Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1862, Page 1

EVENING STAR PUBLISHED VERY (SUNDAY BXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS Corer of Pennsylvania evs. and Eleventh street. a Ww. D. WALLAOH. Papers served in packages by carriers ai S40 year, or 37 cents per month. To mail subseribers fhe price is $3.50 a year, in advances; $2 fer six meaths; $1 for three months; an¢d, ‘ee. thaz farce months at the rate of 12 centsay, 2ek. Sia- gle copies, onz cxnr; in wrappers, rwo exxrs. (> Avvznriseumnrs should be sent to the @fice before i2 o’clock m.; otherwise they may ‘Cet appecr until the next day. ne OO FROM THE SOUTHWEST. {Correspondence of the Chicago Times } Carino, Sept. 2 —Asearly as Wednesday of last ‘Week it was known that the rebelGen Villipigne ‘was moving northward on the Mississippi Cen- tral Railroad with a force of ten thousand men. ‘On the above day be Grand Junction with @ portion of his force, the remainder moving up on the following dey. On Friday he sppeared ia the vicinity of Bolivar. His force was ma!niy mounted infantry—an organization sdmirably adapted to rapid movements and operations in un extended region. On Saturday he was salled by a reconnoltering party under Lieut. Col. Hogg, of ny Loar iillnois Cavalry, when oc- curred the riiliant engagement of which you have bexrd all the particulars that have been re- celved here, in which A lost his life. Saturday night,; ther rebel forces were nasi, Fe up, and througbcut Sunday and Sunday night, the railroad north of Bolivar was kept uaceasingly busy in transporting rebel sol ._ In the mean- ime, Villipigue quietly forded the Hatchie river, ta polnt a short distance west of Bolivar, and hed on nerthward with bis column, making festation at Medon Station, half way between Bolivar and Jackson, thus effecting a d'sruption in communication with Bolivar by veil, and Interposing bis own force againat the march of reluforcements to that . Subse- quently it was ascertained that Price, with a large army, was bebind Villipigne, and as soon as the latter had crossed tbe Hatchie, the former stepped into bis old cam) ing gro , where his forces rend zvoused. ving brought up his army, Price proceeded to dispose of them so as eifectualiy aud completely to invest the little town of Bolivar. Villipigne, in the meantime, pushed forward from Mendon, threatening Jackson, Sesesine the railroad in his march, and burning severe carloads of cotton that were standing upon the track at way stations esterday two regiments of Illinois troeps, the 13th and 20tb, stationed at Estapsula, were sent out to attack Villipigne in his rear, They came upon him about seven miles from Jackson, end after a short engagement, at most wonderful odds in faver of the enemy, gave him a severe drubbing, puttin: bim toan ingloriousrout. We lost about ha: dozen in Killed in this affair, and less than fifty wounded. The success of the ement re- flects tLe highest credit upon Col. nis, of the 13th, who had command. The enemy left 110 dead bodies on the field, and their wounded are estimated at from 220 to 309. ‘This affair by no means terminates the attack on Jackson. Undoubtedly Villipigne was taken unawares, end his forces must have been thrown into confusion. It is scarcely credible thgt two broken regiments could put to flight and perma- nently disorganize a well organized force of ten thoussnd men. Villipigne, indeed, is already known to heve reorganized hie men and still menaces Jackson. While he holds this attitude Sennen cannot be sent from there to Bol- var Bolivar is well fortified, and yeeros natural advantages of defence that will engage all the skill, muscle and metal the enemy can bring to bear at present to take it. Its garrison consists of about 7,000 men, including some of the choicest Tegiments of the Army of the West. It is nodoubt the enemy’s intention to take the place, if such a thing be tole, but the small Posted there for its defence will givea good account of ves. You have been furnished by telegraph with all the information we have pote 3 General Buell. Hisgreat battle of Wednesday and Thurs- day last, near Chai dou! the = events of the war. The information We have kere shows that he was attacked on eas Ls overwhelming numbers, against whom he with consummate courage and de- termination The ears cae with vary- results, termina:ing however, ith adecided tage to the enemy. During Wednesday night r aforcements arrived to Buell’s asalstance, sent forward by Gen. Grant, and on Thursday the battle was renewed with mutual earnestness. The wearied forces of Gen. Buell fought like heroes, determined not to give way while life lasted. Their allies from Grant’s army stood b them wiih equal firmness, and altho! the ad. vantage, in point of numbers, was with the rebels, they were at length forced back; then their rere broken, and finally they fied in confusion. Full Particulars ef the Late Fight between Gigel and ticDewell—a Bi jant Passage atArms—Gen Halieck -eparates the Com- batants—It was about “vip and Tuck.’ [From our Special Correspondent with the Army of Virginia.) er the New ee Bebingy-t home correspondent says ‘‘the rumor it Gen. peDowell has been shot by Gen. Sigel, or any- body else, is simply absurd, and hardly worth denial,” the Plain Dealer’s special correspond- ent—who is apse acting in the capacity of png eon mP one of our army Roeper jn every respect; an ves us fuil details of the affair, in his last lene to'this pa- per, from which we quote: During the las¢ indecisive action with the enemy, General Sigel, while —- his favorite jackass down to the R for the pur- pose of watering bim, and also to wash his Gigel’s) feet—(which had become frightfully ‘irty from riding through the dust all day bare- footed)— hsppened to Py General McDowell seated under s clump of alder bushes playing seven-up with his nigger servant. Indignant at seeing McDowell thus 5 e had entrusted to him the important work of drivin, the enemy to the wall, capturing Richmond, a: 4 breaking the backbone ef the rebellion, Sigel rq Generul Pope to hold bis }» while he advanced te within speaki: of the careless McDowell; when the conversa- Jon ensued : Sigel. irwin, what in the nameof mercy 8re you ’bout— under them bushes playing cards with that miserable nigger, after 1 hed ordered you to destroy the Southern Confederacy ?”” McDowell.—* None of you cussed business, you insignificant Dutch sap-head you—go and take = of your — and mind your ean ‘There’s men and postage stamps enough in the country to carry on the war for Afteen centuries. Bo it won’t ap one Sigel —“Mr. McDowell, that you sre an over- wn lummux, is evident to ispassion: Shecrver of out epcia’ end mites bond " and therefore I stall not dwell on that point, but one coy 4 certain. If you don’t get up, ‘put ‘to,’ and Richmodd before night, [’ll send a couple of balis through you, or my name aren’t Sigel.” 4 latter becoming convinced that McDowell ‘Was not intending to obey him, immediately fired Doth guns at the offender in quick succession. ‘The first shell lodged in McD's moutb, where it exploded, knocking out two teeth, and causing 2 —- hemorrhage at the nose. The second bis nigger servant, with whom he had been playing seven up. The Teutonic officer observing that thirty-two und shells bad noserious effect upon his an- t, Big red toclose with him. Accord- ingly he aside his uniform—with the excep- tion of one suspender—{ McD. having previously stri to bis stockings) and the twe genera! “elinched in’? The struggle was a ieopurkie one, aod was of such a peculiarly interesting character, that, eventually, both armies rested on their arms, mingied together inthe most friend! manner, and tntently watched the fight. Gener Jackson was observed frequently to slap the back of General Pope ina ap — eonndior| either party gota punch; ee! won coon te beat Wonka og of ers co—from which to cat a ‘‘chaw’”’. men con- versing the while in a sociable chat. Before the fight was over, Jeff Davis—who had been summoned by telegraph—arrived upon the with bis wife, baby and nurse girl, for re of seeing the fan. Jeff. laughed so hardat . that MoClellan was under the necessity of escorting him to his (MeClellan’s) uarters, and there administering to the re- bel President a d .G. Foethd reg my jose of R.G. Whisky, in order to The combatants were finally se; by Hal- leek, who arrived in Washington just as the fight was at its height. Hal. administered to doth Sizel and McDowell a kick, and bade them bebave themselves In the future; after which the enemy retired, and quiet was restored —Cleve- tant Plain Dealer a, {7 Prince Alfied, whe was in Russia at last secounts, Lad visited the Bi A > « d taken « carriage excursion with the Empress ber cid st duaghter. The Prince was cbout » start for a days’ visit to Moscow — if be St Louls and Chicago Railway ts to + 8d Leith of S-ptember, to the bigheat er ‘ cot less than one maililon dollars is a chance for small capitalist. o8, XSi x From Cellfornia. San Francisco, Sept 4 —The stexvmer Consti- tutto: ed vesterday for Panama with {70 p2s- Beng iad $-76,000 ta treasure for New York, 841,709 for Eogla d and $13,000 coastwise. Since th» decision of the supreme court agzinst receiving legal tender notes for the State tax, they have sold as low at 15 percent. discount. The pointof the decisicn {* that taxes are not debts within the meaning of Congress, so the provision of the State consitution requiring taxes to be paid in gold must remain in operation The receip!s from the mines since the depart- ure of the last steamer amount to 2,000,000 The silver frem the Ophir mines has yielded $200,000 during the past month The elec vesterday resulted in the over- whelming triumph of the republican Union ticket. In every county heard from the antl-Lathem can- didates for (he Legislature have been elected. TELPGRAPHIC NEWS. THE INVASION OF MARYLAND. —_ MOVEMENTS OF THE REBELS. Sects i All Qaiet on the Pen : — ylvania Line. CHamBerservee, Pa , Sept. 9, 1o’clock a. m — A scent reacoed H erstown last evening, who left Middletown (15 miles seutkesst) at 5 o’clock. He reports that the enemy were there in consid- erab'e torc? and edva 4 All the rolling stock ef the raliroad has been removed from Hagers'own, and the telegraph office evacuated there und opened at Greencastle, Pa . from which place scouts and messengers willbe sent. Further intelligence is expected foon. Cra RSBCRG, Sept. 9, Midnight.