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- A SLIGHT COLD" COUGH. HOARsE-
N NESS, or SORE THROAT. which might %
Uvr checked with .imple remedy u nes'eced
<6sVTfA OF Ell trruii Z. seiiossly. Few svsrs
HSAysAA OF the importance Of i'opprs Cough "
ksHs1Fy4A Slsh, COLA 10 It, FRA SAGE. Tia Fhie.
tI.Tisth.lT.'S 10 the beg nning ~ond yield 10 nnS
SlNhs$taJ eu,dy. IL 10, sitencvd o. soon Attacks ne
WNENy aBRowNs BRONCHIAL rRoCHEs"
wefs lr.. introduced eleven r.sissg, u bD
been Poved ,hs, they the oes' sec s-e re Pune
Cough 90 Consump and affections O. the ih''s
giving ''" PrBfic SPEAKERS AND SINGERS
will find them -fec;uA for clearing and 'erssntsths
Sod by q. Druggist. and Dealers In Medicine at Is osu
20 BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
Cure Cousb. Cold Hosrs.ues and i1dGenzs any iu.ts
''''' " Bk0Wt'S R0ScHIAL TRocHEs
Relieve the Hacking Cough ia Consumption Bronehh&
BROWNS BROSCHI,L TRoCHss
Cle.I AID Strengthen he Voice Of >ioson.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TaOcHEs
Soothing md simple -Chiide ell u.e them
A,.i,tiog EEpec:etstion aud c9!ns Hosr,cns..
.peoihel h4sin. ale iae Ooeqs mere "hi.perss"
rPsesni,en,y the no, and best"
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER
Rf fSd 'se'' a;s a PlG' S.PEsMatYCaK
REv ii. W wAEREN, BOSTON.
With mo- 's ' ssra a . sp from me sga Ss. ~
REV D LET'S. FH ,aAFOar LII
''"fli 'h.''ai IaS r. f Sosfos
"A simple aad ee.au; soqhin4isu fsr cSase' sc'
81 hsy. been much an e'ed with srcSc Ad.c'i,n ps:
dncias Hoa.sne's and Cough. The Ts~e, are ne s's
sa'c'a' remedy sSS pCrss End e,'''' to the voice
Minister Church Of Ensaad Milton Par,'u'ss Can'a.
r.s oS Bso is'Sf rs skoSSSbAI ~
by long erps fence have proved their vslae hsyi
the sanction Of ph'sci.n, sen-sh And 'e''0I'~' '-
eminent men throughout the country
Sold by Druggists cvafy where, - cents lef oeA
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HOUSE for SALE or to LET-Funished
partly furnished or uufurni.hed acceptable terms
stu,,ed and perec. 10 al r.Peer fo ssniee
nYivnie f.u,ily Apply to PARK BENJAMIN.
No y West 18th st.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING Saturday. Third Appearance in
~ o years OF the renowned American sci-eas,
MATILDA HERON.
New and Original Home.rlsI
THE BELLE or THE SEASON,
bch has been written by herself and which ~ iercver II
hs, been PLAYED has been lcknowedged uest beautiful
and touching picture American domestic lie.
render the play IN the perfect fom pottn 10 en- en-.
snr,ren hss been eut-Ied iato with the dss ngnish-d
Of toe aud Philadelphia Th.s er Mrs
,sds.ons who win make her hst Appearances in ewfork
on this occasi
The piece vii be presented with .
New scenery
New Mesbsncs- Eh ce,s.. hr WILSON
New and Besrfal Furniture.
presenting superb mise scs,s
TIE scenery will euhrace;
Act I-Pssniorshle Millinery Estsblshfneoa
Act 2-Mfs HpperloG's bouaor
40, 3--Tne Home q she Stue.at
THE FALLS Os MAG IRA.
an wed from the ballroom Of the American beest
1 Act 5-Drxwinr room Of Siorsacs st,sy.
BOX BOOK SOW OPEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

9Th and 7h svs-a ~ ,-stor aud attic BRICK HOuSG,
38s3 feet private residence will Gas Range Fur.
nsce Water. Bath. &c Also CAkRlAGEBOUSE. and
FOUR LOTS Of GROUND, Flowers tfuiF aud Sbrubneiy
Apply to L. Ii. BROWN, No i2i Nassau st., from ! to
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

