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OUR k1iLIT AIRY auDSET,
DISCHARGED FROM THE SERVICE

DISCHARGED FROM THE SERVICE.
The following additional aides-de-camp' at
tached to the staff OF Major Generel Fremont, and
recently doing duty on his personal STAFF were
discharged from the service on the day before
yesterday, the Goth ultimo. Viz: Colonies An
seine Albert, John T. Fiala, Albert Noey, J. p.
c Sharks, Robert N. Hudson, Charles Zagoni,
E. che'eret, Philip Figyelmesy, William J.
Reynolds, and Amos b. Jones Lieut. Colonies
Augustus F. Schwer, John Pilsen, and Jas w
Savage; Msjors Richard M. Corwine, Theod ore
J. Weed, Augustus Hahn, d. Henry Burtnete,
Adolf Cartoon, Burr Porter, Franz Krappner,
Leonidas Haskell, and Edward Detsby; Captains
John Howard, Rossiter W. Raymond, John
C. Hopper, Jacob Won Ceders:rom, Csusky Sauer
de Nordendorf. Cyrus Hamlin, Geo. Ward Mich
OILS, Augustus Bactx, Joseph Gruwe, Albert G
sloo, Jr., Edw'd p. Br1wnson, aud C. s. szabat.
FRIGlTE PowHATAN.
A marine guard Of forty Eve zen will leave the
barricks tomorrow morning for Philadelphia,
whsse they will go on board the steam frigate
PowhItan, now filing out for sea.
NAVAL
Assistant Paymss'er Francis c. Upton has been
oriersd to take passage in the Connecticut to join
tn WlssabiChon
shDick, of Harrisburg, Pennsylv.nIa, ap-
pointed getting assistant surgeon, has been ordered
TO The L steamer Magnolia
Thomas w Henry, OF Phi adel phia, appointed
acting ss,is'an surgeon, has been srdered o take
pass'eein the Connecticut, TO join the U. s. .t<am
er state ~ Georgia.
G-orgc E Welch, OF BROOKLYN, New York
appointed actirg volunteer lieutenant, has been
ordered tn take passage In tire Connecticut, to
por- to Flag Officer Lsrdner for command OF the
ba-que Amanda
or nvilie Weeks, Of New York, appointed act
Ing assistant surgeon, has been ordered to the u
3. steamer Valley City.
CONFIRMED.
Brigade Surgeon Thomas +. Perley. Of Maine,
was yesterday confirmed by the Senate as Medi.
cei Insnector GeHeral In the army, with the rank
of Colonel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

The FLOYD AccIPrANcIs.-fhe question OF
the validity Of the accepiances BY John 3. FLOYD
OF the drafts OF Russell, Majors q wsddeil hav-
Ing been referred by the Secretary Of War to the
Attorney General, that officer, IL 10 said, has de-
hvered an opinion against their validity, holding
among other things, that the acceptance Of drafts
OF u contractor by the Secretary Of War in ad.
vance OF the earning OF the money against which
the drafts, % accepted are not mercantile bills Of
exchange; and that the purchasers Of such paper
were bound to look to the authority of the Secre.
t.ry OF War to make the acceptances, and that
ofdcer having no such authority the Government
Is lot legally bout to lin those drafts -fhis
statement does not cover all the points considered
by tie Attorney General In his opinion, ! ?
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AMUSEsKNTS