—A citizen | The amendments to the constitution were adopted ef this place, who lft Gettysburg at 2 o'clock | by a large majority this afternoon, ssye that he stw a tan there who} say Francisco, Sept. 6.—Arrived, steamer reported that thece waa no enemy betweeu Fred- | Uncle Sam Penama Sailed, ship’ Western Con- erick and that point this morning. Reports from Hazerstown this evening stute that there ia no ene sy in force near there. There has been no telegraph communication with Ha- gerstown since 9 o’clock, but we expect to hear from the operator duriay the night Preparations for Sieetisg the ebels--Gen, tinent, Hous Kone. carrying: S140 609 fa treasure. ‘Trade t Drills 35. The i ff men snbject to niilitary duty in San Francia o is com a. it contains 27,800 names c rds of 510,009 for the relief of suffering » recently cont:fbuted, went forward In Andrew Porter to Command the Militia— election returns (incomplete) ebew forty- Citizens Leaving Maxerstuwn and Cham- | seven Union members of the Assembly elected, aad foir Union democrats. Every Latham aem- ocratic Senator ‘s defeated. Six Douglas demo erats and four Breekinridze democrats hold over, constituting the sole opposition element iu the Senaie, Which hus thirty-nine members Me Me Harxtcevrs, Sept & —The late movements of the rebels bave uuinasked ecme of the traitors this side of the Potomac Refugees from Hegerst-wn aay that there were iustaa there of men who have formerly professed to be loyal to the Union openly aiding and abetting an advance of the rebels. Brig. Gen Andrew Porter will command the undrafted militia raised in this part of the State Gen. Porter made i:!s repntation for consummate boldness and bravery in Mexico. Ae bes since served with distl rmy for the Union ine flection. Sept. 9 —Returns from two pw a repnblican 'oxs, which, © ratio. will leave the re- ubli be about 3,009, agalust nearly 7,000 @ republicans have crrriea four ont of tive of the congrestional districts The first district is In doubt. There will be large rep can majority In both branches of the Leg!s , thong not as large as last year. PoxTLann, , Sept. €—The result of the election in this city (o-day resuited as follows: For Colbur®, (rep ) 1,369 votes; Bradbury, (dem.) 911; Jameson, (Union dem.) 102, being’a repub- Hean me) ort 335 PoRTLaN fifths of the If tt contins ation of the citi- d especially along y have organized, : 4 of the military au- they should keep as cool and quiet as posaible, prevent unnecessary alarm among the Women, and not move until ordered by compe- tent authority, uniess the utmost neceasity should oe their services in thelr own neighbor- Specniation. 001 "3 Se g 4 ei - Asl write [ learn that a committee of citizens ie Peer rg ae aed Tf tom arkeriie are here from Luncas-er, axing for arms for that | hyq° yeater he has just left Monrovia on Coty ee Pally, 1 belleve, 1s to mupply the | eecount of the approach of the rebels, a party of ounties tf ee Fonte , "At half-past 11 oc their ca y entering there on Sunday. Many ck to-day the regular Cum- ng here brought several nen from Hazerstewn 2 In conversation with a highly intelligent citizen from Hagerstown, that entleman informed me that he left taat place ate last night; that there were no rebels there then; that the people tucre were unduly excited, and thet the very extravagant stories circulated in reference to acces movements there were utterly false; that the nearest approach of the enemy's scouts was thirteen miles eact of Hagerstowa. One of the most respectable and substantial cit izens of Chambersburg also informed me that the Teport of tke arress of a rebel spy there, with msps and plans of the Cumberiand Vall-y in his specnis'ions were rife relative to the movements of Jackson. pme say be ison his way, witha large army, to ttysburg, Pa., so asto be within striking distance of Chambersburg and York, and is new near Hanover, while others assert that he has marched to Westminster, and will move on Balt rein that direction. Others as- sert thit er movement is merely a feint to cover bil ance In Pennsylvania. berland Val’ hunéred and Cham! bare ey train a seandg Capture of a Federal Steamer en the Ten- wessee Kiver. Cinctnxatt, Sept. 9.