NORTH RIVER FARM for SALE-3O acres,
with 40 ID plain dwelling ou,bui diuls. abun sice Of
choice fruit tine vews half mile on dog srd ~ 'lis
frou N-w.YoTk q. H. OLIVER No 81 Libery.st
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fskxs-Ous Copy iOf ans year, 90. TIVE Copie' one
ss.f IS. Five COpiss one year siI %. Ten COSsss.
. one address, go.
For Club Of T~snty, ssnl an Extra Copy.
ssts Club Of Hstty, We send ras Daily Tribune r,tia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

HOUSE for SALE - The very desirable
III HOUSE and LOT, No. 37e Alb At, Dear Lafayette
place four stories high. with basement ,ubcelsr wsh
house and extension hrs story The location very
central. N. House In good order through ut has range
hot and cold bathroom, v.ercoss'. sAs sS Terms
Of s.e e.,y aud given imedi tey. Apply to
JAMES bUCHAN No. ~ LiLabe,hs-
, 1862-08-18
From California.

SAY FRASc1sco, August 17.-Aulyed at
y O'Clock this morning steamer AsIz45o rom
fanama, bringing nineteen passengers, sa7eI
from the Golden Gate, in a boat, hereto
lore reported missing Four others were
the downward steamer for Pauana. Tia
names OF the saved, with former residence.
4re; Richard y. Henderson, Cleveland, Ohio:
Wilhelm Herbet, Bayariu; Jerome Bruno.
iMFa5y; My : Francis, Ffance; Arthur Leppcr,
ess Mest GGatsnerine, G.s Canada; 8. L. Hols, Wyan-
Seligsho4. Prassias s.-H- e.ur1ns; brighton:
Edward Lu1ne, N. T; Jat1us Sulfugef. S,n
ttaneiseo; Amos Clark, Bogwoodsvi1le. N.
T.; =: = Clark. do: Joseph Seate, third
maIa,, naIe, n. L; Iaomas kcefe, ireland; Edward
4noug1ass, n. r; VIM Morresscy, Boston:
Edward Dackett, London. The four remain.
Ing at Manzanilla were Francis Carroll. Quincy,
4ls.; JAS. McCAesncy, Troy, N. +: C. b
Borestal, Catskill; ], Rosenberg Hungary.
, 1862-08-18

| 81. LOUIS, august ia company of the
3,luops sent out to disperse the EueriI1as col.
1eenng IN this county came suddenlY uooa
Euei1ia camP and attacked The rebels fied.
narg nt1Hsiug sMn Rlled, tour prIsoner7, and thirty
aofeee- The rebEls were armed with shn;-
Ems, AID from the barrel Of ona, siStecn
nnckshot were withdrawn. This occurred an
%. ens Clayton road, OILY nine miles from this
col. FIetcher's regiment has been sent to
Gs1oncelet to protect the gunboats.
lne beard OF public schools have passed
reso;nI1en @ feqnifiDg all teachers TO take he
oath Ct allegiance. '--~
!, AdTiceE have been received at headonarsara
that force under Major Benjamin atIacked n
Ror'1cn r9 ct Porter'a band, ID Koox county.
killed ard several prisoners taIen. Fonr
wagons and thirteen Kegs Of po1der were
captured, also number OF horses, Tnera va
no ioEs On the na-1oEal side
Capl Bs1crly aad hts company, fro Piatte
tin hssr prldge. surprised camp Of gusrl,las ia
SSqnlEege, S.g, aims, ammunition and supplies,
Elled th1ce men ard took four prisoners,
a Aresident of Andrew county, wh,, enlisted q
lew Gays since re2euted and cut off one Of his
lols-0rgaTs 10 obtlin release
ou = n1ti5ia 7! cotnpany while drilling without
arms 10 Trclton, Grundy county, was en-
to1sd by guerilias ald pa7oled.
1"o ntgroeE belonging tn a rabe1 surgeon
en- az 1cipated.
Ex-s nato1 Green, while at Washington, re-
celVet from Secretary Sc ward safe c1nducs In
F1ottcl hin from arrest BY federal soldier; or
anfhcsi!ef. On biz return s= resided oai.;Iy
a. Montieel1o. o. the Visit OF gucriiias,
party Of them uz.ier Dana srre;t.d lin y, =
Cl1on nlan. They put hin a straadle blre-
"a: horse, aud :crted him to ride al orisk
ttot, When his cal't.rs stopped 10 take n ais.
tEeJ wonId rutaly toss htma piece Of olcon
~ anu oleao. accompanied By the coazee5s api.
a. irr lbs :altllvssnsss to the secession vluse
a ane fur1mg to the Union side How long
titt III Intended to keep him, or what shey pro.
posed to do, be does not know. Afser beine
=! ID Prisoner Tor ten days, the gang wi2 ha1
adn IN charge was attacked BY Col McN.;i.
and IL 1heif retreat tae ex senator yas left b..
hind. He Improved The opportunity aud mad.
h3s escapc on foot TO Monticello,
The skedaddle from St. Louis to esc.pa the
1afs, Seems 10 have ceased
, 1862-08-18
THE ROUTE THROUGH CANADA

