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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

Captain ). NJ. Reid, prominent
Democrat Of keokuk, and formerl y
candidate for Register ofthc State Land
Office, writes ti,Hs to friend in keokuk:
!" believe in the universal emancipation
Of the slaves Of all Shareholders as a
matter Of policy! Such source will
break the back Of the Rebellion, and
apv man who has been in the field and
seen low slaves are used by the Rebels
10 supcrt the rebellion will admit it. II
at home never eoald support the ticket
nominated by Mahony & CO..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

The Democ' attic papers throughout
the State are desoTacing the Presidents
emancipation proclamation. This shows
which way tho niger wind blows.
The editor of ore OF tkese papers is
Richard Sylvester Of Iowa City, and
Democratic candidate for Secretary of
State. Loyal men would you touch
him with 'ep foot poll at election.
Tama county, with population Of
S,2so has sent 355 volunteers to the
war. Not quite sup to the scratch"
with Iowa county !-Ioua County Re
vicso.
Tell US Mr.. Reviep Aow many You
have raised, but do not inclnde some
tarty-six or seven Han1oa G soldiers
belonging to this county, and erroneous.
" given in to the Adjutant Generals
rristed report az belonging to your
county. You will find them in that re.
port in the list Of the 10th regiment
Co. C.
We think we have done very we'll
raising recruits and arc glad for tho
cause # your county has done beMer.
Col. fcrczeu Of the 10th regiment has
resigned ana returned home, and Capt.
Orr OF Greene County is appointed to
the Colonclcy.
The rebels are SO displcased with the
emancipation proclamation that they
threaten to hoist the black flag.
a wounded birod always flutters,
and old Abe has made the best shot in
the war.
Con. Buell. after being relieved Of his
command, was at the request of Others.
AGAIN, sesnstatcd.
! We hope he will overcome his pro.
slavery prociNisies, take The dh;at given
10y che administration, ana 70 to work
ana accomplish something.
The President has VISIT the Potomac
army slept two or three nights in canp
end agaln returned to Washington.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

horritying rate bill. We owe much tc
Mr.. Grinncll for this human measure
aud it is but inst and right that every
man should consider it when he goes
to the polls next Tuesday. While
| chairman Of this committee, he vas also
Chiefly instrumental in exposing. the
frauds Of that chief Of swindlers, Snrt.
Eads, who had already cheated the
School Fund Of tire State out Of Sac, 600
and had laid plan for squanderine
100000. Will MT 4 grateful people
rcmenl CIR this
He is Ali energetic man, always active
busy and industrious another noble trait
which it is requisite for good Repre-.
sentative to have.
How stands the case with Mr.. Mar.
tin Z? He is young man Of but very
little Legislative experience, having At.
tend but two sessions of the Legislature
as Representative from his county. and
one of them Il, the late extra session,
and session or two Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of his county, if that is any
recommend to Inn. AT the Legislature
he distinguished himself in being 4
strong advocate Of . bill (in fact he in.
troduccd iD to exempt all wool, hemp
and fax grown in this State and al
machinery employed in manufacturing
the same, from taxation. Now who
does not know that wool growing is the
best business in the State, and consc-
qucntly the growers best able to pay
their taxes; and why VIC ask exempt
the most Lucrative business from taxation
aud throw the share Of the taxes that
would fall to it, upon poorer business,
and class Of people many of whom are
really to poor to turn themselves, or
their business into sheep growing and
wool raising? Yet this is Mr.. Martins
policy. A man that cannct sec farther
than that, nc do not want to sell III IN
Congress.
While member OF the Board Of
Supervisors Of his county, he opposed
q county appropriation to the needy
families Of soldiers. This is shown BY
the County records Of Iowa County.
Friends Of the administration, and all
who desire the suhjngation ofthe rebels,
would you dare to trust such cold
hearted man in Congress to lcgislate
upon war measures ? No indeed not for
he would by his vote and actions be
constantly endeavoring to clog the
wheels Of government, and thus indi-
rectly aid the rebels. But that il not
all. lie stands upon a platform that
openly ayows opposition 70 confscation
and emancipation and thus we see he is
opposed to the laws Of Congress upon
this subject and the emancipation pro.
and would If elected oppose
the government and thereby lcngthen
tl:is war.
We ask again, if var Democrats, ard
especially such as have expressed de-
sire that s!aycry be done away with,
can vote for this man? They certainly
cannot ii they are consistent and hold
country above party.
Vote then We ask Of you all, i'll this
hou. Of our countrv's trial. like intel
ligent men, and we are not afraid to
abide the consequences.
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From Kentucky
4 Battle Between Buell. and
llragg Certain To-Day.