—On the 3d Inst. the steamer Wm. B Terry, with two Dahlgren howltzere, while ogrouna tn the Tennessee river, was cap- + 1 tured by guerillas The enemy were in ition possessions was a fabrication of excited imagina-} 9"), h@jacent bill, and fired so rapt y as to =, drive the gunuers from their guns. The rebels All Quiet at Hagerstswn CHAMBEReBURG, Pa 9—Keports from Hagerstown say taat a et in that direction. From present indications, better Information will be received to-night and to-morrow, of rebel Movements in tbat direction, than heretofore. There is nothing later from Hanover. All was quiet in that direction at last accounts. Later from Marrisburg. HaxRispvne, Sept. 9 —The telegraph operator left Chambersburg, Pa, bec.use he anticipated that the secersionists there would Interfere with him. Another operator has taken his place there, and reports ali quietand no rebels in the vicinity. No important intelligence has been received from Hanover, or any point on the Northern Cen- tral Railroad thous bt to be in deuger. .K.MecUlure bes been eppojnted Assistant Adjutant General by the President, and assigned for special duty in Pennsylven a. Colonels Thos. B. scott, Jonn A. Wright, John B. Barker and General Porter are here, aiding Governur Curtin, who is in constant commonication with Generai McClellan. General confidence prevails as to the ability to prevent any reid into the State entall- ing serious consequences A rebei deserter, who arrived at Hanover, re Ports tie rebels at Frederick to be 100,000 strong- THE VERY LATE@¢T. No Rebels Beyond Frederick—Aall Safe at Martinsburg HaceEsstown, Sept. 9, 10 p. m.—Everything ts quiet here. Union men who left within stx miles of Frederick this afternoon, report that no rebels are thisside of Frederick ‘iheir pickets only extend four iniles t ide of the town The latest advices from Martinsburg show that allissefe there and that there is no immediate danger in that quarter. Rumered Mevemenis of the Confederates Yorx, Pa., Sept. 9, 10 p. m —Tee rumors pre- vailing as tn the presence of ihe enemy in or on the immediate borders of York county, ure alto- ether untru They are not aud bave vot been in Gettysburg, nor farther from Fre ct than five miles north, and within 2 few miles of Union Bridge. southeast. T son the Northern Central ere runoin. r r time to-algut Our advices cre from Gettysburg this forenoon. All 1s quiet, and no alarm is feit bere. removed the guns from the boat and captured seventeen Government officers and men, and burned the boat. The officers of the boat were liberated. The rebels also captured three free negroes and Fold them on the spot. Se The id Sixth Massachusstts Keturni Boston, Sept. 9.—The old sixth Massachusetts regiment, received the heartiest ovation in their march through Boston this afternoon. They leave for Wasvington via New York and will go throvgb Baltimore The citizens’ war committee publish an address this afternoon urging every able-bodied man to have in bis possession at once the necessary arms and clothing tomeet any emergency thet may occur. Regiment A Troop train threwn from the Track—Sev- erai of the Soldiers Killed and Wounded. Vincennzs, Ind , Sept. 9.—A special train, con- taluing the 98th Iitnols regiment, en route to Louisville, was thrown from the track at Bridge- ort, Jil, on the Obio and Mississippi railroad, ast night, causing the death of five soldieys and wounding thirty or forty more, some fatally. ‘he accident was occasioned by the partial opening of aswitch by a supposed spy, who has been ar- rested. ‘The wounded have been removed to the hospital here War Meeting at Altoona, Pa, ALTooNns, Pa., Sept. S.—A large and enthuel- astic meeting of the cliizens of Altcona and the surrounding country waa held here to-night, in answer to the Governors Velen Eloquent addresses were mede by L. W. Hall and otcers. Companies ere being formed, and all our citizens are awake to the importance of the hour. The Draft in Pennsylvania. PAILADELPHIA, Sept. 9 —The city commission- ers to make the draft vave notice that they will commence on the 20tb to make the draft for the quota required from each ward and precinct, un- jess the same be fi//ed before that time by volun- teers, which will obviate s draft Destruction of a train tlevater. Burraco, N. Y., Sept.6—D. 8. Bermett's elevator, in this city, together with Griffth’s warehouse, was des'royed by fire to-day. The elevator contained 60,000 bushels of wheat and 40,000 bushels of corn. The total loss amounted. to $100,000, on which there is an insurance of $75,000. The War ia the W Cinctnnarl, Sept. §--Gen W took command south of theriver commands north :f the river. has been somewhat woditied ness, exceed Gen. Burbank ‘The martial law Ail plices of bn d- \iquor saiocns are open until 4 o'clock p.m. ‘Troops are still coming In. Uur forces are all drown in bLebind fortifications. ‘The enemy still remained twenty miles distant atlast accounts. The rumor that Gen. Wallace had resigned {s not true Business Resemed in Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Sept 5.—The rebels are reported to-day at Crittenden, twenty-five miles from riotic Action ef Beston. Boston, Sept Sty —Tue city government, both branches, usa voted this afternoon to appropriate $35: bounties for the nine Months volunteers FROM FCRTAEGS MONROE. (Correspondence of the Associated Press.) Fortress Monon, Sept §.