Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3704, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 August 1862 — Page 3

DAILY SENTINEL

tum v.. Al'letTftT 15 roc nr.tsxo a i, no.nisATioss Ut District JOHN LAW. 3.1 4h Ch 7th Jth lOtb H.W.1IARRINOTOX. W.S HOLM AN'. A H CON DU I TT. I) W VOORHKK3. DAVID TUKPIK. J. K. EDGE III ON. Campaign SentineL The Weekly Im! Uli State Smlinel will be furuisl eJ for Three Month. J uriii" the Cam CENTS A COPY. Sei i1 in the iMm. dtiw l'receedins af the 201h of July Hinte Now rrn-lr, the proectUn of the preat M&m Connn ion of the 30th of Julr, inrlmlin; a full report of the fjcrhw of Mcsr. Wickliffk, Carlilk anJ Kicuaamso; the rcsoluti na a'i')ptctl anl the jVMic of the Democratic State Cer.tr! Committee to the people of the state. TLe whole makes a clo&eljr pintcd pamphlet of tliirtv-two pajrc, anI is furni-Ltil at 2 per liumlre!. TIim locnmcnt fionM lc place! in the hao'li of every roter in the State. Orders toliciud. Address this ofiice. CITY AND STATE ITEMS. For choice c.ike, pie and confectionery go to Cunningham'. jjf" Me.ri. nweu. Si.ew.irti: Co.. and Merrill di. Co. hve lor aale Uoüey' L.id v' Kook fur 1 5?' The Dinner icy ui li ue county mrel at Leh.inoii on Jvitunl.i to nominate cundid4ie forcoiiiiiy cfLce. Ma)XIC NoIce. There will le special meeting of Center LoJ,;o No. 2i, this (r'ritity) evening, at 7 o'clock:, f.r mk. Cn.v. Fi-ma, Seoret.try. Libi bal 'S. A. Jolin-ttm, , of tlie firm of Mwn.-oii & Jul i.-luii, t tin city, pie-fi.tcl to dpt. A. Scott, ol comp.iny A, l the 7dtti regiuxtit, a liaiid'ome rd, belt and t:h. Col. 15'akfl h.n eighteen full companiei ol In ImIiI r V Mini one of cavalry in ci in p nt II. th niond. 'I he Uuint D.!iri-t" can turnout Us two regiments tihout uny trouble. JT2f We cill attention to the cird in this in Miiiii'd piper of Mr. Mdnn. Toe lovers nt O.d UouitKMi' will get at hi et iblihment the (rftiume article. Ti ete cannot be a single he.iJ kthe lound in a hundicd li.iriels !' it. The Governor, in iejonc tohin application, is Miiihonzetl by the Öeciet-iry of War to nie sitiother c.ivulrv rc 'iment in the State. It will fom beti'.Ietl. This will place us even with Ohio in t.'ie cavalry arm A G-k)u Idea. John It. lluer, Ej , a public ppirited citizen of Ltl'iveue, has coumouted $110 tiw .r.Js .1 liiiid to be raiel f r Cipt. Kbinson's cavalry company, organized ill that city, tobe u-ed exclusively for the relief of the sick and Wounded. t2PA. Kihn, in tu Palmer Hou-e Dlock, ha- just opened out lar;e and varied assortment of fashionable clothing und furnishing ouds which he offers at rates th.it iiHi?t attrat t tiic attention of the public. Call at No. 2, Pal Dier lloue, and examine his stock. t-jV i. ii so. ii imii.iilt nriesiri io inen hi hi t l: i : I ,i. Union Dejuit on WeilneJiy, from Yalparai-o, Oliio, bound Wet to escape the dra;t. 1 hey will be sent back to-day under a military escort. Two gentlemen were returned to Louisville, Ky., on Tuesday with the si me soil of un e?coit. CyThe interesting little drummer boy whose "rnli a dul -dub" at th. recruiting tent of the lG.h regiment, displays nucli kill witli the drumsticks fur one of Ins age. is a sou ol our former City Mir-I.il. JetT. 5s;rin,j;steeii. Little Abe has vol Ltitteied and will go with the regiment to the fceld. If you intend to volunteer, o and get one of Spencer's regul it:on c ii s. They are very military. If yon don't intent to enlist, then by all means dress like a civil gentlem in; to do which one of Siencer's e!tg:itit h its is indsspeu ib!e. They can only be obtained at H'2 Wet Washington street. Par. ti OrsTias tl W. H iwes is the "gent for Mann's it lebrated Raltimore oysters. From this t ia lie will hive constantly n hand fiesh oys ters, by the can or larger ju mtity. We know by experiment, that thev are as sweet and palatable as those receiv el in midwinter Stoie on Uli riois sdieet, opjsite ihe Rates House. JT" The Secretary of War, we understand, li s adopted th plan of enrollment that Governor Moron first diiected lor Indiiua. Tint is to district by townships, shoeing on ihe teturtis the number of men fun ishe.1 to the service by eich. Anew flau enihracing thi i.le has lieen addtsl to the general order and sent to the several States. 27 Jerry asks why a printer, who gets up e iriy to distribute his case is like a rebel General? lice use he is Eoly. M-ke lenmked that General Pope was a huce mm, to w Inch Jerry rejoined that the rebels had a Huge r Dak watite! to Know why the President wife was like a boarding-house kee,er on the Circle The whole ollk-e uave it up. Good for Martin Clntt A correspondent, writing from Hi limit's Itiutf. Martin conn:?. iys: "We are m iking up four companies in M irtiti county for the list call, which will HiikeüHl men that have volunteered in old Martin Can any other county beat tint in proportion to japulitiou? I think not. Atut two thirds that have enlisted are Democrats." XtT" OfTicer Sminel Hu-er and Wm. Britney are assisting Deputy Marsh il Biebing in his du tie-, under ihe orders of the Sex ret aty of N ar, at the Union Depot They re all good men, and etuleavor to taike tlicir examinations of persons mnl passes iih ns little annoyance or intcuup tion to ordinary travel as the nature of their dutywill admit. Camf Meeting at Actx Camp meeting trains will run as follows on Sunday, August l?ih: Leave IndinapoJii at 7:tK) and i:30 A. M. and 1:41 an 17:110 P. M. Returning will leave the r imp gniund at t:t)d A. M an.t ! :((. 