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DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
PtiOais NseicaI apa Surgiea institute.

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sdcramenio sire bsos Montgomery. epposs Paosae Aaa
aeansAlp colpaSys Q1Ics, San Franoisoo.
Established in 1854,
For The permanent Cure Of al Private and Chronic Ds
eases, and The suppression Of Qnackery
Attendant and Resident Physician, L. j. txtPEkY Nd
late IN the Hungarian Revolutionary war. chlaf ohVrp
clan 70 The 10th Regiment Of Honveds chief surqeon
70 the military hospital Of Pesth. Hungary, late Lee
tnrer Dlseasea Of women and children and honorary
member Of the Philadelphia College 81 Nedltine.
Particular attention paid 70 the treatment Of Diseases
& peculiar y women and children.
~ once hours-Frm Am. to0PM.
Communications strictly confidential.
- Permanent cure gunrnnteed, nr no paw Consnl-
tattdn by letter or Otherwise, free. "a
address DR. y. CzAPKAY, san Francisco.
, 1862-10-09
coMMIssIoN AGENTS.


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REAAEKABLE INSTANCE OF MEDICAL RELIEF.
Below we publish the certificates Of three oI bs rt
ierers nom the panEs Of disease who having recsvsS
,heir former health, and mpe'led by gratitude msSs
Ahosh their eases aud remedial agent and their aiAte
~ s'cetl lmpeTously command their puLlcatioN and ,s
''nehd their rerusal tn the attention Of al aaited.
, 1862-10-09

DIR L J. CzAPKAY'S private Medical ana sn..,..,
Institute is on Sacramento street. below MnS,ooTcsl
opposite the Pacific Mali Steamship Com,Sny
San Francisco. The doctor offers free enns,,..e' .Se'
and asks no remuneration unless be effects c1r
81 The following letter. which empbsticSIIee 49,,
nr itself was written BY the Dean Of tbe FScpliv " M
Pacihc Medical aud Surgical JournAlp ssn NJ tne
for publication, SAn Fn1cscos
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
Battle of Tazewalls

A correspondent of the Mobile Evening News furnishes that paper with the following interest ing additional particulars of the victory at Tag ewell in East Tennessee:
 "The attack was commenced on this side of Tazewell, the enemy's forces being formed into two columns, which were attacked simultaneous ly by Generals Stevenson and Rains, and driven back with great loss to Tazewell, where they af- fected 8 junction of their forces. A stubborn resistance was here made, large portion ofthe enemy's force being Lincolnite Tennesseeans; but they could not withstand the valor and im- petuosity of our men, who rushed upon them Tn the face of most murderous fire, and drove them back at the point of the bayonet, caaptur ing their artillery. The enemy was driven back for six miles, when the rout becam egen- eral, and muskets, coats and haversacks were strewed along the road
 Nv informant states that he met one hundred of their wounded on foot and twelve ambulances filled with seriously wounded men, among whom was field officer with his arm shot off. He stated that the loss of the enemy in killed and wounded is very heavy. The enemy on falling back from Tazeweu held a strong position on a high ridge, which had to be carried by assault before they were driven from it. Our loss IS said to be severe, bu the tenemy,s far greater.
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTANT AND INsP. GENERALS OFFICE
 Richmond, August 18th. 1889

