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For the STANDARD
'CARTERET COUNTY

NJ, nv,
MR. EDITOR: While other Counties b.,
eaiogiIeo Tor their patriotism and while tLa;. OGea
eHorts IN defence of the Southern ConrolarI noble
osen heralded by the press, Carteret has hay nave
leInatically maligned, and the LOYALTY Of Ion SyS
zens qnesaonea Every tree should be iudea I H.
rs Huit ana every county should be iudrnJ ~
me actS q those upon its soil, aad not by tSs
ueis @hlcn may be promulgated against if aa
citizen OF Carteret among whose peonIa 7 asa
spent many years Of my life deem II nv nave nave
It Is my privilege, TO submit few facts dssin, as
place tbs people right in public opinion 10
learned That the effective military force of tbS
" was less than eight hundred at the tins H. .o I
ncuitles broke out between the Federal and Gu u
crate States, Forty-fve per cent. of thar nn"I
koou men have volunteered and are in tho
OF the State and OF the Confederacy If every co
IN North Carolina had done as we'll We sb DOu5
oaay have more than fifty thousand voluntse ,uu0
the neia. Thirty six PER centum of the rotino 81,
uia.'oh OF Inc county Sin the service; eyerv oI
81 81 mas done as We'll, fortythree thoussndN
Y. soldiers are now in arms. TWENTY thran A.
oentam two hundred and thirty mem Ct tbs - ser
population OF the county have enlisted :" f,r rs
War ! had every other county done as well tt ="
Old North State wonid have to. day nermnr"1 Tue
ganlzatiou oftwenty seven thousand soId;orS TF
had buckled on their armor, till the rloSo Sc "uo
struggle, whether long or short Four ,er Tue
eol the entire white population of the county az.
soldiers during the war; had the entire STATE dor
as "ei twenty-five thousand North Carol;nion
would this day be fighting for Southern nGenan
denee sworn to forego all the pleasures of naooa
full life TIL each armed foe had been driven hsct
ana until they had aided in permanently secnrir,
that independence. Six per ceatugz of her Mig
population are soldiers; this proportion would aiyS
the Southern Confederacy more than four hnnSr.S
and nifty thousand men to drive back tue horde Of
Northern fanatics now threatening our borders u
the whole Confederacy would send to the Ali ,,a
same ProPortionate number of soldiers enlisfeI f,r
the aoa', that Carteret county has done we sboDId
IA! nave no@ permanent and efficient army of more
than three hundred thousand mer.
L submit these statements, Mr.. Editor and Gel,
candid men whether we do not deserve sornptbire-
better than reproaches and sanderous imputationso
especially from those Of this county who have been
very careful to keep themselves and theirs ont Of
all danger, and from citizens of other counties
which, most assuredy, have not done any better, if
as well, as Carteret has done A SOLDIER
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For the STANDARD.
-WHISKEf VS.. BREAD.

Editor IF the STANDARD:
j address a few lines to ask the Convention, for
the sake of our common country-which is now
struggling for existence-to legisate in some man.
ner, to prevent the corn and other grain from
being distilled into whiskey. Shall we have famine,
as well as drunkenness, added to the desoation of
war? And shall the South fail in achieving her
independence that dstillers and liquor dealers may
grow rich? You have no idea of the large increase
in the number of distlleries in this portion of the
State and yet they will continue to increase, if
some measure be not adopted to prevent it. The
future of this is absolutely fghtfl to proper think
ing minds. When or how this war is to end, no
man can tell AL the corn aud other grain will be
wanting for the support of our soldiers and the peo
pie, even If the war might end in month.
a heavy tax (say $1,000 upon each distllery,
would, think, abate the evil, perhaps cure it-;o
be paid before another gallon is distilled And
fine of $4,000 and imprisonment for violation. Yes,
tax each, one thousand dollars, and see.
-.-..f BREAD
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The official report of Lieut. Col. Waltham, COM
handing the 1lth Mississippi, states that at the
battle Of Fishing creek, Somerset, we lost, in
killed 4s wounded 1853; missing "a; in all, 22O
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An exchange comes to US with notice that
Truth" is crowed out Of this issue This is almost
as bad as the up country editor, who said: I" For
the evil effects of intoxicating drink, in
sdzn =. - - a~s-s -
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IM Staaaafe.
oomPTRoLLER,s REPoRT.

