were happy TO greet Lieut. Col.
Bob. Stewart. yesterday morning. apparent
" none the worse for having been (reported)
killed. Gov. Morton has promised him his
choice from the drafted men Of this State 10
fill up his Regiment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

~ The indianapolis Journal think the
Legislature will be Democratic ia both
branchc-. BY small majoritics. We have
not We. male an estimate. bat Ne don't
think IL, ,j,sity in the House viii exceed
six or eight The Senate i very close. may
turn out tie vet. bat the Ioss Of the Scua
TOR from $, Joseph looks very much ike We
would be ia a minority OF one
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
FRoM NEX YORK

NEw York Oct. 1.-THE verdict in the
case of Mrs. Ready. tried for the murder of
Peter c. Real. IS guilty OF manslaughtes iIr
the third degree. was sentenced 10 the State
Prison Tor two years and six months
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

- A few more recruits wanted immc
dately 10 fiji mp Company Is. fist Regiment.
The same advance pay, premium and
bounty allowed a paid the the present
members of the regiment. Apply at Camp
Dick Thomp.on. l.. u. ALLEN
Commanding Company.
sept 81. l-G2dwtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
FROM curcAGo

CHIcAeo. Oct ls.-Resurns Of the Ioxa
election como in slowly. Democrats AZ
knowledge the election q Eve Republican
members 10 Congress Mahoaey Dem IN
n District. i beaten } .u0o.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
FROM PHILADELPHIA

pnILADsLrniA. Oct. 7.-Thayer (Unlon)
is conceded elected in the 9Th District, by
- maj Myers Union Is also elected in
tho 81 District
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
FROM IOWA

BURLINGTON. Oct. l7.-Suilicicnt returns
have been received to determine that all six
Republican Congressman are elected. The
State ticket i also elected hy about ~ 900
majority.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

Subscribers owing this Office wood. and
others wishing to pay their subscription in
thai way, arc requested to bring il IN immc-
diatcly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

SroLFN--A billiard ball from my Saloon
has been stolen. ] will give reward of
- 90 for ils return NJ DOUGHTY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18
Potatoes.

We ~-,t a.0Oo bushels prime White Ne
chances Po,.,ocs.
octiid2w q. :. FUTILE a co.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

NTRAlED or stolen from the stable
- Il 7. A. Madison. CORNER II SiNtA aud rsplar
streets. Tcfre Haute. Ind. on the 2ad inst. Sofre
Mare about n HAMS high. len fore hoof AMI lit
lie II the hair shoVe white. small star iu th fore
head. trois In harnefs-ue other marks rene mher-
81. Aey person returning said mare o. ths under.
signed giving any irfersfstion that will .esf 10
her rcceveFy. shall - hleraily rewarded.
dlw &c. MklNlNGER
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

- i.e all fashions IN bonnels differ
considerably from those We have been nc
cnstome.i io of late. The tendency "a ac-
cL'anlatc trimming on tho top of tho bonnet.
whicl, has been evidently on tho increase for
some time past. hasnow reached - climax
Outside AMI inside trimming now converge.
20 that favored point. aud to make room for
Il. the front of the bonnet has been raised.
while the sides. deprived Of eycry ornament
hy this frontal monopoly. cling closer b. the
face The crownsarc invariably Tat. aud
. cape straight AMI fuli. The trimming con
-'-'s = lace. ilowcrs and feathers. marsboui,
~ .'''""'.npcl with maraboot As gen
~" ''""s w. materials enicr into the CON
position "i the be aet-s,lk AMI velvet OF
lace anil velvet.
In 'ire.-e- 'hefe appe" - he an cndlc~,
variety and considerable aovr.. S,;,.s are
trimmed ia every conceivable ~..le and
sleeves cut in every possible fashion. ~.
there - 49, .tc that cannot be suited. nm,
10 isncy that may not be pleased: evel
those TASTES lh,t arc rather oafre ncel No
'l,-pair
Skssts are were very tail aei elaborated,
trimmed N rows ofgradna,cl velvet. mar
ro~ nouuccs pu'hug.. box platte. Or some
times a combination Of almost all styles
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

