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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines.
EMPIRE S|NTTLE MlC|IIIE&
Patented Feb. 18th. 1850.
S:lesrOGm, !Jl Broadway n. Y.

This Machine is constructed On entirely
new principles Of mechanism, possessing
rnany rare and valuable improvements, hsv-
ing been examined hy the nost profound cx.
rerts ard pronoui cei sin:p'ic,'v and perfection
e:mt,nei
The following are the prino,r.- ,n'ec::"..
urged sgains, Sewing Machines
|. Excessive fatigue repairing.
10 the operator T. lncapaci'y to sew
:. Liability 10 Get out every description
Of order. Of material.
3. Expense. trouble 3. Disagreeablc noise
loss of time in re- while in operation.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18

TIE Empire SeWiIig MACHINE IS ex.
emps from all these objections.
It has = straight needle. perpendicular ac-
ton, makes the Iock cr .huHic stitch. which
viii neither RIP nor Rarsl and is alike on no, h
sides; performs rerfsci sewing on every de-
scfip!ie,, ct material. from Leather 20 The finest
NansooA muslin, with cotton, linen or silk
thread from the coarsest 10 the finest number
Having neither Can nor ca ,ehes,. and the
ieas: possible friction, it runs IS smooth as
ptass and Is eInrh,ticaIly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-08-18

INDIGESTION. Acting as a gentle and pain
less apperient, as we'll ~ upon the liver.
also invariably relieves the CONSTITUTIONS
surerinduced by irregular action Of the d.
gestive and secretive organs.
Persons Of feeble hahit, liable 10 Nervous.
Attacks, ko,cne.s Of Spiri. and Fits Of Lang
nor find prompt and permanent relief from
the DittOrs. Tho testimony on this point il
most conclusive. and rom both sexes.
The agony Of BiLLIous ColIc is immedia-
tely assuaged by = single dose Of the stimu-
liant, aud by occasionally rcsorting to it. the
return Of the complaint may be prevented.
As General Tonic, HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS produce effects which must be exper-
fenced or Witnessed before they can be fully
appreciated. In cases of Constitutional! Weak
ness, Premature Dec0y and Debility md De-
creptitude arising from OLD AGE, II exercises
the electric influence. In the convalescent
stages Of all diseases it operates as de-
lightful invigorant. When the powers 0
nature are relaxed, it operates to re-enforce
and re establish them.
Last, but not least, il is The only saf ST.
snulant, being manufactured from sound and
innocuous materials. aud entirely free from
the acid element present moro or less in
all the ordinary tcnics aud stomachics Of the
day.
No family medicine has been 80 universally
and it may be truly added, deserped!y popular
with the intelligent portion Of the community
as HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Prepared by HOSTEL FER & SMITH, Pitts
huru Pa Sold by all Dru0niste Grooers and
Storekeepers everywhere. v5n5lyl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
rrcYcmcnfr Of the Rct~l..

HAERIssuno Saturday. Aug. g. 1894.
There are numerous rumors ahcat regarding
Che Rebel invasion but very few be traced to any
Crust worthy source
We siil have comm nicaton With GreercGstle. and
tisreches from there indicate excitement SID refer
90 no forces OF Rebels in such close proximity r1ors
place item 10 that town.
Yesterday The Rebels advanced snlcl force TO Mid
6ehure APPOINT north Of State Line nnd between which
and Hngerstovn their oragrg PARTIES are reported 70
have conducted themselves wi.b erea. b;uislity
From this morning it is evident this force hrs
been withdrawn from Middle5urg and posted
eat Haeersiown whers the Rebels evidently pause n
sher progress for Endorsements Tie fact thet they
were signaling by rockets last Iiglt at Hagcrsown Is
an Indication tta there Il either force In close proI
fnity to that Place that those in possession of the
town desire 10 Glyise approaching parties Of tAeiT
WhercabOat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
LATER HR0Es NEW-ORLEANs.
Arrival Of sornc OF Oar Released prisoners
from TexnS--No Important War News

