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patriotic duty
R,soie.d, That " at any time unlawful re,tstapcs
be on red 10 this legal consc ip,ion. will II call.
ed upon sprine 10 the defence Of tn. GOV ~ nm-n,
and si use every means placed ,t our disposal TO put
iils Of traitors and rioters.
R,~arsi Tha -. eaiucstl, believe. from u. hnv-
purified and VI b new sres n -. aud hat thtoush
he bles.ius Of God, again and fo,v q undiminlsL,I
In lustef-
The starsp.uglcd banner in triumph shali wave,
Oer the land Of the ire. and the home Of the brsv,"
The proce ession then formed 10 line and m,reh he'd
through Church 20 AXE, down lshe to Water. and
up ater TO IN. Ain'rd Hous,, where u ~As die
m sscd. Tho Who affair va. conducted With mathc
success, aud Wa received bv the props With uu.
bound' .atniaetion II proved that the people arc
true 10 the t'overnment -nd rraiv 30 make .nv
irncc to maintain It. The drafted men OF Elmra will
b bouorri AMI rem mbersd for thr'r humorous and
patriotic demonstration. May tb,y i've long to ,t.
Joy the lruiu Of their sscrifce. They are bully bo,
and deserve yell Of Their couutry
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Resistance {. the E.roIlueut in Maryland

BAIT more, July ga spirit Of ress'snce to the
enrolment manifested itseli In the vicinity Of jar
rstsville, Hartford county. Md, In the SECOND dis.
tuie', to-day. The house Of Lsvi Pennington, tho
enrolling oecr"a burned, with 300 bushels Of corn
also the barn OF Joe. Perry, with all its n,cn;s
and one horse Slr shots we're fred into the window
OF the residence Of Enrolling Officer PENNINGTON,
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A Union Cavalry Raid.

Washington, JuIv 23.-The Petertbnrs EIrK,ss Of
ne 80, referring to the cavalry eIpsdi,on sent out
1y Gen. Foster, says;
-lhs suieo raiders burnt the railroad bridge over
khe Tar Rver, near Roxy Mount. They destroyed
he dcpst At that Place, tore UP two uilss Of tack
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Philadelphia and the Draft Nothing for
ENrnpttou- 81 100000 for the W ONE n
and II IIdren

Hilidciph,a, July 20. The Common Councils
have negatved the bill sppropristius X 900 10 pay
exemptions for drafted men The vote stood, ia De-
mooiats for the bill and is Republicans and Demo
Gratis against 1t. bill subsequently psssrd sppropia
ting sl.0oV0v0 tor the relief Of the fame. Of the
drafted men
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General Lees Retreat.
Another Raid Interrupted.

'p'eo'
Eolttr,ory, J,ity 23.-Abo, IL four huudroi r.bel
A..,u .,..,,,-,, ,... Nj a. a., p - -,
~V1y e"oA4"l'" "o-i No' N' rory' h~e miles
6un Pulnt Of RScks, attenp,s crosa the Potou ne
ss~s ,,sbt vitt ,h. ntion =, ,..,n. as, az. H.
=, -, -. ~ ...'H$ w Sio i"''
q M baA moro ana ONO KALI oad but their designs
VIM ff,rstrn ted by band Of udent RanrrrX
A~.h. n. C.,..,, 49,. -,.-..
sssss' " S~sS>~" .o~.' VINO oro'e IMAM from
o. nv1. Thoy remain - u eneAmped at their
suartru
. O'Clock this tTnurdsy, mos niu. Lei. rptir, army
80 In r,o,ion and moving rapidly In The direction
q w,sch-ster Evel. Who had made . ms~s in the
Aruction of Cumberland, al o fall back and foovsL
lrr
Tnap ar no PARTIES upu ss N utiusburv but bodv
q cavalry and some few h r.s men scaatered lrt wen
q. plsos and the Potion ,ac. Scouts rvport an In.
asa.sd body Of cavalry near Hs, per.s Ferry sud-
Ss.d by Two ~ m, If infantry. one Of which i,
lre-,sA IN Ps.le,sI u,ito rn,
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town meeting was held In Capo Liz,bs,h, Me-,
on Saturday, to see II the town would vot. $500 to
each drafted man. Instead OF dong thi, tho town
voted to pay $3.50 TO every man Of The quota draft
from that town. not eIemp ed by the conscripiou sct
who goes to the war himself procure. a substitute
but not cent for man TO stay at home
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900 bales Of cotton and large cotton factory
The bridge the Tar River vss on the whining
ten and Weld Railroad, and va about 800 yards
'one Thsy ALEC captured . train Of carr, which ccn
tained two loads Of ammunition. and % ooo p0unds
Of bacon, vhich ven dss,rpysd
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1he EIec,Iea ,n M...l.s,.n r.rritor,

