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, 1863-09-25
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbune.]
WASHINGTON, Sept. q, 1868.
All officers and men captured and paro1ed.
previous to Sept. 1st, 1868, have been declared
exchanged: Commissioner General Hoffman
he's gone to Fortress Monroe, to be present at
the next meeting with the rebel Commis-
siouer.
DR.. Alexander Mcdonald, and Rev. Mr.
Schandlin, Of The Sanitary Commission, held
as prisoners in Richmond, arrived here to-
day. They say that Capts. Sawyer and Flynn
had not been executed, bnt we're In the Libby
prison with other Union prisoners. They
were treated with great brutality
after they had been selected for
capital punishment. But after the rebels
learned that General ". Il. Lee and Captain
Winder were held as hostages for these men,
they were removed from the damp dungeon
and put with other Union officers in Libby.
About 800 citizens, prisoners, captured by
Lee on his retreat, after Gcttys5ure, are In
. ,..-+4e rr..c.; rper& all our officers ar5
Kept. When money is sent 10 on1 prisoners
it is first exchanged BY tho rebels for Confe,.
crate scrip, which is given to the persons to
whom the funds arc sent, and the difference
In exchange is pocketed By the southerne1s.
These men confirm previous accounts OF
large bodies Of troops, md large quantities Of
artillery passing through Richmond to join
Bragg. They say no doubt exists that Long
Etreet's corps has gone Southwark. In !addi.
lion to the above the authorities here have
received intelligence that Col. strafght and
all bis men have been brought from South.
ern dungeons to Richmond, and are treated
as other prisoners. This change in their con-
dltion has been brought about by the retalia.
tory measures Of this Government.
The case Ct Lieut.. Col. Powell, Of the Viz
ginla loyal volunteers, who was reported to
be confined as q criminal in Richmond, Is
low under investigation. The rebel author.
tiles have been Interrogated respecting him,
ard If the reply is not satisfactory q rebel
officer Of equal rank will be dealt with &C.
cordingly.
John Morgan will be held for exchange for
Gen. Neal Dow.
The following IL list Of surgeons and
chap1ains prisoners in Libby: surgeons-D.
D. Wren, 10th Ohio volunteers; ", N, Hous-
ton, 1z2d Ohio rols.; T. L. Smith, 11Gth Ohio
vols; J. l.. Brown, 116th Ohio vols; P. Nc
cana1ess, 10th Ohio vols; II. Spencer, 73d
Ind. vols; A. L. Locker, 9TH Ill. cav; 7. u.
Patton, 12th Va. vols; 0. Neil, ed Va. cav;
W. Il. Rodgers, Sd Tenn. vols; ". T. Nc
Carty, s7th Pa. vols. Chaplains-Jamcs Har-
Tey, 10th Ohio; G. c. McCabc, 1ead Ohio;
E. ". Brady, 116th Ohio Oliver Taylor, 5th
Mich. cav; z. c. Amber, 9th Pa; Geo. ".
Hammitt, 12th Pa. cav.
Five and d half millions Of dollars have
already been received as Communication under
the enrolment act. This sum, aud all
moneys hereafter to be realized from this
source, are to be expended in hounties for
, 1863-09-25
FROM MADISON,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune-1
MADISON, Wis, Sept n. 1858.
An investigation has been made at New
Lisbon by Major Clownc, Of the 30th regi.
ment, In regard to the recent affeay at that
place. He reports nine soldlers Of company
implicated, including Sergeant aud Cor
poral. Gen. Pope has requested the Governor
to give the soldiers trial by the civil author
tiles, and has directed Col. Dill to deliver
them up. The Sheriff Of Juneau county has
been charged with visiting Camp Randall for
tix Of the accused.
Tue Union Convention here. to day, norni-
nated W. F. Villas, recently Lieutenant
Colonel Of the Esd regiment, and War
Democrat, for Assembly. on the simple plat
.orm of unconditional devotion to the
Union.
, 1863-09-25
Good News from Ohio.