5:30. nd 10.15 P. M. Excursion tickets will be on sde at all the sittions. All iersons on trains without tickets will be chirged full fire. Tickets from Indianapolis to e irop ground and return 5'Jceuts,for sale at the Union Depot. II. C. Lord. President. W. II. L. N oble, Gen'l Ticket Ageut. Higuwat Robbert. A pentlemtn from But ler county. Ohio, was met last n'ght by tlirce men ou Tennessee ptrret oppc?iie the State House, and roblitd of six hundred dollars. They threw a handkerchief or a clolh of fome kind over his head on passing, pressing it tightly over bis mouth so that be could not cry for help then threw him. and while one Messed uton his breast the others ritied his pockets. The police , got-on the track of the rill tins and at a l ite j hon arretted three men supposed to be the guilty parties who will be examiued this uioruloi Mr. Joeph Rutsch, one of the most enterprising ice dealers of the Noiihwet. his, as be instiucts us to announce, an abundmce of ice for home consumj turn, and also plenty for for eign ln.de. All orders from dealers abroad will !, nrnn.rjlv filtt Mr H it. h's tesidetlce is - v . South street. No. 4?. where all onlers may ue lelt. Cotnmunicatioua through the I oStotfice rimptly attende! to. from the quantity- lie has on bin I, he cm supply 1 . . .. 1 heu lity oi Mr. ttutscti sice Is uneipiauei.ano all customer at lioma and abroad. Isliui

I CT9r4L I ALACK s "" v" " l rant. rVai.k Ueii. urinirifleiit. hm be IouikJ ml the. e:i -cie ot the eoi ered up in tn imuhleavle Fl. ''. 1-n.ire .locket... a . . . it t Ml g.on.e til gJitieoretrr a.caaicupvu tue bui of fire. Goon roi Mokoa Cocstt Morcan county ha. lami-he-l three full comriaiiie to the ferrice within the last t J The 1 one came up on Wednesdo.tium'ierinir ninety even men.atxl U full to nverfl iwiti hj thi time Its officers areS M. Hooker. Cmuiti: T. N. People. lt L etitettit. and Clei I 2-1 L-eutennit One i ruh!e fe ttnre of thi rutun i that it contain. iu,me rliteeii tinker, among whom may be reckoned the2J Lieutenant. f?"Oneof our Deputy Sheriff pot into hornet' tirt the other niht, nt houe on M irket Mrt, and cme cfT econd let. Heht.lrome tuine with t!ie nun of the house and tept-ed into n oren room. There were three women there and one of them, for whit e, the Lord only kno, upp Vn lie Iial some evil in'etit. pitched nt hiin and rtrm k hi ra with nie l.eavjr iiii;f'emetit on the head. He oippo-td it to b lir knuk. He was plid to e-tape lnm tint lion-e nnd lette.ited precipitately ctmiitf the tnirkttof the skrimci-i.e with him. These are warlike time.:. Worxmn Ixdiaa SounirB. The following dix..nh wai ici eneJ unlit Kiecuiive biricefium V . T. Deniiii, Ej ,d ted W hiiiton City, Au- j Kii-t 14: 'l If ft CulpepKf to l,v atSoVliM-k. Killed. 13; wounded. 3."t; iiiijtiii. 8 tt il, &!. Tofj ttie wounde! h ve ince d.wl. The uii'lel :ue 11 in hiHpiul Mt Alexiti'liiiHiiddoin e!l. The regiment re in c-impal C"ili-e;ijer in ro'l 'pe. The entiic Iom not over l.iWjU. The iehe! lnI m re h iii douo'e iur fnne eniireil. 0ir t-tree C.0XJ ; rebel forte 3H.0ÜÜ. Will Ken.l new ;u.d all p;nticu!ars by e reu. W. T. Dlxis." Flao TaifiNTATiox Senator Lme yesterday pre-ented a beautiful 11 ig; to the 7"J I regiment the gift of the I idies of the Eighth D.-tr.ct. The most of the work on the fl ig w.n Jone by a lady ninety two jeirs of ape who is in pos-eVioii of all her i iculties nu se mii1 reads without the aid of fjc( t icies. She is enthiis::iiically loval and relates in my incidents of the Revolutionary war and of the war of 1?12 Sen itr L i..e in his speech reteriel to these f "Cts and the dim ili ot the brave men ot the 72 I and the expres son of their countenances was evidence th.il the agetl initron can trut the work ofherlnuJs with the true men who received it. 31 qor Ivukpitick receive! the tlig and mole the reception 8peTh. Fatal Accidl.xt Yestenl.iy tnoruinxbout 10 o'clock, as the Peru pis-ener train was pa-s. nig through the city .ii its way to the Union Da pot, two bov.s about nine and ten ears of age juin;Vi' UjKn the platform of one of the cars at the cro-sing of Delaware street. One id' the bovs was a son ofMr. Evers, mattrass tinker, near Little's Hotel, and tho other a son ol Mr. l!yiin, who lesides in the same nei-hboihood. One of thelsiys sliprcl just as he reached the plattoim, and in falling letween thecals .raped his coturaiie and drew him with Iii m. The truck passed over the boy Evers, nearly cutting him in two and cutting ofl'an aim. The let t leg of the boy. Rvilen was t ut otf ju.