Philadelphia, Oct. 4.
A Louisville special to the Philadclph.
ia Inquirer, October Sd, says:
"'rhe rebels had begun to fortify at
Frankfort, but are now cvacuating.
"The rebels, $4,000 strong, are forti-
flying on the south bank Of Salt River
The Federal advance oaol uies the north.
ern bank. A battle is certain on Sat.
urday."
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READ! READ!
Gr1mue1l ~. Martin.

Before another issue Of our paper
shall be sent ont to The people Of our
county, the election will have taken
place, and they be called upon to de-
post their ballots, in principle either
for or against the suppression Of this
=. hellion. The names which head this
article, are tho. two candidates before
the people Of this district, for Reprcscn.
,stive in Congress, and VIC say, that in
principle, tho man that votes for the
Former, places himself upon record as
friend Of the government, and in favor
ri speedy suppression Of this rebellion
by conquering the rebels, while he who
votes for Mr.. Martin advocates and up.
holds by his acts at least the very re.
verse. Let US examine the record upon
which they stand and prove it.
Mr.. Grinnell is charged with being
m "abolitionist." This u intended as
: bitter epithct and tannt, hurled at
him By ultra Democrats, men Of .,,nc
brains and no discretion, those ~ho 90
IN for fright or wrong, wrong or right
eur party. This is tie inconsidcr ate
class that uee this term as burlesauc,
when really they know as little what
etsy sacan themselves or the trne mean.
ing Of the word, as q jaded jackass docs
of the joys Of the fifth heaven. That he
u IN unconditional ultra ancient abo;i.
ZIONIST such IS existed ;r the Garrison
asd Wendell Philips school, two o,
Shrec yesrs $50, We deny and defy the
Pred. That be is conditional abol,.
Aaaast, made 80 by the present crisis,
IN favor Of the confscation act and the
Presidents emancipation proclamation,
iasued to hasten the termination Of this
wicked rebellion, and as neccssar,
war measure, wc do not doubt, and
would ssot vote for him If he was not.
30 Is every Gar conditional aboli.
ZIONIST, who favors that proclamation
the conditions IF which ane that the
rebels shall lay down their arms before
ahe first Of meat January, if they do not
want their slaves liberated. We have
heard Democrats say in dhas town some
twomonths since, that the rebellion had
gone 90 fM that they now wished every
slave Was liberated so that tile .qxesGo on
would never again disturb the harmony
ofihe Union. Such Democrats we con
slider war Democrats aud stand on a,
strong an abolition flaHorm as does
Mr.. Grinneh, and We hopcaFon election
day they will not fall from grace, bS
vote for Mr.. Grinncll to carry oat thci
expressed wishes. Mr.. Grinnefi is ,
anan that works for his friends anf
pcighbors aaways in preference I,
strangers. No doubt tho NJ. e. N
Railroad was located through the aortl
part OF bis county where he resides
Ahrougn bis influence. This prove
s~hat We have just said and goes
Alse~ ahat de wal always keep his ey
Stn9Ie aspon the best interest Of til
Peofae q his district aud State as VIC
- Of tlse session.
8o has .lone more for che cause :
humanity, perhaps than any other ma
- the State, inhis indefatg.abie labor
ohl1e shaismaa Of the 6tatc 6cnaGe EN-
mites On Schools, to procure 4 re
school system. % that every child ca
Nttend schod ard not be kept ri HON
q ieaorsnos, BY its isspoveriehe
eaeenss, shseegh me influence Of tn
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

