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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Tor Al who desire to have the eolor Of their hair
changed with safety certainty and rapidity, 70 any
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ouently evinoed BY the direu results that self
evident In every walk Of life Hereditary di,eaaO,
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nluitrAfing ths disFaht phases Of vital and fanO-
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Lava TR GAS BURlERs-Of an improved
pattern from those recently put in thestreet
lamps, for sale at IS cents each, by
aag ". P. Foas.
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AZ, gFOUZ 1lARKEF.-Jan d

III IELIaaATEL.I
MONEY-VeTV plenty and dull at per cent =
Cod is selling at 2924 per cent, aud bought at ~
per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGR-Flat and inactive
at lll6olI2 for hest bankers bills.
SEODAR-markst dull and lower. Chicago &
Rock Island 54A; Cleveland q Toledo 36A: Illinois
Central scrip 6l4, Panama ll3; Milwauh ee Pririe
du Chen g; Michigan Southern 20; Reading 37S;
Erie 349s; Erie preferred g. New York Central s5
Pss nc Nail gs; Harlem preferred tO4; New York
Central g. "a; Brooklyn Water Loan 9s&; United
States 81 II; do coupons 50; Virgiuis United
States e. 81 registered s9Ai United States Is 81
s9k.
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~ Coal Oil Lamp ChimnOys, that OAR
NOT BH BRoKHN BIZ THH HEAT, can be fouUd st
W. P. Fogg's, corner Superior and seneca
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~ About {, 900 troops in this State are
under marching orders, and viii Be moved
forward during the present week. .sssss =
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CHICAGO RIARKKF-Jnn. 21.

CHIOEGO NIARKEF-JRn. 2I,
IBX TELHsRAPH.T
FLOUR Market inactive.
WHEAF-Market g. eady aud Unclaimed.
CORN-Market QuiFi Sales ct 226E22Ko.
0ATS-harket quiet.
MESS PBR K-Market firm Sales at s., ,l2K
099,25.
DREssRD HOGs-selling q 25@2.75i closing
weak.
LIVE BOGs-Market firm and 81 higher Sales
at 81 3O023756.
RECELPIS-s,41o bbls aopr: l3 900 bush wheat;
26 ,0l0 bus corr; 4,30J dressed hogs; 2 0 live.
GXCHAHGE-On heW YORK, nrm 81 Nc pre-
MUM.
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MILK DEPOT.

DURE MILK FOR SALB.-TsE
subscriber bas nep0t at the north h-Uest end
Of Cherry street. near Perry, for the sale O the ik
produced on his farm, where PURE and RIOH Mix
may Be had for cents . qusrt 10 Winter, and Cts
in summer; orit will be sent regular 70 any ne
. @ REEVAa.
ianiI3I1 295 Pittsburgh 5tre6t.
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DYERS.
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP REkETO-
FORE existing un1er the name Of GILBERT
3 PIE ASE Il hereby dissOlyet. L. A. Gilbert viii
nav al debts owing by said firm, and u authorized
to collect all debts due TO said firm.
L. A. GILBERT
OHA6s PnA6E. ir. |
Cleveland, Jan, "A. 1852. iau2l:s7d
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CL1vu.rD < NAHoHIEe RA1LRoAD.-The
Report for the yetr 1851 of the officers of
the Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad
show the operations of the road to have
bean most satisfactory, notN outstanding the
fact that the rebellion has afFeets ed material
ly the business OF the read "by gripping
the iron trade and closing the southefn
markets for the dairy products of the Is
serve," as stated in the Report of the Presi-
dent, which he says, however, ''has been
nearly compensated for by the increase in
the coal trade"
The receipts and expenses of the road for
the year were as followsi
Receipts .......,...... .Ss75 ,7gl "A
Expenses. 6l7 81
Net earnings-........,...... $2SS, ,17s.s7
Dedueting from this interest and exchange
and taxes, amounting to s15S, ,6sS.7T, and the
net profits were SIS, ,4eO.1O.
The President announces that call will
be made upon the company during the cur
rent year for aid in building branch road
from its main line to the Hubbard and
BrOokheld coal field, q distance of some ten
miles, which is regarded as ,Vn important
maasure.
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'Ity Counsn