-t below the knee. It was a shocking i-Lht. llyileu craw led out from under the cars. him-e!f. his leg lunging by the skin The arm of the dead loy was entirely severed and was picke 1 up and laid Upen his b reiht Ii er the l'dv lud been c.irelully pi ned so as to hide as much as pob'c by the clothing its ni ingled condition. The boy llyileii exhibited greit lortitude .tske the tiVst iiitlcrs ubtiut the o-ib';!ity of hiving Ins leg and said he would rather die lluu lo.-e it The limb was amputated below the knee by Dr. Diiulap. No blame can be attached to the railroad em plovees for the accident. The cars were moving slowly ami the hell ringing. The won ler is that more accidviita of the kind do not happen as boys aic coutiuu dly jumping on tiie trains when in motion and it is impossible for the railroad men to pi event it. ArroiXTMKXTs and Pkom tions The following appointments and promotions were made yeslei da v : m SENIOR ASSISTANT SlRGtONS. fcOch Dr. George II. Jaijuess, Petersburg, Pike county. bist Dr. Ii. G. Kit, Leavenworth, Crawford ccunty. bJi Dr. C. D. Pearson, Madison, Jefferson county. C.Jd Dr. county. t-4,1, Dc t-5.li Dr Win. Gillespie, Rising Sun, Ohio Z. Corterlice. Liberty, Union co. Wilson Webt, Auuapulis, Parke county. bCdi Dr. Joseph Jones, Williamspoit, Warren county. e7tii Dr. Simuel R. Pratt, South Rend, St. Joseph county. Sth Dr. J. S Gretrg, Whitley county. cDtli Dr. J. F. Henderson, Kokomo, ILw ml county. 7'Jih Dr. Robert Charlton, Franklin, Johnson county. 77'h Dr. Samuel S. Bovd, Centerville.Wavne county. y th (5th cavalry) Dr. A. C. ForJice. Liberty, Union county. QCARTlRMASTfCS Ist W. H. Daniel, Quartermaster Sergeant 123J. promoted. llih George Riley, Quartermaster Sergeant 1-Mi, j louiotel. b2 k II. F. Rrowniug, Uloomington, Monroe county. ctih Ker-ey Rateman. Attica, Fountain co. &7tn Kotiert N. Ken. .els, S uth Deiid. fc7ih Thos. Sumner, Atijutant. COLON LLS. 14th Col. Win. Unrow, re appointed. GG Ii Lieut. Col. DoWitt C. Anthony, iild, promote I. 72.1 Major J. B. Milroy, L'eul Col. The Draft. The Ch'cigo Times publishes the full iu-iiuciions from tiie War Dcptrtment in re. itiou to the emollmei.t sml the draft. s sent to the State authorities of Wisconsin. We piesu u;e tlie instructions to the several States do not uiller. We copy from the 7'ine the j-oriions re Illing to the enrolluieu, and to the (rawing: 3. Tlie enrolling o.li.er s.utl, im ueliitelv ntxni the tiling of the enrollment lists, iiotily said commissioner that said lists haie been so tiled, n I ti.e coinmissioi.er shall thereupon give notice, by handbills posied in each township of ir.s county, oi the time and p ace at winch claims of eiemplioii w 1 I e iei enel ami determined by hiiu.aiMl shail tix the time to be specified in tie onier albiesaid " itli.n ten davsol the tiling of the enrollment, at which lime the drall shall be ui idfe. ami all person claiming to oe exempt fioiu unlitirv duty shall, before the day lixet lor the draft, in. ike proof of such exemption lieloie said commissioner, and, if found sullicieut. his name shall te stricken from the bst by a red linedraw u thiough it, leaving it still legible. 4. ihe (ommssioner shall in like manner stnk liom the Iis the names of all persou in the military service of the United States, all ieiegrapli operators and constructors aciuaily engageil ou tlie ö;h day of August, engineers ! of locomolives on railroads, the Vice iVeddent j of the United Stats, the officers judicial and ex- ! ecutive of the Goveintuenl of the United Stites;! tle meniters ot both llou-ea ot Congie.-s, un. their re'i-ective othcers; all custom bouse otU ces and their cleiks; all post officers and stage drivers who are employed in the care and conveyance of the mail of the posloffices of the United States; alt ferrymen who ate employed at an ferry on the osl roads; all pilots, all marine! actually employed in the set service of any citizens or meichaiiis in the Unite! States; ail engineers and pilots of registered or licensed steuiib'Mts and steamships and all persons exempted bv the laws of the respective State from military duty on sufficient evidence or on his personal knowledge, that said perous belong to any of the aforesaid classes, w hether the exemption is claimed by them or not. Exemption wid not be rmde for disability uuless it be of such a per in lieut cn iracter a o t-- - lor service for a period of mote thin thirty divs. to be certified to by a surgeon appointed by the Governor in each county for that puruise. .... . i. At thetimefixiiUs before provide.! l.y the commissioner lor m ki ig the dratt, Ihe sheriff of t .e county, or in his bence such persons as the conim s-iöner mtv appoint, shall in the presence ol said commissioner publicly phce in heel or box of a bke charactei to suchasaie usel lor . ... ...(.,!.. ffiA nAra.ifl liifit. I i .... . . . i i i..ll..r-'..i.tni.liL' ; urawmg jurors, sep-miie ioiueu .....-- " the names ot all remaining on .iid eimdimeut lists not tnckeu uff s before provideil. anl a pto;afr person, appoiiiled by the commissioner I "d blinded, shall thereup n'draw from aaiJ box I I - I i i. .11..,. .,1 r ! nil Illor -i o-.v rsut"

