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G0IOrtrster 9aiIp SPY.


worcester Post Ohice-Winter Arrangement.
Mails Close as follows;
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp.
hire Worcester Nashua Railroad at SEQ a. H. and
are due at 100 D.
Fitchhurg Lancaster Leominster West Boylston, Oak
dale Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua n. H., ST 600 a. m
and $50 p. and due at sis and 100 p m
Princeton and East Princeton at $3.50 p m and Is Que al
9.l5 a.
City OF Boston, t 80 and 90 a. m 245, and s.Q9 p
and due at SIS a. M, $50 and 100 p. N.
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire, and Eastern Massa.
chusetts-aO9 a, H. and 500 p. ana are que al "
a. m, $3.50 and 100 p. m. ,
Rhode Island-tExeept towns on the worcester anu
Providence Railroad 65e in, and SdV III ana ''e
due at $40 q. M, and $50 p. IN. -, q az.
Way Mail Providence and Worcester haiiroao S'dp
sip ,e owns IN Massachusetts West woI
cester,) S.l5 a. H., and are due at P; m. 49,. , . -,
Albany western New YORK and western Siates,l STA
8 m and IS D. and are due al SSo ana lN45 ?, m
Springfield s Is and 245 p m ana are due at si
a. M 80 and 10 IS p. ~.
Hartford al Connecticut except Windham and No w
London countieslSl5 a. M and IS p. m; and are due
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Windham County, Coma. 10 90 a. NJ 4,
nd are due at SIS am.
New YORK city and Southern States $50 a. M, and at
and 10 As m.
Barre Barre Plains, Petersbam Paxton, Dana, North
Dana, ana west Rutland 945 a. NJ; and are due at wv
Holden, Rutland North Rutland, Hubbardston, Cold
brook, and Oaknan $50 p M; ana are Que at sou ~
Leicester ~ a. m and $50 m, and are due at 9'd
M6ary, and West Nilbury, $50 H., and $50 p, nj
and are due al go a. m, and 6.3e p. M
Shrewsbury. BIS p H., and is due at 500 q.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordavle, $50
m and are due at $50 p.
birmingham, South birmingham Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodvile, Westboro'. Northboro', Southboro' Corda
vile, and Grafton 2 - p. m and are due at BIS
and 500 D. and due at 9l5 a. m. and 100 D. nj.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond is closed
at this Office on Sunday at 90 O'Clock p. m.
Office hours from a. m, to 500 D. m. sundays from
1910 to IL 40 D. m j. NJ. EARLE P. NJ.
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az ASl making an appropriation for corplo,;r
noses SeiehceS OF Washington, and for other puf
BE it enacted by the Senate and H. r.
Seia'ves OF the United States of America in on
Ar, tia,viipieg, NAT the sum of one hundred and
pr6n,;atod 1oials be ard the same is hereby ap-
rtarSeui ou OF any money in the treasury unt
otSrWlse lopriatcd, for c6mpIeiinrtb Inc fo,co
d., H"siInhgton; Provided. That all arIeaIHees of
% hneady incurred for the objects of Ills oct
Ssnali NC hisi paid out OF tis sum: And nloyid, Il
iaI'her' hat 10 part of the sum hereby aIpronIia
Shall Us expended in amy work hereafter to lie
See 2. And be it further enacted. Tint ,bo ec,
see.l3n OF me act OF twentydghth September eieh
teen hundred and fifty, providing for the ois ~
from the service of minors enlisted tiont i'm se
Sent OF their parents or guardians he md t 0u,
hereby is repealed Provided That hecaiter ' ro
vtsoI unuer ihe age OF eighteen shall be musfe,oJ
INTO The United STATES service and tLa ,iiue,eleu
10 is o"keh by the recruit shall be concusive as
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted
eels VI mlla from any state or Territory shall ~
anu mo the service Of the United States w,
the limits OF s UTHulIohs confirming their service 10
ues, beyond the number Of len tbonsa"d " I'M ~,
~ ir" ~, W MSsonl and -four thourand i've hnpd,oS
lie ,'rSo VI Maryiand heretofore authorized Inv
war, TO be raised in said states - 'e''V'"Iy Oh
T. ana be II further enacted That the seco,a
seon0n Oh the act Of the tenth of Aprl eiobtnu
hundred and siX, shall be and lie snrna l. isIeeh
hlnenued as to read ms tollows Ni'D9 20
So z, And be 1t further enacted That IN ,imo %
tho TfroJ o." "S"i,et INC supreme authorities NJ
III s Gineu states, all persons who shall he ionnJ
trn;ilg " spies or acting as such in or abopt he
dUi.Ineunons encampments posts Quarters n, had
dT te, VI te armies of the United States or any
~, tIi' wllnn any part ofthc United Sates which
"S nve heCn or may be declared to be in astote "a
WHi, @ ny proclamation Of the president oftbe
Ueu STATES, shall suffer death By sentence of
general court martial - N' VI
Sec. 2; And be it further enacted, That thc INV
MI arlGe OF the first section of act oftenth April
viighteen hundred and six, chapter twenty be and
'he same Is hereby amended Us TO read as folows,
Article Filty-Fye. Whoever, belonging Ia he
hIiles OIL the United States in foreign paris or nj
WY phce within the United States, or their terrific.
res during rebellion against the supreme authority
suffer DEATH e''' '"'i'
Approved February 49, 1862
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AN ACT authorizing the secretary of the interior TO
strike from the pension rolls the names of such
persons as have taken up arms against the govern
ment, or who may have in any manner encour.
aged the rebels
BE it enacted by the senate and house of represen
tatves of the United States OF America in congress-
assembled That the secretary of the interior be and
he is hereby authorized and directed to strike from
the pension rolls the names of all such persons as
have or may hereafter take up against the gov
eminent of the United States, or who have in auy
manner encouraged the rebels or manifested sym.
pathy with their cause.
Approved, February 4. 1862
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AN ACT authorizing the detail of naval officers for

