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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

q A contemporary ssys-A female recruit in
Rochester was detected by trying 10 put her pants
on over her head.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
CITY AND STATE ITEMS.

Losr "A large black Newfoundland dog. In.
quire at this office for owner.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
DIR. j. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WNR BIITERS!

from all who have used them. We challenge the
world 10 produce their equal.
These BTTTEKs tor be of wxAg sros .css
DEsiLTH and for rUSiIs0 aud Esucase The hloOb.sre
absolutely unsurpassed by amy other ren~dy e.rlh.
To be sssured Of this. & only necessary make the
trial The Wine itself Is " very superior quality, being
about Onehird stronger than other ~s. wsrmins ard
invisorsting ihs whole ,em from the head to the feet
A. these Bitter tonic aud Alternative their cbsrae-
ter. they strengthen and nvxornIs the whole system
ami give f- tAe Ind heIr1y stefss3 u all ~ psrts
by equalzng the circalatn removing Obstruction aud
producing general warmth They also exceen tor
Disease and Weakness peculiar TO Females, where
Tonic Is required to strengthen and brace
the No lady who sutjres 10 ls ritoc- aud
fainness should be without them they revivly-
ing la their action
THESE BITTERS
VIII not only Cure, bat Prev ent Die
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

~ We find the following item in The Chicago
Post:
Of Gen. Mcclellan from II rrper's Ferry me ms
that the rebel grand army must either fight or
run" We should like To have some one inform
us. then. what the return OF Gen. Mcclellan 10
Harper's Ferry means?
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

LATEST WAR NEWS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
DIR. j. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS

Are prepared by eminent and skifu physician. sho
has used them successfully in HE practice for the Last
twenty-five year. The proprietor before purchasing
exclusive right manufacture aud -el Dr. J. Boves
Dods Celebrated Imperial Wine Btrr had them tested
by two distinguished medical praciitioners xLo pro-
bounced them = valuable remedy Tor di-es-e-
Ahoug the medical men Of the country, general
thing di.approve Of Patent Nedcne- YET DO b.
ievs ti4t respectable Physician be found IN tb>
United stse- acquainted with their medical properties.
sho will not highly approve DR.. J. DoDs' IMPERIAL
VINE BITTkRs.
In all newly settled places. where there 10 si~syss
are quantity OF decsyiIg rinbsT from which poi.sa
ed thee btsrs should he used every
morning before brsasfsf
These truly valuable Btfers have beer thoEont by
tested ali class Of the community for almost every
variety dses-e ncert % hs human -y-ten, thry
are n0w deemed indispensable ass
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

PRICE ONLY Ten CENTS.
A Medical Report.

CbnsafnIng 7hirzg F'De Plates ana Eisor0ringsoj
AEafO~g md PhysioI''gy ~ the Secas~ Orgnls
stint af IN and D.Aegss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
PATE Nrs.
TO TIL T. II L O II L Z
OF the United States.

In the month ~ December isss. the urser-irn>e 70
the time offered for sale the public mr.. - NO.
wee Oodss Imperial - .me 8.tssr., AID
in this short period hes given such universal s.ts
faction the msny thOosn Ysr-Ons ~ triec
them that It Is ests0iisarc article. Ibs
Of 6'diiy and mental un~ery xrsns siply from nes-
ee % small complaints IL Surprising. AID y tAsreor
VI the utmost Importance that ATTENTION ~ "a
least and most trinng bOay siiEn-ul should " had
Tor diseases Of the bo1y invariably sres the mind.
The sub-enberr uox onl, asa a trlsl a
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
TO VLtNSON ~ Con. Druggists, No.
- East Wa>h tugtOu street,

Have been apponted Agfnts lot Tue SaIt OF
g. R E,S TT T. 4 q u.
THE wONDFkFUL GRANt'LUS, f'r he cure of Coughs,
Colds sore Throat Bronchitis Whee ring rri alton Of the
Uvuia and Ton~ilS. and Diseases 0f the Lungs Sold iu
large boxes. rs cts 81 Cts. and 81 each nisd&wly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
CROCER iES
MUSIC.