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ber of drafted men fitel by the Governor of uch Stale as the jiroper quoU of ficb con.ty. 6. A primed or written iiotite or his enroll met t rnl ir.ui. Mi,j of the p!ace of rendrzrou- of the drafte! mihti i, lull theteun be neive.1 by a perwn to be appointed by tha commi-nioner upon each person so drafted, either by delivering ti e mein person or by leafing it at his kaown place of renidence. 7. Any person k drfted miy offer a fnbtl,u.,e ?l l,,e lime t,,e rendezvous ot the dralti-d militia force; uch snbititute !iU lie so abV-liod-iel man between the ages of ei,heen and fortyfive ) ears, and thill consent in writing, with the consent ol his parent or guardim, to subjct him-elf to all the duties and obligations which Iii principal would have been suhject lud he personally served, hall be wccepttrJ in lieu of U' h pl'llu iprd. H. The reruns thu draftel shall assemble at the county sett of their rejective counties within five days alter the time of drilling, whence transportation will be furnished them by the Governors of the several States to the place of teu dezvuu. fepecinl Ordrr-o.r.Si APJLTANT GtXKRAL OfFlCt. ) lodi.inajsilis, Aug. 13, ltC2. (

Ciptain Lewis M inker his been appoinfeal j Cointn inlanl pro Um. of the camp of the 7Dtn i raiment ln-iMiii volunieera. mil 11 persons re- j iruitiug for Hut regimc:it are hcrtby directed to J refwjit to him at Camp Morton, where the leginifiit i now being orginize. Dy older of ihe , uovcrnor. Laz. ubll. Aijut intGen. Klllrdand Woundetl of llic 27tll In dluiiu. The following is a couip!eie list of the killed, wounded and missing of the 27 ih Iiidiaii.t in the late battle beyond Culpepper: Killed Company A, 1st Sergeant, William Allen; co. A. 4 h Serjeant. Noih Allen; co. It, Capt. Wm. Richardson; co. D, lt Serg'l Jas. H. Culbertson; co D, private R.oomticld Reivero; to. E, pnvHta Thos W. Hill; o. E, private D tniel S S inks; cu. I, 1st L;eut. George W. Ree!, privates Tii.-. Dever tux, John M. M artin, Ahrah mi Sartz, DtvM Tugle; co. K, private Geo. Y.Ochim. Total 13. WoiMiiD. Co It, private Geo. M. Critchlow, in li e hand; co D. sergeant Silas M. Whitted. right hip; co. D. corporal Austin N. Wilder, shoulder; co. D. Clem ins Johnson, left side; Elljill Craw' fori, lhrou;h the hips; co E. sergeant Alfxlom McD.inald, waist; co. E, Corporal John Jones, arm and leg; co. E, private Seth White, breast; co. (;, Clias. A. Kelso, slight in the hand; co. G. J. R. Samson, b tvonet stab in tiiebieist; co H, 1-t sergeant X. II. Filz-eraM, knee and thigh; co. II. private Philip Cox, back ol ih.j neck; private Francis Dulty, hind; private Wm. Fiancis. left shoulder; co I, Captain I. II. N'.uce, throat; 1-t sergeant W. II. Holloway, slightly in the throat; 4 di corpora 1 L P. Stone, slightly in the leg; privates Reulen Lu-ms, right side; G. D M aniii, since dead; D m el R'dev, seveiely; J. Sidaij, leg; Wm Stornier, do; Henry Lewis, wounded and missing; do Airm Stewart; Co. K, 1-t corporal Reman Hook, mortally in the thigh; corioral Contiapl Eckert, seveiely in ihe aukle; nrivates destine Eckert, slightly in the hand; F. Winder, slightly in the foe; John B. Melcher, right thigh; corporal Jese VounLer, slightly; L D. Cant. v. in the neck; Cipt. D. H. Narce, throat. Total. 33. 'fis-ing Phillip Ross, co. E; sergeant J. II. Rerheiu, co. G; Aaron Allen, Henry Lewi, R. A. Pmctor, co. K, Elijah Wilkm-on", do; Aaron Stewart, do. wi tiii: docujie.ts Exrosi.ro tu: rnivnsn VVUVXTIOSS COICItlTI'TIOXsi OF THE PRESENT PARTY IN POWER. ProcetMlInjM i tlie SOtlt Tilly Ooiivtiitin. Tlie TroceiMlinK of the 30t!i July CiaivfntJon will be publihrd hi piDiih!st firm, embracing the speeches of fiov. Wickllffe, of Kentticki; Hon J. S. (arlilr, of Virini: lion W. A IliehardKony of IllinoU; "I tie IJcoliit Ion Adopted, und Tlie .tddrc of tlicSfate Central Committee to the People of Indiana. lhe to ether make a pamplet of 32 clo-elj printed pns, and w ill 1 ready f..r dil very this w-ek. Trice; if 2 er lüi). All dx:unitiits iLnuM be ordered lu be seut by Kxprers. Atldres ELDF.R, UAUKN'l SS & RINGHAM. SScMiiiott'M tSiccic;li, On flic Trial of Gordon, in tlie UoMon Treavon rave. A hoM and mirdy spech, bowns the hcautie of I'ur tai lie Abolition'.-pi, with w ittjei in denunciations of Power-I'rniid Aritocrats. has len published in a pamphlet of 4 lage, nnd will be soi l at 50 cents per 100 copies. ?f ptT 1,0110. Address KtdlF.R, H.VRKNKSS & BINGHAM. SPECIAL NOTICES. j. r . -k r i i-. . - a. ,. . .r.