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Nashville, Nov. IL

g Nashville, Nov. IL.
Rosecranz and staff arrived last night.
The enemy are still in considerable force at
Mnrfreesboro, but are rstreasing beyond the
Tennessee River, destroying everything as
they retire. The country from the Ken
lucky line to Nashville presents an appear
ance painfully desolate.
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Mary Jane Beadle,o
pS
NAfans Beadle. j

To MdrdnS Beddle, Nir--
You are hereby ntiHed that there il now on die in
the Office Of the Clerk VI the District Court Of Potta
wattamie county in the State Of Iowa petition Of
Mary Jane Beade, claiming Of you divorce from the
bonds Of martins NY the grounds VI wllful deserttn
for more than two years; and that nneIA appear
and answer thereto or before Of second day
the next term OF the District Court OF said county
be began aud held in the city Of Council Bluffs on
the last Monday in January 1852 default will be en-
tered against you, and judgment rendered thereon
a.''st FRRANK STREE.
Nov. Is, 1862. Attorney for Plointi0. -
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District Court Of Pottawattamie county Iowa.
The County Of Pottawattamie, Plaintiff, q

George Snyder, Defendant q ss4t.a sze5y-@.,# "a
January term. fs63.-Original Notice; in EQUITY.
TO George Snyder, Defendant-SIR You are hereby
notified that there IL on ie in the ONCE uf The
clerk Of the District Courtof Pttawattapiie county
Iowa petition Of the county Of Pot i'm.
ing OF you the sum OF sixteen hundred and seventy
Ave dollars the inside stion Land Sold and for
money loaned to you BY said county; and also claiming
OF you the forece Of certain mortgage given by
Sec. u in tp IN r. Aw., in Pottawattamfe county,
secure the payment OFF said indebtedness and that
you ppear thereto defend before Of the
"a day Of the next JANUARY f1s OF sSd Dstsct Court
70 be commenced In said the last Monday Wis.,
the 10Th dsyof January. A. D. 1853 defaAit will be
entered against you and iudgnien rendered thereon.
LEWIS W. ROSS,
as 49, FRANK STRHET
PlNs Attv's
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Nov. IL 1869
State Of iowa,
Ptttawattamie County.

State Of iowa,
Ptttswattzmie County &
VTOJ DYE;-Sir: You are hereby notified that
there Is now on le In the once Of the Clerk II the
District Court Of Pottawattamie County the Petition
OF Frsices L. Dye. praying that the bonds OF matr-
mony existing between you and said petitioner; may
DO dssoved aud that she be decreed certain real
estate therein mentioned by way Of alimon; and that
unless You appear and answer said petition be-
Iore noon OF the second day OF the OF the
holden on Monday the 2sth day Of snuary A. D., 1928
Council Buhs default will be entered against you
and decree IN accordance With the prayer u said pc
titiOn n K STONE
Attorney for Petitioner.
Council BludS November l0th 1859 80. ~
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,------ ~ -------7.- Louisville, Nov. II,
The telegraph was in working order to
Nashville, up to S O'Clock yesterday, at
which time the wire was probably cut by
guerrillas. 1t is now operatiugto Gallstin,
Tennessee. Everything quiet. .. ..-
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New York, Nov. IL.

Now xOrk, now IL.
A Key West letter reports the capture OF
two schooners- Francis and Taiero-both
Of Nassau, BY Gun-boat Sycamore, while
attempting to run the blockade.
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New York, Nov. Is.
The Hersld's correspondent from North
Csrolins reports the occupation Of Hamil.
ton.
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- NOW 1UEA3 1NOV' 4Vs
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 10th, CIV
ing an account Of the taking OF Hamilton,
says: Ii is reported that the Yankees have
DESTROYED nearly the entire place. Their
fore. is represented TO be 10000, With 40
pieces OF artillery, and . considerable foTce
Of cavalry. They are also reported to have
landed large force at Palmyrs, Halifax
oountv. IS miles from Weldon. Gen. Pet
t;orev commands the confederate forces q
Weldon.
A report reached here Saturday that an
engagement had taken place in the vicinity
Of Tsrboro Thursday.
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Letters dated on The 4th say: The men
have arrived st this plass, taking i with {
grand cavalry charge. and oombipsd Eu
boat movement. Oar land forces LETT VIII
liamsburg yesterday pm. They encamped
at night6 miles below Hamilton, and NOV
ed forward at daylight this morning. The
enemy Was in strong force bat fetrsated
precipitstsly towards Tarbore.
The people Of the country are greatly
alarmed At our approach. They Zee from
homo, leaving all their property.
The gun boats had brief engagement
with the enemy - they csme up Roanoke
River. - s.a u NJ
Gen. Fosters command had severe en-
gagement on Sunday night With 3,OOO reo-
81 infantry behind bresssvork', Supported
BY pieces Of artillery. We killed and
wounded 60 Of the eDemy-our loss ~.
We move from this place to-day to Tar.
boro. The gun bosts will GO. operate. Cur
marches thus far have been made with great
rspidity.. - - q N
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A CA IL ID .