N-Ew NUsIc 30 iK The silver Chord :" comp d
sspii wlLLARD sTowEu's
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
TAXES.


rTNaxEs ~ IOWA fok nv crrE 1T YEAR NJ
con~ do~ Ia ~ ertI e.. st.d pr~-s~fI
.asf H.. for b nsrui b. fiEes~ta toun
to- "a a. "a ffr sters>fld IA - lid. -
- ~ tI- her - q. can. n a.
fee have thu L. laid. 9Th 49, 4. rxiy
iri isnf Ia fbe ist me1fo Toe y nusl.r skifffs
LAKE, paid. sad rsdempfi mai sl-o. el<rr-r.
e-ss@. kas~@-, setra Ia nj oar. sn1 s<r ws-sr
EN- Ststs Nm \. WHY,
k<sl ksfs,s kxsrt.
orri- dk~-ev~ n<s<rsr~n-. Snd.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
M DiCAL.
MEDICAL. BOOKS, &C.
GALEk'S HEAD DISPeNSARY
CHARTERED

~ THE LEGISLATURES OF KENTUCKY FOR TIL
TREATMENT or ALL THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25
IiCEN s e.

Notice of Application for L. cense.
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT VIZ WILL APPLY
N 70 The Board Il Commissioners Of Nsr.on county.
Indiana, their next term, for license 70 sell In
toxicatIng liquors in less quantity than Quart a.
time (rifn the privilege of allowing the 10 drank
premss for ore year. ~ place 81 business and
the premises whereon said liquors. 10 be drank are
Iscat No Is. >orTh y ncs street. ia the city "
dianapolis, county q Msnnn STATE q Indiana.
DANIEL ~. NIX II HOB MON.
ocf6 uaw
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NOTICE.

DRcz FOR sALE--lnquire q
- ~ps-dsv kskkkSAS.s Pikkck
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01
THIRTY-SEvENTH CONGRESS.
WAsHINeroN, Monday, June :


MIR. w ade, from the Committee on Territories
reported the bill for the admission of the State
of Western Virginia into the Union.
The bill for the better government OF the
navy was passed
Mr.. Loyeoy OF Illinois introduced bill relA-
ting to colored schools in the District Of Column
ba.
The House passed resolution declaring
Charles IL Foster not entitled TO seat from
the ID Congressional District OF North Caro-
lima.
WASHINGTON. Thursday, June 20.
SENATE.
/ The bill to grant the proceeds OF certain pub
! lie lands in aid of the Pacific Railroad, was
passed,
The bill to carry into effect the treaty with
Great Britain for the suppression OF the slave
trade was pasted-yeas, "a nays, Carlisle,
/ Kennedy, Powell and salisbury.
The bill Tor the admission of the State oil
Western Virginia into the Union was taken up
Mr.. Sumner said there was a condition in the
bill which recognized slavery until the end oil
1868, so that the bill would admit another
slave State, Ia which he was opposed. tie OF
lered.an amendment that within the limits OF
sand State there shall be neither slavery nor in
voluntary seryltude otherwise than as punish
ment for crime
Pending the question, the Senate resolved
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

too numerous for gnerrIas TO interfere with
but Major Haskell on q similar errand next day
was fired on when accompanied by several
troopers Pursuit was attempted, but without
success
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01
Chandler scientific school

DARTMOUTH COLLEGB.
THE next Fa Term OF The Scientific pepar ment Of the
4 rollege, commences Friday August %. Tn, Course
Of study Tor the First pepee is four years. The elements
Of civil and Military Engineering are included
Terms aud Vacation. the same A. IN the Academies al
Department.
FOR further particulars, address.
JOHN 5. WOoDMAN, Prof. Civ. Eng
Hanover n June 1861 ri sAxaha1ad ssc3-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

The momhers, shortly after assembling, pro
ccoded 10 the Senate Chamber 20 attend the
court Of impeachment in the case OF Judge
llumparies
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01
SAMUEL ABBOTT.
MATCHMAKER 4 JEWELER
as taken the fol merly occupied by s. w. Walton
as Bookstore where he will keep constantly on hand
a rich supply Of