We learn from a gentleman who has 1ately
tfaseIed the State Of Ohio leisure1y, from one
t1oo 10 the other, that Copperheadism is
nor moe completely dead and !" Laid out ~ than
Fnta Ess .a w. political hereey in any State, be-
Mar Democrats are declaring themselves by
hunoredA and Thousands. Shrewd men viii,
have hopes Of future life, do not think It sate
So that, between patriotism and eelGshness
the hopes Of the Copperheads are utterly
blasted. But the most striking fAct In tie
Ohio canvass ie the extraordinary = ucanimity
and enthutiasm Of the women and children
for John Brough, the opponent Of Va1lnndie-
ham. While Thousands Of these persons
were seen and heard, In cities aud at-depots
railroads, waving handke.chieEs and shouting
for Brough. nerer one had word for Vat-
Japdigham. Judging by the popular mani
fettai1ons By the waysfde, our Informant is
confident Fallandigham will not be beaten By
less tAan 100, coo majority.
, 1863-09-25
A Ba1ch of Rumors Isrou~lrt
Down.

NEE YoRK, Sept. 244.-The New Fork 7ti5
u'e's Washington correspondent says: Let.
tsrs rom Europe contradict the rumor that
The provisional Government of Mexico Sent
2 SPECIAL agent to Richmond to establish
friendly relations. The pretended departure
o. wee Pfetident Stephens to bargain Tens
and Louisiana for the armed Intervention Of
Fratce Is also canard. Gen. Forey VIII re-
snme operations against the remaining forces
Of Juafez at the end Of the rainy season, and
expects to dispose Of them easily. 4 consid.
erable number Of French officers hare been
appointed rs instructors of Mexican soldiers,
and 30 600 Uniforms and stands Of ar1us hare
been forwarded from France to equip the
Mexican army.
The acceptance Of the crown of Mexico By
Maximfl}an cf Austria, is a settled fact
Not the least credit is to be given to the
rumors Of the recognition Of the South By
France. The French Government positively
eisclatmed any such intention, and the sub
5ect bas never been introduced in the Cabinet
Council.
, 1863-09-25
Importance Of the Sanitary Commls.
&IOn~

A10ns
OTTAWA, Ill.,. Sept. %. 1868.
EDITORS TH1BUEE:| noticed what you sid
yesterday, about the Sanitary Commission OF Chi
cago, and want to add q word to yours. Here
in the country, we feel that we could scarcely let
our husbands, sons and brothers 60 to the war,
were it not for the Sanitary Commission, and the
care which all who need 1t receive from that noble
organization. We honor the very name Of Chi
cseo Sanitary CommIssfon.'' Aud now is the
time when that Commission ought to be helped.
Now is the time to como up to their assfetance.
When such battles arc being fought IS VIC have
now to watch from afar, the Sanitary Commission
must need boxes upon boxes Of hospital clothing :;
they must neet large amounts Of money also, to
putchAec those articles Of food for the sick which
arc required In such quantities.
Iwrite TO beg you to urge everybody to send
to send at once to eend little they can't send
much-bnt at all events, and under all cIrcum-
stances, to send whst they hare. teaspoon fall
OF tea now, ia better to q fainting man than cup
full, when be IL well. dollar will buy what Is
OF more value to our brother low. than ten
when he Ia unwounded. Tell them. Mf. TRIBUNE,
that the need Is 1mperntiTe-that It ia terrible.
Tell them that the Chicago Sanitary Commission
is . certain medium Of relief to the poor, suffer-
Ing. DYING soldier. None more so-few so much
10. Tell them to hasten Tell them al1 that To1
can 50 well, and SO poorly, Of the need. and the
haste and the urgency Of this sad occasion. and
how the Sanitary Commission, from having been
60 long and faithfully and 1aborlously at work Is
the eurest, and safest and quickest medium be-
tween rs and our noble boys.
Yours very truly, CorSTRf FRIEND.
, 1863-09-25

bere, baye been released from jail on ball OF
s5,coQ each.
Guerilla operations continue throughout
the interior. Lieut.. F. l. Williams was c1p-
tured few days since near Patterson, and It
is reported that Capt. Finley aud one hun
dred Of his men were taken prisoners near
CcutreYi1le.
, 1863-09-25