GROWERS THBATRR.
Pa avenue, near lsts IT ant the willard House
kHonARp SRovER-------------------- AAna<e
THIS EVENING
OaIv Bsaefs Of the BSaWifat and Popular
Actress,
MISS s sUsis b bEENES:
FEAST WITH T4ksPIs AND MoNUs.
THRILLING BMOTIoSAL DRAMA
AND GLORIOUS FARCE.
FOR s fsis f SRISHf Only.
MR. orb S ER0f n. < SoS g ERs.
"WEDNESDAY.
The performance of the evening viii commence
Win IA AisHsndsr bnsi l.. ON sL lha Oh
CdMILLEf
CAMILLE,
CAMILLE!
g. 81: TEE TEE FATE FATE SSEkk G 6; 29pEETTTTE
Cam, lie G:ut er ther greatest
1891 n sr5-------------.'. mis-, Sgs,n Denln
Other ch.r.ofsrs nv tie m. m SerS Of the great
ConFrs" Of His'rtenie Arfisfss.
r. conclude With tie s,,e.mipg taros Of
UUSSc cLL.EEs FAN
Uncle ssm------------- Mr.. Ben. Rogers
To morrow ThursCay evening, July s. Benefit OF
MISS yENNIS PAhkkR.
FRIDAY. JULY q,
DOUBLE ENrERT4INMRNT!
AFTERNOON, 81 ~ o'eoak-EVkNiN6, at Z
O'Clock.
IN rehesrssl-ROMEO AND JULIET.
PIIoIs OF ADMISSION.
.SiIy ctrsIs--- - s S Ss1s.
ppr!Snests Chsir,----------.7s cents
Seats may be secured st the Theater DUNN the
day without extra charge.
Doors open a. ~ O'Clock 70 comm. noe ~ 8.
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.

WATER REeIeTRAR's OFFicr
CITY Hal, Jhlv 4, 1852.
All Water Takers ar5 hereby n ned that IN .ir
Water Rents ,or tho year oommencI 9 Nth his
d1te are now due sd 2aysb'e a. his ffce
The following Is the Law of he orsorat,on in
re alton tn oeiinsusut vstsr tass-s,' viz:
rent for thirty days sitter the skme IL doe and
able, the ster ResIi ST shs notify the Purvey
or OF snoh delInsueaoy AND he sSId Pdrveyor
shsi discontinue the Eu Iply of water hmm ai,tsly
BY cutti OF the water az III. mNi and he shall
cot allow II to be ss.Ip .sed In said define uen "a
premises except on Lotihc:tIon BY tue Water
Registrar that the vs'e rent has besT paid, az
ESQ the expense OF cutting CT and Restoring the
The ldw tciH be tsJorefd.
KhNDOl Pm COYLE,
W oIm Water Rsrlstrsr.
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,la J oAsTTkk66 sSth ! ssr. sss.
rEbssirfEEHse sILEE 81 9HS5f,fs 0sS2ssr, .,

