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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-19

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4 sIs5 ' ooo,;nc as far east as Frederick. Their
.j ;:r at the apathy Of Maryland was supreme:
S'nt i made no difference with their movements.
Ion Tuesday, the 9Th inst, jackson 5 oolun1n
Smovpd for Hagerstown, thence to Nllams-
n ,gt' crossing the Potomac, and on Friday oc-
Ennying Martinsburg, and appearing before
a1arrer Ferry. Of course, he went there to
n a S1t ifs caDtl,re On Wednesday and Thurs
Ssy Of last week, Longstreet 5 corps moved to
IaTsserstovn. and remained there. On Thurs
sav and Friday, the corps Of ., II. Hill and
S1nierson moved out into the Niddletown val
ssy, between the Catoctin and South Mountain.
abis was their position on Saturday night
1.-THE pan was to fortify the gaps in the South
SIomtain, capture Harpers Ferry, and thus.
|Fiih the control Of the valleys Of Virginia and
cumberland, an1 a barrier OF tortlhed NOUN
Aains betveen them and US, their lncurslons
Into PENNSYLVANIA co ultl be made with ease and
zlnpVnlty,
1 Thhebatte at Sharpsburg, it is said, vas not
=esQned yesterday, Gen. Mcclellan acceded to
Isa armjstice, 70 bury the dead.
are indebted 70 the Commissioners Of
ahe i s. Patent Office, for a copy Of the
Patent Office Observation-Disclosures 1861.
The Washington republican says that tEe
Bfespatcher Of the n. Z, Herald, one Of which
.8fss published yesterday, must be taken with
4 vide marginal allowance.
81 ---sugua=----
D The National Intolligencer says:-"We learn
slhst the Ira Harris Regiment Of Cavalry, with
SaVo pieces Of artillery, made a reconnaissance
Yesterday IS Ear IS Leesburg, where they found
sesVeraI regiments Of Confederate troops STA
B Roned After firing some rounds Of artillery
#ato the place. they retired with five or SIX
d. wounded, but captured two hundred pris-
2Rfs, whom they paroled There was 90 enc
NJ discovered between Washington and that
sEPoipt.
B alexander Hetherington is stated TO be the
s I. Of the clerk in the y. s. Marshal office
g. osH York vho last week presented an order
b S-00'0oo, forged in the name Of the Mar
- 70 Mr. Cisco, Z, S. Assistant Treasurer,
g. /" winch the latter refused to pay, and thus
H. 5S' TIC dishonest clerk. Hetherington has
Eu 3.s y, v ashiogton Star Of yesterday says
n 9lo net hold all the ground we gained
a1%!, as we enormously state in to-days
1 .4''0a Of the Star Our left wing, ere
H.. '@'''e OF the day ceased, was forced to give
h., p'.'loh OF the ground it had gained
rs, gained by our center and right was, how
Ill.,, : 1iany applications are made by minis
s2t ;, ~ situations as g, S hospital chaplains;;
Ill., - suere are no vacancies, and no more
Ill., ~ are TO be created, further importu-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-19
JeIe0ruph(e 0rll'6.
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
SURRENDER OF MUMpoRDsvILLE


