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ton to the men raised BY the present
draft, it is deemed expedient to call out
SOC, 600 volunteers to serve for three
years or the war, not exceeding three
years. Now, therefore, |. Abraham Lin
coin. President of he Upitcd States and
COMMANDMENTS chief Of the army and
navy thereof, and of the militia of the sev-
eral States when called into actual ser.
vice, do issue this proclamation, calling
upon the Governors of the different
States to place and have enlisted in the
United States service, for the various
companies aud regiments in the field,
from their respective States, their quota
OF 100000 men. | further proclaim that
the volunteers that were called out and
duly enlisted shall receive advance pay
and premium and bounty, as heretofore
communicated to Governors Of States by
the War Department, through the Pro-
vost Marsnal's Office, by special letters.
further proclaim that all volunteers re-
ceived without this call, as well as all
others not heretofore credited, shall b,
duly credited and deducted from the quota
established for the next draft | further
proclaim that if any State shall fail to
raise the quota assigned 10 it by the War
Department under this call, then draft
for the deficiency in said onota shall be
made In said State, OF i. .nu dis ricts OF
said State, for their due proportion o.
said quota, and the draft shall commence
on the 9Th day of January And l fur
Their proclaim that not..ng in the procla.
nation shall interfere with existing or.
ders, or with those which may be issued
| for the present, the States where it is now
in progress, or whee it has not teen
commenced. The quoa of the States
aud districts will be assigned by the War
Department through tile Provost Mar
Shall Generals office.
Due regard beng had for the men here.
tofore furnished, whether by volunteer
ing or drafting, AID the recruiting will
b. conducted in accordance with such
instructions az have been or NAV be is
sued by that department.
la issuing this proclamation | address
myself not only 20 the Governors of The
several States, but also to the good and
loyal people thereof. invoking them t.
lend tier cheerful. willing, and effective
ald 10 The measures therein ;Goyted, will
a view TO reinforce our victorious armie.
now III the field, aud bring our mlitar,
Z operations TO a prosperous end, closin.
forever the fountains Of sedilion and crue
/ war.
/ 10 witness whereof, | have hereuutt
set my hand and caused the seal of ths
! Unite! States 10 b. affixed.
/ Done at the City Of Washington, thi,
18th day of October, A. D. 1868, and o
the Independence OF the United State:
{ the SSH.
| (Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WM. II. SEWARD. Secretary of State
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that army surgeons have received orders
to hold themselves 10 readiness 10 proceed
I, the army of the Potomac.
To Editors 1T is reported that Gen.
Meade's army is within the defenses of
Washington. There has been no battle
and the exact position of Lees army is
unascertained, or at least is not known 10
the city. 1t appears certain, how
ever, that Lee has pot crossed the Poto-
mac.
Use tie above or not,at your discretion.
IN. Y. reporter.
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FROM NEW YORK.


New York, Oct II.
The Express has the following runners:
Meade's army was posted in liae Of battle
all day yesterday at CentTeville.
Lees army WAS 50 posted as to enable
him to cross into Maryland at Edward $
Ferry, but the rains prevented the accom-
pishment of his design.
Lees army has rot been depleted to
reinforce Bragg Lonsstreet's division is
with Lee. but Long greet in person is with
Bragg. LoHgstreet is ia Command Of the
Georgia militia and the soldiers from the
camp of Instruction, which were sent to
Bragg's assistance.
Rosecrans cannot give battle at present
anu must remala on the def nsive.
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ERoFl ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
New York. Oct. II.

New York, Oct. IT.
The Posts Washington CORRESPONDENT
states than three weeks ago Gen. Meade
was ordered to fall back on CentrevilIe.
Lee. discovering the retreat Of our army.
thought TO take advantage of il He
failed in his purpose, and the army of the
Potomac is now in an inpregnable posi-.
ton. 1t stands ON the defensive. ready
to strike a blow at the enemy. aud is
present position is vastly safer for .fens-
i've operations than that held BY it ks
ago.
1t was almost impossible to protect
ninety miles of railroad over the hiiIly and
woody parts of Virg mia.
Lee is quite strong in numbers, strong
er than he was two months ago. He has
not only been reinforced by conscripts.
but by troops gathered from the vicinity
of Richmond.
line Herald's rebel correspondent in
Baltimore declares that Lee i very woaL
but it will be remembered that he an
nounced Lee was about to invade Mary.
land with Tremendous force week or
TWO before bragg drove Rosecrans back
to Chattanooga.
Inc ram Is falling rapidly to-day, and
no military move are in progress
The roads across the Potomac arc mud
dy. and 1t would he difficult for an army
to move 70 the heights Of Centreville.
Tile disposition of the several corps is
such as 10 defeat any attempt at flank
movement
We ho'd Fairfax Court House in such
force that The enemy dare tot venture on
our right flank.
The report has not been traced to
any reliable source that Lee was moving
down the Shenandoah valley.
1t is possible that ciyalrv raid ;s
contemplated by<the rebels down the
valley.
The army of the Potomac grows
stronger every day. and is abe 70 hold
the new line, even if Lee is largely rain.
forced, and will doubtless soon show il
can do more than that.
Gen. Halleck went down the front ves.
terday TO hold conference with G EN-.
Mead lie is back in his Office to-day.
and 1t is said he is satisfied with the posi
ton OIL the army.
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They create a hesithy appetite.
thes are ~ aaitdote to change Of wssef and diet.
They overcome efrcts al pation and late ho1rs
They strengthen the sys.em and euIiyen khe mind
They prevent n,issrassie aad Intermittent fersrs
They purity the breath and scidiit o. tlt stomach
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NOTICE.

