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asrch Hndiss, Honey, JswSiTy, vAluAr
biss, Notes Bsooks. Bohds, &c.,
soryaeded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH It,
eli acce -ibis otious Of the o0pntry Tht: COMPANY
hss sgenoss- In the principal railway 'owrI In tn
EORTH. RA8r, WEST, AND EoRTh W LST
Its principal o6i,es are
v ASHiN3i or. Do, NEW YORK, BO8lOh
PHiLADELfhlA, BALTIMORR, CM.
VILE, LExIiSJ f0N
Counecu-ns sEs made Q, New York a.a Ros"css
with line. frw rSi to the CAHApAls and i!'
to uLIVrKIUOL, ,SOUTHAMPi0 ON, and u xvRr
AID tueucs BY kuropcsn tspres-ss " all proniu.r:
comm. rc.Al to@1. In 9r,s Britain anA On .hG CGU
inen. -
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFT. I'D sIL4 II
uxde Al 81, aoesssipls parts OF tiy Uni I'd 8tIss
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SALT wArkH BATHING. A 4

SALr ~AFsh 6ATHino' ~ II
rlsEy FONT PAviLloN.-rnu~ wv
s-l, I own and d gtiui resort for -
tbs Ers health and pl azure l. now On foi
the reoep 100 ci VI .ior- The undersiX"ed hrst
cave to state thst he plaes hs- b-on rebuilt WIT
very large sto conf + able cottages and DOW fur
ncp; siso Q splendiI ~hsn No pain or sxp ~
asa BEEN spared 20 MAX h u'sxcelsd b. any sal,
$ater bathing plses In ths nj I'd StalSs. n tail.
Eil b supp{ird with ad the sat. wssS' Do ieseie-
ucs o. sci and hard shen crabs, An oyrten, Ter
spins. -nrep hUad and o hs' dsn. The bar will b.
iuini-hed With ehcioe winea, liquor. ss1ass, ae
0oov sn.hns, and always plspts nshins, and oil
L. boats tor tie eu,oyment Of be suesss, q VI
did cotilion band hsa bee" engaged for the srsson
and tn propsistor beg leave 70 sate that cot Ing
.hsll DO leH undono hD pest 10 give sstxfaotiJi
% all who ma. give him o oW.
.erme-e2 per day, go PR week, s5s pr nonlh.
I'll drs md seYvanb halt price.
All visitors afo required To- tayuisA their own
ostAing olothaE- R J. MARSHALL,
NN Prupf,eto7.
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Read ont Read ON!
Greatest Bargains Yet !
Read ON I

EXTRA Silver PLATED COMPLETE TEA
5ETT6,
pieoss, ees! qrsItty, ~ % nett
EXTRA sILv R-PLATt D CASTOR,
eFeaeh ga& bor'le-, -, $40, SAoe. % $50.
extra SILVER PLATED. OLIVE THREAD
I'D TABLE rOOHH,
EXTRA Silver PLATED rIPPsp TABLE
SPOONS,
% ~ d0zea-
EXTRA srLvER PLATED, THREADED,
OLIVE TABLE FORKA,
Npsr dOsel.
CXrRA suvER-P ArED. IIPPHD TABLE
rIEkS,
SSsa.S
EXTRA SILvvR-PLATED TEA SPoONs,
I'll PED AND iHREADEp,
~ dosen.
HEAVY SILVER PLAT, rOUBLK WALL
ICE PiTCHKRS,
L ts ase, bess qualify, pe.uriiui'y engraved nd
ohA-s. only S. d % and q. ~ to extrs Qaainy.
sISE sILv.R PLATED CUPS, MU3s. COB
LETS ALI SfaNDS
oaiy d cseb-rstsn prics, .
sILvER-PLATED MUSTARD AID SALT
SPOONS,
% cts. eaoo-
oLvER-PLArED BUTrRk-KNIvES,
u, n. sod ~ ots sssh
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10,
~ frassi Arys1gsnsnu by tae rcuts % above
Sitsoat change Of Car, from tho Depoto In Cham
. nIee hy ether Esiiroas Coiape niss fSs fsasiI
ts oI biI great Fev Tort kouts, 70 Ehs We. ,c1n
mend II - TN ooundepes q Earcha,tg sed .hipper,
| ur pfonptssS snd dsspessh-
Pssss,t's rrsins, ~fth Bnokfrg Ar slesptnh
OsfsJ tSt b Consecutive - TIE Bcw yess cenus'
For EsaS4ulass - % iossi t.s.a and teishs A.
osrsensss,, Mcusss n tsas sspos, . Warren Ftrssi
~. p 3NtSH
60 esy,s sNptsrd-wt
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SAEETY SPEED AsD COMFORT.
...,,u FOR eosIoN.

