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How THEY WERE OAPTCRED.-Mention WAS
made several days ago that Captain Young
and Major w. g. Barney were captured ON the
2ist OF September. while on a s.curiosity" tour
are civilians, but retain their military titles
owing 10 former army service. Having reached
.ne oattie-neld, they stopped at a shanty for
rest and reireshment. They had not long been
uerc before rebel troopers approached the
premises TO water their horses. subsequently,,
Colonel Chambioss, hearing of their locality,
sent polite message that he desired TO see
mem. Accordingly they proceeded to the
Coicnels headquarters when be pleasantly
engaged them in conversation, asking them
Whether il was their intention TO return to
Washington. Receiving an Affirmative re-
Spouse, he said he believed 1.-THE shortest route
TO this city was by the way of Richmond" The
prisoners could not demur. They were in the
hands of the enemy, and therefore had TO take
the matter philoSoi ideally. They were accom-
panied by guard to Culpeper (where they were
obliged TO leave their horses and thence escorted
in the cars to Richmond.
Captain Young, more fortunate than his COM
panion, has been released and returned TO his
home, but Major Barney (who is well known
in Washington) Is still in connnement In the
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THE CASE OF THE VESSEL BURNED DOWN
RIVER
WAS SHE DESTROYED By THE COSFEDER-
ATES5

We learn that the schooner which was re-
ported TO have been destroyed b. fire on TUES
day night last, i believed TO have been tho
Elizabeth Elenora, Capt. Il. Dana, of New
York. instead Of the Fanny Fillmore, as at first
supposed. She was first class vessel. and
had large cargo of hay and oats on board,
which belonged to private parties. and at the
time was lying near the Virginia shore. be-
tween Matthias and Bluff Points. A schooner
which was lying near nj the time, reported 10
the Yankee, that about II O'Clock on Tuesday
night, boat was TO board the schooner
from he Virginia shore, and return in few
moments. The vessel was immediately dis
covered to be in flames A boat was at once
sent 10 tho burning vessel, and her small boat.
which was tied up at her stern rs usual. was
cut away and saved. At this time no persons
were seen on board, nor had the flames rea ched
the after part of the schooner. The supposition
is that the boat which came from the Virginia
side. contained number of rebels, who took
the crew prisoners, and set fire TO the schooner
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The REBEL RAID on CHAMBERsBURG

The raid of body of rebel cavalry yester-
day On Chambersburg. Pa, coming via Han
cock, Md, made quite stir here this forenoon.
Nevertheless, il is by no means n wonderful
achievement. II is simply similar 10 our own
cavalry Reconnaissance in force, being made
every day or two across the Potomac in the vi
cinity of Lees army.
In This case the rebels, trusting 10 their slIpe-
riCriiy in cavalry, have ventured longer in
ouTsicn than usual. The point at which they
crossed the river is beyon the territory actu-
sliv occupied by our army of the Potomac, Yet
:ihin easy striking distance ofChambersburg
Their retreat must necessarily be by the same
route and must be quickly made, unless they
choose 10 risk annihilatOn, rs troops have
dcnbtl'ss-alrCady been hurried Up from McCIel-
ian'- line 10 cut them off from the river
TIE public will recOllect that the noble army
OF Pennsylvania militia fabout whom 80 much
was recently published throughout the State)
rust be At hand at Harrisburg or in that vicin-
ify; a some time since they were Withdrawn
!roin Chanibersburg: 50 there need be no fear,
II IL 10 be hoped. OF their much further advance
into the interior of Pennsylvania. We may add
thar our forces are so disposed as that we en-
tertain strong hopes that this marauding party
will be cut of. Gen. Cox'> division must by
this time be very near Hancock, while Fiiz
John Porter, Couch, and Rockers old force,
were yesterday in positions favorable TO aid in
intsrCepiing theIn.
The lack of horses At this time in our army
doubtless had much 10 do with encouraging the
rebels 20 essay this venture. Our cavalry is
we'll nigh afoot for the sine being; while too
much Of what should Be transportation is trans
por;ation but in name, as army wagons cannot
be moved without horses. We learn, further
that there Is great want Of clothing for our men
OF all arms there. II these daring rebel cavalry
are ao' caught, the public will perceive oil the
responsibility for il should not BE- showered on
the army in the field II is VIGOROUSLY true
that IN the battle of Antietam so pressing was
the need of more effective horses as that the
train Of the headquarters was stripped of them
to supply different batteries in actual engage.
nient.
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w ATER CURE.
The ndcrsiSned.
An Associate of DR. x. 7. Trail,
of New York.