Richmond, August 18th, 1882 General Order No. 59.
 |. The following rules, in relation to the cxamina- ton o conscrps, published for the guidance of enrolling and medical examining officers
 l. At each camp of instruction and at such mili- tary stations, and other points as may be designated an experienced army Surgeon. from different sec tion of the country, will be detailed to examine con- scripts.
 g. All conscripts capable of bearing arms will be received
 g. Conscfipts not oqusl to all military duty may be valuable i'll the hospital quartermaster's or other staff departments, and if so, will be received
 1. Blindness, excessive deafness and permanent amepes, great deformty, are obvious reasons for exemption.
 ,. Confirmed consumption, large incurable ulcers chronic courageous diseases of the skin are causes for exemption.
 6. Single reducible hernia the loss of an eye, or of several fingers will not ncapartate the subject for }he performance of military duty.
 '. A certificate of disability of conseript given by private physician, will not be considered uness affidavit is made that the econscript is confined to bed or that his health life would be endangered by re- moval tn tha place of enroilrnont
 ;, But when conscript Is incapactated by tenn porary sickness, he must present himself soon as recovered, to the enrolling officer or to the nearest school for conscripts
 g. No previous discharge certificate or exemption from any source will be acknowledged
 To- Medical officers of the army are not allowed to eXamne eonserpts unless they regularly detailed for that duty.
 By command of the Secretary of War.
 Signed S. COPPER Sept. r, 1862. I'm Adft an(. insp. General 1l,
True Democrat., 1862-10-01

KNOXVILLE, Sept. 22.-A courier brings intelli- gence from Cumberland Gap, that Gen. stevenson is pushing on federal Morgan's rear. Firing was heard this morning iR the directionof Manchester. and it is supposed he has engaged the enemy.
 CHARLESTON, Sept. 22.-Nassau dates to the 10th inst, received. Yellow fever is very bad. IL IS reported in Nassau that the Yankee steamer san san tiago had met the Confederate war steamer 2so' Capt. North, off Cuba, and had been badly wnip- ped, being obliged to go to Key West for repairs, 1t was said that if "290' had been fully manned she would have captured the SantiaGo
 AUGUSTA, Sept. 24-The Richmond Examiner of the 22d learns from officers who were Ill the fight at Sharpsburg, that the battle commenced on Tuesday afternoon cannonading was Kept mp thrahou the night, and the troops laid upon their arms till Wednesday morning, when the lgfrt was renewed, and ragged all day with unapateu lury Longstreet drove back the enemys rlSht three miles-Jackson drove the left about the same dls- tance, but Hill, in the centre, barely contrVed to hold his own. At nine o'clock at night the iede, rals withdrew, leaving our troops Ill possession oi the battlefield. Hon. A. c. Boteler, who partici- hated in the fight, says Lee crossed the Potomac to meet flank movement of McClellan.s on fla pers Ferry. He estimated our loss m Killed ana wounded, on Wednesday, at 5,00O. Gen. Lee was heard to declare the result of the battle to be 6 decided Confederate victory.
 The 'dispatches'' say Lee recrossed the river on account of the insufiiciency of supplies in Mary land, and not on account of reverse. Mcclellan teegraphed Haleck that it was glorious federal vctory-the rebels retreating and demoralized.- The Yankee Gen. Reno was killed.
 AUGUSTA, Sept. 25.-The Richmond Examiner of the 24th says, that in the fight of Shepardstown it is reported that the enemy were almost annhl- ated and four or five thousand prisoners taken. It says Gen. Lee writes to President Davis that the shock of the battle on Wednesday was the most tremendous that ever occurred on this continent, and the result was the most damaging to the enemy, he has received in the whole campaign The ene- my admit their loss to be 10000, tours will not ex- ceed 5000. Yankee dispatches dated Saturday say the loss of federal Generals and field officers is so large as to be unaccountabe Mcclellan says the federals may safely claim a victory. A dis patch says that body of federals dashed into Leesburg, but retired that place is now in pos. session,
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
FROM PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.

