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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-08
Farm for Sale

4sstAA 10 APpeluiuirnlnt Ihuired nil-s south of
lms odestH on tho main road to sniyrna coutsininr
liii shout lei acres There aie two wrllinr honsse
aAk On the place, one OF which wAa built within a
lew tears, aud the necessary building. Alsn srna
woodland The property will ba sid low Par ftirt,.r
laruuu,s's Apply 'n JOHN McLEAH SON
apii-u IN Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-08
..TME FARMERS Mutual FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware"
lORlaINAL AllIL oaEEk. 90


lhscompany couliaues to offer to the people Of Della.
ware its superior advantages Insurance agAinst loss
ri.s. w. "" ~
the Iusntution is commented by ysats expert.
in and attention 10 the shleet Of Mutual insurance
!heng the hts 70 inii9dne NE lneple mo our sAs
by reason Of which II is believed the Managers have
teen enabled To adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties OF property ~ rende the member
hp anong the most equitable in character % the unintr-
oas Insurance Companiea presented to The public
Il lakes credit ITSELF that its payments OF losses have
sen prompt aud ihefAl that IN % year business and
Losses reArhins so0Nop not single At liisa
lon has occurred aud scarcely ole without entire 'ais
faction 10 the paIfirs nsnrei
Looking the ssiety than ih= nsnlrr aud
ainoun OF ~ risk il has declined lluudteds q Thou
ssuds nf Dollars of Insurance, either requiring Too
great amount in single risk Offering unit oh
eets OF Insurance or The chsracte u the Institution
Ia this mauner II is conceived It mas the safest Aul
most select list OF nuanres uproporon to the amount
0yer Six Millions Ui Dollars, OF any other Company
within reasonable range.
As vyidenry ii mis- hA, no oay sdueed the rate o
nsnrsnee, ali lines moderate one.sixth, durius The
last two year, bni presents clear surplus fund 1
9l5OnG security asaiast on the Deposit
Notes, which -un ~ ih- Seiip CertihcAie- o
the b4lances tne 10 menhef being issnei, w
he paying ntef-'i Them irem January lsi3 at The
Ale ot per cent per snnum hu- making siiil isth
ii commenced III. sar 81. with real protection to
The community ia Deposit Neis, S95n0eQ
sarpp, Fund 5om0
ratsi protection, sao0o0c
his work Of the Farmer. of Delaware and a. -ueh
Pte.idsnt--iEssg SHARPE
Secretary Ani rreA.nrer-RoBEKr MccABs MD
DIRECTORS:
Eli Wilson, Rraniywins Hi. lame, lissplain Christi.
Hi; James Meib samuel Bsrr. y e. Stotseuburs
And .essu SHARPE. iimngton HI, Robert MeCabe Mil
rreek Ild John +. wiiiiams,n- Whit clay Cfeek lil
i,-otge IAnyier New CSse Hd Curtis D. Ellison, Pen.
.idrr Hi. John Clark, Fed ton Hd WIN. Temple.
smyrna lanes H BnrnhAn. St. Gentees Hid Chsiiss
D. fleming rei=r Csusey, Milford, Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunnrl Georgetown
AdENTs-A, well ior r-e-iyn. application ior in-ui.
tuu- - dues O. members
tl Wilson, Brandywinr lil, Robert Me2ahe, MiIl
Crr-k Ii jam-s neisPain. clrisiiAna ia Iohn f.
Mlliamson. White Clay Greek HID; Curtis II. Ellison.
r=uesier III Raj Iou. Georges, amt Appoquiniuiuk
Hundreds Joseph Tifiih. smyraa James Crippeu.
Nsw Castle nd ChAfl-, y. l-ming Milford. Challts
Tuune Georgetown. ltenry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to the
nadersigued, Wilmington Will receive immediate Atisn.
unn,
n ROBERT MccARE NJ. n. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-08
MILITARY TAoTTcs!