AN ACT authorizing the detail of naval officers for
the service of the war department
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatlyes OF the United States of America in Con.
gress assembled, That the president of the United
States be and he is hereby authorized to Temporal
rily detail three competent naval officers Tor the
service OF the7war department in the inspection of
rans vessels and for such other services as may
be designated by the secretary of war
Approved, February r. 1862.
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charged with the crimes of mutiny and murder. n
guard ofseyen men, and also eleven of The crew as
witnesses, fifteen thousand and seven dollars and
ninety.two cents, or SO much thereof may be just
and fair; said sum to be expended under the liIec
ton of the secretary of state.
Approved, February 4, 1862.
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AN ACT to authorize the construction of twenty

iron-clad steam gunboats.
Be IT enacted by the senate and house of repre-
sentatlYes of the United States of America in CON
gresS assembled That the secretary of the navy is
hereby authorized and empowered to cause to be
constructed, by contract or Otherwise, as he shall
deem best for the public interest, not exceeding
twenty iron-clad steam gunboats for the use of The
navy of the United States
Sec And be it further enacted, That the sum of
zen million dollars be and hereby is appropriated
out OF any money in the treasury not otherwise ap.
Approved, February 81 1892
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Approved, February 10, 1862.
tPUBLIC-No. 1871
AN ACT to authorize an additional issue

AN ACT to authorize an additional Issue of limited
States notes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and II ouse Of Repre-
sentatlves OF the United States of America in Com
gress assembled That the secretary of the treasury
in addition to the fifty millions of notes payable on
demand of denominations not less than five dol
seventeenth and August fifth eighteen hundred and
siNty-one, be and he is hereby authorized to issue
like notes, and for like purposes, the amount of
Ten millions OF dollars; and said notes shall be
deemed part Of the loan of two hundred and fifty
millions of dollars authorized by said acts
Approved, February II 1862
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OFFICIAL.
tPUBLIC-No. 1871

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
fassed at the Second Session Of the ThirtyAeventl
Congress.
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IN \ 5 p + p S A r L M ED Y &.
DR.. DARIUS HAM G cos
AROMATIC INVIGOEATING SPIRIT,