.,.,,. FOR yosIoS. -
T. Low Fh.tt IL aoscoa5 osI55oHsTse faE
WHIT MOUNTAINS AND IN
TER HEDlAJk POINT
. A TIM osw and staapeh stesniesS ol
lh-, NO, wtoh Lire CITY or BOo-
20, ,TtY or Nav tORK isavs Nss YorI
,aiiy, IA day excepted,) II . oo,oot, p u, nos,
psef no. -, North hlvsf, Tot Of vest1J strvst,
Fek new LUND ~,
nm coaneo Ina witb be 6t.rmhoat Exp.ess
rain t.,r the .b ~ p aats, ria Nuwlch std Wor
.l'cs, Hsto. snd " 70 uer wor, o-ssf I'D Hachua
sho New Loudoo asd Northsrb Ra.lrusda
RreiGnt tsk-n q the 70 80 rArs
For infHnsuoa iuquirs Of
Hs MARTIE,
ny Sd ASent. o. tn pIsf.
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LAW, FINANCIAL AND CoLLECTINa

INVOICE BrzLs BgsLskss EOrKs Nkoo1zA ,1D
PRor,srsp Nof - AID DBysasp Aecouvys
BoUoHr AID CoLLxorkp.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
EXCLUsIvELY Oh COMMISSION.
sU9UvAREHxs, CLAlhs sOU0H.-R
b q. Z. HOUSE,
Oounssllor st .xsw,
- Hassau 8trsss, NeH Yofk
sFfsa tca,. 81 % SO. ssad tA4sa ssts oesvSs
A5v,ne graft, ase
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"a clArs uSket. ........... l.
ThA en- r Line runs dc b hundAys exrs pte
The II z. u Son hurn Mall rams daily
WAY LIME.

rr ssd1oi, Trenton, ho 1t 70 sni ~ 4. n
aud 8, . 90 aAd /. r r., from Kspdns ton, .nd %,
P. ~, from " alnut street vha'f
Per 1rs,oa and tn:srmediass Stations ss ilk 4
H.. nom Ksnsf goa
unSten, flosssos, Bofdsstevr, ke .. iSk, -. I
s,essshoss r1satea, fnr Bcrd4asovn .ud tnterme
nats Stations ut AZ r. H., froa wsnut mrUo'
: ~ Rer Hsv Yosk ssd Wsy Lines lowing Ken
Angt0n d rot, take tho Carv - PS'th uroet, sbov.
Eean trvm the Depot -
H PP:1Ss IS iion ssse tss
hing nAkgSlA fn Esir wearing spJarsf Al
:sS9aee 6tr M .eo?n0ss - 20 Faia fci eIus
> ote pofss psf ponaA, aQA Wi nci b itabIs 10
iasttsr. VIZ. Il eAfzMts, Assst
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dSc "r. aios D. sooaAiI,ss. hSe
Oval pICrCkE tRArEs ICIUkS
" nd, AnO IA Sci L. 40.
70 sALL,as otos - - 1 o VI b ab,vs sosds
it.s ,es. sssasss'iHs, p,,e:s -
n-aA 0ld EelloWy nAu.
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( nONARD SCOTT q co.'s
u RkPElSf oIrHE
BRITISH REVIEWS
eLACKW00D'S MAGAZINE !

