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not do to say our men we're exhausted. If the
vanquishsd and despirited army had strength
enough to gather up its fragments and retreat,
the victorious army must have had strength
enough to follow. And there were twenty
thousand Of our troops on the field, that We'd
nesday evening, who had.not fred q gun. and
who we're % fresh and vigorous q troopa ever
marched out on parade. If Pleasanton,s two
or three regiments Of cavalry could "driye y
that retreating army, what might not Fitz John
Porter's fresh divisions have done But. slas
"he never embraces his opportunities" said our
Urole Abraham.
One word more. There is no more dangerous
enemy to the Republic than that man who now
for any purpose, or without purpose-again
raises the parrot-like cry, that we have at last
broken the backbone of the rebellion" saw
that in the headlines Of an editorial in New
York paper but the other day. Il is even more
foolish than it is false and moro dangerous and
devilish than foolish. Let no weary patriot bs
deceived. We, indeed, took no steps backward
at Antiesam Greek, but We took very few for
ward. This is no nme to be slsckening our
energies-lsaning back with folded arms, and
saying that !" the great battles Of the war are
over, what remains In diminishing, and ad-
justing the terms on which the rebels shall sub.
nit! five listen to such siren strains, there
is just one end ahead Of us-National destruc-
ton. s Agate.
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could net ascertain. An orderly told me be |
saw twenty -seven of them gathered in one place |
for burial EF
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Destructive Fire In the Oriental Flourina
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At six o'clock this morning q fire broke out
in the cupola of the Oriental Mills, on West
Madison street, just across the river, which, be-
fore it was subdued, damaged the mill and its
contents to the extent of between ten and twelve
thousand dollars. The mill, owing to press of
work, had been running night and day for some
time, and it is believed that the FIRE was occa.
stoned by friction 10 some of the machinery
bearing in tie cupols. Certain it is, that the
fire first broke out there, and no FIRE has been
used in that vicinity.
The Oriental Mills were commenced q year
ago and put in operation in November last, by
G. E. Olmstead l. Co. The building was of brick,
four stories high, and surmounted with frame
cupo.a for elevating purposes. The walls were
put up in the strongest manner, as is evidenced
by the fact that the fire has not injured them
a particle, and the machinery and equipments
were of SO complete q character as to rank the
mill second to none west of Buffalo. The entire
cost was $4,000. -.-...E...
The wooden cupola, where the fire first ap.
peared, was entirely destroyed. The flames de-
scended from thence to the fourth and third sto-
ries, destroying machinery and everything. Be-
low, no damage was done except by water
The loss will not, under the most unfavorable
circumstances, exceed $4,000. Fully insured
in five different companies.
The mill will be forthwith put in running or.
der, and will, as heretofore, stand at the head of
Touring mills in the entire West
Robert Hunt, fireman, belonging to steamer
No. 8. was badly injured ,bysa brick which fell
upon his head. He was taken to q drug store.
where physician dressed his wounds and charg-
ed him two dollars therefor. VA. -. :
Complaint is made that the engines we're very
tardy in making their appearance. 1t is said,
even, that the fire had been raging twenty min.
utes before the bell WAS sounded. If that is the
case, two floors of that mill were needessly and
cuIpably sacrificed. When the new bell arrives
and gets into position, the public will expect
none of these blunders (-Chicago Journal 9th.
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The Iowa Wounded &C Iuka.
