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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28

GRAND LARCENY-AN INEFFICIENT Po-
L1cE.-On last Friday night or Satur day
morning, "a member of Captain Russells
Sharpshooters was robbed of his pocket
book, containing 1888 10 gold and bank
notes, by man said to be named Hansen,
a member of the company, and hailing from
the Pineries. The man who had been
robbed gave notice to one of the policemen,
at noon on Saturday, but the policeman
took no steps towards securing the thief.
Hansen was around town all day Saturday,
attempting to get the money changed, buy
ing liquor at different saloons.
On Sunday morning gentleman stop
ping at the American House, found pock>
et-book, containing promissory note for
$500, which was identified by the man who
had lost the money; and soon after it was
ascertained that Wheeler Bell had received
about $l45 Of the money to be changed in.
to gold, but had afterwards handed it back
to the man he received it from.
On Sunday afternoon the Police were
started out in search of the man; but be had
gone to st. Anthony. In the evening two
policemen went to St. Anthony, and on
Monday morning returned to the city, but
without success. zaa "a
whole transaction looks very much
! as though there had been a rascally under.
handed game played, by several individuals,
to rob the man of his money and divide the
spoils.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28

The Minnesota River Packet Jeanette
Roberts has been undergoing thorough re-
pairs, and has been reftted and refurnished
throughout. She will be in full trim by
the opening of the river. John Raney is
to be the first Clerk.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28

PRoMoTI0Ns.--First Lieutenant John S.
Marsh was yesterday commissioned as Cap-
tain in the Company lately commanded by
w. B. Gere
Norman K. Culver, Second Lieutenant
in the same company, was commissioned as
First Lieutenant.
Thomas P. Gere, of the same company,
was commissioned as Secoud Lieutenant.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28
Il cal "A IF a IRIS.

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF MINNE.l
sofa, ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, March "a, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 3.
LIST. The following appointments are an
nounced for the Fifth Regiment Minnesota
Volunteers. viz:
Lieut.. Rudolph Won Borgersrode, Colonel;
Captain Lucius F. Hubbard, Lieutenant
Colonel;
Capt. William B. Gere, Major;
who will be respected and obeyed as such.
I'd. The above officers will report forthwith
for duty at Fort Smelling.
By order OF the Commander.in Chief.
OSCAR MALMROS,
Adjutant.G General State of Minnesota.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28

Doors AND SHOES AT WHoLEsALE.--We
direct the attention of country dealers to
the advertisement of G. Gotzian, wholesale
dealer in Boots and Shoes. Mr.. G. has a
very large and we'll selected stock, and ad,
vertises to sell a shade lower than any
other house in this city. Dealers should
give him call. .n4. -.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28

OFFICERS OF THE DUNLEITH PACKETS. -
The Packet Company have announced the
following Captains and Clerks for the com.
ing season: ..5 ....
Milwaukee, Captain Gabbert, S. Cook,
Clerk.
War Eagle, Captain Webb. Hamilton, Clerk.
Northern Light, Captain Holcomb, Charles
Coffin, Clerk. '-.----.-.
Key City, Captain Worden, Eldridge, Clerk.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28
Chi ago Market.

CHICAGO, March 81.
RECEIPTS, 700 bbls -four; "a 900 bus wheat;
4,SCO bus corn; II 900 live hogs.
FLOUR, Steady.
WHEAT. Sold to limited extent at IS for No l.
CORN Steady. . .. s
Mess PORK, Quiet at $50. s....-.s-
DRESSED Hoes, l0c higher, So for 90; live,
quiet at 2.80@3.75.
CATTLE, Firm, shipping lots sold at 1925.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28
DIE d.

