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, 1862-10-08
From Boston.

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-The new Monitor Nahant
was successfully lzunched to-day
The following Is the complete State ticket
nominated by the Peoples Union Convention
Of Massachusetts, to-day: For Governor,
Gen. Chas. Davens, O Worcester; Lieut..
Governor, Thos. F, PIunkett. Of P4tts6:ld; !;
Secretary Of State, Oliver Warner, Of Nor
Hampton; State Treasurer, Henry Z. Oliver,
of Salem; Auditor, Levi Reed, OF Abingdon
Attorney Geueral, Henry Q. Paine, Of Boston.
BosTok Oct. THE steamers Merrim2c
and Mississippi have been chartered to carry
the 5th, 44th and 45th regiments to Ne#bera,
They will probably leave the present week.
, 1862-10-08

NEW YoRK, Oct. 7.-The steamer North
Star arrive d this morning IRON Port Royal,
with dates Of the 4th.
The NeD South announces as untrue the re-
port that Fort Sumter hss been assailed.
Deserters from Savannah report the arrival
Of BeauIegard, who made a speech to the
troops, pledging that he would retake Fort
Pulaski in thirty days..
The Fingal ard other batteries will be ready
In t~o weeks.
Col. Barton, with part Of the 48th New
York, destroyed the extensive salt works at
Blufftou.
Two gupboats shelled : rebel battery at
Cranston's Bluff, on Savannah River.
, 1862-10-08
A1efdents to Vessels in Buffalo
H1FbOF:

BUFFALO, Oct. THE barge st. Lawrence,
loaded with lumber and slaves, coming in last
night, got aground. swung around acd sunk,
blockadiug entirely the entrance to the
harbor.
The schooner Jason Parker, loaded with
wheat, was towed into the oreakwater, where
eh9. now lies leaking badly. !.
The schooner Bermuds, loaded with corn,
was a1eo towed upon the breakWate1, aud
now lies in Ieaky condition,
, 1862-10-08
Accidents to Vease2s in Buffalo Har-

ATCIuENEH 10 FEMBSs8 III Hl11 AtV 11IF&
b8Fa
BUFFALO, Oct. THE bark St. lawrence,
loaded with lumber and slaves, coming In
last night, got aground, swung around and
harbor.
The schooner Jason Parker, loaded with
wheat, WAS towed into the breakwater, where
sbe nov lies, leaking badly.
The schooner Bermuda, loaded with corn,
WIS also towed upon the bEeakwater, and now
its in leaky condition.
, 1862-10-08

JndEo NoFton'a Appointments.
Hon. jesse o. Norton will address the
people on the political topics Of the CAM
pafgn at:
Newark, Kendall Co., Friday, Oct, 10. At 2
O'Clock. p m. ~
la-boa. Kendall Co., Friday, Oct 10, at 7o'clock
p m.
Morris. Grundy Co. Saturday, Oct. II. at
O'Clock, p. H.
, 1862-10-08
Political War Meetings.

Hon. Oven LoyeJoy will address the people
Of the 5th Conf re-sional district on political
and war topics at the following times and
placcs-speaking In nil cases not otherwise
specified, ,'to commence at o'clock p. m:
Anawan, Henry county. Wednesday. october 8,
Princeton, Bnreau county, Friday. Octo5cr 10.
ming
West Jersey, stazk county, Monday. October
Wyoming. Stark county, Tuesday, October 81,
eventng-
ooeola. Stark county, Wednesday, October a,
Further appointments will be announced
thereafter
, 1862-10-08

CHICAGO Es4<<pDuCE TRADE,
The following table shows the receipts
sad shipments Of leading articles for the
week ending Oct. 4, 1862:
, 1862-10-08

The following table shows the receipts
of Flour, Grain, Live Stock, &c, since Jan.
LIST to date. fer tkrne vears.
, 1862-10-08