LOUISVILLE, Sept, 18-The military comnen
oed fortifying The city yesterday. \ large
number Of negroes were impressed and set TO
work digging rife pits and throwing UP breast
works.
Nothing official or reliable has been received
from Mumfordville The telegraph line is still
down:
The Journal to-day, received information
that Colonel Wilder and his gallant band, after
fighting three days, were forced TO surrender to
an overwhelming force Of Rebels. This, how
ever, is not received reliable.
LATER.
Indianapolis, Sept Adiutant Houson; Of
the 18th Indiana regiment, wno escaped from
Mumfordsyille Immediately sitter its surrender,
has reached here. He reports that the sarrl
son, numbering from four 20 FIVE thousand
men, comprising the seventeenth, The fttieth,
sixtieth, sixty-seYenth, slxty~eighth and sixty
ninth Indiana regiments, one company 6 cav
airy, and ten pieces Of artillery, was made TO
surrender ON Wednesday, being completely
surrounded by Bragg's forces which were est
mated at thirty thousand. The Federal less
in killed and wounded was fifty
The Confederate loss is unknown
---------.sazsu~----
4 London correspondent Of the New York
World writes: GU have heard NOT & little
about 'shoddy." Mr.. J. Rhodes, Of Merley,
near Leeds England, exhibits in the Interna-
tional Exhibition compact machine for per
forming the Grst process toward converting old
rags into new CLOTH The stuff here produced
is called 'blungo,' a better kind Of devils
dust The fibre Of che latter is extremely
short, 50 short as 20 give it the name Of dust,
The naungo is larger fibred It enters largely
into the position Of all the oonononer cloth
nov made in England, and naungo may be
said to be The pnnci pal wear Of seven-tenths Of
the English people. Any body who buys a
Ten dollar suit buys naungo. >
The number Of Federal troops captured by
the Confederates at Harper Ferry, WAS eleyen
thousand five hundred and oighty-5hree, Of
whom thirteen hundred we're Maryland volnl2-
teers. Forty-seyen pieces Of artillery were also
captured
The paroled prisoners Of CoL Miles late
command st Harper's Ferry are TO be imlne~
dately sent northwest to suppress the Indian
Instruction This disposition Of the men, 1t
is understood, does not affect their parole
A Reconnaissance in force On Tuesday discoV
cred that there are no Confederate troops be-
tween Washington and Bull Run, nor any
where in front of Washington, within 22 miles.
Hon. Edward Stanley, Military Governor Of
North Carolina, is in New York, from West
Point en- route to Washington, where it is said,
he intended to have some better understanding
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JOHN T. COOKE.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
TTAS CONSTANTLY On hand 8 large assorI~
naent Of FAMILY. GROC ERLES, consist
ing Of BACON, Of al kinds; FLOUR by the
barrel or smaller packages; BUCKWHEAT,
CURRANTS, BASINS, PRUNES, FIGS.
SARDINES, &c, &c, - uhioh rs .iav.Ses tha
attention @ customers. paa7 ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-19

Thebattle at sharpsburg, it is said, vas not
EEesaned yesterday, Gen. Mcclellan acceded to
IN arnnjstice, TO bury the dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-19

Weare indebted 70 the Commissioners d
The US, Patent Office, fox a copy Of the
Patent Office Report-Agri oultural-for 1861.
The Washington Rpubliean says that the
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
FROM GEN. HALtfck's. ARMY.
Order Tor 1hs Removal ei Women lnd Chll.
ydfrn from vIskshurs within q Hours, 90
|, ANN r.'yrt1, -- -ls n" ,ue1sH,h q
TEN cUNBoATs BELOW THE
p. od' 5o-h srCiTr a, a,ra f.. O. .l1a
a. a. a. u.g '-s"ur .,aU.- ari'na
The Brssklyn and Hartford Pass
.aGI,"@1' t,'% ''' NatcheI. a', .''7. .'','- D..

HAiI.Ecks HEApoUARrEEs, May 2Ia.--The
Memphis Appeal Of the I'D Aiates that Gov
Fsttis, Of Mississippi, bas called for one tbo,lr-
ssnd armed men, 70 rrendsgV0us al Viskstnrg.
the smmuniHon to be, procured st tho lattsr
plaos. .fs am.' 7og' llr" 's' 70 80 70
vICxsBuRa, Nay 2ii4-Tbs Federal comman-
der has ordered The remevsl Of the women and
children from ibis city 10 "a ho,irs.. The Mayor
has asked unlil + riday, ths, ,23d. nv. ,,,T, "a.
Al eight O'Clock this morning there were ten
boata below the city. The Brooklyn and Hart.
itrd passed hatcher this .orning. 4mm
Ths Oorintb correspondents ot The Appsd -.
plorss he death Of Col. lngraham, OF vsn Dorn'e
stsG. Killed BY Tho Federsls 10 Z skirmisb, on
he 9th. The same correspondent says thst
Beauregafd is about 70 confer the order Of NJ
Southern Cfoo Of Honor on certain psivstes eI
tho Ninth Texas regiment for Gsllsai couduct.
The VioksGurg Caisea. oi The 18th, ststcs lhaa
tho ErOoery stores bad oil mnvsd assy exoepl
1nc, and The stock In that would be exhaas'eti
IN two or three days. Il becomes b ssrioui
question where groceries are 10 he procured
Spot hic. r.f t....n Ia ,r4-f a,Fi o.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
Union Victory at Lswisburs.

