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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

EIGHTH WARD AWAKE On Saturday evening
last large and enthusiastic meeting Of the cIehs
OF this ward without distinction of party, was called
for the pnrpose Of organizing Campaign Club lie
object Of the meeting having been stated, the follow
ing officers were elected:
President, Henry g. bennett; Vice sdents Hon 'ohh
j. shaw James WineTbotoIn Secretaries Thos O. B4ifI
John }. ksuc Treasurer Charles 4. Polhsmus.
Executive COMMITTEES, David j. Oakley, orAiiornAn
TUclei Alfred Brady VIM. Stevens Andrew Beikey Ohm
sicocs and humber Of other promiaeat citkens 0Ts
hNndIed nalles weIs enrolled.
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CLERK oP COMMON Council. No Cily Hall !
Egw-YOKK Srpi. q. 1862.
n Meeting Of the Board of Aldermen, he'd

tlis day the following cOununcatiob was fc0'e- ' WV
c unsel to the CorporatIoni W efeupon IL was , . n
f)rdeys That tie be received aid oi,bed Ia Oil
tho Corporsion daily paper aud the sunday irsu
ID. 4. VALENTINE. CLERK Of Common COUNCIL
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BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs,
Exhausted .saures great resorer j,ghtiu beverage ss6
ucve tonic Composed Of pure ST. CroiI Rum, rooa sA
lerb 1t nyaorat, the body without 'timulsiss The br,
destroys scoy Of the stomach creates an appetite Nd
gher the .ystem is certain cure for Dysel Ia
Consiipa,ion Diarbea Liver Complain and Nervous q
ache and preyests Ma,m,c disease n change Of diet
water &c. be used at all times Of 6,y ty old oryou.
and i. particularly recommended veal and decsie peg
sons Sod by all Grocers Drogsists Ito ss and Saloons.
2 II. DRAKE & Co. No. 202 Broadway. n w. YORK
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pRAKE,s PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purity, strengthen, and invifora'e'
They create healthy appetite
They are al antido,e to change Of water aud Diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours
They strength the system and en.sen the mind
They prevent mi,slatc and tut ernittent levers.
They purify the breath snd rcidity ofthe stomach
They cure Dysp-psis and Constipa.ion
They cure Di.rrhes, Cholera and Cholera m'rous
They cue Liver Compsiot and Nervous Headache
They are the best Biters in the world They make the
weak man strong and exhausted natures great re'orrr
They are made OF pure ST. Croix Rum. the celebrated
Call.aya Bark roots and herbs. and are taken win the
pleasure Of beverage wihOu. regard to age or time OF day
Particularly recommended to dslica,e persons requiring
gentle .,inulant Sold by s Grocer Druggists, Ho'el' aud
,aoou. p. H. DRAKE Co. No. 20 Broadway. \. I.
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Til. he tile bestowed upon iicsryTrgRs STos,cH
BiTTgn1 ~ officer Of h. United States Army writing
hcm tn Valley Of Virginia. lie seya Ia letter to the pro-
poofs. A.cssrs HosrErrER sHrH: In every instance
where your Bers have nasso regularly aud sJsomst
cay protective against the bilious epdcnies
and 20 destructive hero thoJ have ecfed end
eul you efeiore cll for your 5reted Tonic and
Preventive the de guaion Of The soLDERs SuEQuARD"
Whsrover has been tried in tho army the result hos been
the The soldiers themselves osrorols TO have II
substituted for the psrncioss liquor, used amusnts
in the military hospitals Its well known basis pnts OF
Rye the purs suan. Ia the opinion Of chemist that car
be produced from any substance by sud THIS
mstchles invigorsnt is medcaod with combination q the
IN tonic anti bilious and corrective herbs barks. gums
roots Ac.. Known In modern pharmacy Hence HosrkrTEhs
Srosacn BuTKRshe best ard only preventive In maafous
ieses aud the powerful Of all reeupeauts In OF
debility end utter physical prostraonshould be IN every
hosgta aud oonvalecent camp and should form por
on Of tho medicine stores Of every regiment in tho held
Given promptly N the wounded would the lives Of
Thousands who must o rss die Of exhaustion the battle
field.
SoLD ny DRuGGIsrs And FAMILY GRocsns.
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knruituro-of new designs and sgpehor wo.kmso,hfy.
al Of my manufacture which will cell OF wholesale %
retail at low prices f1 cash In the 1t OK wi b
found rose sood aud Psor Suites of ssd bcsa-
oi styles which, for good taste In design, cannot be sur
passed Cal and examine my assoment before purcbsing
elsewhere FREDERICK KRUTIHA,
Nos IS AID SO East houston-st,
Between the bowery and 2dsV.
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Committee on Nat,ous. Af,ins = COMMON