Sss Fris1s,o, Juiv Pa telegram from Ytcta
ssyshst the new, overland. from orssou 10 that the
election in Washington Territory has gone Demo.
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Total debt, yuiy 1st. 1863, as esh'b
tied by the hooks OF the Trei,ury
DepItpen' sio97 PA 9S.o 90
Total d., bt. July lst, 1868, - estima-
I'd By the Secretary, in report Of
December, 1862. l.is2 997 400 "a
a
Actual debt icss than the estd Debt. 23.o23 O3y 20
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{ possible, the bayonets Of the army against the
breasts Of the athers brothers and friends Of the
soldiers, and sgljectng those states toa military
surveillance aud dominion.
-. That We denOunce, as libelers Of the Demo-
cratic party and enomies Of their country, the men
who are ehgnged in representing the Democratic
party as wanting in sympathy with our soldiers IN the
field IL Ia a case sander upon human nature TO
assert that the Democrats, who have hundreds 81
thousands OF brothers and sous 10 the army do not
synpathise with them and it is an outrage upon the
Democratic party, that has Away. stood by the coun-
try to assert that II Is not the friend Of it, gallant
defenders.
30. That the conduct of Bupadier GeueIal Masau
the military commandaut at Columbus, and OF the
officer commanding the provost guard, in preventing
all appearance OF military restraint upon the proceed
ings OF thus Convention, show that they have just
appreciation Of the Constitution of their country and
The rights Of the people, aud that they are wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct on thus
sion is m striking contrast with the contrary conduct
Of the military authorities upon the occasion OF the
lale Democratic meeting at indianapolis. And We
take pleasure IN ssing confidence IN General
Mason ami the officers and soldiers under hi com
mand.
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
for the nominees three for the Constitution and three
for the Union.
WILLIAM MEDILL President.
AMOS IAyMAN, Secretary
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North American Fire InS. Co.
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

j a n u a RY L. sa3.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINas.

The Democratic State Central Committe have made
the following appointments for meetings throughout
theState. The local committees will see to It that
they are properly advertised;
On Fhursdao, Sept. l7th, at New Lisbon, Oounb-
anna county: Speakers-T Kenney, s Gibson, ID.
W Stamlaugh
On Friday, Sent. 18th at Thin, Seneca county:
speakers-G Pendleton, Medary, otto DreseI, "
Il Fnck.
On Friday, Sept 18th, at Waverly, Pike county:
Speskers-Cieo Pugh. Charles ReemolIn, j Plants,
Wells Hutchins, J Groom
On Saturday Sept 18th, at Jackson @. H., Jackson
county; Speakers--ieo Pugh, Charles Reemelin,
) s Plants, Wells Hutchius, J Groom.
On Monday, September 2lst, at Portsmouth, Scioto
county: SpelSer--GeO " Pugh, Charles Rpeinelin,
j Plants, Wells liutchns, Groom.
On Wednesday, September 23d, at lronton Law
renee county: Speakers-Gpo pugn, Charles Reeme-
lin, j s Plants Wells Hutchins j G Groom.
On Friday, Sept 2jh at Galpolis, Calls county
Speakers-Geo Pugh, Charles heemchu,J Plants
Wells A Hutchns, j Groom,
On Saturday Sept. 2Gth, ~ pomroy, Melgs county
Speakers-Geo n Pugh Charles Reemelin, Plauts
Wells nutchins, uroom, Il Morris
JOHN q. THOMPSON, Oh'n;
GEO Il CONVERSE, Sec'y;
SAMUEL MEDARY,
AMOS LANMAN, .H
ALLEN G THURMAN, .
Democratic state Central Committee.
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( ~ anu after Monday, November Is, ls6I rs...t .
" Trains viii leave Mattoou ana Pima. b. I,,ii
LEAVE NATION
1olhg North, l;lU m aud 400 y NJ
solug south, $50 u m and So u In
LEAVE PAkA
GOhg North, d;O0 u M and lsOprn
Solhg south, lI;SO IN and no nm
auly W. H. JOHNSON, Cen psssens.r AM,
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Dpring Nuusr,
exemptions
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT

DERsoNs claiming TO be exempt from the econ
l. seripuon Act passed by Congress March B. 1868,
and about TO take effect have their necessary
papers made out properly and promptly, 10y calling at
the office of the uDdera gued Pension and Bounty
iron stOre)
seladawtf TlLTON FITCH.
IMPORTANT NOTICE. will, until after the d! ait
j takes place In this District assist IN procuring Dr
persons entitled thereto the exemptions provided Tor
in the second section OF the act "For enrolling aud
calling out the national forces, and other purpose"
known generally rs the Conscript Law.
NJ T.. NOLAN,
aulBlAw-t Attorney at Law.
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Dayton and Michigan RaIlroad.

fs&A u ;szssi
~ aud alter SUNDAY, May 4, 1862. trans 90,
~ ieaNe uhon Depot, sixth street. ior Ioledo sn
MI HiluttImedlate points rs follows: W.
loeuo and Chicago Mail st s.gOam
chicago and Detroit Night Expresss A sno an.
"l'o Is, NJ. sHOEMAKER, superintendent
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Z @cnlral.
VENEREAL HOSPITAL

Established in the Year 1850, t|
FOR THE CURE or PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians in the world,
nR. II. BOEAPARTE, from London and Paris
~ hospitaa, and for tho past ton years Of the Gin
cinnau Veneree Hospital, and Dr. y h. REYNOLDS,
late Of Now York. This h the only office in the city
where n permanent cure Of Private Diseases can h.
Obtained without the use Of mercury or change OF
diet Gonorhoa cured IN TO ~ hours, elect cured
in3to l0daYsi structures euredln 10 sWeeksi Noe.
lurnA Emissions stopped IN 2 TO days; seminal
Weakness cured IA 10 weeks syphilis nits prma-
ry stages cured iu days. Secondary symptoms n 1
to 3 weeks; Skin Disease cured IN 10 weeks; i'm
potency, Wgor restored m 10 weeks All lldiseases
OF private nature treated with unparalleled success
Dr Ronapartes great work on private diseases, The
Private Guide 10 Health, 10 beneficial to all male and
female, old aud Young should read this book II viii
enlighten those who gfope In darkness Price 20
cents, sent by mail.
perfectly safe, and never alls 10 50 satisfaction. ltis
the only safe and sure preventive against disease
Price Of the French Patent Maie Safe 81 the single
emo, 81 per half dozen. VI per dozen sent by mail
Es-Madame LozIER's Fomae Monthly Pills is
safe and reliable remedy for suppressions and oil
male diseases Ladies' should not use them during
pregnancy, as they will produce miscarriage. price
81 90 per box-e1tra fine s5-sent TO any address by
mail
Drs. b. a R. are the men to consult; they arc un-
questonahly acknowledged 20 be the champions aud
Eings of venerea diseases and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports nom the old worldi they
have been accustomed from an early Ree Of youth 10
witness the various diseases which aiiiic mankind,
ana 70 Whlci lhe progress hhfough long career Of
professional study In eYery sphere Of life, nom the
humble abode Of poverty te The mansion Of the veal
my, and having aseerla,ned seyond doubt ihe vest
generaye syatem as Their particular study and 90
vote thOir whole attention 70 the alienation OF the dis
eases OF these I'm porant functions Noietera will lie
answered unless they contain remittance or post
age stamp. Call or address,
Drs. BONAPARTE REYNOLDS,
No l82 Sycamore street, between fiuh Sixth, east
side, Cincinnati, Ohio
Once hours rom AM. tO9P.M. fe5
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DallOn, Aenla aud Columbus RaiIroa,,
% q u - -! -.