—The flay of truce steamboat Cossack arrived from Aiken’s Landing coctberarty are supposed to be @ Mere} tig foreaoon with over six hundred Federal sol- : Giers paroled. ‘hey have been in prison on ‘Arumor this afternoen said that a rebel force Batis latand: They report Gat oa Bapeonbiee tb had marched on Maysviile from Falmouth, and that the city bad surrendered. ever, wants confirmation The stores were cpened and business resumed in Cinctonati to-day. The city presented a lively appearance. The War in Kentucky. Lovtsvittsg, Sept. 9 —On Thursday last a for- aging party from Cumberland Gap encountered a party of rebels seven miles distant. The Fed- eral loss was one killed and three wounded. The rebelg were driven uway with considerable loss, aa they were exposed ton raking fire from our 32-pounderr he rebels yesterday destroyed the water sta- tlonsat Benson and Bsgdad, on the Louisville and Frankfort Raliroad, und tore up one hundred yards of the track. Rumors are quite general here, but those at mp, page are not advised, or do not credit it, that Gen. Thomas L. Crittenden has vanquished a portion of Bragg’s rebel forces near Gallatin, ‘fennewee, and thet also Gen. Bragg’s entire forces are crossing Cumberland river with the view of tnvadiny Northern Kentucky John Hickey, of Philadelphia, was shot in the Libby prison by the guard. The guard id ata Union prisoner for looking out of the window, and killed Hickey insted. The guard’s name was James Owen On September 6th there Were sixty-two of Gen- eral Pope’s officers taken to Richmond and placed in close confinement in the Libby prison; also about thirty soldiers The Kichmond Enquirer of September 6th contains the following: “The past few days have been occupied in the burial of the dexd on the plains of Manassas. The movements of the armies beyond are un- known, the game cf strategy being now deemed essential by both combatanta—the one for the reservation, the other for the capture of Wesb- ington. “A flag of truce was sent from the eaemy a day ortwo after the last battle, asking permission to bury their deaa. Jt was granted, and soon after aregiment of negroes, armed with spades, ap- peared. After performing thelg work they were very pro,erly taken in charge by our troops, most of them being runaway ‘contrabands ? The iSth of September has been appointed by Jeff. Davis as a day of fasting and prayers bya ie ‘The report, how- SS Affairs in Arkansas. iri siven ee erepinest 4th Inst., Mewpais, Sept. 6.—Late arrivals from Helena | 2Vitig the people of the ' Confederate States? report all quiet there. Our pickets stationed in| 1 ##semble for worahip—to render praise to God for the triumphs at Richmond and alanassas. The sume pa claims a victory In the battles of Thursday, Friday and Saturday, aad says that Lee’s headg uarters were at Anandale, eight miles from Alexaudria. The Richmond Enquirer of the 6th says : ‘Jt is now one week singe our last patties, and the public have no information of the particulars. It is trifiing with the public heart to be thus care- leas of its deepest feelings. No one knows who was killed or wounded. We do not know whose fanit 1t ls, but in behalf of the bereaved, we ap- tp to the Secretary of War to ascertain who has en and make it ase @ removal of Col. Thomas B. Biguer, i master of Riehmond, ls bitterly comp ined of. Also that parties of wounded are daily ar- tiving from M ——— bave nowhere to go for them. The Richmond Dispatchof the 4th; ealis on the the country round are frequently troubled by straggling guerilias. An expedition had captured and Ses ht down to Helena the wh: boats from Eunice and Napoleon. The rebel prisoners captured stete that large cumber of Texas troops, oats armed and equipped, have arrived at Little Rock, Arkansas, within the last few days. It is reported st Helena that General Rosecrans made an attack on the revels at Tupelo, but was re- pulsed. Omana, Sept. 8 —Messengers from the Yankton agency een at Sioux City ou the 6in bringing information that that tribe are on the eve tang against the whites. Some settlers cf heave already attacked. Women and ebildren, all along the Missour! river to Fort Randolpn, are aeetog to Sioux City for protestion. Help ws asked fo. ce Congress Sirgpee dn wher jarce for executing the conscri} Bet 0 a8 Guerilias im Kansas—indian Murders 19 | to call into the field tamedistely ieble bodied Dacetah. Leavenworrs, Sept 9 —Quantreii bas taken Uleatua, Jonneon county, Kausat, which be still holds Indian murders are peep aay Dacolab, and the Governor has called the to arms. men between 13 and 45 years of to ena! them 8 at once push thetr line of battle into fhe beart oF the enemy’s country.” it ie eald in Richmond tha: the New Merrimac is a failure, but she is completed, WASHINGTOR, D. C.. WEDNESDAY. Truxe—Card, (meariably, @ advances. Single eepy, per tanwm_..,........81 FIVe OOP i65 .scossreccersecceveccces 475 Fen COPics soons-sccesceseoecesee: Twenty-Bv0 Copier ...eocnceneese: : J It evarisbly fontains the “Washington Newer ‘hat hus mede The Detly Kooning Star clreulste te renerally throughout the coumtry. 