MILITARY TACTICS!
ClLHAMs MANUAL OF OBSTRUCTION far the
u Volunteers aud Militia ol tho United stStes With
200 Illustrations.
Inautry Tactics, by Major General Scott.
llardee's Infantry Tactics.
Concise System uf Instructions and Regulations
for the Militia and Volunteers Of the United States by
Aijutant deneral Samuel Cooper and MaJor uenetal
Alexander Maromh.
nd an leading Books upon the same subject eau le
had at ihe Book store Of !. 4. HBALD.
ap - ~ Market street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-08
pringhurst,s Ess. Ginger.

Fully equal Il any in the Market SOLD a, Low prices b
the pIopIetors,
n. BRINGnURsT, 4 co.
Corner sixth and Market Streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-08
FOR RRMT

+h&r large i0ur story brick house. No si5 Market
ssM sM& street between Eighth and Ninth streets VIII.
i mington, Del. II is suitable for private tamil
AzAazA OF boarding House, having 10 chamhere btt6
room paror. dining room and kitchen, with dry cellar
W ~ ~ would be converted into store by altering the
Goods store. Apply to 20 S'''i'Hs " Diy
July 49, 1862. 6OG Market 81 n 1i,alna,o,,, uhLf,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-08
Garden and Agricultural Seeds,

Garden and Agricultural Seeds.
WE would call the siienon Of Gardeners and Others
W TO our arss se-elrd fresh Seeds consisting
81 oafdsn lcaf and Agricultural seeds, cultivated BY
The celebrated seed men, b. lambeth son Those
wAnt nf s61d aud feliahl+ s-sds ran fnd them At
o HANDLER & son,
mar oil Market street.
FOR SALE.
4 MORTGAGE for 5000 fr sale oa very favorable
n terms, APrN 10
WIN. MCAULLEY,
wilmington. Iuy %, ls6l
iIhIAsHAW's RlIklMAIil LINIMENT
619 Market street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-08
MEDICAL.


Ssst.l0-lm
TO THE AFFLICTED.
For AgMe.
lise lringhursls Agus Dose.
r,r osgood's India cholagogus
USE pasehall's Ague Mixture, \
For weak or EnIIamed Eyes.
I've Briuehurst's Eve Water,
use l'hompsonis Eye Water
u,e Poor Richards Eye Waler
Use ietkpt's Eve Hal>am,
For Coughs.
r'-r Bringhutsis Cough syrup,
Use Jayne ENpectorspl.
For Dyspepsia
lac E,tnsla'sts Dyspeptic rills,
ne Comp syrup OF rhusphAtes
comp syrnPof llypoph'srher,
Haonsads de,mau M,irs
For worms.
usr RinghurslH Worm sytup
Use Fahnssioek's ysrmituse, sc.
For Hernia or Rupture.
uo to E. Rtinshupst a ca aud be Tilted with Truss
For EIatulence.
Use Drnghuist- Ess- Ginger,
Use Bhushurss Ginger Lozeuges
For Children TeeIhing.
rt Mn. wnslows Soothing syrup.
Gse iiowera lniAni Co,tial.
For "a aatharI1c OF Purge.
uae Dringhurst Pursaiive syrup "a substitute for Cas-
tor Oil)
Use Brlnghulsis pufgstve Pills. tsugar ccaled,l
Citrate pt MNgnesia.
Use sedlits Powders, Sc.
For Purifying the BLOOD.
u7s briughnrsi's Alternative Syrup,
Ayrf'h sarsApsrlai
Bulls sSrsapsfis,
Peruvian syrup s..
For Constipation.
Use Rringhursis rnrsatiHe syrup,
Bower Medeated Fig,
Or one Of ihnse snpetyr Elastic syruges sold by Bling
hurst 60.
For Diet.
Use Sago Tapincs, BfOms Pure Chocolate. Gelatin OF
Junket made with Briushursts Liquid Reunet.
For Illuminating Purposes.
Use the genuine Kerpsene Oil with QUE Of those snperio
low priced Lamps sold bS
EDW. BRlNGHuRST \ CO.,
MANUFACTURING PnARMAoEUTtsrs,
Cofasyqf Ma1iet aid S'riA SIS, Wilmington.
s-pl
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T'GLISH. CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL
SGC1g O&3LA =.