- T i 11 I UL Ii Ii I U I 3 J t I BOTH SEXES. A Retired Clergyman havinir b en reston-d t health in a fer d ijs, after many years of kreat siiUVriiur, is willinif to aMit others by sending ;free) tut tlie receipt of a post-paid directed envelope, a copy of the prescription ued. l)in ct to Rev. JOHN M. DAGN.VLL, jea-l twtm Imh Kultou street, Brooklyn, Y. UPU'IBTL.IG NOTICE. TO.Tll.llNSO A TUX, Ilrusu'ints, Mo. 1-4 I'ust Vnli iusf mi Mreel, IIae been appointed agents for the jaie of ii ic x i r. ' n r c s v i i, a o , THE WtlNDFKKL'I. VXl LI'S, fr the cure f Coujcbs, UoMs. Sore Throat, lironchui, WLet-ziiiir, ' rritaticw the I'viila and Tonsils, aitl lii-nes of the Luns. Sold in large boxes, '1Z ct., 51 cts.. and 1 each. nlS-Jiwly arSlNOER k CO.'S LETTER "A" FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, with all the recent Improvement-, is the BEST au.l CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL f all sewing machines. This machine w ill ew anytbin', from the running of a tuck in tarleian to the makiiikt of an overcoat anything from pilot or beavercloih down to the softest gauze or poamer tissue, and is ever ready to do its work to perfection. It can fell, beta, bind, p.itLer, tuck, quilt, and has capacity for a preat variety of ornamental work. This is not tbe otilyru.vbineth.it can fell, hem, bin I. and s forth, but it w ill do so better than any other machii.e. Tbe Letter A Family Sew ing Machine may be hsd In a great variety of cabinet cases. The Föl ling Cae, which is now bco "iiijj so popular, U, sit- name implies, tne that cm be foWed into a box or case, w hich, when opened, makes a beautiful, substantial, and spacious table forth work to rest upon. The case are of every imaginable design plain as tbe wood grew in its native forest, or as elaborately fiuNbed as art can maketbem. I. M. SIXGER & CO.. No. 4iS Broadway. New York. ferInd anapolis Office .No. 3 OdJ-rellows Hall, Washington street. ayls-dly CAUTION. Tbe market is full of imitations, represented to be tb s.vrr.e as'BUOWS'SBKOXCHlALTKltCllES," which are In tin-si cases productive of positive injury. Many dealers will recommend inferior preparations ai:d lower priced articles, affo'ig more profit to themeles Ask for a ad OBTAIN only BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES," w hich by long experienc fcaveproeelthoii value, having received tbe sanction of physicians generally, and testimonials from eminent men throughout the country. BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, when allowed to dissolve slowly in the mouth, have a direct inguence to theaffccied paitt:tie sedative and toothing eSect to the mucus lining of the windpipe into theBroucL.iial!ayPulmonary irritation and giTea relief in Cough, Colds, and the various njroata3ectionto which public pikeTs and a.mcers are liable. feblllj'j MEDICAL. C O IV FID K i T I A L . YOUNG MF.N WHO HAVE IX(JURKU themselves by certain ecret Labit, litch ui.tt them for bu.-ins, pleAsurr or ihe Cum of married life; al-.i, ru ddle-ased and old men, who. I r'Ui the lollies of youth or other cause, feel a detiluy in aa vnce of tceir year-, teTore placing tnemelvet under the treatment of any one, should first read "THE SECRET FRIEND. Married ladies i I learn something of importance by peruMiig 'Thc Skckkt Fkusd." Set t to any addres, in a ealed envelop, on receipt f Ten Cents. lU. srCART CO. can be consulted on a'l dWae of a pnvate r confidential nature, from 8 A. M. to 9 P M. 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racroatr cbfumli rtni twb hajlt nni iirniu Aooti Itcport. POPE'S OFFICIAL REPORT. MISSOURI NEWS. roi.rm:xTi:n defeated. REBEL PRISONERS SHOT. AFFAIRS OX TIIE PENINSULA. important .llovtmuit. from tiinfft on WaaHiNurox, Au. 14. The Tribune's UUpatch cats: Mo'CiVliaa'a entire army is lAkin an important ui euiCwt Lut to what ptrticul.ir poim we mi e not at liberty to indicate. We nny expect ftirring news at anj myneiit, and there seenia to be evctT confiileiue th.it it will be such aa will ti.l the loyal Suited with j iy. The Triouue li n the itRfiCxeJ, dtevl Ileiviquarters Army of Virgiuia, Camp tieur Cxlar iiuutitnin, August 13: The rebels made no stand at the Ripidan, tut are retreating on Gorduusville by the Orsiie C 11. rund. (Jen. 13 u lord with cavalry and artillery und (Jen. Milroy with a lare lorce ol ii.t.uitry are pursuing and hve ailie.idy crosel tlie ri er at üiflereii lorJinj; jsjints. Tue heavy rains ot" Monday and Tuesday luve swollen the stream ii lid Jet. ij el the crossing of detached bodies of the rebels. 7 A portion of Jackson's in'autry and a considerable train of wagons me sani to be tili im the liorih buik, hiving arrived by loads pir.il.el to the other coluums, and Dtiding the lord ini passable until the river falls it ia Leheved they will be captured. A Foitresj Monroe correspondent to the Tribune says: It U believed the reat liody of the Army of the I'utoiuic is alniut tu witndriw tluwn the Peninsula while the rem tinder i e-eino.tik on tr.insporfs and pioiet'd down the river. That this ia tlie plan now in process of execution is the curi flit iuipie.