The Chicago Tribune of Saturday Last conta

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The Chicago Tribune Of Saturday last contains
list of the wounded In hospital at Iuka. We
insert below,-much the greater portion.-the
lanes Of those from Iowa: sf .a'aa
3; ! Ritter liter, company A, 81, in head;
y Watson. =, % cavalry, foot and thigh
NJ On, g, 9Th, hip. 80
NC Hank, A, oth. hin
y ~ o Renehart Z. 9Th, severely 10 sac
John Renehart, <, /" Ia
n. Barnes, F, 18th, lungs
CB Harris, A, 9Th, shoulders
G Heinsley, 81 &c &, 90
20 n Hummel, B, 9Th e 74ts
Vansta, B, 6th
A Sail, z, 9Th, leg
r A Farnll, A, 6th a'.i. 'o7s2 4. ~
J Borden, B. 5th - :, 3gs'
8 Mills, D, 9Th. .ssas. a., 50 ~.
q A Willis, A, 18th, severely
J Webb, A, 9Th
\ F Regale, A, Sd, shoulder s.a -
J T Jackson, @, 18th, foot s'q'
2 D Miner, r, 9Th, foot
W = Bush, D, 5th, severely
2 Hood. D, 18th, slightly
VI Brandon, Z, 9Th, severely
Culburtson, 4, 18th, severely
Roberta, G, 9Th, leg smputated n a
J Hesley, Z, 9Th go. a.ess.,.
+ 6 Tubbs, A 9Th
J n Louderback, B,::5th
J P Banks, B, 5th ''9. ss9et
+ J AcCrosky, B, 9Th 81 II eoi5 /
r Broner, D, 18th .e,,-o,.s, "a
| p Shoulton, 3, 9Th -.
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LIrERATURE.

TIRE CRfsTS-A JOURNAL FOR THE TIMEs.--IT rs
Intended by an association OF geaenen OF THIS city 10
paper Ia large octave good paper and clear type with
ihe title It's object Is to discuss rutuy impair.
tally and feaIessy the great political and military topics
Of toe day without any other motive tan 70 sstain the
cause Of he country ~ wiz pe conducted W men Of te
be directed tie shae al abuses which
deed public ccnsrfc TO obtain u.me late change 10
the construction OF tue present Cabinet by substitution OF
good and great men without regard y party and TO
hc honest President to the lnrgues by which
he is ltd into increasing dcucs, The attempt viii
be maae bring forward the real talent Of the country
nl1pOsiions now occupied by chalaians aud fools aud
the highest nobles and wisest views OF public
aags NDting Is promised this prospectus which
shalt no. br triormed conmunics,lphs fro friends and
alQatreers nay Tor the present b. ia ted 10 Editor.
IN Chief" CIsS, New York Pos, jnice Further busl.
ness a. q cuars viii b. advertised IN Few days.
Nav roaS September is, 1862.
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Michaelis, Adjt. tbth N Ygv
Mallory Major VIM III, I'd
cavalry, NYsv
Mcpougail Charles, Surgeon,
USA
Mumly J ii, Quartermaster,
18th regiment, N YSy
Meacham Cot Geo A
Maxim Saml, Ilsth reg, NYSV
Mallory MAJOR VIM II, 9Th
cavalry, N Y SV
McGown Lieut. q, 7th Inf
Mclean Chas, Drum Ma Jos,
Oath regiment
Morrison Chas II. Sherman's
division, Sd reg, n II Y
McIldowney Lieut. y y, NYM
Pokoring Capt, lth N Y cav
R0barts Lieut. Thos j., 0th
regiment N YSv -
Riedenger 1t A, 65th NYSV
Stearns Major NJ A, U 3 a
Sherman Major w W. ray
master. u SA
Thourot Lieut. Col, 6bth regN
ment N YSv
Walker George, care OF oincer
commanding l03d regiment
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POST OFFuCE NOTICES.

rDOsT OFFICE NOT1CE-THE MAILS FOR GREAT
Britain aud the Continent, vita SOUTHAMPTON and
town steamer City Of New York viii close at this oce
Saturday, the 18th day OF September at l O'Clock M
aad ut the uptown stations follows vil-SatiOns
and b. As A. NJ; stations and D. $40 A. M station f.
- O6 A. M, stations Fand q, o'clock A. VI.
ABRAM wAKEMAN Postmaster.
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Army r,st.