Leonsrd aoost Co, Esw Icrt, eouttuu, to Sxb
sb the following leading B,itsh Periodicals, vts'
4 Tho Edinburgh Review, (whis)
8. Ih- North Bri'kh Rsvies. tIee Church,
The Westminster Revicv, (LsberA.
J. blaok Hoods sdinburgh AsSazins. tTory.)
rhsse reriodieab ably rcpreeeut the rhfcs grss
oiiticai parties o. Great Bsftain-w big, iorJ. snS
tadAoal-bus poiios tor. ouiy one fssturs of tneh
hASaSoeS. A. OrRanS ol the usoe! profuuud writer
q 8cieuos Ltssfstsns, Morality, end Religion theJ
tspd, q Asy svss have hocd, snriyaiisd p ri
sshS q lsttsrs, bsin6 considered Indispensable q
IL senolar snd the profee:toua man, while 70 t1e tn
slliEept reader Of even ela0 thsY fufntsh q nor
orect and satisfactory rcoo1 Of Dc cSlfuDt Etsla
arc OF the day, throashcat the world, C1sal usa b
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~, 4v VO.UN.na y.

IsAVSShc" %s' Az So.cNa 80" ~"
MAYoa's rSsSoH,
Ws!hingt u, . p" mp 2, is5f
The undentgred CO.. mi tee 10 s"oOur &c VoiIs
Q. euisIm nis und .he set sppTVvra Ahsus -
ibas sutIi A." Al act making a.prep'ia ioi tcS
b. q .iies 10 vo unusr en- tmen',' hbi sDy Ioi =
tA,s hits srlsd thst heI q ~ found 81 he osi a
OF honas /. Lilo d, to 40 b.wGiu sr 81 rSSN
b,tae l. and Y .u,' u nor -om and siio, aL
day 10 lrry u Ell OF he psosil. Ui II "e.S"
r,o.lrd aot sErsnss IneuIs u,ll 90 nlao to pay
az rss,i tie 6Ogn sse Ofs I'd BY Ia" .or PVT it.
OF Wa hingtDu
Tn bonn iss d Dr. .his act ars b. ststra' lin
tied nrs, to rsirinr TO T. iuli G. NIL. MN oi me-
IN, FIRST aud hevo d us,Y OF Of Colspola keBi
N rntS aud then t. ths fU<mAuJn Of otbsf ana la
THoS. z. LLOYD,
Bo ~ Of Aldornes.
wv. W. RAPLtY,
Heard OF Coinmou CypAoN
PsTEk BACON,
JAARs DAVIS.
On part Of CihsoEA
sps-sasss ksy&.
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1864, .. 1862.
sPRtSo ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YOKK LINES.
rHn CAMDEN AND An or AEp PHrLA
OELPHlA AND RkNroa RAIlRoAD CO +

rHR CAMDEN AND An or AEp PHrLA
DLLPniA AND REHroa RAILROAD co +
LINZ o.. .4. ~. n
HROx PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW YoRI
AND WAY PLACES
From Walnut street " hafs aAA Asn.
staGton Osrot.
vrLl lava - eo4Lowa vn fAr
At 4 u Via Camden aai Anboy-C
As iVUoc a. r. No cs% Z: :,d j::; ci;;-R.w
Jsrssy Aocomnnodatiea. -. sA
A. A. n Wa Kg.dDgton and jersey City
A. nk ? u Va Camden and Xm6oy-Aocon.
%1s ,on n a. :.i - -
A.P Y u. CIsdsa; and jersey iGiiii;;.
M.F F''sS'ns ,s Csnssn and J.r..y Gi,;. o"
"a Cls<s eket................... az
Atokp n, via Kendnaton and 1erssy City
Al II ?. Il :, II. k.nsinasoe and Jersey oity-.
scuther,' Msn.. ..........n ,.......,,... so
AttP H., Via Camoen and Ameoy--Aeooes-
moaetcn, (rrpiSht and Pss.agefy--
Ii olass tioket .,..,..,,.., a.
"a clA1 uSke< <,,,,.,...., is
Ths ek r. u Line runs dc b, hundsys exrs pted
The II 2. u Son hurn fail rams daily
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DENTISTRY,
T,EHYu: vkEwR