TESsfr...ssxEftStf Govt . zsS Tor
s. ss "a !: L.: s.. ,.ss
a. ana recorded ~ LIrsr = As No 100 fo6Ss SsS.
county. c., j shall sell ! g yssa Les.sSoia.
with the priye.Ee Of purchase Of Lot No. Is, ia
square ~ ronunt S feet % inches, at the CORNER
81 soeth street. and eth street cart. anc runnlpE
oack ~ let, together With the imp ovements, CON
r erss o. az se ,s s,Sry Pane Dveli.1g House
trust on the premises.
W : III IL SrL II s TTH P9stss
jeH-d J. @. M4GpIRF rtl,, Aucts
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CANTERBURY HALL,
~ LOUISIANA AVENUE, MAR SIKTKsT.
THE COOLEST PLACE IN IHE CITY.
IMMENSsEs CON S6MS 81 Shs
T., thar. a 90 .,,o,s 70 TIE PeBLIG
existence q company o5uprisiLr as much
vtRsATlLITy,
ORIGINALITY
TaF PUBLic's ihSs3 ERHNS I' NEVER,
marx ns L,:t Of Stars asd max, a Note Q. &c
: ZANFRsFTr r. L
ter Of tbs Re:Imeut She VIII ere q gun at ls
oanoles,ana ext nguish trem.
MISS EVA BRENT,
The oharmlng Vo,sI.t, wis siIE TN 60 New Sonrs.
MILE MARIETTA RAVEL,
IN TWO NEW DANCES.
ALEXANDER IA FRETTA
N his s'eat basket Ac Oa e Tight Rope.
THE sEIGRTST BROTHERS,
Fhs most CARP, w AC'Obstl e ne world, as the
MONS. VELARDE,
The best male danosr IN the sor.d, IN q new dance
Tonight, the ans h bl. come paptonime entitled
1, ,bi,,t tsE T., tS y p pysi 5,porpp
will appear
This tempe Of mirth and Enjoyment y flied TO
aud critical ciazs ., whose Set .p.sos
tol and ear stunning saou's Of heartlast lsGEhter
At the origlnsi sense dolIEhtDs, hstith inspiring
performances nightly presented ~ the great, I'm
ma 'chsoe a. erl liant ON. eli elcn Of Bar Art
lsts nov ergs geo st the Canterbury. bears ennis
tskeabs eviderce Of tho fact T. az 10 is the on
p'aoe OF am lsement n the Cssl.s City whore one
ga spoao pie8sant evening, rSsl;zlpg cure en-
JOY and seIuins pleasure . he Gao eTbury \.
pstonlxe1 oy h Loot eminent and ice1 Lien Of
the day-merchants, editors, Ftstssme and artl-
Fans. All hal 10 ss the Great Disi0sTa am 20 VIII Q
a.ay the hogrs Of the evening and reoUPsTste tbs
enerElee and ref eeh the bran after the tcii a.
osre OF tbs day Phs Canterbury ia the frat ace
OF Amusement visited by the rsslGests OF othel
oities on coming 90 WsshlrstDu. And vhy2 Be
cause 1ts fame world wide as the ouly N usic
Hai here possessing tl the Great I.iyhts of the
Profession-e.l tbs Master Mnds Of the Mod IN
sage! How well oundsd "a reputation Is m y
Pc seen by glance 81 the mammoth lIst of super
lsuyel. Great Performers oonprlsins tho ooa.pi
ny at the great Canterbury.
No Cadngs n PTiets Of AdniSsi0zi
Admission y cents; Orchestra Chairs 50 cents,
Doors oBen ~ M performance ~ az O'Clock.
a Grand afternoon Performance,
JULY <TR, COMMsNCIN9 AT 2 O'CL OCK
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fyREAT ATTRACTIONS ,

(yREAT ATTRACTIONS!
" NEW STORE!
Just op,red on She eornsr of so.h street and Pa
Ayenus. north side o large stncf OF GLOWING,
HATE, CAPS and 30" 70 and SHOES. which
n. sMIfa 4 Co, Clothisrs,
cor 10th ut. aud Pa. av, aud No $50 1th st,
OrRo.Ite Post Ofi-e
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III Miss Adelaide Phillips, the American eon
tfslto. Is at Antwerp, reapihg 20 much success, 81
has been before reported 81 her a. Paris and
III The Leayenworth Inquirer, lately aus.
pended ~ Sen, Blunt hAs resumed publication,
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By w. l.. WALL a On. 1uotio r.r,-

By w l.. WALL q CO. Anotio err,
Successors Of WALL A BARNAHp,
VERY VALUABIE AND PLEASANT
kH.ibINcgln IHs NILIlsE CT BLAD N.B-RG
AZ AecIioN.-On MONDAY At TEkNDt.N ~
oooock. Nst instant, We Will se on me sFemi zee
Sooui an sore OF ye.y rIoh lace improved by a
D,sns nouss OF eatet rooms, Stable, ard
nmn aesreolt property 10 p essantly situafsi
MItnln lew minHscs' walk Of the ce!ebrttea Spa
perlcot oIeer; and 90 any one desITinE q p.easArt
cGnntIJ seat THIS sale will afford good oPportu-
Terms made Known at sale
taa. W sy e ~%i. ar $50 Co s.st..
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By w: =. wALL 4 ga. Ave iOneer,.