Committee on Nationa. Anmrss h, A,S.,m.,
SoUNCiL-Ths following tesout, u one's w,;o,s "A s
fronept, and referred TO the COMMITTEE On a.
wiz be een.dssed before the COMMITTEES ~ rph Of ~
Board Of Counciiusen; r -
h'ored That the Committee National Ah'rs De an
are hereby Instructed 70 confer with the Military thoie
and Others 70 devise psn for the pro motion Of Military or
CARNATIONS In the several Wards sy and that trey be
also 70 inquire the propety Of making an s
propr.ton OF Five Hundred Thousand lars for the
chase Of arms, that we bs prepared TO protect the lives
and property OIL our citizens In any emer2snty.
The Committee trust to receive prompt response the
part of our citizens. to the proper discussion of matter
highly tenehcsl at this time
TEHENCE FARLEY, Chairman.
ALEr. IL KEECB. Secretary.
Young Mems Christian Association.
JOHN b. COUGH,
viii dsliver a Lecture at the HALL OF THE JryIONr
Cooper Institute), on WEDNESDAY, EVENING o., obsr
1, 1902 at 8 o'clock, for the benefit Of the AR MY
COMMITTEE.
Subject: TEMPERANCE IN THE ARMY"
Doors open at O'clock.
JAMES l.. HASTE,
Chairinan Lecture Committee.
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6petial \ Offices.
Republican state Central Committee.
Thomas Dugau,
UNDE arAhtR. No. 1873 oih'sv''