IMAM INSTITUTION Rnc THE
HYGENIC TREATMENT OF SICK
IS NOW ON 4 FISIT To WASHINrON.
For the purpose of establishing similar institu-
ton here for the treatment of army of
fccrs. should sufi cient inducements
be offered him for doing So
Residents Of Washington who are interested in
this system Of treating disease, hotel and riding
house keepers other persons having property
suitable for the business money O invest officers
of the army who unable To do duty from sick
ness, and who have failed to get relief under the
prevailing methods OF treating disease and who
would now like 10 try mere rational method; of
fcers of the General Government ana members Of
the Cabinet who Interested in saving life
time, and money, are requested to call thr sab
scriter. ut Room, Wizards Hotel. between the
hours of 8 and il a. Monday, for the purpose
Of assisting Kim in carrying out this enter prise
we'll conducted institution Of this kind will
save thou sands of the lives of our best officers
years of their most valuable time millions of dol
lars IN money, and be effectua means of bring
ing this TO spe edy and successful termination
+. Z. MILLER, VI. D.,
It Wiiiards' Hotel
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a. -. .S.sdIsy ySr@<ss.

Z. - S:SdtISr ISrsssss. -
'i"Tt H"Yti Hnri"l,-S. T., Oct ), iS62 =
Sir: Til" department; * doubtless aware that
an attack by the rebels had been made soma
time since on the gUT!.o;,ts cmp,oyed on the in
side blockade 81 -. Johns river.
a battsry had been erected on the ST Johns
bluffs, and hcavy-guns planted, which kept
those small vessels III the immediate vicinity
o. OF Mayport Mills.
Commodore StCadman. with q large force had
been ordered by Admiral Dupont loo!, 70 this.
Having approx clied the fort and lei, its troops,
he urged that troops might be sent 10 aid in So :
curing the garrison v hen the battery should be
siienced by the gunboats, and TO alter the in :
solent tone of the rebel military authority in
that quarter.
Gen. Mitchell, with his characteristic prornp-
titnde. detailed suitable force for the purpose,
under Gen. BTannan, which sailed heace on
the 3sIh ult.
I have ROW the homer TO inform The D.part-
Mt that L have Just received the report of
Commander StGadman, in which he informs
me that the cooperating force under General
Brannan having arrived and landed with great
promptitucc. the gunboats advanced, and after
a spirited, and, a. it seems, we'll directed fire,
silerced the battery, which was then occupied
by our force.
The rebels seem 10 have retired i'm much haste;
leaving guns, (nine in numbcr-scycn of which
were eight-inch, and two four-and one half
inch rifies,) munitions, provisions, and camp
equipage.
This success has been without loss on our
side. ......-
The vessels then assembled the ST. Johns to
JacksonNilie, and there learncd that the rebel
forces had retreated hey ond that point.
We retain possession Of St. Johns river rs
far as Jacksonville.
have the honor TO be, sir, very respectfully,
your obedicnt servant,
WIN GoDoN, Captain,
Commanding South Atlantic Squadron.
Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, Secrc:rry OF the Navy,
Washington City.
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TILE NEW MERRINIAC

From The statements of refugees lately from
Richmond, we learn that the Merrmac No. .,
or Richmond, as she is named by the Rebels,
Is nearly ready for service, having received
her iron armor, which is FIVE inches thick
She is pierced for guns columbiads on each
side, and pivot gun fore and aft.
At the Tredegar work, 4 ten-inch riiied gun,
fifteen feet long. is being finished, for which,
at the same works, stcel-pointed shot are being
made.
The Rebels state that they now have ten
gmnhoa:s on the James River similar TO the
Teazer, each OF which carries rified guns, and
that they have but little fear for the safety of
the city from a naval attack.
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NEW YORK, Oct. Ii, llK a. m.-First Board
U. 5. Coupons, 1854, lGi; Seven three
tenths Treasury Notes, les L; Certificates, sx;
U. s. Demand Notes, iai1; Gold, rs \.
The following were the closing quotations
yesterday afternoon at three o'clock Gold, is9,
Silver, i2I; L. 5 Demand Notes, l23X: u. s.
Coupon 6's, isl, 10ias; Seven-and three tenths
Treasury Notes, ia5Z.
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IMPORTANT FROM NASSAU, n. P.-Arrfral
ta<Ts or the Rebel steamer Leopard-Sometting
G9'h2 on at CAariestan-Nassau papers an
nounce the arrival on the 2d ult, of steamer
Leopard, from Charleston, $. c.. with a cargo
OF cotton, rice, &c, 10 the secesh firm of Ad.
derby & Go.
The Leopard reports soon after leaving
Charleston firing was heard, which is sup.
posed 70 have been directed towards the steam.
ship Hero, as this vessel was expected to leave
about the same time Her fate il not vet
known.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1o.-A dispatch from Bards-
town 20 Gov. Robinson says: On wednesday
night the Rebels retreated toward Harrods-
burg, but were hemmed in; Kirby Smiths de-
tachment having been separated from the other
rebel forces, and that on Thursday morning
our troops occupied advantageous positions on
all sides of the enemy. Our troops are in high
spirits, and confident of victory.
On Thursday afternoon, after skirmishinr,
the remainder of the rebels were making their
way toward Harrodsburg, pursued by our
army.
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REGIMENTS DISRANDFD