The steamship Matanzas, Ldcsegan, Now-oT-
leans 3lst . with merchandise and rasscrgers'oJ As
cenco Co., arrived at this port last night The steam
.hip Merrimnck, hence arrived at EewOreans on the
3lst Same dcy. twenty miles down the river passed
steamship Evening Star bound up the river LIST INST
at a. H.. passed steamships Creole ard Mississippi.
bound up I'd inst. lat % 40 long s. 50, exchanged
signals with rrtish brig Grace Wortlingon, OF Belsc
Honduras. bound east 5h Inst lat. 81 30 long n H.
spoke United States gunbont with white snokostacks;
understood the Monticello, on cruise The aatana's
brings the following passengcrs
Lerts Ierre ard Brckev Capts. Sanford Hork'n, ard
Fec. leafs Jenkins Stevenson, r. W Lyon James can"
on IL w Norse, II. Huube, l.. T. EDDY Lieht Co' ~ D.
Durrune Capt Co. oherne, Capt Cond"n thii; lioc-
or Col J. Hurrcl. Lieut. Is 7. Sowe, Linui j. a. NV
comb Capt, Sylns savage, Lieut. s. J. White ,isni. y
The Matau3ls briggs 5ls bales cotton AMI $40 boxes
sugar.
We arc iaisbtca TO the Purser for fayors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

BUSIL'n Brooklyn on Friday evening. Aug M'ry EI's
infant daughter Of w ~ and Euphemia Busa' ased IL
months and Is days.
III. relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO asnf
Washington street, Brooklyn on mo1dHy' Aug. T. a. J
o'clock pm.
COCK--At Great Neck Long Island on sefnsday Aug =
1sc rlsy, cd friend. Of the family ore invited to stent
the pe., al Fiulds Meeting House ManIa'ses on iHN
pav ITueslsy) oh inst. at IL O'CLOCK Il m.
FAtRMAN-Iu brooklyn Friday evening Aug >, OF con
SUMPTION Eugene A. only child o, Jsuhs D. ana Ansos
leu.e T. Faiiuinn IN the 18Th year OF msagc
n ard kiends Of the family Invited TO atom
nj Funeral AZ the residence of hv peleus, No. ya WsSs
o'GocA &. IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

viacs FOR the payment 70 each Substitute of AN cxtrn
bounty If sp5 aud viii thus Increase the amount
coycd by the substitute 10 an equal sum with that
Which has been hitherto received by volunteers only
In is important or intending substitutes to notice that
this extla bounty which VIII I've Ihc bighest pail any
wheEe for sustilute. only bo obtained by them
their Themselves personally ut the county
fuiting office as Il they are introduced ny broker
the S.sJ VIII be climcd ny ana pau 70 nih There
fore let every drafted Dag and hi5 snhsii'utc go to-
qeter by Themselves 10 Mr. Bnt: and thus avoid the
sb,dr Of chear, themselves of sti5 for the benefit
OF oLss II men 40 10 good TO tLer country nor
an! body in ii.
THE oSE-uu SDRED AND SECOND REGIMENT N. q.
shy.
The followino order was issued on Saturday:
IIzAseuARrERs lo2p RECT ~ q. ;. y. ,f"{
NE.-i osE, Aug. =, lS6t
GEyERAL OnpERs 30 IL omf,nilnt. Of oonpe Sna'
HEREBY directed tn report ~ th'e n,en
dsy Ansst a. IL Cc.ock o. matching osdeis Aa''"s "
Cosm.ndnn,s win take immediate step. TO have every nn
who La. been uniformed brouss u once 20 w ,p u"
Governor: I;lind. Ny o,de'' Col JOHN ~ "iL'I''
HgsRr J. WHIT. Adj"'ant-
GEN. sHlLER EXPECTED HOME.
The friends Of Gen. Alexander smaller VIII uc
clad 10 learn that Mr. VIM. D0vd received telegram
on Friday night from iieut-Col o. II. Hart annoahc
ing the, he sad bocn exchanged and would aiiNo oh
the steamer Fulton.
RECRCITiNG FOR THE MILITIA.
Capt. Street, Go. |, 25d Rcgimsnt, n. ! -. NJ.
Droalyn Ia fapdy Cling up thc ranks OF us com
nany GOOD chance for young to avoid Tho State
draf for tie militia ia cfnIcd by joining the 3D.
RETURN or TIKI NINrTIHfu REGiaENT.
The Goth Regiment, n. y. s. V, returned 70
Brooklyn yesterday. frrlough ofthirty days Ihey
are undc- command of Col Nelson shnirae ana nun
her no mon Ah0ut 10 remain NJ Tia. pe's Ferry. The
BROOKLYN Common Council voted item some
time since but their arrival 80 long delayed tlat
no arrangements could DE- MADE INC i''n h'Iii'i .
VIZ, In readiness on SATURDAY to escort thein fli as
tey ala not aIriyc they were dismissed To-day they
vii probably be formally welcomed. Tie 10Th mnrched
10 Ito state Arsenal in portland hveHte who're they
st1.krd he miiscs and permitted Ia go 10 tlc
families and friends. The mcn looked very much IT,
tguod. They have recent.y done scveTo service ia
Maryland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
The Hebei Cavalry.