'nhEE Lniy Trans kast, wa CoiLu,til, -Ir,-
= @ uehels nom bay ton 10 All kastuls ultie,
lhfee Du} Trains East, leaving Iinvf,r M
i-asl az lolloWs. Night EApross ii;ts, -, 200 '. '
',. @ OiuiLUuH il"y Express VI Il;zO, a. in tl.., M
sop uhly al Arua AMI London. Ac,sun,I.,',.,
Cutlmbu-. ''"''H I.N9' 700 AZ.
AIa,tlhg 81 DAY ton, night express 5.4b a la. Ac
press 5;J5 p. ~ ''''"'' 'HJ r.
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SAiinh on D. ", hlNG, Tick Aueut ~
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sanduSky, Dayton ana Cincinnati X, n
Ia AM sR sl.i....ss sssgy...saG..y..,~.a -. : !

&a.L
4 IN aiu alter December 81, 1860, and ,n,,, or,,
~ hotSe' fassenger and freight Trains ,rI lsv.
bAl lON gong north, as follows; wa wv
H.lit a. W. shreuSh frgilnt ANA Acerfup,.,, ,.
Os1O Nlsh ilHteuEct Car attached
lft.Ltk A. N Man .itsu ioT 81 fuganela g,i,,,..
lOsOU trt.Aua Btieioiua.ul, t,rrst ,,,,7i %
11H!uNNh)' tOuhvetlne ~ eidln4hrId MI, i,t |
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- - q" va i'h'' "'ih l"h tvt tusUiuis, ut tni.st ~
iI"ln oh i ltlapuiAi "a Nuy nc &. Jnlut.o H. T. . "
histi arriving ~ tfcsuiue 90 Oslo u ln hu. l,tli
so" " t, az Ni5t WIN irIL Cleveland an
- a. h'lhb hhnt h4uNink iH lIcvrlai.d A, an !,
.l'''hI d o' a'bs q a. "nu btiiu G. a..u a "a, ,,,
"Sei MliNhs ga Aul"uu ~ l2.iU li Igtru,l a. ,.,,
"l NiiVt'a" ~ 4u"V IA, Hnd o,uolsily AT e.4b IL
E.i I. al. Night Express iur apiluuneid r,,,
Osll anu beheiOhtlue, uuuptati1p M I,,t,,st ' F,
n dIan bons hHst on llllsultE, kt. wayne ana ,,,,'
huAu arriving Crestlne Al b.lb "a M pitiai,r, =, -
7 ~ Uoing Mt=ti Wiih Train arriving In m V.a, =,
O;11 lil, amt Chicago az 1870 M al tyt, t,b Tn a.
on OitNelAnd auu Toledo a.. H. atrivinn IN az i
SOU M hunkirk az 500 ANA li,lHtiu ul b.t, a.
reaches oandisky st i.4U n. "''
H,nE T. IA. Huntsville Acconn,o,tst,t ...
t.OO Dayton on arnEH oi Iialn Iruul t,,,t,,,,I,
reaching springfield az 800 M rtauR At lO.tn a. 49,
wet LiOeIty al ll;z3 ia, beheionalne VI Il.St n w.
anu huntsville at l4.i2 % m ~ "'
Al, lleAets iih ihis Line TO all Eou,s Month. t..,..,
hes can be had at The Ticket Once n IL, ,,,, I,
Sam l. ". hlhG, Ticket Aeeut wy
% fare always as low By auS olner route
fot inVfiuAiion TelntivU tu shipping Z Frsi.bI , a.,
houte, Apply AZ She Company a ffrilbt Usi.,t--'
mAo9Eli agent, Il. Illtls, 5tiutriti 49,,
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baltimore and ohio KalIroad.
q q II .a. . !s.s..l.:... -. -.

