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This splendid regiment, watch for discipline snd reze
ssi scisncy cred. % city returned yesterday
Afternoon RON ssiuas.s, the icruslui their ,h<ee
'aonths service having expired. Their reapsarancs N
-. streets n sre aesroposs dessrsey ha led With
applause and % tassns aud a!fug b Of thar
nterse4 reioxn not very generally cifcrinti The
.resps Turned sat IN tho2s iis 10 Zoe
mrs sesETveSly popular rcs.lsens 10 aL he recyi M
may ~ nsr,sDatfi rs On ovation
Aeon. pssast eleven oieoc The iyain capf IRE
sEes niel arrived ~ fA.&abeussft, ~ g.. where ,,e
sisane isd Jnrke VI Tue esutrs Railroad iine vas In
waiting 20 csnYsy tam 70 ihs ssy. the process Of
Getting he regiment from hs 70 no amor
sDneuvfed 20 nlsss ereastabs prom and orderly mar
and only hour AFTER tbglr arrival AZ
shc beye safely deposited New York and On TIE
aarcb ~ broadway for tie arInosy.
The march sl,rpush Tho eay elaxacfstizsd Ly 4
great turnout the part " the Las, who seen, 10 bo
sr caariy partial 10 she ssnt seventh. tn. resif srt
reaced tDo Sraus, TosnI'<,na Narsst, apo.t half
pzzf cne sciocS when they Inafchs1 stralsht up
siirs and drawn ny alcrx the Whole length The ls.
tid drill room. Col Ieferts, bescre lismis~ng them
sdat essed them Ia sisw 40 u. cum nsl "a. m u; o.
her return under such favorable circumstances and
2rszns ihcir Conduct aad discipline white obgen lie
boy Cbeercd the remarks q poeslgr .sa.nr aud
'prvcisne1 ile'nselyes r1ady 70 b. Isturn once
more ~ We selt ~ gar az six hnrrs' notice Should ka
government regsire thor scryces.
During tnsf abssoce onJ member u the regiment
was bst-vit issateasni 3tkerrbo died " dissese q
4hs heart
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IMPORTANT WAR NEWS.



psssscs news ssms q which, a reported, seems vague
having Gavsrsed the country now Occupied oy ssnes
nows We are told that General Pope has discovered shs
niaedef strstegy IL the enemy, which was 10 mass
as Ioss ee.rssh s nah IN moving by thas route
20 the Potomac. and IN another breath, almost, We
havs ne iniorn.Iiioa ,ss. .wo Sasa:s nave '@Ass
Hfistow sutton, the railroAdi near Bull run
Again We sold that the BRIDGES over we As,
sorink Aaa pope's ran been burned, which would
apcea Indicate That toe rebels lave siossei TIE Rap
pahaanoek foaca between fredericksburg and
Alexandria We are told zoo, thas the enemy No great
face - sAness lie ths Orange aud Alexandra Rail-
road about eight miles west Of Manassas Junction.
important loint which .he Tebes determined to
We boisss hs rebels concentrating shs,r forces
around Manassas Junction coming by tho Virginia Csntna
Ra.osd on tia east. aud The Orange and Alexandria
Railroad via SrasbuTg on the west, and that great
sa;tle h row IN snent in the vicinity q Manassas The
g.pa. lei! have bscr brought W, NO doubts
on ms tssdericAsburg and kichIneLd railroad ihs
fact tnet large force q rebels now ~ oaines
who proof that this army but portion u
that the saen-ncosh valley and have alor+bly
econ bssusht BY s enemy - rsmiorcsnents ier toe
army ~ War eNo1 which held In check long by
ensral Sgsl Johnston reinforced the rebel army a.
<hs baits Of Asas-ss ~ tbs and IN tae
ueaaef, but lis time The movement Will prove
the fs.css and their igrolin:oos fsht and
suSe oosed upoa by tns knowing ones IN Washing
teA eort-.n.
Tho uaSie % Rristows Station fought By Hooker
and managed IA his usual mastery =, e--hs brave
div sion isng back the rebels slsp by step IL nsayy
engagement lasting nearly al oas Our oss n this I'M
oog affair down three hnnarod which y GER
tainiy shs. nsnesal Pols regarded tie si.n - si 40
Union victory
The design Of lhs enemy here was evidently y
Gain passession % the raiioa0 nridee--a tscsfie-
soylc ctr, ct re--and ,bus cut or of sup
ogiss and eoatn.uus3t with our large army
wHa borlud There eau he NJ doubt that both
Aales nave sustained considerable losses, out
tia enemy exhibit evident Signs o. ccniusions
nd gong ths INTO which be has been drawn, y an
dc gtes back IL toe Rspaahannock, cross u snf
ssslA 49, eflsai faac ID lu retreat south We at
thar ths.gi b. utfeiy npraet'cebe. aud thai
apa that cry
We cAeeeG ngly ioss 81 Capt Van paicamcr's
b. .ery, and the oi Gsn fay ora gallant
Now 1rsoy brigade considering sss things our less
has Dean SIN sii viii surely be great
Ss.s day. Nil Aose The problem witi twD atge
..ss powerful reserve, bsys much 10 hope Tor
Q ~ nat0Gk 10
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GENERAL WILCOX At HOME.
Great Civic and Military De-
monstratiOn at Detroit.
Speech Of Welcome BY Governor
Blair, Of Michigan.
GENERAL WILLCOX,s REPLY.