The War Department has received the fol.
lowing: ''1' .'' .' .'.r' t".. 20.
CixslEsATI, Nay 2.-Col. Heth with 5000
men attacked cur fsross under Col. Crook yes.
tei day morning at Lewisburg, aud after q
severe fight the enemy were driven back and
completely routed. Crooks force numbered
800. Our loss 10 10 killed, 40 wounded, and
missing. The enemy's loes Is much greater
We captured four cannon, two Of them rified
tsol hundred stand Of arms, aud about one
hundred prisooers,, including one lieutenant
colonel, oos major, aud several captains and
lieutensnts. .ra.lU7l .y. rfar -.. -un'ia IN
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

TxD DAys TO be most important one 10 the
HOUSE. II is 10 decide whether or not that
body will pass bill for the conascation Of the
property of The public enemy, and whether or
not those Who psrsist In rebellion shall be per.
mitted to szsrciss sbsolute power by force Of
law, over the psrsoas Of others Thoroughly
believing, a. We do, that this war will never be
closed, 10 long as the title ot rebels to hold
slaves Is Recognised, We await the action Of the
House with intense solicitude. -,
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
1asttssts | sstssts from the mississippi,
are % -ilHunl. l--l. tiY.l hry hsfhT,
"A . GUNHOAT kHOONNOL NC.E, Al
Tho Rsbels COnlIaus 10 Mold RsFt Wight .
.o, al FIJI Pillow, ss%n., 'Im1 ','r'p' ,aI,, n

The following di'patch wss received satar,
day night at the War Department, oe,isie q
CAIKo, Nay "a. Ths steamer Alps bas sYe
Tha iebel fset, which has, been shssut 5or
several days, has again made iE appearances d
Fulton, two miles below Fort PLlov. ,urad n
Nothing offioisl hos been received from the
feet .a'.i u 20 ''''H H11siEr1s hd
SECOND Disi'AruH. MA 5ngh ''
A second dhpalch staten thai, q gunbQat TO-
9oppoisaance yesterday discovered The rebel
feet 81 Fulton, two miles below. Tasdsis no
fhrthsr doubt the rebels hold Fort Wright. Il
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
asoaos n. WESTON. Eolroa.
Msllay, May -, 1852.
THE MILITARY NEWS.

Dispatchss received yesterday, at the WE
Dspartnsnt, STATE tAaA Gen. Banks wss Attack
ed, at Winchester, yeststday morning, and bad
fallen bsck towards hartiusburg and Harpsr's
Ferry. 80. -.,..-.
Ths enemy are reported 70 be In large force,
and many reports state that the rebel force hsd
ief. Rlshnood and moved north 70 take The Of
fenevs. 'r'3 t..r .1u. '.' wlfemo,
Tns enemy, under Gems. Ewsll and Johnson,
with sapsrior force, gave battle 70 General
Bsaks yesterday morning. q daylight, ct Win
chester. Gen. Banks foughs thsm SIX hours,
and hen retired 10 the dirsctioo Of hartinsburg
with what los b unknown. ,sf. r
Ths enemy sre, Il d understood, sdvanosas
iron Winchester upon Harper's Ferry. Our
troops tAscs ars being rapidly reinforced.
Rumor says jackson ID advancing 10 support
Gens. Eweil and johnson, and there are also
statements that still another force is behind
him. .i.. .... .. aae,r
Prompt means have been taken to meet thes,
emergencies, II truly reported. .,,a. ,gsm
Gen Mcclellan reports progrs in front o
Richmond. ... ........
Gen. .Hsileok has been joined by Gen. Curti
with thu force under his command. ,
A dispatch received last night states thai
Cen. Banks hes made good his retreat acros.
the Potomac, at williamaport ....... r'.,.
Oss. Rufus Saxton Il In command at Hsrpsri
Ferry. ..... ...... ..'lD' ."D'. ..
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