s,o,,an hsSSS SsnfT fsas tsnrv Lsy,ss Charles Isl rs
Butts Chas A, TO n III Lewis Lieut. Charles Col
Burch Albert care OF CaElN prisSncts re .f'rcnt
rond, TO, 81 u Y cavahy Mflnah l., 81 lnfanlrv
Cooley Lieut. James q Aplls Lieut. George II 1GsS
Comsng Col \ ID, william H NNey -
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miscellaneous.
American Sewing Machine Manufactures OF Pocket Rub
Co Broadway .ber Inks, under Goodyear
Agent Of the LAue Falls Patent
Flannel Mandatory Marion West S4th 81
County Station g. r 0fcc Tor Trans Line Broadway
Christian World The Rhenfx Skirt Co
Dsciple Tho Sheet Metal screw Co
Editor of the American Omitted States Skirt Co
Eermer and Mechanic u s Steam Carpet Cleaning
French Teacher, advertising Company, West 2tth 81
fora. station ID, 9th 81 winsOw's Express Co
L. Washington st No "a West 35ih 81
New FORK Csniury No 81 Mercer st
Music, Staten ID, 9th st lS6 Fulton u
Mix Manufacturing Co ...,
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enENCH ADvERTIsEmeNTs.

FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
nN DEDANpE-uNE BONNIE D'ENFANTs oUI SALT
~, re.. Els 42 lslel an peut iansais s'aaresser
AZ loa Wezt .}Hs fae .tlfs ess AssIss y.
nm DEMANDE-cNE BONNIE pRANc AIsE POUR sol.
" sner aena pe'4 enians Ct pouT aiier asslnstgn
TINE DAME fRANCAIsE, PARLANr ASGLAfs. DE.
~ sire piAcer Jams unc famic n Hafane comme
eonyernspIe, saSussssr ~ Nc. aWssl gh 81.
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EXCURSIONS.


.-xcURsIoS TO THE
III GREAT EASTERN. RaNt
The new steamboat ~ .tF..
Captain William y Reynolds W Lave Fulton Msrhss s1R
O'clock A. NJ, - sail around the steamer and return
Fare for NE
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killed. u.s. by direction Of the President stricken
from the rolls OF the army.
APPLICATIONS FOR PENSIONS.
There have been fled the Pension Bureau under the
act OF July H. 1862 about two thousand two hundred
pcaons OF nvads for pensions growing out Of services
In the current
DIsLOYAL DRUGGIST ASSIGNED POSITION IN THE
OLD CAPITOL
Thursday morning Captain Lansing OF the Georgetown
Provost Guard arrested Or. John 2. Stone druggist
the charge Of being disloya and concerned with
aiding the rebels. He taken before the Provost Mar
shal and sent TO the Old Capitol
A SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION AMONG THE
WASHINGTON NAVY YARD woRKMEN.
The plumbers in the Navy Yard have formed thsm-
selves into relief association for the benefit Of the fami
lies soldiers who enlist from the District, and have
agreed set apart much Of their pay each month for
that purpose.
THE sPECULATING PAYMASTERS TO BH furnished.
The War and Treasury Departments are determined to
ferret out and punish the who have soldl
specie furnished them for the purpose giving sma
change to soldiers and have used funds In
speculatng in cotton and other articles.
AFFAIRS IN GEN. CAsEY's DEPARTlENT.
Brgader Generals John Cook and A. A. Humphreys are
ordered to report for duty to Gen. Casey in this city.
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Morgan. The telegraph lines WIN be reconstructed st
once, and station established within three miles OF
Gaatin, at Camp Creek, where the last fght occurred
There has been train from Louisville for two or
three days Postmaster Lindsey will send mail North
Tomorrow by way OF Clarksvilie. A messenger will
also be sent by Adams Express Company
report that Morgan had burned the bridge ovor Green
river obtained circulation this morning. but it requires
confirmation. great many vague rumors are aioat.