REPORT OF THE GoMPTBoLLER OF PusL,rC
ACCOUNTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR kNp-
ING SEPTEMBER 30, 1861
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SOUTHERN LITERATURE.
BROOM CORN WAITED:

BROOM COhN " I'M AHD'
A LARGE AMOUNT OF BROOM CORN
n is wanted at the BROOM MANUFACTORf oil inc
North Carolina Institution for the Deaf and DUMB ana 'n
Blind for which the highest market price VIII De pSlu
Farmers in North Carolina urged to cultivate crop
of Broom Corn the present year Any mtormat'9n as ~
the method of culture, &C., will be given upon application
to the undersigned. n.:1
Jan. "a, 1862. S-sW@%Iuh
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SATURDAY, February Sth 1862.
The Convention was called to order at 10 clock.
Prayer by the Rev. Frederick Fitzgerald of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. ,s-.,.s sr-f ess. g.
The journal of yesterday was read and approved.
Mr.. Mosely introduced resolution requiring the
Paymastcr to pay the troops of the 3Sth regiment
n. c. troops, from the time their services were ten
dered and accepted. Mr.. NJ. stated that the resolu-
ton simply asked that this regiment be put on the
same footing with Others the military bill authors
iZing payment from the time of tender and accep
lance. He moved suspension of the rule.
Mr.. Howard stated that he heard the Adlutant
General say, in conversation with officers of the 3Sth
regiment that most companies Of that regiment bad
been accepted with the distinct understanding that
pay should not commence until their services were
needed the State being unable at the time OF tender,
to arm aud squip them. .s.., 1s. -
Mr. Mosely said that he was aware that general
order had issued to the effect that the pay of SOL
ders should not commence in future until they had
received marching orders. This was in direct con-
trayenton of the existing law, which expressly pro-
vdes for payment from the time Of acceptance lie
merely desired that the law be enforced. -..
Mr.. Merritt thought the legislation proposed en-
tirely too narrow aud preferred general inquiry
on the subject he represented a company belong
ing to regiment similarly situated. Ids a.
Mr. Ruttiu opposed the suspension OF the rule,
and Immediate Consideration of the matter, because
the Convention was not in possession oil the facts
He thought its consideration should be deferred IN
til the requisite information could be obtained from
the Adjutant General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-08

Beginning on Tent.
street west II feet north
OF the dividing line OF
lots % aud ~ Of said
subdivision, and run.
ming thence due cas-.
40 feet 10 a 20 foot
alley, thence uortl
with the line OF said
alley IS feet 1 inch.
thence west 100 feet g.
4 the line Of Tenth street
ives, thence due soutL
Is feet 1 inch to be.
ginning. 80
'osey, Francis.
beginning at the south
east corner Of said lot.
and running north 81
feet, thence wes. % fest
then south 50 feet, then
east % feet to the BE-
ginning.
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leinkest, George C.......
Dne $50, name Of . IL
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Lighting the street
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The national Republican., 1862-08-23
The Volunteer Fund.

