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QY GhEEH 4 WILLIAMS, Alclionesrs.
THE unders'gned, executors OF the last Will and
testament Of harriet Carroll, deceased, under aad
Dy virtue Of the ,wer conf, rred upon them BY the
said Ill, duly recorded In the Orphaus' Court of
the District OF Columbia, We thall sell, GU MON
DAY, the 2bth Oi August, At O'Clock p M, at
pubic sale, to the highest bidder, part Of lot mum
beI three, CiD in square nu nbe ed seven hundred
and piaeiy, (7sO,) the Ia laid down upon the
plan Of the city of Washington, and atuated on
Pebnsylvania avenue between Third and Foarth
streets east.
The lot Ia improved BY two story frame hosss
with basement, and h situated In good and thriv-
Ing neighborhooi
The terms Of sale are, one half Of the purchase
money cash, and the bAlauce, ., q, and months to
be secured by dead II trust OF the property. II
the terms are not complied with In three days, the
executors ieterve the right 10 resell The Fiik and
lo~s OF the jrfaultiug purchaser
All ounvryan,irB 10 be 1t the cost Of the pur-
ALFRED H. PARRY,
Executors.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
aug 21-3tawSdI lStAi Auctioneen
DY W. l.. WALL d CO.. AucttOaesrs.
ID GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED
Animals Will be snld at pablo auction. At the
August 25, 1853. . nunber Of
HORSES AND MULES,
COndemned ~ unit for public servo.
Terms-Cash In 9ovefnmsnt funds.
J. j. DANA,
Capt A. q. N. u. 8. 4.
W. L. WALL CO.,
au IS Star Aueti0nesrs
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Muslcr Roll Found.

The muster roll Of Captain L. Hebsr Smiths
company, l2sth regiment Pennsy lvanis volan.
tesrs. has been found, and .is now In this office.
II 1t 10 Of value, the owner will please Gall for
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Recruiln Arriving.

Since Thursdsy morning number Of recruit,
have arrived-S5 for Maine regiments, 100 fol
18th U. 8. Infantry, 81 for 25th Ohio, and CO for
q Wisconsin battery.
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DULLiON BARk.-This Bank is now doing
ID busin.ss III the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
aud -Four aud . half streets, dealing In exchange,
drafts ~, Gle, 30 also redeem3 their small bilb IN
specie, ii current rates, or Treasury notes,
u BRACKET, Prtsr
D. X. DKxrER, Cashier. jyab-lm
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EDUCATIONAL.

I AFAYET~TE INsTlI UTE,
IL 30S I street, between 18th and lAth,
Une of the Oldest, most thorough and most deSrabls
schools for Young Ladies' and Misses In the city.
Session Commences September sth. Tuition &C.
oordinR to ugr and advance msut,
au23-WSSu lStarI l. G. LOOMS
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The Board Of Common Council

We're TO havo met last Thursday evening, to
consider the bill to classify the schools but nnly
Asssrs. Gordon, Barr, Utermeble, Lloyd, He'd
rick, Mitchell, and Wilson appeared, and no
quorum was obtained,
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The FESTIVAL st Odd FslIows' Hall.