VINO ls 10 be placed IN command OF corps.
NEW YonK, Sept. o4.-The N. 7. 1ribuns's
Norfolk letter says: 'tLee has bern to
Charleston within few days, and the prota.
biliues are that he win superintend the final
struggle for Chattanooga Ene1l's corps Is
alone in front Of Meade, and Richmond de-
pends upon him and such new forces rs can
be hastily raised for its protection. Rebel
sympathizers here admit that the rebel capi-
tal is In imminent danger, shou1d Meade
move against it.
"Longstreet's and Hills corps were In the
late fight, and further 1einforcements have
been sent 10 Brgg from Richmond"
WARRINGTON, Sept. photographic infor-
nation has been received here, stating that
the Richmond papers up to yesterday, have
been received from Gen Meade and the front,
wherein there are many interetlng kilograms
from Bragg's army.
They cay in the engagement on Saturday
and Sunday last, they lost Major.General
Hood Of Texas, whose leg Was shot of, aud
BdgadIer-General Vim. Preston Smith Of
Tennessee, Wa1ford of Georgia, Waltham OF
Mississippi, Helm and Desp1es killed. Mi.
Gen. VIM. Preston Of Kentucky, C1aYburne Of
Arkansas, and Greggs. Brigadier General
BenDing was wounded In the breast. David,
Adams, Baum, Brown, and John Helm were
wounded. If Ben. Il. Helm, who Is bro.
tter-in:law Of Mrs. President Lincoln, Is a
b,igsdier-g general, he mry be tho one an.
nounced as Killed; If not the reference must
be to Brig. Gen. Jno, Helm.
The Richmond Ssntinel, Of yesterday, eau.
tions its readers against taking the accounts,
50 faras received, as proof Of entire success
in that quarter. It admits that the battles oi
Saturday and Sunday were not conclusive
though It claims that tie advantage mas OF
the rebel side.
The Richmond Enquirer, Of the oSd, ssys
The battle commenced eight miles from
Ringgold, and on the 20th Rosecrans' army
Was driven two miles By combined charg,
Of the corps Of Generals D. Il. Hill AMI
Polk, tho Union artillery fire being tn
heaviest that has taken place in the war
alfo, that on Saturday Hoods division 0
Lopgstreet's corps made an attack aud wa
repulsed. 4 dispatch reports that on Sun
day the Union forces fell back eight miles
and says that the rebel loss WAS 5000 kille4
and wounded In the two days fight. Th
proportion Of officers vas very heavy. I
claims that the rebels took 1900 prisoner
and seven pieces Of artillery on Saturday
ard that heavy smoke on that night Ind
Gated that General Ro6ecrans was burnin
his stores.
| Another dispatch on Sunday night say
that combined attack By Generals Hill IN
, 1863-09-25


WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Messrs. Melon
aid, Scandlin, and Leonard Prink, Of the Sam
itary Commission, hare arrived at Norfolk
from Richmond. Mr. Bringle, another mem
ber Of The Commission, is still detained as q
prisoner.
Big. Gen. Ripley, late Chief Of the Ord
nance Bureau, has been placed on the retired
List.
A reconnaissance By the 1st New York
cavalry up the Shenandoah Valley, last Sat-
urday, has returned with thirteen prlscaers
and fourteen horses
a party fof guetil1as crossed to Potomac
en- Tuesday on horse.steanr,e p exnedition.
but we're oyertaken near Ro~:sv{i1e hv n nor.
tion OF Scott's 800, and D.. ..1ven back to viz.
gibia with the loss of several killed and
wounded
On "Wednesday b team and guard Of one
officer q detp .zleman's staff was attacked
by gue1lliasr, nine miles from Alexandria
Alter dr1ng few shots they left n hurry
escaping through dense woods,
, 1863-09-25

NEW YoRK, Sept. GA Cairo dispatch Of
the 21st gives report that Price's army is
reduced TO 500 men. and Is fleeing before our
cavalry towards Texas. The report says the
will amount to 1000 or 5000. This Is prob
ably exaggerated.
, 1863-09-25