WAsrNO1oS, Saturday. Aug. O isC4.
A gentleman who arrived here last night, and
who has been IN Hsgerstown for tie past week ssyg
sha tho Rebel force OF cayGy Which drove Coles
oily and portion Of Hunters infantry Of that town
on Friday aa were for tho greater por; dressed Ia
Cnioa uniforms.
number II families for, Montgomery Comfy Mary.
land, to-day came TO Warrington panics.rcken nnd
reported that the Rebels approaching In that
direction The farmers were evidently frightened ~
seeing cayely force Of OWE installing them fo7
Rebels There were certainly indications of the sp
pgoeeh of tie enemy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
RarlY,a NzoIrnscnts.

ap.nouAsTpxs DEPARTMENT OF TIE SysouErANNA
aug. 6-EYenine. }
So rapid are the changes in the military STU
IT.. - On v,,iad tho movements OF the enemy. thar
81. almost impossible to ten wha. m honr may bfirs
goth Sill we have some Trustworthy Information OF
oh, srer,v,. ,bercsbout which 1t is deemed not contra
'lasnd to telegraph
The force of the enemy which crossed yesterday ct
>WiuIamsport was all willie crossing by our signal
lcers These officers cstinatea the force they saw ~
between siy and eight ,housnndirtonry cavalry ono
artillery Tie Rebels were little over three hours In
crossing As to the strength Of the force That crossed
Al shcpherdstown there does not seem to he any pac
ularly Trustworthy Information 1t is vnIiousy esti'
mated OF from two 10 three thousand These figures
are solely based the reports Of citizen sSedanu"rs
Prom source that is deemed Trustworthy VIC nave
Information that Esrys total force three days ago Gu
not exceed II 1t reached. 300c0 The nan VINO Drought
ahe report came direct from North Mountain S'""oh'
on the line Of the Baltimore and ono kairVHd ana 10
eersonay known TO your correspondent he says 'ie
enemy have been very active in gathering ana getting
of supplies. Rebels whom he cane IN contact VIII
srd they were going 10 have big gAt before they ie
and as they M confident Of success they expected to
stsy where they were ell SIMMER.
Gen. Early is reported 20 have told well known 'cdy
An Martin burg that II the Intention OF the Rebe
GovernnseI 70 Gerry the into Maryland and Penn
ayysnia ard other States 10 bow lorg the NORTH
would stand It, Ear,y very tcesttul in his Feinai
end said he wonld 60 where and when he Pleased Is DC
desired.
The Rabs have taken possession OF everything IL inc
.hare Of wagon for transportation purposes 10 some
.fbr this class of property, they gave Rebel money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