The order from the War department of August
last has been modified by substituting the wore,
snpe7numerGry instrad of incomp etent, as charac-
teriZng the officers TO be out of ser vice
on the disbanding of The j7th PENNSYLVANIA an a
e7th New York Volunteers. The men ha ing
been transferred to other regiments from the
same State, under the direction of the General
commanding the army of the Potomac, the
stand OF coiors presented 10 the New York
regiment by the city of Brooklyn Will be com
miited 10 Colonel Dodge, late his colonel. .
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TELEGRAPHIC. -.
IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS,
RISING or THE NEGROES BELOW THATcIYy
WHITE MEN ATTACKED AND BEATEN
THE RCSAwAYs REACH NEW ORLEANS.

NEw YORK, Oct. 1.-THE New Orleans Plea.
yune of tho LIST instant states that the rumored
rising OF three hundred negroes on planta-
tons below the city was not attended By all
the anticipated circumstances OF atrocity.
few white mon were attacked and beaten.
but we did not learn that any Of them were
killed. Most Of the runaways got up TO the
off
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DROP 0SALS WOOD,

SEALED PROPOSALS for two Thousand cord. -,
Pine Wood known in the market as bakers pima
will be received until the 18th of October 1867 ths
wood TO be delivered at any wharf in the city of
Washington or Georgetown that may be desi natal
by the undersiKned, corded and me asu red AT ths
expense of the sellerD to the satisfseton oS tS
Government before it ia received VI INC
Government reserves the light to reject anr hid
for any cause. ~' Sio
p-nnosals IN no sddreS sad to Col A DID,,
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WOUNDED OFFICERS AT CHAMBERsBUR
PROBABLY MADE PRISONERS

BY the surrender of Chambersburg. it is pro-
bable that q number OF officers who were
wounded in The battles of South Mountain and
Antietam have been made prisoners, As they
had been removed to Chambcrsburg from ua-
gersIown. Among them is Lieutenant Chas f..
Tucker, OF the LIST California Regiment. ma
tive OF Washington, who was severed, wound
ed in thp battle of Antietam
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MRS MCCLELLAN

Mrs. Mcclellan accompanied her husband on
his return, last night, to the Army Headquar-
tiers. near Iarper's Ferry, and is now domicilri
with Mrs. Marcy, aiso,) at the house of a Mr.
e Donnell, near PetersyilIe, and some nine
miles from Harpcrs Ferry.
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ELECTION IN DELAwARE.-On Tuesday. an
election was held in Delaware for inspectors
and assessors. According TO the Wilmington
Republican (Cnion), the Union men of New
Castle county have elected twelve out of the
s!1'en inspectors, and have Il majority in the
county of about $50. Nothing heard from Sus-
sex The returns from Kent county are strongly
DEMOCRATIC. The total majority in the county
3 about 65i VOTES
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XLt'0iDl edition.
THREE oyLocK P. NJ.
xrxTrcKY AID CHAMRERsRrRI

= We have every reason TO believe that no in
tollig.nce from Kentucky or Chamasrsourg,
Pa, .:::Ir than that appearing in tho morning
rewsrarsrs-'o ia found elsewhere in to-day
stsr-has vet reached Washington. This is
provoking, indeed.
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PERsoNAL-Col f. S. Sanford, N. V; ]
Gordon Bennett, Jr., N. Y; w. B. Thomas,
Philadelphia; Thurlow Weed, Albany; Col.
Warren, U. s. A, are at Wizards.
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No,MoRE LINT wAsTED.-Thron0b tho oo,
iElbn'ionS of the people. in response to the an
peal heretofore made, the medical departmer,
has been supplied with immense quantities NJ
mt and dressings, and therefore no more ara a,
present rPGuirfd
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Nettce to News Agents,

News agents with the army under command
of General Mcclellan and the forces in and
around Baltimore, in the West or South, should
send their orders for the STAR 70 Henry Tav-
Ior, Agent for the Washington Star, sun Iron
Building, Baltimore, Nh.
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POSTAGE CuRRxscY.-The National Bank
Note Company have got he daily delivery of
po~'agr currency up 10 1880. and il is under.
stood viii reach sJ0,Ooo BY the early mart of
next wrck The total amount already delivered
l. si,I55,Gd0
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NEW AND SIMPLIPIED METHOD FOR PIANO
IN FORTE AND SINGING.