By w. l.. WALL. q CO ,Auo ioneer
Spoocseors 20 WALL 4 BARNARD.
Drove OF OHIO HORSES AT AUCTI n
~ On y TuRDAY MORNING. Jaws q vi
sell in front OF our Auction r oons. the e. O. 4
nrove Heres belonging 20 John Patten, EES OF
Ohio
90 yOunG. Work az Saddle Horses anouf zhloh
II Q oUmber IF Colts: tIe "a ok - q Jod md lG
oplT sold 10 olOEe OEI.
jy2 w. l.. WALL & CO. acts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

NOW is YOUR TINE TO BUY CLOTH
~ ING, HATS, CAPS. BOOTS and SHOES.
corner Goth street and Pc
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CONFIRMED

Brigade Surgeon Thomas +. Perley. Of Maine
was yesterday COZ rmed by the Senate as Medi
ca lnsnector Geleral In the army, with the ranl
Of Colonel.
] ii. ~ hite, OF the District OF Columbia, VA
conf md is Assistant Surgeon in the army
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DJRaOlUTION

r. DISSOLUTION.
HE GeIs-tneIsh,P herotofore existing betvesn
w. l.. WAL n. w. BARNARD under ths ma me
she hrm OF Wal Hsr.srd, WIS dis: solved By mu-
ina oonseny on tbs 18th June. 1851
The Ausisn and Commission business will be
eon.inlsa By ihsir suoce ssnrs under the Fam, and
A IN of w 4. WALL & 20.
w u. WALL viii alone MSS the psme Of the late
FIRM in settling up their On sIne.s
~ st (Repui oan)
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By w. l.. WALL n CO, Auoiioneers.
SUCCESSORS % WALL a. BaRNIRD
HORSES Az AUCTION-On THURsDAY
ucton Rooms, without reser-e-
Member 4 young, Work and saddle Horses
iva WI. WALL A. CO. auots 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

A PPOLLO CONCERT SALOON, late New
a YORK saloon, near BroyI's, NGtiCnsl and
Clerenoon Hotes, cor. 9Th and P6 ay.. the COOLEST
and most agreeable ace where Eeutlemal really
can erloy an evening IN this town. We defy com
psuuon IN regard 70 sing ng, dSuoing ana playing
OF this celebrated oompanY mIss Annie West
queen OF song; Billy Worrell, the cham pIon Nero
ginger ana Dsecer. and host of Others SIC nor
f15eriIi presiding Sc the piano. Prof q Nachman,
EEL Enovntor bus ability, lead. the orohestrs.
6fndsome WI after 6lris IN attendance, from the
Nev ORR Saloon Cohcert oommspoes al o'ok,
TIL ex o'cloor ID FREY Prouretor ie f-Ims
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PUTURB DAYS

By w. l.. WALL CO., Auc ioneers
Successors 90 WALL 8ARNaRn
SADoLE b. RsEs AT AUCTION.-'ln SAT
front of the Auction ooms-
{ eIoe lent es1dle Horss.
Terms cash.
JJ2 w. L. WALL A. co, tuots
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GROWERS THEATER

M 6ROVER'S THEATER!
WI SS SUSAN DAMN Presents her compli-
perts. and thsI ks for past favor., IN her kind
fIsnds in tsis CITY. arE soiieits their auppo 4
always 80 liheraly bsstovsiJ az her Comtli emit
az Bsnsat WsDNE DAY, Jul. 2, when i'll bs
SIesentsc tie thrilling pl,y % "a iLLk-Sussn
ne.ia es camille 81 ilsre aid the fms farce OF
w LIZ sAM-Ben 9. r. gers a. Uncle Sam.
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~ Inc sS6f.s sn6kss.H HH Wss ana St 6HPs
corner err nth street .sa . n . co c,o,s,
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THE WASHINGTON ACADEMYor MUSIC.
H NO: 2s9 Penn. svenue, south SIDE between
9TH And lnth ats Eve evening r. EE COY
CBRf OF the beat classical aud opsra mGsIc Der
formed ~ eminent trtsts in their hGest ats e a
Sblp Eh, lst pima don Mt sing er, has been en-
gaged and viii entertain the audience VITA her
u.saSet st< p. m. daily. Fhe rest Of refreshments
g moderate prices OfhosTs Away in att arcs
Tor the preseFvaton of ord-r
ien Inn HFNRY sOsEN THAL, Prop'r
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NEwp AND ! s yla 3 III ! MIEg5HoD FoE