A 1sn,naa was tried anil convicted
last week in New Haven OF being q
common scold. This is tho first instance
in many years OF the punishment Of an
offense the occurrence Of which is not
rare.-ErcAongc.
Ladies The same law exists III Iowa,
and vc believe il lama County. Arc
any If you guilt.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

1t j. estimated at the navy depart
ment that there are 1000 enlisted in
the navy at this take,
Cotton has advanced eight cents on
4 pound. the last quotations being at
Sc cetts, tho hi Aes, price ever known
i'll THU cosst|y.
Thf goycrnEcrt eontraeksxs are
tSrniAg out ftteep inch guns at tie rate
Of TIM Re a DAY st Pittsburg for the pur-
pose 1t ar,Hiag new Monitors.
Thi Government has sept 1000
yardd Of cloth to Adju4ant General
Baked to he manufactured in this State:
e. Hfton Of Lyons has been awarded
a contract for 1000 uniforms.
Du3rsg the session Of the last Iowa
Confdeaee q the M. K. Church, the
great Unwashed Evangelist, henry
Clay Dean, announced his withdrawal
from the church, and surrendered his
parsltrents. It is an eternal stigma
on ais1 church that he was not kicked
out y ars ago.
CoHncl Russey Of the sd Iowa Ca
valryhas 'heen presented by his men
with splendid $500 sword.
Til winter clothing Of Southern
soldif is expected to cost sos SO, 40.
eordilg to Richmond prices current
for Zap is worth Is; jaket $25; pair
Of pats, $s2; pair OF shoes, SIS; two
pairsl II wooden socks, IS SO; two wool
sbird $40; two pairs Of drawers, So. !.
vi Seeesb organ At fairfield says
thai c law giving the soldiers the right
to vaf, Is uncanstitWtiaral J
W. Dick Sylvester the Mahoney
candidate for Secretary of State has left
his piper and gone down South among
orr s(diers to beg votes under this law.
Do VA suppose he thinks Il IL uncon.
stitntb nal especially ifhs SloslA Aost
mira lssaly b electeAa
Til nav tx bill before the Copfe.
derad Congress - : singer. It calls
for o{c fifth the value Of all agricultsrxi
prod ts stock, income, and profits OF
busin rs.
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(. John Petit has been nominated for
Congress by the CaRpa,alcads Of the 9Th
Indiana District. The Lafayette Jour
nal says he made speech few days
ago, il. which I've said: If Ole Abe
will just come to me III tell him how
to stop this rebellion. Extend slavery
over every free State in the Union, and
the rebellion win be stopped in sixty
daye." Flats III!
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
.owAR9,e!e;ss oo'A.


For lks sstef ef<hs sie& AID disgvesssd 96eicisd
.sith Virtlent gnd Chronic Diseasea - <speci.
sllyJor us cure ~ dissSsss " ~ 6ess1 o..
lGd0s.
MEDICAL ADVICE, given gratis, ~ lhs ast-
ing surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS - Gpsrmstor1hoss
or 6sminei Weakness, end ether diseases Of
the sszpal Organs, and on the NEW RENE
charge. Two or fhreS Stamps fSr postage
viii Be acceptable.
\ Addrsss, y. J. sKlLLiN H0UOnT0N.
Acting Surgeon, Hoyar1 A1secl1ticn, No !
4bush Fint9 atfsst rhilsdslphla p
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
nEFU8LICAN STATE TICKET,

DefU8LICAN tTATE TICKET.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
JAMES WRIGHT,
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
J. w. CATTELL,
ron THEAsrREn OF STATE,
w. II. HOLMES,
yoA ATTORNEY GENERAL,
G. &. NOURSE,
yon REGISTER OF STATE LAND OFFICE
A. L. HARVEY,
Pom MEMBER OF CoSGREss;-4th Dist
JR GRINNELL,
FoK JUpGH, sth Dist.
n. w. ISBEL!,
Foa Dlsr. ATTORNEY,
II. ALLEN,
FO2 MBHsER OF THE EoARp OF Ed
CCATION,
Nm. REYNOLDS,
----o
COUNTY TICKET.
For REPRESENTATIVE.
W. F. Johnston.
Fea CLgPK or D,sT. Corkr.
p. D. Appellate.
Ton COUNTY JuDGE-
T. A. Graham.
For CoRoNER.
I. j. Wilkins.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

