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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-05

Before the next deluge will appear
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Before the next deluge will appear
T II q d A l. L OU.
Great heroic-romsntieal
extra number,
with beautiful cuts of some
celebrated heroes.
Published by the four Levy Heyman's children,
Isaaok Kronenthal, Isaaek Bluinenthal, Isaack
Loefenthal, Isaack Hernenthal.
Decorations by Isaack Lilienthal.
Once All Eleventh street dec6-n
M II X II MS.
MARKHAMsi is the best HOTEL in the CITY OF
WAsHIsoTos, kept on the
EUROPEAN PLAN,
Adjoining Wiliards' Hotel,
No. 212, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
The undersigned have fitted and furnished the
above named house in the best manner, giving II all
the modern improvements, including water and gas
in every room, beds and furnishing goods not sur
passed In any house In the country.
We beg to assure those who may favor US with
call In the ordinary, that II win be supplied with
every thing the market affords got up In the BEST
The National RspaSiiean Re- says, "we feel 1t to be
duty to invite attention to this house, and TO
the public against extortion In price or
neglect In attendance. 1t will not be under the
coatrol OF the servants, whether white or black"
And we endorse 1t and shall carry out the IAet'
We can only say to those coming to washington,
stop at the new European House. stop at the best
house stop al the house nearest the CARS and the
TREAsURY, and to have the benefit OF all this stop
at MARKHAM's 2I2 Pennsylvania avenue.
JOHN II. HUDSON,
+. p. MARKHAM,
deco Proprietors.
NTOTICE.--GAUTIERS RESTAuRAkT-The
N subscriber and proprietor Of this well-known
and Restaurant is happy 10 INFORM
his numerous friends and patrons that he has sue
ceeded in making the necessary arrahgemehss u
the Restaurant department, (which enables MN 70
comply with the urgent requests OF the citizens OF
Washington and the public generally ,,.,., o,,,,
Inasmuch as he has completed the renting ollht
upper part OF the establishment for The aecomino'
dalton Of genntkieP%ssR yS,hiSSY YBPEss BPF,EEsssss &c.
arrangements have beSh made to supply the table
rom the markets of New York 'nd philadelphi'
''' JANE, EIsH,-ElST RIVER OYSTERS,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4th, 1852.
"Merry Christmas" is at hand, and while we
participate in Its festivities and enjoy the good
things which kind and merciful Providence
has vouchsafed to give us, let us not be un-
mindful of our soldiers in hospitals In this city
and vicinity.
Having taken their lives in their hands for
the defence of our beloved Union, received
wounds and contracted diseases while in the
discharge of their duty, shall these gallant men
be forgotten while we rejoice Shall they Ian
euish upon their cots, far away from friends and
home, unnoticed and neglected, while we feast
and make merryl No We must not thus ne
glect these brave men. Wemust prove to them
that we are not unmindful of their brave deeds
and gallant services that, though far away
from their homes and their loved ones, they are
vet surrounded by those who care for them In
their sufferings, and who would make their
hearts glad while the rest of the world enjoys a
"Merry Christmas"
To this end would suggest to the several aid
societies of this city to the generous ladies OF
Washington and vicinity; and to the liberal
hearted and good generally, that ample provis-
Ions be made for Christmas dinner In every
hospital in this vicinity.
Contributions for hospitals in Alexandria,
aud for those east and north of this city, can
be left with Mr.. Luther B. Brady, at the Patent
! Office, at any time before Christmas, though II
is desirable that they be left at least one or two
days previous to that time.
Let us ali contribute literally for this purpose,
for by 80 doing we shall not only secure for the
sick and wounded soldiers, but also having done
our duty, for ourselves, right "Merry Christ
mas"
[signedl MRS. q. b. SMITH
! .sHEa tE-----I .-----
NIAINE AGENCY
SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
! once, No. 40 + street, cor. Thirteenth
! ]. w. HAIRA1
oct left Lock boz
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NO NEWS.

