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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-02-15
ARMY IN sNsroRrATION.
M A r r I A G E. 8

=,
Al Nivie. on the 9Th inst. by James Mast.is. Esl.
Ezra Ewes jr. of Madison twp TO Miss PHtEBs NATE
ER, of Grecmwo ood, all of this county.
In Center twp, Col Co. Pa by Rev. J. R. Dmu, on
the 25th ut Mr.. ELIJAH KssgR 10 Miss MATILDA Rocr.
all of the above place.
By the same his residence B0omsburg on The 9th
inst. Mr. EMANUEL l.. KeLCHSgR TO Miss SARAH Z. HAe
EsnuCH, all of Confer twp, Col Co. Pa.
on the 18th inst, by Rev. Franklin Gearhart, MI l.
w SCoIT, to Mis- LAvtsA SLACK both of Nsrthumber'
land Pa, [Sunbury Gazette will please copy
On the 9Th inst by the same, Mr. CALsB BARTON, -
Miss DELILAH CREvELLiyo both Of Hoomsburg.
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PUBLIC SAFE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance OF an order of tho Court Of cenmor
Pleas of Columbia county OH
CatlHdaV, he eigtth day Of Narch
next at 10 O'clock in the forenoon, Henry hewiE and
John Rarg committee Of the person aud estate Of John
Graham a unRtic of RoarngcIGek township in tue
county Of Columbia aforesaid viii expose 10 sale by
public vendue upon the premises the undivided one
NTH part and also the undivided one fourth part OF e
undivided h part subject 10 the life estate Of Ms
ny Graham thc mother the said John Graham hf all that
certain of land situate In the township Of Roaring
creek aoreai bounded by lands Of Michael FedtTon
Elijah Horn, William Yocum and Elijah Yocum con
tanning about eight more less on which are
erected, a frame House new barn and outbulldngs-
The estate ofths said John Graham IN the said PIem-
Isea JtCcb EfhsLH.
Roslin,cre,k Feb, IS IsS2-ts Frohy
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET.
Mem rtlsements.
Teachers Association.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

THE annual meeting ofthe Teachers association Of
Columbia County will be held at the Academy IN
RioomGburg Saturday the 22d inst az 10 O'Clock A.
NJ There is some important business TO be transacted
and measures are in progress 20 good auen'
dance and make an interesting meeting.
Preg. Walker Sil attend and there Will be address
es essays aud discussions, on several mpor,antto
ics.
All teachers and friends OF educational diffusion
respectfully invited to attend.
U. j. CAMPBELL,
Feb. is, 1862. Rec. Sse'p
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ADM INISTRATOR'S NOTICE,

E"Iu H q TeET hPplfRuIe, HeceH5ca'
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of Administrations
on the estate ofretcr Appegate late Of Jackson twp
Columbia county deceased have been granted by theReg
lister of SAID County to Joshua Robbins who resides
in the same township Al persons having claims or de
mands against the estate of the de cden requested
present them for settlement and those indebted &c
make payment without delay. ~ ,
Feb. Is, ls62--Gt .9dm'r,
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D f A r II 8

In Rloomsbit Z, 5h inst Francis Gearnqrt only chi Id
Of solomon and Mary J. Sh utt aged year, months
and % days.
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CONTRACT BROKERAGE.

AT one time it would seem there was an
intention to establish huge coutract bro
kerage system. The testimony of Mr..
John Smith, Of Kingston, II. Y, powder,
manufacturer, shows that in the month of
May he proposed TO give Mr.. Weed a per
ceptage for powder contract that he
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The doctor next appoints Captain Conn
stock to charter or purchase vessels. The
captain, with a friend, goes TO Brooklyn,
inspects the Cataline, and learns that her
price is from SIS 600 to 100000. In
stead or purchasing or chartering, or rec
ouUsnding the doctor to do so, from the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-11