rlVH supply OF
e NiTCNES ! q
j z w 3 u Il Y /,
Silver and Plated Ware,
such Gold and Silver Watches, Gold and silver Chains
and plated do Gold pins and Ear ornaments Finger
Rings Bracelets, Lockes Gold rhimbes, Pencils and
Pens, Gold Keys, sleeve Buttons and Bosom Studs
GOLD SPECTACLrS,
to suit all eyes, large N silver Spectacle 81
Plated and Steel do. u green, blue and gray glass
Spectacle eyes TO h old bows Goggles Spectacle cases
1f all kinds
SILVIA sp@@N8,
" any amount, warranted good, Table spoons Tea
spoons, sugar spoons, salt and Mustard do.
Silver Forks and Bnller knives.
silver mbles, silver and britannia coffin plates, Silver
Ladies Plated spoons large quantity Plated Forks and
Ladies, Steel Fob ana Vest Chains SIX Guard do,
CORAL NECKLACES.
and Armlets, Comedian Pings Portmoniss, Pone,
Books Hair and Tooth Brushes, Shears, Scissors ana
Pocket Knives Toys,
PcrsuIncry.
soap asrrt amount q Clocks u al sIes RAINING from
thirty hours 20 eiRhtdsys
All my goods am bound to sell az cheap any one,
$40 one shall 90 away dtsathed.
$. 4. Respectfully solic share ~ Public patronage
and hopes bis Old friends and acquaintance viii notpat
him Oy.
also 'aee mis- opo'unio for realorar m.y .nseer''
thanks tor favor ira; gratefully received in former
days which past AID gone iiir mY youth
9~y Clocks, watches .ieTeir, rep 'red on short no
tlc. and warranted.
SAMUEL Anso Il s,at- sure,
Montpelier, August 1852. i'sf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01
ono Id lhc \. IIn, ,.nr,l oen.nnrr.

chine on exhibition ~ grsman 4 ridep's
r. INGALLS,. teen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

'rnr NoRru BRIrIsu REvIEw.-May 1862
American Edition New York Leonard
Scot! X Co.
Contents The Church of England, Res
pondent Geological Changes in Scotland IN
Historic Times Recent Homeric Critics auc
Trauslators The Commemoratlon OF 1862
Early Poetry of England aud of Scotland
Present Movements among the French Cler
gy Luuacy Legislation Sir e. Z, Lewis
on the Astronomy of the Anclents Las
Poems aud other Works oil Mrs. Browning
Our Colonies.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01

Tux KSckERBoCKER FOR july, contains tho
following table of contents The Retributons
OF Lie Carl Almendinger's Oaice-or the
Mysteries Of Chicago Nil Desperandum AT
Yorktown The Colonial Policy Of Spain Sun.
shine in Thought; The Corso IN Carnival lime
Gabrielle to Arnaud The Alderman Of York ;
A New Sentimental Journey; Editors Table.
The Magazine has new proprietor Mr.
Morris Phillips, for many years the active
man of the Home Journal, who has reputa-
ton for energy, probity, ability and enterprise,
and we are assured that the kNlcKERBocGER will
continue to he all that it promises
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JULY |. 1862