Rebel Treatment OF Cur Wounded and
Prisoners Of Wharf.-The Treason Plottsrs-
Popular Southern Prejucicss-Ths
Issue &c be Est-Ths Abolition
Question Character o. tho
Wsr-Jeneral Ccrcorau,
N IA he. Ia
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4telraiey NtSI tko DtI cfy r~tcfod ms gfUuu1 anu
op-r.d Is IRE, tho Fire loaa,es ~ AID placed
ernsssos On - right Ihis asId vac ifs turning point
ms yrp zocA,s scs1 GASD r1Hs.
A. tuis POINT. collected IA tho wo0cs oil around W,
Lsne Jacon and pssrrelard hal forceoi 65.emsa.
~ ire 2cusycs wes novcd forward 10 the res q the
hri; bal az the nrst ore ne easmy tey sctrseied.
Insy ref ssAsa before . ire VI $50 men, and
broke. utter oo.uson, ia the TACT that Il vas
,sy1 -lss W s,r own osngai cEces 70 georm them
recseCi hat a sf sale occurred gssstti 70 Colonel
nssu,ss.sa q o!oar ,nt ,o woods on our righ ,ry,
which tas cnsr,' IRE lfurDg rapidly, and cutting
"a .c xyreers aud ssrses % Hicsslts battery lie
.osd 70 ahead, api ta, ae wound sncihei
regiment. AcsoSaln picking up what airagxierx
cua f.d. shout oae hBndrsi--sli iorsyesin nmniOer
70 attacked lne sueniy the woods, fifteen or
asnty itsonaIs kied - many more, and them
out ., ihs woods. Reforming Ior endorsements 5ound
he bsa cleared a oosn I~itvs The 4rmy line had
siey though un,r two companies held 10 loserve.
had rsp1ised STUNTS cavalry.
Tns pasr NciiaAs snow rLutK
Irusz'ng tho road met the bravo old First Mui
ealsa separated ths road from the held
About that ie tie seventh 8eorga mad acn possession
4 Inc aeId and d Ricketts, battery We Immediately
oenod Gre lpon tien aad, sts the mrs, exchange q
ss 1ee ,ls s,as p ny lis@ee' ~ nj, %'sn
stood rm TIL wo drove the Seventh Georgia on the Geld
ana reook tits grouni occupied ~ our battery Thre
thc.rsfshed, too, as they By their recent
ces (Cbeers) The men a tbs iirst Michsan stood
Nothing could exceed ter yalor and coore~, and had
uot been ior ue mistaken orasr he Ugh, wing would
done the ssaGt thlG
HnxrxwzsSs Nro1wCs
Al that time Col Hnityelman came up. He states Ia
his report thai having Id tue FIRST Michigan tbs
Ged they delivered ieE Dire aud fell back IN considel
Do ooaflon. That u MISTAKE ard wish tor the sake
0f Michigan. 70 correct u bsorc the world tol Ecat.
xalnan AZ alter bad ceered Tie feid and ex.
caniod him, with srea, emulation, colonel c tirss
Hi. gun has RES we'd the day.r arm lie must
collect this circumstance when Is brought 70 his notice.
lie ordered forward at The rrclfety &C tae
order did not stop 10 question, beCnl ~ Il was VITAL
roint ard troops sboud lave been mass5d al that
- InNa IN. End I.fttf- - AL ufN
ins history a tho day. went forward with tho lcr
~iHg We had another neht 10 the wOufs beyond.
We there bock large number Of prisosel sarge y
rroportign 10 our nunbt-s-and ilOvo the enemy
iqlr out 81 the wocda. Posting ray rcn ~ well {
could I returned ot The right wing Colonel Heinl,i
nan had pr fssd 70 send me syohsr regiment hlsy
I'D hos fla TIC other rsgir,eDt, iut fond III r,1l
wig " ny lo 1lent reformed add coming ~ u ibg
nost regular oi4er and a. ut s,yle- che. -a4t
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FASHION fLsAsUxs slot NJ AstoJfA TiOv--sRcrrrsg
TniBAY, August X-Puisa 500, mile hsa,s bcsl ,frss
IA ave.
=. II Wh.ifoa entered g. 9. Gen. HaliocSas 1 IL
W. Mcl;oberts entered .. &. Roya4 Charley 1 4
Owner entefsd b m. Lady rs1brook Z 4 a
rsne, s.5ets--x:fsk--f fek -alsI
The above race very rhHeiy contacted affair
shrorliprt and gave general Satisfaction 10 tsss Who
witnessed t. Tho fayorte the horse "A me
AL occurrence By unusual n majority
OF The trois which have % this toe anne
la beer the The Of the purse brueeht he
lowest III the pool sA'es previous 20 the start aud
after the 1rss heat ne Sold f1f eae dollar IA pv1.s "a
twentyeIsht lady rsnbrook vas cerhiniy out "a fi1
a her prcyDrs performances far excel those Of YESTERDAY
Roy Al Charley carried about forty pounds weight
rtcn garantes % his defeat from the start,
outstanding Whcn b. so!d very freely brought good
ice apH perioo1d very cretitlbiy undcr the crcrm
stances. ~ The race progssstd tha interest increased
aid when u was all parties seemed surprised az the
yasut but were ssshd with their sftsrnonn's su,uae
mont This ,ftsrocon Lady 5herrnsn Mennon and West
Philadelphia Not fos purse, and ought 10 make god
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: OAlsNA August 20 1862
M " johnson and ID. Sbesa,n, two lawyers u Galena
we're arrested by the lnitee states Marshal ~ aud
sent 10 Fora lafaycts.
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S HIP PIN q NE w S.
por, Of sew Yoris, susns, ~, 1861.