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Commodore d. d. Porte
/ stopped few hours at the Aston House on Satur
day. en- route for Washington, from Providence
X. l.
The Hon. Cbauncy Vibbard Of Albany, Dr.. Wal
ton of the United States Navy, DR.. c. N. Chamber
lsin'of the 10th Massachusetts Volunteer and Capt.
j. II. Rathbone Of tue United States Navy are at
the St. Nicholas Hotel.
CaP;. Beriet from West Point and j. Caldwell Of
Philadelphia are at the Brevoort House.
Lieut.. Thomas o. Selfrijge of the U. s. Navy and
W. b. Rrs1d Of Fond du Lac, Wis, are at the Me-
tropolitan Hotel.
Major Hagner of the U. s. Army is at the Fifth
Avenae Hotel.
The Hon. Dwight LOOMS Of Connecticut, Col.
b. c. Butler Of the 93d N. Y. w.. and Dr. j. c.
Bsrtoette Of the U. s. Navy are at the Asor House.
Capt. j. j. Hccron Of TIE City Of Washington
md Misses Joice Of Liverpool are at the Everett
House.
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mustered into the service. Those who iois 'hi
army VIII designate the men who shall comma.
then: These forces will be used for the defense q
'b', Department. While the armies of the North
ana Eat will be marcbed 10 meet the Rebels ulon
lheir own soil no troops can be sent here for on
protection. We must rely upon the organized forces
DOW III THIS Department. and such M can be raised
among ourselves lhe Government will provide
munit'oDt OF war--tbe MEN we must furnish.
1t expected that the State and Territorial Gov
ernuents will earnestly cooperate with the repre-
sentative o. ibe General Government in this
patriotic work. and that every loyal heart will
swel with chivalric enthusiasm in the holy
cause.
The nation is struggling for its existence. The
nobest institutions ever established among men are
i'll peril. hsrcnlean effort is being organized TO
overt this calamity. All over the teemng. loyal
States the people are rising. Their treasure is
poured out like water, and The beet lives are being
pleoYed 10 vic'ory. Shall we hot, then, stand by
old flag IN defense of bearthst ,nes and fam.
lily al'srs DO not cay TO you, 90 and perform this
great work, bu, | do say, and Join the host
mafshali"g for the conflict. Where DUTY leads
viii be with you. Rally, them our country calls.
JAMES h. LAM,
Commissioner for Recruiting, Department Of Kansas
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DEATH OF THE Rev. DR.. BRIoBAM.-The Rev.
DIR. Brigham the excellent and industrious Secre-
lary Of the American Bible Society, who has been
ang for some time past, died yesterday morning at
bis late residence, No. South Eighth street, VIII
liamsburgh. For q short time before bis death he
WAS too weak if conscious, to recognize any of the
numerous friends who stood at his BEDSIDE. 10 his
long connection with the American Bible Society,
his numerous friends will remember how afiaby and
courteously DR.. Brigham always conducted himself
10 strangers he was kind and oblgipg. In the Jus-
ness matters of the Society be prompt and jnd-
cions. His place, now vacant, will not easily be
filled by any person better qualification the ouies
which he performed WITH such aacrity aud salts
ia ZION.
His funeral will take place on Wednesday. Due
notice will be given If time and place. Dr. Brig
ham was % years of age at the time Of his death.
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From The Upper Missouri.

From The S.auz Cifv Rfgi.fcy i Jsls 70.
The Shreveport CAPT. John La Barge, arrived on
Tuesday evening from For, La Barge above Fort
Benton. This boat conveyed to Tie mountains
large number Of psssengers and great qu my Of
miners Implements, &c. She remained ut Fort La
Barge three weeks and in the meantime sent an ex-
pedt on to the Bitter Root Valley hiues-a pr, Of
which re urned with reliable accounts OF tLesgs rss
They found good wagon road and reached ths
ell DIGEST mines by going 10 miles. IL Is esimated
tha not less than 80 go peopls aIc already ~ thh
region OF coEntry They are pouring IN by thons"pdr
from California, Oregon aud Colorado. The dehs r
Ia not Il at he gold viii be exhausted, or not tonnd
IN ps,yiDg QUANTITIES, bat that want oil IrOyislohs
will, before Spring, cause extensive tuiierihs.
Caut La Barge iound ready fale for Hour n 20
per sack lie sod Lis large stock Of mining imPit-
m-nts at his own iigures, but could not snppy t'o
oenand Tat there il plenty 81 gold on the Upper
Missouri is 10 longer mailer OF doubt. We have
onr formation from no have been there, ana
a.ce,taiued tos themselves. Bot what n more saiis
factory STILL we rave seen the precious nitthl ~
Quantities 10 convince that our hopes Of men ds-
coveries III tho mines above us are 10 De reA; d.
IN, Shreveport brought 0owD y ,OOOip da't. tstt.
la Barpe Inform. Il. that the amount, cOns ghed ny
the shreyeport, would have been large han The mt
o.r. know, ttt she would visit he gold region this
feason. Az 1t was, they had shipped their god TO
California. =, l.,
The goa broueht " .Ne n i"'d' r'IIy wc'ti,
SIG Ter oun,e. IL was mined at Deer LooRe,
Bnter Root Valley. The uioers IN t.@! viclni'y
a,e n.norred 10 lie making from $40 10 s25 pes dog.
Az vet bu, iew have suitable facilities ior ulnlns
with success or profit Mf; bes"l I3ia.. . for
Missionary among tie Fiai-l'a' ihoi"'' W. -
y,ars was passenger by TIE Shreveport. lie ray =
ihat the existence OF the ich gold cigsngs bss been
known for years, and they are H'hef ana H''7
extensive than yet reporter -,
Gold was ioood at tho 10" o. .he oDreSG'por', ~
ana, H.. La enough TO settle the question OF hs
aTis'.pce on the ca, aide OF the mountains. II was
Lao iound in considerable quantities IN The oii'
Immediately on the nver. -.,.oa..,,.,
Next year will dou less wne,s az p,e eoa o1
,n;,ou. will BE- neeoed aud the carry inG trade Oh
tLe missouri must be active and hveiy.
The Shreveport viii leave sioux Cty IN uay %
two for the Mountains, with illI TOAD o. ieign''
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L Proclamation 10 the People Of Kansas,
Nebrn.ku. Colorado, and Dakota.