Professor ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI, Pianist
snd Gopigcsr, has returned from the Lon. 80
don Exhibition and opens n Course for the yEEf3A
PIANO and Singing BY his New and Simpli- NV
NED Method. By Professor Wolowskis System, q
person having only light knowledge of music will
De ensbled in very short time to read music with
great facility and execute operate we'll class
lcs music with rare perfection. As to the vocal
pn!t b, his way Of lac arrives at most
enraordinsry results. renders the voice powerful
shu ehAnltS the singer 10 vocaize with facility
aecursc. and fine quality of tome Prof WolowsH
lsceives visitors daily from 5 to O'Clock p m at
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AZ Th~ Suez canal L. nearly completed. and
We Nlceroy announces that its opening hail
d eeirhratfd by solemn f>tr, ici the world
. 3 ri;,t
81 Ii L, said tina; a5O,UOo heavy English ma, =
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ARRIVED From New York a lot of POTATOES
JAMES FLANAGAN,
IT. COS ST. between 18th and 18th.
S0O Bn,s. OF NEW YORK CEMENT, FIRST
IS i.si.a Of prime TIMOTHY HAY
3.5G bushels co. OATS,
For sale, and can be delivered in Alexandria.
PETER Kerry, s5 Water st
&C Hat .Republicar.l Georgetown.
I AIDES DRESS TRIMMING STORE
Just Opened.
in Fancy. Velvet Ribbons anil En,broidering
Hrsd--Sils aud W"rsted, Fancy Coior-d Quiiial
ri hhons I,u giles, timps, Buttons in every variety
Cords and Tnssels: new style Hair Nets.
Fringe, Buttons. Cords AMI TaSs-s ma.l. to rlc
Mrs. LOVES TRIMMING STORE.
357 Pend-yivsniS avenue
oc II ~ south side betNaen 9th and i;:th sts
7 TAKE PLEASURE IN RECOMMENDING To
4 the public in general DIR. HENRY CLOCKE Vet
15insry surgeon fcrnes OF III and ste. Dorsey .
United States. He has cured for ma horse OF
!ockjaw: one which was said by several surgeons
% be made e1Ff S snis h1'S' in
Seventh street, between III and 7.
washington City. Oct. ~. 1852
~ a-DR. HENRY CL0CKE. Veterinary
~. Surgeon has his di pioma from the Net.rina-
~ Institute cf Berlin, Eine of Prussia DR.. Ciocte
was several years General Auiiteur du Cavalry Sr
Majestic TrurrGn 1iArmee Re rtmpnt State Of
Brandenlurg in Prussia. Once corner Seventh
and SIS. tD0rscy's Hotel &C i!-!w-
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RArIRoD- CoSNBcTEoS.-We hear that on
Monday next trains viii commence runnfnr
regularly between Hrrper's Ferry and Freaer-
lex, making full connection with the Frrdrr
ick and Baltimore railroad
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LATE FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Their 9 bells Piansn Battery Of Hif. ed Can.
non on the River below the City. =


NEW YonK, Or:obcr il.-Ncw O-ieans pa
rcrsef tho .ist inst. have been received here.
They report hat the city continues in rsrnark-
ably good health. -.
RriSati;-r General Arnold, by order of-t5nn.
Butler, has assumed lac command Of All The
military forces AT New Orleans and AlSier-.
The PicaS une Of The 3-th uit. says "Rnmors
Of an unpleasant character reach us from a
plantation below the city. The steamboat
Iberyiile had been fired into white passing a
plantation three miles below Bayou GoUia,
from 4 battery OF tour Ti!icd cannon. Some
fifty shots We're fired, killing one man and 7
horse On board, hut the boat escaped damagr"
THE FIGHT IN KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. io.-tSpaciai to the New
York Herald. i-BuPii has gained signal and
decisive victory.
Bragg is used up.
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BUReLARY.-Lsst night, the q " cling Of Mr.
Jacob Ramsburc, No. les High street. Georrp-
town, was entered by burglars, and la quantity
OF valuable silver plate and other yaiuaeies
stolen. -
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1S6 NEW FALL STOCK. 1Sf
PAPERHANUINGS,
Embracing Gold and Velvet Gold Stamped Me-
dunn and Low priced PAPERS. appro pirate either
for the richly adorned OF most humble residence
WINDOW SHADES
A beautiful selection Gold Band Imitation Cola
and Common Shades. Buff. Green and Blue UnI
land, By the yard or made into shades
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
Warranted TO be Gilded apifA Gold Lsof
The handsomest assortment in the District, from
the best manufactory in the country Also a beau
tiful variety Of dark Wood and small. sized Oval
and Carte de tisitc Frames of foreign and domes.
tic manufacture.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
Different sizes and colors Picture Rings Nails Sc
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS
Copies of ceebr ated Pictures, Paintings, Statuary.
DC. ~
=, The attention OF those renovating is called to
the above goods, which were purchased for and on
account Of the times will be sold at the lowest re-
muneratiye prices exclusively for ~
CASH
for goods ana labor, when purchased and executed
All ARTICLES warranted as represented
~ Orders for PAPERH ANGING or WINDnw
SHADES punctus1ly executed, in city or country
A. J. MARKRITER,
NO. 4co seventh St, eight doors above
oc aim. Odd Fellows Hall
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WANTS ATTESTIoN.-D street, between New
Jersey avenue and street, is in = horrible con-
dtion; that locality being at present = serirs OF
mud holes, which renders IL almost i'm pasz-
Nh
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nEroT oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,