-sion ahd the icsull of the best in forma tion to be had. JSucce-slully can ied out il uiil prove a real di-ipnuitineiit an 1 perplexity to tiie u-bels, mil the restoration ol the Arinv ot the I'otoniac to a position ot activity ol" usefulness. The Times has the following corre pondence leoni Washington: is pushing forward. Sigel and McDowell nie understood to have crossed the Kapidan und are supposed to be at Orange C. II. The rebels h id been expected to mike sarnie stand theie, but it now seems probable that we will meet with no opposiiiun thu side ot" üordousville. Jackson is inak:ii every preparation for defending that as a vital point. Some apprehensions are expressed that the rebel (ieneial Stuatt, now with Jackson, will make un attempt to renew his Uichmond exploit of making a cavalry dati around the rear of our army with a view ot breaking our lines of communication. The bridge across the Rappahannock is the only j mint supposed to be in danger ot such a movement. Meaiines have beeu taken to foil any attempt ol the kind. lirig ulier General Casey h;is been assigned thc duty ol receiving and encamping troops, as they at rive in the city from the several States. Oilers have been issued by the Secretary of Wur to the comnun ling ofLvers ol all armories and arsenals in the United States to adiniuster the oath to all employee. I'roiu I'ojie'i Department. CcLPtrrta C. II , Va., Aug. 13. In an inter view with some returned prisoners to day they stated the enemy had treated them with kindness, but there was one instance ot gross outiage, tint of Captain O'Brien, of the 3d Wisconsin, who was mortally wounded. The rebel surgeon told him he could not live, and gave him some water ami left him on the field. Some rebel sol diers subsequently came up, took his watch and cut his pocket out, obtaining $J6t), and leaving him to die theie. This statement is from the dying man's lips. Tiie view of the battleCeld was a sight never to be I'o.gotteii- For nearly a mile the dead lay scatteieü or in heaps. At the point where Craw bnil V brigade twice dashed upon the enemy the tight was fearful den. Charles Windersand Major Snowden Andrews, of Baltimore, of Gen. Eweli's btaff, were mm tally wounded. One of the rebel Generals told a Union officer he would be in Culpepper to-night, out up to tlie small hours of the morning he has not attempted to pel form his promise. It is now estimated that our wounded will reach 1,2 Ml men. The lu. lowing statistics of Gen- Williams's command on ihe day of battle, me tiie only teturns obtainable. Civil. Cr.iwloid's brigade 10th Maine regiment, went into action with two Held, 21 line officers, and two acting lieutenants. Present to day, two tieid and twelve line officers, and 224 men. The löih Penif vlvania regiment, Col. Knipe, Major Mathews, Capt. Luck.iiback.Capl. Brooks, Lieut, belhemer, Lieut. Craig and Lieut. Scott, wounded; ntis-ing, Capt. Foulke, Capt. Jr tliths, Lieut Greatrake, Lieut. Wilson, Lieut. Gorman, Lieut. Sei fridge and Lieut. Caldwell. Tiie total in killevl, wounded and missing reaches 246. There is no report of the 2xh New York Regiment. It is completely broken up, and has been removed from the Hehl. The brate and noole Col. Donnelly ii now breathing his hist. Lieut. Col. Brown euttcied the amputation of his arm to-day. Gen. Gordon's brigade The 21 M issichusetts regiment, went into action with twenty-two officers ami 474 men. I'tptains Abbott, Casey, Williams, Goodw in and Lieut. Pci kins are know n to be dead, and 1 10 men aie know n to have been kil'el ami wounded; &0 are missing. The 27th Indiana went into action with 510 men and titteen officers. One officer was killed, two woundetl and one missing; eleven uien killed, twenty nii e wounded nd thirty-two missing. In the 3d Wieonsin. Lieut. Col. Crane and dpt. O'Brien killed; Major Scott was seriously womided and two officers missing. This reimnt went into action with eleven officers and 420 men. It was in the hotten of ihe battle. L:eut. Col. Crane w as shot three times, either of the wounds would probablv have proved to be fatal. Corburr.e's battery attached to this Lrieade lost three men on Satin dar night when the enemy shelled our camp. This battery fired four fehots which silenced the enemy. A Lieutenant, two men and eight horses belonging to the latter were found dead next mornm From Chicago. Chicago, August 14. The Quincy Herald of the llth says: An officer of the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, who left Macon City, Missouri, Saturday morning, states that twenty-six rebel prisoners were shot at Macon City that morning for breaking their parole. The same authority learns that twelve other paroled relel prisoners at ihe same place will probably süßer a similar fate. This morninz D- A. Mihoney, editor of the Dubuque Herald, was arrested at an early hour by the