. J * 3 BOARD or DIREcTos:
Samuel 8. Bayliss, Samuel Knsppl
}. r. Cassidy, Jas. A. g1ekssn
ft Jno. ID. Lockwood.
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Deals in Exchange. Gold Dust, Coin and Currency;
Interest allow ed on Time Deposits;
Collections made hr and other points in Western
Iowa and Nebraska and ceeds RENTED promptly u
current safes Of Exchange. '
EapThe usual ,dations granted to customers
January l2. 1851. v4n38yI
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Washingtop, Nov. IL.
Accounts from Manassas Junction say the
Railroad 10 in good running order from
Cstlest's to Warrenson Jsustion, including
Cedar Run bridge, and al the way to Rap.
pahannock Station.
Contrsbands coming to our lines report
that Longstreet 10 in command at Culpep-
per. They also say that Gen. A. R. Hills
forces are with Jackson somewhere in the
Valley, and that Longstreet's forces, and
others, are At Culpepper; that they were
thrown there to prevent the Union army
from getting between the main body Of the
rebel lrmy and Richmond.
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Washington, Nov. IL.

Washington, Nov. IL.
Recent reconnoissances indicate that two
Divisions Of rebel cavalry are between
the Rappahanuock and Rapidau rivers, and
one division in the vicinity Of the old battle
ground Of Cedar Mountain, under command
of D. H. Hill. sl @.sA 80 ,8anT .aG nal
Hampten's Legion, consisting of Brig
sds Of rebel savalry from Ssuart's Division,
was between Little Washington and Sperry.
vile. They have artillery with them, and
yesterday shelled the sampsof the 9th Iii.
nois cavalry. Wilcox's Division moved
to ito support. aa e'a.
Gen. Grifith's Division occupied the viii
lage of Jefferson, four miles from Kappa
hammock, on the road from Warrenton
Springs to Culpeppsr. $50
A Warrenton correspondent Of tho 10th
says the feeling throughout the army toward
Gen. Burnside is very warm and cordial.
Thirty Of our regulars Cavalry have
been on forging expedition 10 miles
south of Warreston, where they encoun.
tered squadron Of rebel cavalry, COM
plesely rousisg them. Our loss was eight.
Rebel loss Il. a. f3T'"t f6et af@ @sa
The rebel army is believed to be masssd
in Culpepper and vicinity. 81
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Treoson. Teon. Nov. II.

1teaton, Tear, Nov. IL. =
Our army passed Lagrange yesterday
svssipg. Our piokets were within miles
eEHslly Syringe. One hundred and thirty
of shs sneny's cavalry wars taken pris-
onsrs during the day, with Federal loss Of
2 killed anu 9 wounded.
Cairo, Nov. IL.
The dispatches seem to; indicate that the
rebels have evacuated Holly Springs. A
dispatch from Gen. Ransom says: Ny
command arrived here to-day from Padu.
cab, having marched $50 miles, had ono
fight with the rebel Woodward, in which
the enemy had s killed, l6 wounded and 40
taken prisoners. We also captured q hun.
dred horses and mules, . large quantity Of
arms, and drove him beyond the Cumber-
land mountains. 80
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Frank Street, -
.5. % rtf = 1
Rufus Beale, and 4
Christopher G. Hyatt. /