The committee appointed to make collections
in aid Of the funds for bouuties TO volunteers
and for the care Of their families In the District
OF Columbia, met on Wednesday last, August
goth, pursuant 10 call by the chairman, B. B.
French, Esq. Pressnt-B. B. French, Commits.
siOner of Public Buildings; Henry Addison,
May or of Georgetown; Richard Wallaoh, Mayor
Of Washington; Samuel u. Douglas, First ward;
Geo. II. Plant, Second ward Hudson Taylor,
Third ward; Frank Taylor, Fourth ward; Jno.
NJ. Brodhead. Fifth ward; Geo. r. Wilson, Sixth
Middleton, county Of Washington; William b.
Todd, VIM. J. Aurtagh, Joseph r. Brown, Wash.
ington at large; Judson Mitchell, William H.
Tenney, John Marbury, Jr., George W. Bsall,
Henry D. Cook, Georgetown.
On motion, b. d. French, 3d., was appoint
ed treasurer, and Il. J. Middleton secretary.
It was resolved that II committee Of three be
appointed TO prepare and report N general plan
for the operation of this committee.
Msssrs. Wallach, Addison, and Hudson Taylor
were appointed said committee.
On motion
Resolped, That this committee meet weekly,
on Thursday afternoon, ut Ave O'Clock, until
otherwise ordered.
A resolution WAS adopted, instruoting the ool.
lectors to report u this committee the names
of all who refuse to subscribe, and their rea
sons for SO refusing.
On motion, papsrs OF this city friendly to the
cause we're requested TO publish the proceed
ings OF this committee.
The collector In the ward In which there 10 q
public Department, WAS instructed TO leave .
subscription book in that Department.
Adjourned until Thursday afternoon next, ut
hve O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
NJ d r I Q q Z.

PROPOSALS from Dealers and Millers are 10.
vitsa I'LL the 5th day Of september, 1864, for furn
ishinG Flour to the Subslstenos Dspartusat, known
samples oi ,hi. Flour can be seen at the Capitol
Bakery In this city.
Il 10 desirals TO make contract sor % 900 barrels
shoud, however, any person desire 10 iurpish lesi
quantity be will state the precise number Of barrels
The contractor will be required to furnish about
500 barrels daily, until the contract y hlled.
No -four will be received which does not come up
70 the standard at the Governmeat inspsotioa, made
just before ths purchase.
The -four 70 b delivered at the Railroad Depot In
Washing on, OF any OF the Wsrehouses IN George.
town, y G.
The Flour to bs put 10 new barrels and head
lined.
tiovsrnment isssrve, the right to reject any bid
for any proper cause.
No bids will bs received from contractors who
tract
bidders must b. present. IN psrson to respond to
their bid.
The oath of allegiance must accompany each
bid.
parties interestHd.
Payment 10 be made In Treasury notes, and ihs
bids to Be dreo ed 70 Colonel A. BxoK WITH A. D. O.
and q. H., U. s. A Wkshington, D. o., and snocnsd
&" Proposal, for i our" ~ "a
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n RDNANCE OFEIOE,
" Was DEPARTMENT,
wsnhka ku1 4 1aa0

Washington, Aug 9, 1892.
1p w Ss s. ss ss S:P.
eqaign,ent., u. s. Cavalry pattern, q hsrsiusftsr
Al the watsrtown Arsenal, wstsrtOwn, Msssa.
At tbs Wstsrylist Arsenal, Wet Troy, New
Atths New Yori Arsenal, Governors Island, New
At the Frsntiosd Arsenal. BridssDurg, Psnnsyl.
AT the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburgh Psnns,l.
A. til: st. 81 E:sS x"sn.l, s. Louis. Ml.sO.r,
There ssis of horss equipment, are to be furnIhsd
complete, exce pt the horre brush, curry comb, Ia
rist. picket. pin, Link aud blanket Samples can bs
They are 70 be subject 70 inapsotion at he q ssnas
where delivered Ssi0rs being received Sy the , Coy
Deliveries must be made 10 lots Of not less than
ay sets per week for ali oonttsots Of 100 seu un
fr nv i've % hundteS 1p 70 one thousand % La rei:; i've 70
hundred sets per week for oil coniracs OF from one
thousand 10 two thousand sets; Ave hundred sets
Tx thousand tets and sisht hundred sets per week
for all contrso;s Of from sig thousand TO ten hou
sand sets.
Failure 10 deliver At q specified Wine will subjeo.
the contractor to forfeiture OF the quantity 10 be
delivered u that time. The squpmsn,s are to be
boxed, i've sets In boz, In the oustonary msuner-
tents TO be distinctly marked on the outer ends Of
the box The boxe. TO be charged at cost, to BE- de-
termined by the inspector
Bidder wi l state explicitly In their proposa's
the time quantity, and place Of each delivery Each
party obtaining contract will be required to enter
INTO bonds, with proper suress for the hithful full
fluent OF the same
Bids OF persons who are mot manufacturers o.
regular dealers In leather work. will not be consid
rrtd and the d, plrinsut reserves the right to ~
ject any or all bids which may be made
Upon the award being made, successful bidies
only, will be notified; and they will he furnished
Of them.
Proposals will be addressed to
"General JAMES W. RIPLEY,
Chief OF Ordnance,
Washington, D. G."
Aud will be endorsed
Proposals. for Horss F9uilments"
JAMES w. RIPLEY,
aug e-eodtasaug Brig Gen. Chief 0i Ord'os9
The national Republican., 1862-08-23