vayIERE will be Il school opened, ON the
& First Monday in September, 1862, in
,la house known as the Cedar Spring In
.utlte. upon the following terms, viz;
9rtaography, Reading and writing, aos
per month, h,........."..... "......'...9z,Vo
English Grmmar Arithmetic, Geog-
raphy, Philosophy, &c.,............".5,oo
zebra Higher Mathematics, Latin o
and Greek, .".,...........'.'..9,oo
Notwithstanding the pressure OF the
.incs, this school will commence its first
,, sion, with prospects, In many respects,
b ghly hattcring 1t is the design of the
undersigned to make it permanent school,
ygorthy of the confden ce of its patrons. II
sufficient patronage be obtained, there Will
Ne an associate teacher employed IN the
female department. :,
The location of the school, about miles
Northward from Dallas, is healthy and IN
every way suited to such an enterprise
boarding can be obtained at distances con-
ycnient to the Institute, for $1,000 per
month, washing and lights included.
j. II. BISHOP, Principal
June 141S62-3s,tf
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LOST.

4 ri We lost land certificate issued ny
z e Jrosby, of the Gen. Land office, on the
ls,h aly of January 1916, TO Eli NJ. Jen-
.ias, or 794 acres, No. 12S-297, the same
Js.u. IN INDICATED balance Of head right
GER, ;ate No. e, issued by the District
d.. Of Harrison County Texas, for $40
acres of land, on the 9th of September lo4i.
If moi found within sixty days from this
date [ will apply to the Commissioner OF
tl 8eneral Land Office for duplicate.
L. NJ. JENKINS.
a gust I'd, 1S62.-9w.
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/, du,iuistratOr's Notice.

~ i EREAS, Letters OF A. mialslratlon
w ver' granted to the undersigned, at
Ua gne Term of h. County Court, per-
a ming to estates in Parker County, A. D..
sa "a the estate of Charles 5. Landers,
Iced. therefore,, this is to notify all per-
sDn L. wing claims against said estate, to
sH.s.p them, duly authenticated as requir-
,d s. NV, and those indebted to said es-
..te 4, requested to make INN ediate pay
rlau.. ABEL LANDERS, Admir-.
Au 23-6w.
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ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by Jacob Knophy, and es-
srayed before IL. Lucas, j. p, one OK,
ears old marked a swallow-fork in each
,r and under-bit in the left, branded on
ne left hip B, red head and neck; apprais--
ID to $40. One OK, years old, brown and
white pided marked crop and split in the
right ear, appraised to SIS. One BROWN
Ok, 6 or years old, marked with under
slope in the right and swallow-fork in the
loft, appraised to SIS. One BRlNDLE OK
3 years old, marked a crop and split in
the right and swallow-fork in the left ear,
appraised to Sl5. Given under my hand
his the 3rd Sept. 1862. Al
TAKEN UP by J. r. Lowery, and estray-
I'd before A, NJ. Lavender j. P, one Brown
MARE, 7 years old, about l62 hands high
appraised to 500. One Grey pony MARE
5 or years old, bald face, branded on
The left shoulder, and has colt, worth S75.
One small bay FlLLY, 2 years old, with a
oob-tail, appraised to $50. One brown stud
yearling colt, appraised to S50>
Filled January 18th 1862. Al
GEO. W. LAWS &C. C. D. c. 7.
RvJAs p THOMAS, ID. C.
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TERMS OF
DALLAS II e r A L d ,

puBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY.
nrr Ply, six months lin sdyanee) 81 %
".h bPIES siooV
Rates OF Advertising.
b'.,r ements will be inserted at one dollar pot
FHr... Gu lines OF BREWER type, or eight Nhes OF
r. Tor the irst Insertion, and nifty cents Tor
I'd. p. .. tion thereafter. A liberal discount irom
t.r.. to thosc who advertise by the year BUS
F..... u ifnot moro than one square, VIII Dc lh'
a..... Hf Ia per amen, ,. nj
\u lounoalnenis OF candidates for state or DIS
tr...u rs or for tho Legislature, sl0i County oh'
r..-r. sUua' articles, vhou admlflrl in or lp'r
g,.rr. .ut bc ytltscd l0uuiy o.. udv'tHHlE 'tl,f
.criis.m.uis the pg,hetlnu ul "A''h o..
CANNED u Jaw must lH ptt ior ia rd'n.r'. an"
glh Wvr On delivery lhia in'9 "'ll 10 l''''' ''
y..t.#. ., erJ2 ~,
r. rriis.r .rlrptsro' nnr's'l with tho uan''"'
oI.rH.r.. ls, viii ir tUUliusrd untu uAr'Nr' Nt'
rr.t.|. 90 nt tr ui,cryapI of 'h1 l''lsArir NHN
rulra ccDrdmgl..
OIL. Communication OF business uH'uF' mN''
t, ,.H.. .,s % a., lg- lshHr.r
fagss
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were in front oi Ccpwcvillo, and
did not seom disposed 10 attack
Gen. Pore eretrargi % short distance
awaiting an attack. hut the offer
was not accepted. Tine report Of
Gen. Banks sg.1 arrival seems to be
fully confirmed Con Mcclellan
has been assigned .9 the tortiica.
tons around Whash'rgton. Lis Old
army has formed junction with
Com p. r.. from
/ tho capita. "n but
while the situation remains as at
prrs,rl further algicc, win be
awaited will a a0"ie.y.--
/ Th,ro was q large advance Ia cotton
in New York ON the 2rt owing 'o
the interruption o' r,mmon. .aaton
with rha South yiq Cincinnati.
Cryy.NATl, sept. 2--GaSnoss is
entirely suspended, the street rail
road cars have stopped running
There is a good deal Of excitement
but no manic. The people are quiet
" but actively organizing for de-
tance. No male citizen is allowed
to leave the city. Our troops are
nrcrorinr to cyacuate Cynthi0na.
Humphrey Marshall is represented
os onnro1chinc that place troln
pikcton
/ O'clock p. M-The excitement
has bcen hi~h all the afternoon, the
citi2ens are enrolling themselves
ronidlv in the different wards; a
I,rro npnber are working on iOrti-
frations ON the Kentucky hills
GOV. Todd arrived this afternoon,
and is in consultation with the mil
;torv authorities and the utmost
ryortious are being made. The en-
envy are reported at Boyd's Station
80 miles from this eli y; they are
ovnnrtrd 10 arrive opposite the for
tifratioas ON Thursday, TIE 4Jth
and ooh Ohio are falling bacl; slow
lv IN Cov;noton, Our plc,.ets are
ten miles 0ut--all steamboats, are
ordered 70 remain on the Ohio side
Of tho river. Gen. Giibert's com
mand, which EEL! back from LeArng-
ton, reached Frankfort tonight
Some Apprehension was I%i' Iof its
safety. There Is no tetc@raPHlc
communication south OF f"Imo"th;
The public archives are moved
from Frankfort, and one million IN
treasure from the banks at itch
mond, Lexington and franktort,
arrived here to-day. ten. John W.
FinneI, Adjutant General OF hen-
lucky, has established his headquar-
ters in Louisville, The city is in
blaze Of excitement tonight, The
citizens are enrolling themselves
aud making great prepara1ons.--,
The correspondent OF the journal
writes that Morgan an his band
left Glasgow at clock Saturday.
While there they destroyed all the
indictments for treason returned by
the Grand jury at the last term OF
the court, over one hundred In num-
ber. The telegraph line is again in
operation to Nashville,
CorToN PLANT, Sept. u.
Nh wNnsoR Operator Des Are:
" S,RET have had, but now mis-
laid tbo Chicago Times of the lth,
witb more full accounts of the opo-
rotinnn M IN VIRGINS and Kentucky,
thon % thoso hSrntofore received-
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Ell E G. r A P HIC.