Frank Street, asfl ~. as&.% #ses
- fus > I'D y, ,sa $50
Rufus Beale, and "A s-.=, nj .az. sst
Christopher G. Hyatt "a v.sl. aHr+ FL
To Christopher Z. Hyatt Sir
You are hereby noded there 10 now on ale in the
once Of the Cei Of the District Court Of Potxwsta
ME county tn the State Of Iowa petition OF Frank
Street, claiming the right subsequent incumbran-
Ger to redeem Its l. ., 4 :, in Block - in andrews
Subdivision IN the city Of Coun'i Bluffs. from sale
made by the Sheriff VI said county Of said lots on
judgment of foreclosure VI Mortgage executed BY p
b. D. Gray to Rufus Beall aud asking that the sale
made by the Sherof said lets be set aside which said
lots yo now deem to have interest by deed from
the said Bea and that an amended petition has been
ned in sad cause making you party defendant thereto
before the second day Of the next term Of the
Drict Court Of said unity, to be begun and held in
tho city OF Council Bluffs the last Monday In Jam
nary 1859 default will be entered against you, and
judgment rendered thereon. - III
FRANK STREET
NOV. u, 1869. EftA Attofner for Plaintiff
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Warrington, NOT. II.
The report Of the committee on the sur.
render Of Harper's Ferry says that Colonel
Thos. II. Ford conducted the defense Of
Maryland Heights without ability, and
abandoned the position without sufficient
cause and has shown throughout such lack
Of capacity az disqualify him from COM
nand. By direction of the President he 10
dismissed from service.
Major Baird, Of the l26sh New York Vol
u,tesrs, 10 alse dismissed for bad conduct.
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Washington, Nov. IL.
4 dispatch from the head qusrtsrs Of the
army Of tho Potomac, reports that small
force Of the enemy's cavalry made their ap-
pearauee on the morning Of the 10Th, At
Salem, Is miles from Warrenton. They
were lowering in our rear, evidently watch
ing our movements, and to cut of trans
portatioa Of supplies. Gen. Bayard remains
at Rappshapnock station, with the enemy
in force on the opposite side OF the river.
Our troops are comfortable sad healthy,
and we'll clothed.
Gen. Mcclellan was escorted to the cars
yesterday noon BY large cavalcsds OF Of
6ssrs, including Burnside. There was no
demonstrations at bis departure. y
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nYvrRrUY or EXECUTION 10 M D1KxCTBD
Is from The Ofceof the Clerk Of the District Court
q pottsvltsmie cSupty. lows, sn. Escssa 70 ss!i
Soe1oo1 - houvv q oD1l Seepst r.
r. Of said day, in front Of the County Ireasurers
once IN the city u Council glua fhe focv4ng d.
me North hStfof the seutheasf qasfer Of lection r.
in township ssyentyfour range ~ west taken the
properly OF Marcus DsrmOts q a. 70 satisfy an ex-
Of two o'clock p. m. Of said dsy:
@. vOORHIs shsrin.
j CsussiI Blum. lows, Oct. 3i1, 1862. Sc
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The Weekly Slope will be issued Saturday, and
contain all the reading matter from six numbers Of the
daily aud will be furnhed subscribers in the city BY
carrier. aH4a ~
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- Weekly papers desiring an exchange with the
Daily will please insert the above often conye-
nient-with editorial notices Of the same-and send
marked copies the Dolly Slope" Council Biufs,
iowa.
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1By Srief and unsatisfactory tsle-
Rran this week, vs have the inform alton
that 0ea. AsCiellan has been removed, asd
sea. Bsrssid es saeceeds to HE command.
Wat causes led 70 this important change,
~ mat V 70 BE- done with Gen. NoClellal,
10 se'ssraa doas aos cay.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-24