DR.. DARIUS HAM G cos
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT.
This Medicine has been by the public for six years.
with inere sing favor. 1t is recommended TO cure
Wind in the stomach, or Pains in the Towels
ica ache ,Drowsii ess, Kidney COMPLAINTS,
Low Spirits, Deliriun lremens, Intern
perauce
II sTIM LArEs, ExHmiHATEs, INviGoGArEs, But WILL
not lATONlCATE OR STUpEFY.
AS medicine, il gniek ana eiieetua curing the most
all other arrangements OF the stomach and Bow els in
II wiilstaniIy rcvi the most melancholy and droop.
ing spirits, and rest the weak nervous, and sckly, to
hcoth strength and yilOr.
Persons wh', from the njudcious Of liquors have
become detected. aud their nervous system shattered,
constitution broken down, and subject that horrible
mmedaiey tccl the happ' ana healthy myigoratng
caey Of Dr. llanl's ln'goraiing spirit
WHAT III WILL DO.
posE,-onc wine glass full as often as necessary.
One dose will cure HEARTBURN.
Three doses Will cure Indigestion
one dose VIII give YOU Good Appetite.
one dose VIII stop the distressing pains Of Dyspepsia
elects o. Wind or tatulece, aud as soon he stomach
receives the Norag spirit, the distressing load and
one dose WI remove the most distressing pains Of
Cole either In the stomach or bowels
Persons who are seriously dnllcied with any Kidney
complaints, assured speedy relief by dose two,
and radical cure by the use ozone or two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who. from dssipatng over night and
feel the evil effects OF poisonous liquors. IN violent head
aches, sickness at stomach, weakness gtddness will
hnd one dose will remove all bad feelings.
Ladies' 81 weak aud siekly constitutions, should take the
strong healthy, and happy, remove all distractions and
irregularities from the menstrual organs and restore the
bloom OF health and beauty TO the carewoM facc.
During pregnancy IL will be found Invaluable medi-
eide 10 remove dsaRrecabe sensations at the stomach
All the proprietor asks trial, and to induce this he
mas put up the lnvigoratng Spirit IN pint bottles, at 5Oc
quart, 81.
General lepot, Is Water street, New York
. For sale in Worcester by Bush a Co, James Green
NJ. b. Green & Co, Geo. r. Harlow; Gay q Goodoll Mill,
bury, and Druggists generally. dom did
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Nol'@n Worcester by Druggists generally d&wly
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD USE
SpEER'S SAMRUCE WINE,
celebrated for its medicinal beneficial qualities as
genuine Stmul5nt Tonic, DiUretc and SudOTifc, highly
esteemed by eminent physicians, and OF the first
families of Europe and America.
AS \ DIURETIC
it impar:, healthy action to the Glands and Kidney
and Urinary Organs, very beneficial in Dropsy, Gou
Eruptions and Rheumatic affections
As A SUDORIFIC
it opens the pores and eXpes all impurities by nsens
BILE perspiratiOn, thereby driving Oft Eruptons and
cleansing the suface giving tone and vpor to the whole
system, and BLOOMING SOFT, and HEALTHY condition
to the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
SPEEEs'S WINE
is mixture or manufactured article, but is pure
from the juice of the Portugal Elder cultivated in the
United states, recommended by Chemists and Physi-
clans possessing medicinal properties superior to
and debilitatet persons and the aged and inhrm, i'm
proving the appetite and benetng ladies and children
A LADIES' WINE,
because it will not iEtoSiCate other wines, ii
tans no mixtures of spirits other liquors. and is
mred o lis rich peculiar flavor and nuitlve proper
and blooming, soft and healthy skin and mpleXion.
ALFRED sPEER, Passaic, Nd,
is over the cork OF each bottle.
MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS VINE.
A. SPEER, Proprietor.
- VINEYARD at Passaic. y. j. OFFICE POS Broadway
New York.
For sale by GEO. r. SPUR, Agent for Worcester
lel3 deodlY
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CURTAINS, CURTAIN FIXTURES,
Gas Fixtures.
8-All Housekeepers should call
ALBERT s.. EROWE.
a0S dit
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8-All Housekeepers should call
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
AZ OF THE COUNTY OF WORCESTER, from Dec

