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.rs ALL ABOUT DRAFTING. aG 81
Regulations for, The Enrolment and Drgtt
of the Militia.
6DJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, y
WAR DEpARTMENE, Washington,
o'clock P. NJ, Aug. 8, 1862
GENERAL ORDERs-No. SO Regulations
for the enrolment and draft of three
hundred thousand militia, in pursuance
of an order by the President of the
United States, bearing date Aug. A, 1862,
Whereby it is provided that draft of three
hundred thousand militia be called into the
service of the United States, to serve for
nine months, unless sooner discharged, ard
that the Secretary of War shall assign the
quotas to the States, aud establish regula-
tious for the draft. Also, that if any State
shall not, by the 18th of August, furnish
its quota of the additional three hundred
thousand volunteers authorized by law, the
deficiency of volunteers in that State shall
also be made up by special draft from the
militia, and that the Secreta-y y of War shall
establish regulations for this purpose. 1t
is ordered---f H
.First-That the Governors of the respec-
tive States will proceed forthwith to fur
nish their respective quotes of the three
hundred thousand militia called for by the
order of the President, dated the 4th day
| of August, 1862, which quotas have been
| furnished 10 the Governors, respectively, by
communication from this department of
this date, according to the regulations
! herein set forth.
| Second-The Governors of the several
States are hereby requested forthwith to
/ = far ha draf Cd militia
of said States, and to appoint eommandants
therefor, ard to onotify the Secretary OF War
of the locations of such rendezvous and the
names of the commandant; and it is i'm
portant that the rendezvous should be few
in number, and with a view to convenience
of transportation.
| Third-The Governors of the respective
States will cause an enrolment to be made
forth with by the assessors of the severa
counties or by any other officers, to be ap
pointed by such Governors, of all able
bodied male citizens between the ages o
lS and AS within the respective counties
giving the name, age and occupation 0
each. together with remarks showing whetl
er he ia in the service Of The United States
| &c. and In what capacity, or any othe
cts which may determine his exemption
r,m military duty. All reasonable an,
proper expenses of such enrolment and th
draft hereinafter provided, will be REIN
bursed by the United States, upon voucher
showing the detailed statement of servic
performed and expenses incurred, approves
( by such Governors.
Fourtb-Where no provision is made b
law in any State for carrying into effect th
draft hereby ordered, or where such provi:
. ions are in any manner defective, such dra
shall be conducted as follows:
: l. Immediately upon completion of Ii
enrolment, the lists of enrolled person
r shall be filed in the Offices of the sheriffs
9 the counties in which such enrolled person
reside. s@
2. The Governors of the several Stat
r shall appoint commissioner for each eoul
~ of their respective States, whose duty
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ALL ABOUT DRAFTING.

ALL ABOUT DRAFTING. q
Regulations for, The Enrolment and Drgft
of the Militia.
bDJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, I
WAR DEPARTMENE, Washington,
3 o'clock p. n, Aug 8, 1862
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Administrators Sale.

WHY. TfRTUE or .G.V ORDER
MD tie yanderburgh Court of ommon Pleas
made at its May Term 1862, will. AS Admins
ator of the estate of Richard Sthintzen, de
CEASED, sell at public aIction, At the door OF the
Court Hou Q, in Evansville, Indiana, on the 4th
day If September next. the following described
real estst' in the Eastern Enlargement Of the city
Of Evansville, wig:
That bali Of lot Ne. eight (SD, in block number
thirty-two (S2l, Eastern Enlargement of Evans
Vile, which lies next to and az joins lot No. nine
(9), in the anne block.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash. balance in six and twelve montbf
with interest and approved security, wa'viae
valuation laws. WILLIAM RAhA,
arg6dltw4t Administrator.
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Uerses Divorce.
Joseph Pfefer.
EFT .aPPFaRE.V-ta BT6RPKD.zD~IT
A on file in the Office of the Clerk of the Court
aforesaid, that the above named defendant NOT
a reside MT of the State of indiana. Notice Of
the pendtncy of the above EMIT action, the OBJ
itct of which is to obtain a divorced is ih-refore
given to said Joseph Pfeifer, and hat the same
viii stand for trial at the xt term Of the Court
afors said to be begun aud held at the Conrt House
iu the city of Evansville. ia the county and State
afor, said, on the first Monday in Ociobe A. D..
lS62 HE
witness the Clerk of said Court, this 4th day of
August, 1866.
James +. Blythe and Charles L. Marsh, Plain
tid-s At,orneys. ang5w3w
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They purify, strengthen. and invigorste.
They create u healthy appetite.
They are an antidofe to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation ard late hours
They strengthen tbs system and enliven the mind
They prevent masmatsc aud iBtermittent fevers
They purify the breath and aci 'ify ofthe stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and ConstiT alton.
They cue DiarThea, Cholera aud Cholera Morbus
They cure Liv-r Complaint aud Nervous Headache
They are the best Bitters in the world. TheJ
make the weak mau strong and are exhausted
natuce's resforcr. They are made OF puie st
Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya bark, roots
and herbs, and are taken with The pleasure OF
beverage, without regard to age or time of day =
Particularly recommended to dedicate persons re
curing q gentle simulsnt. Sold by all Grocers
Druggists, Hotels, and raloons
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-24
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, SATURDAY MORNING MAY