Pernieious and injurious use still continues
to be made Of the recent orders Of the war de-
partment, placing restrictions On Illegal travel
We scarcely need to say that no more dcteu-
ton is encountered on theroute eastward from
Detroit than on lines passing through the
States. In all cases the traveller subject to
military duty requires to obtain pass, aud
this secured, he suffers no more interruption
at Windsor. than at Toledo or Crestliue-tn:
fact none at all. This is made certain by the
experience Of al travellers, and is reiterated in
the notice Of supt. Rice of the Michigan
Central Railroad, In another column, but even
more fully by the following card from sha
General Agency ofthe Great Western Railway:
GREAT WESTERLY RAILWAY, GENERAL AaEycy,7
~. BUFFALO, august 4:h, 1864. I
TIE impression seems to prevail that in con
sequence Of the recent orders from the war
department to prevent persons subject to mil
ttary duty escaping into Canada, that the Great
Western Railway is closed AGAINST passengers
from the States-I beg to say, that all through.
passengers holding through tickets, aud bay-
lug, their baggage checked through, ara per-
mitted to pass over this road, subject only to
the same examination as travellers now are
upon al routes, passing from one State into
another. Very truly yours,
JULIUS MoyIGs, Gen. Agent;
Wegive the nlatter the prominence 1t de-
serves, because the war brings burdens enough
without any fictitious scares upon the travel
ing community.
, 1862-08-18
TIE RECENT FIGHfhT CUnBER-
LAND GAP.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 16.-Capt. ]. Il, Ferry.
division quartcrmaster, just arrived fran
Cumberland Gap, which he left on the 18Th at
neon, reports that DeCourey's brigade was
attacked by SteTenson's rebel division on The
yin at TazeWell, and Cochran's I4th Keutuekv
whipped four rebel regiments. Cochran held
Is IRE until they were within 150 Yards, and
checked their advance. The federal loss is
three Killed and fifteen wounded, and tifsy-
EeFen Of the 10th Ohio taken prisoners. We
took Il rebel lieutenant colonel. whom ve
exchanged for the tifty-sevcu prisoners.
The rebel officers admitted o loss Of $50
Killed end wounded We tack 2l3 Waeon
Loads Of forage and seycnty-f1ye horses 3V..
lost The knapeaeks Of two regiments,
Iacre has bcen no fight st Big Greek GAP,
as reported, nor any other engagement in tic
vicinity OF the Gap or Tazewell than thg
foregoing. All reports OF o1iler engagements
aid Ct the cutting to pieces of Gen, C.rIer's
and Col Boyd's forces by the rebels :rs a.
GeI eral Morgan issued special order
thgnking DtCourcey AID C-chs.n for tae;r
;. Knsxs51le Papers give list Of 100 rebels
The Louisville and Nashville railroad has
oeed recently so much damaged by the rebels
IN the vicinity Of Gatlatin, Dlo wing up tie
tunnel and destroying the bridges, that two
o. three weeks will be required to repair ii.
Meanwhile railroad comnu aication wit;,
Nashville road, via the Edgeyille road. viii
open Tomorrow.
, 1862-08-18