ID VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
FARM NEAR BLADENSBuRG AT PUBLIC
AUCTION. - On WEDNESDAY, september Yd, at
valuable and highly Improved Farm situated shout
hall mile beyond the village OF bl,drn,bn9 ct the
the fa,m Of harles b. Calvert, Eco. IL contaiIs
some ninety three four acres OF land and Ia under
high state Of Improvement, with particular refer
ence to mSrktt or truck farming; IL has fae fruit
trees young Rrapery hot bsds fae sprinks Of WATER
and 10 believed 70 be the best Improved land within
,he vicinity Of ashington.
The imp movements consist OF . twostosy double
frame dwelling and large barn and sablinx erected
on the most approved plan.
Terms: One four In cash; the rtmaiader In six,
terest secured by u deed Of trust on the premises
81 Immediately after the tale Of the land, the
Utenrih will be sold.
j. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
au 2l--eo&ds Aucti0neers
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
mo. 686.1


CYNO PsIs OF THE PREslDEHT's
> Proclamation, No. 08B, for the Offering oi
upwards Of 400 900 acres Of land 10 Oregon.
II orders public sales In the SrArn OF OsseoH, -
Al the land once st Osxoox C,rl, on the 9th q
October, 1852, OF one hundred and atty eight town
ships and psrts Of Townships here,ofors Inoaersd
west Of the Cascade Mountains, and within the dk'
Al the land O6lcs at Rosssuns, on The 18th OF %
tober 1904 OF one hundred and Any -four townships
ami pal to oftownships heretofore unoered, west Of
tho Cascade Mountains and within the distriot Of
lands subject to sale st Roseburg.
The lands Will BE- offered with the usual sxoep.
tious Of school sections, 10.
No mineral lands are to be offered, such laAds
being expressly excepted and excluded from sale
THE sales wGl be kept open until the lands are all
offered, which IL to be accomplished within two
weeks, and NO longer; and no private entry Of any
OF the lands will be admitted until Afler the
tiou VI the two weeks.
Pre- -emption claimants are required to establish
their claims to the satisfaction or the proper Register
and Receiver, and make payment Tor the same ON o.
before the DAY appointed for the oommenoement Of
The public saes otherwse their elaine % Till bs fer
Commissioner Of the GeaerAl Land Once.
GxHlRAL LAM OyvIos, June 10, 1852.
Norx.-Under the regulations Of the Depart uent,
as heretofore an now existing, NO payment oAn be
made for advertising proclamations, except to sueh
publishers ~ are specially auAgtsed 70 Publh by she
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhce
June l3-wt3w IStarl
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
The Temperance Meeting

Al the Capitol grounds TO morrow promises to
be one Of unusual interest. Addresses will be
delivered by Hon. D. P. Holloway, Commits.
sioner Of Patents; Justice Clayton, and Chap.
lain W. @. Raymond. The lastnamed gentle.
man 10 well known TO our citizens ~ the very
thorough and efficient lieutenant OF the provost
guard Of this city for . long time. He will
give our people little insight into Washing.
ton socieiy, BY gasligbt. moonlight, and no
light, drawn from large storehouse Of infOr.
nation, collected In the course Of his eXpe.
risnce In roofing out the grog. .shops and other
black dens Of infAmy, which duty he usually
executed with rigid fidelity.
A regiment or two Of soldiers are expected
to be present on the occasion, and portion Of
the remarks Of the other gentlemen will he
made for thoir benent. The meeting com
mencss at four o'clock In the afternoon, west
front OF the Capitol.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
The lsOth Rsw York Regiment