1SEHYds YkEWR
ID. Ly(>MIS. nj. ~.
he hvcrtcf end psitutSs OF the Eirsr1l Pa
ssts, stcnda pefcorsuy q nis ctncs IA tai, .ary
AtGs parsanS csn WeSs thess teeth who cannL
sc1r othen, AaA no peraca ssa weas otts-e vho oai
ot Woa} sheSo. - I..r
PszsoEa calling q my ofhas oar be Iocounooste
nth any esyls sod pries Of Teeth they Gay desi1t
u. ta those VINO afo particular, epH w.sh the pures
zan vrcdnss, ho Mineral ria's viii BE- rsoss fuiI
ssrfantsd
Rooms IN this csy-Ho. 80 fernynslh rseru,
uoet, fhOadelphh mar 1s-lv
Ma. LOCKWOOD eontinuss ths prss
" tee Of peatSsry, In th- Wssfcnxtcu Bu.ldius
ofner fcnnyfvA,iA svenae and Seventh srresi
1syfrS rraCuesd U the South nearly 1x,cea year
- fssb sRJved hist hA eAn etvs ss.ltsotiou % an
hat nay cal.
resth tlserted On vpIgABrrs, Rvpsrx, OF Col
ALASl, Cnlercfo.1n sdrinistsred wacn desired.
sag f-6
-
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XXJHULBsALs DMALHMs
W. w uxL1.. uAyKksssAGckv,s' IL Gcskvsks' vALisks'
WALL SCErHENs CO..
~ rsaa. svsAns, w. Nh aud asth sssosa
~ I.eolnf
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MARRIAGE

AArssd pss,oas. o. shoss soatsn p!sn,s uAsn
ossy, ~ apsx sAsssesv.a q impsseasy, seminal
vs.ksss O any dissses arsans fon . reiaxee
ssss u The sssitaI ers,as, ~se-se' The rcsur Of
asse, ip,sry, eorssoreuo.s u ycVthfa, sndisur-
asns, o. t,aslseoo, d the 7ssssens IN npes year
ere ss.ae-,,y ssrr,Absd to piAss themselves unoo'
~ sa~ Of D. v. They nay sesy vi b eestsint!
spos . spss4y cur, ssa full vtssr restorsd.
as e~sts With entire ssoess N ats,oses Ct emsiss
,sss - LucoRRHBA " WHITES LArsrs
UrERI. b.. H., ard IN --sr, cs- rus-.nsss .
psr1ss CUBE,
FEES uodsnts. and VISITS are coNMuHl
oA11oHs s..sst,y rhtvArx and coHrlDEh
r1AL
PERSONS srl,as ~ 10 %. su. Ii. DocroR
rnoss ., di.,.pes ss, - TREATED by MAIL
evi.s srAIEMEs1 o oAss. A.,A
jys-sU
The national Republican., 1862-09-26