piee'ia- Of this Committee will be heii at the A''ot
House New.YorL, on TUESDAY, Sept 49, a, u N. Mem
ber .ro requested to attend without further notice
ISAAC SHELDON. Chairman, pro tenn
r. G. ncCoRsicK, secretary pro TEN.
Republicnn Executive Commi,tee..,A special
N,,t,'g .. th onntte- vii be held On MONDA1 tsr
mo sept irsdquat'r- corner Of br'ld ',y ana ga
' ., ge0eA- fo" se,yyN ~ 'BRfNSAN. Ch.rmsn.
J. + :" Vs. VIZ Secretaries
A Meeting Of the Citizens Of the Eishteenth
Ward, ,bos VIII AZ" ia'le TO DIAN a"d "tr", W. ~
h,d !. ne all .ontt corner OF Broadway snd y"
\ MONDAY LVh"l,p ths 3sth d'y a. Ssyirm''i ~
&c ocs tho purpose Il devisirg IA medi',o means S
Il avoiding at by order OF tho General 'oI"
\ ~ Mstn,nfr ua,Diito. sI.h, Peter Cooper, 'p"n
= george Opi,sr, Jsmes Kelly. VIM H. A'P'n"sn 'I'"'
-" a,s. 10Th Ward John Foster Henry
: J. y idasr Abraham X. Lawrence Janus " ihoihI'oH
" No. c. m i,,s. 18Th Ward John o. ouwol limo
4 thy g. Churcnil se,ms" pun1' Nv Ts,IY Gsnhs,
4. VIM jannders jr, Jane. iiarPrr Jans. us'%d
y w. JOHN BhA9Ltl, fIoIdnnt
y PEIER cOOPER Vice. ne sideut.
y DAVID II J.or.. Secretary.
T,,e,,y..cropd Ward (XIGIih Assembly Dis
ieU UaIss % .; W A,IS NJ M. N
os an av II otlock to ry the nominations made at
3 ss,S%s %ssis Citizens Of w.,d Is.geefay in
y vi i 10 bee prs,'It A. H. blNIhotk, FrSll,ni.
:, ALRafD Lst0AsTFR, Secro ury
n Tenth Wurd WndsNorih Union q .ib. - a
la. Of the tub will be held at henHs Hotel, ~ "a
/ Grsnd-st on TUESDAY EVENING. sept 30 at :. o stock
those favor Of the principles pat iofth IN tao Syga
Platform nosy invited 70 attend S1"d -'eas-ia
4 ~ IA. no st,.nI,pc- JAMES ". OLSON. Iro.ioent.
\ WIZ " AUGUSTUS WtIsMAN I1 vice,Ptssident.
I Henry y SMITH, I'd |iee-fiesideni.
VI bsSJiAfT r. NHAFEk, hrcfetsfy
! hAraAs IA. H,Li, Treasurer.
Firsh Ward Union Men, TO the kescue. "a ne,t
ins ~ii be- hold al ooccssL nuid IA iuLo"As -,
NJ. 1882 q o'clock Tor the puTposc 81 i"fSn
lh of the syracuse Republican RID Union eo
vrauou aud aso to form aWadswofth and IIthaiu 'iuu
u TO- the iXih Wasd All Union.loviug citizens ere requested
u 10 be present
I, f2sN Fg F. fssEsYEMoxD. DELEGATE"
JAMES \. BRIGGS gt.,. Corvsnton
ROBT EDWARDS, JR. ''"'
| GEORGE STARR, President R.psbiirsp Association.
A. J. CAMPBELL, prssidsut Qaioa Association.
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RrpoRTsFPOM THE VARIOUS coEF'
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DVAXEiS PLANTATION BITT MRS

BRAKES PLANTATION BIT YRS
Invigoras strengthens and pures the systeiu 10 perfect
appetizer aud Nature great restoer, 1t CON o'ed OF pus
St. Croix Rum the celebrated Cai.aya Bark and berb&
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate persona md can DO
relied upon for its purity I; Dyspepsia IVA seas6
toic and is Just the thing for changes Of the Sold
by all Grocers Druggists, Hotels. and Saloons r Il.
DRAKE Co.. No. 22 Broadway. New York.
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Ironsiles Regiment.
49,. - saari

IronSides Re gment.
Orsanized by the Dung Mems Christian Associstio
He.doasrtss, Company D, No. 2s7 Hen1-st. come. of
Atlantic South Brooklyn
Capt WH p. coz. -..x.x.
Lieuts BENZ. RANKIN. and LOUIS w. sTENENsoN.
Recruit. wanted fr this company. TO be composed sosy
of n en- o. good moral character and correct habits
BOUNTY AND ADVANCES S2o.
s 10 will be paid being mus cred in
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VOON TIL ARNY or 7NE POTOMAC.