Memphis ut noon on Saturday last.
She brings Memphis papers to the
9Th, and n great many others. She
saws the fact is conceded at Memphis
that Jackson, Tenn, is in the hands
of the Confaderatcs, how or by whom
taken she was not informed. The
fed.rals are yaryun~sy q, Nourhis
/ about Helena, l.u cent oua REG,
mont duvu and wa.r about Starting
another Nothing about Memphis
ilniiuu.ad mn evacuation Federal,
officers ut M~mpms acknowledge
themselves u whipped people Con
2deratus are nov running trains on
tho Miss and Iuu. tmhoAd o.
liernando. Miss. All tue recent re-
ports Of federal defeats in Virginia,
which we have had, seem to be fully
confirmed bp the Northern papers
They acknowledge the loss by Gen'
Pope Of his cquipage, official papers,
etc, and think they will prove OF
incalculable advantage to the rebels
as they showed the whole plan Of
the campaign as laid out by Gen.
Halleck. The writer says the whole
affair furnishes not vvy agreeable
commentary on Popc's grandilo-
quent procIamations. Instead Of
dicarding lines Of retreats, he has
been very thankful to find one, and
instead Of leaving the backs Of the
enemy, it looks as if the rebels had
enjoyed q dissolving view Of his
own posterior; but above all it
shows how terribly unwise it is to
underrate the power and skill ofthe
enemy with which we are contend
ing. WINDSOR.
The following is an extract from
the Memphis Bulletin Of the 9TH
"Therc does not appear to have
been much of any fighting Sunday
or Monday between the opposing
forces. The Confederates are re-
ported to have concentrated their
forces at Manassas, occupying the
fortifcations. Their army is est-
mated at 250,00O. Gen. Pope has
also been largely reinforced. 1t is
stated the Union force took alto
cether II, 900 prisoners-these were
mostly paroled. The Contedorates
were also paroling their prisoners.
The rumor telegraph to the effect
that Gen. Banks corps had been
captured, is not confirmed, He was
heard from ut II o'clock Sunday
night, when he was in q favorable
position to join Gen. Pope. The
whole army Of Virginia is being
rapidly concentrated, and the issue
there must be speedily decided
The situation in Kentucky has
grown suddenly into one of great
Importance within three days. The
Confederates have successfully inva-
ded the central portion of the State,
and now hold Lexington and Paris,
and probably Frankfort. The IN
ion forces have fallen back to the
Ohio river at louisville and Cincin-
natl. The legislature has adjourned