TUssb1t EVti'ihgt Je7. q, 1851.
Pressnt-AnthOny, Ballard, Benton, Blair
COOnsad, Dixon, Ksating, sAbin, stevrrs,
Thomas, WsnhOuse, Willard, Freese, Pal
mer, sturgiS.
Absent-BOnd, Corning, Masters, Meyer,
oviatt, Quayle, Rszner.
Stevens In the Chair.
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he (Lane) beliEed that the letter unex.
planned was sufficient evidence of treason,
and sending improved firearms was aid and
comfort to the enemy, bat he (Laue) con-
sidered. the second letter of Mr.. BriFhFs TO
Mr.. Fitch much worse than the frsk he
(Lane) had nothing to say against abolition
ism, Tor II the Senator from Massachusetts,
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PIANO TUNING.

Q. 9. O.-Csrv's Couab 0nra. daolsElb
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uYATF, BROS cos

Il Pdtent kaife and Scsss0T ShdTpIeF,
a An unsqualsd instruments for shsrDsning al kinds
n houss knives, shears and scissors, and can bg'
found 81 Fo9a'8 H0uSs Furnishing Store.
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OOMMBBOIAL.


- -'- Hard q Tr1ds. -'-
President-J. L. WEATHHRHY.
Vios Pros't-M. B. BOOEE. TreasuFsr-B T. LEou.
DmloToRs.
y, 2, CLARK, A. QaiH. r. 8. Davis, D. BroNhsll, d.
9 A-ai HnrVay, A. J. BogEs5, 3. y. Lester. Y
RnTnRnns
8. y. Lsatsrs J.G. HHhssg, H.B. saot
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Cleveland, Jan. Is, 1857.
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DIANOS TUNED.-L.1vs7,,z ,,z.
j. Y. PIERGE, Professional Tuner. YETsf
~. Orders left at u. sHAW'S MUSIC STORE,
No. EUCLID SIR EE 7, will be promptly attended
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DtEeoticnt tor fAIeasufsmeat sent me- |
ialy1 80 Superior st.. -1dT oisvsisSs,'i SS'i o.
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ERESH TOMATOES, PUT UP
WALSH & EVANS
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

nRIED FRUITS-RAsPBERRIEs.
IL Plums, Peaches and Apples at
WALSH B EVANS,
Successor to KCyser 3 Perry,
III fiDtariO etropt
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CULTIVATED CRANBERRY,
'--' 10 ~ ''' '"0 Ae' WRIsH a EVANS.
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HOME MANUFACTURES.

HOM MAN UFACTURE-
The German WOolen HanuEtcturing Con.
pznY, Hurlbut's Bl0ck. Ontario rect, have con-
eluded 70 sell the fTst lot OF Woolen goods manu-
hctured IN Clsveland, at retail in order % meet
their make.
A variety Of patterns are rssdy for sals e low
prices aad the eitizBns generally respectfully
Invited 70 examine the goo and encourage home
manufacture.
CisVeiwnd Jan T. Iss1RH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-15
The Rebel Army Failing haeL.

CINCINNATI. Saturday, Sept 10, l)b2
The Rebel army has fallen back beyond Florence.
Some stragglsrs taken by our scouts cay they had
20 coo men, while others cay only 10000, advanced
to this side Of Florence, under Gen. Heath.
The prisoners cay the retreat Of the Rebels was
made because they had heard Of Gen. hell's
presence in Kentucky, and had not heard from Gen.
Bragg
Our latest report last night Gays that the Rebels
are retreaiing in confusion.
CiScisssYi, Saturday. Sept. II, lef7
Gov. Tod has ordered home the militia seni here
for the defence Of the border. The Cincinnati
troops returned TO the city this afternoon thar SER
vices being no longer required in kentucky-the
force of regular troops there being sufficient for any
emergency. The streets are thronged with people
to welcome them home.
The Rebels are reported at Alton, 20 miles ,ou,h.
1t is reported tonight that Charleston, Va. has
been evacuated and burned by our troops, who are
falling back toward the Ohio.
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Movements Of the Rebels.