Important Order from the Weir na-
pnrtments

~ MAa DErAnTNEyr, Aug. II, & p m, 1852,
!, ordered tfrst, that after the 18th dav of
Ih1s month bounty and advance psY shalt 1,ot
pc paid TO volunteers for any new Regiments
nut onty to volunteers for regiments nov IL
the ted. and volunteers to ill IN nav reni-
ments now organizing but not fun.
oteonds Volunteers to fill up new regiments
now organizing will be received and psii th.,
bounty and advance to the ed daF Of this
month. and not completed By that tina the
incomplete regiments will be consolid n al
an9 supe1tuous officers mustered ont.
1hard, Volunteers to fill up the old r7,o-7
Hents VIII be received and paid the honGf.-
ana ana advance paJ until the first day Of septem-
Fourth, The dza!t for 800, eco ,a;1;t5. ca1,e17
iof q the President, will be male on Mnniav
tne @ 4th day Of SePte moer, between the hanrs
a 5stssgsh ths ass hSaS9
uns completed 'AAo
t:ffh. Il the old regiments should mt he
tiled up by volunteers before the lst day nf
september, special daft will be ordered far
SAITH, Ghs exjgencies Of the service raauirs
tnaI officers now III the field should rrtn,in
= It'll their commands, and no officers nov in
the Held in the regular or volunteer aer7ies.
WILL under any circumstances BE- det tailrd ia
accept new command.
By order Of the President,
E. II STANTON; Sacsv War
, 1862-08-18

CAFE RACE, August 15.-The steamship
Anglo Saxon passed tits point at $50 thls
afternoon Her dates are Liverpool 7th, and
Pateh haa Ml1ed u eolne 10 nal0.
LONDON Daily Nezcs thinks the American
lar1h l will not be endured by the people, when
Its pressure begins to be felt.
:, 1t Is thought that Napoleon will al1ude to
Iee Italian and Mexican question Ut the com.
ing fete-
It is rnuored that several European seya-
re5gns will soon meet at Cologne.
French newspapers insist on Rome being
delivered to Italy. N
It is stated that Garibaldi has about $50
followers with him, poorly armed.
ARRIVAL OF TIE ST. ANDREWS.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., Aug. 18.-The steamer
St. Andrews arrived last evening. aud sailed for
Quebec this morning. The steamer Werla.
dotte il advertised to sail ft,m London on
the 18th for St. Johns, and private letters re-
ce1Ved here state that size is q rebel steamer,
, 1862-08-18

Fhe Enemy Being Reinforced
al kiChmond,
GEN. POPE ADVAWcIM1 on
ORANGE COURT HOUSE,

fSnocYot n;er,+,h =, ~. r1:-
s~~'>@> ~1 W.a..snss1 r. s.s snissso 1I.nane
TIE nexs from Pona,s ,rna, 0a5 ;ns;as. 49, to.s. -
Ia ;c u.,t;,r g.. ,z,.1e~,s-,a. .oee s'iA'
to- and thot sna,ha. t,a.e.a 49, a1otue. quap'
ob1. ;,o,a;aort ''N>A~ 40 Dot pioo'
a., -aoe;-, atc
" oen. 11*.'i0eh complimentary
order, aready published, Gen. Pope issued
general orders embodyine Halleck's f7izoatc1,
s.s:....Es o ~ sne ne0u u every
egnnent ano aetachment N the command,
and adding: aThe Maior General command
irp the army of y;rain;, bo. 1;,t1, -. ~
~ a;s,.ate5 $40 .'os ns11e " aoa 10
en4s :. oaepa'eA' - Il 1eeole expression Of his
feelings to say that lie was delighted and
astonished at the gallant and iutrepid con1nct
of his command and .-,ao;,,,-, ~ A.
eo.a. ~ e-aaaas %1 ~ e,s VI tut second
corps. SUCCESS and glory are sure to
accompany. such conduct, and It is safe
to predict that Cedar hf,1,+.t,, =.
only The first Of a series 1 Of Vie: -
1900 -h:.. a.'eu !" VIZ"
'o1!ee "Alcn ehad aahe tne army OF fir-
glnla famous in the land, and draw verE close
TO the hearts of their cou,trvmen- avpr1 oft, ,a-
s4a soldier uho hs1onas - = 'eD e'ei' onl'ef
-1' so''t'4 w oe1oss ~ It,
9oAS fopE, Ma]. Ten Comd'g.
Tie official returns Of killed snd wounded
footed IN to oyer 800 They ware nndon,,t.
ef51u srs,!at heun-er b7, f,,,,a;,n 49,.
~ Asluefns Alaas
IN the llsfot missing who have since returned.
Gen. Pope has therefore returned the list for
r.n;e;,,, rh7a1, ~, ~, go. ~.
Ae'7soD' "tneD "1A .l''se1 4a's ieou'e 1ne
gfafa TOTAL -.
CCIPErpER, Aug. E.-CoL Fiield went yes
terday with construction train as far Us Rap
idan station, but learning that considerable:
body of the enemy were within eunshot Of th..
river on the other side, it was thought inex-
Pcpe's forces, now on the march, should reaeh .i1
, 1862-08-18