o,Yicz oy HscRUfTisG COMMISSIONING, DkPAHrsysrl
OFkth.As, LE.vESwORTB CITY, ksn. Aug. 4, 1861 !
80 the nes Kassa, Neb,eskI, CIoradO, and Dakota
The Government 10 engaged IN raising an army
shat will insure the supprr6sion of the Reb, llion
sno tie aid OF every loyal man lie invoked for the az
eonpishlnent Of ID object. Experiences has shown
Shat tie loient policy purued VIII not WIN the liz
sarg'nts back to their Allegiance, nor disarm the
uailois. Tie Government 10 fully hroaSsd 10 tins
Hero reality.
TIE conviction exists In the minds of the people
llat nothing but war-rtal, earnest wsr--cAa lie
A'Aiilhg, and the national authorizes are respon1DS
70 tbs conviction OF tie people. Acting ufon tbif
Pohey, e Government bas auIbo.iz-d NE 10 organ,
ne all army In this Department; and III the name OF
saAt Government, call upon every loyal maj, to ad
lie In the work
h."y powers III the premises are full. Camps VII
stabilized At Convenient poiUts within tue limit.
WI Department, and supplies OF arms ana ac'
O.srheD ., chnp-eqnpage aud suosi.tenct, " III be
Dni''ei. Everything necessary 10 the complete
iupneat Of the fofcrs will bO promptly ard fully
~ He'd. Every volunteer will receive tue bounty
w. "iia one months advance pay, upon beng
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The Death OF Gen. nGCook.

HusTsyILLs. ala, saturday, Avg 3, 1851
ToL. THOMAS, AdjUtoHt-GeneraL
Sin: IL is with pain inform you that Brig. Gen.
Robert McCoYk died at ~ III. on the 9Th, OF gun
saa wound or wounds inflicted BY guerillss on tie
previous cay. near New Market, Ala. He was in-
DISPOSED aud wos riding il ambu ancs some dir
taDcs ahead of his brigade, with Il number OF bis
staff and small escort lie bad stopped 10 see
about camping ground for his command. when the
party was attacked by 8 band Of guerrillas, one Of
whom rode up 10 the ambulance and shot him Ill the
side. ID. G.. BUELL.,
M.Jor.Gelera Commanding
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DIE ID.