o~pPr-
,pisudid CAMEO. Mosais, Lava, CsrSss
ole, and Jet ssta N Jsv~lry, q I
elegant 0arnet. rlSqsotse, and Rnaa.
sied, fu,l sstfa o. to oss............... 80
superior E,sm.led, Csesl. ~ OpA
Clastsf ssrts, o. 70 % ............... W
riaiH, Chassd, Rnamslsd, asd fssc!
eraosiets. ., to ot................ Is -. $50 Sc9
Csmso Coral. Carbuncis and htnis-
- Br o hes g. Hean to . .......... 80
}sau Vest. oasrd, ard l. -diss' Chsts
lain Chains-ihe largest stock In WaAn-
tngtoa o. to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. foo
Ladies' Garnet and Cafounols Neet.
taosa o. to elsc..................... -. 800
Garnet, Cazouncle and Onyx Studs ana
Bsttous, (aao, =, o. . sstt. t............. 100
etns, soIid cold Sleeve Buttons and
stsds, So. arsts 70 osnts 10 sl . seet... %
7sats' CluNer and Opal Eoson PiHs-
gold mosp inss. 20 osuts 10 Sl a..... .
sns Look-p asd Nrdsiioes, for two and
tour Picrurss q to D so..............
zeal sod StoRe.Set Finger Rins,, svefT
variety, " eoeis TO 81 - H........-...-. 50
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DIAL NOT1C FL
n L. vnLNT's Privsn AoQisai. m th'
.1.f1 Eooh, sspsr ci Seventh aod szests
GDpodSs ths Pot o. Pstsns Odca Room
. I'D ~, up STAIN, " sninstnn. E.. q
Al 6s,>~ a , rssy ne aafur, trsstsd 10 Do mos'
ss,.aso ...,.r sod ,sdssa earsr cfso'sd h I'll
sssss sYrBfLr1lC sSrsCrioFs, soNok
asoA oLKt, .i.,,oTUsEs. sEMiNA,
NkAGNHss, Of res 5 Of voLCrTuoCs
jVsAhs. .. aay ss.sss q -te dkstRATiVs
os0 AHs tron o. Sus Se.iev.-. OF hos Lung
..asAias thssosSh ,ps r. issly eersA
AFFLICTED AhV UNF0R7 UEA7E.
- asna wAsi yos' di.e.s. ~ % talss ds'ioso'
ss,.ss Apply t,n<disriy % o. vsusy. ~ho'
sss,sv,-Is-s 10 - ,. n. b. sa sUCCEssFui
PBYsiUiAn b h. ..es c,s q pstvs~ ~ ~
SsAs Ga 70 so.e go u.ls .eovp yosr osSfo-rsos-
- - ssu .pssd.ty o-s 30 - soar ~>s rssoaos,.
stLkA' USE,
CAss HvssArs' sss-s- ~ - ynsvs ndsiee6 n
sNss slo~s. sntsn dsrrsys TIE s-ns-srve ornsn.
ssse yes sor sa,-,<a The. preSso. 9 sessnss o
- sssa and INIT iss q ssissios sad asssuls'
esvss, pstpt'sdss ot ths srt. ssvsos trrftsbiit
- u rsnssy, se.aseso,y hsh.;s, tns.arsy, eop
0nrssoa, end AsseA
ToUN0 MAN. 10 vsew ot shs trsadfai eoase
ssssos.. delay not 70 usks ycr ssss known to D,
v Yosr seerst With Mn ars ~rr~d, and yss m,
sesadOnsy rel. upon hh osa.es, skfr.
nosNnas who's ys-n- vsrs shatt'ret ssA ven
- ~ srtas q ths sravs. has be eronsh, bsss n
visseous hsA,.h By hA -silfuI psstnsns
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n oOeOsAIs FOk rOrarOhs.
ssslsd proposSls are T. vi'ed TIL the VI day rf
Co., e.r, 's2, o !. colo L N, Ter IN nishing T. .
d .bs, voc IL psrtr cut ALL q ON, d VitJ
TO- o0 Bu he!s Of 70 ATOES
TIE Pot.t es to We stiiveret Of either street
v ha-l, wahi q o., OF at Nhe roan Depot, p' (
~ T. uood sound barrels = tkoss vi h ui COS VI
osrrvl ssck, sud 70 b del Ssra BY the 18th O0to
The Ina. HI d nate n pr 90 ger trshe' ors xty
pounds, sid o be direct 4 I. Cel 4 BECKwiL II,
D . and Q ~ o. A. and 0td ruS r O.
The national Republican., 1862-09-26
FISH AND SARoENTS
AwHIH0, FLAG, AND UNION TRHT
FACTORY.
-, 80 Psnnsyivsnis AvsaRA
WARRINGTON, p O.