CsNcIxNArI. Oct i7-Rcsarns from n
counties gives n -Dcrnccrziic majority Of l..
30 A Deno1ra,se gam OF Se.fs'e
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- A 'l~palch from Louisville ass IA
namcrahlc uaaashonticatcd rumofa we're
'tle't on Thursday evening. amoug them
Them I'D Humphrey Marshall viii, his whole
ieroo . rc,rcsting towards Irvine AMI Tell
county. With nrig. ten 4 J Ssai,h after
him
Quite a number Ut rebels without arms
ha.l arrived at Richmond. Reporting that their
iorccs hal been thoroughly whipped. They
az that hishy smiths lorcc on the morn-
ins of tho l5sh. Va drawn up IN line Of bat
DC a, Big Hiil. somc eighteen miles south
east ct Gichmond.
Al Lexington heavy firing was hearl all
lay. indicating tho retreat Of the rebels and
their sharp pursai. by our forces
There we're rau,ors al Lexington that a
detachment Of our men had captured John
Nersans band IN tao parts which were try
ing "a concentrate and retreat in the dircc-
ton Of Gallaiin.
Csittendcns command Is sahi 10 have cap
surci 500 bccves AMI 100 wagons on Tacs-
iay from the rcbcls
Bae.ls main army passed. lhroaeh Cs.b
Orchard At II O'Clock Wednesday morning.
and. if unimpeied nv skirmishes. must he
near koek Castle river. while Bags nan
'"soe : supposed 20 be near London.
hsAtlaartes. As lar a. advised. think thai
""eu = I~essing the caemy's rear sharply.
and that The foregoing reports relate 90 skcf.
mish'"s along The eeemy's rear. Beell Ill
'orce them so@eht or capsureshelr Whole ,,r,v
; d. Bruce. coseasi eouuaanlinr =. Row.
lac crecn. says nc have serasAe.l a.. -.
els a Springfield AMI Ksysl.usg. hre,l,.,. =.
their camp Their oAasp Al Trea.o. az 7 !.
attacked t. morrow
Thomas y. Carr, Shcfn u Fa,ssle en-.
q. brings a reFors - Lexiagson q he.v,
hyAus'g YESTERDAY frosa "a r. the n.oruine !.
cloven a nikAt. bctweeu Lcxia-ss.. a..
Rchueud. "a which the rcl,els werc ustsff,
roass.l. they throwing asay thcsr assas -.
accoutrcment> - ti,oazsI..is
We eassarel sighsecs, Asa.lse.l A..... :.
satsie. = large qaaniiss - srras asa gsse
umbsf o pfisoaeu.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

H1uovAL.-Thc proprietor OF tho Terre
lIauie Saloon wishes 10 inform tho public
that he has removed 10 Iudowici's Block. on
Sixth street. one door from the corner. A
lanch will be sct from . 60 II o'clock every
morning
| will also keep constant supply oi Bell
vile Lager Recr. Ale, Catawba and Rhine
" ne. AMI AL kinds Of the beat liquors /
sill be happy 10 see my old customers and
A. many new ones ~ may favor me
octalaW N. KATZENBACH & CO
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-18

Recruits Wanted for che I'd Indiann
Cavalry.
An opportunity " now Afforded TO all,
20 forth. in their eoun,ry'- service, upon tho
4 eld of glory
Ofrief On Market Street, north OF Main
under tlse Union Rifles Hall
JAMES W HARRIS.
Recruiting Officer
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THE WAR KENTUCKY.

I-oUIsvILLE, Sept 16-The battle of Mum.
1ordsvllle was renewed at an early hour this
morning and continued oil day.
Inc rebels were hea viiy reinforced, supposed
by Gen Polk and Buckner, and both engaged.
Their forces is estimated Ut twenty i've thous
and. 20
Gen. Wilder still held ont al last accounts.
and was lighting desperately. The Unionists
have been reinforced since Sunday by one reei-
ment and battery of light artillery
The telegraph wire was cut in eyeral places
between here and the attic field.
1t is reported that Gen. Buell. WAS at Drip
ping Springs yesterday morning, moving north.
The fate Of Green river bridge probably depends
upon his arrival. -.
EI-Tov. Helm, Harvey, Winter, Smith and
several other prominent Kentuckans from
ElZabethtoWn, We're broU ght TO this city unde
arrest TO might.
CINCINNATI. O., Sept. 16.-Thnre was a fgh
yesterday morning in Lewis county, Kentucky,
between some Union citizens and q squad of
Confederate cavalry. The Confederates were
lady whipped. Our loss was two killed and
two or three wounded. The enemy lost several
killed and wounded.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ANOTHER aREAx RATFkE.