.''0i' into hlgh couI' VI Improvement 'o' u"
I'M 'n - Judge huhphiles'
ne 0efgeaut'II-arhS 'eporteu 'he 'uuse nv
~ oe round. me proclamation eal''''S Oh mn
70 a. appear Was made without an answer
lhe resident pro ZEN stated tha' 1oe mana
soiS Oh Tue part Of 'he Louise were AZ merry \, :.
p'ooe'u Ia support "' ''c i'"poae','"r'''' i'i'
names u The Witnesses SuopUneu were caile"
MI IRAN Oh thG part OF inc HOUSE opened
W., n3 Iaoo' AMAZING 'io Af'loea y ~ '@o'ii',''
"na Di''ny stating "n"' was "'e'''e0 81 'o''
"s9 gyms 'he dtIenaen'' ~,
~ sa!ietrs "e'e oeuseiy eto"oeq LUZ
S "yoers 81 'os LOUISE n.iu we ''"'S 81 ( H.,
SENATORS who were arranged pom " PLATFORM o,
expressly !, Constructed Tor u thn' purpose. lni
Raio ps.! lncuus "a o'n ,o Nv ,b n "u
rI'' rey,on' occupied 'a 'o''ess on 'n9 ou'el
u, III ~. A. Ing Pro'eou"'b wa? Io"uuo.eu w
w. ste ulehI'y Oe'o"'AS "'S' 'oois VI ''"'
p' ,Jacnh M.r..;,, LAM unah 1oih u .
soa,II GD ilcuayl'., 0onn NJ n; onn't"' ~ D.
I" isaac Iyt'on ana F." llllani u Drown-
,o"i e"'1 o'ioeugo !" p'oo' ''''V llu" p"I'yN'
I VINE nolans oace under 'he government Of 'oG
Ia o'""s was q ram 1e1e''Io','oY au ''"'
-, ", 'Dune oI '' % eeiou oo.'euei"e ''a'eI
~" WIRE 'Ii ~. o"'ou nNu o''"isIu WV"
ST." anu reocli'o" against ''e Con'Tuoi'1
St"'cs " SNpE a'u ",u oo"'' Gu " 'uo ou''on
yind,cative s,,,,n srsecb from tho bornh
The accp.od v,s declared ,uiItv nm Ist ,rti-
Gle bv the unarin,,-s vote Of 2S Senot ~ nras-
emf Nessrs Rid rorlisIe .Iohnson poprco
Rice S,mmnna StarL and " ilson ~ Nn..
absent
On tho Got. Z tina d ,rt;ol. ,ho.,;o, I'm,
with snr,or,;- .e,ossinn ~ ,,',,,1 ,,,5,I,nn W.
Brownipr yo,i5es M ,niltv 7'''' ~
On ,hs "A ,I' or,,. Sar,,,a, h,r ,,;,,, or...,,
;y;r,, ,ra,aJ I'LL,
~ NOT nniIts AntIanv Fas.endrn Fo.,ar
Harlan
On the 4tb oracle eha,,ing him ,v,th ,on-
sririnc n onno.a tho ,nyprn,n9nt guiItr - mn,
Juiltv ~ II
~ ,ho 5........Io a., GOA. ...o, ,.,..u,,,.,,
On tbe 6tb a.,,s,o char,in,, Nm osi,h ,ho
confsca,ior 81 ,,. ,'r,,.rtS' ,,tilor. a,il,y
II ~, ',';lt" >, l'' go
After N F,.tor,e,rod IN. cllo,;o,,
,,,,s,ion ,'''' -
.. Il tbs C,,.. :. ,le o,;,,or tbs. West u
unmnbreys II, ,.,.,.yrJ (rar, rha 'Hns ~ m.
,rict Jndso' -, ,.a D,stri,t C,nrt II tbs Irni,ad
s,sts H. ~. I,,s.ri..,' ,.'.r.,',,a..,,. -,
Mr. Trnmbnn m,ysG 10 ,,JJ :" aod H. d..
,,,oI,g,d -, .tl,,...,,. q; 81, ,,i.r tt. mi
Both Mr. T.upbulI. ,ua.p1osut and Mr.
Foster question were aioptd
me fresi1enl pc leu lhch PIohoun'eu
~ 49, :. Isr.bv o.j..o. AMI 4..-..j t,t Ws.,
II. Hum hre,s. Juds. OF the District Coul, Of
The United States for the W ertern, Midi. and
Eastern DisIIlcls q tennessee Pc ana q ~ re-
' , itou S ,a,u "Ig anu ','. ~ u.s. '"1 ma,
Of honor. trust. or mof, under the 'Unued
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01
Rhodes standard Manure

being prepared for immediate application can be used
either broadcast in the hill dr In no instance IL
II to be plawd under. when asrioulturists learn th.
true value II this standard Manure, they will not suffer
themselves to be without supply as in Of plant
ing backward growth, Rhodes Manure, applied as
top dressing produces speedy growth This Manure does
not nte.
Pamphlets containing full pareuarsof Rhodes STAN
dard Manure can be obtained OF
BANCROFT a HOLMES
! junei'i dSw Montpelier, Vt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-01
RHODES
Superphosphate of Lime.
THE STANDARD MANURE.

A application Of 100 or 200 pounds per acre Of hil
II standard Manure will furnish enough Soluble Phos
phorie Acid, 1.-THE indispensable uutrment Of plaul io
any
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-15

.nent nesd apains, thea sDd the one
hat defeated them, was 'bs. they
Were bo'hin favor ofp' osecndng the
war. Bnshong signed the ssree,
men. to levy q tsx tor boun,ies II
the Legislature authorized IL. How
ard signed a call for q war meet; NO!
This was used against the,n, and
they were both laid out.
Aaron Dlackford % Findlay. wa,
recommended as ,he candidate 70,
Congress. The attendance wa,
large. and there was more secesaio,
sponted On the streets, than we bat
head for six months before. Tn,
Resolutions endorsed.the action OF tn,
9th Of July convention.
We shall have more to soy on thi,
fruitful theme hereafter.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-15
COLUMBUS, August l4.-To thi