HALI-At West Stamford Conn. Monisy sfs,nocn hnH
Eveyn s. dans.rr Of simeon and s az.
Portsmouth IN. H.) papers please copy. ~,
HORTONsuddenly on Friday, Aug s. a. Red BANK -:
T1oTi. Fsf1wh HSrsS sdr. fn 1sSy ''
~. inferred la Cypress Hil Cemetery ye'o'
day tsundsyl.
uHrSp9ERsoE sosdc9ly MSn.rs.l c.s;ds , ssSs
The time ofhe fpnsr viii bep.bishd N the %Srms u
pcrs 10 which his friends and ts mesnberss Of Oleen~H@
Lodge No ld7 y. and A. ~. are invited
HUGBES-suddenly at Piqua, Ohio "Wednesday morn.
ins Aug while the wy bis home after three yrsv
Herman hughes, IN ihs "a year q bis eye:
TIE rensrs have bssa intsed In the Marble Cemetery
EisSAMAt Jsmaics, Ions Island on Saturday, Aug g. q
pars'y,s Mary 4. wife q Dr. G:crss II. ks'sn $3.50
Tie ,,sS s s' n s4a o the s III.
ss. 9" Ss%; s i%ssSGs 1'''A
NrLLFR-In Tssl Hampton Long Island on Thursdsy Aue
jeremiah Mier Of the late Jeremiah Miller. ;ssd
years.
MArsHALL-In Ro,sgry, Mas. S',yphcd s;ys,. 9. ss.-
Notice OF funeral viii he giveain the evening pspers
PtGooTT-on Saturday evening. Aus 0, Augusta perot
The relatives and friends Of the family IRE 'fs
ssr County, N. T. on Tuesday Aug 1t III O'Clock .. m
RawDON-rn Schenectady, on Mordsy evening Aus. !,
Day ,ssns labels. AGED Il years and months susss
of MaTranet 3. Rswdon aud he late Freeman hs~oon.
The remsins taken to Little Falis for iaserm-nt'
sCRYMsER-At Nysck, Rockand County, on Saturday
evening, Aus. g. Mary Elizabeth. sget year and non'n
nisnt daughter Of Johu aud Ciarrda scyse, OF
The f"nds Of tho family ssnectuy invited to attend tho
f1rsr which viii take place the residence OF the 20
rsI' No sidney place. Brociiyn on Tuesday sern'ss
STURGES-At Msnksto Mimi. Saturday. July 90 Mn
Craze A.. vile Of Dr. q. A. Sturges, se.d % years
WOTHERSPOOS-At fiznhesses. Long Island Saturday
Aug James Woshenpoon. in the That y-sS Of his
Tho relatives and rnds Of tho family respectfully stea
attend bis funeral from his ise resid encs Msnnass
Tuesday morning Aug. without further notice. frrnds
can take the from James slip Tht yfour STREET
ard connect with the H. l. r. r. .ra'n Or MiCeoia
whore carriages viii be In waiting TO convey them 70 the
yssdcnc- Carriages will also BE- in waiting at Atlantic
Frrry brooklyn at I .. m. fer Greenwood
wEINER--Tn hi, city, on Sa'orday Aug g. Csiherins.
wife Of George Wein-r Of Akron, Ohio.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend the
nen services toe residence Of her brother Charles
Wed No. ia Eadson street. Tuesday afternoon -
o'clock
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RHOO,SlXN lrEMs.