ALMANAC ron INV DAT.
avn vIsks...........,. z. NOON asIs.... eve "
srr .......... 50 HOE rArEh..... Morn -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-30

DErsoir, August ~, 1852
Tho city 10 this morning universally excited over tie
expected arrived II Gstsral .ccx, az preparations
are o. loot u give him appropriate sseome. ine
banks pubic buildings aud prominent stores ana houses
are g3yiy decorated with The Rsd, White spa Blue, and
81 point where The procession TO e1tsr Woodward
avenue there ssergreen trees planted across lao
street, making . SORT Of trigmlhsi alsh. Flags are
sl samrng In al directions, and B nners With suitable
nscs1 s01s suspended different points OF tie line
All the morning ire country people have been
docking into town. asd Ling shows that no woc
horo Wilcox procesd- from The popular heart.
lie pbnc aces 70 b. ecsed a. Two O'clock
- tint II. citizens may Ysrc.gate The following rs lie
PEoGn.gN1.
The procession viii te iol,lsd and IN the following
orae.:-
uaeT
Luther 5. Trio bridge AID Icbn Newherry, Aarshss.
detachment q Sa pc.Toi. BassArs.
letrei, City band.
Escort o. EoEoT-Ssventeent imeE Hcn Sslnfsniry
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IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