val gatherings which have been In progress vt
Odd Fellows Hall for the past two weeks, ufi-
der the direction Of the Union Literary Socie.
ty." Let mono fail to avail themselves Of this
worthy channel 70 the oOmfert and relief OF the
suffering patriots around US. Here, a. is not
always the case, pleasure, other than that dc.
rived from the mere act Of Giving In such y
cause, IL to be enjoyed. Numerous Are the vi.
fractions which meet the eye Of the visitor vi
he enters. Fragrant flowers Drown the various
tables, and articles useful and ornamental GOV.
ton ut one end nf the room Ia painting OF tho
Father of his Country, beautifully festoned
with wreaths and ovsrhung with the "Stars
and Stripes,'' OF the finest material, the whole
forming Il picturesque, and to the loyal heart u
truly contsmplativs scene.
Those who may be said to justly represent
the "Thrss Graoes "-Thalis, Aglaia, and Eu.
stole the heart Of poor Japanese Tommy n
they appear beneath their Floral canopy, pro-
fussly ysur rroundsd with the embloms OF the Rural
Goddess, by their smiling countenances and
agreeable manners Hrst attract, and then en-
chain the admiration Of the spectator, who, M
he approaches, drawn hither by their srenean
influence. becomes moro deeply impressed With
their social and intslleotusl qualities than he
waa at first struck with their personal charms,
and the artistic beauty OF the scene.
Once under their influence, no resolute Ulys
ses has as yet been found 10 resat their bland
ishments and gentle appeals In behalf Of the
sick and wounded hero.
To night, near the usual hour for closing, the
various articles will be disposed Of At auction,
appreciation OF any fair favOrite will have an
opportunity Of doing 30 in y practical, and we
are sure a very acceptable manner.
Do not fail to go.
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n GEORGETOWN FEHALE SEMINARY,
" MISS HARKOv.R's
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
l5l West Street.
The duties Of thi. Institution will be resumed on
the Sth OF September. Circulars may be obtained
at the principal book stores iu Arlington or by
addressing the principal,
aug 20-rT&Slm N J. NARROWER.
FGNuG UaION FEMALE ACADeAY-ITB
i THlHTEENTH ACADEMIC YEAR-com-
mences September |. Circulars at the BookaOres.
aug I5--lm
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MARRIRD, ,

On Thursday, August Il, by Rev. @. @. Mea.
dor, Mr.. JAS. HENRY fuRNRR, formerly Of Charles
county, Maryland, TO Miss Ann CoRNsLrA Soorr,
Of Washington oity.
The star and Pert Tobacco Times please copy.
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CHEtiARAY INSTITUTES
YOUNG LADIES.
I3a5 and I528 spruce street,
PHILADELPHIA.
The regular course Of instruction embraces the
En- lish aud French Language and Literatures--
latin, II required-aHd all the branches which con.
hitute thorough English and French education
French il the nguage OF the family, aud Is con-
stanty spoken In the Institution. II Is the object Of
particular attention, aud 10 taught from ths rudi.
nents to the highest course Of Literature and Con-
position.
The scholastic year Commences September 18th
and closes July lst
Ciroulars, no., osn be obtained from
MADAME D'HERVILLY,
nv lo-6m PRINCIPAL Of CheRHry Inatitufe
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THE WAsHIa0TOn LIBRARY,

THE WAsHla0TOA LIBRARY,
Ae1nh street, feD doors south Of Pennsyloania AVENUE
Open daily from to O'Clock p N.
SUBSCRIPTION ss A YEAR.
FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and unseller-at-Law,
VIII practice In the Courts Of ths District, and at
tsnd 70 the prosecution VI all olssss Of Claims against
the Government.
Ontos q The wsshinstoa Library.
~ N-emeod
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Ceyns Cursa WtsheHt Pats.
Bunioas, Club and Invsrtse Nails, vascular Ex
oresenoes and all Diseases Of the FsSt succssefely
treated By Dr.. WnrTs, ths we'll known Chifopodlst
at as, Pennsylvania avsnus, near -Four -suds-hai
street.
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The Maine si1sssntA Regiment.