On Monday morning, March oath, Mr., ORANGE
BRANCH, after long AMI severe illness
In this city, Thursday 10th inst MARTHA R., only
daughter of Jas. Il. and Mary Mason.
On Sund y night, March %, WIN. a. SN YDER, aged
40 years formerly Of Philadelphia.
On tuesday, at2P. NJ, ANDREW, of Andrew
and Theresa Sherer, aged nine months and nineteen
days.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28

DR.. THOMAS FosTER.-It is announced
that DR.. Foster has been relieved from his
position at Cincinnati, and ordered to Indi-
annapolis, there to take charge of all the
camps in that State, containing prisoners
and their guard, hospitals, &C., as Commits.
sary.in Chief. ------------
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28

DEATH AT THE FoRr.-Stephen L. Bears
ley, of Company G, Fifth Regiment, died at
Fort Smelling, on Saturday evening, the
22d instant, of lung fever His remains will
be taken to his former home.
On the 25th, of pneumonia, Ole Olson,
of Company @, Fifth Regiment.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28

Frank Keller, one of the wounded of
Captain Keifer's company, at the battle of
Mill Springs, received an honorable dis
charge, and arrived home Tuesday.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28
Milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, March %.
Exchange is firm at / per cent. Gold not
much doing; selling at d, and buying at u per
cent. Currency is easy, and the business is
very light. Bankers are able to do all the pa.
per that is offered.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28
FINAN CT AL.

CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE QUOTA
TIONS OF
THOMPSON BROS,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE, LAND
WARRANTS, &C.
ST.. PAUL. March Is
BA K A L E FUNDS.
New York, New England,
Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana, New Jersey,
Iowa and Canada, Philadelphia,
Winona County Bank, Pittsburgh,
Ramsey.Co. Endorsed Scrip, Peoples Bank,
u. States Demand Notes, Wisconsin,
United States 6 per cent. years Notes.
EXCHANGE RATES.
SELLING FOR.
Premium.
Bankable Funds.
Subscriptions received at our Office for the
National Loan, bearing $40 interest, or one
cent. per day on each so dollar note, by ap.
pointment Of the Secretary of the Treasury.
febl8.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28
New York Market,

By Telegraph New YORK, March "a.
Flour market shade better. Sales 5000
barrels.
Wheat market quiet and steady.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28
DIR. VIM. B. HURD'S
TOOTH POWDER.

This Powder possesses the
CARBONIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS PROPER.
TIES OF CHARCOAL,
and is free from all Acids Akalies tina. il the
leastinjure the Teeth.
WITHOUT WEARING ENAMEL.
DIR. VIM. B. HURDS TOOTH POWDER
Is RECOMMENDED BY ALL EMINENT DENTISTS.
P 7. BARNUM writes 1t is far the best Powder for
the Teeth, that we ever used"
Prepared at DR. Hurd's Dental Office No. II Fourth
Street, Brooklyn, E. d.
PRICE rs CENTS PER BOX.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28
ST, PAUL MEAT MARKET
ST. PAUL FUR MARKET.
March 26, 1862.

The following quotations may be strictly re-
lied mon as the cash price
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-28
AND WARRANTS LOCATED

AND WARRANTS LOCATED
The undersigned having been extensively engaged in
the
Real Estate Business
FOR THE
LAST TEN YEARS IN THIS CITY AND
STATE,
Now oilers his services in connection Herewith, to
LOCATE LAND WARRANTS.
There have recently been thrown open to market
some five millions of acres OF the choicest lands
Minnesota.
No lands will be located unless personally examine
by the undersigned.
Terms for locating loo acre Land Warrants SIS EACH
including Land Office fees and all exsenses i2Ds SOS
and 40s at proporionate rates.
HENRY McKENTY,
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, ST. PAUL, MINI
REFERENCES.
Hon Henry NJ. Rice. U. S. Senate.
g Morton S. Wilkinson, U. s. Senate.
" Cyrus Aldrich, U. S. House Of Representative
:" VIM. Window, II. ;. uouse of Representatives.
A." Lafayette Emmett. Chief Justice Supreme Cuur
OF Minnesota, ST Paul.
- R. n. Nelson US. District Judge, st. Paul.
Messrs Thompson, Brothers, Bakers, 81. Paul.
ST. Paul, September 81 1861. sep2l-d, w..twi y
III NOR IN,
WHOLESALE GROCER, FOR WARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Dealer in Flour aud Pork, Foreign and Domestic
Liqu and Cigars,
Third and jackson streets, sibleys Stone eek
NB.-Allkinds of Produce Bought forcasn
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never fail give satisfaction to all who test their virtue.
ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wANTED.-To intro
duce DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies into every county.
Men or women who want to make money quickly, can
They new useel and low priced and we are spen:
agents Boxes of samples. con.ainioga dozen of the
dollar packages above specied with circulars will
person wishing to test his her skill in selling with the
view of becoming an agent. They can be sold in day.
nN-Wc would rather pay salaries than Commissions
to those who prove themselves efficient statesmen.
urNow is the time to go into the business. For ad-
dress and references see above. feb2l.dawly
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Prepared expressly for the PIONEER DEM0CRAf and
Correetedby Reporter
, 1862-09-02
TFE IMPEtb b1NG RIA 61LE%