Sreee Of the c nisn Apmy-Awfrl Carnage
On Il eth SideS-Gen. LeAsssre<t W sunA ID
and q frfssns<--osu. Rocker Wounded.
HAGkhs rowx, fsia Harrisburr) Sept IA
the Potomac and the rebels Our rfSht WiAG
rested on Shsrlrburg, And our left this aide of
Ante tam creek, near Porterstown. The rebsle
are ssid to be- falling back to Harper's Ferry,
much worried and dispirited lsr.. ~3
The bridge reported destroyed by the Federal
forces was a canal bridge at tor near WAliams-
Port. The destruction Of this bridGe h considered
OF great importance, se il impedcs the reSsls IN
bringing mp their supplies. : g 80
fsEooHD pIBP ArCH.1 -
HARRIsBCHs, S~pt. Information frNen the
seat of war received hsre indicates that this haa
been an eyentful day in Maryland. At Tie
latest ady1ccs everything was favorable. 9sn.
Langsrsst was reported killed and Hin taken
THIRD DisPArCHl
HAasRsTowI, (vta HarrisburE,) Sept H.
A great battle has been fought, and we are, vic
t0rious.
The carnage on both sides has bssa awful.
Gen. Longstreet was ~oanded and Is a
LATER
HARRISBURG, 10 y. ma dispatch haa Just
been received al hcadq usrters from Hagefsto wn
which says: ave have achieved q glorious
victory" .. ..
Gen. Longs treetwas not killed, but Ks woandea
and prisoner. H.
Gen. Hooker was wounded in the foot.
No particulars have been received vet.
The battle took place near Centervills, on
Catoctln creek.
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Explosion at Allegheny Arsenal Eighty
Lives Lost.

PITTsBrRG, Sept. IA most frightful e1plo-
sion occurred at the United States Arsenal this
afternoon, about two O'Clock, in the large frame
building known as the laboratory. About 176
boys ana Rirls were employed in the building
at the time OF tue disaster, of which number IS
or 20 were killed! One explosion followed an
other until the v hole building was destroyed
Those who could not escape in time were burnt
up! --s-.2 -.-.
The scene was most appalling Dead bodies
lying in heaps as they had fallen, and, in some
places where the heat was ntense, whitened
bones could be seen through the smoke and
hu1ucs, whilst at other points large masse. of
bl4cheIied flesh was presented TO the eye
tp 10 hc present time 63 bodies have been
taken from the ruins The cause of the explo-
SION is not known, but admitted by oil to have
been accidental.
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TIE SACK OF OLArHE--A correspondent OF
the COMMERCIAL Adyvrtiser writing from De
Soto, Kansas, Sept sth, says: On last Saturday
night, Olathe, the county east Of johnson eoun-
ty, was sscked by q uanuen. The maraudinr
band entered Olathe sbous midnight, took ali
the men, including the recent volunteers pris-
onsrs, and marched them 60 the public SO uarr
Two men were killed, and one, q young ma \. :
morally wounded while as l~ep. Two brothers.
who had enlisted, living about two miles fro,r,
the town, were taken ont OF their houee into a
corn-hel and shot down in cold blood One
other man I'm the same neighborhood IA missing.
supposed to be killed. 80 - ~
The stores and private houses were plund
cred. Horree and wagons taken Consider
able money, as well a. both mems and women.
clothing, was taken. The press Of the Olathe
entered and rifed OF its contents, and county
papers, &c. destroyed. Some Government arms
and stores were also taken. No resistance was
made, because the citizens and volunteers
were completely taken by surprise and over
powered. LQnantrell had about three hundred
well armed and well mounted men with hi M
Twenty-nine Of the volunteers were taken out
near the border and released on parole.
This countyn unprotected, ax well as q large
portion of Kansas. So much of our population
has entered the rmy that only few are lrft
for home protection, and many Of these are un.
armed. i presume that about one-tenth or
eleventh Of The population Of ourlState has gone
into the army, for do not think our population
is more than eighty thousand. consider it
necessary that negroes here should be armed
to help defend themselves and the State.
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1RoHsARAORPI PI rEs- zzc.
N.vv nrpaprHr~v ,