COLUMBUS, August 4.-To th;
Press If Cleveland: TO ihe seversl
county N lltsry Committees OF IN,
state: BY dispatch this moment
III o'clock p NJ received rom the
Secretary OF War, | am an'hor,zei
{ cot me recru ting tor she new r.
s'mehts till the 22l instant, ON th,
same terms as hereto rOre.
V"' unteering to fill up the old
r. IL en's in the fi.ld will continue
nn tpe same terms ns h, retofore un
til tue tfr-t day Of September, and I
MT filled up bv th,t day Q sp c
drai will br ordered icr that pur,o>.
r'r draft ior the 300 OOO mili'ia To,
min months will coum 4ncn on tie
the orr,h day Of September. ard
will continue from day TO-DAY nb,,I
con p e'e. And now. fellow citi.
z ns one more grand ffnrt An ! tie
proud character OF "ur noble sta't
tor gsllsntry and love OF country
will bs sustained.
Rcsprcfnlly,
Dawn Top G werner
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-15
County Convention.

We had an account OF The Yallan-
diahsm' Cohven,;on- written, bnt it
is nnaSoidsbly crowded out Col.
Sawyer Of .Auglaizs, and our dear
friend, William Gribben E.q., bio.
waited befofo dindst, after which,
the following ticket was nominated
Anditor--IiEnxY SaEErs;
Irsssurer-~ SAMUkL SprrLgR:
Sgerif.-C. b. WaLsos;
Itecor1ey--A SrNEMAH.
ComiDissioser--JoHS CooPEs:
Coroner--P. q. TRroH
Ssmusl Howard va, q candidat
fos Treasurer, and Jacob Iusbone
t'he preaont Com n,issioner,) for 40
nomination for the same oiiioe. -
Howard and Busaopg were beaten,
and hr what reason ! Rad, loya'
Demoersss sDd woadel' The srgu.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-15
Daft Regulations.

Wop prs mt n brief synor.is OF the
regulations for enlistment and dra ,
of the militia.
The 9nvernors Of States are q,
Spi oint r,n hxvous aud command.
ants. snd cause an immediate e, :
rolltnei { oi the able bodied male t..
'z'n, over eighteen and under forty
five year old. The nsmcs OF enroll
ed persons are to be filed In the
Sheriff. offices Of the proper coun
tirs. The Government appoints a
Commissioners for each county TO su.
perintend the drafting and hear al d
determine excuses from person,
claiming exemptions. The commits.
sioners give notice by handbills n
he time when claims of exemptions
will be heard, which must be writ
ten ten days after the filing Of tn,
enrolment list. The persons ex
emptod, and those in the servica viii
be stricken from the rolls. and a
tn" time fixed by the com N ;ssi ,ner,
{ making the draft the Sheriff shall
publicly place in a box the names II
those subject to draft. and blind :
fold person will draw from thence
the nnmb'r ofnames rt On red az the
qno.a Of each county. A printed or
written notice OF his enrolItnent, and
draft, and the places Of rends zvoue,
be served on each drafted nan, " he
will be permitted TO substitate an
other able'bodied man between the
ages Of eighteen and fort, five yeart
in his place. Men thus drafted are
to assemble vt their county seat,
within FIVE days alter the drafting
10 be organized into companies
The above regulations arpIy t.
the militia under the lasi call, and
will he alao applied to sny den ion
~ in the call for v'iun'eers If Ju'y
81 1862. Volunteers tor the I'D
regiments will continu" 10 be =
ctivrd after the 18th o. August. a. d
he usual bonnty AMI premiums vii
I've paid.
TIL" following pprsons are tx NM
fr'in mi itarv du y: All psf VI .
terra and Mail csrri "a + rry M .
on pnst roads. Pilots. Marin RI. E
gin, rs of hcrns Il Ste ,ulhoats and
Steam Slips, telegraph Operators
f 'yineers of locomotives. and o.
tic' rs vi the national Gnvernm nr. -
Tho Commissioners Will txtmp'
ac' rera"n entitled to mp,ol
within his knowledge, wh"'her h'
claims x rnp'ion or not. Exempt
iona Tor disability viii not be- gran
ed. unless the disability is auch n,
10 dsquali'y for duty Tor more thai
thirty days.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-15