NEw EsGLASD TRAVEL See Advertisement
Of that tavorite line Of travel between New
York aud Boston, by Steamboat from Mes York
10 New London, and thence by rail- 70 Boston.
The stesnbost rervics 10 performed by tvo a
the mok msgnifosnt boats ever on Long Island
Sound, buitI lest year, ssprsssly for this routs.
end without regard TO cDt These bosts are
named The "City Of BossoH" sad "City Of
New York"
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
/ fTfI = b sHftTs = N
FROM BAhKs's COLUMN.
A's siIRnGS zT: W|IscltxaIgsu.-
tS-s TER. ~sslssss-F
hHS7E04 DiIRls1 -1fiaia ggstlFsl1sf
N R'b.Is Mako ! I Assask I 4 Middleton, ,.d
81 afs asPslssd. .I"s s.'
Tf-n' '1e
Dol. Ksnly Wounded and Taken
a. Prisoner. H.. 10y ...a
| r..frnur a.i'rs a--r.,. .... .r.i II .-a.
7het EHesssN t11 Pessesstes 81
- ' Rosst IeovsS. ~ ra11
GEMS, BANKS AND GEARY STRONGLY
" sr-- - RETNF0RCED. 6.gi
# NJ HH.H H H| d. A.Fa

. Dspa'rhes were recstved q Tho War Depart
lreni' On Saturday night. from Gen. Banks,
- yo"sSsor' -THrFG .fftIH arF.r.fE yr. .#
HI had muved from Slrasbusg 10 Wlnches
VI. for tbe pnrpoee II securing kis Stores and
trains from tbs enemy, and " prevent his com.
nuRicstions IRON. bsinG, iotsrSuptsd. ,s His "a.
vhncs guard entered Wiuchstsr at s O'Clock,
With sil hts trsins sud Mores ID safety 'n'. :
a ,Eoog attack vss made up0a w traIns n
tidSieeosn y ths rebel intastry, cavalry, asd
artillery, brt N wss repulsed, and . few wagons
abandoned BY tesmaters were secured.
Gen. Banks will return Immediately 10 Sisas-
burg. 10 sis.mr N uI 1oar q {aft s1irls,ay
Col, Keniy, m commend a, Front Roysl, iwas
not killed, hut only wounded and tsksn pri.
sonee, GkHSdH5 81 fN 0ld sTW4R n-ls-,Et b
Ms, particulars OF the engagement st Front
'RGlM yesterday have been received. - 80,
The cncmy are in possession Of Front Royal.
Gen. Gsary occupies strong posilion on the
AtssAess railrosd, ~ sWhlte PlsiAs. He hss
General Banks has also been stronsly rein
fprced. 80. ..yr Z, -
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
UFrlCiAL.,,

ordered, by virtue Of the authority vested
BY cot Of Congress. the President tskss Mill
tary p,asession Of all the r,ilroads 10 ths Usis
tsd States from and alter this date antil Iustksr
prder; and directs that The respective rslir6sA
companies, their officers and sesysu,s, shalt
bold ihsasslvss In readiness Tor 4 " issnssosl
Ation Of troops and H4pltions 'of wsr, u ~
be crssssd BY The military authorities, to ~
EXCLUSION of all other bgaiRss4 a ap.wn.t
Bylosd1s d. The ,Rsareaatp4 NfA2S an ~
} Y RoieaihHRN ,asn 90. Oslepidui NC ~
'sa %s.@- ...iGasA sls' N'''' QaatAtss o. 81
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