MEMPHIS, Wednesday Sept. 10, 1867.
Helena advices state that large Rebel mail has
been captured, which contained dispatches from
Gen. Hindman. They contain information concern
ing Rebel movements. Large forces have been sent
out to thwart the movements thus discovered
An escaped Union prisoner, just from Holly
Springs, reports vpgue moving in the direction Of
Bolivar with 1000 men, mostly artillery Breck-
inridge was also moving in The same direction with
5000 men. Their supposed destination is KenIucky,
perhaps Columbus.
Grierson's Cavalry, $50 strong, attacked 1000
Rebels near Cold Water, Miss, last night After q
brief engagement, the Rebels attempted Hank
movement but Grerson fell back TO the bridge to
await reenforcements, which were sent, and ut last
accounts battle was going on.
The body of John Beger, reporter OF the Associa-
ted Press, drowned on the steamer Acacia, was
found and buried at Helena.
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Latest Ship News.

ARRIVED. ..SUSDAY Sept IL Midnight.
Steamship Ericsson, Lowber Port Royal, 5 e., JdsN
passengers % ID. ID. fompkns.
Slip By rantiem Robinson London and Deal Aug 9, nd'e
to Thos. DuniaIn Is anchored in the Lower Bay
ship Mansronack Gushing. Liverpool Aug II, nd'e sae
pass. to rap.eott Co. Is shorrd In the Lower Bay
ship Ccntuon, LeTosa Liverpool Aug . m1'- 70 ~e'ep
slip En,errrlse Mclean Hayre IS days, mdse aud $50
Ship Rutland (of BOSTON, Iugrshsm Boston days in bal
Ship b. 5. Kimbal Cof Rccklsnd). HO'mer Liverpool 81
days coal 20 master
Ship Harry the West Cotton valentia Aug g passed
Gibraltar Aug. u. Ia ballast 20 Calvin Adams
Shin bavaria wsFias isyre Aug u.s. mds and % pass. to
Fmnire STAT, fron, vepool NewYork 10Th Inst ID
Nsacke shos spoke ship harraseeh-t isom London o'
shp 81 Loai, Berry Glasgow and GreenOcs Aug b. md.e
to William Alfred Nelson: sept lat y 80, ion ~ "
,p,ke big Waredale, hence for Queenstown.
Ship Arctic Zeregs, Csilh Aug O. mdsc to IeIega Co.
l. anchored In the Lower Bay -.
ship Cnrl lBlem Often Bremen, ~ days, mdse and fcs
ps 10 Ruger bros lOh lust, lat 49, Ion o. saw steamer
birk rigeed bound 80
sup BIisht Dewar Liverpool Aug u nd e. and ~
pass Williams Guyon. Anchored on the Bsr Ism nst
Ship Ontario, hosme Liverpool 30 days, Goa 10 "Dns'
BARK Liriops (Br. of HsrtlepooD Potter, HAMBURG %
days mdse. and 20 pass e. X. sloman X Edge nsa a
deaths Cnfansl July 20, O. kaPer seaman Of oS'"'"''
Bsk H. d. Broohnlan Cheney Oreeuoct "a days Goa, .
II. D. Broosmsn Co 9Th inst OF Seo.3s
ship Lancaster from Newport, Eng 70, a h
Bark Fanny Hamilton Was, Marssille' q days '"''' "
Bst Dlen.t.s (Prns sehieyebein Cardiff q days coal
10 John q. Dale. =, MN. c..,g %
BAH Jane Anderson tBr. OF horos'n'' VIM "
DAYS. coal TO kunhardt q Co ,,..ol Al ,sv. a.,
, VI.h Cs,,r Chr.e Had light W. WINDS most OF lSs
H. Wiling fBr Of sunderlsndl, Virgins Sunderland
DAYS. coal to OTkell Hurst a 20 u.c.,.o. p.hu, a
Barb Cabot tbr, Of Fic1og, ~ "a tva ~ ~ s.bls I.nI
~ith llxat \ W A W winds al calms
Bsrk kensinston (Brl Hornns. Yarmouth, NJ b. adsi~
Big Imosene, Ayres CsdE % days, ndse. to upper
Bailey. Aug 49, lat - o, ION ~ W. sPoAs ohs A"ss"
s,s.,"s, Vi,rina a. . transport Snyder, Washiprsa
d. c. 90 hours. in ballast 70 " u. Iempkias-
BELOw-i ship unknown.
WIND-Sansst u. = u
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Tuw WAR In THE SOUTHWEST.
Highly Important from N""hviiio-Br"ss
Advancing or tl,c Ciiy-Gen. Bneii ffns-
.-..r In liz Llpfcnac.