Among Others there that Morgan has declared no
will drink his whskey In Nashville within ten days."
pleasant banquet given at Bassets Cafe Toroni
last evening complimentary to Lieut.. Wharton Of the
Nineteenth Illinois regiment the occasion Of his retr
ing from the post OF Ordnance Officer position he has
satisfactorily filled for time past The Mayor of the
city presided and speeches were made by his Honor,
Col. Browning the Governors Private Secretary; MIR
Lindsey, Of the Governors sta, Major Harding
manding the Nineteenth Illinois, and others. II
handsome compliment TO worthy officer and gentleman
COL Boone, who was in command at Gallatin and who
surrendered 10 and paroled by Morgan took wagon
and proceeded TO Kentucky Immediately after the affair
He had been expecting raid for some time and rein
forcements wore asked for number OF the most pro
mnent Union citizens have also appealed to the author
ties for better protection. assuring them that dash
would certainly be made into the town at almost any
ment The country all around there requires better pro-
tection for guerilla bands inest the region, and
continually committing depredations upon unofendng
citizens.
Morgan confined his depredations while in Gallatn TO
the destruction OF the railroad bridge, the buildings
the fair grounds and train Of freight All the
prominent Union arrested, but subsequently,
released unconditionally.
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Our Nashville correspondence.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. August Ia. IL,


Colonel Miller Has Anottr Brush ,uth ~ Eaen,y near
Gduotin--Moremens of the GueyiilGs-lae Whereabouts
Of Moysan-Coisael Boone, de-, DC
Since closing letter Of yesterday have learned that
while Colonel Miller, with his force, making prepara
tons TO return TO this city from Gallatn about six
o'clock last evening, he attacked by gueras TO the
number OF about hundred. They were concealed be-
hind trees bushes and in cornelds The attack was sud
den and unexpected and from several quarters
Colonel Miller Immediately placed his force in position
planting hii artillery emnenco, whence the guer
las shcllcd with iine effect. A number were seen
TO fall. portion OF infantry then deployed as
skrmshers and after lew brisk volleys with the aid or
the artillery the enemy were forced fall back in every
direction. taking refuge behind haysacks others in
barns and wherever shelter could be found The firing
was kept up whenever a rebel head was seen barn
in which number OF rebels had taken refuge was fired
by Shells and the occupants compelled hasty
retreat leaving their Killed 10 be consumed in the
flames. Tie fglft lasted about hour when the enemy
were dispersed. The onomys loss coulu have been
less forty killed and wounded The Unicnss lost
killed, private In Company g, sixty ninth Ohio
Colonel Mers forces consisted OF the Sixtvunth ohio
Colonel Cassley part OF tho Eleventh Michigan Colonel
Stoughton, aud four pieces Of BIsh's indiana battery
Colonel Miller supposing II to be the cnuuy's intention
TO keep him engaged, while large force 10 get be-
tween his troops Nashville. and destroy bridges thus
cutting OIL his communication with the city, concluded
return. reach hing here abou eleven O'Clock last right.
The Union troops behaved in the gallant manner
crcditabe alike to their courage and discipline Tho
terry was served with great skill and effectiveness.
gang OF men, with a force Ot some two hundred
troops leave here 10 day FOR the purpose OF repairing
the bridges DESTROYED 10 this the latest raid Of John
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bilious complain. constitutional tonic pure and whos-
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article comes and more into general
claimed when hrst introduced Recen; experiences
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and when utter prosra;ion must otherwise NolinS
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TSsse are facts established Ss so,roSor.,s .smony
hundred: of yoysgsrs some q whom state tina: they had
this powerful stsmachc To lady voyasers who generally
remedy OF priceless value From time mmemoriai the
medical faculty ss,s sesn ascrng e s, g
,nccecdsd Here the preventive they have sought ene
the World which is absolutely free from quass
aged the feeble all who suffering either
natu al premature decay OF the physt al powers HOS
heahfu reaction In the system and prolonging life All tho
ordinary fumes of alcohol cxc" the and
exataton the animal suiitS, whch followed
by spending depression Rut this neucaed In
vigorant, when In accordance with the directions.