The SHAREHOLDERS Of the District should
remember that the time for fling their slate
ments, or claims for slaves, expires on the first
Of June next. On and after thi. day, the com.
missioners will hold their meetings In the
Council Chamber.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

LIBERAL DONATIONS On Saturday night, The
Washington Lecture Association made a dona'
ton Of one hundred dollars to the Freedmen's
Association, for the benefit Of the contrsbands,
snldiera h' ..' -
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
From New Orleans.
No Union Feeling.
1Iq UNITED STATES SrEAxsR HAsTvosp,
Nsw OalkANs, Nay G,l8G9.

| NEW OaLkANs, 10y ., IBG3.
We are lying idle her. In front OF The city,
having nothing more 70 do than stand our
regular vatehss. under banked nres...t \, +. y,
fssroi u no exoitsasat 10 the city; eserything
wearing . dnu end foriorn appearan0e.. But
very few stores are open, and Q Sunday aspsst
prevails The entire city. Most VI ths male pss-
tion Of the community wear look II injured
pride, while The ladiea, dear creatures, turn up
their nosss aud give US wide berth y ws psss
The Union spirit, which xss developed WHEN
~ arAt landed In front q he city .ssas y
have grown "nse.isossey less" ! ea.sos
have been spirited away, or vers Id b rive
vent to feeling that found no ccho ID kair
hearts, ~ = mssns 0f sayiag their property,
which they may hsve thought was In danger.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
REpULsE At + FROET' i .lisTAL.,. !.
Saturday forenoon the War Department 70
eeiysd The following dispst0h: W. rsn"l lrnt

SaturdAy forenoon the war Department. re'
ssivsd The following dispstSh:i,us "su"d ino,,5
| .f' SSRAt rRG, Nay -. 1853.
Hon. Edwin N. STANTON. SecreT r4 War. ~
| Col. Kenlys command Of Infantry spd cav
AIRY has been driven from Front koyA win
considerable loss in killed, wounded and RTis.
pnsrH The enemy's force 10 Estimated at Eve
pr six thousand. H. Is reported % fAAsn back
bn Front Royal II probably occupies that
place this morning. rAnul aJhTk p
7 a.. HdI - N. P.BANKs, ksjor 0eosral. 10
[NorE The force Of Col. KsniJ ooHIiGsd
of sinsls regiment Of infantry and single
squadrcn Of Michigan csvslty, and numbsrsd,
iu oil. froa 1000 70 l,lOO men. Frost Royal
Is on the Manassas Gsp Railroad, between NJ.
Iuas'as Junction and straaburg, fosty,nvs miles
from tbe JunCtion.l d ...iaj sIlb Pa. I@ao, b
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

~ MAJOR General Franz sissl bss been lie.
vitsd BY he Secretary Of War 10 washineton
70 arrange command for him.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

Tss PkxsIDksr.-Tbs President returned on
ssiardsy morning from F,edsricksburg,
vhiihss be bad gone To look into the condition
Of snsirs In Gen. AcDowells command.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

70 7 Ovricts 6rEsED.-Iu Tennessee, postal
nciiittsy arc again enjoyed BY the following
cfisA nDa town: Nsssvills, Ga,Iasin, Clarlu.
vills, Spring. asId, Franklio, Columbia, Aus.
itessbcrc', sbslbyyilis, Lsbsnos, sm'thvills,
WaasstoWn, Liberty, AIsxa.driA. Palnstso,
Jprdans Valley. lS f,-,. ''' ,o g{ ,,, a. a.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

NJEW aOObsi NEW GOODS l-CLOTHIHG.
IN RarnisAing Goods, 1runks, Hats and Cars, ~
Horshsss pas6, ~ Ne! go ssvssth aSsst, Ssas q
naS 2o-d3n
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
1.s..s frs' Ga.l'.n.
rAq nrras Al APoro.2o,
~ ~ 26tb, 1862.
%'l: SssS - cfe'' To os'.'. -.