ALBERT $. BROWN.
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II. HI. RICHMOND

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY is offered
IN for person with small capital in safe cash bust
ness well established. Apply at HAYEN'S, No. 8 nar-
rington Corner. TuTh&St is
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Eg.:s7s5s.ss5!7 WESTERN RAILROAD

e Ss=5.szsz=s.:s=S WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.-M
- <z-@DAY, Nov. IS, lS6-New York, Albany
Troy, Hudson, and the West.
Leave worcester for Albany, Troy, hudson, and the
West, accommodation at 900 m. and 3.35 D. m.
For New York and Albany, (exp) 955 a. m, 325 IA
New York Mail train 10 p m
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50eOftints

was substituted in place the old one abandoned on
account of limitations
There are st many persons making con-plaints that
they have been imposed upon by unscTunnins rersns
selling Pain Curers similar to the P
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respectable appearance REPRESENTING them to he The
same ~ uiaeta.ed 10y IL. X. FIAGG Al such rep
, 1862-08-29
THE INDIAN WAR;:
Further Reports from New Ulnl---
Losses In the Late Battle.
The Alarm Spreading to
the Iowa Border,

ST. PkEL, August os.-Ten whites were
kll1ed and hfty-0ne wounded at the New UIm
fight on Saturday. The Indians fought arayely
and recIlessly, and their loss vas consider
able.
On Saturday, our small force, und=r Majo1
Flard1eau, fearing they could notE:and another
attack, Withdrew to Mankato. 1eaviug the
town to the mercy Of the Ln6ians It IS re-
ported there were between 500 and 900 Iudl-
ans IN the fight:
Col: siblty's command probably reached
Fort RidEeIy Tuesday.
The adjufant general of Minnesot. has
issued an order to commanding officers to
seize all horses snd means Of TRANSFORMATION
necessary, giving receipts to owners.
Ihe massacre does not seem confined to che
locality, bat spreads over vast amount OF
territory. 1t is reported ont Of forty-dye
families all but two persons were killed at
Lake Shetek, sixty miles southwest Of New
Tin but these reports are undoubtedly ex-
aggerated. Many persons who have fed or
stcreted themselves are probably supposed to
be killed.
DEsMoNEs, August aS.-Two gentlemen
rave arrived from Fort Dodge. Tney bring
reports OF the destruction Of Springfield, On
lie State line, by Indians. Judge jenkins Of
Emmet county writes Mr. J. C. Richards Of
Fort Dodge, who is now here to procnre arms
and ammunition, that Emmet aud Dickinson
counties are in danger Settlers Of those
counties are fleeing south to Fort Dodge and
other places OF safety.
, 1862-08-29
Military Appointments in Ohio and
Indiana.

CoLrMErs, Ohio, Aug. 27.-The drifting
officers arc all appointed, and the draft viii
roll,e uf on IL. 10 Of September Th= com
ti4e Of Cusahoga, HarlAnd, Ashland, Perry,
sud 1usyar0ra, have not rctucaed tnruI-
ruents.
The organization of the 10Th {German3
regiment as Camp Cleveland was completed
to-day. TIE field officers are --co!oacl, Sara
Ihin Myer OF Canton; lic1t. colorcl, CHS.
Miller OF Cleveland: major, Geors. Anderson
OF Massillon.
Major William Wallace is promoted to lieu
-cran< coioacl Of the 15:n Cap-ai1 John NJ
Lezahan to be maio
The following officers. examined by tia late
l'oard Of surgeons. ut Camp Chase, have been
l:onorably discharged from seryice-a|l Of
Ohio regiments; Col. II. K. Bosley, 6Ed,
Guthrie GraEs; Cant. D. n. s:rlycr, 57sh
Surgeon Thos. ". McFaaden, 10Th Is: Lieut..
:. II. Wright. 1e'!; Lieut., James \. Dieks3a.
O. n. Aagason, 55.h, resigned. Dltus Col.
R.mpel, ssh, resigned; Major Disster, Ssh.
ISnANAroL1s, Aug. :,7-Iodiaaa's IN ,ta CT
the yt.:;CcD drafted men is 81, go. The excess
from the first call will be creuited on the draft
up to September 1st.
ppointuaen7s-Maior Fred Kaen+r. as
sist.snt adjutant general to Gen. Lev. y 1
lace, colonel Of the 99tia; JAMES L. CathcarE,
,Iuartsrmas:er 9?ta; Martin c. Hunter, colo.
/ mel, Henry Davis, lieutenant colonel, ald
t CHARTS u Pitrson. Mai -'r OF the SD; simlsl
| II. Turner, adjutant~ pro fE"s. of the Gsth
| Hon. y. Jol:tsoE, Qua- rrn 4stcr pr, te,l- o.
| the 9th; Ajax VI. Murphy, first assistant
| turgeou Of the 37th; Z. S. Williams, quarter
snsstrT OF the 1Outh, aud Joi1c g. Guilford
stccrd assistant surgeon OF tue s3.h-
, 1862-08-29