NEW YORK, Sept. A.-Reports from New
bern say the rebel troops are massed In con
siderable numbers near our positions, Our
forces are ready for them if they ADVANCE.
Gen. Fosters arrangements IRE such Is to
Inspire confidence.
, 1863-09-25

An "AboI1tIonixtss from Een.
ttIcI<y.
New YoRK, Sept. 24.-A Washington sne.
cfal to the Ibss says: 39~'
Mr. Anderson Of Kentucky, member of Con-
gress from Casey's district, has arrived. Be
III III give the warpollcy Of the Administration
bis hearty support.
, 1863-09-25
Old Roaey All RfEht

Hen. 5oscph Knox, Of this city, yesterday
reeelvtd the following dispatch from his son,
Capt. Geo. G. Knox, Of General Crittenden,s
B.aff:
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. o. 1868.
1sn safe}y through the battles, In perfect
health, and Old Resey is al right.
G. Knox.
, 1863-09-25

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The Government
has received official information from Com
noaofe geu, Of the repu1se Of our forces un-
NE at Sabine Pasa, and the capture BIZ the
fepele OF the gunboats Clifton and Sachen1.
with their officers and most Of theIf crews.
, 1863-09-25
Meeting Of the Executive Canal Conn
Euft1ee.

The Executive Committee appointed at the
Canal Convention, held at Chicago, In June
last, will meet ut the st. Nicholas Hotel, In
tie city Of New York, on Wednesday, 7th Of
October next, at o'clock p. N.
The memorial to the President and Con-
ggrsss Of tue United States, prepared by the
Sub COMMITTEES, will be reported for conaid-
Grafton, and other matters Of importance viii
oe presented. IaAAC N, AHNoLp. Chm.
>. W. FosrER, Secretary.
, 1863-09-25
The Florida on the Retired
List.

new York, Sept. 1o4.-The New York
1unts' Paris letter says: The Florida cannot
finish her repairs before two month"; Two
leEies hare been made on her for claims due
French citizens, and another will be for tbs
seizure OF certain bars Of silver belonging to
European houses; 80 it is hardly probable
ene Will ever 60 to Sea again as destroyer Of
neactful commerce
, 1863-09-25

Honors to Admiral Farra~ut.
NEw' YoRK, Sept. 2l.-Admfral Farraput
bad reception at the rooms Of ChamoeF Of
Commerce, today.
, 1863-09-25

Massachusetts 1eepubIIcan
iyoninutiong,
WORCESTER. Mass., Sept a4,-The Repub
llcan State Convention today nominated
Gov. Andrew for re election by acclamatlon,
An the n1esent ineunbents were also nomi
mated the same way,
, 1863-09-25

- G. Il. 8CRIVGi3, Advertising Ayeri, !:
Dearborn s.r<st, Il authorized to rtcsirs Hirs-tt's
3.ents for this aud Al; .ts Issd!.1 73vGa1se3:t~s,
, 1863-09-25

FLOUR BARREL SLAVES,
l. Heading and Hoops, on canatznmsnt
eco u More.ls Flour Barrel slaves.
10S0 bbls " - Ct1cIed Heading,
eco N ?" ash Hcops.
For sac By .... .-........
ee25l2751w MAGILL & LATHAM
, 1863-09-25

Pu1LADE1PH1A, Sept. A.-saIes Of Govern.
ment bonds to-day amounted to t4U.7D.
, 1863-09-25

EFor Wants, Fog Sale, HoAr@1tss,
Ror Rent, Found, koz3 Ae.s se1
Fourth FaEe~
, 1863-09-25

THE IMMORTAL WELLER'S
J. advIce to his sol Sammy was, bewaEe OF the
,yIppx1p but our advice 10 Ihe public IS to beware
Of humbugs. Rnd come to
EVEH1rT'5, 157 Lake Street,
For Csrtes de VIsIie. st only u 1er dozen .,.
te25 n2Es.1t kA1 tlAe. 8tent.
, 1863-09-25