Had my husband shot him dead with a pis-
tol, that would have been according to the
laws OF chivalry, and although then might
have grieved little, / should not mourn as l
do now.
But ever, evermore during the remainder of
my life, shall L be haunted by the memory OF
pale, muddy form, with torn unmentionables,
using his heels with unsentimental haste, not
even stopping to look back at his fainting
Wilhelmina.
As last act of kindness, have named my
lap dog after him in honor of his memory, tor
the dear little creature always reminds me of
him so forcibly.
Mas. WILHELMINA X LUCIFER.
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CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSwARE.

r n AwrHORS A BUCHANAN. Importers % China
Glass and Queensware, No. ~ Easi Washington -
Indianapolis. Indiana. div
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MACHINISTS.
= n ~ Nz NJ. .uxM ~ n
BL.fCkS.urTH SHOP.

II AViNG ENTiRELI REFTTTED THE SHOP FORM
IL tkl-l occupied ~ John Cooper I'm O~-ood
smh Cos last ant Hub Factory. am prepared 70 DO
al silds 81 work IN The machinery or blsek.ithny
ire Having had twelve years eNperisnc. IN th be.f
rschns shops IN the country atier myself thaf ca
give entire satisfaction 90 those ~ho may favor ~. -
'her work have In my employ of the hest blark
smiths "a the state, AMI pay particular attention 10 brs
sboeirg and machine forging
hepairng q Ell Kinds promptly attended 10
Models of all kinds built for the patent of,oe
lsmembeT the place one square south cf The r,io,
Depot on Illinois street y T ppowN
iulylO-dlv al -
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on A NEW METHOD OF
treating yeneral Diseases, inclu-
dug syphilis in all its stages;
Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, vari-
cocile, ard Hydrocele, Diseases Of
the kidneys, Bladder &c., with
out mercury containing a val
liable treatise on thatwide-spread
malady of youth, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, lmpotency, &c.. the Sc
cret inhrmities Of youth and ma
turity arising from the baneful
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ATTORNEYS.

IL li.Rl FERGUSON. Attorney and Counselor at Law
IN Pays cash foT approved u9eneuts and mortgages
also egutistes loans notes. dc once. - Fasi ash
gon street. upstairs second door the right hand OPP
posite Genu's tloCk. octs
NOsEPH r. MCDONALD a ADDISON l.. ROACHF
d Attorneys and Counselor, a. Law. .Fiua Insurance
Company Bnliing second toar Penn-y ivauia street.
lei div
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Manufacturers No. ~ Fast Washington ~. east Of
Glenn's Block, up siairs. Indianapolis feb25dn
IL OUGI.NS a PALMER. Book Binders and Blank Book
y Manufacturers. No. 36b East Washington street
over Afford Mills Co.'S Grocery maya7
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
GAleN'S HEAD 0lSPENSAR Y,
CHARTEWED

BY THE LEGISLATURES OF KENTUCKY FOR THE
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