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For ticxcts end further information apply ig sylvania Route, north- ue and Sixth st., m. until 9p pores, We effer to sell oxi Watel, which le of MO8P SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE AN ACCURATE AND DUKABLE KEEPER, aca in Storing Silver Ca pattern, &t as low & price an in asked for the trashy Amcres and Lepines of foreign wake, a.ready re Terred to, “a We have ramed the new series of Watoles WM. ELLERY, Boston, Maes., which nemo wil be found on the piate of every Watoh of this man Sfacture, and is one of ovr trade wails. Sold by all respectable Jeweicre in the loa: States. Wholesale orders should be addresied io ROBBINS & APELETON, Arsnts of she American Watch Compauy, anim 182 Broadway, N. ¥. Mr. a SEMKEN. YORK, April 17, isca, 330 Pa. avenue. Warhington. 9. C Dear Sir: We beg toaseare you taat tlie Watches you have bopeht Of us ars all manufactured by tue | ) at n2 ote Grm, - or the bid wit be oon- iu@ individes| proposal of the partuer wrgning opornis from di:loyal parties will mot bs com dived, #ND AN O. TH OF ALLAGIANCE MUST ACCOM- CS PROPOSIT ON tut = ed ireesed Captain C B, Fer- tan: Que e masier J & Army, Alex- ne uli be > ain'y marked, “ Pro- @UAR*NTER. y of od e@ to fill the teem | tohim rust be guarenti Whose ticn@tares myst Si the parves im a dare: Milk street, B: Btromzioip m. b. O Norton, Agent EDUCATIONAL. OUND LADIE the guBran mi bY tv Of US! Or rtifiont> of the Clerk o} Sdsetriog Court or b vats he United States ust be present in peveon when the bids ed, or thew propossis wul not be eonsid- ithe if the Dre- wines @EOKGE- fe American Watch Compaay, Wa'thim, Mase. ani | 2 S82° Mas. Gin’L LER, Princip Sre warranted by the: rto tive entire entiefactor | oStet the onatract As the bo°d must aocom: tue in every rerpect. BH esting & continuance of Rha duties « ion will be resumed on Poy the eontract, it M Po eat Sy your la" ge erders, we are. respect! will he reserssry lore to beve their srpeotfuily scliniedon tant = RCBMNE = gig bondsmren wv. 8 bonds signed in OLUMSIAN COLLEGI coucract in e174 tec'bein can bees Cc WASHINGTON, DC. | wh pomplsteassortmeng of the Genaine Amerioan ticn ot thin oflce, either person- ‘Tho Session of the Pri ry Hohool Opens On | ¢.zes for laaies constantly om hand nnd ten mtn by teiograph. Wednerday, Nepiembr J0ch, aud of the College on | A GEMMENS, Jowollee eon. ‘ORM OF CUARAN TEE. pa last ord ny te For Catalogues or | gu3i-im “hetwonn Sth and isth # We 1 of the cogatr <p Bid Sta'e of farther information ee, Ol cf the Bounty of —-—, and sate oY. SAMS : 3 ante wus rosso “cnc AMEPN: Frenidents | TVW AND SIMPLIFIED MeRMOD Fon | °C rue betoy cearazien, ea ie ae 3H . Profestot AL*XANDER WOLOWSEL, Pi- yn a Union vemais acabemy! snist and Composer, bas revarned | scoe therewith et ne somtracs Ivs on cifion, and opens Should tre ooniract co awarded him, we are pre- ¥AIRTEENTH ACADEMIC YEAR pa id Pa by wig 4 ¥ ing ny S Now ard Simpl.fied Method. By Prof. Wolowski's yor commences svatem, & poreon havi 8 slight knowied; SEPTEMBER AST. iusto willbe enabled 15 ory short ume to mw = music with great fagility, and exeoute operatio as Sa 215 Im*_ | Well as classiosl musio With tare periction, ae JELECT SCHUOL FOR YOUNG LADIES! | to the voos. part, by ~~? way of vooslizstion he tS} No. 28 Noxty K Serazr. SITiVes Bt Most ext. INAry Tesuite, renders the Batwsen Seventh and Eighth Strests, e singer to vooalise fal, and enabiss fine goa ef tons MISS WiLUIAMS wili opens school for young Wire ibe renee + bs appended the offieial 4 Jf .e8 &S be cortifics.e Tove mentioned ) INSPECBION. DELIVERY, &e. All Oats contracted for under this adverti will be rigidly inspocted. anu eneh ~ fg rath Nata tec merchantable qubiity, wil! be re- jeoted. f Engen he be rate from tums to time, as the [ol .s delivered, or so soon shoreafter & the Depot @pactormy bat! be indesdae acl'ity, mooureey Prof. Wolowski reoelves visitors som to ¢ i¢a at tho re dence of her father, Col. John 8, | -o10CK ¥. m~ at his resideros, No. 441 Teuta et., ny ints i? 3 conformance SER Monday, September sth, i Setween Base Fo atime | wan te tonne of tis advortan mort: ‘Will ensure ‘Faition ia the, higher Sead Granckes of eee B No eee. |] the resection of th» proposai, el eation end in French, for 2 UNITED elivers to be made at euch wherf at the city of sermon ——— —— —— 88 une rresibeny ? = cee Avexeccria,as tue Depot Quartermaster may di- “1, ANE REDE LRETED ard In arsuance of lew, 1, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, | 'p he pepot Orartermat — aa iz eoim* a Preetc ont of the United States of Amerio&. do nere 3 cme 2 poegene Mga y fd bigueott " = y deciare and make known thai ® publio mele Wil f too ay, cr lor cies solr oicat eee Be may doesn HEGARAY iNSPIFOSE, e heid at the land office at Srevens’s Poin, i ED: OF er Oe ee tC Peewee OR SDUNG LADIES, | the State of Wipconsir, commencing o: 4 a AO MO 8. aru 1627 and 1629 Spruce st, Philadsiphia. the sixth day of O BOS nak avout 9 ‘Whe res ular course of imstraction emoraces the | the public ig riteated within the folio: d_terpot Quarery aster. _ in ifree mir 2 6i - PROPUSALS y ! stitute a thorcugh bnglish and education. at tg ee MR age Eg ombe bing the Sudeis 2 before the 36th ef Octo~ » toue wl said hay mact be in balsa, rily bo cnied . b.de toe price par 100 roith the