u,..,v Important from NashviIlo-Brngg
Advancing or the Ciiy-Gen. Bneil Hns-
,cn;ug 10 iis Defense.
sn.ci,l pisr atch TO The Philadelphia Press.
NASHVILLE, Sept il-l2 m.
The whole Of Gen. Buells army is Fastening TO
the support of this city, which is now menaced by
Bragg, who follows our guard at q respectful
distance. The city is being fortified, and Gc,oeral
Thomas will be placed in command, with orders to
defend it at all hazards. Before this reaches YOU
the fate Of Nashville will doubt -, have been
cided.
An advance, compose =, Al, zo,h pcnp,r,,on;.
Oath Illinois, is' ..consin and 18th Kentucky. &C
comPanea by We batteries has left here to tender
its regards 90 Kirby Smiths rear Fifteen thousand
men, under Buell., will leave tonight for the sam,
destination.
Eight thousaT ID men, from the army Of Gen. Rose
Grams, under tne command Of Gen. Jefferson c. Da
vie, have ar lived here to-day for the purpose of
enforcing BueY.
Mayor Polk is in town to-day, refugee from Co
lum6ir.. Capitol Hill is being fortified. Bragg vii
not catch us mapping. The Secessionists are very
b old, and the Unionists trustfal and undauuted
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Nrw-YoRK HosPlrAL.-weekly Report to Sept.
fAdTertisemen.
GUNJAH-WALLAU (ANTOKAKI AYAsH).


The Great Turkish Erhilsrant and Nervine
Gunjsh produces the delicate sptuele e1hisTaon5
Gunlah brings visions Of moon Isle, In sunbrous seas
Gurjih contains opium. and ]. perfectly harmless
Gurjah unlike other .in has no bad a!teref'cs
Guniah gives lsht 70 the eye. and checks Of blO0m
Gun al almost BstntsDeousy nervonsD-s me anchoyj
Gunsh clears Ike ivory the skin Of tn beautiful Cicassni
Gnnsh snperse6e quinne opium, nopha liquors snokine
Gun ali mtaTts supenum1n streng TO mind and body;
rheumatism, nsurag chls and fever. head
ache. restlessn-ss,
wonde u In female weaknesses want Of vital energy
Exclusive wholesale sad retail agencies established IA
vora5e cities. country and army Agents
wanted every where Put unique gold silver san and
livery boxes - cents each boxes Ia Turkish carton 81
Sent any address. We selling immense Qualities
Sold by prominent chemists ScOrT Co. ehenit) Woods
Marble Buildings. Nos Sol ard 56J Broadway, y. Y.
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n,inishing with The Enc
my-The Rebels ExnniiniBg Our Posi-
tion-Pafriosism Of the Ciiizens-Prob-
nbiiiiy Of nm Offensive Uuion Movement
Prospect Of a Csmpnign i'm Kentucky
The Union Forts and their Strength.