Prqpared " Cornelius l.. C4ccseman, W. D.,
NeW York CEg.
The combination OF ingredients these Pills are the re
suit of long and extensive practice They are mild in
their operation, and certain ofcCrrecng all irregularities
unh transformations. removing all ob4tructions whether
from cold ar otherwise headache pain the side papi-
tann ct the heart disturbed sleep which ARISES
Of mature,
TO MARRIED LADIES:
pr. Cheeseman's Pills are Invaluable as they will bring
en- he monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
been disappointed in the of other P.. can place the
utmos. confidence in Dr Checseman, PHI doing ali that
they arc represented TO do.
TICEt
They should not hr us, i1ria Pregnancy as mlsclr
rage would certainly result thcrefrlm
Warranted purely vegetable, and frnc from anything
injurious to life health Explicit directions which
should he read accompany each box. Price Il seut by
mail on enclosing 81 10 the General Agent sod by tho
Druggists in every town in the United For sale
by C. q. Peck, Ellsworth, Me.
X Il. HUTCHINGs.
General agent for he Untc6 STATES.
lj5 CHAMBERS SrREET. y. Y.
r. whom all Who'll sais orde should be addressed 10
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A Friend in need. Try it.

DR.. Sweets Infallibie Liniment Is i' ' IT,
from reseipt u Dr. stephen Meet oil S""htet' "a,
the last twenty years With the ost astonishing ~
A. an external remedy 1t is without rival aad WIN he
vate pain more spe.iy than any other preparation fof
ali Rh.muac and Nervous Disorders u ID truly inaHih',
and .s curative Sores Wounds, spraihs, bru''eSNe
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Of remark able cures performed By II within Inc "s
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Fli.warth-2lst inst, at the residence of Ctpt
Aloat' htf'''N' ~ ,''''',.'1'
Of 'aP'' 1",rPA HA.,,'',, =, - ID n
baaset -Ve'' ~ "a, ~ '''"'' ''''''
"h'''P''' 80 o0 -, uorr;ii ..ed -
yeals and months.
18th inst Mr. Samuel Fletcher ct the firm
Of Jones & Fletcher Of typhoid fever, aged .
years.
-''lh ,'', =, .,aars
'svv''.sl,..s,'., -, 9-,b Amelia EVELYN. dau,h-
Itfi, -'',', a.,., ge.r.
Ter oil Lnoe" H va t'A'''''' g %
months ana ~ VA Jay caoo r rbur.,op late Of
,1.,.,lL ''' ,.o'l a. ye,r. ana /, months.
ecu 80 ba ,rov IIa.ia pbiadelphta. oct lat.
AZ 'p1 I'm, H,'"y 0..aod 81 the Din Maine Reg
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A Medical Fact.

~ When sns.sing under Affections arm,
Who was IL sought to give alarm,
That they, Who heed. receive no harm
TWAS HsKRicx.
~ HI. plll. arc mild you need not fear,
From f,ul disease your system clear
why viii you saler from year 10 ear
,r NV strengthening Plasters will ease yoh' paul.
me price /. AZ small you can't complain
fTis The millions sold that gives the gam
~ To lIEKKVk.
~ lie >, A friend to all the rch-the poor,
nj. me,ijc4 mes are sent to your very door,
All -hrn they are gone IN send you more
NM ' " sAYs HERncE.
usrriek,. PHI. and pias.ers stare son'nuh's'oS -
h.,, s,nA -rt,ll cars. Sod by all de siers' "a
see advertisement.
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breeding at Lungs, special disease. aud spec
al treatment The cases and results Of Hanncwes To
I" ihofgHe 10 not quite admit Of actual accounts Of
cures but this much is sure and should meet with use
aun appreciation by an who have this uncertain tenure
oil LIE The entire compound is perfectly consistent with
cure IA al Gases Of bleeding, which has been fully tested
on cuts aud bruises outwardy Bang PERFECTLY aianed
u the lungs with the folu and healing property Of the
tannas. we CA hardly expressions strong enough
!" meet our c"nadtnee in IT, urge trial let be
takeC in confidence by ALL See advertisement and cal,
for pamphlets. lu,3y
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Special Notices.
Hancock Baptist Association.