The greatest Of al the battles Of the Tar
is impending. Bo.h sides are Fastening up
all their available ereinforcements. The re-
suit Ct the struggle msy settle the fate Of
The rebellion. HPope wins, be will pursue
the flying fragments Of the rebel army into
Richmond. # he loses, Washington aud
Baltimore may fall into the hands Of the
enemy before Lis progress can be arrested
Tie position Of our army on the heights
OF Centreviilc is very strong one-the
strongest beyond the Arlington and Alex
andria line Of fortifcations. There is little
room now for the favorite pastme Of the
enemy in making raids upon our rear, but
The appearance Of their scouts near the
Chain Bridge On the Potomac, Indicates I'D
abanment IN their au1aclty.
, 1862-09-02
FROM WASHINGTON.

T.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NAsH1SGToS, August 81, 1862
Tie secretary Of WIZ has made the positive
statement that Lanes negro regiment in
KaGsas will not be accepted into the United
States service. The idea here is that while
these and other similar regiments will not be
formally accepted, they will nevertheless be
allowed to render service. Refusal to accept
them formally will be concession for the
Border State brethren, practically employing
them concessions to q radical enemy.
News from the territories increase the
probability Of a general Indian war.
Adyices have been received from New
Mexico that the Apachc5 aud NeVaJo5 are
rising.
Kansas politicians have been assured that il
no event will there be any draft in that State
This goes to confirm previous statements ii
| these dispatches that there was probabilit,
of more Or less general pos.ponerncnt 0
the draft in many States.
The capitol and other public buildings ar
| to be partially used for hospitals iumed
| ately. The president las offsred half the cz
ecutiye mansion for the sans purpose.
Crossing the Potomac is to be positively fo
biden in the morning. Orders will be issued i
the morning prohibiting the sale OF ale {
liquor under any circumstances, or in an
way in Washington, except in surgeons pr
| serip.ions.
, 1862-09-02

kenfucKFs
FRANKFORT, Ky, Arg 81, 1851.
rTn thH Peon1e Of Kentucky:
A crisis has arisen in the history OF the com
monwealth which demands OF every loyal cit
izen of Kentucky prompt and ttlclen3 actlon-
The State has betn invaded by an lnso:ent
foe, her honor insnl'ed, her peace disturbed
and her Integrity lmperled. Iae smaa ouE m
gsliant army raised upon the emer 4sency OF the
occasion for her defense, under the brave
sud ch1ra1ric Nelson, has met with tempo
1ary re1eree, and the enemy is advancing for
the complishment Of his pnrpose-ths sue,
iusation Of the State. H. must be mes and
driven from our border, and it Is IN your
power to do SO. therefore, as governor o5
the common wealth, deem it my duty to call
nppn every loyal citizen OF Kentucky to rally
to the defense OF the State, not moment
is to be lost. I appeal to yon IS hsn-
cued tre dark aud bloody grouad from SAT-,
aee barbarity, by the memories Of the past
81 your history, and by the future OF
youf fame, il you are but true to yourselves.
10 rise in the majesty Of your strength and
driye the insoens invader OF your SUI nom.
your midst. Now is the time Tor hentncsl-
ans to defend themselves. Each man must
constitute himself q soldier, arm himself Is
bss be can, and meet the foe st every step OF
his advance The day aud the hour, the
safety Of your homes and Hresldes, pltflotlsm
| aud DUTY. alike de and that yoa rush 10 tne
RESCUE call upon me peopie, Lneu, ~ iis1
10 IS one man, and strike o!o" for ne de,
tense of their native land, their property anu
their homes. Rally to the standard, wherever
It may be nearest, place yourselves under the
| couu1anders, obey orders, trust to your oWn VI
| right arm and the god Of battle, and 5he lot
i Vii be driven baek. d,scontisted and ami
hilated. 70 arms! To arms ! and meyer l55
,hsn down till the Stars and Stripes doat i
,rInmph M 81 throughout Kentucky. but per
form nv dnty Is thus summonins you to th'
Il Sill be prompt responded 70. III, I ptoin{ss o. ts
Tint viii share with 5ou the glory OF LII
triumph which surely aWales Ioo.
lone in the city Of Franktort, thls olst oa.
| of August, 1862.
{Signed} JAMES r. koH1Nsos'
Be- the governor.
u. C, W1CKlTFE, Sec'y OF State.
, 1862-09-02