P,ut,prr raIA, September l5.-A special dis match to the gnlietlu from Harrisburg says the IaheIs have fallen back two miles, Longstreets division has been set to reinforce them. The battle will probably be res uned to day.
 The -ebel pickets have fa.en DacK Io within mile an ! half of Hagerstown.
 Stone wall Jackson has been n2Ded Ill these battles Miles held his position at Harper's Ferry, but the rel ,els planting guns on the Marylan no heights, co umanding the position of Miles, and it is feared that he will have to surrender.
 The city is today in 9 complete furor of excite ment Crowds throng the streets, cheering en- thasastically for Mcclellan, for the signal victory he has obtained over the rebels.
 BALTIMORE, Sept. l5th.--A dispatch from the Monocacy says:
 < No firing has been heard this morning, and it is presumed that the battle has not been resumed ''The body of Reno is expected here this after noon."
 The following is the federal account of the bat tie at Mumfordvlle, which does not tappear to have been much ofa victory on either side:
 From the Louisville Journal, 18th
 The city was rife yesterday with rumors in regard to an engagement at Mumfordvile, situated on tn, Louisville and Nashville railIoad, at the crossing over Green river There were reports that the re. bels had marched force varying from seven to twelve thousand, and had captured Col Wilder's entire command of twenty-five hundred or three thousand federal troops
 By arrivals from the vicinity of Mumfordvile, and through the medium of teegraphic dispatches to the miliares here learn that the train which left this city on Saturday evening win the 50tf Indiana infantry, Col c. l.. Durham, was throwl fram the track near Bacon Creek, and they wer forced to Mumfordville. The train was transport ing d quantity of arms and ammunition, in additio to Col Dunham's regiment, and it was reporte that the supplies had been captured by the rebels There was no truth in the rumor however.
 The rebels made their appearance Ill front Mumfordville on Saturday evening, and tnroug Col. Scott of the third Louisiana Cavalry, mace demand upon Col Wilder, in command of theie raj forces thers for an unconditional surrender
True Democrat., 1862-10-01

A NEW ORLEANS ITEM.-Lieut. D'Apre. mont, southern officer from New Orleans. having been taken prisoner by the Yankees. was being conveyed through the streets of that city to the Parish prison. He was marching along baretooted, under guard, when two of his civilian friends procured pair of shoes and handed them to him. For this act of mercy they were arrested and the Beast sent one of them to the Parish prison for three mouths, and the other for six months. |" Go on, Butler, go On!' Iour time will come
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
For the True Democrat. In Memory of Caut. Wm. RlaWitt,

'o dpoTteG Gas tfe Spt leh 1892 at the residence o
 EsQ. Robins. Little Rock. Twas bright autunnal dav His troubled spirit passed away And sought ia boundess realms on bgh Substantial joys that never die christian solderl brave and srue As e'er the gleaming sword drew With patriot zeal he sought the right, Ahd gave 10 Freedom all his might Yes, freedoms flag he raised on hipb Then came the shout and battle cry. Whiie Texas poured her legions forth. To oppose the vandals of the North With Spartan band" he left his bope For martial fields, till peace should come TO llght with smiles, wars suen brow And realize his country's vow But fdte had not reserved fol; him. The clash of arms and battles din. The heros fame and barrel green That render dear each4warlike scene With cruel shaft he laid him low, Amid the hearts most ardent glow, Burning high for the gory plains, Where freedom breaks tn oppressor's chains ,Mong strangers, he hath found grave, MonS IeXas hero's true and brave '" lie sleeps his last long sleep that knows No waking" until Time shall closen Many weary morn shall set Many fond and deep regret Shall wife, and children. and mother dear Express, ere he again appear What lifts this shadow from the heartY What will the balm of hope impartY 'fis resignation to that plan That honors God and favors man.
 J. B. R., l3h Tezas Caralry.
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
Notice.

vE7 AS committed to Saline county jail on the 2Ist da
 W July 1882 negro man who says his name is EWYS and belongs Vim. B. Goberson, of Tuscaloosa Ala s,, he left home in March Said negro is about 70 years d about feet hgh dark copper color square lnlt nnr in his speech when excited will wesh aht,S pounds had when committed, old casnet pants cot shirt, and very old fur hat. f0' 'o>'h
 The of said slave will please come forvors - property pay charges and get his rroperty or he viii % deat wi,n n as 1sfa tue i e uecs THOMAS PACK Sheriff.
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
Sheriff s Notioa

fE NiERE was committed to the Jail Of Crawfrd eor. afkr on the z th of August, lS62 a negro man says ms name Is DANIEL. Ho is feet inches %h "ne dark complexion weighs about l50 pounds says ba hi m to Benjamin Morris, of Cass county Texas ~ oeiongs The owner of the above named slave is berehy ,a,. come forward and prove his ownership to inc moi 70 Will dealt with as the law directs. '"ie "f hs
 JAMES M BROWN, Jn.
 sen+ 10 1890 e e.. eherih of Crawford county
True Democrat., 1862-10-01