h sel General stswast WITH Ah brisads, coa-
pseed Of I've rsginsuts Of i.iAntry, one Of
sssassys saa<ws%sAtstss~ 0setsss wsssws
1.4& s"sSess.s ~ yN5sQIlsM .A0l
~ siSssstwssr1Ay ssd- si1.y y-hAlsar-A-ss9-
ssf Of ~ ~ fSsri - q tleAsiAITk Y
\ hsfS d nolAing Of interest ftoa " vicinity
af Richooud to day lal4Xu
a Contrabands who come In say that the In.
Aabltsnts sf Richaond ase .iAsiae of1ess
rthSy oSA foe Dsnvills. An tAssa csrsblsof
bshring arms are compelled % remain.
B Very few soldiers srs In sAsuoiu. all being
Iin thelr esmPaa sIif. nA' ~ stiybia oi tlR
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
.AsIllR0TOH CITY GARDEN,
Z" o ..r r' NEW Y0RK AVENUE,
.'. ." .a Betsesaa lirsl and Second SIrsds.

The ggbseribtP respsctfally informs the public
that he kSs 70 opspe the above pleasant retreat for
III! seaaoa, and that bersait~r, on every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, st o'clock p. N there will be
Rand Of Musio II sttendsnoe.
7 AAs Tsp pin Alley shd Shooting Gallery have
beea sreeesA 6s the smussnsnt Of visitors.
Clubs and Associations can have the use Of the
Gardtn bv giving Loties 70 the proprietor lie
pssAsss himsslf that he will his best endeAyOrs
teplosss Ill WIN will hoaof hin with their presence
7 ~ N-Sm ERNST LGFFLER.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

brLySaS AaSAssic l,ssct Pswasr,
TSs4 * 70 ytass end Srows 10 fAvo-, II kills and
txssrlipsiss Resshss, Be4 Bug, Ants, Fieas,
H$ths h rCsihs, Fuu I'D fsrniturs, Garden In.
'Sests,' - Al essuias bsan the asnatsrs Of z.
Ltou, sSft Sd fstssssss b p~soss ~ doasssc asias
Beware Of oosntsrleits and imitstlons
Lyoss Powder ki'is ali Inssots n trioe,
Lyoa's Pills ars dsath TO rats aud mlos. ~
Sold evefyvhsre % HTuH d. 0 BARNES,
sp3o-fT0o0 2o2 Broadway, New York.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
DEBILlTY, y
q seERNATORRHGA,

1 w. "seERNATORRHEA, -
Do postivsly iaosrabls by any means but those ad
Soosts Beiors commencing Asu treatment, learn
how N writer sctualy ousxp hinss:f, and subse-
supsssSdbsa envelope 70 Boz lie. Chsrlestown,
oenasesssm .agFTU El guG9 o1'Tsm
Az, TaE 0TST COOKIRG OTOvEs,
lAT TxbLG EbTLERY, AND
sol VOLTA H6usExEsfiA9d a HHIIe4Es no
49, Ss.s'ts Y s'tis ~ n, ~. :: 8 Ss "a q
IASs No ss1 asSsnib assiA-
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
Excitement :. yl. at BaittiAihtcrs'' ltaAts q
UhisnAstAlan ssoesaAsAAsss, 9
. si ,atsmL v War. isN ~ 70 ssVilpsr
seveRXrMs CRED DoWt