XNT RUPr. Merchant Tailor and dealer IN Ready
" Made Clothing snd Furnishing Good No. los
tst Washington street. opposite the Court House ildi-
anapoii,. Ind keeps constantly hand laig assort-
meut q Cloths, CaSsimeres. Nestings, Overcoming.
seed~. Csssine = Aiso. geneLlen's furnish X
goois, siE shirts. Undershs, Drawers Neckes, era
Nais. handkerchief. Gloves. etc Goods sold and the
garments cut free - charge aps-dly
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habit Of abuse To which added observations on
Female Diseases and other interesting matter Of the
importance TO the married and those contemplating
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical ability
enter that state. Sent 20 any address In sealed wrap
per, receipt Of ten cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention the treat
of the various private diseases treated Of i'm pr
vate report. Our Dspensary Is the only Institution Of the
kind in America which has been ablished by special
charter this fact should give IL preference over the
various quacks of doubtful character TO be found IN all
cfsg
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a sailor and AN Actress.

"When / was poor girl" said the Duchess
OF St. Albans, working very hard tor my
thirty shillings week, went down to Liver
pool during the holidays, where | was always
kindly received. | was TO perform a new
piece, something like those affecting little
dramas they get up at our minor theatres; and
IN my character / represented poor friend
less orphan girl, reduced to the most wretched
A heartless tradesman prosecutes the sad he
rome for heavy debt, and insists on putting
her IN prison, unless some one will be bail for
her. The girl replies, Then / have no hope.
l have not friend in the world What, will
no one be bail for you, to save YOU from pri-
SOM asks the creditor. Il have told YOU /
have not friend on EARTH was my reply.
But just as | was uttering the words, saw
sailor in the upper gallery springing over the
railIng, letting himself down from one tier to
another, until he bounded clear over the or
chestra and footlights, and placed himself be-
side me in moment. Yes, you shall have
one friend, at least, my poor young woman,
said he, with the gravest expression III his
honest, sunbuInt countenance. Il will 90 bail
for you to any amount. And as for you, (turn-
ing to the frightened actor) If YOU don't bear
hand, and shift your moorngs, you lubber,
IT will be worse for YOU when | come athwart
your bowsp Every creature in the house
rose; the uprOar was indescrbabe; peals of
laughter, screams of terror, cheers from his
tawny messmates in the gallery, preparatory
scrapngs OF the yiolins from the orchestra,
and amidst the universal din there stood the
unconscious cause of it, shetering me, the
poor distressed young woman and breathing
defiance and destruction against my mimic
prosecutor He was only persuaded to relin-
quish his care of me by the manager pretend
ing to arrive and rescue me with a profusion
of theatrical bank-notes"
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MERCHANT TAsLOWS.

n ENREnERlCk COPPER. Merchant Tailor. ani dealer
in ready made clothing and furnishing goods No ~
Wes, washing'ou street, opposite sentinel oce. my2s
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ImrOrtant Ia Females!

One department OF our Dispensary Is specially devoted
to the treatment OF the Diseases Of Females such I
chorThea, white" Irregular, Painful and Suppress
Mentruaton, Nervous and General Debility, Diseases Of
he Womb, Barrenness, &c.
Consultations and examinations free OF charge
Also for sale DIR. DEwEEs's REGULATOR PILLS
For Female Distractions, Irregularities &c Married la
dies in certain situations should not use them as they
would cause miscarriage. Price 81 per box and may
sent by maL
DIR. GALEN'S PREVENTlvE-An Invaluable article
for those wishing limit the number of their offspring
the barren who desire chdren warranted niure
the health and will last for lifetime sent to any address
under SEAL on receipt Of the price-TWO DOLLARS.
PATE NTS AT 4 DISrANCE-By sending brief state
their symptom, will receive Blank Chart contain
ing list sfquestionS, terms FOR the ofreatmen
&c Medicines sent any part of the country cure any
at home, free from danger or curiosity
All transactions private and confidential Remember
the name and number.
Direct all letters to
GALES'S HEAD DISPENSARY
octl5-ddw Louisville Ky.
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A Medical Report,
PRICE ONLY TEN CEN

ntainiHg thirty Fine Plates ana FagraUings OF ne
ARdtomy and PAysio'o0y oIMe Se1r~ Orqa,is ia a
sfafe Of Uerhh aud TiSD1se
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-14