To Curtis =. Conn I5an r santana W., NJ 1,.,,..
wallirg. The Sta e If los.a fgor ~. ps - x
School Fund.-, nnings Andersen. wbaslar Pei
| lows co. VIM K L Ruia,cs Miller 4lersnge-
:, :. hapin lie. John tfurst, Charles
flc ~. James SoS. Anna Narthiugton, Exeeu
w estate OF VIM y Natthnrtpf, dtcs cd ;
niifri Mahbfw q Co: Robert Hsmilts b, James c
Ramsey, Vim Cot man. Jsnes W OK James Rue-
rows; Caleb, Cope 60: Wiiiiatn Pre- ION Georve
Cabus. stry ker a Wood : X ] Hgmisl; Mots sboher
CO, Brown Il CIendening.
lon and each ofyou. are herehy notified that's on or
sso's we 'th drN OF October, lsb3 there will be on
file IN the Office of the Clerk of tue Uisttfe q ur 81
Lee tseunts. Iowa at F.rt Waais d a raf,fian 81
samuel Miller Surviving bligee 81 .IrrfnS. ~ va,
TN said Curt Conn and John r. Sat fass II . snrn
o. Three Hondred AMI Fiiy natars and 4iOo Dnays
and Interest as mnncy Que prontiss AZ pota eve
ened oy N N to Samul Miller ard Lewis Reeves;
$50 claiming a. against all yen The forerlosure Of
dorigsge rfvea TO secure SAID totr convet in q The
A,iieBtfs real estate 70 wit. Lot ore IL In Rlsck
eleven Ii In he iii, Of cot az In tie On. atv Of
lee ana tate If lows, IN Which said real estate The
oihrr defetd nts cls,m some intetfst
ana unless on appear thereto and def nd befnre
noon 81 the second das of the December term 1877
.'ssid Distriet Court at Fort ION lu1gmeut and
DEERE vii b. rendered thereon aces 10 tn PRAYER
Of said petition.
RANKIN d. McCpARY.
oeN-asv AMoyneys for ElAinlt1,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
New York, Oct. II.
The Tribune has the following.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToxAc.l
October l6.

Inc tribune mas the following:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY PoToxAc.)
October Is.
Our lines have been maintained
throughout yesterday and to-day.
The enemy have made no further dem
onstrations and all have remained quiet.
Rebel pickets appear close to our front,
but whether after having been so com.
pletely foiled in all their recent endeavors
TO gain an advantage, they will, BY an
other flank movement. risk general en-
gagement, is as yet undeveloped by any
discovery we have been able to make,
A reconnaissance on our right has dis.
closed heavy bodies OF infantry occup, inc
the passes in Bull Run Mountains, while
Ewell's corps is believed TO be still how.
erlng on our left.
a squad of mounted rebel raiders dash
cd In upon headquarters supply train Of
the 9th army corps, between Chantilly
and Centrevile, about midnight las,
night, capturing the teams of only four
wagons.
All rumors of fight having taken
place at Frirfax Court House. or that GU,
artillery had all retreated. are fabrica
tlons.
Gen. John Cochrane reached Fairfa,
Court House this P. NJ.
Between fifty and sixty more rebe
prisoners were brought 10 to-day, and
this evening" dispatched to Washington
The remaining four. wounded 10 Tues
days f. t, are also sent in.
All suffers ard other attaches of the
army. likely to embarrass active move
ments, have been ordered to Alexandria
and the army Of the Potomac, reduced to
light weight, awaits its southern friends
The Tribune's Washington dispa,cf
says The Presidents reply TO Andrews
OF the Missouri delegation. was mailed tt
hon. {. D. Drake, Chairman Of the dele
CATION, at st. Louis Yesterday. 1t will b,
published or MT, at the option of tina
gentleman
Gen. Sehoicid is continued in com
mand Of the Department, and ali miljtar,
power concentrated In his hands
lie received new instructions \ conv n
which Is attached tothe Presidents lette
10 the oeiegation, containing explicit ant
more stringent directions for the MANAGE
meh' OF his Department. All persons il
the service OF the United States are for
hidden to return fugitive slaves. or 10 as
sist in their escape
No colored soldiers are TO Be enlisted
except under orders of the commander n
the Department.
uen' Schoheld's course with regard tt
senator Lane and his followers is ap
proved, and he is ordered to-nsa All ths
meahs at his command to put down guer
rilias or other irregular persons carrv;nc
on irregular warfare, under whateve,
color or pretext
No action is taken in the matter IF ,be
entoiIeo mliltla OF the State. 1t is lei
as ~ was before the committee presented
their address.
NOV. laies, of illinois, and Solomon
on " scoAsin, are here. The former j.
oeslr1oS OF removing some of the restrc
'ions upon the commerce Of the Missis
s,pp. ne latter has question to set.
tie with The War Department
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INTERESTING NEWS FROM BE.
Low.