This noble regiment, which 10 It's appearance
does honor to the Pine Tree State" arrived
i1 noass ns s snS rss. ~: n SS
Rest" This regiment was recruited In all parts
oftbe State, principally In the northern portion,
and 10 compose principally OF farmers and lum.
bermen, evidently all able 70 undergo the "a.
tigues and varied duties Of the future cam:
paign. They are armed with enneld rifss, and
wear the regulation uniform.
Col, A. W. Wlldea n In command. and bis pc, !.
soral appearance gives indication that be will
make good officer. He Is nne, noble, sol.
dierly. looking man, and appears "at home" in
his saddle. He has not as yet seen active ser:
vice, but is an old military ofiloer, aud Is well
"posted" on military matters, having been an
active member Of the star Of that most active
little man, Gov. Washburne, Of Maine, during
the present rebellion, whom tho thousands of
soldiers have been raised and sent forward
under his direction.
The other uficsrs are: Lieutenant Colonel.
G. " Tiidsn Major, 4; B rsrpp% Atslutan..
Baiisp; Qusrtsrmaster, = Tucker; company 4,
Capt. |. Williams; CO. B, Capt. Chas. x. Hutch.
ins; co. @; Capt. Daniel MarstoD; 90. D, Capt.
Rand; co. =. Capt. A. p. Lsavi,t; 90. !. Capt.
Il, Capt. J. Aver; 90. ]. Capt. W. b. Waldron
CO. X, Capt. Whiiehouse.
The regiment left camp, at Augusta, Maino,
on Tuesday last, and the men have seen but
mia avenue about 2 O'Clock, and attracted uni.
yersal attention and admiration, not 30 much
for their perfection In drill as for the Ane, sol.
disrly appearance Of the men. They are near
" ali large, intelligent looking men. Company
6, the color company, win average feet ii
inches In height. 40 we are told by its orderly
sergeant, George Bisby, to whom We are in
debisd for much Of the Information In this
article.
The regiment numbers l,O4O rank and nle,
and were headed by an efficient drum corps.
Just before leaving their State they were pre-
ssnted with magnificent stand Of cOlors.
These were carried proudly through our
streets by q perfect giant Of n man. who 10 the
color sergeant. The regiment marched over
to Camp Casey" in Virginia. named in honor
Of the general commanding.
"DirigO," Ia the motto Of Maine. and she IL
determined to lead in the strife. Though cold
may be her hills and valleys. yet the hearts Of
her children heat warmly with love for "homs
and country"
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, LOCAL NEWS
Amassyneiats.

CAxrnnsuIY.-This elegant temple Of music
posed Of our best and most respectable citi-
zens, lsst evening, on the occasion OF sns 3ens.
were unable TO gain admission 10 the hall, and
we're compelled 10 return home dissppc.ntSd.
Eysrybody seemed 10 be delighted with the
great Spanish dRnseuss, Nile. Marietta hayel.
Clsrs Better and Nellie Taylor ~ also that Of
". B. Harrison, the, extsmporaneoes singer.
In fact, every performer ssemed TO be deter.
mined 10 do their best, and acquitted them.
selves In their various paris to the great satis.
faction Of the audience. The worthy and
liberal propristors deserve to sucossd, and they
olIer for thjs evening another splendid eoter-
tniUtnsst, when Mile Marietts, the Aisses Col.
ieen, Allen, Clara Butler, Taylor, Vernon, with
aaiIaehsr, Ana BudsortS, Armstrong, the Dslsyanis
Brothers, n. Jean Closki. Harrison. J: 9. Clark,
Mons. Soi, and host Of other talent, will ap.
pear. To night the last opportunity VIII be
offered for our citizens 70 zee the great trick !.
must be Withdrawn TO make way for other nov.
elites. Those who have not seen this great
pantomime with It's many mysteries, should not
fail 10 attend tonight. ,.
THs GAIxrIKs.-ln spite Of the sultry weather,
this cool and COW house continues tn be well
patrOninsd BY delighted and highly spprscia-
There was stronger muster Of the fair sex
last evening than we have yet notiosd-s con.
vinoing proof that these popular entertain.
ments have at onoe hit the required taste. Miss
Eva Brent sang beautifully new local song,
Hes gone TO the Wars, and on being sncored
gave "My Mother Dear" with such telling effect
a. 10 demand \ repetition. She ID undoubtedly
the bsst vocalist We have yet heard 10 wash.
ippton. Mr.. Stewart's "Pas Dc Hsphyr," -
We predicted, took the house by storm. II ia
said to be burlesque on the beautiful Cubas,
and certainly the most extrAvagant one We
ever witnessed. We were already aware Of
Mr.. Stewart's versatility, but never thought 4
man Of his weight would aspire to be )" dan.
seuse." ,... .ap..z. IE
Sharpley. As usual, was immense, and was
particularly happy 10 some Of his wittioisms.
he Il unquestionably one Of tho most original
geniusea Of the day.
Miss Helena smith excels as danseuse, and
10 the best We have seen, for one 90 youthful.
She gives promise Of making her mark In the
Terpsichorean world. ...... ...a. ..rt
The programme IL 50 arranged ~ 10 please
all, without offending any; and gentismanly At
tendants are In waiting 10 preserve the sIrict'
est order and conduct ladiss 10 theirssa
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UNITED sTATEs miLITARY LAWS.