Z. -fn -,tSWAsuHcron September IS, iee2
TEE NAVY DEPARrHsrr will until the 18th OF
The, Iro., Amor nd psek Pl.tins ses = ve..si
= The side Iiatins 70 Be- in svs fhsefsss.es Of
Of an inch each; the Phtes 70 be trimmed 70 shspe
sl soI the be ,s Ssenei.S sna s holes will be
= The PaatesAse % conform eroersii1 % those us<d
n tss yesele e. - elsas of shs "hsaisor, p nov
Upon applicAfioa 70 the commsndant Of ss<h of
ne ysrus nArh<d the euAnrtiee. dimsndons, and
TIE gre.ossls ynlte .AArssssa = =. ssxy De.
tbr Iron Armor P1ates, ~ that they may he disan-
U1iabed fron ether letters. % w-fawtoct1s
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Murder and Suicide.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sci. - 16-A man by the
name OF j. ID. Fowler shot his brother-in- law
Dewitt Griswold, at Southampton, yesterday
ana then cut his own throat. Both are dead
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- The Rebel Congress has become disgusted
the fate of the Oonfederaey, and has passed a
resolution recalling the vagabond Ministers
Mason and Shdell. Do they expect Great Brit
ain to give the traitors safe convoyl
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SOLD DIERs AND CITIZEN
MRS. WREN having served as Mstron the last
year in the Army Of the Potomac, where she saved
hundreds from the hosritals. offers her Aedisinss
for the benefit Of all. Her FEVER MIYTURE not
only prevents, but cures speedily. One tesspooni:
sill Purify Pint Of Water, and in this season no
Soldier or Civilian should travel withoutit Put up
In bottles to suit the pocket ALSO, her FEVER
HIATURE, which saved hundreds in camp from
Col. Cone and Lieut.. Roome, 6lst New York Vol
pnteers; Lieut. Col. Gassett Lieut. Scott Adjutant
Grssory, do; Lieut.; AeIntyre, QoartsrIaaster
66is Lieut. SPENCE Capt: t:Trainor, o4th do. Lieut..
Capt; Houyeynicss, serst; Dodge, Capt. Brooks,
sergt; MacDowen, Capt: Jackson, Sergt. Brssis,
doi Co,pors willisms, e4th; Orderly Banks, n. H.;
To be had at stotts Drug Store, opposite National
Hotel; Nairn b, corner Pa. avenue and 9Th street.
Martin 3 rankin House, corner 8th and D streets
Browning 4 Kestins, 363 Pa. avenue, where sut
lers may be supplied or depot 445 street. between
9Th and fth, Washington.
hrs WREN, Midwife and Magnetic Eclectic Ply
sicfan Invites those whs despair Of being cured Of
EtM Joints, Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Eyss, Old
Uloerp, Tumors, Hemorrhidl infirmities Itch or
Testers, Cancers. de-, &c, Ne Cure. ne Pay Ladies
4 r6sst, hstwssa eA and 7th. a H lmf
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GNlDxR z0R TIE .rEssnLL s.x..a
" a he eyssls, n lsrse yss.dssse,
&. e. z sssss 4 e: - - 9 rs
S.y sAssss - st: e nsslssfs; no.sssth q
krGs SHaa1isss, o ARsrtW ersaeas ef AkkkB
WHiAkT. [sa 9Swl n. .. O02eoFnR.r
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BoRToN, Sept. 1.-THE reported Investment
OF Charleston by United States gunboats has
some confirmation by a letter received in this
city from on board the United States steamer
Bib. which says thar Fort Sumter has already
received preliminary dose OF shot and shell
which res ulted III serious damage
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II NOTICE.
Y HOLESALE AND RETAIL GROGRR.

w NOTICE.
w HOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
The subscriber having recently completed the
erection of his new Building, on the site Of his
fo premises (destreyed by fire some time since
be 10 call the attention OF his old friends and the
public generally to the fact. and to relnind them of
his ability to serve them in all branches of the
GMERAL GROCERY TRADE,
having Am pie and increased facilities to trans
act business.
He has recently returned from the various North
ern markets where he has carefully selected oom
plete stock Of
EVERYTHING REQUISITE POR A FINE PAN.
lily GROCERY, ..-
ard, having purchased exclusively for cash
offer peculiar inducene ents, both as to prioe and
His stock Of Fine Teas, wines, Liquors, eusars
Of all grades Spices. ~. ....- =
Bourbon, Aonongahela, and Rye Whisky,
Fruits, Mustard Sauces " Wooden Ware De,
Are of the best description and all adapted TO the
trade of W Arlington. ..--'-
No. S27 Pennsyfvania avenue
40 le- Ina between 9Th and 7th sts, south side.
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NIH AND EIMPLIFTED METHOD TOR PIANO
IN fORfE And SINGING.