A& ~ IL @zsss1ssis sss-..ss.s sisas...-z;E s;ss.-;SsEs
a kLAI NATlpNAL kOUTL.-i iernllnsi.-- m 49,
~ lh6i'h ihd Baltimore on The k.a=t ana A, ' ,.
beum"od ana iarkersbtrg on tie cst, al i,,,l, ,
MN ni'n .ailio"'is, Steamers &e., Tor aud fron M
fSi'i' f'i y, ., tiie Nesl, Southwest ana Northsest
inlyo lfalns DAILY iOr all tie Easteru (,p.s
- ms is lhr only route 10 Washington ,tt, -.
Leave baltimore AZ $50, T.4u ami lu.,iu a m H.,
anu ON y IN oh sundays az 4.iU al,u 14u "a a., ,,
Leave Washington at 0.Uu, 7.4U and n a M AMI n'
Nir nv, y M on SthuaJs at $3.50 Rud D y IN oni,
through tickets 10 the Eastern cities can ~, t,,,
VIA Washington CITY at AN adiiton,.l rtar . f..'u'e
i iIuu a. iul.h ana ARE as low by any otgr .,i
inquire lof ucaetS VIA Baltimore ANA tJni,, l,,.,.r,
NJ any ol 'he principal haifoad oihces IN IND "A 81
j. u. SULLIVAN, oen. W,ai.In a.,
a., 4, ,l.' a. CoId., Geu. Tuket AZ
" T. sMIIh' Master OF Ifausp sporiaun Ano
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GlpboIsterp.
aaeOicaI
To Suffering Humanity.
Dr. w. w. RICHmAN,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR AND CLAlRyOYANT,

NATOULD say 10 The sick and afflicted, that he caus-
w es the blind 70 see, the deaf 10 hear, and tho
lame 20 walk without the use of the knife any min.
eral drugs.
RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS CONSUMPTION, and
an NEMALE MEAkN kSS rs cured in Few days
An CHRONIC COMPLAINTS 3 relieved without fail,
by oalling the Doctor 40 hia at hs boarding
house, No % st. Clair street. second door south OF
the UnNersahat Church, Dayton, Ohio. aualdn
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these Bitters are put lp in quart
bottles, of lUhioh the aboDs is a tac-
sineiLe. qhe label is finely en-
gravs1, and is proviled loith
safe guard from eettnteyJeitsre.
PIloe 81 per bottle, or stz for &5'
c. w Pobaok, Proprietor, No
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, 70
whoua all orders should be d3-
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Snn9Stcr.
BaIIanoipbam's Nerurn.
VALLANDIGnAM'S RECORD.

fNHE work entitled "THE RECOBn or HON. c..
1 Il. NALLANDlGHAM ON ABOLITION, THE
UNION, AND THE CIVIL WAR is nov ready for
delivery. IL contains complete and accurate copies
Of Mr. Vallandigham's principal speeches on the sub
lects above named Also, parts of other speeches,
with letters, Incidents votes etc. The work has been
carefully edited and presents fairly and correctly, the
political record and position Of man whose views IN
relation TO the causes Of national trOuhles and
the right remedies them attracting an extra
ordinary amount OF public attention.
The work is on good, substantial paper, 2iS pages,
large Syo.
P91ce-Paper cover, 90 cents cloth, 81 Wholesale
Paper cover s. per dozen; cloth, ss Delivered by
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Pub ished by J. WALTER CO.,
alB Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Rallroaog.
lndIl .na Central 4 DaytOn q Western d. D
CHANGE OF TIME

or and after Monday next trains an ,ha io,,..
" Central Will leave the Union Depot Sixth street
NS;OO a m, 9:lga m, and 4.f5 pm
l22 gam. -' 90 ~ W' h
81 ne o;W m, and AS p m, express rams ms,
eo @ se connections TO AL points the West and sum,
anu bil2 IN train N the ehOrtest ami ,,ai, ~. M
10 Chicago and the Northwest f'''"e'' iou''
Aul8 "a CkpHv u
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Sprtial Slotites.
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!
MOTHERS -!

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTII-
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription oonc Of
the best female physicians and in the United
Statcs and has been used for thirty years with
failing safety and success by millions of mothers and
Children from the feeble infant of one week old to the
adult. 1t not only relieves the child from dain, but in
vgorates the stomach and bowels, corrccs acidty and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will al
most instantly relieve
Griping IN the Bouels, and Wind ChoHc.
We believe it the Best and Surest Remedy in the
World, in all cases of DYSENTERY and DIARRIIO;A
IN CHILDREN, whether it arises from Teehng or
from any other cause.
Full directions for using will accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile of CURTIS & PER-
KlNS, New York. is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers,
Principal Office, AZ Dcy Street, NEW YORK.
PRICE ONLY % CENTS PER BOTTLE.
REDlNGTON co,
4lG and ilS Front Street. San Francisco,
[i2mG] Agents for California.
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4 Sure Thing.