Nowsr news Of Importance. We must again
say, I" all quiet on the Potomac" and also on
the Rappahonnock.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

ictment of the eambiers OF San Franz
cisco.
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An Anti-aambiins A Law.
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The Receipt OF the Pressdent's Message.
Meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce.
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MAJOR GEN. FITz JOHN PORTER, Commanding
Sixth Army Corps, Centreville, Va.
GENERAL ! ask you for my sake and that Of
the country and of the army Of the Potomac,
that you and all my friends will lend the fullest
and most cordial cooperation to Gen. Pope In
all the operations now going on. The distress
of our country and the honor of our arms are
at stake, and all depends nov upon the cheerful
cooperation of all In the field. This week is the
crisis Of our fate. Say the same thing to all my
friends In the army. The last request have 20
make of them is that for their country'A keke
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
FROM WASHINGTON

wAsss erox, Aug. 30-Tho President
and Secretary Of the Treasury, were closely
engaged to-day ia completing the law an
poinimenss undcr the excise and direct tax
for Missouri. First District, Col. Samuel
" Gamer. OF ST Louis, Assessor Second
District, Ap5eil Rssssn, Of St. Louis. Asses
sor Collector. Col. John BRAY Of St. Gen
evieve Assessor. Daniel ". Regsle, 81 81
District Col. :. h Wilkinson. of S.. Jossph.
Assessor james A. Hay. OF csaton
WASHINGTON. Aug. 3a-It Is not true "a
stated that Ger. Mcclellan has been appoiH-
tss or p'zcct n command of the Federal for
ces in Nirg ma. NJ ,ior zen. Hsllock ia ts-
Comm udc' in Ch'ss. aud Nj Gen McCle's
len fope 80. icrs sc n comm tni Of
i',rir re-s-c,i-s Divisions.
Wxsnss.ss,s Aug W.-1se SstcEal
War Committee. apposa;cd - the great mas
meeting hsrs on "Wednesday. ~as Yesterday
ii'creasei n numbers. on notiun OF General
Wal.ridgs. n forty onr. ia order to rcpse-
Sent every variety os political sentiment Il
they al tbproughly agree in sentiment 70 4
Vigorous prosecution Of the war-
Gen. Wsibri5ge leaves for Chicago, to-
night. - attend the Pacific Railroad Convcn.
toe. he has been invited 10 speak mon the
gar 81 scTeral leading points IN the West
Since April Of lss, year. Gen. waIbrsdxe has
insisted that fhe 6rsi call OF the Gcrcrnmeat
should have been Tor c.. 900 men, and ths
Charleston should hare hog tho frs, point
asssil~d-
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Nav YonS. Aug 30.-Thc gunboat X. X.
Cuyscr from Nassau. 26ih, has arrived
Commander Frank WINSTON died ON iho 2Jd
OF fever He wss a native Of Roxbury
Massachusetts,.
Tho gunbost Huntsville va. spoken on
tho 2Jd. eft tho Isaac. She had lost both
surgeons of yellow fever. and FIVE officer.
we're sick.
The cu,ier captured the British schooner
Anna Sophia. trying TO run the blockade.
Key West. OF the 10Th. was more health
ful. the fever having abated.
Tho gunboat Albatross and frigate Shaw
nee were at Kew West
The surgeon and number OF the crew
OF the Cuyler are sick OF tho fever
WV YoRx. Aug. 30 The Monitor. Gun
boat Passaic. WAS successfully launched at
noon. Over 5000 troops have LETT this city
to day including recruits for veteran Regi
ments
Nrx loRs. Aug. 3o.-Sailod 10 DAY the
new steamer San Juan belonging to Central
America Transit Company for San Juan
Del Norie. and the Lake OF yicauraga, un-
der command OF Capt. Geo. b. Slocum She
csrries large number OF officers and enri-.
ueers for service on tho other Lake Steamer
. irsin. ani in the River Boats Of the new
Nicfuracs route
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Sunday Night Dispatches.
CINCINNATI.