General Buffers Assessment of thc
SeceAh.

New YoRK, Aug. 16.-The steamer s,yoa
from New Orleans on the 9th, has arrived.
Gen Butler issued an order setting forth that
the need Of relief to the destitute REQUIRES
more extended measures aud greater outlaT
than has yet been made, and that, as a ques-
tlon OF Justice. the burden shonld fall on those
who brought this great calamity their fellow
citizens, namely: Those individuals and cor
poEatlons *ho haye aided the rebellion with
their means, and those who have endeayored
to destroy the commercial prosperity Of the
city, Asuhscription Of si,aa50, 600 was made
by corporate bodies, business firms aud per
sons whose names are given, to defend the city
against the government OF the United States,
whilst the "cotton brokers' (uames also
g1ver, Issued manifesto in October. alvisiug
PLANTERS r. not to bring their produce to the city
These parties are all assessed By Gen. Buffers
order, for the purposes above named, TO the
amount Of S342 600, Of which over S3l2, 600 is
on subscription to the 81, ,250, 600 loan.
An Intercepted letter states that IS DR., M
vas oreaDizing q secret confederate army in
Ne" Orleans, aud has :. 200 men enrolled.
, 1862-08-18

NASHVILLE, August 16,-A construction
train left thls morning to repair the tunnel at
Ga1latin- the hands we're captnred by guerii-
las near Gallatip. The engineer escaped with
the locomotive.
It is rumored that the houses of several
Urion men hare been burned at Gsllatin.
, 1862-08-18

TIE FOLLOW Is TIE LIST OF CONTENTS.
tbEE bEInAS5p I-3o g. UNIT. By the author of 1l.s in
nR CEREBf:AL DYNAH1cs. By Isaac evw
uenee. E. Z -1'7f''"4' 11S'i+
HowE. ~ 1ts JULIA mAK0
"PLA7s AID pEAK:Acr1xa.
f OFF SHORE.
~ H5dsE i EEL = TIE OPEN AIR. By tas 1ata Tnz,
~ RIFLE CLUBS. By VS.. cLxyxnm
~ TWO SUMMERS. By asa Ezrz.nErr, .-,.
~ MR. AXTELLL
"a METHODS OF STUDY N vATnp,1
TNRY- By LOFTS AGAss1z. eo- Als-
T GABRIE1:s DEFEAT. By THOMAS wr-
~oET EIsG1SsoN
sF BETHEL. By a. J. Il. DraA.sNs.
~ The HORRORS 0FSAN NDoMNeD Rv:1o7v
NE1se oS'ou
w61;r,: THE H1s11GE LITE Or BIzDs. By rnox,s wrvr.
Of FL A Go3rhAST s{aaa OF FRIENDS. By the .usaor
E THE NEW OPPOSITION PaErY.
E1- REVIEWS ANB LITERARY EOT1ces
11a3s.-iE Eent5-dye cents per number. Tt-ee dr.
LET'S per gear. poss pail by the Pu5l1sl ers.
TTCKN0R Il FIELpz
Publishers, 1s5 Washington Street Bost,, yr,sz
autststS 1t 1osss
, 1862-08-18