United States Marshal on the charge of discouraging enlistment. From Providence. PaoTlDESCA. R. I.. August 13. Schroeder Tmt works, in Kast Greenwich, consisting of taichinery, and cearly twenty buildings, valued at $50,000. and containins 30.0U0 pieces of print cloths, valued at $100,000, were destroved by fire this morning l ne goods were msureu. IViglit Diwpalclic. From TVaatiinzton WasIUXGTox, August PJ 't he Srj Department his adTertNed for proposals for tne construction of vessels of iron for river and harbor defense similar to those building in New York, hiving a single revolving turret. No offer will te considered unless from parties fully prepare! to execute work of this kind, h tving ia their own name at the present time suiuble shops and tools. In accordance with the sentence of court martial held at e trap netr Harrison's Lin ling Lieut. Frank C Goodrich. Geo. A. K wley. Ch.rles R. Negley and T. S. Wright of the regular army have been cashiered for misbehavior before the enemy, and Capt. Carboy, of the 12th V. S. in-

fantry for dronkenne- on duty. All these en-teiM-e wer out firmed t Gen. McClelUn.

Waihincto.x, Aug II Tne following add'l.oiial regulation l'Uf h urooUCi.t lor draft of tb militia wer isud to dtv: Ordered That ia filling all recoWtion! for militia, the quotas of the everal Stile will be apportioned by the Gov errors nötig ihe teveral countie, and when practicable, aracof the ab dirisionsof cwuntie to that all.jwacct fhiU b me to uch counties and aubdiriaioo4 of court tie for all volunteer heret .fote furtished by them and mustered Into thc aervice of th United Stale-, and whose itipulstexl term of rertice hall Lot Lave expired. Ldwix M. Sianto. Secretary cf War. i'rim l'ope Department. Headlaktir Aimt or Vikgima, Cedar Mountain, August 13. To M jr General Halleek, Commander in Chief: On Thursday morning the enemy croa-d the lUpnlati at Bamet'a Ford in heavy force and advanced strong on the road to Culpepper and Madisou C. ii. 1 had established my whole force on t!c turnpike between Culpepper and Sperrvvtile re idv to con centrate at either place as soon a the enerav ' ' phns were developed. " j Ltrly on rnd.iT it became apparent that the move on Madison C. II was tneiely m feint to daceie the riny corps of Gen. S'gH at Sperrvville, and that tlie mihi attack of the enemy would be at Culjepper. to which rUce I Ivid thrown for-w-.mi a put of Generals Dauka's and McDowel.'i corps. Brigadier General Biyard, with part of the rear of McDowell's cotjis, who was in the advance bear th Kapidan. fell slowly back, delaying and embarrassing the enemy's advmce as lar as rx'sälble, and captuiing stme of his m?n. The forces of Bmks and Sel. ant one of the division ot M-DoweTs corps w ete rapidly concenti iiing at Culpepper during Fiiday ut.d Saturday niht, Banks's corps lieing p.islie.1 forward five miles south of Culpeper, with Kicketts s division of McDowell s corps tliree miles in his rear. The corps of Gen. Siel, whi h had marclied all night, wa.s halte! in Culpepper to rest a lew hour-. OnSiturday the enemy advanced r.ipidly to Cedar Mountain, the sides of which they occupied in heavy force. Gen. Bmks was hstruxted to tike up hij posU tioli on the ground occupied by Cnwlor!' brigade of his command, w hich had been thro n out the day previous to observe the enemy's movements. He was instructed not to advance beyond that point, and il attacked by the enemy, to de 'end his position, and send back timely notice. It was my desire to have time to give the coip ot Gen. Sigel nil the rest possible, alter their force. i marcn, nn.l to bring forward all the fori t s at my disjjsal. The artillery of the enemy oned e irlr in the afternoon, but he made no advance until nearly 5 o'clock, at which time a lew skirmishers we.e thrown forward on each side under cover of the heavy wood in which his force was concealed. The enemy pushed forward a strong fotce in the rear of his skirmishers, and General Banks advanced to the attack. The engagement did not fa'uly open until after G o'clock, but for au hour and a half was fuiious and unceasing throughout. Cannonading, wh:ch was at first desultory, wasdirccted mainly against J tlie cavalry. I had continued to receive reports from Gen. Banks that no attack was ap;iehn ed. and that no considerable in! antiy foue of the enemy had come forwatd, yet toward evening the increase in the artillery tiring having satisfied me an engagement might beat hand, though tlie lateness of the hour rendered it unlikely. I ordered General Mc Dow eil to advance lticketts'a division to support Gen. Banks and directed General Sigel to bring his men on the ground as soon as possible. I arrived personally on the field at 7 1. M , and found the action raging furiously. The infantry fire was incessant and severe. I found General Banks holding the position he took up early in the morning. His losses were heavy. Kicketu's division was immediatelypushed forward and