A SECOND EDITION OF this work IL now going
n tarough the press, and will be ready for q,
livery In lew days II embraces all the laws which
have been passed by congress from l776 10 the end
of The past session Of Congress relative 70 the Army
Volunteers, Militia, Bcunty Lands, and Pensions
These laws are chronologioally arranged, but dts
in existence from thcs' that are not 30, with full
mrt,s aud ref renees and the legal decisions under
lht IN in many casss frmi'S eomplee History Of tAe
nhiIry liiaiion " his country. II will be printed
On lpe white paper, bound In the beet law styls,
with u fun, reliable, aud exhaustive index, from
only.
q, ders addressed to J. y, CALLAs, Washington
Will recthe prompt attentton ~
GEORGE W, CulLDS,
Publishers, Bls and $50 Chestnut
au lI-eOlOit street, Philadelphia
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Circle Institute,


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Terms per Quarter OF Ten Weeks, si2-Frsnoh and
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Spanish, italian, German Latin, and several other
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lT. A. ZAPPONE will give three lectures esoh
week on Literature and Science, and other wise aist
Whenever he oan spare time from his medical proies
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ent Agency.
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LIST oF4LETTERs

WAsHIN0TON OITY ROsT OFFICE,
Friday, August ~, 1909.
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N%ite, Jno W
Newell, JAS
Nalling,r, Jno
q. u nd Z,
.Quin, Edw
'Quirk, Edw
Quigly, Juo
Qaincy, j +
Phelps Henry
Peck, II r p
l'iry, II -
Pierce , Henry NJ
Plank, Henry I
Patter, u A
Pickrell, Henry
rreuss, Henry {
Pierce, 1t II
Peters Jas W
Pomeroy,Jno n
I'roskauer, Jno-'
rreston. Jacob
Porter, Isaac s
Pitteugsr, JAs-'
Purviance, HoI
Jns N
Parker, jacob
PERKINS, JnO A
l'utnam, j A
Prince, Jas
Page, j +
Prescott, Lewis
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Dupray, Albert
D. Costs ,RevBF
Diokas b
Daniels 1t O
Da ling, q W
D0rr, Christine
De'idrldse, q u
Dumri, her. DR.
Dorsey. v j
Dailv, Y ID
Don CArlos,F l.
bay, Geo u II
Drirl,r, Geo
Davis, DR. q )
barron, Hugh I
Dunlap, Henry
UAV, ii II
Emsry,A-2
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Friday, A.s..t -. ises.
OFFICIALLY PuBLIsHED IN THE NEWS.
PAPER HAVING TIE LARGEST
CIRCULATION.
Ladiss' LIST.
Arnold Ellie. A.s.ress,; . 9, Adams Chariot. :,
Ayrss, ho " Apmer, Ms Aver, M'ssso o
gysns, Lou!s. g-.,er, na!y = Bradley, jail.
Ball, Clara + Brnndruv, Ms q GBo lden, Char
Brown, Bertha Bradford, sns Btsadon. L,ilie
brown, kIoLel ID ,rrioath, Mrs. Barton, Emma u
Bebb, Matte Barny, Annie q Hiusey, Mn "
Barne, Mrs wmBsiiy, Mn Y n Bowling: Mrs
H-2 Babe ,ck, Msry EL,uel, Julian A
Boad, Mis- j Rspsist Mr. JeaaBSl.ntins Louiss
Burn, Burn, k..s BsdfOrd, n" Il butter, Butter, Ers n. .
Bell, Father Byinstos, Eli.
Cops, Mary cooldrids. ,Eu.nce!,issh.m, Mrs
..s s % Arsia S.sss:1 sss 1.ssg S:S'' oa "a. veil.
Campbsli, 4 II Ciatsf, Hsrtha ECsoii, Mary b
Ssii Cf:a SSs,s.s n:ss
Psss., ,.,., M.., p.!.s.;S xD,vs,!n;G", W. M"
Davis, Jane Dictiasos, Ida Doherty, MsryH II
Edson, Mis- 8 A Enslhart, sophiaEddy. Mary
Emer.oa. Eud Eusby, Kitty Eskfidgs, Rachel
Eutrkin, Anw
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Fryer, Fannie r Fleetwood, Losi
FORD, Mr Ann Fyans:r, Hen, ,F.rEa-on, Mrs
rarr, Mrs Capt bifzhugh, Emma Aiitia
Evarts W J Fisher, Mrs. II y
Gouldy, Mrs @ Gould, Mary B Geiger, Jcsep'nt
0rSpon, kebeccsliaut, Ann y Green, Mary
Grady, Ann o uaut, Ars Gould, Mary F
aaven, Mn AID
Herbert, Maria Howe, Mrs. Hall, Ellen
Hughilsin, Me- Harmon, Susie Hogg, Ms JnoW
rsnds Hitch, Marg Ann Hughes, A Ice
Howard, Mis- n Hari iington, Ju. Heard, Mrs DR.
Il lia II Lewiy
Hsuzman, Kate Hayden, Ars ChshAr!, Lot y
Hopkins, Mrs. II + Hal, HarTist
Hutchuton, M'yHawIey, Sallie Harte, Roe
HAnley, Ellen Hooper, LucyG
J.
Jacobs, Frances hertou, LUCY James, Anpie
Jasks,n Julia A.lohnsOo. Ejizs JOoes. Luov A
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Arrivs, ~ Iuss. SICK soldiers.