gU1LEFH AND ARMY TENTS
on BAND Oh hADR 10 oilogx
Awninss, FlsSs, Tents, u al Bass, HOiso CovsfS
Signs Wagon Isvors, no, made at abort notaoe.
~ yAE
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HEw voLUMRB OF THE
iUVR ENGLISH REVIEWS AND HAfIybd

Psy,arnts to Be made In sn oascs b advance
aonsy current tn the 6tsts whefe lsusd viii b. ~
CLUBBING.
discount Of rwsnty I've per oeut. ovm ths show
rioe viii b. allowed 70 Clu6s ordering fouY or mors
optes Of any ous " nors Of the abovs worm Thus
our oopies Of niackwood, o. Of tevisW VIII b.
epi 10 oos addre~ tof -, feur ocptes Of ths iovs
Ssvtews and Blsokwood eps eco nd % o.
POSTAGE.
In ell the prino,peI ettiss ssd towns, sAes worm
mn Be delivered PkRk o. POSTAGE. " heo
sut BY mail the Postags 70 any par Of the United
'ater will BE- but nosxy fbsr NJ year for Black
wood, and bu, fsssesR esso year tor each od the
tsview
NI Ihe prscs h 9rsas Britain Of the nve Pssiot
aals shove uamcd y 81 pr enum.
Hemit,sno& tss any OF de chow paoiioat3oes
.hen, LEOaAR Rb sCOfT CO,
sW@ Ne ~ Gold o. NeO YoFA
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DaOPOSaLs FOR OAK WOOD.
QrAsu RsAsrRRt OV7IcB,
FGsh.ngtO- c. lT = srof
sptemter II, 1873.
asslsd proposa's vi | be ? oeivrh "unl ep .noer
oh at N ~ de ,Ivsri Z 81 III lice fuur go
or e we'll ress N y 4 90, Ut the beet
quality; o b. Dill cred e. oil )vs: w0 or . on
Il ot Uotcb ?, aud two cudI on the dSy 81
each ~, Gee, moLth, uunl III, whole shall Lave
be delivered.
rralossls o. oulu b addressed 10 . sub'crib'r
and .n6orssd Op tne sn,o, 90, PrvPSsss Tor
MORRIS &. MILLER,
sd is-dtd rQu 'ierm a or.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-01
INTERESTING FROM RICHMOND.
Rebel Account Of fhe Late Army Moves
menfs,
FonrnEss Monnor. sept. Is

tChiAEs5 MONROE1 sept. -
The flag of truce boat, Metamora, from
Aiken's Landing, brought down 100 pass
engers, among whom are ninety-four Off
GERS, mostly from Pope's army. Gen.
Prentiss is one of the number.
From the Richmond Whig of the oath,
dispatch signed H. B. Davidson, states
that the Federals crossed the river at Shep-
ardstown with 10000 men, and were i'm
mediately attacked by Jackson's corps, who
routed them. Jackson has recrossed into
Maryland. Considerable reinforcements
have reached Lee since the battle OF Manas-
sas, enough to repay the losses in the re-
cent battles.
Talahasse (Florida) papers announce the
death of Gen. Richard Call, distinguished
Floridian.
Yellow fever is in Wilmington, N. c.,
and is very malignant.
The Richmond Dispatch of the oath
says:
"The Yankee feet anchored in front Of
Alexandria has been driven off. The Fed
erals have burned their disabled wagons,
and are removing all their stores to Wash
ington."
The same paper claims a rebel victory at
capture of 1000 Federals.
The same paper says:
"The train that is due this evening will
bring from Culpepper Court House sixty
six Yankees, who have been there since
the engagement at that place. Among
them is Capt. J. H. Vanderman, Of the Goth
Ohio. They will be sent home from Rich
mond.'
Speaking of their army, the Dispatch
says:
"0nly a division OF two have been with
drawn from the other side Of the Potomac
to resist the contemplated movement of
Gen. Burnside upon our communication at
Harpers Ferry"
It states that Lee repulsed Mcclellan on
the 18th, and pursued him on the 18th, and
and defeated him on the 18th.
All the rebel papers brought down claim
victories in all the recent battles, and call
upon the people not to believe one word
contained in Northern papers of Northern
success, and that McClellan's'' account of
these battles fully equal Pope's for misrep-
resentation.
The Richmond Wing of the oath contains
the death of Brig. Gen. VIM. E. Stark, I'd
Louisiana brigade.
The same paper states that Gen. Thorn
as division still remains in Nashville, but
their troops indicate preparations to evac-
uate. Andy johnson says if the rebels
take Nashville, they will find his remain s
under the ruins of the capitol.
In the rebel House of Representatives a
bill has been introduced to provide for the
establishment of military defences along
the banks of the Tennessee and Cumber-
land rivers, to resist the advances of the
enemy in Tennessee and Alabama, and
for the construction of twelve gunboats for
the protection of said States.
The Richmond Enquirer of the oath has
the following:
IUKA, MISS, VIA MOBILE, Sept. 22.-A
battle took place on the 2lst on the Jacinto
road, mile from Iuka, between Price and
Rosencrans. Our loss was 250 including
Gen. Little, killed, and Coils. Whitfield, Gill
more and Medburry wounded. The Fed
erals received heavy reinfOrcements during
the night.
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General aIeCIeruand and the PrOeIamn-
tim.