SINGULAR CoINcIpENaE.-ltis &surions
coincident worthy az remark, t4at the
recent decisive battle fought by General
Nc Ciellan on the Antietam took place
on the 18th efSeptelRper--the very day
on which, seventytive years ago,the
Constellation Of the United States was
signed and adopted.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
SECOND DiSP4ATCH
Cairo, oct. 6.


(Srecial to the 0asette.)
Gen. IIacklemen, killed.
SECOND IowA.--Col. Baker, woun'
ded IN groin; Lieut.. Col. Mills, wonn-
ded in leg; Lieut.. Huntington, Go. =,
and Lieut.. Snowden, Co. I, killed ]
Lieut.. Bing Go. G, severely wounced !,
Lients. Blake, Go. X, Parker, and
Tronmbley, Co. f., and Lieut.. Suffer
Co. Is, slightly wounded. Lieut.. Col.
PARROT, slightly wounded.
All the lows regiments were engng.
ed,
We have whipped them badly and
arc now pursuing them engaged.
J. NJ. Turtle,
Brig. Gen.
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Gov. Morgan Of New York has or
dercd the draft to take place " that
State tomorrow, Friday, for 10000
men. It is said TO fall principally ON
the old Democratic party If New York
City, Kings, Queens, and Winchester
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09
Battle at Corinth,
Rebels Whipped.

GRANTS HEApouARrERs,
Jackson, Tenn, 8 n. M. Oct. S.
To Maj. Gen. IIalleck:
Yesterday the rebels under Price,
Van Dorm and Lowell wcte repulScd
from their attack upon Corinth with
great slaughter.
"ibe enemy are in full re'seat, leav
ing their dead and wounded ON the
fell.
"Roseerans tclegsaphs that the loss
is serious on our side, particularly in
officers, but bears 40 comparison with
that of the enemy.
General Ilackemap fell while gal
lantly leading his brigade, and General
Oglesby il dangerously wounded.
General Mcpherson, with his com
mand. reached Corinth yesterday.
"Gencral Rosccrans pursued the re-
treating enemy this morning, and should
.Ley attempt to paovc towards Bolivar,
will follow to that place.
"Generaa Kur4but is st the Hatchie
river, with 1000 or 5000 men, and is
no doubt with the pursuing coiuan.
.'From 700 70 ! 900 prisoners, be-,
sides tho wounded, are left in our
lla Ids.
u. s. GRANT,
sMaj. GanH. Commanding"
SECOND DISPATCH.
GRANTS HEApopAEErRs,
Jackson, Tenn., Oct. s.
ITO Maj. Gen. Hallcck:
General Ord, who followed General
Hnnbut, met the enemy to-day on the
south side Of the Hatchic. 40 under
stand from dispatch, and drove them
aoross the stream and got possession Of
the heights with our troops. General
Ord took two batteries and about 200
prisoners.
AiarEe pontion Il Con. Rosccrans'
force was atChevAlla.
AT this distance everything looks
most favorable, and cannot zee how
the enemy are to escape Without losing /
everything but their ANAL arms. Il
have strained everything to take into
he tight an adequate force, and to get
them 70 the right place
fSigned1 u. s. GRANT.
Maj. Gen. Comwanding,
Special Dispatch to The Davnpsrt Gasette.
Cairo, Oct. s.
Good news rom Gorinth! Price at
tackled with 10000 mon on Friday
morning, and was repuiscd after Two
days fighting with great slaughter. He
il IN full retreat. Our loss il heavy,
particularly in.ofliccre, but nothing like
the encmy's. The Thirteenth Iowa was
in the Agit.
! will send particulars ~ soon rs re.
ceipod. y. NJ. Tuttle,
es Brig. Gen'l.
There were just thirteen Iowa regi.
ments in The vicinity, including those n
the Union brigade, S;x "a, ~, Nh,
9Th, 10th, nth, 10Th, 18th, 14th 18th,
10th and l7+h infantry, Dad ssvalry,
and I'd battery. At last acconnts, the
3rd infantry was at Bolivar, and the
9Th at Memphis, and the 5th cavalry at
Fort Henrv.--Ep. GAZETTE.
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gallant soldier Of the Republic.