Cairo, Oct. Is.
am in possession of the Memphis
Bulletin of the 10th, which has informa-
ton, obtained from Union refugee Just
escaped from blood hound CONSUMPTION in
Central Mississippi. He represents Gcs.
Joe Johnston's force, except one division,
sent TO reinforce Bragg Not over TO-
900 rebel troops of all kinds are in the
State Of Mississippi
Gen. Joe Johnston left Canton on the
9th to make visit towards Holly Springs.
and On the following day was at Geh.
Georges headquarters at Oxford, aud
took no troops with him.
Gen Orming was at Canton on the
9Th with about 5000 infantry, aud cross
ed Charleston railroad on the 10th aud
then went northward to conscrip all men
in Haywood and Henderson counties.
Richardson's force, 60oo strong, on the
morning of the lu!h were within five
miles Of Raleigh. Whi,wor,h, with
about 800 men, is at Voulan. four mil E
northeast If NicksLurg.
Col Ross, of Texas cavalry. a, Cord
mans, near the Central Railroad in
Holmes county, has 500 men, mostly
conscripts, engaged in conscripting men,
negroes and provisions.
Gen Chalmers was near Byhaia, Miss
with a force OF cavalry estimated at 1000,
mostly cunscripss, intending to destroy
the Charleston railroad, and prevent rein
forecments toing to Rosecrans.
He further represents people in Mis-
slssppi sick OF the war aud anxious for
peace IN any terms.
Al this time not less than 700 blood
hounds are ia three counties around Al.
lanta, engaged in running down Union
men, who are forced 30 fight in the rebel
army aud often shot or hanged
The Bulletin had lac information that
the party who entered Dufhamvile Mon
day night aud robbed the citizens were
part OF Col. Zealer's band OF thieves anu
murderers and known as Rhodes band.
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Sunday Night Report.
lees Army Retiring.
New York, Oct. |,

New York, Oct. Is.
The Herald has the following dis.
patch:
Army of the Potomac. Oct. l7-Tbe,o
was renewal of artillery fighting on cur
extreme right TO. day. continuing only >
lew minutes. Tie main body oil the en-.
envy has disappeared, and nobody knows
where, except Gen. Meade and his conf
uen'ial military counselors; even the reg
u'S brigade OF cavalry. advancing beyond
the front, failed to End them - aau 49,,
siderable number. w.
in front. as 4u'e'
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ANOTHER CALL FOR 900. 900.
Washinptan Oot /

Washington, Oct. II.
II las been determined to call for 400
oVo volunteers Inc Presidents procla-
nation lor 'h's purpose Is now in course
of preparation. The Republican saws tho
Government mas information contradict.
ing TIE report tha' Lees army had been
thrown across the upper Potomac.
The following proclamation has been
issued by President Lincoln:
BY the President of the United States
"a proclamation
Whereas, the term Of service of part of
the volunteer forces of the United States
~ill expire during the coming month and
ming year, and whereas, in sddi-
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An Interesting Letter.