Quite large number Of sick and wounded
soldiers, sent up from Gen. Pops's army. ar
rived In this city BY railroad on Thursday night
or yesterday morning before daylight. They
were conveyed 10 the hospitals.
came up from Wsrrenton junction and stopped
on Maryland avenue, bringing about zoe more
siok soldiers nom the hospitals and fields about
Warrenton, Culpspsr, &c. This nearly clears
the army In that vicinity OF all its disabled
men. These men are principally convAlesosnt
men, and q little more than that number who
are osry III.
In this last arrival we're twenty.tw mon
from the First District regiment. The follow.
Ing are their names:
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Young Capt E F Young, JJ''
Young,A

Miscellaneous.
Agent OF Relief Committee for Peunsy lvsnis-2
United Statee Army and Navy Supply Agency and
Agent Of Howards ExpreS Proprietor Of W. G..
Dispatch; Nv ID t. Secretary OF Ohio Soldiers
Relief Association.
Hospital Letters.
Alley. Leauder Fallen, Cyrus II Armstrosg LIES
cu tin, Isaac H Aldens, stephen Arsy, WIN
Armstrong, X Auoley, Jno Aims rong, q W
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20

J. X. Edcerton. Eco. candidate for Congress
in this district. IN accordance with the announce
ment heretofore made. delivered in Colerick's
Hall OF Saturday night last a speech Of extra
ordinary ability and research, which satisfied in
the highest degree bis very large audience; we
judge from the repeated and continued nantes
tations Of applause they made. OF that part of
his speech which which was answering to person
al attacks and that which devoted particu-
larry to the party We will not here mention. as
this paper is neither in the interest of the Demo
Gratis nor OF Ah0tionists under any name; but
We can say. with fairness 10 Mr.. Edgerton and
the cause he espouses. that he placed himself and
the cause in an enyiable light-himsef for his
ability, sound logic, and lofty patriotism of his
speech; his cause for its close adherence 10 the
policy adopted and Interpretation made of the
Constitution of the United States by the fathers
OF the Union and trainers of the rights OF the
American citizen.
The State OF Indiana furnishes no candidate
for public favor of the sound learning and ability
OF Mr. Edgerton. and these remarks a thorough
acquaintance with him personally and proies-
sionally. well as long and uninterrupted friend.
ship, justice compels us to make--Fort Wayne
Times rep
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20
Porter Comfy Democratic and Con.
seryatIve Convention.