from Frankfort to Louisville-to
which place the public archives
have also been removed"
Tho followino is from the Mem
obio RpIIntin Of the 9Th The GREAT
est of a the battles of the war is
imnonSin9 botb sides are sending
,,n ou thoir ,voiIoblereinf fnrcements
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u q Al - 4, A..
''o ne''' "I9 ,,''' '''"V Wv Wv. iouV W Wv Wv
enemy ~ % '"''',Is"s .Is was inuo, iioio
eon'p'u'o ,, @ y'H, SHI '',t' ~ VI " ta' ~ T."
'no s"'lo 'V'"' iio say . ','"v '"oN-
son was moving On ArliHg'on
llo,S"tS' any 'L"V IoPe was ou' o"
an" must l"'' ih'o our MINUS rs '''c
igGera's E 3 hao Ia,, p1owm o,, up c', inc lons
;mn r. " o;t,, STSo S th,t Wash;na
''S' "7 ''", '"o I''} ,r ''''"o,,1nI % ~ ' ''a
t.a ,,.. Ni.I1,(Ior "nd ...,.,,l u..,',.
.'li ''''. "3 ~ ,., ','',', ,,,m,J, ,,, G,,.,
,.,. ,ar.l.i i IN, .,r,....,.,. 49,, a..
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,...,.., ,.r,I ,1' r,,..,,. L..,. i, ,,,r,. y.
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.,.i ~. i',..,,. ,,,,,,. .o,,..,. ..,,,!r.l
and d,snro.,r;yod irh. t3ct Of thoir
Tnrin" Il wnnn tba Ion" hriJnn i
:" sa;J ILn,,., II ,iI,i,,T,, f H. tLaS2
tomb t% cv1cmofr W1sbinu+on citv
I;nr.Io. v.,, not In thn G,,L+ ~
v.o. in Nav yorI, horm;r,, 7nr 1nn
IN c,,,n..rd ,ntnnd t6@ cHnit,I onJ
Bej,imorr hainrr rhcv wrra too lnfe
Ia Il, .n ~, " bn.rJ nnthirm
on the atrair Of New Orleans. and
does not lhipl; the report is entitled
to much credit
MaHoRANpuM.-The U. S. gun
boat Essex WAS badly crippled bv
our batteries at Vicksburg on Sat
urday last. aud has gonc down the
river again.
Dr3 lHc Eont. ri oatber thc
f,I,uwinn from the Arrus The fed
mrnIs s,E th.t nn 70 SotI,rd,v ni~ht
in fha Igtn h,,t,rs confederate i0ss
.n,nnnf.d ~ ,or ,;r twolvn tbons,nd
Nnrmm,hn f,dor,I ntIicorS L,;IlnL ,rn
Brio Zen John buford, Mai. Gen.
iIcarDcy and Gen. Stevens. Gen.
liaI,ec( # is said is to succeed Stan
,,nos Sc Of War and Gen. N[cClel-
Ian is 10 be restored to the chiefcom-
mand Of the army. The Cincinnati
Times WAS SUSPENDED on the fourth
lyr ccnsurir~ the administration in
the conduct Of The war. The armory
If Dalton Gu. WAS recently DESTROY
ed by fire; loss OF arms and machine
,y. S25, 200, WINDSOR
", ns, Apc Ano -pomorov
rb;a So1t I'm I,nosdaU S,oI1'
cn' 'Ji hon," w ~, county Va Surycrdrrad
~ ,a',I';"s ,,J,',O 0S Cni Path M hnna nnJ his
W W ~, - ,,,o,.,. ioI.on n,;snnar, on WodO
!'4NH NSiN l'iNSh IiiS"iiN'S VII " va
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GWlIOLE NUMBER 5ll.