SO, and have only small sinking below
the withcrs; the barrel round, and the ribs
coming close to the hip joints. Shoulders
should run back, but not too heavy, for a
horse with heavy shoulders seldom moves
well chest aud arms large A horse
weighing from 1900 to | 400 pounds, is
large enough for cart-hor4e from 1000
to l,200 is large enough for farmers
horse from 1000 to l,l0o, is heavy
enough for carrisge-horse. We should
advise every one to get some experimental
Knowledge of horse before purchasing.
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was estimated that the dogs OF the State
caused yearly destruction of S24o,Uo0,
with no corresponding advantage. Mr..
Peter On the other hand fell il his dutv
| to speak for the eaItiue race s!e did not
btlicy. IN The statistical way Of arguing
| the question that dogs had done so much
harm and should hence be abolished -
Once Il man estimated the amount OF GIN
gerbrcad eaten at inustcrs, and the amount
of good the money spent for it might have
done. He believed that dogs did much'
good, and farmers could hardly do with
out them. Mr.. Sweat was in favor Of
taxing dogs lie believed the annual dam /,
are caused by them could not be less than
S2o0, ,000 After further debate Mr.. Far.
wells motion was agreed, to, and it il
probable, therefore. that those who here-
after indulge in the luxury Of keeping
dogs will be obliged to pay the State for
the privilege.
In the course of the debate Mr.. Sweat's
dog came in for large share Of distin-
guished consideraticn" As it is NOS
often that dog I" has his day" among
senator's, We contribute TO the animals
fame by transferring to our columns the
remarks of which he was the subject:
NJ. Peyciral. There were some good
dogs. That of Brother Sweat over the
way, for instance. He would do no dam
age to the sheep But he is one for which
his owner would te willing to pay tar
rather pay it than not, he had no
doubt
N-. Pste1s.--Ife did not agree with
Mr.. percival in his culogium Of Mr..
sweat's dog He would not give nine.
Pence tor such an one. He never did any
good He was good companion for his
owner, bat worthless for such purposes ~
those for which the farmer wishes his dog.
NJ. Speat. lie should have said no.
thing had not the debate taken, in some
measure, personal turn. His dog (whc
was presently had noticed the compliment
paid him by the Senator from kennebec
and wagged his tail But when the Sen
ator from Penobscot reyiled him, he show
I'd no signs of pleasure and his tail vas
nhexiblc. He would advise the latter
gentleman not to allow himself to be
.aught by the dog in the street, or he
would take his usual method Of showing
nis contempt. (Lsughter.l The dog
lcver went where he was not invited, and
he Senator need not fear if he kept with
n his own room.
Mr. Peters.-Hc had never invited
Mr.. Sweat's dog into his room. He had
never been there but once, and then upon
temperance mission. He did not revlc
he dog but only gave preference to the
country animal over the city cur. Mr..
Swcat's was an aristoeratc dog. lie
boards at the Stanley House, rides up be-
ind the coach and feels so tired when he
,ets here tAat he has to rest all the fore
loon in the Senate Chamber Rockland
Ia=eitc,
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A Dog Tax Senator SWeat'S
Dog,

In the State Senate, last saturday, the
question of tax on dogs eame NJ. \
majority OF the Agricultural Committee
mad reported "egislatiou iacXPedient .
on the matter, when Mr, Farwe!l moved
to recommit with instructions to report a
bill taxing all dogs at least $500. MIR.
Y linton thought this an important matter
and not to be trihel with or laughed
down. More sheep are destroyed by dogs
in one year than the dogs are worth for
twenty years. If dogs were Of value,
they should be taxed if they were val
ueless, why keep them? 1t they arc
kept by persons dependent upon their dai'
Iy labor for their support, it is throwing
away their chldren's bread. If they are
good for anything and are kept by people
able to do 90, they will be willing to pay
taxes on them Mr. Xinton was not il
favor of so large a tax as stated by Mr.
Farwell, but would say $500. Mr.. Gran
ger agreed with Mr., Nmton. Tie had ne
doubt the dogs of Washington county de
stroycd sheep to the value Of 100000
J in Ave years. But he would not have tn
tax SO large as to defeat the whole thing
He proposed that it should be 81 90
Mr.. Perciyal was IN favor Of tax. |