gallant soldier Of the Republic.
Permit US to add that that no man in
the State Of Iowa has given moro sub.
stantial, practical and and sympathy to
her voluntees than has Mr.. Grinno.l--no
man has done more to encourage enlist.
,ncnts. We also remined you that Mr..
Grinnell is man Of the peoplc--a man
whose interests are identical with those
Of the people-whosc sympathies arc
all with an. for the people, and who
has labored f., their welfare, in season
and out Of season, with all his we'll
known sl.ergy. He ia a farmer among
you, largely interested in the prosperity
Of every industrial pursuit. lie is the
friend Of Agriculture, the friend Of
Manufactures, the friend Of Schools, the
friend Of Freedom. He has had large
experience in public life and business.
is we'll and widely known among the
public men Of our State and Nation,
and has influence with them. In every
way he isVehinently, and at this time
specially, fitted to represen: in the Amer
lean Congress tho loyal people Of the
4th Congressional District Of the loyal
and patriotic State Of Iowa.
We cannot close without warning you
against being n,isled by charged Of John
Browpism brought against Mr.. Grinncll
charges which had their origin in
the chagrin felt BY numerous Democrat
ic Editors and politicians foilcd in their
schemes 10 prostitute the School Fund
Of Iowa to private and political ends,
by the detection and exposure Of the de-
falcation Of Supt. Eads, by Nj. Grinnell
when Chairman Of the Committee on
Schools in the State Senate charges
which have been n thousand times re.
fntcd by the iu0st undoubted tcstiino-
nv.
We requested Mr.. Martin to meet Mr..
Grinncll at twcuty-four places in the
D strict, that all questions in issue
might be fully discussed. This he de-
clincd to do, and has onlv met Mr..
Grinncll at few Of the appointed pla.
ces, for reasons doubtless satisfactory
to himself and friends, and not lcsa ap-
parent to the friends Of Mr.. Grinneli.
We xarn you to beware Of Hand
Bills put ont too late to met-whict ar,
intended to- deceive-which are intend
ed t. secure by desperate and dishon-
orablc means the election Of man who
stands on an unsound platform, and
who openly afiiliatcs with disloyal men.
We close, earnestly cxhorting yon to
be carly 1T the polls on the morning Of
he election, to see thai every right
minded voter IL III attendance. and bv
every honorable means to work FOR the
success Of our State and Congressional,
and yonr own county Ticket.
j. II. SANDERS, Of Kcokuk,
Chairman.
!. !. TEAGiaDEN. Of Iowa,
Secretary.
S. 6. SMITH. Of Jasper,
J. Il. NEEDHAM, OF Mahaska,
ELIJAH SELLS, Of Benton,
Con. Tiat. Gam.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

BUFFALO, Oct s-Gov. Morgan has
designated Thursday, the 9th Of No
veInbcr as day Of thanksgiving and
prayer ii. this State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

SAN FRAHsco, Oct. The steamer
which sailed to day took another $lo0,
600 for the Natiopal Sanitary Gommit-
tee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

LIGHT LIGHT /! cheaper thAa
ever; CARBON OIL csa 30 lad 6er
90 cts. per gallon At the PIONEER
DRUG STORE.
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In Toledo sn The 2ath nit, OF scarlet fsver,
George V, aged years months and days
Also, on the 2nd inst, Of the Same disease,
Roland " aged 3 years and 8 months, sons Of
James Y and Mary F Parker.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-09