CPECIAL NOTICES., 900
| = worth OF s.c md hand Closa.nE. FarntuIe Car
-. Isrsirv and Fns. wanted, for which W!ll par
H. !~hest nrice Ladies' aud Eents having a3V Of
the L.. FAMED artcl.s to dtsnose Of. will 9l.aae
the fbCve Wells street. Two doors IRON NAat-
call at 81 Beus4- - H"x il2' La
tnstoa, Is .. aials:sN PFLAum.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1863-08-08

painfI dlscovery Inns ,r.' ue.n M. - 80
"a Ell ins Of fo't &c tons. . .sa'i. - u M
have bten engaged g. rops.iI.. 'brl iH W.
~as Town M, CO.., IL, ntlb. w. ~ 81 ,lstHr,. In
b. course Of heir oper-t l''' n.'' eN! "He'
4 xty or eiphty d.sI b,ie, ..Ec '"r cd a .
ru,ns OF the fort. II rcsu- - - 'u' m,os
we're At WORT ms Ia, a. ,.t 80 g. s.dr "' 10
hill tat . A. c.nvlr,i byt . - 81, strong
working party Of r.b,,sw 's, 80 "o's snt'u's
eouuGsr.n.us " thin tn- r. Iti' ts'tJ, cob
sistng, u q sad, nj uloia "a uA~i h'A.
~sr. in The rtbe, nj, nasa "gra c2pi del, sri
those Of them " ho were a'I .''si oH'r.Ebi sure
blr,d live syme oita,, il ned bodies .fS tar
riLly l.cera tet and msus d, ware o.fr's hl'H -
. H. ark or bruisy LPcu IA"u tN'. -s'is . " .
OF q nero have g n GuR up Reg VrT- an
pleteIy ss,.rei irun the e., len e. 'ef rCi ss'
iuy vet been 10 Ind tn" b.. ca ~ .asnt ~ ..-
mo,i every capooivsSs poi YOU 80. stsHa ~
err CT, otheiss ttg or Iyies, mi N on' lLssh.a
body Vas hesi downward e.. hsl been osux =
IA that poston by ths cynm1 az 'ir'n while taS~
ING asA1ga. mo ths pis,'e!or.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1863-08-08

n cur ho'ie-t VI Hiss. Is nArrs'e o. ycre.
That The f n IL from edit OF nfestsd tie N ~
AIDS ps fGssl-is o. ( ~ aIu "a ses
b hsiiv"e TO Cnii taas-thc llus Gaiiee.
Az ofo'', even nov. n IN. rel Gle foul h'srs
May drNi u we rut'ic'. VT fa.k uct s'h
Aad wen j ist,ee 49, scNrs. ,hey fame and shsy
foam.
Aai cry. trn-nt u, i now. blt-"ls, as alone.
O. at us al nc rttN. r'hc's nov crv.
~ lie ~ r snd =, CIV. u oom over the sky
Wa sinok. 'rnr ,re hlrr.t norl'- Of men loyal
a-d r1r
o. ".e, VI alone" IN this brave work thu, we d..
AMI &c, Is sonc,"tl va, tn fs.c' dsv Is shout,
when lie saviour 1t, 81 bus Ls oast thein al
gu.
And hursd them III AMER down the mountainous
steep,
And We 70 d they were 'etoksd" wi,h the swine ~
The detr.
Oar slater day" devils may cry "ct us a'ons-
ous ths dsrk s.d Ge fls, thty mue sur L. sone;
Ard '>hoked" ~ La .er. the . foul demons must
A. ths devils & o,d y sr.' 'chosei' in this sea
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1863-08-08