Washington, Oct. Is.
The following is a copy OF letter from
Mr. Mason to JEFF. Davis, and was found
among the intercepted spondeoce OF
tile latter. 1t plainly shows the treason
able purpose of the writer at the time:
Selma. Va, near Winchester.
September 3Jtb, 1856
"MY DEAR STAT have letter from
Governor Wise, of the Z2nd, flllof spirit.
He say the Governors Of North carolina
South Carolina and Georgia, have b :
ready agreed to tile readcvo1. at Raleigh,
and others wiil-,his in Your most prj-
waite ear. lie says, further, that he had
officially requested you to exchange with
Virginia Oh fair terms of difference for
flint nuskets. | don, know the usage or
power Of the Department. in such case
but if it can be done, even by liberal con
struction, | hope YOU will accede. Was
there not an appropriation at the last sqs-
sion for converting flint into percussion
arms if so, would it not furnish good
reason for extending such facilities to the
State. Virginia probably has more arms
than the o her Southern States aud would
divide in ease of need.
ain letterlo a Gem. in South Carroll
ma, gave it as my judgment that IN the
event OF Freemonts election, the South
shall rot pause, but proceed at once to i'm
mediate, absolute and eternal separation.
SO anu candidate for the first halter.
WISE SAYS his accounts from Philadel-
ph'a are cheering for old Buck in Penn
sylvania. hope they are not delusivc
Signed u. NJ. MASON"
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE!,

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- "a tAf F9rs4 -9H4S kaF1hsss Tfss azs Rtia
sbtt Dye knssR This spl7seid Hair py1 i Perfect
changes R~i, kasy II Gra3 UA4r iasantlJ to Gloesr
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s4hf~ sac ekn lesFfas IL Hair sofi adj Beseilfu:
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sot9f AM teithrs re III effects OF Bad Discs The
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~ mere smnatsoas an seouid ee sseitfe soid D.
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NOTICE.

To Charles Cannon. Tsasc Han Henry L Howell
= lamont, Bar bara Miller. fSa ac Gtfr James p
Robinson, ST.; q y Merriam. d I'd Barhri,e,. Geo
Frederick, n II Graves, n G. Hedges " l. Turner
ass guee Of pAt'ick * Grouse. state @, Iowa ffor
the use OF School Fund.-, ives C Andersos. (; O.
YOU aaf tcl 90 y0a. 2ref ere ss
is now d. ~ the oeiee the CLERK ~ the Ms.
irici Court Of Lee county Iewa at Fort Ma isop a
petition u Hiram barney eaiinirv ~ y3u Cbsties
tauGoa, he OF Five Hrhdra1 ana 20. 10
Dsllars with 10 per cent interest Her Nn.n nayahle
annually "a money doe gu 4 Mortgage mad. 4, on
- th4sies Mason and since as.ignri 10 said Hiram
Barnes, dated May 1861. A. q. 1853 also claiming
against each " yen the foreclosure ~ said Mortgage
the same being upon certain lois III the city Of co
krk, describ 4 In ssid pstiifof f1r Ia. purchase
money in Ice county. iowa part bfWhich have been
released f said Iartgas hrretn set forth: and
further asking fer sale said prrnisss general
relief
And H1less You snuear anu answer ssid petitien
on Or before nCon % the second o. tHo next
term of said District Court to commerce ut + ri
Nsfsnn the arst hond4s Or December. A D
ls63 default will be entered against yon aud iudr.
ment rendered thereon paved iny ii -aid tlon
Ao8LE & sFROsE
oete-d4w attorneys Tor Plaintiff
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Washington. Oct. Is.


The information from the army of The
Potomac is TO the effect that the rebels
yesterday evening had massed force at
Manassas.
There were vague reports that the en-
eng was Strengthened for supplies, aud
having signally failed to secure them
from Gen. Meade, he has again turned
his attention and his face toward the low
er Shenandoah valley. aud to our posts on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Rebel infantry pickets made their ap-
pearance last night in the vicinity Of
Chantily, which indicates the presence
OF heavy rebel force in that vicinity. BIT
Gen. Sedgewick drove them back to Fry
ing Pan from his front.
Later information up to noon to dav
says that our cavalry reconnoissan 9 " Ont
out as FAR as one mile from Briston I'D
found ro.hing but few rebel scouts.
iIumors continue to multiply to lhe
effect that rebel column was moving To.
ward Point of Rocks and Harper's Ferry.
but after careful inquiry by private par-
ties. no information has been obtained 10
confirm the reports,
me i.'io~lhs has been received to day
y: neaofoarters OF army. Clark burg.
Nlrgipla, Oct. I7.-Gen. Sullivan re-.
ports that his cavalry scouts Yesterday
from Martinsburg, encountered detac,
ment OF Gilmore's rebel cavalry. and
captured the whole force. thirty-n il
number, with horses, equipments. 10
d P. KELLY Brig. Gen. |
II would seem that general erpa j g. |
men: is considered probable from the fact
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GENTLEMAN cared III Nerra1s Dtbiiity En-
eeapes eaeJ, Premature Decay AID Youthful Error,
setasdzl - desire - benset Others. wsii te happy
efurntsa to a who ueed IL, tire OF chsrgel the re-
esipe AMI directions 'or u1shipg tae simple Kennedy
ssea 10 as c4as These wishing to proas D, hts
pereae~-aud possess yaluaeie gcrsedy-~iii re-.
esave sbs>Aae, ., resurn mail gearef1is sralvd D,
.saressias Jot4S oGIES
sasi5-ah~3a No. 60 AAssau ssreet, New York
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Sleeping In tho M BON shine.