bay Tobs weghet at Wessincton, a) thy ‘O10! Froagh is the language of the family. and tx cone atantly spokenictoe[netitute Itis,the object of Particalar, attente) yy and is taught from sie rudi- men: the highoef couree of literature and com- Fownships Nos. 21, $2, 33, and 4, of range § owition. The sch tic your commences Septem- "32,33, ‘d risth and closes Sry ist, Ciromiare, fon (ei dS read id = OF rei I can obtained from Madame Q’HEMVILLYPrin- | Zowneipe hoe a ; meridian, Bade ip No. 31, of racge 2 ‘owneh'pa Hi aocd &, ranges on. Townships Sl and 32, of rangaé at wiveh they will | be 4 if i. aipal of Chocaray Insitute. Lemme) ownsnips Nee. Hamstefreace of f..: couuastor,and to vo delveree at the Monee ownehive Nos. aie 34, 50°35 8s ae, “Fire mekior tds mastetate thesamect aif the 3 ‘o" ing be o REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Townships Nos, 31, 31, 4,35. 3, £7.38, 39. and | Firms makiny bn ' Propriated by law for the use of schools a tz t» bs made in Freasuvy potes, and JAME3 F. HALIDAY, other parposes. together with the » be dirested to COL. A, phca wifi, (Lh. Collector af City Tazes,) on and overflowed iands made thereby unfit 3. A.. ane endorsed “Pro- Will horeaiver cive his entire a:tention as an] for enitied SAR nor te eembie thee eet Oy te = & r oa ni = Bo! enabie the = 7 7 TT 7 ' Agent for the Kouticg and ‘-ollecting of Routs Ou | Kansea, and other Statos, to resimimn the eesncs Tees et bee ee ten <8; baying anc salling tre game, and tof lands” ‘Within their limite, approved se aber A Tk ie - ail other busines connectod with the management | 98, 1850, will be exoluded from the asis, age ef G1) kinds, and F of Kea! Estzto. ‘Phe ‘offering of the sbove lands will be com- 5 y permission, he refers to— menced on the day appointed. and will procssd in AS. C Mos wR & Co, Auciioneera. the order in which they are advertised, uatil tos Joun ©. iiiva3. Editor of the Giobe, whole shall bave been offered, aud the sale thu: . JOHNSON & Co,, Bankers, ten. B.C. closed; but the sale shal! not be kept open longo’ aMas G SERRET, Ex-Mayors of Wsehington than two weeks, and no private entry of acy of ihe 1anes will beadmitted until after the expiration ol eer —— eed nt tes ow iven under my hau ¢ cit hington, ~ this thirtieth day of Slay, Anno Domini, oue Uns? in the Army of the Fotomso, were ehe se -two und eds from (2.2, ofere bor odicines “thy the Presiden aad = forthe penent ofall. ber FE vER Mik ine nol On y provente. out oures =pesdtiy. Une teaspoon- 1 SeLpiaggs AND CITIZENS W WW." maton, Purer Foxrca, Office over Bank of {, Johnson & Co., corner of Sdusylvyania avenue aad Tenth street, second tivo #0 F-0obw™ HM. WREN heving served as Matron the i ENTISTRY bUR SOLDIERS, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, J. M. Epwvxps, intof Water, and in sia aoazo: The C! instr bei: tronger thi Commissioner of the Gen: 5 2 svouid travel withoutit Fa other txewe ior re lal ‘Reeth, recom-arams Se ent ten ee 93 to scat the pocket. als>,her LYN bors} MIXTURE, wlocs esved nundrecs 12 camp from Consumption jast winter, For teetumonisis ste ot Lol, Cone sad Lieut. Rooms, Ciet New York Mae Lioat. Co. neg ident Boos, T35 Notice to Pre-smptron Claimants, Every person entitled to to the right of = tion to Ane of the lands within the townehips and Tepid of cowashins above enumerated, 1s reeuired establish the aame tothe satisfaction of the ‘eo2m- mends itee.f tothe muitary especial! ot Bre compelled to use theic teeth rouchiy. it 1s one eedingiy dara Feoth in- 6 ), HILES, DD. S., 5 = A: jateat 7. dc ro, Guar- 2706 Pear. avenue Register and Reesiver of the land office, and mace | termaater FE) 20 a as5 eolw* * between 9h and 0tb ate, payment therefore @s soon ss practicabie afier bet Go; Lieut beac, ; ap ey, cist. in NovICE’ seeing this notice, a1 d before the day appointed for | =srgt. Major Groce. U Honveraioas, erst. j HE Copa-treratup horeto‘ore carried on by the | *#6°°mmencement of the publio a8 @ of the lande | Douge, Capi. urock t, MaoDowell, Oapt. oP map Deretoior® Carried Op by embracing tho iract ciai otherw! oh Claw | Jeokevn, Se:gt Brad v c uame of & J. Holoerger «& Co. was dissolved by | Wil) be torteites, MORON DS. PS gin tp ae } rr firm y req ~— be bad at Stott’ i to settle without delay; a“ por ee Norz.—Under the regnistions of the Department, signal ote <4 Sonsor ite, beter ees pis ness. 5] KiNG ‘* | as heretofore and now existing, no payment oan be | street; ious, corner 8th and 9 Seer a Shiny oe meg Tare 4 atrocte; B: ung, 363 Pa . ‘2 = uolichersasare spscially a ‘zed to pubitah bi 1 I pelted ate ethics. take Geen by the Commussicner of the Genera: and Oth e, crest, = rwWarkiocee . in informing bit friends aud the public generally | 0 wiSw —— | ppt. Wi fe and Magnetic Eoloeti thet ue wii! Continge Lue pysinossin ali ite branohes PIS BIE, SLOTHS, all, the proper colors ict se who despair of bei under the former name and tite, and wili ecdeavor to merit the sontinued favors of tueir former pat rorage. Fo J. Het Bek BERK & © Huoceseor= to H. F Loudon & C sol Gitisens’, Military and Naval Tau