Arrived In this oity about 10 O'Clock Thursday
night, and quxrtsrsd for the night Vt the Sol.
diers' Rest" II numbers 800 men, which will
be increased to l l,040 in few days-a number
not being able 10 leave at the time the regiment
left. They we're recruited In Albany, In twenty.
Ave days, and the appearance Of the regiment
ID hns-many OF the men having served In the
three. months service. The following Is u lis,
of the officers: Colonel Lewis o. Morris, Major
Edward A. Springfield, Adjutant Fred'k F. Ire
Captains Murphy, Jones, Morris, MoCullsch,
Moore, Bell, Sbsndop, Pruvin, Mcguire, ard
AnSbel. They marched over into Dixie yester.
day.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23

man named - Miller, \ violinist, recent.
Fifth u. &. cavalry, died In this city on the Goth
instant, aiior Nh illness Of y fow days. A part
Of his effects are In possession OF the Mtropoli-
tan police. Il IL represented that this man,
whose Christian name Ia not as0ertained, has
four brothers In good circumstances residing
In the State Of Vermont. II the friends OF the
deceased oan identify by this description, they
osn learn particulars Nh far az known, by cor.
respOndsnoe with the Dept. Of Metropolitan
Police,
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
NEW AUTHORlzED .
For the
UNITED STATES ARMY AND MILITIA
Per order Of
Hon Z. n. STANTON, Secretary Of War,
August II, ls63
For sale BY
- HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Staiioner, 3S4 Pean. av,
~ 23-lw Near Ninth street.
Nj q = I o E

SEALED PROPOSALS are iuvitsd tlll the 1eth
Of SEPTEMBER, 1861, for furnishing the Subsistence
d. pAftmeLt 400 tons Of Hay.
Tne Hay to be delivered before the .. tn Of Ooto
Der.
Al least three hundred tons Of said hay must b
baled
Bi ders must state In their bids the price per 100
lbs. at which they will furbish the Hay.
To be weighed at Washingio on, at the expense Of
OF the cOnfacter, and 10 be delivered at the n0nu
msut Cattle Yard.
Firm. making lids must state the name Of ali the
pa ties inttre
Payments to Be made In Treasury notes, and bids
to be directed 70 Colonel A. BEoIwIrH, A. ID. c. ,
aad 9. s u. 8. A., and endorsed Proposals. io
HAy.n Au 70
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
Rebel Mail Carrier Arrested.

Mr. A. Cummina, Of Georgetown, a trader,
who carries goods back and forth between
Georgetown and Leesburg. WAS arrested by
the provost guard Of Georgetown on suspicion
OF being h carrier Of mails tor Richmond. He
\ load Of goods, and sent, bag and baggage. to
the Provost Marshal's ONCE. No lettera being
found on him or his team, he WAS offered the
oath Of allegiance and liberty. The oath was
road TO him. He thought 1t was pretty stiff
one, but he reckoued he would take II, after
doing which he was released.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
AUCTION SALES,
TSat~arO DAY1s

DY BONTZ - 0RlRHITH, Aussisnssrs.
ID FANCY GUODS, CONFEC IONERY, GLASS
CAsks, Ac,, ho-On aONDAY MORWING AuE.
2Sth, At 9 O'Clock at store No. 407 Seventh ttrsst,
between and streets, We will sell the sntire
stoek Of . gentiemaa declining business, e,opsis.
ing
A large assortment Of Fenoy Goods,
Confectionery, Toys, Glass Jas,
China Toys, Baskets, Dolls,
Perfamsry and Hair Oils, fomadss,
Paper ard Envelopss,
Zephyr worptsds, Buttons, hc. TO-,
Mahogany Show Cases &o., 6s.,
Together with msny articles too numsrou 10 men
tion.
Terms caah
BoNTZ 4 GRIPFITH,
au I'D Auctioaee1
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
prisoners .s .hs Old Capitol.

Prisoners Of war and Of State only are con.
hned ut the Old Capitol prison. There are now
nearly 400 confined there, Of whom IT'S are
and provided with the best Of rati0ns and every
necessary attention. 80 favorable has been the
treatment, that detachment after detachment
have voluntarily left their hearty vote Of
thanks on leaving for the uniform kindness
shown them,
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
nslIiug Liquor without License.