EXTENSIVE SEIZURE OF STOLEN PROPERTY.
About D o'cltct OH sunday morning. Sereapt traiis
pud OLDER CGup.ie, ~ tho Forty Second iic'Ii 81
Police observed two saspciCrf-l0osine iacn iot'rns
nbou. the corner Of plymouth and NAN streets Wv
anfirunCnlng them another man Vac seen ",Hluk
y ron gh Plymouth street with nt ot rope uN W.
bo,ng able 10 account tor - possess"n III ts'he1o!y
manner NE. taken Ia the station Hor,c. On gong 10
the dock the .nicor discovered Two honts fnu ,"r y
learned that number at bags filled WIN ai'sp' t,,
Leeu transferred 10 iuuk siop ~ the c"'Ir "i 's,
rlou.lt n.l Min strrefs The police tJo! fssessio vi
tho b,i, md tb. OF ers visited tie junk shop "Lhio
thew ioGnd eght BAGS Il nlspce which hhh Just tc"
broulut In Ia tho cellar they discover" iai 70
QUANTITY u allsplcc. cotton, neT nha oS I"N' ',
coffee &c., which was taken 70 lhe 't-tp'n
order CT Capt Jucobs. whore II now Ft''sIs io Nv.
fcstio Ia working th. Ep tho officers inuia ihat
large qtenii,y Of coffee hnd sr,h Removed nom h no
int o,hnr e. lnv k,.orc. The cXLcssnHn VINO
removed il beinc found. stated that 10 had
Laken ID h. EedcInyers score IN i~yiIonI ar'e,'
Tie olers found there ~ bags Oh coh.s t'i chnua
which mad been sold 10 bin by AnbtaLcy, the JUN
man. u was secured and conveyed 10 ios ."1
Hors. IN connection with the above aneu oihccfs.
Policemen Ptnrco and Borrne suos'oded IN ar1estng
Hugh Nubrnaey the keeper OF tee JanA'sbopi rhrlos
MGloncy and iNrick Rreslin weo are shdtsea M
scnling the goods aud selling thorn "a habrincy lht
amount a progeny recovered 10 vlkued ~ S1u" &C
cor,ng 10 ,he a,,souIt books found. Malone oId u
Mdlany, hinoc july 2, coffee, WOOL ioi i9pr' p'aa'
Ap to ihe amouu 0.s 81 40. H!esuh - III NV ss,l'
X I'd of goods srrc The date amounting W S15 30
The smear and woo ~ supposed 10 hu'o oceh rioici
gum tue acne 81 she late fir, NJ The foot :" 'erNenp
street The cotton appears WAS bought ior IA cent
pound and s,Sd for - ccn,s o. Me-" Aorh ihn roon
mr., I'm I've % session OF no police, ana aMrnhg oWpc
10 identity tkal. The pil Ones nre ioeLel UP, neuu
! t!lne, ~ await irther OeyclOpoEients
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
Skill IA Hngersfawn.
IL THE Field. Cumberland Valley
Ang. 6-Nigkt.

Col. n. II. Boyd, 2lst Pennsylvania cavalry,
nss his scouts ont VITO closely watch the enemy aad
learn their movements The substance of the repoTts
Drought in BY these scouts is Is follows:
The enemy still occupies Hage'stown. and has force
st WiIiamsro,t We get nothing Trustworthy nom
sther quarter Smell scouting stealing pa-tes are
rcported about both places bat they do Lot come this
~ey.
Tie enemy Is reported moving toward FFederiek'
with cavalry infantry ard ariilery.
Gems Couch AID Cadseaier arc Doth In tho ted OF
active military operations Itis not in?rudent to ~.
shat Gen. Ccueh was at NaIrisbrG last night.
Tie force Of the enemy crossed at WD!nmsport II
blvouaekne in tho DoigAborlood OF the Antietam bat
$le-ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
ILLINOIS The Hon. L. Il. Washburnc has
been IenOminated from the Hid District Of Illinois

ARRIVALS IN TIE CITY.-Maj. Gen. ". i.
Franklin AID Brig. Gen. G. r. Stonc U. =. Army: ii.
de Beriodano. Spanish Logation ). Il. Kennedy Eng.
iisb Leighton. and s. Il. Clifton Life Guards Canada,
are at the Brsvoort House
Brig Gen. W u. Ledlie. q. S. Vols; Hon. ". But.
Ter sprlngheid Hi Dr.. 4 r. Elliott. army Of Poto-
mac; Dr. paner. Phlla.. and Col. Cassou. lid " L.
Vols nre nj tho 1T. Schclas Hotel
Col T.. W Peirce. 9th Mass.; i. w. CAN'T, Arkan.
sas, Mai. Manadier u. S. Army; Col Wentworth, sd
Me- ard Capt =. L. SIctson. U. S. Vols, gro ct the
A stOr House.
Capt: Tibbhs; city Of Cork" andJ. Killgur. PANE,
nt TIE Everett House.
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Lntesi abip News.