foKr MlrCnFLi, NEAR CovIsGToS, XVI
Thursday Evening Sept II, 1862
What we expect rarely happens. Indeed, expec-
lation seems 10 have come power 10 prevent occur
rences, 60 rarely are anticpations realized.
Almost every one looked for a battle last night, or
early this morning; but no roar of cannon greeted
their ears, and the dawn came and went without
any martial monilons, and the hot noon arrived in
quietude aud peace.
PROSPECT OF AN ATTACK ON CINCINNATI
Now, the citizens believe the great probability Of
al attack on Cincinnati has passed. and for that
very reason Tomorrow may witness tho ong-deayed
battle. No change ia made, however, in the pro.
gramme. Oar citizen soldiers Is well IA the regular
regiments who have joined then for the defense OF
the Ohio border have not abaec any of their watch
funess or energy but here, veil an At Fort An
derson and Fort Wallace, aud ut Fort Sbaer in tho
rear of Newport, our troops al drawn up In line
of battle, waiting patiently for the enemy to appear
sKlRMIsIUNG WITH TIE ENEMY.
How far the main body of tho Southern army ia
from here no knows; but slmll detached hostile
parties Of cavalry are often seen with qlnss from
these works, and the Rebel pickles are not over
mile distant. Their pickets have been firing upon
ours, and ours have been returning the compliment
all the morning and portion oithe afternoon; "A
heavy storm, abou, ~ o'clock, putting AN end to the
more exciting than innocent amusement. The Union
pekots were driven in about noo by the Rebels
who it seems have weapons Of logger range, and
are moro expert Ia their uso than areour raw yolu.
tcers.
Two Of our soldiers, members of tn 10th Ohio.
were wounded this morning, one in the stomach and
another in the knee, and were brough in by our
ambnances. Three Of the Secessionisis 40 reported
10 have been killed G the came tins. BIT Of this
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Operations in Kentucky.

LOrIsViLLH, Saturday. tepf. 10 lbNl
A gentleman from Frankfort arrived here to-day.
He says there is n Rebel cavalry force there 80
strong Most Of tie troops have removed some die
lance from town.
r.~ss~vnpy information received Gays that Bragg
is now at Tompkirsyile.
Two deserters from Buckners army say tLat
Buokner was at Sparta, Tenn, on Sunday last, with
10 000 men. He was marching toward Kentucky
Capt Morris, who has returned TO Lagrange from
a scouting expedition, reports 800 cavalry at New
castle. They captured the telegraph operator tt
Emincnce, and threatened to hang him unless he
gave Mp lis instrument.
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The Doings ard Intentions OF the Invaders
The Days OF thcir Asesndoncy i'm Ken
tuoiry Numbered Union Counter-mo,c-
ments-kcntgehy rnraIySed-Wnst Of
Organizing Inaucuoes--The Enssitade
Of Louisvilie--rartiaI Law Virtually
Suspended, &c. dc.

Of LouisviIie--rartiaI Law Virtually
Suspended, &c. &c.
FIom Our Special Correspondent
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 9, 1862.
The Rebel invaders are evidently making hay
while the Shines. They operate in the section
Of the State under their control with wonderful
assurance and disregard Of circumstances. They
avail themselves of their opportunities for sapping
the richest portion Of Kentucky with an admirable
industry, worthy Of emulation by the Union gen.
erals. Kirby Smith, soon as he had established
himself in Lexington, issueda proclamation, Of which
it If difficult 20 say whether ii IL more remarkable
for impotence Of mendaeity or ligh-soundng phra-
seology, announcing that he had come to perform
the part Of " iberator" One Hawe,, who lave
claim to legitimate succession 20 Provisional Gov
ernor johnson killed the battle Of Shiloh followed
with similar presumptuogs manifesto, FORMULATING
his assumption Of the civil administration Of the
State. Then came another mandate Of Gen. Smith
in which that generous, honest minded officer ex-
presses 10 the citizens Of Kentucky his regret
that he is obliged to draw supplies for his army
from them, bat consougly assures them that
they will be paid Tor in Confederate Treasury
Notes. Next, Acting Provisional Governor f"
HAYES called upon the Council, that last Winter
had spasmodic sessions in Russellyillc, TO meet in
the capital Of the State on Monday next. An organ
OF the Rebel regime has also been started by the
revival Of The Lexington StatesmGn suppressed Just
year ago by the Federal authorities-whether
under the auspices Of the disnterested patriot Hal.
deman, Of nomadic notwithstanding Green
Nasbvie-Atianto Courier memory, report does
no: say. Gen. Smith has furthermore granted in
Vulnerable commissions "by authority of the Pre-.
sident Of the Confederate States 70 recruit brgades
regiments and companies among tho secession sym
palhizers Of the State In short the audacious crew
act though they felt perfectly at home and never
thought Of the possibility Of being compelled to leave
their Canaan once more.
There is every indication that tie Blue Grass re.
gion will suffer most severely from the present Rebel
visitation. The barns and stables of the agricultural
lords dwelling in it being systematically relieved
Of their contents. In the towns the merchants are
being forced into trade with the Couiederates. An
that tho former will be able TO show for their grain
fodder, meats aud horses, and the latter for their
wares, will be the promises 10 pay Of the Davis
dynasty. If Kirby snith manages to escape back
into Tennessee with bIs troops from the Onion coil
now wiDdng around him. be will be well paid for
ais venture into Kentucky, though tho main object
If his incursion--the permanent occupancy OF the
by the rich and plentiful booty his army
q now gathering. The order Of the Rebel General,
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Gen. H. H. Bartey,