which was done in double quick. Il e1ecut-
ing this movement, as bad lick would have
it, my night foot became entGagled In some
young Ct car bushes, and fell down. Irose
again and tried to ezt1ieate myself, which did,
but just too late to escape the enemy, who
were but five O. SIX rods from me when I fell,
The three companies poured into them the
contents Of their mnskets, and the enemy re-
turned it. Between this double fire stood,
expecting every ball to hit me. If I had not
been exhausted, should have tried to rrc.
After they got bold Of me, thought it would
be perfectly useless. send the letter by oro
who goes home from prison. I cannot write
as mach as wish, nor such things as would
wish, and what is worse, am afraid that
shall not have another chance to write you,
tor the fate Of Gen. Pope'e officers Is consid-
cred sealed.
Give my respects to all of 3socr family, and
ask Of them, as ofal1 other friends, TO remam-
Der with kindness and charity. have IN this
war tried to do my duty, and. It the country
need 1t. We are ali ready TO swing rather than
persuade Gen. Pope to countcr1nand that
order Of his. We can die but once my way.
Write nlc. and dirtct to the regiment. Ia
the action I had separate command, three
companies) and am ignorant about the casu-
alIies III the regiment. mus. close Farewell
Yours, I. j. WIDyE1.
, 1862-08-29
Letter from One of Gen. Pores Off,
GERS III zstcl:mnuE PFls1u--EAf.
barltJ Of the Rebels.

iE1cra the Madison (ais-] Journal, 9TH
Tie following lett from Lieu. N-idYsv,
who WAS taken prisoner AZ rhs battle Of C.dir
Mountain, was rectiyed list evening By III.
x. j, Fir:seher ol this city. Il Will be reAd
with painful interest, and Is calculated 70 in
7ensiiy tho hatred with which all loyal men
rrgarG the leaders Of the present mosE wicked
and uiarolical rebellion:
RICHMOND Va, August 16, 1864
DEAR FRIEND: I am where least Of any
place. on earth would be, in Southern pris
On. The place is a most horrio1e one. Tae
and contains 146 prisoners, thirsy-s1x OF whom
are officers, intending Gen. Prince. It is dark
AID filthy hey end description. We sleep on
the damp, dirty floor, without blankets or
bedding Of any Kind Our food is bread and
fresh beef, aeithom salt. We get only half IA
tons, and are excluded from buying uythto5
ou"side. We are deprived Of water, except
what is drawn from the filthy James River,
which is as wErm as if heated oyera Ere You
have no ides how shamefnlly We are trea,ad
The balance Of the LAG are men Of all classes
generally OF the very lowest, being tean-
privy, which stinss awfnEy, as do the men
from sweat and filth. We are allowed no lib
critics, net EVEN looking outside the window.
Tie way WAS taken was this: On tue af-
ternoon OF Saturday, the 9th inst. the battle
onmerced- Col. l,uger, with six companies
AZ d the Lieut. Col and Najor moved ous as
| skirm!shtrs. leaving me with the three re,
mai, ing &C mpanies in reserve. Assoon as The
| ergseeme MT between the infantry began, Gen.
| Gordon ordert me with those companies tl
| takc place in the line between the I'd Mss.
| ard the eth Ind, which did, and then OF
dertd NE to charge 8 hill, which I did aut
took IT, but Was repulsed- again sui
held it, and then moved on upon the enemy
who fell thick and tast before us. We wer
| reLulsed twice, aud as often did rally tn
troops, until aftsr charging the third tine, Fl
we're attacked on our right flank, when
charge Of front on our part became necessary
, 1862-08-29
ARRIVAL OF Pa rolled Federal Soldiers at
EolHE8a abua-Cet0nef Rodney Mason
IEuUatiY Handled.