CIseSSArL o. Aug 3l.--A Battle tool
place on Saturday near Richmond Kentucky
lasting from morning ill o'clock =. NJ. re
sulilng In our troops being driven back viii
y serious loss. No particulars received. Gen
Nelson MAS wounded and arrived here I,
night.
Special 10 Gazette and Commercial from
frankford contains Proclamation of Gov
Robinson issued to-day says. the State ha
been invaded by ali insoient foe, her homo
insulted, her peace disturbed and our nteg
rity unparalleled The small but gallant arm,
raised upon tho emergency OF the occasion
for her defense under the brave and chivalris
Nelson, met with temporary disaster, aud
the enemy Is advancing 20 tho accomplish
ment OF his purpose, and the subiugaiion OF
the State. lie must be met and driven from
the border and IL j. IN your power ~ 10 So.
he calls on every loyal citizen OF Kentucky.
TO rally in the defense OF the State. 10 use
/ up as one man and strike blow In the lie.
tense OF their native land. property and their
homes.
CIScINNArl, Avg. 3l.-0n Friday alter
noon the rebels beyond Richmond drove in
our cavalry.
Gen. Manson Will the 9th and list Indi-
ana moved up. AMI after throwing q few
shells, the enemy retrestcd rapidly beyond
Rogersville. leaving o. gun behind. Man
SIN bivouaeked Tor the yht.
On Saturday morning Manson advanced
with two regiments and four guns, and com
ing up with the enemy. an artillery fight be
gan. with heavy loss on both sides.
The enemy attempted TO turn our left
flank. when sharp lighting occurred between
skirmishers.
+ =
dense FIRE Of shot and she'll 10 the relief OF
our skirnishers. and behaved like old sol
diers: bu, the rebels finally turned our left
flank and advanced in full force on our col
umn.
Manson ordered a retreat and fell back
three miles, reformed his line Of battle on
high hills, with tho artillery in position on
the right and left TANKS. Firing by artillery
recommended and wac kept up briskly on
both sides.
Aftcr Fighting about two hours the enemy
advanced on the right flank undor cover Of
woods. and after severe nghting succeeded
In turning IT, 4 retreat Immediately took
place 20 the original camping ground. Here
Gen. Mellon came up. and after great efforts
succeeded in rallying the men, and formed
another line Of battle.
Our artillery ammunition was nearly OK
hsustcd. aud some guns were withou, man
70 work them. AL having been killed or
wounded.
Gen. Nelson was wounded about o'clock
p. m, whca the men again fell back. retreat
lug to Lexington.
The enemy's forces numbered from $4,000
10 20 600.
The Federal forces engaged we're the 95,h
Ohio. 18th, 10th. Goth 18th and list Indiana,
and Mundy's and Mctcsli 5 cavslry.
The loes ia killed and wounded 10 heavy
on both sidcs The number Is not yot
known.
Lieut. Col. Topping and Mai. ConklIng. Of
tho 1lst Indiana. were killed.
Gen. Wright LEFT ihis morning - take the
Geld. Gen. Wallace leaves g. night TO join
him.
A large number OF regiments ara enroute
TO Lexington.
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LorrsvIIr. Aug 81 "A battle was
fought near Richmond Yesterday. and no near
as We can ascertain. the Federal forces. be
tween 5000 and 9 900. commanded by Gen.
Nelson. drove the rebels back. until about
4 o'clock p. IN when the rebcs were large
" reinforced and crossed the Kentucky riv
or and captured nearly all our artillery and
routed our msn.
The rebel force are estimated at from Is.
900 TO 20 000
The Federal loss IL reported at 80 10
20O killed and wounded The rebel loss Is
not known, but IL said n be heavy
Gen. Nelson was wounded slightly
Col. Warner, of the 18th Kentucky. and
Col. Topping. of the fist Indians. arc re-
ported killed.
In Lexington last night the bells were
rung and all the male citizens we're ordered
out. We slept on our arms
Maj. Generals Wright and Wallace are in
Lexington.
The Federals arc fuily prepared in case
the rebels make an attack
Gen. Nelson leff es route Tor Cincinnati
TO day.
A Bowling Green dispatch -ays large
force under Buckner IA at Tonpkinsvile.
Tho rebels destroyed tho telegraph lines
10 day. ~ the State Line. thus cutting OF all
communication with Nashville.
Gov. Morton and suite arriaed A. the Gait
House this evening There Is con.lisT@hl {
excitement. IL the citv.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money. Bounty
Land.