Our Losses in the Recent Battles
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p.usIons 4 100 Bounty, aud Pay Procured and Col
,rt.d Tor ollrr Sailors and the Relatives VI 'ueh q arc
NETTLEToN. GILBERT CAMP.
At their COLLECTION Oihce,
No. III Rfosd~y q trinity buildirg) New-York
For al business ae this date charges will be o.
follows. -,
Por ecug sodiers and Sailors Pay. lees than $50 Ia
amount hen 900 ia amount, u per cent on tho
-.
For collecting Arrears Of Pay and 800 Bounty for relatives
o. decreased Soldiers. q per cent
For proc.nug irnsou.-t The Government Zee rs.
We feier b. permission. 20 the Hon. George Opdyke
Mayor Of " Y Gay Hon Cornelius vauI Mayor OF
Jo,sry City NsjorGea. e. W ssnford LIST Di y Y. ;. Nj
Brig Gen VIM. Hall r.. pi ~. \. s. N Bns Gen. Chss
u Spc.r 1t hi. y. Y. s. NJ 8u.-Don Chas Yates, i''
hi n. y. NJ Brig Cen John ENen l.' Di ~ \. > NJ
Calm M.lcn Co, New lorl, L.throp, LuddirstSn =
Co.. New Work, lfaac Seymour frelient bank OF Noun
Amer Gins J-rkin. presiia al East River bauk Wina
Curtis NoJes esd, NcwNoJi DaTld Dudley Field s'a
New Yors James r Brady Gee Nowio fk
CIlAS. NETPLETON -,,pvpr
Notary aud Com H'ssionei EDWARD ui ia
tsI 81 ths Slstes HENkI CAAS'
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The Tax Bill,

NOW READY. 10 a psmpble, Of 81 psget. on fine, si-@
PAPER Beside he bill which word tor wo IN accord On
in the orgina text. append to Il an al hsoecai =
pituaton every atcle 70 be taxed By law ans ~
nount Of the tax he levied thereon. IL renders 40
complete and ,nvsnient II Is possible toDa.r H. -
Ptic. ceu, postpaid ~ per 100 cent b, srpfes 70
per uO n by mali. address THE TRIBUNE. iew.fork.
A Liberal Reward Over and Above he ooSciJ
Z 10, be- paid sos ian TO sabstisue, YOU
In AFT ttcsss Connecticut Regiment Nine Moaihs Y'as-
,eer- Apply at the AsrOR HOUSE between the hoaa
Of 10 and this day 20 J. w, at the Office
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Rebels in Strong Force Ten Miles Back
JACKSON HAS AN ARM AMPUTATED
BAI7INoRR, Ser,. g, 1862.

bhII INVNK otI'I =, Itt4
THE hm.yiean's special FROM sharpsburg says;
Our loss in killed and wounded in the battle OF
An,ietam will be fully upto 10000. The official
figures in two cOrpS-Sumner's and Hooker's-are
rs follows:
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m \ SANITARY COMMISSION NKw.YoRE AGgScY,l
No 498 BKOApwAY, hRw.losx. SPIT y 1867. }
The u. y. sapitary Commission desire 10 &C
rd.- III. receipt Of tn, toll lng accounts iom th'
czeu Of SIN Flaucco Caiforns Proceeds Of eou"et;oo
,seu 70 on election day fJ'1' Uneap n.iahes o
snI si,ed ,o c.ror.,ilg the Fourth Of July 10 o5
- nEO. 4 SIRONG. TIrasuIeT.
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Cabinet Furniture,

500 CO., worth of FURNITURE.
IN oonsequenc, OF the falling off IN wholesale bnsuee
iox vest prices.
onsng ofpalor Library, Dining, and Bedroom Suits
AL q ood warranted
Piose examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere
. -, WE'LL BRAUSSDOKF,
Nos rs and l21 Rivington.st net F,.ey a,d Norfolk
N. BACrlnd Essex and Hoa,tonst ssses n.s clo,s oy
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Reconnaissance Along the Virginia S4Ofe
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llilitarn Notlccs.