City Point Entirely Destroyed by the
Federal Gunbo1ts.

FORTRESS MONROE, aug. 30, by mail. Re-
Inducements are ordered to-day to Jamestown
Island. City Point has been entirely demol-
ished By the federal gnnboats. F 31
some time past the rebels have been
firing into the transports pas sing. up and
down the james River. Com. Wilkes sent
The rebels word that it it was not diacontiu,
ued be wonld destroy their rendezvous, City
Point. On Thursday Inst, the rebels brought
down to City Poiht eight cannon aed about
two hundred rifcmen, and opened fire upoE
The federal 1lo1illa, which, st the time, wa*
abreast Of the place, whereupon ou1
punboats opened fire upon Their
and demolished every building.
, 1862-09-02
TEE FIGET aN SATCRDRE.

The battle near Manassas on Saturday
was evidently one Of the fcrcest and most
sarguinaiy engagements of modern times
Our forces were driven back to Centrevllle
by superior numbers, aficr a terrible conflict
iu u liiyh The corpsof H.iutzclman, Porter,
Mcdowell, Sigel and Hooker were engaged,
but Sumner corps and Frank1in's division
of :1lcClellan's army were Fastening to
Popc's assistance aud we're only few
miles distant when the fight ceased. With
these rei1forccments Gen. Pcpe,s army
ought to be considerably over 100000
strong.
It's obvious that Gen. Pope made tho
attack on Saturday morning, after the ar
ri-al of porte1's corps, hoping to finish
jackson and Longstreet before Lee should
cunae to their aid; hut the latter came Up
too soon to permit the execution Of the
plan. Gen Sigcls genius was, as usual
conspicuous On this desperately fought
field
, 1862-09-02
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the North America.
What the British Jour.
nails Think.
AFF ,IRy In IFALY.