BkfrIAoKx, Nay "a Tho reported dSsth n
CSl. Ksnly nprodaOes intesss tsslips hero.
wAsrs - ~ widely known saA tighly a.
tstusd, sad where bis rssiasat (shs Fint N,
ryiaud) was raised His sans Gus frisndsh. "
bfen shrousiny ths vicinity ptn tntAs nsvapapel
o9oss Ill thu siteraoon. Thss ID great anSisty
toIlssrn partlculsts Of The flts Cf the ga,lsn,
Celoasl and his mon, the families Il whoa an
painfully alarmed by the nunsrosisd and con
nttiDg runors. a.s 7lann. ,,'r ~,,,i oya,
" ~, IN ssoOsD DrsPArcH. 'a' 2'iT7H..
BALrinoRE, Nay 25.-The dispatch received
t&d sanounoIns ths. Col. Kenly is not dead
Wlsreseived witt shouts Of spplsu,e By crowds
who thraagsd ths newspaper bslle,ins ihis
mprning;dps h1S ~ va. "D ~. ".
The. ssosssioni.is. having bssn imprudsul
e9oesS 70 opssly and loudly exslt over ith'
sdnorsd defeat and dssiA " idS, ,Ksnly, ini
tsnss eroitiusut hiss been prodsesa smose
Union men. 7eh, .lsa9 r'' 4" 20 o. he-'q", u
A fsw minutes ego, men who made SON,
dtrr.pecsful rsnarhs wss tadely handled By
ths crowd. 30 fer, there have been ssvsrs
knock-downs. .''.' -'. 'a.i', hss =
|, rIs.u4rLl THIRD DISPATCH, 9IN,i . 30.
The excitement continues. The crowd II Il,
crcasips, tFhis dispatch was received 4, 10 "A
~ .nri a1 .p. 1riuW tB aE4 i-Igri.lp iru
Two men have just been kneeked down h
front oI ths telegraph oiics. osel lmsa -
heard 70 ray, ,t"Damu yos, you h.ss Il your ow,
way now, but We viii have 1t OUT way soon.
Ths excited Union man proposed The GoScrn.
mont shSstdq " requested To move III VI
troeps trom the city aud leave II 10 thsd tIsioi
men 10 ksep matters sirsightl s. niT l1H'l .
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

"a rRKDHRIC 2. STANTON will practice law
In the Supreme snd Ciseait Cosrts Court Of Claims
Coarh Martial, boards OF Conmission.rs, and De
psrtnestS- Add By two other associates no part
Of en- sxtsnslvs bususss viii be neglected address
WALKER b STANTON. eAoe sss street, Wash-
ipktou, UoOl gh yHg7 ~ NpsurH o.. an n-Sm q. ,
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~ Ursns,s f1antatsen Bsstsrs.-s. r.
1850. x.-ft hvisorssss, stseusthsns and psrinss
The System; b psr1sst apSstisss, and the most
asresabls and taeotssl tonic In the world. Il \
ooaposslAee - eslssssts1 CaliAaye bark, rsots,
hsrbs, snd psrs 81. Croix rum. Partieslarly
aaaptsA to dslisass flnstss; cures Dyspspsia and
wsahaeU, ~ n jsA ~ tkiag br the changes Of
ssasoss Fold By all gsosen, drsgsists, hotels, and
saloons. z. n. DRAKE L CO.,
pl-sm y,fay44,,A' ~ nroadwsy, N. Y.
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asd qushttes. equal b msks and Aaisk tsths 6s
400 oIT 1ci MALL, SgERAENs 4 ca. m .Ta. :
p. mad f lMershAAt TsAlon ~ CIotkiake. n,
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y SVwssssa's PiogrsIs OF slavery, ,--Copies
9i this wefk fos sals at the Once Of the National
k9ssiosa. RsapAlst edition, % eenta Bound
edition, 10 osns. ~ " ~ ' ... s.H
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~ eOtyCol M arssssy wAfsAosss, No. sss
'etbytSiiR stsAss, washIastua, D. O., having
bstS Asssgusd ~ ~, eli persons Indebted 10 ne
will confer fsvot ~ ssstihas thsir accounts mms.
tis'eiy Also, psrssas - Uhoni u Indebted will
tleoss ssnd their aSSoasasts Thos Lawrence, Esq
ooSoselor a. law, Ne TN Nasaa street., New York.
WILLIAM TUCKER, isss grocer, No. s2S Penn
sylvsnia avenue, wsshisgton, Dc l-my22 I'm