s"o- 'sn. But 49, not tie in unhot ~h
ma ned them W. Strange lie, <, VA. ~io
Csti'.-
Z" II " do you INV 1T :" mapped sergesn
sin IN. bohbri, W,s.sa.
"Beesus. ~ Y 1.-The register % having pt
the ego nj with lvs ~ und .uu ei - HE own
Wat cared se geaui sin IN ior esiug con r nsedi
II 10 you sr.v thai b. was , insud Ct kob,r
Car - " n, Oh 10
nap' men Sins ", VI'', "a nm. WHO re-.
nembet ust the Rc.er - Nr ~ ssd Rob-rt
CIR ..'e upon es, 'e,iinsiy inum,,e terms they
can icstits ITO yca, " you ,hoose 70 call thsm."
ceigosnt s,iiem lrVwlcd aud -. uows
"A low me " ak you ali, !" continued Sergeant
wtsn;s "~he her Nh marriage. tor entered
therc. % no, proof OF 1 hsv A. ,,k,u rlacs -
Most assure {, y" replied Mr.. will artorce. "A
prod iodi putsb-."
Hut court. II justice. juds. sud Jury. r.quir-
o'ulsf and i.nons,rsvs prot. II IA prct'hc
| there - not a scul u court iIjJuus IN. J idge
and Sergeant Siileu, but believed ,-r ovideuce otte
Reverend NJ. vi bsr orcc, .v'n hi they chosen
- doubt th : " Lswren-s Oni't: but The rex.
ter uczsn,ely ,o,t.hed that thor had bees no mar
isse, and vpon tie resi,tr IN Law, must rest Ne
cnus Of proof Had III re- lie n p -tvs evidence
No, me- w. 81 the srs,tstou 4 ~" lrE irom the
register. had tns rcgis.er t.t ss,ri.d such. the
sep Ct o. ats r. wou d have bseu very dtnnsn'.
Wn'n TIE coirt rose hat yat the u.l hat al
'a1oed down 10 the .u.niu,ng up 4 the Judge,
which vas deferred I'll r,u ling hut u vas fsh
=
against the client Of ST Fsln.ct,y, and thAs
Sgurc Carr had gained he esuso.
CHAPTER III
An hour or so pre, .cu. 20 a l,., ,e.n.. Henry
Arkcu was In his own home, ut AZ his .esrou, ,s
WAS ca. omaty ~ that 1T, bit, My Ia king with
a., coll,c, ,eio,L camel, ", wrsrto,c, INV.
ins a.n, MIN TO iuq Lr, .nor Ark,li
.ua. think M n, adj n. +. lttle b,,s, ..sui,Nt.
Coos -lvy," vas reply
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dsp'. al t,, r,g,.,e, .,.,n,.. AID " 80,
wtk,'har n.,sp.ssi n. Ring to d. 'm,ncer
oy,i ia upr,r b, Va. Tut q, C. n :. Ne wer, 70
inc u let lin I,n,i Ault.ns, A, . h,r, sbougI
| slou, M. medal bus,ps ~"
~. Tho Car e.. ,,,,,. in,.,run.ca NJ. A..
hell
| IAN bu, tho slr,rnip..,,n,, N. fudge and Abe
| sd. 80 ,.n,.t W '''s sI. ~ -
from III, rsg,s,.,. IN, v,rt,e, nvs 20 az ms, Mr..
| 49, n, NH 80. 4, =, go. 80.
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| "Ih, ,,,de, would nav, bean for her. had no,
Ne leaf te,n ~ a., of Tho rey,s,st y" or. Ell
Henri, lfius iSh
, "W eour'e 4 nou Z io' ngro'et the marriage
= opc are sa,ins ID : v thee ee.s on.y dre't
evid'nee ~ tie ,hoh, the " ditwolld be gwen
| ior or, MI Wi berforce aud fsuutsroy's or
'ethed ihss the entry ~ss re-"
| 'N VIII 10 cruz. v'-d'c :" scqulsscod Mrs.
| Afte ]. warm y. 81, ara ~ cbidisu viii be
| destitute, wl 10 Weir osI is-fv money viii Ls
| eni,yei ny q hers. Ar. you in '"
| II must. ! d'ool ~ o Tho master Nu,ed
| me. TO d mig I, man; good N sht old fellow"
| Alter C.ok..,v.ens., q u,n,y Arl.n l.sn.I
| "A. hs d. n rt.pl. nI IA, head down np u
| Uem: M. M tl,r an ,sd that h,s A.. al I ,
sNirr in I, a, .. mon. L,' ~, rr..,ty. b. va. IN +.
| umut Z N,tlgt or / sudd, MY he started
up mi ,o,s b. 30
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-02
Artemus on the Draft.