General MeClernand and the PrOelamn-
The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Times states that General John
A. McClsrnand, Of Illinois, a Democratic
candidate for Speaker of the last House,
but now in the army, is now at Washing
ton, and that he is very OutspOken in his
appreciation of the Presidents prOclama-
ton against slavery, believing it to be a
good thing, and calculated to quiet public
sentiment, as a large portion of the loyal
people Of the North desired some such dec
laration as matter of principle while
the portion less loyal we're constantly
elamoring in anticipation of some such act,
and picturing all sorts of horrors as inevi-
tably to result. All know, he says, that
the position must be taken sooner or later,
and the sooner the better for the country.
II cannot do harm at the South, as the peO-
pie there always believed it would come at
some time, and acted on that belief 1t
win greatly help us in Europe, by graft
flying the Anti-slnvery sentiment in the
English people, as distinguished from the
English aristocracy. In his judgment it
is an eminently wise measure. These
views are believed to be those of the Doug
las party in the North.
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A good thing came off on Tuesday, when
the Corn Exchanges last corps left Phils-
delphia for Harrisburg. Among the men
was one who had a young wife. While
they were waiting for the order to march,
the young wife was taking leave of her
husband, in accents broken, and eyes that
lay bedewed in tears, like Yiolets in
summer shower The man caressed her,
but the tears still started; he told her Of
the patriotism and munifcence Of the
Corn Exchange Association, yet the crys-
tails continued to fall he told her Of the
countrys danger, but her anguish was
not sOothed. At last, weary Of his en-
deavors, he tried another tack. "Sally,"
said he, "quit crying. You see what the
Corn Exchange has done. They've paid
you my bounty, fitted me out and every
thing"
ayes" the girFsObbed, "but0-
" But what p
"But if you get killed-what then 2"
"Why"-the man hesitated for a mo-
ment until a lucky thought struck him
Why then the Corn Exchange will find
you another husband p
The ludicrousness Of the idea changed
the current of the girls feelings, and a
smile wreathed her pretty mouth and dim
Piles in a manner that was pleasant to be-
hold The last tear rolled away, and as
the word g forward vas given, she gave
the young recruit last kiss, and departed
in good eheer.-PhilG. An.
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aPEeIAt N0TIeEs.
P.lN GRAVITY. MAaNErIsn.


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There appears to have been little less
than the average amount Of truth in the
New York Herald's report Of the meeting
Of Governors at Altoona Governor Ber-
~, Of New Hampshire, denies in toto, the
statements of that paper with regard to
the meeting. Instead Of being, as the
Herald asserted, opposed to the govern
ment, the convention was unanimous in
furnishing it with every aid in the vigO-
rOus prosecution of the war. The Herald
reported what it would delight in being
true, but its statements lacked that very
essential element, truth.
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