ead Ccesyes1, has returned from The Lon,-
90 S s.aisiaea l anS opens cear:s for ths fTA
fs4 nethoA-- BY Professor Wolovskis systesn, Q
Iersen hayins ealy siisht kaovi ledge Of nukk viii
he enAbled In Q very short time to Bead m asis with
ErSss f.aiity, md sxseats eSesAss e Esa Is e,aas;
Daxt, hy his wsy sf yeeaksation he arrives 1t nost
extreerAinary rss9ts, renders the voice powerful,
and enabies the Singer to vesalke with facility
aesurss, and sne elahty of tone. Pref. WoloWsG
!essivss yistsrs aaily frem 3 70 O'Clock p N, ct
his residence, No. 4s1 Tenth Txsst, between =
and j. @.t .' IA = In
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DAsSES ON THE POTOMAC.

DAsSES ON THE POTOMAC.
os and after the 18th instant day Of September,
passes will be required from all vessels boats, &c,
navigating the Potomac river. These win be issued
blythe Commanding Officer of the Flotila and may
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed at
Alexandria or 1T the mouth of the river.
GIDEON WELLES,
Secretary of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
September ". 1852 IRsp. h Init sa 10
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
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tisias . ss~st.r vsrs~<, q s~>srsssns se~4lrs
Asa en- ~ ssssa sr s.y sshsr-zs ,sA,sshed On
rrs4~g osyuisg. - So E1 ~
SrAss-<A<A. Ss~srseh6. 90 sbrssas
assss ssps, - sAsSs.........-..-ei 90
Sysss. =. .-S-.. ............. 40
9spss >.s.-.. . %
rvsssSAvs - 80
ft z~ur1aAsy ss1nu10s 90 sWsnsae$pa nsw
- haaoaAB ns 3seow D9.<as 9usr slrsuisss
Ssassahg sAss~0hsss sAs ssuusvy. -ls.i,.
-~o1hsSsSsss - SsaSpsrssxna b vr~~sr.s
- ~ ssassss. bos1i.esly sfssr sAs sssss o. sAe
pAsS. Ibe<7fx1x1 eoN1A - i =, -. :,
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of tAs vsI, ns~sr could - say ecss.scn for % Il,
::;s =: :; - ~ az; : Sd :s:s ss
The lsse hesus aeid xsf Sunday prreents .
s.ss sss.s ,os ssr.s =. 81 = Y ~ ne
Gid ertpnde over an arsa Of seversi mile. and
Porsoa Of h y thSckly Sotsed wfsA trenches
and rsSss, y int Which chs oodtss have oeen
ssen rsseSed sy ths worunx rarsses. -Four
dsye having now Gapsed, W11ka hot sun, their
sonaison can b. besasf fnaO1npdthAn described.
They lie in all manner of oonsvftSons, eorne of
tAsn ss hlack - ink, aAA SvsAasn 1p ready 20
eert H one pe1zf "a Q mad road, 20 tAs left
Of the tusppske, ssariy fo1x .hsndred bodies
are strswn niskiy ever - .thsn an aer. o
ground, all Of thsa In sAe xznistakaAse R<be
garb. So
.:fhs Federsl dad ,wsrs sufssd tmnedisseay
afssr The 3ghf, and wsrS comparatively very
few In numesr. -Iaase4r IL sese in his great
bAtss On Sunday On our 80 was buf trinine
az leee than nine hundred youndcd, incl luding
large churches, and othsr buiidines on The main
strest To-day fully one half OF these were
sent 70 krsderick In anbalahcee. mosfly rxsth
There are large number Of vhitcrs 20 ne
betfe-ne1d, and sona few pu&h ON % a more
cloee proximity 90 the lince. The etench, how
sssf, 90 oaentive, that an extensive erpiora-