CoLrNBus, Ohio, Aug. 27.-Col. R ,dney
3.asou, the coward and poltroon, his reached
here With $50 Of his nien, and rep 'ort=:i -:
camp Chase as paro!ed prisoners. Taeir pa
roles are OILY for thirty days.
Col. Mason had the audaclty 10 alpear 1aSss
night il Ambos' SALOON, aud Tas i;unledia:5ly
attacked By three patriotic citizens, who would
have demolished him but for tie int arteranee
OF l'ystand rs. Since then he has wisely .p:
urdtr ro7tr for fear IT l;rchiny, 50 ex.sp3F
aled are the peopl. azainst him.
Alason's officers had sr interview With the
Governor to-day, and explliaed The at1.lr.
They claim they were without aEnmuniti m,
cE11ruchm-uts or ARTILLERY. IL council t1u
officers voted to surrender :iai foar 70 light.
Mason left it in the hard Of his osl,"rs.
Capt Good"ir's conspAny OF the j4th Ia.
::iaba, who sserc cap ured whiia on detached
duty OF the EdgetisId and Kentucky rai'roa
q few d:ys since, have bren p.rplsd hy Nor
gan ana ar now At CAM, Chase. Tee c,n,
parry WAS raised IL T-rec a1usc.
, 1862-08-29
official Report OF Gen Bluutss Cau1-
lEf2n against the Rebels In Western


LE4{EkTDRTH, AUGUST y, 1Sb2.
To Hon. E. H. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
Msj. Champion Vaughn, of Gen. Blunt 5
staff, ha5 arrived at these headquarters with
dispatches. Gen Blunt marched with 1,500
men from Fort Sent, August 17fh. and fol-
lowed the rebels as fir north as Lone Jack.
The enemy declined an engagement aud
commenced retreat. They were hotly pur-
sued by Gen. Blunt and driven in confusion
across the Qsage, with the loss OF all trans
pcrtation and equipments, besides numerous
arms, prisoners, &c. Il is considered that
the expedition saved the Missouri towns on
the western border, besides striking terror
into the hearts Of the enemy as far as the
Arkansas line. Gen. Blunt's column retnTn
to Fort Scott On the 22d, llayin. marched
u.srly SEQ miles in six days, Col. Cluud was
left to continue the pursuit. and it is not i'm
probable that the main force Of the ra5cl:
will he forced to surrender.
(signed,} JAS. II. GRAHAM, a. A. G.
, 1862-08-29

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IS The Washington
National latetligencsr Of to-dsy publishes m
account OF rebel raid on Man4s :As, ani ldis
the following dispatch, received st the com
miesary generals Office from an officer at
Alezallrla- "Capt- alus5ea's son is here
ne Gays that his fAther is either killed or q
prisoner, aud that our stores are destroyed I
have two trains, but cannot get cut as th1 road
is probably destroyed. They are ightiug ut
Manassas now. 4 great many troops are g>iag
cut to regulate matters" The foregoing dis
ralch il dated O'Clock noon yesterday.
, 1862-08-29

[NauEtUsT EHU 1eE 01e V1 111e III aEts
CoLrMErs, O., Aug. Ex-senator Guuckel
aud 4 committee from Dlyton have been
been here, endeayoring to have Villages
containing one thousand population sep
arated from their respective townships in
making the drafe Tris would be doing great
injustice to both the village and the remain-
ing portion Of the township. The goyerno:
vas unable, at this late day, to accede to the
request.
The war department has gone further thar
was originally intended, By reducing drafting
districts from counties to election precincts.
II further alterations are made, the draft mus1
be Indefinitely postponed