Of the three tax collectors for Texas, appointed by Lincoln two have been heard from. Paschal refuses it, and J. w. Throckmorton publishes a patriotic letter in the Texas papers. He has been in the southern army since the war commenced. As for the other, L. D. Evans, he fishbacked early
 l. foJ
True Democrat., 1862-10-01

sssAlt has come to be commonly said in can q that nobody knows Stonewans secrets excert his old negro body servant. Some one talkin ' to the old negro asked him how he came to be so much in the confidence ofhis master. sLord sir, said he, maSsa never tells me nothing. butt the way knows is this: Massa says his pray CTS twice day, morning and night; but if he gets out of bed two or three times in tue nrbt to pray, you see just commences packing nv haversack, for l knows there scW De Me decH to pay nert day"-Augasta Chronicle.
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
Farm and EIill for s,,a

acrs ;n ,,;.;y ns y 'rn consisting of 240 acres 35
 acres III vion and 35 40 more of uplapd sntahe lor M tnere is good assortment of fruit trees on Also o s, oGA Gr wi De sold With the place desired west of Little Rock cI 's i5 M st,uaea te 2 m,i'7 Sept. 10, 1882. BIS enANANs 'i'DVNS'
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
Bugler Wanted

TSOR Col Jas F. Fagan's Regiment of Arkansas Cavalry A For further information, apply immediately to
 JN0 D. ADAMS. Capt. and Sept Fl Aotig Chief Quarter master
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
SlOO Reward.

MNSCAPED from Marion county, Ark. jail in August El last man, calls his HANDEL. black Es color weighs about l60 lhS about S5 years of age IS will give hundred dollars if said boy apprehend ed aud lodged in jail go can get him. suppose he wifi make his way to southerp Missouri My address Chester ?. O, Ashley county, Ark. A. E. JACKSON
 Scnt o1 1882.
True Democrat., 1862-10-01

INCIDENTS OF THE BATrLEs-The particu, lars of the battles near and at Manassas begin
 to reach us We have not room for all the ac- counts that reach us, and select such incidents as are not noteworthy. Here is an interesting
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
Salt ] Saltt Ga1t [

WISH to hire by the year l5 20 good hands to work at my salt Works n Sever county. in this State for wch VI" pay good price. also wish purchase three or four good hands, for which will pay the cash.
 B. H. KINSWOATHY.
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
Wanted Immediately,

a the Medical Purveyors Office, the usand p0nDis c "A Black White Mustard Seed all the Castor Oil and Palma Christi Beans that be brought us for which the highest price will he paid delivery.
 E. SILVERBURG,
 Surg. and Medical Purveyor Little Rock, Sept 2i 1892 I'm
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
THIRD DISPATCH.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE POToMAt
 .

FIEADQUA ARIENs, AkMX OF THE FOTOMACT
 September l5-3 p. m. To G eneral Halleck:
 an happy to inform you that Franklin's sue cess on the left was as complete as that in the center sSi right, and resulted in his getting pos session of the Gap after severe engagement on all parts of the line.
 The troops, old and new, behaved with the ut most steadiness and gallanry, carrying, with but little ass stance from artillery, very strong po- sitions defended by artillery and infantry. don't think our ioss is very severe. The corps of D. H. Hill and LOngstreet were engaged with our right
 We have taken considerable number of pris- or. rs.
 The enemy disappeared during the night Gu r troops are now advancing in pursuit. do not kr. ow where the enemy will next be found.
 GEO. B. MCCLELLAN.
True Democrat., 1862-10-01

HEADQUARTERS TRAYs-MIssissIPPI DErARryyxr Little Rock, A'k., Sept. 18th, 1862. The following order is re-pubshed for the infor- nation and guidance of all concerned. By command of Maj Genl T. Ii. HOLMES.
 JAMES DESHLER,
 Col. and A. A Gen1
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
For Sale.