At a convention of the Democrats and con
servutiye citizens Of Porter county, held on the
18th inst. the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
Whereas, We. the Democracy aud oonserva-
tive citizens OF Porter county. are. n we always
have been. devoteJly attached 10 the Union aud
the Constitution a. our fathers made them: and
whereas. the two are nseparabe. aud strict OBJ
servanee of the letter i indispensable TO the
maintenance Of the former: and whereas, the
destruction OF both is now seriously threatened
by armed rebellion ON the one hand and by the
mad schemes of Abolitionism on the other:
Therefore.
Rsseired That while IL i our imperative
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20
Boone and Hendricks Joint COnven.
finn

The joint convention. composed of the cOun-
ties of Boone and Hendricks, met in that capac
ity at jamestown on the 18th inst and nominated
the following ticket to be voted for jointly:
For Representative, Asa S White. of Hen
dricks; for District Attorney of the l2th Judicial
District, j. " Niche
The following resolutions were adopted:
l. RrsolDed, That we. the Democracy Of the
counties OF Boone aud Hendricks, in convention
assembled. indorse the platform OF principles
adopted by the Democratic party on the Both OF
July, 1862, in Mass Convention assembled at the
city OF indianapolis. and hereby pledged to
support the State ticket nominated at IndianapO-
lis on the sth of January. 1862
2. That the proceedings of this convention be
published in the IndiaRa State SeRfiReI
HENRY LUCAS, President.
Asa 5. WHITE, Sec.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20
HnApor ARrERs ARMY OF rHE PoroNAc.l
Tuesday. Sept. l6 (
OPERATIONS ON TUESDAY.


OPERATIONS ON TUESDAY.
During this afternoon Information was received
from headquarters showing that the enemy we're
recrosslng the river. and concentrating their forces
ON a ridge of hills outside the town of Sharps-
burg. within three miles OF the main body vi our
army
Jackson left Harper's Ferry this morning. and
his troops were beginning 10 arrive in the after
noon. when II became eyident Lee was disposed
10 engage our forces at this point
Mcclellan sen, Tor FIanklin's corps and
Coneh's division. Who were seven miles distant
on the other side of Xix ridge
There Was considerable artillery firing during
the day on both sides. resulting in loss 10 us OF
forty killed and wounded.
The disposition OF troops for the impending
battle a. follows.
Summers corps, with Bankss division in the
certer: Hookers corps. with Pennsylvania re
serves and Franklin's corps on the right: Porter
and Burnside ON the extreme left. with the view
OF turning the enemy's right flank Pleasanton
supported the center with = 500 cavalry and four
batteries. Hooker in the afternoon crossed An
tictaa creek, took position Oh tie hills facing
SLarp-bnrg. three miles 10 the right of kec~ville
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20

MoRE NO PARTY Mr. Amos Tuck. Naval
Officer at Boston. has recently removed from of
nee his most experienced and faithful Deputy. Mr.
c. ID Lincoln, 10 make room for his son in-law,
M. +. o. French. Mr. Tuck thus shows himself
remarkable political sportsman, killing three
birds with one stone. knocks Democrat,
rewards a relative, and saves that relative from
the dangers Of tie draft. That's the way they
do these things in these "no- party" umes.-N
H. Patriot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20
NE DlCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE
,l,o LADIES orpELlcArE HEALTH oRlMpAIRED

FEy0 LADIES OFDELlCATE HEALTH 0RlMPAIRED
II organization. to those by whom an increase of
family from any Objectionable, the Undersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been prescribed in various parts Of
the Old World for the Although this article
svery cheap and simple, yett has been put in half
and sold very extensively at the exhcrbtant
price of IS bottle the undersigned proposes fur
nh the recipe for by the possession Of which every
lady supply hersefwith perfect safeguard at any
drug 70 triing of % per year Any
druggist willte you rfectly
thousands Of testimonials be procured of its efficacy
Sent any part ofthe world receipt Of address,
ing. DIR. J. c. DEVERAUA,
P.O. Box. No 1858. New Haven Connecticut.
ily22-dAw'6l
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THE LAST ExcusK-The Elyria Democrat
gives the following:
Every expedident has been resorted to by some
persons TO avoid a draft The latest Dodge we
have heard related is told OF one who, having
been examined for various diseased and pronounc
Ell sound TO all of them. fell back upon the
morals OF the question. and declared draft 70 be
immoral and Unconstitutional, because IL ras
game Of chance,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-20

- The Abolitonists complain that a ma
jority OF our soldiers are opposed 20 their schemes.
Don't that show that the Abolitionis,s have more
CAB than fight in themg Why don't they JOIN the
army and change IT, complexion