spurs brna into unnatural activity but the
contrary caims clears sedatve inu.
the shattered AT THIS OF the year,
hen the have thousands half
their natural stamina HOSTErTER'S STOMACH hit
TIERS may be termed household necessary Exhausted
renewing preparation will be ds
fence II wi II recall the lost appetite and bring thu whole
vital machinery into the best possible condition 10 rrssd
den fluctuations Of temperature and al unhealthy
Travelling, whether by land water always .svolves
changes of Diet &c, which deeterous 10 of
feeber constitutions For who their homes seArch
Of health injuriosy aaeccd BY these aud
completely broken down than when they started,
Yet the mischief referred to In all be prevented by
judicious use Of HOSTETTERS BITTERs. They rein
dciay upon the liver thus supenducing more vigorous
habit of body, and putting the system in c0ndonto
possible Oenedt from the of travel
ling change Of air. Under the operation OF this
matchless tonic the stomach and bowels 10 adapt
themselves 70 speak to all varieties Of food ana
temperature, aud therefore travellers and voysgers
be exempt from sick headache diarrhea,
dyscnery co and bilious disorders should always be
vded with sufficient supply when they leave home
HosTETTER BITrER5 are exported in vast Quantities
dies. Canada California and Australia the demand
them both the United States and In forgn countries
continually Increasing The cause of their nnboundet
larty be summed In words They the oay
BITTERS In exsence manufactured from the purincd 81
scnee Of aud medcated with combination of ye
table specific which operate and with gene
raj effect on the digestive orns the liver and the nervous
system.
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uAsHEESH CANDY-CoNFECrrONIzED sT1MU-
IL hnt Mental and Physical rnvgorstor Nervousness
weakness Melancholy, Ac. Valuable for soldiers smu-
liant and aleviaor Of rain 25c Soc and y boz postage
&C. extra. GunJah Wallah Company. 40 broadway
CILK HANDKERCHrEFs.-A LARGE STOCK WILL
~ be closed out cheap TO wind up the business, ~
BAILEY a SOUTHARD, ~ PARK place
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INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTHWEST

>Rebel Reports OF the Blowing UP OF tho
Union Ram Sumter-OccupAtion OF
Hopkinsville, KY. by the Rcbels-Ter-
rible Steamboat Disaster the Mis-
sissippi, &C., sc.
CAIRO, August "a, 1862.
The Jackson Mssissippi0n says that the federal ram
Sumter grounded opposite Bayou Sara and the rebel
thorss demanded her surrender the crew and her
stores were put board transports and the Sumter
blown mp.
Orders have been issued forbddng the travel OF civil
lians over the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
despatch from Smithland, Ky, says that Hopkins
vile, KY, was taken Friday by the rebel Johnson,
who, with four hundred men, was moving Smthland.
CINCINNATI, August a. 1852.
There 10 entirely too much importance attached to the
rebel raids In Tennessee and Kentucky The statements
of the strength the rebel forces 10 believed 70 be much
exaggerated
Little crcdence should be awarded to the rebel de-
spatches as It Is known that they prepared with
the view Of having them fall into our hands.
CArRo, August -, 1852.
The steamer Acacia, ran on snag sixty miles below
Memphis, At O'Clock Thursday morning, and sunk in
fow minutes. she had hundred fty passengers,
six Of whom ladies' She had also cargo Of seventy
Hve tons Of suffers goods
In i've minutes after sinking she cspsizsd, and the
upper deck doated Oh.
Many Of the passengers who cung 10 IL saveA but
fully half were In berths asleep and were lost.