Gen. mcCalHs New views Of the War.
New ?oRK, Aug. ia special to the n,
T. Eaeni7g Iast SAYS: Gen. Mccall returned
from Richmond with different ideas Of the
var. He eays onr motto should be, NIustant
snhjusation Ct the rebels, OF their exterruiu2.
ton" The general was at the var depart-
ment tO-day
, 1862-08-18
I1gaI and horribly mangling two Others.
Ihese latter are not expected to recover,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.7

AA1RAt%AA
MEApH1s, August 10, 1869.
An Intercepted dispatch to the rebel Gen.
Hindu. an, taken and brought to Gen. Curtis
head gu. 4rters at Helena, states his army at
$4,000, cut up into small guerilla mar
Ties, these' are raised By volunteering and
conscriptioi' by Hindman's main body now at
Little Rock. The rebels are much dissatisfied
With Hindman.. His army Is disorganized and
is being rapidly disbanded.
New YoRK, AT, gust 1.-THE steamer Trade
1sha5 Mmd from New Q rleans 9Th, reports that the
P Ienels under Bre>ck1nrldge attacked Baton
Rouge on the 5th, but were repulsed,
,.esn. zen: M Williams had his head shot of by
MEalPn1s,, August 1a, 1s6s.--Boats from
below report that jeff Thompson with 1.f1
7 men H. twelve miles south east Of H1lena se1t
: sroag aag o. truce Monday to Col Hovsy at O!d
and threatening IN attack if. refused: HoyeT
G1smIssed tGs the flag and started in pursuit of
tnompson with ten days rations.
Cotton dealers are active along the river.
, 1862-08-18

that JacEson'e entire army had reached there,
Ueferters say more thar 5000 cousc7ipts
have lefs jackson and are Struggling il the
BOSTON, August, ia dispatch to the,
Journal states that Gen. Rurns:de with ia
army had arrived at Culpapner. 49, -
, 1862-08-18
Fire.

BosToS, August 1G.-Qufte serious fire
occurred last night in the East Boston Suear
Refinery. The building was damaged to the
extent of s, 600, fully Insured. -,
, 1862-08-18
Total Defeat ana Dispersion of pafa.
deXter:s Guertiju4

@V%31 70C3cHG s1UtK UtSp9fAI{3H OF P0f3.
deXter's GuertijuS
GLASGOW, Howard Co., 81o.-Co1 Guitar
lad light with Poindexter yesterday mora
Ing on Muscle Fork, Charlton county, some
fh1r.y E'i1ts from this pl ice, aud ssatterc.i
felndexfers nlsn in all directions. Many
passed through Roanoke last night. MT las,
than sC0 or 500 whre killed and wounje1 Il
Guitars troops fought him tor eighteen mites
running, ard would have captured him, but
Ec destroyed e bridge on Muscle Fork' a,,,,
swan the Charlton at Buck1ehommcr's SIiIIs.
a good many OF them are getting home aud
they can stay at hcme. They have taken tIln
oath but now they want to stay at home.
, 1862-08-18
Indiana Troops Passing into Ken.
1uckY~

lucky
- lSD1ASAroL1s, Aug. 17.-The news from
Kentucky creates the most intense excite
ny ut here. Troops are being rushed forward
with a, possible speed. Gov. Morton has
ordered Ma jor Gen Lew Wallace and Gen.
take command Temporarily Of the ucT r,,ss;. -
ments. Gen. E. 4. Morris, Gen. J. j. R2y-
nold5, and Gen. Iane also take command Of
new regiments All the energy Of the execu-
tlye department is being put forth to save
Kentucky from invasion.
, 1862-08-18

ST. JOSEPH, No, Ang. 16.-Engine house
E. and St. Joe: Railroad Conpany, fiys' loco
mouyee ana ,otner machinery were burned
last night, Only one engine saved. Loss,
SO, 600, partly lnsured.
, 1862-08-18
Apporttonment OF Troops in Wis.,
CQUkfIl.

ADIUrASr GENERALS OFFICE
MADISON. Wis, August II, 1864.
To avoid misunderstanding, the publ: are
ncfeny informed that the quota of men will
be assigned to each town upon the same min
cipie that the quota has been assigned to
counties, and when each town furnishes its
quota It will be exempt from draft. Tac an
ror71onment to towns will be published as
soon as completed. By order of the Com
11ander-in- Chief.
(Sigreda AuG. GAYLORD, Adi,t Cen.
, 1862-08-18
FROM KEETUCKY.