occupied the advance of Gen. Banks. The brigade of Gens. and Gorman being directed to change their position from the right and mass themselves in the center. Before this change could be effected it was quite dark. though the artillerv continued at short without irtermission. range The artillery fire at night by the21and5ih Maine battery in Kicketts's division of Gen McDowell's corps, was most destructive as was readily observable the next morning in the dead men and horses and broken gun carri iges of the enemy's batteries which hol !en advanced ag liust it. Our troops rested on their arms during the night in line of battle. A heavy shelling being kept up ou both sides until midnight. At daylight the next morning the enemy fell back two miles from our front and still higher up the mountain. Our pickets at once advanced and occupied the ground. The fatigue of the troopä from long marches and excessive heat, made it impossible for either to resume the action on Sunday. The men were theiefore allowed to rest and recruit the whole day. Our only active operation being that of cavalry on the enemy's flank and rear. Monday was sicnt in burying the dead and in pelting off the wounded. The slaughter was severe on both sides, most of the fighting being hand to hand. The dead bodies of IkiIi armies were found nvngled together in masses over the whole gioui.d cfcoiitikt. Thebuning ot the deid was not completed until dark on Monday, the heat being no terrible that seveie work was not pos-ible. On Monday night the enem? fled from the field leaving many of his de id unburied and his wounded on the ground and along the road to Orange C. II , as will be seen from Gen. Buford's dispatch. A cavalry and artillery force under Gen. Bufor l was immediately thrown furward in pursuit and followed the en imy to the Rapid in. over which he pissed with his tear guard by 10 in the morning. The behaviour of Geir B inks' corps during the action w as very fine. No greater gallantry and daring could be exhibited by any troops. I cannot speak too highly of the coolness and intrepidity of (Jen. Banks himself during the wh.de of the engagement. He was in the front, and exposed as much as any man in his com mand. His example was of th reitest benefit, and he metitsand should leceive the commenda tiin of his Government. Generals Williams, Augur, Gorman, Crawford, Piince Green and Geary behaved with conspicuous gallantry. Augur and Geary were seve;ely wounded, and Prince, by losing his way in the dtik while passing from one flink to the other, fell into the tnt'id. of the enemy. I desire publicly to express my appreciation of the prompt and skillful m inner in which Genera's McD well and Sigel brought forward tier respective commands ami established theui in the field, and of their cheerful and hearty co operation with me fiom beginning to end. Brig Gen. Roberts, Ctiief ot Cavalry of this nrtnv, was with the advance of our forces on j FiiUay and Stturday, and was oiipicuous for j gallantry and for the valuable aid he tendeied Gens. Hink ami Crawlonl. Our loss was about 1 .Ä00 killed wounded and m'ssnz, of whom tweuly-nite were ukeu prisoners. As might be expected from the character of tlie engagement a very large proportion of these were killed. The enemy's loss in killed wounded and pril oners, w e ate now satisfied, is much in excess of our own. A full list of casualties will be transmitted as soon as possible together with a detailed report, in which I shall endeavor to do jastice to alt. Jons PorE, Major General Commanding. Froin Mlatonrl HaxxrBAL. August 13. A dispatch from Haaceywell savs: A Federal officer jut returned from Newmarket reports the rebel Porter bus disbanded hit forces and is now among the kill on vbir.es river with about twenty men. About 300 retreated into Monroe county. Proper Step have been taken to capture both gangs. LacLIHE, Mo. Aug. 14 Col. Guitar overtook Poindexter's guerrillas again yesterday at Yellow Creek. Clinton County, routing and catteriEg them in utter confusion, taking- aixty prisoners. It is believed Poindexter's effective forte is utterly destroved. He and the remnant of Lis bud are fleeing southward, but they will doubtless be caught. Irani !'ataTltle. Nashvillk, August 14 Tbe expedition to Gallatin was fired into on its return three miles from Gallatin. One mm was kil'el and two woundel. We returned the fire killing everal and recaptuml a wagon load of guns. Col. Boone and command of 12 men has been paroled.

Fran ew l'erk Ntw You, At'gut 14 Advices from Tort iloval Ute that th iiro briac Lu prvved a failure, anJ baa ben diabanded. A fugitive ccctraband at pott JloTtl tlattl that there were only Q.000 rete!at kaeannah. Me alo a hi tbe ram n mere Üoatiog bait err, ot little poeer, itheLjfct Ccr., a&diUcCcert afraid to go out of &4acDab river. The rcbe'a are known to be la strocg force on J a oca and Dawfu-kie Jalaod.

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