War Meetipg-JrOn,ides Regiment.-A mas
natl . 10 aid r,cfutiug Compsny will be held IN tIs
Norh Presbyterian Chuch DIR Tia heds corner Of ssnsx;
and as Il Ills EVENING st o'clock. The rect nS IN
b. ,ldr- "a by toe Rev Drs HATFIELD and OIL
Prof HITCHCOCK Lieut.-Col DUGANNE, Maj bAhrEoi
spsskrs The public respectfully Invited 70 a''"'
Come come all - ..o- IL
se.ioaart.r. Of this Company at No 62 Bowery corner
C.nsLst All the bouniies with 10 extra, are gwen. ~
Ia t. only nine months iuen suhoIized and Is rapny
Il ling up D. r. hANArhNb ,-
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"Iron,hles v-"Ironsides.o

W A X NJ r
CAPITALS WOODWARD'S COMPANY:,. .,
Tber. will be grand War Meeting THIS E'ENINo' 10
the p5t.@oth street Methodist Church at u o'clock,
prof7 LTvDsAY. the Rev. ALFRED COOhMAN ~
POI lTC COCk and distinguished speakers w y
pre-, sent. The public are invited
,vor ,Ieetipa,.-To BE- he'd at the Pr.sbytsfsn
GO - Sorn,ills on MONDAY EVENING he
ath list q oe9es for ne PG GII.Grs r p.sa
~, ~ aYsnices Of ihe Young Meu's Christian A,'o,.'
ion" The pubic generally are invited to .,teod, ihs'0
I'm go ~ ,yAKFMAS H. p ALLEN, ESQ.
non n.n oil HHEFNRI'sH Rev a z. BUrSfoRD.
Rev HENRY LOUNoBURf, Rev j. Z, N.Y. tunpEi 10
Capt. DeCAMP, .pRS sy; q D.
CO 81 NJ L T L .,
tn anna. Rutt-r Tboma. T. Dey, George Marriness
h. Ciaisie j. >; ,uitn..s L pr ~ cbsirnsn
ALLYN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

ST IS60-X.-DRAKEs PLANTATION BIT
TERS Of this celebrated brand appears to be In every ops
mouth, well as on every ones table They splendid
article and be relied upon strengthen sad nvgosts
81 nausled a ature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

An old Physician. ont Of practice, desires 70
engsge the Dn.iness Of wishing re would
ciate himself wi in fail prsc ice il Nswlork BROOK
lyn Address. coDfdeDtisly, with res name, LANcEf.
Tribune Office, New.fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

A. COX's Sons.
All who want Crutch or Cane,
Call Oh Coz, In Maideu.lsne.
AtNumber rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

Tnee'ia- Of this Committee will be hei at the A''oF
House New.York on TUESDAY, Sept ~, At IL N. Mem
Der. .ro requested to attend without further notice
ISAAC SHELDON Chairman pro TEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29
Pure Gold Wedding Rings

Pure Gold Wedding RINGS,
GEO c. ALIEN
No AIS Broadway.
Oue door below CAasl-st.
Army Iukstnnd. -Somsihng new. raa beet lad safest
ri 'tNl,LING POCkEr INASrAND. 1h- Trade supplied
nv N T. ,i,CHRANk Area,. No. liz Milliam-sL
hvs Inst comps,si my large and extensive
stock OF raI aud Aiuter Clothing nos 'urf sd
"a 10 N.i.tv Ta.te and Stys in this city. The
Child,ers and Furnishing Department not eqnaled.
an of shIch will bo so!d u. vsry low prices Please
call. ,.,n,y,,
Nos. 70 AID q Bowery.
Ths lsrs-s, In tho city.
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Mourning Bracelets,
ONE TWO, AND THREE DOLLARS PAih,
At GEO C. ALIENS No as Broadway,
one door below Canals.
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r. SOLDIERS SAFEGUARD.

sore. N,. ll BEL sna Izs Fuon.. sud So sla nIoalm
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TOtai for The ...........F,ss

u NANh II = ~ II =
Killed. " ouuded. J
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Republicnn Executive Commiiter.-A sp-cs'
No., !, IN, atnltte~ WI be held on MOSDAf tsr y
$50 sept ~ ut headquarters corner Of br'lds, ana 3Ji
:, :, A ',clock Punci4,l attenisuc" Il requested
a, ,,d.r OWES W. BRENNAN, Chairman
7. ! T. w ,lSrs.r, seer'A-ie.
The Placer herald., 1862-10-04
Educational Convention.