A boy thirteen years of age, named
II nry Lowry, residing near Peckhanlrye,
Ohio, was on Tuesday night last, expelled
from his home by his mother for some
trfllng misdemeanor. He at once ran
away to cornfeld close by, and on lying
down III the open air fell asleep. He
slept throughout the night, which was a
moonlight one. Some laborers on their
way to work. seeing the boy apparently
asleep, aroused him the lad opened bis
eyes, but declared he could not see. He
was conveyed home, and from thence TO
an occular institution, where medical I'D
vice was obtained. The surgeon affirmed
that the loss of sight resulted from sleep
inc in the moonlight. The boy is totally
blind. and few hopes are entertained Of
bis recovery.
We think that there is a good deal Of
moonshine about that-rather a moon
shiny article.
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~ TELEsRAPH.l
New York Market.

New York, Oct. Is.
Flour--Market less active and SC lower. sales al
% o59G IS for Extra State; % 1886 IS RI II. 0.
whe Receipts Ioi 1854 bu shells. Market DUN and
I@2c lower. Sales II 81 3g9sl - for Chisa-o
Spring; 81 2s9i 81 for Milwaukee Club; 81 sa@
D 81 for Amber Iowa; q 1881 % for Winter Red
Western.
Corn Receipts 40 700 bushels. Market 2a3c better
Sales at SO 996c afioad 97eQsl co In store.
Uais-MarLet dull and lower. Sales at &c.
Pork-Quiet
rd-Steady. Ha@I2e.
Whiskey-FirD. Sales at hac.
Grocefies~-Firm but quiei
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5pniaI Notices.
Arrival and Closing OF va Ills.

Posi faee open on Sunday from 9 to 10 O'Clock.
An Open every day texeept sunday frdm A n
until r. 81.
j. b, HowELI p NJ.
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staVEY0R's OFFICE, j
Et0kuk fn~ Aex 4..a {

81 = nj On \ UFFEtE,
KeoSus. low. Nay g, lisa
hoTiGE.-To All persons having guns revoIyers
pistols, or nanltons Of VAR II say lnd fcr sale are
7rderrf ae = sell - dissr 81 tie v4ih0ui ars,
oessang is@ln sAe anavrs.sarc b. order &,
The spertsl AGENT tAe Tfea-art Department. All
persons eiAlng tAss oFser ~i 80 liable TO have sach
geoes csnescssss Tor ts uss OF sSe yyetaen, or he
tntcd sistes. JoHA SrANNrs,
Dag1>-ctt Narvryuf and Collector
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How NATURE COVERS Up BATTLE.
FIELDS Did | ever tell you, among the
affecting little things one Is always seeing
in these stirring war times, how saw, on
the Bull Run battle field, pretty, pure
delicate flowers growing cut of ammuni-
ton boxes, rose thrusting up its grace
iul head through the head Of a Union
drum, which doubtless sounded its last
charge Tor retreat, as the case may have
been ia that battle, and a cunning scar
let verb ma peeping out ct q fragment Of
bursted ehell IN which strange cup it
had been planted? Wasn't that peace
growing out of war /? Even so shall the
graceful and beautiful ever grow out Of
the horrid aud terrible things that trans
pire in this changing bu, ever advancing
world. Nature covers even the battle
grounds with verdare and bloom. Peace
and plenty soon spring up in the track Of
devastating campaigns, aud all things in
nature and society shall work out the
progress of mankind, and harmony OF
Gods great designs Exchange.
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BY TkLEaRapH.l
- -

New YorS, Oct. l6.
Sfock-Lower, more business.
Sterling Excbsnge-steady II.
G. B Q.-i3o.
Goid-~i52a
New York central-I33t
$. o's 81 Registered. .io7. do!Coupons, 1924.
Y. =. 5 II Coupons o.
U. y 20 Registered, ioet.