BACHE-On Siurds, NOR, ins Aug James 4. B"che
b. relative. aud snjs IT tie G lily invited TO attend
n fp>rsl from his a'e re.,deDcr. No. oil ss fbtS r'
.c..t N Tue-dry. lgth Inst, a. O'clock p ~. OF at
limit Church At 5 o'e'ocA.
rprAalAt IN. re-idrn c. ia Brooyn. T.. d. on Sdnd,y
.u,nr AGg 40, the Rev John L. bnga.l', D. u, :,
S.ce airy Of tho Anne lean Bible Society 10 n'
oet veal oi h. ace - 49,, -, . =
TN. frr. t.ie place "Wednesday, the 18th inst at
o'ciock y. M. .
IEI.Gs A. heaton, Lone Island on ffd.y A9g ., "
fz.beth vii. of DAsiI lIisss, la the bist year
Of 10 az .
upnqlSF-J, his city. ou fid.y Any Q. Reoert scov
srftne la ~. Jash y~sr OF hi.
o,,xruN N mi, .,,y on ; ,urd.y aug Aoue Lor IL,
nfu, daughcr Of 1niinss aud s'n Lst"r psitoh age
10 mon hs
pirgpFrr-Ou Frilay, Aug ., Theodore b bniyiu, age
~, i,d 4 lief ui'r t!i. Mariner Lod-" 70 q. @
a. aud b. l. - f,ic-. te iro inV ID e. Aeu
~ tt1sa ii', rtn,e, M. 70 GU ..tie street..
4 hlondrs ait-.Nopa at 'ci'cA'
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the Liberal party was apItised OF I'e res"" " WIZ
meeting at the Wine House and his pleasure d. tut
result has been msnie,t since.
The President say, knew this result mn''s come
but desire the Stale G, veInmtnIs aid not the Ma
tiops Executive to insugurate tie policy. 1o's
Sprague above all orher the best calculated from he
former patriotism snd 4s conservative cons'itueney,
has inaugurated the Ioicy, and s'e President to-day
is glad as if a weight Of rep hsloiiity was hllea
Gom bis overburdeued shouderf'
VIGOROUS POLICY ONWARD.
Gen. Mcclellan has received lew impetus,
through instructions from tie Pre,iden in regard to
guarding Rebel property and C niscaton of Rebel
effects.
Dsv bv dsy are the people growing in the belief
that the war was begun by Slavery, aud that with
the last deaththroe of tie a'cursed institution the
Rebellion will cease; th-t Iesce with Slavery is but
an armed amlstice, with TWO sntagonisms again
ready TO clash, and that peace with Slavery means
chronic war, perpetual disco d, and standing amy
90 drag down and crush our young Republic.
Aud siili the world move. round and round
And the genial run
A ever the ,Tn'h comes OPT ernest,
Eter /, justice dJne
WHAT THE BIG WAR MEETING HAS DONE.
1t has awakened tie CAPITAL. Free speech
against the cause cf the war has been endured,
and for the irst time listened by the masses OF
Washington. The speech Of Ex-Governor Bout
we'll the sharp keen weapon Of the refoImer.
lie was the Pc er tie lieru.i of the meeting.
One year and a-balf ago Magrudsr aud Stone
stood on the ZANE marble steps, and drilled a bat
terry Of arsillery-perbsls tue SINE battery wbose
hoase throsts thuudered 90 tbls d,y, tue kne Of
Sayery-the beginning anu Tie end of the Rebel
lion. This meeting has surely changed the senti.
meut Of Washington educated tbe masses to a
higher intelligence Of the true cause Of the war,
aud stimulated them to uDaIiunty and q more
self-sscrifcing patriotism.
ROUNDABOUT"
Your opinion of the somewhat roundabout" reso.
lutiops is ipdorsed bere Resolutions less tnid. by
w. A. Croifut, member OF the Committees Of Reso-
lutions, were, il lie undefso God, rejected as being
81 too radical" i have obtained the following fair
specimen Of the whole:
Re diced. That leniehcy toward open foes don
. uAewAm fend l. cruelty the kepub c; that la tr h
mr. or Csbsti utonal Lib-r should
mu ina, can serve uate hear ally every p-Ton
who eau be Induced 10 d. hebes AID join
that 10 reject the t-reG military aid Of OF loyal
whon h nat0ys HE T. stale, Is us0nsl suicide
that INN IN the conviction tnat Ri kt Nj ght" it 10
the r,esdtns sin, ud call upon All c. operate in the
Ecst efhoeD WAY for the Of iDpe ned country
Furnishing outlaws eli WHO relas and pIoec.us
osb kreenieD ali who respond. M ID. l.. .
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CAPTURg OF DEsERTfRs ~ CAsADA.-During
last week Victor MYERS, Captain Of the propeIl'r
City Of Madison; Sllneon huirhead, Wm lnnes.
John Quincy Adams, aud james O'Mallcy were
placed ON their trial st the Police Court, Toronto,
charged with AIDING and aJetting Piiyat-s Powell
and McNiic haei TO desert from the JOtt Regiment.
Corporal Cary OF the 3Orh Regiment te'f fed 10 hu'i-
iup both Of tie men in a.guse on the Madison. lie
slok. to the Captain IN regard To the men having
repeatedly gone over to tse States IN his vessel
yuen the later said it was without hs know ledge
TIE uniforms OF both the men were found IN the
hold. He could not say how many men they had
4, eIy lo-i f.oin the regiment Tney got very hiile
;norpralion from tie citizens OF Toronto. Several
Other Witnesses were examined III regard to the
discovery Of the deserers aud the arrest oil tho Gap
tain and hls crew. One Of the witnesses saw he
C,v,ain wink 1T one of his men While the search
WAS being made, which he deemed suspicious.
There was no positive testimony showing that '''e
accnsed knew anything aboat the matter. notw'th-
standing which the magistrate held them Tor Trial III
the Gum OF j. 100 eacn.
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FROM MICHIGAN.
Fer Quotn FILLED Without Drafting.