ZANE THOUSAND ACRES of rich Red river bottom ro,5 H in one body l2 miles from Lewsviile Laiayete conn ty, Arkansas. Titles perfect. will show the land "a ~ person wishing 10 purchase N. B. WELLEOiNs' Lewisvile, Ark- Sept. 8, 1862. 5l-5t*
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
SECOND DISPATCH.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, :
 Sept l5-lO A. NJ. To General Halleck: Information this moment received completely confirms the rout and demoralization of the rebel army.
 Lee is reported wounded and Garland killed. Hooker alone has over thousand or more pris oners-seyen hundred having been sent to Freder- ick.
 1t is stated that Lee gives his loss as 15,OOO. We are following as rapidly as men can move. [Signedl Gro. B. McCLELLAN,
 Major General.
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
HE.DQu4nraEs McNknL's REeImrr, I

UEiDQu4RTERs MCNEIlL's RE6IMET,
 Camp Hope, Austin Sept. 20th, 1862. | Special Order No %.
 AFFCERS and soldiers absent without leave and whosa SP absence and furoughs have expired here by ordered to report in person these heaquarers imma diately If sick they must forward certificate of sur geon in good standing. vouched for by magistrate Members of the regiment failing comply with the or,er will be promptly arrested and punished deserters By order of Lt-Col Hart commanding. Scot 24 I'm W. F. RECTOR Ad,;t
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
Auction.

EYTILL be sold at pabic auction, in the city of LtIs W Rock at the Confederate Sabe the 2d of Octo- ber 1882 between three and four hundred condemned HORSES and MULES and also, lot of old Harness Sale to continue from day today JN0. c. PEAY.
 Sept 2i 4. Q. M. (. s. Army
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
Cash ! Cash Cash 1
Auction

NASH paid for BEESWAX at the Little Rock Soap and S Candle Factory, delivered at the Factory.
 Sept. q. 1892 q. MCGOWAN C0
True Democrat., 1862-10-01
LEA DQUARTERs ARMY OF THE PoToMAC, {
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Sept. l5-8A.m To General I{allech:
 have just learned frcm Hooker, in the advance, who states that tue information is perfectly relia be that the enemy is making for the river in perfect panic, and Lee stated last night publicly, that he must admit that he had been shockingly whipped. l am hurrying everything forward iG cndeavor to press their retreat to the utmost. TSigned1 GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
 Major General.
True Democrat., 1862-10-01

IAN FRIDAY NEXT, at g o'clock A. M will he s,Id q. SE the store of M OSBORN opposite the Post oic Lis entire remnant of ~ DRY GOODS,
 CLOTHING;
 HARDWARE:
 TOOLS. etc. etc. Sale to commence at O'Clock A. m Sept 24 lS62 !. D. F1TZGERALD Auctoncer Good House Woman and Girl Wanted. WISH to purchase good cook washer and ironer and A house girl l2o l3 years old for which liberal price will he paid. J. $. ANDERSON Sept 24 2t*
True Democrat., 1862-10-01

So far this army has steadily advanced and repulsed the frequent attacks of the enemy. The line Of the Rappahannock and Warrenton has been relieved. Many prisoners are cap tured and regret, quantities of stores to be destroyed for want of transportation. Ander- son not yet up, and hear nothing of those be-. hind We have Ewell, Trimble and Taliaferro wounded. The latter slightly, the others not mortaliy.
 Signed R. E. LEE.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-17
Madison Water Cure.

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The buildings, which are large, elegant and comfort
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the determination u establish this Cure upon perman-
ent basis and make it trulya
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Where no drug poison will be administered, but the
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principles plcdgng ourselves that pains expense
will DE spared To promote the health and comfort those
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Horses aud Carriages will be furnished al the house.
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furnish their own bathing clothes. they hire them