version be made in his favor. The
Republican vouches for the'credibili-
ty of the Statement. Intelligence
has reached here that, ON Monday
or Tuesday last fight came Off ut
Denmark, Tenn, between federal
force and the cavalry regiments of
Coils. Jackson and Pinson.. The en-
gagcment is said to have resulted in
II drawn battle, the loss on our side
u.mg one huujrpt Ei'I.a and wour-
GaG. tba0 OF rh. enemy is not
known Our troopa buuugbJod two
hundred prisoners aud two pieces OF
ugmua We learn .lat some days
since party Of Cent. H.yihc.s ran.
gers ja ,ho Mississippi bottom, rn-
Ja ned a troop of iydcraia, killing
- . 20, and losing none.
Nh, f,Il,w,rr odirorioi IN Argus-
:. Ma fndo5n7 tarccs were With
d.ou,n rro,a Nnrio creol, nooror tho
",a;n armv This is done to fnrthcr
comnIctn Ihe work Of concentration
In,,i D 'n, ';no, nor,nanood Iocl,son and
TnI7'a'tnoot io nno nanrosontod n,ol,;ncc
a'n " 2 onno,,s Eamri ,yhoro thn pot1'
1,,,, r. ~, '',,;I,. 1naaaoI wo,nal,
doubt that Gen. Lee will despatch
over the line Of the Potomac into
Maryland any considerable body of
troops. lie might thus considera-
bly, augment his forces in case Of be-
inc compelled to retreat. His situ-
alton with the Potomac in the rear
would be any thing else than plea
SAINT. A large force is reported as
having crossed at or near Point Of
Rock, but the same dispatch making
the announcement also chronicles
the recroSsing Of the greater portion
Of them. Late dispatches announce
Cincinnati, Covington and Newport
as not captured; but no two author
tiles agree in fixing the whereabouts
Of Gen. Smith. From II to 100
miles distant, is the latitude indica-
ted by telegraphers, and whether
the DIoW Is aimed at Gihclhnatl or
mouisVliie !1S 5, none seem aoIe 70 ueclue.
Inc raiinouIh f"lnor "ou1u !iioi,
ca'e inc former us inc oeSVlha'ioh'
New YORK, Sept. 4.-The barque
Prentiss Hob, arrived from Matan-
zas to-day, reports an iron clad war
steamer arrived at Cardenas on the
18th ult., flying pictorial rebel flag.
Our Consul at Havana, Gen. Shup-
Ter, placed dispatches aboard the
bark to be delivered at Key West,
but although she lay off Key West
eight hours, with a signal of distress
llying, no hotlGe was taken OF her,
ana the aespatches were naileo from
IiliS point.
Inc pirate mas Already captured
several merchahG Vessels, alChouSh
they were hGaVliy armed In her
cruise OH the bahaliiaS her coniihah-
der toid the auIhorlVies she was
rebel war steamer without a name.
She Is uh0ouOteuIY inc "O'loVo'
The III custom telegraph of 10Th
has the following items:
Gen. Van Dorm has reinforced
Price, and it is understood the army
is under marching orders for Nash
vile, The army has already NOV
ed. Rozencrans is under orders
from Buell. to Join him at Nashville.
Our forces are endeavoring to cut
him of. Dispatches were received
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27
JOHNSON COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by John n, Rash, and posted
before W. C. Mcgee, j. p, for johnson
county, one deep bay STALLION, years
,sld, fourteen and q half hands high, both
hind feet white up to fetlocks, and star in
forehead, appraised to $40 by John II. All
Ison and Joseph Winter, Also, one sorre-
FILLY, one year old, no white or brand, ap-
praised to $40 by John II. Allison and Jo-
sAph Winter.
G. II. MAXEY, Clerk
Il Co. CT J. Co. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27
y. -, s;ILUNOI1I1s,
Dallas Texas,

TFg oERS his professional services to
Il. ha friends and the community gener-
atty las Medicine plenty to fill his own
pre- lptions.
lrl. IL 1862
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-27

ARKADELPHIA, Sept. 11..-Col.
Wilson has just arrived here from
across the river. He brings later
dates than we have yet had. lie
says that when he left Vicksburg
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Eetgisz MANHOOD!
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skcftkE on the nature. trcalmfrt - /.
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and involuntary Emissions. inducing ImQ0-
teuet and Mental IBSapacity.
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The worfd-renownc arthor In this admlra-
hiafeefl re- clearly proves from his own expert.
once. that The anfnl cor sequences ofseif.abnse
may be erectuaiiy removed without medicine
aud wttho.t dangerous snrxicaf operations,
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fectaal. By whieh every suferer. no matter
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ekeapfv. y-trsfefv aud radsssfis- IRIS Lecture
4tn proxe a boon 20 thousands sans thousands.
seat under seal 20 any address. post PAID, on
receipt oftwo postage stamps. ~ addressing
DR. CiTAS. C. KLINE, ig1 Horefy, View York
Post once Box $50.
suoowly
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