steams,p City o. CorS fPr Tibbes Liverpool July -
ard oueen-ton eSth 1889 with % cabin and loo steer
s:s i, esnlshp Arabia bound up; s5;b or old hea
OF kn.ae .np fisr"'s Queen bound npi zs,l' ~
city o. iuercS bound T. 2sh lat. 81 H. Ion. - se~
tcim.p Aratii. bound T.. Aug 2, from ls ~ to w. lon
ip Isaac Wrhb from Liverpool r EewYogk 81 days oct
tcan Al ns' Dupont gu. y 'ransPorl Carp-htef Fore
rrs- Monroe 3 hours, W u $ Quares'nA'ser Had 70"
s;sansr Hiac a. g ,rsnspor) Eldrdse. Fortrs.. Non
Is VIII Gil .icA ssd wounded soldiers 10 Medca
s,~ser Pr.,ol. Charles. Phlaielphi mi.c aud pa's 10
ss-sarr Facon, Aldrdsr Providence, rd'c, &c., to Ed
ward hyuusf. - 4.
steaaler wes,chester Baker Providence udc. 20 Eawd
GaIs nrn, eel sud tof prenos Ayres Weeks, Boston
ball.. 10 ReynolGs. Cnshnan.
Egg A% .1. e. r, r. O. T. snai.ou
l,rs Raven af q, John NB.), Anthony Bowling ION the
Cydei 81 days, rudss crie July ~, lat $6 50, lon =
sehr. S.ili i.oin.s Arnold Ro,don, for Proydencs
schr. Albeit Macon. GeIy. Vsl hlves.
schr. Barrs saft Kelley Boston.
srlrT Minnie. Wilkins. Garntou.
setr. Lsnauipe. Grrnesy N'iebsn. r...,,
scnf. savoy Crnwsl tizsD4thror. for Providence:
schr. Albion. Bvrgcss, i.@abe,hpor' f?f rorsno tn
Sehf. y Cfo.by =, RondoGs for bo..on-
: se',. E.,sH fS' ,is''9 o., n,,,
SEM foIng Auorica. Potter, Proviirree.
S.hr. Connect. "a, Chopin. Nc~- l"nfoiL
S-hf. e. }. Beckett, Ronb n, stonin ton.
schr. Doll y. rotten. pyune. New 'isven.
Sem CrTone k.. flaming, Llb,c " days. hth 10 !oEi
. UOyi onf sons.
.,cir. iuiilr, -. Wlrrhsp.
SEN. FafttcA. Ffrry. n-N Haven for Eondout
scl.. Mary .rtt' NIut. New ltdorl wood
s~hr. iabs-t Mrrton. Crowe,. Doaton-
Scirr. Ant. iiur-sss, N~w-iicvcn.
scir. !. 2. Ni.!tce. Alien. bosiOn. bo1fis.
Srlr. EIiysbsta. ITosJy ,tatAani
>ci.r. sec tsf -, fOu Eweu Tor Prov i'nce
srir j. Coodlyc,i Oar, knnloat Tor Providence.
MfnD--At sla.gi, y. ". ord igLt.
BELOW.
Ship sooloo OIsmjl ~ t'y. rom Manila
SAILED.
Ava. f.-st. Inrr--pcirsl Nia others.
ahy-iierry. " .,
us F4uny iisu,iou Tweed. Patriarch ssu'brh Anita,
rsr.niln, Aark,lilp kradne.
hd..-Fc.,iraol CsFisS =. Drunlmoni, D. Trowhrdge,
fctrolerA. l.. lowe. rrncfs. tii -, OSA Di..go, r.
T.. p..y, Wa.4u.. Amy wooster, Nas-.
DISASTER.
TIE scl- Union q fo.mou,l. wAile sor; through Hell
Gao. st!.cA OF Nort- Frotl. po.nt aud sunk.
ssSst-sss-. ara ssusSr.- ssyy.
TAlyrrfis tacus
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T..c Iscbeis ysr.rca:;ng.
NAnRlsBuno. saturdsy. Augusi 8