; Peter Cassette was arrested by Officer Lips.
o0mb, Of Georgetown, on the above charge.
He was hned 420,62.
Catherine McColster, arrested In the First
ward on the same charge, was dismissed by
Justice Drury.
Nathan HilbrOn, arrested In the Sixth ward,
by O6icer Clark, on the same charge, WAS fined
S20.68 by Justice Gull.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23

DY J. q. MCGUIRE Il CO., Aucsio...n.
ID EXECUrOH'S SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOr.--On THURSDAY afternoon, August
2sth, at half past clock, the premises khAll
sell part Of Lot No o. In square north Of square NO
6l6, fronting on nortn street, between Fourth and
Filth streets west, improved BY three STORY brick
house containing seven rooms
Terms Ono third in cash the remainder iu six aud
tw, I've months, with interest," secured by deed Of
trust on the premises
., THOMAB }. FISHER,
Executor.
&c. NoGUIRE CO.,
au I'D Auctionesra
The national Republican., 1862-08-23

Private - Elm0re, OF the same regiment,
started with the above for Washington, but BY
These First District men are all sick. there
being no wounded In this party. They repre-
sent that the sickness WAS produced by long
and forced marches, bad water TO drink, aud
the unusual exposure 10 incIement weather
with poor protection In camping, which this
regiment has been subjected 10. They left the
army ON Thursday morniL g, at which time they
heard heavy osnnonading, and are convinced
that . general eneagsnent with the enemy was
about 10 enaus. The boys" bear testimony
TO the bravery and iron. hearted endurance Of
that gallant lst regiment, % we'll ~ the fidelity
and courage Of Col. TAFT, now acting as briga.
sdisr general. They also deny, in the most
emphatic terms, the statements In regard to
kindness bestowed on the disabled Union sol.
diers BY the ladies' and other residsnts Of Cul.
psper and Vicinity. II there was anything
10 bs dose by which they could starve Uaion
soldier, they were ready TO do It.
In pleasing contrast with these rebel mani.
festHtions, the soldiers are enthusiastic In
their praises OF the ladies Of the Seventh ward
who, ~ soon - II was known that sick soldiers
had arrived, prepared tea, coffee, bread, cake,
the whole two hundred, a hearty breakfast,
dealing out with their own fair hands the boun.
tiful repast. until every soldier was obliged to
cry, "H Hold! enough"
VIZ cannot say too much In favor Of such
manifestations Of humane and patriotic feelings
by the ladies' Of the Island. May God ever bless
them with brave defendersl When this wicked
rebellion shall have been crushed, and Peace
and Prosperity onoe more shed their benign in
fusnces throughout the entire length and
breadth Of our land, the patriotic women Of
our country should receive due credit for their
quiet yet powerful influence In the accom-.
pfshment Of the glorious results.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
Visiting Days At the Hospitals In this
Citv.

General Hospital. Judiciary square.) e.)-Mon
day and Thursday, between 2 and O'Clock.
Cranoh Hospital. tE street Baptist church
and the Unitarian church. .)-Every day. from
to g O'Clock.
Trinity Hospital, (oorner OF Third and
streets. Livery day from IL 10 O'Clock.
Hours for visitors at Ascension General Hos.
pitsl, street. between Ninth and Tenth. all
days, from 10 9 p. m.
Any addition to, or alterations In, the above
table will bs ohssrfully made.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
Dsseresrs.

About 100 desertsrs from various Western
regiments, principally Ohio regiments. were
brought TO this oity and forwarded to their 70,
speotiye commands. They were arrested In
the various cities and towns Of the West.
The national Republican., 1862-08-23
DIE d,

On the 22d instant, EnnA LYNoa, aged sig
teen months, daughter OF JohA and Martha J.
Lynch.
Her funeral will take place At four O'Clock TO
day from the residence Of her parents. No. 60i
f street, between Second and Third streets
The friends Of the family are invited TO at
tend. |t ts-' .- % '..