Those Churches that have not made arrange
mani. far the delivery Of their Minutes, can hase
them by sending to the Office Of the EH,eo't4
Arnieaa. or any order that they may make Il
the Clerk shall be immediately attended a.
n NJ. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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called the Christians. o may this providence be
blessed to the two which survive their father
with his only brother and sisters. His afflicted
widow feels the loss and yet INDUCES the blessed
hope of his being with Jesus, where ali teaFs will
be wiped away.
" Dearest father thou hast left us,
And thv loss we greatly feel;
Yet once more We hope to greet thee,
Which shall all our sorrows heal"
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- r. .%tnIA rnultitudes of men. IL
= ~ a. Z ! either produces or is
MgAS produced by an en-
ri "a, -.sv-s>S " tceblcd, vitiatcd state
G: !: !: /: :: :. 6: 8: !;
+ ri eeSES.s = of the blood wherein
4 H. that fluid becomes in
oh E@5k 4s{sait ha. competent TO sustain
" astl.-N 6MkSSsSss75T rthc vital forces in their
- - II vigorous action, and
u2---A>z-S-<a-->SS.e 7Ilcavcs the system 10
<, $780, - - fall into disorder and
decay. The scrufulouS contamination is va
riously caused by mcrCHrlal disease, low
living, disordcrcd digestion from unhealthy
food, impure air, filth and filthy habits,
the depressing vices, and, above all, by
the vcnercal infection. Whatever be its
origin, il is hereditary in tho constitution,
descending "trom parents to children unto
the third and fourth generation; " indeed, it
seems to he the rod Of Him who says, Il will
visit the impurities Of the fathers upon their
children" The diseases it originates take
various names according to the organs it
attacks. In the lungs, Scrofula produces
tuberclcs, and finally Consumption; in the
glands, swcllings which suppurate and be-
come ulcorOus sores; in the stomach and
bowels arrangements which produce indi-
grstion, dyspepsia, and liver complaints; on
the skin, eruptiyc and cutancous affections.
These, all having the same origin, require the
same remedy, viz, puritication and invigora-
ton of the blood. Purify the blood, and
these dangerous tlistcmpcrs leave You. With
feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you cannot
have health with that life of the flesh"
healthy, you cannot have scrofulous disease.
Ayers sarsaparilla
is compounded from the most cffcctual anti
dotes that medical science has discovered for
tins affecting distcnper, and for the cure of
the disorders it entails. That it is far supc-
rior to any other remedy yet devised, is
known by all who have given it trial. That
it does combine virtues truly extraordinary
in their effect upon this class of complaints,
is indisputably proven by the great multitude
of publicly known and remarkable cures it
has made of the following diseases Kings
Evil, or Glandular Swellings, Tumors,
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches and Sores,
Erysipelas, Rose or st. Anthony's Fire,
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from
tu5erculous deposits in the lungs, White
Swellings, Debility, Dropsy Neuralgia,
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Syphilis and
! Syphilitic Infections, Mercurial Diseases,
/ Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series Of complaints that arise from impurity
Of the blood. Minute reports of individual
cases may be found in AYERS AMERIcAS
ALMANAC, which is furnished to the druggists
for gratnitous distribution. wherein may be
learned the directions for Its use, and some
OF the remarkable cures winch 1t has made
when all other remedies had failed TO atord
relief Those cases are purposeiy taken
from all sections OF the country IN oraer
that every reader may have access to some
one who can speak 10 him OF lis benefits from
personal experience. Scrotula depre>ses the
vital energies, and thus leaves its victims far
more subject to disease ana It's iatai results
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MrunrtSpt.--A superior bark If 400 tons
called tie g { L Rosuloud, was launched from
the yard Of L Dyer. at M,lIbri;". the s'h
last. She il owned by Missrs. Owens 4 Carnegie.
Capt : L Pickett, who wni cvnuaal her, and
others.
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WaI. Claims,
Pensions, Arrears Of Pay, 500 Bounty

\ VI all e5a.'a' for Military S'rri."s in ,h3
1 present Mar, and Land Warrants secured
and purchased ior sryit.s in former WIS
J. :, IyNUQN.
Office at y. H. p5wess' store.
IN 0r,aud, Me.
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TIE peculiar taint or
infection which we
call ScRoFrLA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudcs of men. IL
either produces or is
produced by an en-
tceblcd, Initiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
! competent to sustain
fthc vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system 10
fall into disorder and
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\. B.-Tho subscriber Will continue the bust
aezs Il Caffi4;a aud ~ljE, Making, &c, th,
Old stand Hewitt b" tappy . aa=vrr all Ordcr:
Of old customers or new.
81 A. j. REMISSION.
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and $50 Pm. and due at 9l5 a. m and 700
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