~ PA 20 F|kTE AND sINGIN-.
pt,"ic q =. A, TX w9tnwsxL p.
the Lordon RIhibtaep, and essas sHH
s%,s hG2rBS 81 Prot r.
~ ::.Is w sI::s i.s!ss ssss.s =
ssten 5. arrives a mos. ~ ,s .si
. vOssas viii .cisg scdsrsSy and sn s' a ,Gss
nf tore Prof Wo ovss l reoeIves visitors daily
f e tree. q ~ ss
MoURNING .sooDs-Mors than our usual
Gp' s.io' 'ny p. Rss sIs MA s1.
stEE is S: Is i e! .
., , -. ..' his" s.ss.. s,.s!. = :
QRpUCED PRICEs-An our stock Of Fssey
II Dry Goods, at reduced , ,ss:s mo
jyI.Ia Pa avenue s snd Ninth SSa stT::.
e BSn2iNs "a an e ii
FLsGs: fnshed c2mylets; with star and gill
spear All sizes made TO order MRS LOWE
irIA 291 Pc, svenus. south side.
ELAGsi FLAssa FLAGsW
FLAGS! FLAGS, FLAGsi,
Large size Bunting Flags and eli Kinds o I Flss,
!; s. T; between IS
Foa Fssis - siI:s;. .s ssr al..
y "a s. q: S:.sr ~ 4;
i si -; : s; sEllsss. S''' Mss =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-02

E0R CLOTHING, HATS, CApS, BOOTS
L and HOE ~ the lovsst price, corner 10th
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CLOTHINs, aAHs, CAPS, BOOTS and
~ sBnkS corner soth street and Pa. avenue,
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By sREEN WILLIAMS. Auoaoneers

AuosiOncerg
TsUsTEE's SALE OF va UABLE LOT
or PlRerL OF 6IsTNp IN Holm sIps Am.
lion 70 6loReIrowr, AT AUcTToN.-On Mon
DA The 9Th Gay Of Jlne. lssa, Instant, shsll
TO- ~ Y ei9ek ?, sIstu. q deed OF trust
the q DAY Of May 1850 scd recorded 10 q Der q
as NO g; lolns $, 81 So AID Is one Of the land
Ieeoo For es,lngtoe oounty. In the District Il
In, p,ese or n, az namsd sros rty
deed, lying and beng IN ao,mSad's ADDITION %
Tee course and diItssos Of ala ana vii Be shos
sus me os ms 9i &c e. The sss VII .fs ,s2s = ta'
ner h and ID cts. Wsshirf,on.
Terms; One half oash; bslasoe oreeit of and
Eontes' tue pnrchaser 70 give notes for deferred
6ss I've. Ssa .5s u sIs:, fen N; Gay q s.s
the payment Of the notes. All oonve, anc M al trs
cost the purchaser.
II the Ter. 9 are net complied with in Eve ds-.
the cperty st the isi and coat Of ths d,Su o.
laichs.sr. by vert nc ssoh resale taree nmes
in the Washington Star
olAxLLs WALTER Trustee.
UTHE ABOVE sA.s IL PosTPu NED
u6td MONDAY, the IN 81 Juy, a. sa.ne hesr
'is ss'' By ~ e ,s' MSFiir:i.iAms Iu.
By THOMAS DOWNING. Aeeti.pesr.
RY VtRTQE OF a DEED oF faust
nom s,sshen Hsf 20 ths ssbsoriber, dated ite
Shoes Lssts. Ffxturss H. eontalnsd in ~. store
ON lsely oeeepIed b Inn. TIE came being NO
Co6frs.. .trest. esorrssswn. sale % %. esmns,s;
r attention Of dealers 1. REQUESTED. Term.
cam IN eoIre Gt is3psi u.pprpv
jyla T8OM1s owl me Sn.t
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WASHINGTON CITY 6ARDEN, New Yo,l
w acssss. bsfvsss lsf esd "a SIS -The subsori-
Def respsottrily informs the public that he has 70
opened the above pleasant retrcaf f0r this season
And that hereafter on every MOldey and THURSDAY
q O'CLOCK No: there vnl be . bard Of music in
attendance. A Ane Ten PIN Alley and ShootanC
GALLERY have been erected for the anus ment OF
visitors; Clubs and associations can have the use
He pledges himself thai he viii use his best en-.
ceavors to p,ease oil yno may honor him with their
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EVERYBODY'S YssINEsS.