Circular No. 7s-As the undersigned
has been led TO fear that the Law Tegu.
lating the draft was not wholly under
stood, Notwithstanding the numerous ex-
planatory circulars issued from the ma.
tional capital Of late, he hereby issues a
circular Of his own; and If he shall sue
coed in making this layorite measure
more clear TO discerning public, he
will feel that be has not lived in vain
|. A young man who is drafted and
inadvertently goes to Canada, where he
becomes embroiled with robust English
party, who knocks him around so as TO
disable him for life, tho same occurring
in licensed bar-room on British soil,
such young nan cannot receive a pen
sion on account Of said injuries, from the
United States Government, nor can his
heirs or creditors
H. No drafted man in going to the APP
pointed rendezvous will be permitted to
90 around BY wa7 Of Canada on account
Of the roads being better that way, or be-
cause his Uncle William lives there
III. Any gentleman living in ireland,
who never Was in this country, is not
liable 10 the draft, nor are our forefath-
CrS. uis natter statuu4uue - made ess
he benefit of those enrolling officers gho
have aeted on the superstition that the
able.bodied male population Of place
included dead men in the cemeteries.
~ che term Of enlistment is for
three years, but any man who may have
been drafted in two places has a right to
=. -s-s go --.hasha- che ear Ia sta
that length OF time or not--a right this
Department hopes he will insist on
v. The only sons Of poor widow,
whose husband is in California, are not
exempt, bat the men who own stock in
the Vermont Central Railroad u.s. So
also are ineessant lunatics, habitual lee
turers, persons who were born with
wooden legs or false teeth. Blind men
(unless they will acknowledge that they
''ean see il, and people who deliber-
ately voted for John Tyler
vi No drafted man can claim exemp-
ton on the ground that he has several
childreu whom he supports, and who do
not bear his name, or live in the same
house with him, aud who have never
been introduced 10 his wife, but who, on
the contrary, are endowed with various
mothers, and "live round A
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ENLARGEMENr
EXECUTORS SALE.
Executors Sale Of Bank, Railroad
and other Stocks.

TUE UNDERSIGNED. EXECUTORS or N
W Foster, deceased, win seh a. Aactiea en-
Thursday, the nth day Of September. aSgl, a. ,
oelcck r. n az Hesley's Book S,ors. eoraer Main
and First STREETS KVaRsvillc, the following Cor.
iaoratien Sseckss
IS shares stock, $50 each. in the Branch At
Evansville q the Bank Of the State of Iaiiana.
~ shAres. stocks $50 each in the Evansville snd
Crsviordssiile Rsilrosd -Compaay.
~ sharcs, stock SO zach, in the Il. / 4 q
Stright Line Railroad Company.
shares, stock 50 each in The Evansville
Library Association t
TkRNS-Nete at three mouths, pavahls AZ
Evansville Branch Bark with approved security.
4r.a- Gk0. FOSTER.
JOHN ". FoSTER, ASsen'efs,
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

BEHM's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Evansville, Indiana.
FINHF ELEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION on
this scheul vii commence on Monday.
August Sist tsssi. The system &c Instruction 4.
thoroughly practical. no tyNt e0oks beinss used
send for catalogues EivlEg fail particulars
JEREMIAH BENIN, Principal.
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DRY GOODS.
Millinery.

WE ARE NOW REeEISING OUR FALL
w Siock e Millinery. % witch ne respectfully
call tie attention q consumers and the holesa
trade
Having also employed Mis- Elira Reliasn. who
cannot - SURPASSED a. a Hrst elias. Millip-r NJ,
eau assure ecr customers entirs sati.factinn
SCiAPkER 4 RUSsING.
No a. Maln Street
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WEST BADEN SPRINGS.

IfNkSTY-FIyE Or THIRTY MORE
Il Bparters can nov - aecozzmoiafed ~ ihis
tavofiss NzfsFfuG piacs, aa1 fhose wishinz 20
Fiss ne sFfiHga for nesifhor pleasure VIZ hrd
Au=usftaBs sarterahcr it- rieasssfsst raenfhs in
b. yesE- auIt J. A. LAaEs Proprietor.