CARE RACE, Sept. 1.-The steamer North
America, ,ru1n Liverpool, yia Londonderry
ed, arrived of here on Sunday.
GREAT BRITAIS.-The TuscorOra left Bel
FAST Laueh early on the morning Of the 20ih
ult., ard returned to Kingston, and anchored
ou1E side the bay the sa1ue night.
undi:guised snee1s Of the Northern journals,
and the bold insolence Of the members Of the
bar, as eXeu,pli1ed 10 the Gordon case at BoS-
ton, that uudercurrcst Of popular disgust with
the management Of the wur is beginning to
nndexprss~ion, Reftrriuug to CONSUMPTION, it
says: 'TEe land Of selEgover1neut and IN
limited freedom is creating terror" It adds
that Involuntary servituoe Is now the fats
of the white race"
Thc London Herald says that ssif decisive
disaster should betal1 Gen, Mcclellan, Gen.
Pope OF Gtn. BULL, the North may carry on .
border warfare, but will have nothing to say
agaiust the power thai protler5 to tue South
recognition and the right lnnd Of fellow
| sbip''
The Daily Neus says, "The symptoms OF
bitterness and desperation on the p4rE Of tie
souts are such that extraordinary eSertlo4:
on the part OF the North are Called for Il
adds, cit is sufficiently clear that the war car
! only be closed by bringing an Overwhelming
| force into the field, and every friend not onl,
| Of America but Of humanity and peace vii
! deeirc to see new leyles Eaiscd and equ ippet
without further delay
! The Star says, e if the eumuons to arms b.
b1t generally obefed, the south will PRESENT..
have to encounter such au armed force Is th'
most powerful European monarchy would bs
! unable to resist"
The Paris Pays sa3s Il: The harvest is tht
best OF the last ten Years, and that We will no
be compelled to have resource to auy cori
from abroad"
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon1o1
Times says the emperor recently expressed
very decided condemnation Of Glrlba'di'
movements, and was even Of the opinion th1
the Italian government was not Quite pla1nt
1e=s in the matter
The embarkation Of troops for Mexico ha
hcen suspended until the srfiVal of the nes
mail from Vera Cruz
IrA1Y-It is confirmed that Gacloal;
entered Catapia and was well receive
ny the people. In the Senate i
Ratazzie statrd that the government col
sidered G.r:aba1di in rebellion, and the stu
ton Of Sicily grave, but hoped She difllcu
| ties would be surmounted. It was hoped
few days that Sicily would be Restored to
nominal condition.
The London Times editorially h1anes Gar
ballots rashness, and says his success Eou
indefinitely proloDg the occupation OF Rom
, 1862-09-02

the Democrat, dated Memphis, Aug. g, saY*,
a uumber Of persons who have been calcnls-
ting TO visit the north were arrested yester-
day by the military committee.
Ger. Sherman has issued his order to the
Board Of Trade committee. prohibiting the
importation aud sale, By all persons, OF arms,
ainuni'ion, salt, and salt neata. except upon
permits for that purpose. Also, dealers are
goods received here, and The disposition OF
the same, their books to be kept open tor the
inspection Of the provost marshal Dealers
in ice, arms and mtdicines. endearoriny to get
the saIpe outside Of the federal lioes, ara to be
arrested and condemned to suffer the extreme
penalty Of military Law. Chas. De Hart vas
arrested yesterday By the picket wi.h mail
bag destined for the confederac5- He styles
Linn elf IN international mail agent
, 1862-09-02
+-ss.e rT.h n rar,<,1-tr 4hat the rahn1 f:,reo

c#~ The reports that the rebel forces in
front Of Pope number 100000 to 100000
are the products Of excited imaginations
The rebels would be glad to compromise
xon 10000 men. We are confident that
pope has NOW under him as many men as
Gen. Lee, the rehel commander. he now
has under his command four Of the fre
corps Of the Army OF the Potomac, viz,
Hein;zelman's, Porter's, Frank}in's and
Summers, We do not know whether the
ccrps Ct Keys is az Fortress Monroe or
Alexaudria- The fresh troops are around
Washington. Gen Burnside is reported
sill at Fredericksburg, 8 town which
seems destined always to swallow up in
Inactivity, 1ar from the scene OF action, 8
considerable portion Of our army. The
whereabouts of Banks division is wrapped
in mystery. It may be in the Shenandoah
ra1lcy, tu. We cannot believe the report
flat it is in danger Of being cut to pieces
OF captured However, the facts Of the
matter must soon become public
, 1862-09-02
FROM KENTUCKY Z =.
Lexinston Evacuated by the Eederals aud
Surrendered to The Rebels.
The FedeKals Fall back to CoF1nston'

Crsc1sSA71, Sept. 1.-LcSington, Ky:, vas
eyacuated this afternoon, our troops fallng
back on Coyipgton. AL government stores
were removed to Louisville Al o'clock s1ss TO.
1;s ctfice, saying that Kirby Smiths
army are Rad appeared In the suoseos
and demanded the surrender Of the city,
which was complied with by the citizens
There is q good deal excitement here. nat
prrpa1a.fous are being mad- for defense OF tae
mai Of The troops here. Regiments are ar
rfting and en- route.
, 1862-09-02
uas Gen. Hunter been Removed.
w.s8waToE Anv, g. 1861