NHE Placer County Teachers Institute and
| Educational Convention. will meet in Auburn
on Tuesday, Oct. 7th, 1862 Every effort will
be made to make the Convention both interest,"
ing and instructive. All friends of education
and the best interests of the rising generation.
are earnestly invited to attend.
A. Fl. GOODRICH.
Supt. Pub Schools.
Auburn, September 18th, lse2.-td
The Placer herald., 1862-10-04
LAST NOTICE

LAST NOTICE.
NNHIS is to notify those who are indebted to
l. me, that have placed my notes and ac-
counts in the hands of GEoRGE l.. ANDERSON for
collection Persons in my debt will do we'll to
settle with him Immediately and save costs.
JACOB FELDBERG.
Auburn, July 2sth, lee2;-tf
The Placer herald., 1862-10-04

japanese Salve.-This article is proved to
be the best for the cure of the various complaints
1or which it is recommended, that is known. 1t
can be used with the most perfect safety, and
VIII work like n charm-proving the fact that
great good has resulted by the opening of trade
with the Japanese. See advertisement.
The Placer herald., 1862-10-04

rONSISTING of Gold, Silver and Diamond
" Watches. of the best English. Swiss, and
American manufacture.
Eruscan. Carbunce. Pearl. Coral, Garnet.
Quartz. Jet and Enamelled setts.
Pins and Earrings Of all styles and patterns.
Band. Chain. Ribbon and Alumenum Bracelets.
Diamond, Gold and Enamellcd Lockes Of all
styles and patterns.
Gold and Silver Thmbles Quartz Seals, Chains
and Gold Keys of all patterns.
Vest Chains If Gold. Armenum and Hair.
Gold and Coral Neck Chains Of all styles and
patterns.
Gold Jet. Etruscan, Garnet and Imitation
Diamond Crosses.
Diamond. Ruby. Emerald, Opal Regard, Enam-
elled and Gold Rings of all styles and patterns.
Gold and Enameled Buckles fine assortment
Gold and Quartz Slides
Stone Cameo. Etruscan. Gold Stone. Carbuncle,
Alumenum aud Gold Sleeve Buttons and Studs.
Gold Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Silver Card Cases, Cups. Butter Knives, Salt
Spoons. etc.
Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils, of the best
makers--a great variety.
Six Hair Ribbon and Leather Guards.
Marine. Calendar and Office Clocks.
All of which will sell at reduced prices for
cash.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and
warranted.
,Ms-All kinds of California Jewery made to
order.
Engraving and Cutting done with neatness and
Dispatch
NJ. ANDREWS.
Auburn. August 18TH lS62.-my
The Placer herald., 1862-10-04

DIR. HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs - Wherever
there is dyspepsia, they are in demand. Nor is it
for indigestion alone that they are a specific
Every disorder of the stomach. the liver the
bowels, and the nervous system, seems to yield to
their influence They are an antidote to pain;
they refresh and reinforce the exhausted animal
powers; they counteract the morbid principles
of disease they regulate the whole vital machine
ry, and may be justly termed the strongest ally
that science has ever brought to the aid Of nature
in hcr struggle with sickness Sold Ivy Druggists
and dealers everywhere Aug Is, '62.-lm
The Placer herald., 1862-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. d. Tuthi will preach in the NJ. E.
Church, of this place, every Sabbath. at lOa NJ,
and at u P. NJ, until further notice.
The Placer herald., 1862-10-04
PEOPLES Saw Mill,

Ten miles above Auburn, near the Star
House, OH the new IiiinOistOWn Road.
THE undersigned have completed their new mill
l. and are now prepared to furnish the public
with clear SUGAR PINE, SLUICE. BUILDING, FLUM
ING and all other descriptions of lumber. All
orders left with VIM E. Miller. or dir ectrd to the
firm at Lisbon p. o.. will be promptly attended
TO. Terms Cash.
STARBUCK, MILLER Il co.
August 2. l862.-tf
The Placer herald., 1862-10-04
NOTICE. .