ALsASr New York, August 12.
Tie Even;ug Journal has the fol.
% sing i" relation 20 the DRAFT.
Tie w ' Department, in an wer
:" an iuqniry from tie Governor,
icIegrspLe th., the Department will
e ceive volunteers Tor old regiments
until the draft is made. The d e
csnD"t be- made b.fore III 1t
September. ~ the pref 'mu ~ wor &,
the new enrolment, the decii.n
npon appl cstions for ex mptipn & ,
will occupy ut least twenty dave.
We are. therefore, authoIiz.J IN
ofci llv that voln ( ers will be re-.
c.ived by companies tor old regi
,nents until the lat Of September.
The order to this effect will prob.
hly he issued to morrow.
The communication from the Wsr
Department. embodying this per.
mission, rave II is designed TO .
c.ive volunteers to dill up the old r..
giinents, and any exc,s, after they
ARE flied. will be CREDITED to III
state as so much on the drsf; aud
llf enough volunteers TO f I up the
old regiments. that might p. rhsn-
hepense with the draft. To FIJI
uu the old gin pfs to their max :
mnn rumher. will qnire ut l-. e,
81 010 n tis ,mher ehonld
w n.un'eer Ia the state. h, lore tn.
Irsft is mad. there would b.. uo
lraft, and il enli,tmrnts sb, Md cor
Time for IN rty d ys as they have
for tic | At ten, th,s could be d"n,
hut il can he d n in man, lucslith :
in a.. twenty days hich will inter
ven" before the draft is Il ale.
II il -, "a Inc ,liti sill esc pc
the DIT Und.r .is arrangem-,
nu- you x men viii he stimulated ,c
pros cnt the eond work u: recruit
irg. Anv thrte men who can ra e
company can secure 'on ','ssiuns
q its Uffi, rs. il they arr competeh
for tho 10 ii.ors they Assume. -
Those localities which d sire to "a
car" disgrace of u def, have onl,
7 - fl mp their qrnts Of the go 00i
men He'd Tor before the 1st oi 8 p
tenber to accomplish whs. they de
sire.
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end, when the 6rine Of m1,setry ceased, At
dark. The artillery ,n ne mosn,.in tecs
random firing till near mdnieht. A. dsrk
out troops witbdrew tc /. .ns,, eopse ~
WOOD, whete they we've j"irsd seon afer Nv
the corps Of Mcdowell and sis,I, no foym
ed ~ ihriI rear
+. " IT," hrnr'y ard wesri d troors
OF bnh s' were rel cv. and fell back bef o
mne, 'es'ne OF llei arms.
htoht p. u. Gen. Pope went upon The
w. a'J vas greeted with crest ctstrs -
ire t'nera' rode ~ the ex'terne n ont. in
me 'hick.si o. the feh'. srd came n-sr get.
,i'e 'n'o rsb"l an,uscsOe but discovered
we canger m time 10 ovnid ~. We took
several reltl prisopers. II " cetain he re
bel Gen. W'nder iskilled. Gen Jackson Is
wounded slightly in the hsnd. Gen. Sax,on
is motts 'ly wounded. Tic .eNel force wss
from 40,0e0io $1,000. Gen. Augur's wound
Is not dangerous, 9ssJ Qaary Is severely
wnunted W theSrrF 0sp! Banks had his
horse Killed nRdef him. Cbipeppef is one
vsa hospital, though the most of the wou nd
ed viii be sentto Washington fos treatment.
Two pieces OF artillery snd large numAel
o. smsi, arms ~ets captured from the rebel.
The Trmrs Washington dispstch con.
isins the following.
daylight by special messenger. and started
Immediately for Gen. Burns,Ges army. II
ha, bten believed for q me time thar Burn
side and Pope were in some way 10 20 .ope
:Ne IN tie present movement and this sud
den sending for Sprssue is interpreted NJ
Indicating speedy activity, Matters are mol
saena'ins at Fredericksburs by any means
" is now considered certain tha, there 'ha,
been h. avv fighting At Dofionsytlls on Sat.
urday afternoon, and prrhsp, TO dsy. Two
trains Of cars left Alexsndria this MON M
for the wounded. Adyices from other ausr
tiers Indicate thai our movement had no,
been confined TO Pope,s army alone Gen
P.pei vs. understood to ne 700 busy IN send
rebofts. New York Tribune
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Sallaudigham's Last.

WepuIlIsh on the fret page Val
landigham's laot dose OF treason. -
Read il ani hand it to your Demo
cratic ne'shbor II any one doubt
sd bis reasonable proclivities, thi,
speech should satisfy them. Mari
particularly his assertion that b,
never voted for a war measure--eith
er Tor men Or money to carry il on.