ye LIVERY SVABLE KEEPERS AND OTHER BUSINESS MEN, Having enlarged RY, pincs of business, and hav- ing an incréasod forces, | am now pre. red to do all kinds of CARRIAGE RePaixine with the greatest prompt. nese. aving none but first class workmen, wsing none it the best cf material, and charging eine nf price, pors<ue wishing to have their work d Weil aud prownptly would Ladies’ and Missos’ Autumn W rape cee. Jocey Flennéls for lufants, Ladies’ nnd ‘Hise. 2 Sacques. Also, opened te-day— Med ud guper Bisukets, in ai during e @th sad th, dies boa, Loe No, 446 K street, between ™ & lt = Cradies, Cride, and Beds, (single, Jowbic, ana eS oxtis large.) ww iZCHED LINEN SHIRE BUSOMs, seicot One price only, the actual cash riacdard value, ! S* gual tes aud sty ov, Straigat aud Cross over marked i0 pisin figures, Places. from low priced up to the fine n umbers. PERRY & BRO., 200 pieces 5 i tru¢ aed becom Linens, of qubitios Pe sve sod Ninth strset Bu 25-100 the: C&u ce relied on A z= Fok Palservine PROrexygY ou. p.00e8 mediuim aod five Sbirting Cottons, of the eat brands podacod, at Mome ane in Kercpe. ‘imuneis, The Most Bfsctual wm the Werid / lw pisces White aud Colored Fi for Aa- tuma and Winter Wear Une pric- on y, marked in p'ain Gizares. ind it to their interest te Av inspection of stuck a te cive me SStipe H. OBAUAM Infermation msy be obtained st burch: 59, @ BRO, au 5-1m* SERS RLS M. 2. PARKER 8S an ee PAINTING ESTABLISHMBEN Re. 69 Lowiziana av,, between 6th and 7th etreet Where every variety of . Si@N AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING Is executed with nostuees and dispatch. usr RECEI 3 sth coms FOR THK ARMY. A fine articie in large qaantities will be ready b: the 20th Sepromber srox. Partien interested 14 army supplies sud alse rectifiers may address the sabsoriter st Mariboro , Monmouth county, New pion, Gants’ Jersey, for full particulars. aleo, in lar; juan ‘Fo prevent mistakes, ho will state thet iis “art » Mo- tities, ® euperior erucle of Apple ‘Whisky. : pressr refers exausively to the various rocco, and . en en. ‘Lise a au2Ztw ns CONOVER. partments of his traes. to which he cnalien reat — x, £ exceeding iow HUME AGAIN! compenitags mn, either in euality of work hire gaa ee. * Pork yt T HE Building, at 531 Pennsylvania avenue, 2 pren. baori! are yeeauiso Nb er . WHITE AND COLORED, Various kinds of Baihend o:her kinds of Towels, Naptinca, ( Lowe ings by the yard,) Doyles, &o 100 pieote Irisu Liners, eu grades, thick aod i having again been rebuilt, the ee bers . .~ NUFICE more eonvenion: J, siteatody and better thau sver T Subscriber just opened a #ALOUN, E to coli kinds of Job Work, Mannfac- furnished, for the accemmoiation of re and furnish Stoves, 3in Ware, Housekeeping tlemen and Ladies. Articles, and Camp Equipmen’ | ind this new Saloez very convent snt, R ber, S21 Penn, avenue, south side, near | whore they oan always be select and uave the ého vast evantity of Linen Goods sppuaily choicest Pies, Cakes Cream for lunch. hrowgs pBuds €z E.H_& WL. GREGORY. | Itis edmitted by Ai that our Creaun 16 superior Sinthatesioe ; eS aauds €nebies us io offer apo- . ine ply, the T°? ALL WHOM Ir MAY CONCERN, ‘os aloes rye digs a5 a Caliarem, = papiany en Sean cach standard valine, eaghthyPald for o14 Covgrremonk: Doommsnts, Pat- | _1y 8 netweer @ and H an%-1% Saey S Beose w eo ouin lance, pam: | T\0R SHE AUTUMN AAD WINKER OF > pylets, Newspaper Ciroalare and old Doouments | YBed AND 1808 Fortin cot Demaetic, | GGEORSEBOWN, D.C aay. stock. "Addressee ™ poem? Fancy bry Goous, in ali tie depart’ | “yhe copartuership EZCORW Eis & EeEReOn. A e ecgnned for Autumnand Winter, eee St tone avons. axzered’ sft cay an le-ew iNew Vork alts ny in sad.tion to Whicn, our Ne.tuerd | Joly, by lim:tation, wath 2. NS correspondents send new supplies und eed will cectinue the business of P. PIANOS. daily. gets sige ‘cid stand, on street, two ERSONS in search of a relied'e Piano at a of Or Som Liste} JNO. 3, RARNARD. a ee. Se eee OOLEN SHAWLS, adapted styles w fabric tor ear! pf i sss as new suppliss Gaily roe 0 ead Ove 91000 ouly, tne Sotusl onsh stencard marked in plain heres — PE: E .. au 25108 Pe ave att Kant miredt. —— OEE ComFour AND ask lL) ONK MINOTE! Corns, Banions, Caliositios, igverted Nails, tmarged’ nd These “g fam Wares ingle Keaton reer standard value marked gortinsnt at the Music Store + & of steck implies ne obligation to SEs ZERUPF, Sole Agent of Steinway’ » at for tr : roperly packed cepa crn Fae a torgoam. | Es elgre™ py See Es an sf Mr Ree. al FBURNE KUSPIZAL, ‘Mar ‘38, lees, NOTIC! Un and aiter this date, visiters wili this i sad Totty ORD oy Hy 1oW price will alwaya find the largest mm Be 1-10 Pa. N . ct -&. Aree tee ° Moles. aud a:) Kxorescences of the F eet, de. WELLING TON'S Supplementary i OFT ence, au f] Ww » NO. 426 Pa avenne, between ¢ Zand eck Lendon. (aed) FRAN rN 5 *. oumalteues bourse from 8 *. m. to7 #. m. FR RE As cpa teet Sewing rare a i "ot order, very SEVs SEa VE IKON PLATE OVER eriea. OU ee ee BS Vee a” Aét ARS ws: bacceomely, ow Ee S748 DARD B Se SSA ties oarie +m RATE Ma rice