II s. DANALDSON, Notary Pub
IL lic. co,,soso-. Claim Agent, &c. As., os~.s
his services 10 h public, especially 20 .hoss who
hav. been connected WITH tho xllt-gy service q
Cuitci states, ard vho may have airy claim a. abs
tho sefeTai Government ne ~tfi arrange. toI ar1
All SUCCESSFULLY ro.s<ate All valid Claims ., gssson-
able charges. ard rapidly the brsin.~< o.n h.
Hss.ng Irs fsAss efpefienos All pfacflus hefsi1.
and The aid % old oflcer ~ The ssnsrsl owen
nett Icy rf~-icent Fllmore's Administrator h
ta-o lali IN Dcts successful eifh al i@eA clalms
ehstbtE Cor PENSIONS. BOUNTY &oSKi ~ i-AND
WARRANTS.
Widows, the Children under sixteen yesfs II srs ~
fosrs sDd soldiers of the present o. any prss,ous
ar. WI. hsee diet OF beet sii.ed While IN ths
.lcs, arr sEtitlsd W naif.fs, Pensions
INVALID PESslOSs.-Au orio~rs and S>l1isrs
sno are aissblef " rssson Of wounds received a.
i-e.ss oouu .o,ei While IN the SERVES and IN tAe
.ae dus, "a ssOldief. a. any p~riod, are .If
int slla lsnrions
I.AsD wAAhAsIs - Al wAo served A. ar.
"A, u th- past Of the CDited States. osE "a
uattie, entitled 10 ido scres q Lana "a cs-.
isath The Widow aud x.u0rs are euutod
psUSfY hCSkf.--Ihe heirs az all soldiers sslr
49, volunteered during The r-esant efr iss 'hrse
% rt"r during the ~ar. and nave diec been Hills.
sb.sc ~ tL- ss~lce. af8 enufler toOrr Hurt<Erf
lcr's pay a. m-y nave aoc' I'D 70 the date % h
ftafh.
socA.zgss made without elAiaa Il successfully
! ffafnatsd.
lioess md Mortgage er ~cuses. and rissl. AZ
1i.hsd
sS- Esstern arrcarssss arranged and oosie1s-a
q erchange prompuy reuittsd.
oFFfCE o, The old corner stnrid.
Ds DANAiDsoE.
...bs4u Notary Pubic. ~.
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fnlADrIuIis, Aug. 30.--Tho wphinpto,
Star ~ last evening. contains tho following
intelligence. We have informotion that "a,
istes us that the rebel force that suddenly
appeared between the position ofthc army OF
Gen. Pope nj Bristow and Manassas on Tues
day night last, was the army cofps OF Jack
son and Stuarts Independent Cavalry Corps.
They consisted OF Infantry and ARTILLERY
and marched about 40 900 strong from near
Waterloo on the head waters OF the Kappa
hannocklaround by White Plains by Manassas
about i0 miles In two directions. without
wagon tents. blankets or even knap-acks.
thus leaving their baggage Of every descrip-
ton. 20 be transported by wagons with tho
other army corps OF Lee. following on be-
hind them instead OF fighting
Merely a. rtion OF Smart's Cavalry ~.s
at Manassas day before Yesterday.
Tsylor's brigade WAS actually confronted Inv
greater portion Of Jackson's corps d'armse
OF Major Generals. Jackson. Ewell Italia
| Zorro. HiH .ns stuart. and the general in.
Chief, Robert Lee. or bis 500. Brig. General
f'x Hugh Lee. being pre-.n. AZ Manass as
during the engagement
csterday a. one CLOCK. y. M. Jackson
advance occupied Fairfax c. II. with force
OF Cavalry, and had collected their own
wounded q. the action Of the day before
; with Taylor. and their wounded ia the en
gaeement Of The same day With Hooker.
and also the prisoners. They took from
Taylor, IN the afternoon. about 400 OF their
cavalry force under Stuar, In person. aud
moved on from Fairfax Z. II to Vienns
Hookcr's battle Of the dsy before yes,sr.
day was with Ewell's Div sion and wss a
gratifying success. Maj. Gen. Pop by half
past yesterday had coLcen,ratei H. very
large army so as TO sadly interfere Nth ,hs
calculations upon which the rebel Gems mus.
have vea,urcd their very bold and extrsor-
binary movemeu, lie had got McDorell'.
force including Sigvi's propably besxeen
Jacks iu's rear and Ions streeiss 'front.' and had
also ali the rest q bis srmy vel M within
supporting distance Thus 4 c,nrnD-,i
Throughout the balance OF the afternoon.
Facts within our know edge lead ~ the i'm
preston that vithir "a hours. dssect cosrmr
nlcstioa will have boen establishes t,-s~ -rt
Wash nSton srt Nj Ger. fope'> arns !:
more especially, a. there are signs that = 81
sons army coriS is en5,ayoriug IA proceed
northvsrdly "a thosgh r<kins The ex
pertinent OF opposing tie rses.seiisbmeas Of
such Communication With his I'm ue.s,-te fsvxt.
With fopes army. practically between Inn
All TIE ether rsSel corps. q armee. Wemas
sdo thsi Gen. Mcclellan V dispossnS OF his
hesSy force around WssAiaxtos. snd Alex
Aissirss AMI the foriifcaiion. 50 a. soon -
make Il plsy on important part in tho event
Ia dr2sns o. the hcc<.
In he h4ttle Of yesterday tie stSrk -
tsiniy came franr oar side
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Night Dispatches.
.--s-.-
A Terrific BattIell
6LNl. POPE VICTORIOUS 4!