The question is mooted since the recent Or
der OF JEFF. Davis, threatening to execute
Gen, Hunter as fe1on when caught, Whetaer
S1aior Gtn. Hunter has been relieved hom
~: comn,and Of The Department Of the South?
Tha nrder recites that q whereas, Major-Gen.
Hn7 FI1 ters recently in command Of the enemg,s
to1r.s a. On The COST Of South Carolina. d." !"
ssRecently REC in command" II Gen. Hunter
has been relieved, when was ne relteEea, AUD
afj"n on which it based M official bulletin
when tie removal is unknown and unsaspect'
ID bY the loyal Norths Is there still leak
in rhe War Department. aud If SD, Is It il
The Adjutant- Generals office, throagh Wh.cs
the order must have passed. aud teom Walcs 2 es[
be en- communicated. >:
, 1862-09-02
TaE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The commissioners named in the first
section Of the Pacific Railroad Act will
meet at Bryan Hall, in this city, at moan
today, to perfect, so far as may be, the
organization Of the company, and TO trans
act such business rs may properly come
hcforc them. The meeting is destined to
become historical, and its proceedings Will
he asched with interest in all parts of
the country. We publish correct copy
of the act Of Congress on the second page
ff f]is uaner
, 1862-09-02
CIR nEEE. EAKNEW0RT

It is hardly possible that Colonel Farms
worth, Of Illinois, could have l'een wound-
ed, as reported, in the recent fight in Fir-
ginia. Col. F. was in this city as late as
Thursday afternoon, and he could not have
reached Manassas in season to have pari-
cipated in the fight Of Saturday.
, 1862-09-02

The above map will enable the reader to
trace III. localities of recent battles IN VII
sinia, from the Rappahannock to the present
position of our army. The famous Thorough
fare Gap through Bull Run Mountains, by
which the rebels reached the rear Of Pope's
, 1862-09-02

forces, and turned his right flank, is on the
/ # Of the map. Centreville, at which the
ntxt battle will probably be fought, is located
east OF and about FIVE miles from Bull Run,
and is regarded as the strongest position be-
tween Bull Run and Arlington Heights.
, 1862-09-02
Charles Ipceraol Discharged. .

PHnADELrR1A, Sept. l-Charles 1nger-
soil, arrested for the sentiments expressed IN
q speech, has been discharged from custody
by order of the secretary Of war.
, 1862-09-02

@ The Ha1leck's censorship is COM
9lete, Although savage battles were
fought within score of miles Of Wash
angton on Friday and Saturday last, we
are still without details, and must await
the due course Of the mails. If the Nation
al cause is to gain by this, We have no
fault to find, but We don't see it noT."
, 1862-09-02
Movements Of Troops

BosTox, Sept. 1.-The 26'h Massachusetts,
aud 20th Of Maine, will embark Tomorrow.
, 1862-09-02
rHINESE AND JAPANESE! i!
ta-,e. l. s,n5tn.. the Wonders Of tho Word.

E,6ib,non OF The entnsl. Maasusa- It The spsclau1
zo,s s. Dearborn STR e. ussEy orpnsite tfe Tfeaf
ASase III HI not On record IN Chicago Of eoNesea
o1 the slnd hesaads q sFsiosstsa dg nsysf ss
son n "a unad s:.1Is: It Is iaposs'n2 Az eg ~
~ cI'u. iots Vhu snpose tbs MuseuE,- FoE9s.s
C:realt54 i sss1an d. r,is *4, assits-
fjnns ID cs f5r each ue'er. IT, Gecta-ts ~! ~ -
fnnn5 Co1h amusing and 1ns*tuf&tve relating 10 ~
%tth 4 ci Toannfacsures fhIF c.nnot os iasta @ t &
snT Oh. nst,eu, samples oi whca eAn oa seen .ae
r. coa nce op August I'd. and to censnue a7s
and sEen4pEl IT, = JeaS XVI Wj5SEsH ABnAHaA. gent
ar3a t7.asN
, 1862-09-02

EHT ENJED-A gu5d s.:.,.-a Eantl
TOP Euegy, or Light oEc fiorsc carr:a:": IT
t-c5sT O. EtS ,s. S.sI Il. 3.