EABKsBuRo, Saturday. August Go 2. N.
A dispatch received Lele &; noon by the
cashier Of the er1slurg Bank Fl 'he ceshier OF The
Bank states ,fat the Rebels evacuated
TagerstoVn this norDi,g This rs subsequently con
6imed 10y dispatches TO headquarters, which add tae'
che Rebels are now retiring along The Potomac River
an the direction of Shepherdstown.
Tie lest dispatch rom the operator OF GrcencastC
otated that lie was about proceeding to State Line
and from thence TO EageTetoWn 10 open up teegrfphC
CONN unicGtOr.
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Latest About the invasion.
WAsHNcTog. Auc. 7. lsl

'|14fINVIO', nuL. Z, IrVt
Ate, careful Investigation Of rumors, and on
inquiry at the military headquarters in this city it has
been ascorqucd beyond doubt that tcro has been no
considerable contest fought in tho negborhood Of tho
old Antietam battle grouai up TO O'clock this evening
Ali. is made certain by the flct That lsye tele.
graphic communication with Uagcrstown. and that ito
eiary operotor there in his rsus dispatches TO these
Headquarters during the day hes not even referred n
rumoT Of u baitiC.
u Is d,lrca.t 10 Ascertain .shere ths Rebels arc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
An Appea, - Gen. Cn:wninder.
HEADQUARTERS BRASpYu1Sr DETECT.

HEADQUARTERS BRASDYN1SE DIrricr.
HARPIsBrGG, Aug. g. 1891. )
80 NE peop'- OfGs City Of Pt.adshis G1d 10 Iiei"v
The Rebel arny is again upon the border OF
cur State. The Governor has called for 5000 voun-
eeer militia 10 be mustered O he serscc Of the state
30 serve during tho emergency for Is 1efense appel
20 yonr patriotism aud State price 10 respond promptly.
ard urge thst you viii Immediately assemble in y0ur
scspeciye wares and organize companies 10 proceed
forthwith to this city Yon viii be frnished with trans
portation by railroad, and your arrival YOU will be
orsped into regiments. srbsised and into the
ecrce Of the S,ate for State defense during the period
at tue existing emergency.
0Ho. CADwAIApER asjor-Gen. Commanding.
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,ostod but the impression among military men here is
that collision viii take place near Middetown about
miles north Of Frederick
Gen. Hunter has been superseded BY Gen. Sheridan
in the command of the army operating on the UPPER
Potomac MajorG Couch hos returned from Fits
burg and is at his headquarters In this city
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Reported Wnnenvcr Against Wheeling.
BArTIMOIY Aur 7-q:45 y. IN.


1t is reported here that force of Rebels were
crossing the Potomac Yesterday beyond Hancock and
were going in the direction Of Wheeling Tho same
authority says that Early has been or is being reen'
forced Ivy LonGsireets Corps and that Wheeling Il the
ooint 20 be aimed at We haze no means Of ascertain
nz the trusworthincss of this report but wo think 1t
IS not Trustworthy
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DEATH or JAMES 8. sLuYrER-MrEr1so O.

DRArm or JAMES s. SLUYTER-MEETIsG OF
TIE BAR--A meeting OF the Bar wa called for Satur-
day. at noon to give expression OF the regret OF the
legal procession ct tho loss has sustained Ia the death
II tho Hon James s. Suytcr. who died on tho 80 inst
Mr.. Chauuccy ShafIer was called upon u preside and
Mr.. X San,av elected Sccrctary. MI sansay ssid
that large number % the members OF the Bar were our
Of town, and os IL desrous to have iuH Mtehd'
ancc he moved that this meeting adjourn to Monday;
al 10 o'clock and that those present attend the fcnrf
Of the deceased this Saturday afternoon The motion
was cerriel
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Ruincrs in Baltimore.

BALTMONE NAttrdny, Aug. u Is'4.
We have nothing here but Iumors IN regard
90 the movements Of the Rebeis in the valley or the
Upper Potomac, There Is nothing definite.
The opinion is still entertained herr that the essentiIl
object Of the Rebel demonstrations is 20 gather IL the
crops In the valley and that invasion viii not te
yt0usy attempted.