CINcINNATI, Sept. 23.-Maj. Gen. Wright,
in a special order issued to-day, says the daily
prohibition of business after four p. NJ, is here
by rescinded. On every Saturday after two
P. NJ, business of every kind is to be suspend
ed until five P. NJ, during which interval all
able bodied men in Cincinnati, Coviugton and
Newport are to meet for drill. Passes to cit
zens, except to enter the military lines, and
passes issued under the orders regarding the
drafting of the enrolled militia are dispensed
with
In dispensing with the daily drills and sus-
pension OF business, the general commanding
has in view the relief, as far as is practicable,
of the people from burdens to which they
have not been accustomed, but would impress
upon the minds of all, the fact that danger
has not passed away, and that the present mil
itary organization must be rigidy adhered to
and preserved. He thanks the citizens for
the general alacrity with which they sprung
to arms and entered upon the labor for the
common defence, and the patience with which
they have borne the various restrictions i'm
posed upon them.
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/
FoRT MONROE, Sept. 22.-The flag of truce
boat returned from Aiken's Landing this af-
| ternoon, bringing down over 800 paroled Union
| prisoners, who are to be sent Immediately
| north from this place. A Pennsylvania Just
returned from rebeldom reports active move
ments of the rebel troops from Richmond to-
ward Petersburg. He states that over 10000
passed down the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad last Saturday.
The Richmond Wing of Sept. 20, says
F'The battle at Boonesboro', or Middletown,
Maryland, was brought on by Mcclellan, with
a view to relieve the federal garrison at Har-
per's Ferry. We think it extremely improb-
able that he can have had so many as eighty
thousand men, since Gen. Hills single corps
d'armee was found sufficient to check his pro-
gress. The next day Longstreet's corps
Joined Hills, and defeated Mcclellan
The Wing speaking of the capture Of Har-
per's Ferry says, the number Of prisoners Is
probably greater than those taken by the fed
era forces at fort Donelson, or by the confed-
crates in the battle before Richmond. 1t
claims the capture as fruitful, andIhe most
momentous success of the war. 1t expels the
federal army from the valley, and secures the
whole of that rich country to the contederacy.
1t relieves Gen. Lee from all apprehension of
danger Ill Ills rear, duu OPENS Il SdlS Hut VI
communication with Richmond.
In Charleston on Wednesday negro brick
layer was sold for $500 in cash; also, seven
negroes aged from six to thirty-fve years,
were sold for $7325, the highest price ever
obtained in Charleston.
A resolution was introduced in the Virginia
legislature inquiring whether martial law is
further required in Richmond and other places
in the state also expressing heartfelt acknowl-
Judgements of the services of Lee and Jack
son, claiming for the latter the genius of in
spiration In the rebel house OF representa-
tves the amendments of the senate to the
house bill providing for the further issue of
treasury notes were concurred in. The Vir-
ginia legislature adjourned on the 18th in or
der to afford the members an opportunity Of
participating in the services on Thursday, that
day being set apart by the president as day
of thanksgiving and prayer to Almighty God
for the recent victories that had crowned their
armies.
The Richmond Examiner of Sept. 18th
says "a flag of truce will depart to-day for
Varina, to carry down 260 officers and pri-
Yates of the Yankee prisoners, about the last
of the Mohicans remaining at Richmond, ex-
cept 600 sick and wounded, who still encum-
Der the hospitals. Bridges have been rebuilt
over the Rapidan and Cedar creek, and the
cars on the Orange and Alexandria railroad
have passed over them. Rebuilding the
bridge over the Rappahannock is about being
commenced.
Twelve clerks from Lincoln's government
at Washington have reached Richmond With
foresight enough to deserta sinking ship, they
come to seek emoluments under better aus
pieces at the eleventh hour, when the heat and
burden of the day is past"
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Affairs ut Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Sept. 23.-Affairs are
very quiet Good order prevails among the
military. Information has been received here
that parties of rebel cavalry are securing the
country in the vicinity of Warrenton, and the
Rappahannock, impressing every able bodied
man they can find into the rebel army.
Many refuse to serve and some succeed in
escaping and reaching our lines.
Capt. j. C. Wyman of the SD Massachu-
sets regiment, the new provost marshal of AL
eXandra, aided by Lieut.. Lowell, has succeed
ed in Strengthening up things generally. The
grog shops have been closed, liquors seized,
and all stragglers arrested and sent to their
regiments. An engine was recently sent out
to Bull Run, but no new discoveries were
mndn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-24

New York Sept. 23.-The new Ironsides
sailed from Philadelphia last night The draft
takes place in Philadelphia Thursday. The
gunboats Crusader and Wyandott sailed from
New York yesterday, with sealed orders.
The draft in New York will take place on
the 10th of October The volunteer regiments
which have not reached the minimum number
are to be consolidated Immediately.
A Kew West letter reports forty-six cases of
yellow fever aboard the frigate st. Lawrence,
ON the 18th. There had previously been
twenty three deaths.
New York, Sept. 23.-Assistant secretary
interior Usher aud senator Pomeroy are here
on business connected with the colonization
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From the Richmond Papers.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-The Bulletin is
sues a third edition this evening containing
extracts from Richmond papers of last Satur-
day, giving the rebel accounts of the fighting
in Maryland and the surrender of Harper's
Ferry by the federal forces.
Also containing dispatch from Gen. Nc
Keen commanding the rebel forces in East
Tennessee, dated at Knoxville, Sept. 10Th,
stating that the federal forces evacuated Cum
berland Gap on Thursday night the 18th and
that Gen. Stevenson was pursuing them. The
rebel papers do not regard this news as favor
able, as it was supposed by them that Gen.
Morgan had been completely hemmed in.
A dispatch from Mobile dated the 10th inst,
says that Gen Price has driven the enemy in
the direction of PASSPORT, capturing one hum
bred thousand dollars worth of stores, and
that Gen. Price was still in pursuit of the fed
eral forces and only seven miles behind them.
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A. P. WARE & co.

INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS, AND ALL PURCHAs.
ERs OF CLOTHING, TO LARGE
AND VERY EXCELLENT STOCK or
REASONABLE GARMENTS OF HE.
CENT PRODUCTION, COMPRISING
THE USUAL AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES OFTME SEASON, AND THEY
FEEL GREAT CONFIDENCE THEY
WILL BE FOUND TO MERIT GENER.
AL MULTIPLICATION.
OUR STOCK OF BOYs' CLOTHING
is ALSO FULLY EQUAL TO THE OF.
FERINGs OF ANY FORMER SEASON,
AND CARE WILL he TAKEN TO
KEEP THIS IMPORTANT DEPARr.
MENT OF OUR BUSINESS IN FULL
ASSORTMENT OF ALI. OF TIHE MOST
ID ESI ABLE DESCRIPTIONS OF
GARMENTS FOR BOYs OF ALL AGES
AND SIZES. BOYS CLOTHING MADE
TO ORDER, IN THE best MANNER.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR VERY LARGE STOCK OF FUR
NIsHING AND PIECE GOODS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND WORTHY OF THE
ATTENTION or PERSONS IN WANT
OF ANY QUALITY OF GOODS FOR
sEAsONABLE CLOTHING, FOR ETH.
Err MEN OR BOYS.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
GOOD STOCK OF GOODS FOR MILL
TARY CLOTHING.
MENTs OF ALL DEsCRIP-
TIONS MADE TO ORDER WITH
IN ALL GASES GUARANTEED.
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NEW YORK Sept. % COTTON more active and firm !;
sales 400 bales at S. a 559c for mddling uplands
FLOUR-Sales 1850 bbls state and western a shade
lrmer southern, sales $50 bbls; Canada rmer sales
101bbls.
Wheat lc higher; sales 1900 bush; white Michigan
1873 "a l42 for common to good Corn shade irmer tor
sound and lc lower for unsound sales $4,000 bush;
mixed western S. Gle for shppng SO g 81 for EASTERN
Oals unchanged.
Beef unchanged sales l5l bbls. Pork closed heavy;
sales 625 bbs 81 50 a is; prime SOl2 a. lO25
prime mess $ll a l,50 Cut meats quiet and firm Ba-
con dull. LardWnchange0; sales $50 bbls Butter firm
Whskey steady sales 900 bbls at 324c. Rice
firm; sales 100 bags atna at SIC in bond and 100 bags
Rangoon in bond SC. Sugars firm; sales 1000 hhds New
Orleans "a llAc-latter price for clarified; MucovadO
ssc; Havana, $50 boxes at o. l02c. Coffee quiet; sales
SAT bags Rio 26c Molasses quet Is hhds Muscovado
ar
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PUBLIc-No. 16S.
AN ACT to suspend temporarily the opera
ton of an act entitled ''An act to prevent
and punish fraud on the part of officers in
trusted with making of contracts for the
government" approved June two, eighteen
hundred and sixty-two..
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, That the opera
ton of an act entitled Gan act to prevent and
punish frauds on the part of officers intrusted
with making contracts for the government"
approved June two, eighteen hundred and
siXty-two, be and the same is hereby suspend
ed until the first Monday in January, eight
cen hundred and sixty-two.
Approved July II, 1862.
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ErOn Port ROYnl.

New York, Sept. 23.-The Arago, from
Port Royal the Goth. has arrived. The New
South states that the rebel steamer Nashville
is moored in Ogeechee river, behind power
full battery, watching a chance to escape
The same paper states that the reported loss
of gunboat South Carolina is unfounded, as
she lett Port Royal very recently for the
blockade Off Charleston.
Gen. Mitchell had arrived, inspected the
troops, and addressed each regiment, at Hilton
Head, Pulaski, and Beaufort The troops are
all in good he alth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-09-24

BUFFALO, Sept. 23.-The case of Rev.
Julius b. Benedict was brought before Judge
Hall this morning in pursuance of adjourn
ment. The marshal and district attorney de-
clined to appear. Judge Hall directed that
the prisoner be discharged from custody
Mr.. Benedict left the court room, and having
reached the sidewalk was re-arrested by Mar
shall Chase, and conveyed to the fort The
arrest to-day was, we are informed made in
pursuance of instructions from the war de-
nartment,
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WTO REGISTER ACKNOWLEDGMENT

W S0GIE rY.-At a meeting of the Trustees, Sept.
4h it was unanimously voted that in view of the pre-
sent condition OF the country the imminent exposure OF
our beloved and brave feowcitzens in the service
the nation and now in the face of the enemy and the
engagements and anXetes OF people at home and to
save to the treasury Of the state for important and
greatly urgent occasions, the contribution for premiums
t. public exhibition, is expedent aud highly pro
that the Cattle Show advertised by this Society for the
present year, be dispensed with.
50 diff JOHN d. MASHRERN Secondary
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scheme. They examined the prize steamer
Circassian, but do not find her suited for the
purposes required. They return to Wash
ington to-day, and will apply to the president
for the steamship Vanderbilt, which has suih-
cient accommodations.