Most Of the passengers soldiers returning rcg
msnts.
number OF the survivors have arrived at Helena Not
less than sevenyhve eighty persons perished. The
captain and most Of the saved The list Of the
lost haa moi been received
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Gouraud's Poudrc subtitle Uproots Hair
from low foreheads upper lips or part Of the body
warranted. 453 Broadway.
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br1s adler General Michael Corcoran.-
ls distinguished military patriot has honred with
hrstsung or series of Imperial and Carte DO vse Pho
tog aphs The Committee Of Aldermen and CoGneilmea
hhg the reception have likewise
WAN sitting for large Imperial Dholograph in which
GsneiM Corcoran Ia nluded Cartes de yise Iape
RAJ rhotographA o. the above for sale BY CHARLES d.
FHEDkICkS CO., 567 broadway.
Eight Cartes de Visite for SI-Eau al 20
he best made. BALCHS. 233 Greenwich ST. cor Barclay
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Bachelors Hair Dye--the Best I'm the
world harmless and reliable Sold BY drug
ss perfumers everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prescrvative
and Wig depot, Wholesale and RETAIL No. Astor House
The Dye IL applied by experienced artists
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Clirchugh's Illusivc wig FITS Perfect
y partings unsainsble turning up behind; workman
ship uncqualled; made only at go broadway.
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Hin's Hair Dye, so Cents.-Black or
Brownbest in Depot No. Barclay street, and sold
by all druggists.
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The DTaft.-General Bayasd will Pay
Bounty OF bowl Of Turtle Soup for recruit
previous the draft at BRITAIN SCoTTS IL Park
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MARRIED.
JAHsKN-ARAoURs-On Tuesday August 6, by the Rev
James Mlett mis- residence, in this city Mr. BEsJA
JANSEN, Of Brooklyn, H. d., TO Miss IIzzE S. ARMOUR
C0nnecticut
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OmefaA Drawings OF Murray, Eddy d
90. . Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA Glass J09-August q, lisa.
IL, 46, 26, 65, 20, 90, 81 1, IL, "a, "a, IL, ~.
kEErucKr, Class lc0-August -, lsG2
8, /, 73, 81, 63, 20, 40, %, GO, ., 16, As, AZ.
Circulars sent free or charge By addressing either TO
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
C0Xington. kY..
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Beautiful Com plex exfon-Phalon's sSnow
White Cream when applied to the face neck and arms
like the work of magic; makes the skin
smooth, and the falrest complexion transparcntly white
Sold BY all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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Prizes Cashed In all Legalixed Lotte-
res. Information given. JOSEPH RATES, Broker,
II Wall street, room No. 1, New York,
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Exchange or Prisoners.
INDIANAPOLIS, August "a, 1881.
About three thousand rebel prisoners left Camp Norton
yesterday and to-day for Cairo, TO be exchanged. Be-
tween four and ave hundred Tennessseans took the oath
Of allegiance. These were released and sent home
The New York herald., 1862-08-25

Trusses.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vesey opposite the church. No connection
with any other truss olce u Female attendant
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Beautiful Comp1cxfon.-Lafrh's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has no equal for preserving and
this delightful article will have other Sold by all drug
gists and at A3o Broadway
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Goura ud's P0udrc Subtitle Uproots Hair
low foreheads, upper lips any part Of the body
warranted l53 Broadway.
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Sailing or the New Ironsides.
PHILADELPHIA, August n, 1862
The iron clad frigate New Ironsdss went to sea on
Saturday morning.
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Prof. Il. Mfllcr's Hair Dye. 5Oc.. Black
and Brown The best. Try II. Sold by Druggists Depot
~ Tlave
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very of Scrciua. obstinate Eruption OF the SKIN
aud old Ucsrs No. nvsiop sree, New YORK city since
kAh
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Ill., 80 famous curing Asthma Caarrb and Heart
~ his Office 72 Broadway, from to Consultation free