Til nav tx bill before the Copfe.
dera1 Congress Is ! singer. It calls
Tor ole fifth the value Of all sgricultsrai
prod ts stock, income, and profits OF
busidss.
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On m 1tion of Mr.. Fessonden, (Me.) an edito'
rial IN the Chicago TRIBUNE stating that otethird
Of the cartridges furnished H. the Burnside eNpedi
uon Contained nj powder, was referred to the
Government Contract Committee.
On motion " Mr.. Wickliae, Ky the committee
IN military all ,iIs were instructed b. inquire into
the cxpedienCy of placing contracts Tor army and
navy supplies, including arms, under the rule and
COVER uuent Of military law, or the ru ~ aud articles
for government and navy, with power b. punish FOR
fraud and iuhiety.
Nj Wan Wyck from the select COMMITTEES t. in
vest cate Government contracts, offered the follow
ing resolutions, Viich waa adopted
Res0ircd, That the Secretary " the Treasury be
directed t. furnish tins House with copy Of the
ing, opeu.nE, asserting, and general delivery OF
foreign gods IN the city Of New York, usually
called the labor contract, or general orders con.
tract Also, t. inform This House whether the said
hlor IL now done 10y the original parties n saii
contract ur whether said contract has been as
signed it 80, u whom, and At what consideration
Also, who ARE the owners Of the warehouses where
said 90, q, stored, and what rents are paid for
the -nme.
NJ. Van wyck also offered the following resolu-
tiou, which was adopted
Res0lred, That the Secretary NJ the Treasury be
requested b. furnish 70 this House statement o
the salary, fees and perquisitel received by tht
Collector, Surveyor, aud Naval officer of the P1r'
ni New York, each respectively, from the time he
entered on the duties Of his office also the salary
fees and zen quistes received by the predecessor
~ each during the four years preceding the tern
when the present incumbent entered upon the du
ties Ot his office.
Tie Treasury Note bill was Postponed until Mon
| day ms ruing next.
| The House went into committee on the Naval Ap
] pTOprstlon blk,
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James buchanan ..a,n n, Mischief

Col. Forney, in letter to the Philadelphia
rEEss from Wafhir gton, charges that that old
schomor, James buchanan, though fast doclin-
ing in yoars, is still aetiv ely, hut quietly, at
work endoavoriDg to organize his friends into a
great combination which is to cooperate with
the public enemy whenever an opportunity ia
presented, TO force a dishonorabls settlement.
1t will surprise most people to learn that Mr..
Buchanan has any friend, the very name of this
migrate, traitor, and murderer of his country 3
liberties, as Col. Forney calls him, being sufi-
cicnt we would think TO forever dam the rcpu.
tation of any man in loyal comm unity.
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Ledrenporh, Jan. 31.-Genoral order No.
~, issued from the Department u Kansas, prohib-
its the troops II this department. from entering he
Department OF Missouri without special orders
All armed bands of men In the state OF Kansas,
not In the service of the United States, nor acting
under special authority obtained from the Governor
Of the State, W Of the General Commanding, are
warned To diShand. Military commssion s for tho
trial Of such prisoners, and all who are now dctan
ell ON charges of being concerned III depreiations
or iaylawkinp, will be established.
The 9th Wisconsin Regiment, Col. solomon, IL
quArtcrel in this city. The 3d Ohio Cavalry, Col
Doubleday, is luntered at Platte City At present.
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LOCAL NEWS.
New York and the Vicinity.

SUNDAY ScHooL ANN IvERsARr.-In conse
quence Of want Of room on THURSDAY ovening I've
We were forced 10 confne ourselves to very brio
notice Of the interesting anniversary Of the J me
trect N. u. Sunday School, which took place on
that evening. This il the "banner" Sunday schno,
of the city, the number Of scholars is roll being
no less than 800. About 400 l. the average attcn.
dance, and this number, q both boys and girls,
were at the anniversary brought before the audi.
ence on large amphitheatre, erected in the place
usually occupied by the pulpt Flags and bunting
we're gracefully disposed onjLl sides. The singing
was under the direction Of MA L.See, and Misses,
oakley and Miller presided at the piano. Tha
church was crowded somo time before the I.erform-
anccs commenced, and many were unable N obtain