LOUISVILLE, August 10>-By an amicab.e
spcaIezship of the senate, and jas. +: Reh;n-
Eon Of Scott county, elected.
Ber1ae Magoffiu has resigned the eoyerner-
snip, and thus Robinson becomes governor de
.fdcso for Mag0tfn's uuexpired term.
Matt. johnson Of Lexins ston has been elected
secretary OF state. John b. Temple has re-
the duties thereof devolciDs on Robinson, ;,s
acting governor, Robinson and johnson ara
able and stannch Cnion meu.
, 1862-08-18

w AN T TkD.-Perscns requiring
t.s, he!p to call At the Emigrant AMI Em play 1caf
Hock where mag BE- fouhd naie and fsmalc hslo f1t
ass sha de c9gnf ~ 9rdsS Gt o ~ The ,ss29nt
HAMILTON; Persons riti good references xantIn:.
tesn. ct!p,s Situations. nny find such at this Office
, 1862-08-18

WAE,T5En@By Al, r. ! :. !, B; : young Lady,
4733, Post ut1ice. 't" sNt! ~, ~ npA =
, 1862-08-18

WANTED.-Any gentleman ia q
md sezT Ro9k rs o. nso AMI sSs store Wishing enlist
teEt and *ill1uE I'll hs pace vii WaTraSt entiss
Su4. .utV HEta pA ~
, 1862-08-18

w ANTED - Hands for Hayins
~ and to work after Il moving machtne A,s5
gooo seG9ndhsnd Magon: WI par sh Hay 70.
eais: ss,e 4 4. VI MERRILL. at Hyde Park Depot
, 1862-08-18

Ah| & n TIE D A Womsu that
~ thoroughly understands restaurant coos,nr
street. S. Il TII0MFSON a1ia fSssSt
, 1862-08-18

| CeT.-On the evening Of the 9Th
~ Inst. near the Chicago Alton & St. LouI, Raj.
IGhd Depot st LieIte. is cor Tmtssion and c}rTe
f.sgaG ntaf1qE the mama Of Wallace Lord Sstn
Ietu:n the sam. e the THIBUHE Office viii conf,.r
4afW- HdALHaCE L0ltD- aut3 E3I 1t
, 1862-08-18

" A N TED,-A Salesman in q
Bcx 1905 Aes7' e1ris Hu1s - a. :; y.
, 1862-08-18

WANTED-A situation. for q re-
a.. vs srectable Boy who is good writer and &C.
3Pa1nsea VT sitn nook-Ieep:ng Address u. c.
c14cbEo foEE lica. l1l2tG6g il
, 1862-08-18

w ANTED.-To make permanent
arrangements for tlle ofc1oatton or m mn,
usus1y des! rable ecte Of rooms at Nn Is rnn1raa,
street. corner Michigan Ayenue enr1stS.3l -
, 1862-08-18

Ihe anxiety Of the countr5 for the fate. Of
the army of the Potomac is about to be re-
lieycd. The s5gns which for the last two weeks
hare been 50 variously interpreted by the pub.
lc, are ~ course Of tuldnment, and a few d.vs.
perhaps hours, will place the condition Of The
army o. a. Peninsula beyond all doubt I
W'sn might add-danger. Another import
ant change is On the hpis. L movement which
is rendered absolutely necessary BY the sitna-
ten OF affairs looking 10 the preservation OF
the rebellion, is about to take pia:e. M one
can mistake what it Is. With ITS strs,aff,
gradually but steadily being reduced by efsk-
MISS, the ranks ene1va!ed 81 The terribie heat
OF the climate, which is equally fatal 10 the on.
erations Of either side, and with the imposst-
bility Of Strengthening the 81 nation By the ID
Si'1on Of fresh troops, which experience has
demonstrated cannot be safely sent to this
PENINSULA In AnRust, there is but one course
~; 1er the government to pu1sue-but one
WE1cn' The country can approve, Viz: TO
1escue me a1ny nom lie p..sent inactive aud
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, 1862-08-18

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