~ CORNER 18Th AND q Sis,
Washington, ID. c.. Sept. 8. 1859.
SEAEp PROPOSALS will be received at this once
Untii saturday, October II, az ociock D. m, for
The introduction of water and gas into Federal Hos
S,tal Buildings, Gin front Of Douglas Hospital,
Washington. ID. c.
For specifications application must be made 10
lay. 4 amp, A. y, NJ, at this Office and tow
: to - o clock n m :
The oath of allegiance of earh bidder must ac-
company the bid
Good and sufficient security will be recuirei for
the fulhiment Of the contract
Proposals must be addressed TO Capt. L. Hartr,
assistant Quartermaster L. :. A. and should be
glslnly marked Proposals for Introducing Gas and
= ater INTO federnl Hospitain Int. Rep ees
TNRIsf rs TO GIVE NOTICE, fh.6 the suhscri-
u Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
washington County, in the District Of Columbia,
letters OF administration the personal estate OF
MARY nsrs Murray late Of washnstOn City and County,
said Decreased, are hereby warmed 70 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. TO the subscriber
on or before the eth day Of September next; they
may otherwise BY law be excluded from AL benefit
OF the said estate.
GiveR under my hand this twentieth day Of Sep
tember. A. D.. lso,. HUGH MURRAY.
Sc 25-lswSw& Administrator.
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n NOTICE To TAX PAYERS
HE Taxes for 1862, have been fixed at seventy
FIVE cents on the one hundred dollars. A discount
of ten per cent. is allowed under the law duripg
the month of Octuber, for prompt payment
WIN. DIXON
oc 6-lw tIntei. Rep Collector
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THIRD EDITION.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM KEN.
TUCkN.

THE FIGHTING on WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY.
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Ia LIVERPOOL,
GENEVA, sad
AMERICAN WATCHES
NV GAIT & BRO. call attention TO THAR as
sortmept of
LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S FINE WATCHES
WATCH CHAINS,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF RICH yEWELRY
Parties in search of reliable Time Keepers viii
ma our stock TO embrace those BY all the more cele
brated makers =
NJ. W. GAIT Il BRO Jewellers
254 Pennsyiyanis avenue
oc a-Gt near N.tronoi;t,n ho.eI
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IiBTEAJ Decentralization. Ii. D. French has
received from the employees Of the Govern
nlent printing Office the sum Of s6;2 N be&ux
the amount subzcribed BY them In furthersncs.
Of the oblccts of tine war mrrting- held a. Tn,
Capitol on the evening OF Aug Il, i-sss
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THE ENEMY IN FULL RETREAT TOWARDS
HARR0DSBC RG. WITH BCELL'S ARMY
IN FULL PURSUIT.
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n Ii Z TWO RAFTS
Tba: he Government draft will raise crowds for
the war.
l. a tact that we all lay some weigh on:
But millions OF loaves are raised by far
BY the draft of the ovens OF DAYTON
And while many grecnhorn the draft will net
Whom the leaders will oft wish with Satan:
There is nothing half baked ever comes-you
may bet 80.
Ofthe draft Of the ovens Of DAYTON.
Great Cakes must of course be thrown in with
the rest,
To fight under the Union baton:
But of all drafts for Cakes to be eaten-the best
L. the draft of the ovens of DAYTON. ocS-lws
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FROM rHE SOT TIL.


THE ST. JOHNS RIVER AFFAIR.