Dr. j. c. Young, upon the receipt of dollar, will
send any part ofCalorna, Nevada Territory, Oregon
Washington Territory prescription, with full and
complete directions that will the posscssor
against the possibility of contracting any private COM
plants Very simple, very safe and very sure. 1t CAN
not fail in its action.
Having been very successful in his profession, and
accumulated fortune in this State, the Doctor wishes
devote his time to the interests Of mankind generally
and to the rising generation in particular. that they
into the world at least blessed with pure and
uncontamnatcd blood, good constitution, Ia fortune
in itsclf) and perfectly free from that Scouge of the
Agc-ilcrcditarv Ncncrcal. He is thus induced to
offer his valuable prescriptions for amount simply
sufficient to cover absolute expenses
DIR. J. G. Young has practccd in this city for up
wards Of thirteen years. and his constant has
qualified him prescribe remedies that positive in
curing and preventing any form Of the vcnerea He
offers this guarantee, and pledges his pro-
fcssona reputation upon the efficacy of the articles adj
ministcrcd.
Address, enclosing dollar, with stamp to pay
return postagc,) DIR. }. {. iOuN
Glj Commcrca! street. opposite the Mint,
San Francisco, Cal.
N.B.-Thosc already afflicted referred to the Doc
tors advertisements in another column, i'll which he
pledges himself by hi, motto-No CrnE, No PAi-to
fulfil his obligations Rcua and Consult.
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Tb;. morning at o clock the Lronsides and
the monitors went close to Sumter as usual,
and opened hot FIRE on il. Our batteries
m suilivans Island with Moultrie replied
Washington, Sept. THE following is
IN official report from Gilmore:
Headquarters Department of the South
70 ten. Ilalleck: have the houor to re-
mort that Fort Wagner and Battery Gregg
arr ours. Last night our sappers crowned
the crest of the counter carp of Wagner on
is sea front, masking all its guns, and an Or
der was issued to carry the place by assault
at o'clock this morning, that being the
bour of low tide. At 10 o'clock last night
The enemy commenced cvacuating the Island !;
I'll but IS made their escape from Cumming S
Point in small boats. Captured dispatches
chow that the Fort was commanded by Col.
Keitt. of South Carolina, and garrisoned by
il 1000 men, and Gregg by between 100 and
200. Its bomb proof shelter capable of
holding 1900 men, remains intact after one
of the most terrific bombardments to which
rny work was ever subjected. We captured
40 pieces of cannon and large supply of
excellent ammunition.
The city and harbor of Charleston arc now
completely covered by my guns.
(SigneD GILMORE,
Brig. Gen. Commanding
Washington, Sept. lO.-A telegram from
Fortress Monroe to Halleck, says
When the steamer Nick left Charleston,
on Thursday at eight o'clock P. NJ, the rebel
flag was still flying over Sumter, but no guns
were mounted and only small force there.
Five monitors and the Honsides had engaged
batteries Beauregard and Lee for nine hours.
During the bombardment she'll from one of
the monitors exploded in the magazine of
Moultrie, and the southwestern parapct was
severely injured by the explosion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-19
Notice TO Absent DE Eendants.

Territory Of Washington In the Distric, Court
County Of Cowltz, dical District
To Ezra Towner and Elizabeth Towner: You
are hereby notified. that II. S. Jacobs has filed a
complaint against you in said court, which will
come on to be heard at the first term of the court,
which shall commence more than two months af.
ter the fifth day of September, A. D., 1863, and
unless you shall appear at said term and answer
said complaint, the same will be taken for con-
fessed and the prayer thereof will be granted.
The object aud prayer of said complaint is the
foreclosure of mortgage Of certain land in Cow
lit1 county, executed by you on the goth day of
May, a. d., 1862, to secure the payment of a
promissory note made on the same day by you
the said Ezra Towner, in favor of the said II. s.
Jacobs, for $344 $4,000; and for the recovery of
the amount of said note and interest thereon from
the date thereof at one per cent per month.
Complaint filed lst Of September, A. D., 1863.
GIBBS & HILL,
Plfs Attys.
u. s. Stamp, so cents.
September 9Th, 1868. 43m3