Georgetown customers. have opened q trsnoh
stors on the corner Of zDih street. and Pa avenue,
HATS, CAPS, BOO75 and SHOES At tie lowest
PRICE In town ]. v SMITH & CO.,
Clothiers, corner 20th st and Pa sy
And No A60 18th .frest
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a Grand afternoon Performances,
JULY 1Ts, C0MMsNCINa AT O'CL OCK
Fur LA les AND CHILDREN,
When the ENTIRE COMPANY will appear,
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pAfENT OFFICE CgRIOsITIEs-auide %
Patents, Catalogue OF Ctrloeitlos and Severn
ment 6ardens, % the stand in Patent Ohce; Rare
Ante unrian Booksi 0overnmeDt BOOKS; Doca-
lors.i Burnt fsi.Si Ones Essoft.; chsss so S
furnished 70 Pedlsrs; Military Trials; Milixry
Laws; Army Regulations; Panorama OF the Coat
shoy wing over 1900 miles; many thousand CheaE
Books' heoolieof ches8 rent: LArse sales, low
NV ] en- ALFRED dUNTEH
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FIRST WARD, ATTENTION!
Now opened and for ssls at the lowest rates, q
g. estook Of CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS
and sAOES, on the corner Of Goth street and Pa
aVonua.
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,.r, .o.ds ct sEkRs wwxTrEs ITu:sss

u6tl MONDAY, the IN 81 jay, Al sane k1S
and place. BY srdsr Of tss Irsstss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-20
IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.
The Entente COrdiale Between Gen. Butler and
the Acting British Consul Restored.
Mr.. cOpPELL MAKES AMPLE APOLOGY.

CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-20

J
MEsr fvsI have he pleasure TO inform You that my
neC.sses which caused the request for permission 10
uko y3Hr house fufns your ansencs this summer have
bsen relieved have taken the house ~ General Txggs,
late u tue United States Army FOR quarters Tnclrsd
ns slight 10 use The power entrusted 70
a. grove even sentiments orly entitled rsspsc from
the G0Grass snd Glylke proprety ~ 10 which
thsy psfs sveTsd, u y STAND &c Is te enabled 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-20
Flag Presentation by Two Loyal
Ladies Of New Orleans.
GRAND REVIEW OF THE TROOPS.
Five Thousand Louisiana VOlun.
teers to be Raised.

PROGRESS OF THE CANAL At uCKsBURG.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

Tns 99rn.--The Military Committees o
the counties in which the 99lh regiment i,
10 be raised, met at Limo last week, and re.
commended the following persons for Of.
fceTs Of the regiment:
Colonel-A. Langworthy, Of Hancock.
Lieut.. Col.--Jno. E. Cummings Of Shelby.
Msior--A. II. Day, Of Mercer.
Adj:tsnt-B. l.. Lafever, Of Shelby.
Quarternastet--T. K. Jacobs, Of Alien.
Sureeon--J. T. Woods,of Hancock.
The selection Of Captain Lanywotthy rs
Colonel. meets the unqualified appreciation
OF every one Of this community. Capt. l..
was Captain OF company A, 4sth regiment;
wa, with his company through the severe
campaign in Kentucky aud 6TcnhesSee--was
in the terrible battle at Shiloh, and received
wound there. His men loved HIM ond
his associates respected and esteemed him
lie has all the qualifications OF a soldier. and
We are mistaken in the man, IL. in his new
position he does not make d honorsble re.
cotl. We hope all the new rcsinrn,i may
u as fortunate.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-07-25