POLICE MISUNDERSTANDING the past week the
Police Commissioners made the following appoint
meDts:
James Lucas. 7th Precinct; VIM H. Lucas 27th; Alex.
Lang It'll; James Boyle, 18TH VIM III Irwin nth; Andrew
Petsr,on 27th Alexander Gracie 2th; Thomas Donett,
49h Charles H. Zitler 18th; Albert Price All: John f.
Cuhben, ils, WIN. Il. Bergen Central Ohicei Marx +.
Seymour Central Office.
And accepted the following designations:
Dominick Ham, 9th; Hugh McCaIy 9th Michael 7. Nc
earthly. 18Th; Charles X. Luiiz, 9Th
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[AdvertisemeptJ
MME DEM0REsr,s 81 RrNNING- STITCH

sKwISGMAcHISs adapted for Tucking Hemmng Gathering
Geugus shrns Raining up Seams and large proportion
Of Family Sewing needle, rapidly,
and will lat lifetime Every lady, mother, miJiner. snd
dressker shonld have Sent anywhere receipt Of
the by may be collected delivery Of
the machine with full diircons which simple that
child can use Il Immediately.
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lAdverti.ement.I
The FAX BILL,

Now READY iss pamphlet Of ,, pages. fine white payer
Beside the bill which Il word for word IN accordance with
the nal ,ez append % Il Alphabetical Rs.spitus
every article 70 be ated by the law and The amount
q the tax 20 he eyied thereon. This renders conpe,e
aud convenient as 10 10 possible TO make Il.
Price postpaid; RI nO II sent by eIpre,i SIS
per 100 II BY mail. Address Tug TRIBUNE NewfoIk.
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Passengers Arrived

In ''efm,hp Ericsson, ly0m Port Royal y Capt Gais
Capt. ". Wsyue, WIN Powell, ill., Glenn. jr Cosssoye n.
Ts'k F. j. Flanagan }. A. McCree, A Sumner aud 10 -
iAp s.teIl.e
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VINO POCKETS THE PRoFITs?-Twenty thirty,
forty las the case may bel poor convalescent and
wounded soldiers about the city daily with passes
from Wardens and from Surgeons of hospitals, for
ten 10 twenty days, without cent in their pockets
TO defray their expenses To get these passes they
give bond to such Warden or Surgeon to forfeit
their pay, &C., if not back on time. Who pockets
the board between the time Of leaving and return
averaging two weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-15

Parson BTownow arrived at the Aston House on
Saturday. He is in the enjoyment Of excellent
health, although somewhat fstigued by his severe
labors during the last few months Recently he has
largely increased the fund wherewih to re-esablish
his paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-15
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THE .tATB OF ALLEoIAscK.-Af few ". eu sizpe,

e 'oH'--A Ie" w 2
the Board 81 Supervisors Of this County passed a
resolution requiring all County officers and persons
drawing pay from the County to take the oath Of
allegiance to the Government of tue United States.
In conformity with this resolution, the clerks and
officers of the Supreme Court seyeraly took tho
oath On Saturday last, which was administered 70
some of them by Presiding Justice lngraham and to
the others by Justice Leonard.