NOTICE is hereby given to all my customers,
l y that on and after the first day of September
1862, will sell goods far cash only. All who
are indebted to me will please come forward and
settle their accounts--an immediate settlement is
demanded ROBERT GORDON.
Auburn August goth. 1S62.--lm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-03
sa Bravery OF GEN. Lauman.
The correspondent of the World gives the
following account of the heroic conduct of Gen.
Laumad and his Brigade on the eyentful 9Th of
Anil.
ATTACK ON OUR LEFT FLANK.

g..
On the right the enemy were repulsed three
several times by Sherman and NcClernand, who
in turn were forced back also. About noon the
enemy abandoned our centre--Gen. Hurlbut
never having budged an inch before him-and
flung himself in force upon our left in command
of Col. David Stewart, acting Brigadier General
Of the Douglas Brigade. They were outnumber-
ed and overpowered, and tell back. u
Gen. Hurlbut then advanced Gen. Lauman's
brigade TO the left, also battery of artillery,
and the enemy pressed on to the attack. Gen.
LauGaqla brigade, composed at the time Of only
seventeen hundred men, bravely and firmly re-
ceived and withstood the shock, and returned
the enemy's fire with slaughterous effect. Gen.
Hurlbut informed Gen. Grant that he must have
reinforcements, and was informed that none
could be spared for MIN. aasa -
GALLANT CHARGE OF THE soRrr-rouRTH INDIANA.
Having but ten rounds of ammunition left,
Gen. Lauman advised the Forty fourth Regiment
Of Indiana Volunteers, which by this time was
reduced to less than three hundred men, to ad-
vance upon the enemy. This order Is deserving
of italics and immortality. 1t was the most
daring and adroit piece Of strategy of the bat
tie. To hold the poeition was impossible, to
retreat was to be destroyed and, in addition, to
lose the batteries At the landing about mile in
tuc rear Autb CTitiCui DitudtsVu Ocus Auuiuhu
saw and comprehended. Il was situation tc
unnerve even cool man. As stood upon the
ppot, the thrilling scene passing before my ina.
ginstior, I shuddered from head to foot. And
Gen. HurIbut Is said to have exclaimed at the
spectacle Of this threeihundred marching coolly
into the face Of fifteen regiments, - gallant but
rash movement" expecting ~ see the little band
literally wiped out
The poor fellows saw the peril of the step they
we're about to take, and for an instant hesitsted
It WAS but for an instant. Maj. Albert Heath
one Of the staff officers, seized the regimenta
colors and advanced TO within two hundred yard
Of the enemp crying, Remember Buena Vista!
| and with storm of huxxas, the gallant fellow
obeyed, made . line at their Dag, and charge,
upon tho enemy, who fed In dismay. Ten thou
sand fed IN dianay before three hundred Tn
enemy imagined . powerful force behind them
After expending the tenth and lest cartridge
Gen. Lsuman quietly and orderly withdrew hi
| troops one mile, when be formed again, and, d
ter two hours fight, again repulsed the enemy
1 Who outnumbered him ct least three 10 ono
BY this time darkness put period 70 the ho
silities, Sherman and NcOlernand having mali
tanned their original position. q isa -
/ Third Brigade, Gen. Laulnan, went ln l,727.-
Killed, 70; wounded, 87s; missing, 10 Tota
| 1472. eiissf7 h94 ..lis3st''2 g hsat ll3a
1 II fought II, go Of the enemy Eve hosrs, o.
rstreatsd with such 6ns strategy = TO co0plsts
bsfls end oonfoand the enemy. p Haa -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-03

~ The reason that the Federal aotilla in the
hississippi does mot push the assault upon Fort
Pillow more vigorously is doubtless because
Federal victory is speedily expected at Corinth,
in which case oil the Forts on the Mississippi
and Memphis, would speedily fall into our hands.