TnE PROGRAMME. - A leading Democrat.
formerly an office holder Of this county, said
in the town of Vanlue, this week, that
when the tax gathcrers come around TO col.
lec,, the National Administration would
find ou, that the People is the Government;
aud that If they attempted drafting, he
would die in his tracks before either him
self or hi, sons should 60 to 6gh, in this
d--d abolition war. This is the Programme
Of the Vallandis CLEANERS - opposition to the
draft-opposition to everything but JEFF.
Davis anu his Government. Webave heard
the substance of this tolk on the streets Of
Findlay. a dozen times Within the last week
Thoge men control the Democratic party.
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AsrIa.srs FOR C,SGnEss. In ihiS G.,

AsrIaAsTs FOR CoNGREss. - In this Con-
srcssionsl District the Democracy are trut.
ting out their candidates for nomination
aud the list is numerous, il not fOTmidahle
Wyandot presents Robert McKelley; Han
cock wants William Gribben Hardin asks
Ior A, S. Ramsey; Auglalze puts old Bil
Sawyer on The track; Van Vert and Mercer
So for Frank LeBlond; Allen county goes in
for G.. n. Lamison. Candidates enough TO
make vcry pretty fight IN Convention, A
would Seem. The wounds received at Shi
oh ought TO carry tue Major successfully
through the Convention, but we fear they
will not, Lima Gazette.
We were not aware that our esteemed
friend Grlbben had his eye upon n seat in
Congress. Let us be thankful that his eye
is the only part of him that viii ever occu-
py the said seat.
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IAroRrAsr TO SM'LL DrsLHns. The i'm.
preston appears 10 prevail TO very great
extent, that under the new Tax Law all
confec,ioners, grocers. etc, nre required TO
take out license. This impression is er-
ioneous. Phe 65th section provides tha,
"when the annual gross receipts OF sales
of any upothecaries, confectioners, eating
honses, tobacconistr or retail dealers, shal
not exceed the sum OF one thousand dollars,
such opothecaries, confcc,ioners, eating
housrs ani retail dealers shall not bcIequiI'
ed TO take out OF pay for licenses, anythini
in this &C, TO the contrary notwithstanding"
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RtcPuTlEG.-Th recruiting cheers are
working hard and making some proeEess. ---
All Of them have met with some success.
though at the rate the work is now progress
ing, it will take a long time TO ill mp the
quota. 'rhi, should not be. Mea ate want :
I'd now, and unless they are procnrea be
fore thirty days a draft win undoubtedly be
resor,td to. We hope the citizens OF the
different townships Will take hold Of thi,
matter at once. An honrs' r,dins msy Sc.
cure n recruit that The officers will MISS
Every man counts al this time. Citizens o
Hancock, 60 to work. Fin up the compa
uies and let our county have the honor o
being the first in camp.
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VALLANDIaHAM's ENDoRsEMENT.-. :.
A Memphis correspondent, under
date Of July 1st, says:
Hcrs. as through the entire South,
the most violent and malignant rch.
Ella are those OF Northern birth. -
Even the editor Of the Memphis
GrenaeM appeal, j. b. Dnmblo, is
u native OF the free soil of Ohio, who
first came South ouIy few months
Iago, and brought letters OF ehdorse-
ment from the renegade Congress.
man Vallandigham.
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dopE's LiDY's Book, August, 1862: l.. A.
Cooley, Phlladeiphis, Pennsylvania.
The engraving of"Daniel Webster OF the
Tomb Of Shakespeare" in this number, is
one OF the best we have seen in a long VI hile.
and the fashion plates are really superb
"'rhe PIoposaW represents a subiect'with
which every married couple is supposed TO
be acquainted. Then there is choice
piece Of music entitled the "Dew Drop
Waits" The literature is fully up to the
usual standard, and quite entertaining. A.
q lsdy's mssssine. Cooley has no equal, and
it should therefore be in every lady's sane
tuary. Terms--ons copy %. orfhree cop,
les for s.. We will send the Jehferson nian
aud Cooley one year for $50.