CoTeeponience OF The n. 4. Tribune
DETROIT, Aug. 8, 1862
The Herald Of the 9TH sets Michigan down ss one
Of the States that cannot Ill its quota. We deny the
soft impeachment When the cali for 100000 men
was issued, Gov. Blair was notified that six regi-
uens ere called for from our State. He i.sued bs
proclamation for nine, al d the whole nine have over
500 uen each enlisted aud sworn ill., aud we sre re.
Grating so men Per day. Over 5000 have
Been donated in lounties by The citizens. We will
fh our quota under bo'b calls without drafting.
Michigan gave Lincoln 5000 najrry. Sc will
give him $4,000 soldiers, sLd more # he viii use
them 10 pnt down the rebellion and 10 fgit. Spades
are not lrulnps in Tue West, te want clubs. L.
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The Gallant stand made by sc'e"i''A"
1I;ssouriaAs.

The following are the particulars oil Inc gsli""'
stand made by rs Missourians against WV OIL rOr'
ters euerrilla., ss related b. The 81. L0'''
Democrat.
From a leading citizen of Edna we garner 90 'he
particulars Of severe fght when LOON p.o" a.
town OF Newark Knox County, ON rriday e'e"''e
last. o,o
A gang OF P,rters men, nnnbering sbout ,Ooo,
approached tie town about All hocr before sui..I''
ana were met ut the outskirts OF the village az 'pr
crossing OF "a small creek, ny pa. 70 Of NO oou
Of the state troops, - men in ell under coinnnnu :"
Capt. Lair wno had been stationed al TIE po~' VI
Newark for some days. The fight began IL once.
toe gueriilas charging on the hirsouri troops' u"
without beng able To break their lines.
Finally, the pneuillas dismouuted and pushed 'n'
State troops back into the town, where an rreB ui1
,kilmish took place, the troops firing iici ''ih'
bonses and fences. As Dark approached, CAY i'al
seeing that bis bOpeles-, and that ne mus
be Cverp0wered by superior numbers, sel1 10 oi''
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anas OF truce with ofiers Of equalization. These
were at once accepted. The militia csva 70 their
arms and camp equipments, and were Immediately
r''eased on parole; Captain Lsr's loss is killed
apn. ''ou.r.Ou. me Rebel loss. according to their
own acc2ani, was 70 killed and large number
wounded. ihey left 10 killed on the field the day
after the fight. On Sunday the State trooys, under
Col. Guitar, N cNeiI, Major Chopper, and others,
passed through Newark in pursuit Of the guerrllAs
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D,,rurnoM max Errlcrs OF rHE liar Pat

DyATu IRON THE EFFLCTs OF THE HEAT Pat
re. r., .A-r Hborer tngloyed onding freight on
he L- h.hoai Lons Doos, jerry tis, va, prot eied
on atutda, alt moon by cIc-tsise heat lnd taken
10 TO, "A, to..al nefr Le died curing the higut De-
ceased about yeas Of and had been 10 TIM county
O..y ieb os,s -. !, IL,
DEM 90 SATURDAY so ~ f's eet street nom the
sup Induced by lnt,H p-Iaco bttsa',o t"eiru
n ery lille uuG-r tie liquor about IL huo previous
aud d-,to.is s'me goods We lut o." ON Tue
rprrt0f .s fn, nds caring Of ti created con i'cisOc
Mt b, .sti mat resulted tfsui violence Al
"a, naiI 4 the isttrf an iesu-n'e, viewer "icio 9"
r uds.. held b. Corn Oai'y, "rtcy dp Nrd tnis ana
ihst IA " o. heat and htrmpufu4cr Ia
10 ayeidet Wa f'neeei la accordshe'
WIN lnr .lAlnd
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NEW.yRRsEY ITEMS.