WAAairorcs. Aug. 30.-fnfcfmatoa has
reached Washington from private sources
that Gen. Pope camo MP with and attacked
the enemy sgsin shortly after . o'clock this
morning Con. Fla John Porter had rroba
bly, arrived on tho field by that time from
Manassas, only seven milea
Tho cannonsding was di.:incti, heart IN
Washington
The Railroad was feSalarl, fun this a m
from the town Of warrenlon 10 Bristow. so
it y already clear. The damages remaining
70 be repaired % the road Is TO build the Bell
Run ard Rlpp shanuec1 bridges. Tho for
ner should be completed TO night and the
latter may be Ia lOur OF Eve days.
Tho news received from the army ha, %
css.o1ed the greatest exciteusri throughout
this city
Orders we're Issued BY the Heads OF the
different Bureaus. calling upon the employees
10 repair to the battle field for the purpose
Of attending "a be condition OF our wound
ed
The order s,quircd each man to supply
himself with two days rations A prompt
answer vas made TO the call aud not only
persons employed by the Government, but
many others LEFT he city for the purpose
stated. although the engagement with the
enemy vas OF most appalling sanjurlary
character Yet such j. the condolences Of
Union men 10 the skill and strength of our
army. that an abiding faith j. everywhere
discern,ble il our ultimate success.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

Acc,siing "a act Of Congress. passed Jsis
ltth. lsee. granting pensions 20 officers and
soldiers or their heirs the follow ;ne rate
we're established. va: fer total disub ili,v
OF Lieut. Colonel. and al officers Of higher
rank. 5000 per month Mslor. SOS 90:
Captsin. SO 90: Fret Lieut. 81. 90: secoud
Lieut.. 1890: and non-comms-sioned oisccrs.
musicians. ani psivstes. s. 90 per month.
In esSe aay OF he Above n&med has Died
since the tsh Of March. 1861. or shall here
after die bs reason OF any wound received.
az disease contracted While IN The service
and in the line Of dusy. his ~isss. ~. IL
there be 10 wkios. his child OF cAilirsn M
der ie years Of age. or. n be leave no wid-
ON. child or children. thea II hs has left a
widowed mother who rss dependent upon
him for support, in whole OF In part. sAe
viii be entitled to receive sach pension. In
case there &c 70 widow. child or ehi.Srrn. or
widowed mother. then the orphan siss.- or
sisters. Il there be any. sAsll recesvs zach
pension. For further iafarrstos ,pp,s IN
no sndersiEned.
J. X. MOORE. Claims -Agsn..
Terre Hau,e. Ind
>olsiiers' tRack Pay. Rountv. Ar. col
lccred. J. a. v
.rSeSai-
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IRON pHILApELPHIA

PasLkprffHfs. Pa Aus. 3o.-U. :. Mar.
shsil Msl-ard has ass>c t,os- Curtin 20 aid
in tsking The ~,r,ilnsnf fos the drs.6 in tie
north and south townships IN Schuykili ooan-
II The L. :. Depusy Aarshslf having
charge Of The cnrollnenf il this reg5on. hsv-
iag been dnven axay by violence. The
troaois = IA the sane lociify where the nj
nsrs recently bad difficulty With the Coal
operators.
Psxlsptlynis. Aas. 3.--Thr ocsa-,on 81
Of re Pres Of this ely says that ~ksls Ger.
Sigei AMI znd NcDo~eH arc hsrrs..in<
stoDs~aH Jackson in asnk. zen. Banks :
n his rear. and larger sr~v tssan al dr.
pufe> rs march.
PHIlAprfrnfA. Az. S0.--lhs f,sa-ss
Gotten Nills ss Cse-.rus HI -erc 1.siros 81
~ Gre thi- marSiar The ioss ;. rst - set
nsrrrfsirei
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~ Our city was boiling over with pat
'ioiism Saturday night. on the receipt Of TIE
news from Gen. pops's army The Cour,
House bell runs. anil cheer after cheer wcut
ap as the Dispatch vas read 10 the immense
mass that hid assembled IN the squsre. The
''erman Rr,ss Band came out and play cd
several sssiotie pieces. after which the crowd
dispersed. Zach feeling less depressed and
more hopeful than for several days past. We
hope The god work 50 gIoriousl, commenced
~ill go Or klv on
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
FROM 81 IonIs

81 Lorrs. No AGg 81 -Adsice- from
GrecnriIls state that ruerillas. fileen hun
dred strrng. under Mcbride. threatens that
place. Fourteen hundred naiional troops
ruder Col. Simpson there. meet them. The
Rebel have for some days been congrega-
si,g ali the avail able sorce- AZ that Joiui .rd
hourly make cfens demonstrations. An
attack = soon expected. No fcars are en-
tertained Of the result. No news OF further
raids through the state. Toe steamer Adri
atic arrived 70 das with ere hundred NEGROES
frecd bv Curtis. on board. Five b1rL'ed
more are expected to nghs. The 20tb Vie
consin regiment arrived tbs evening
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

- Officers and Others wishiag 60 pur
chase swords. sashes. belts. pistols. Bengal
hat trimming, ePauietts. numbers. letters. or
any other article IN Ito railitar, line. will
consul, their interest by calling nj The es-
tablishmen. Of + A. Chess. No 81. Wabash
street. Swords At all prices from $40 up TO
kl00. Goods NARRATED as advertised A
long experience enables them 70 buv It tho
lowest prices. and eel accordingly
aueofilu
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10 The following are the killed and
sounded Of Capt. james 5. Stewards Caval.
~ Company from this city. At Gallatin.
August Goth
Private James X. lngle. killed. Corporal
X Bronnock. Bnglsr c. W Fisher. Privates
J. NJ. Thomas. =. \ James. and ". l..
Richards. wounded Privatos J. W. Hines
J. O. Call. and 7 Grady. missing Horses
lsst. %
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~ lss,es from one OF Wilson's zcn-
AYES at Pensacola. Gays they are sleeping
IA luxarioa s spring beds and upon pillows
- tue -oss-ss down. upon Which the fair
daughters Of SccessiA have beer won't TO
close their lssguid eycs The Eoo ssos
lepnee upon carried sosss. survey thea
selves shroesh splendid mirrcFs. ssi res ell
IN tie rich libraries cor books 10 rs.i -
They stroll upon serandslss. .rd duck
oranges and lemons Ia gsrisns scented ~
magnollas aai olianders. A plenty Of s,r.s
chickens. geese. ducks. pigs. Sc ~ re
nais. aud fresh beef IN sbund-rce ve,iv.
the 100 focs are IN cioves
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fokISkss No>RcE. Aus. 2s-The Steamer
Daniel Webster arrived 20 DAY from The Nor
foik Hospital, sith 80 SICK and wounded sol
dies- The siensl CORPS which IA. been at
tsched % Necleiian- army. :et here this
sisernoan Cor the Potomac. en- he steamer
Geo. ". Smith. ~hich. also takes % a large
number Of recruits Tor tho irousites. -hich
arrived this morning. va Baltimore. The
urre Coz the removal OF al wooden huisdsn--
ga ne fo'n; ~'h expire or TIE 3isg. bot 10
zoe sseuus ." rcslise tbs Z vi surely sas 9
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
~ Deaft CommI--ioner Hook and N

- Dsaft Commissioner Hook and All at
u T.. atlcs will meet At the office Of the
= ''.r's Relief to day. TO hear all claims for
eNsmp,i a rom the draft. No donb, he will
be uns's.e by the lame. halt and blind
and many afflicted In divers other m auners
Many OF whom will probably return to their
homes without tho desired consolation "a
certificate of lis exemption from military
duty.