TuE PRosPEcT or DRAyr.-Some OF the foreign
rerden OF jersey Cry tecoming greatly alarmed
over he ~pect Of n graft aid not few nsk.
x efforts to rkedadule. Two ITO ek.eper, On New
ak avenue srt week cisI ose OF their business aud
manng.d to gt oil saturday in the steamer Etun.
A wch-known lawyer OF iiotoken, ieit last week
Tor Canada iOr tie sae vur ore. Recruiting dnring
Tie lat lew cayr has been more irss, and Tho COIN
papivs now forming are rapidly filing up.
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Exchange OF loyal Tennesseeans.

NASHVILLE Saturday. Aug g. lS62
Tie Union says Gov. johnson has been author
lied by the Secretary Of War 70 release tho loyal
Tenues eeans who prisoners at the North ana 10
exchangs other prisoners for loyal Tennesseeans i'm
prisoned at tue Soueh Tx Gov. Campbell is ap-
pointed Commissioner, ana goes North to-day.
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PunernI Of Gen. .nEcCoeL.

LOUISVILLE. ny, sauidsy. aug. g. 1867.
The remains OF Ge0. Robert McCoOk were trans
isrred from the Gait House under guard Of honor
10 the custody Of the Cincinnati Committee, On load
tie uail-bost, at noon. Lieu Col Scott and
Leu,s. Boyle and Green accompanied the remains to
Cincinnati. The iags throughout the city were at
bai-mast anc there were other demonstrations Of
mourning.
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ARRIVAL OF u. S. SrEsm-TRAssPoRr ALBANY
ypon N,wpERs, N. C.-Ihe Z. y. ste am-trahspor'
Albany, Capt. j. Lewis, ar'iVtl at this port last
night from Newbern, N. g., leaving that Pon OH Tue
9Th inst. She brings 10 news, and the following
passengers: c..,,,do,.
- CT 81 4; D,,ton ~. T.. KuoI Master. sisto 81
steamed FIen Ch,. Stanton and nnrss Il. bslsL ~
I@I,-.sn DIR Msnsun w. fireman. Wells. r. opim a.
a., rh Mr. T.., M Br.dl,y Capt. Ling ana lady, A. j.
ailb n. III Van Ilick Mr. ening, Nil heooven, Liru'
r lined hbursh Jsmes Corn H. A. Loun'tand ). n pip~
si'c.m,sr w h. Low X. ACCT, l.. ". oils"n. blna'
H. a. Noel A. Lsppin. O. Williams. John miisf' .ii
M.sc O. Ni,on Charlotte lay aud daughter air Hc~u''e
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y1ari....-R,porfed oy Ioegropa.

y7ari.ets-Ksporfed oy Idegroph.
CsyKGo Aux y-eIouK steady. WHEAT quet. CoRS
ou.t aud d .se. LAsAL fnEOHrs uucbai srd-on fiour
i,a4a.; NJ beet &c Corn sic To- N-w-foiE LAKE IN
,.Kr.-S boz, kiouf 90 Lush Nb.s 1i.vp bu'n Corn
C.SaL EGPokIs-2O boil, tiouf D? oVo bush Wheat s"V
Uusb ofn.
ruiLAbslpHiA Aug 9-FLouK quiet. WHEAT steady.
Cohs active sal-s yellow &c. OATS steady toffkE
du.l
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

PROBABLY FATAL AccIDEST.-John Williams,
residng No 3os 0snd street. H. D. yesterday tell from
the bd window OF hi. residence 10 ito sidewalk Tie
.u.sIes comp und fracture Of the leg and internal ja
riss from which 1t 10 fears ed he cannot recover.
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,ecruiiinu in TrnnI,Iin Counft. E,n

CHAsBtksBuho, Ia. tnosy. Aug y 1861
regiment Of l,0OO men has been reciS fitted Il
Franklin County in two weeks.
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The DFan.

ALBtyI July 10, 1862.
The Governor is underwood TO he 10 receipt OF I'M
portant dispatches fro the War Department, IN re-
aon To the draft but he does Dot ceem i, proper 10
make them pubic In advance of their PRONUNCIATION
by the Union Government.