HEADQUARTERS or GEN, GRANT,
JAcRsos, Tenn, 1a:2o p. m.. Oct q. 1862.
| To Major General Ha1}eck, General-in-Chief:
Generals Ord and Hurlbut came upon the
enemy yesterday, aud General Hurlbut having
drawn in small bodies Of the rebels the day
| heforP, after seven hours hard fighting,
| drove the enemy five miles back across the
Haschie, towards Co1inth, capturing two Bat
teries, about 800 prisoners and many small
! arms.
I Immediately appraised General Rosecrans
/ OF these facts; and directed him to urse on
just been received from him:
"CnEnwA11A, Oct. 6, 1852.
TO Major General Grant;
The enemy is totally routed, throwing
everything away. We are following sharply,
w S. RosEcRASs, Mai Gen"
Under previous instructions, Gen. Harlbut
is also fol1oTing. General McPherson is in
General Martin Is said to be killed
.. s GRANT Maj. Gen. Comd'g,
CAIRO, Oct. 7.-The fight at Corinth on Sat.
urdsy was desperate on the part of the rebels.
They rushed up to the very mouth Of our can
non, many OF them being blown to atoms.
Some ran up an embankment and thrc@
their guns over as If to surrender. but were
from Missouri, and Price had told them be
Kas leading them home by way Of Bolivar.
When within twelve miles OF Corinth, he told
them there were no big guns there, and thai
| they could take it as we'll as not.
The rebels fought with the desperation O
starving men. The haversackB Of the killed
| wounded and prisoners have corn, sometimes
In the ear, sometimes she]led, and In som,
cases, having been ground and baked, aut
again pulyerized, with occasionally piece 0
side meat.
The bail and shell plunged through tn,
buildings in all directions. One shell pssse,
through the Tishlmfngo house, killing
wounded soldier.
The rebel Gen. Rodgers Of Texas is killed
| He had on his person two canteens Of wniskg
Gen. Johnston of Arkansas Is also killed
The number Of the rebels killed is estimate
| at 600, their wounded at twice that.
We have nearly $500 wounded rebels; fu]
one-half Of them are barefoot We hay
r taken not less than 0oo prisoners In all.
During Saturday we took some rebe1 bat
: te1tt and they took SONIC trom Us. At NIGH
we were three guns ahead.
Our loss up to Saturday night, in kiIn,
t ~as about 800 i; wounded, not less than LOO,
: and one surgeon estimates It at ], 500.
= Gen. Og1eshy has died Of bis ~ound;
lived abont twenty-sour hours. Col. Olive
was Killed Oh Sunday.
Gen. Ord drove the rsbels t1ye miles OF,
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'Newsgsamii,nary, !.

i q Il
The telegraph reports. that there 70 dispo
siiion In Congress 70 punish wishIdeath fraud
conmisted on The Govsinhsns y tine of4FarI
( scras Colonel reports. that helis able to taxi
Charleston, 8. c., with mis- single regiment!
Col. SAMUEL CoLr, Of Hartford. Connecticut
died, on Friday forenoon, quite suddenly, OF az
acute attack upon tho brain, - er 81
The United States AsticnIturd Society 70
elected Hon. WV. B. HuBBARb. Of this clty. a
President, and BEnJ. PERLEY PooRE, Of Massat
chusettg, as Secretary. rsii
The great expedition sailed from Cairo TO-
day. ~ -. NJ VI
JAssrsoS's Regiment is burning houses and
destroying al Kinds efpr0Psriy, 10 Wsstsfr
Missouri.
Our force at Tybee has been Interested
A sklrmlsh took place between a part OF Gen;
she.man's force, In South Caroline, and the
rebels, on the 5lh inst resulting IN loss to the
rebels.
A resolution was adopted in the House Of
Congress, on Friday, ''cAlling for the number
of paymastsrs in the army, and how many are
necessary. Mr.. BLAKE, the author Of the rss7
olution, remarked that there lsa large number
of psymasters without duties to perform, and
that many Of them are Incompetent He de-
erred that thsy. should bs dismisssds
The Missouri Senators, Messrs. JOHNSON and
Polk, we're, on Friday, expelled tsom the unt
sed States Senate.
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M AbslItlon Flag Maalsd Down.

=
The Boston Libnotor, edited and published
by the notorious WnnGn LrOTD GARRlsOr. has
taken down the motto Of AbolitiOnism which
90 long graced, or rather disgrsesd the head OF
its coiumn-"The Constitution Of the United
States Is league with Death and covenant
with He'll l" fa gIcr g
Hitherto rampant Abolitionism has been un-
spsring In its denunciations of the American
Uuion, and the wtrst term of reproAch 1t could
invent for Northern man was that Of "Union
saver" II used to declare that there was no
boFe for the slave only in the destruction Of
the UGiou and over the ruin of the Constitu-
tion. This doctrine the Li6tyctOr has preached
for the last twenty-five or thirty years.
Bat now the tune Is cb4nged yet the purpose
remains she same. Now AbolitiOnism makes
common cause with radical Republicanism, =
Both profess to be for the Consultation and the
Union which, they assert, can only be saved BY
the annihilatIon of slavery. They don't want
the Union saved upon any other condition, aud
If It cannot be kept together without slavery,
they are just as willing as ever they were, 70 It
it slide. They want Union purely antl-slAve-
~, aud JEvT. DAVIS wants one purely pro-slave-
~. That ia the chief difference between him
and sham
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PsPpsla'le "a; ssN,s q |. osnvHR'i'nA 4. =

Delnpcruflc stNto OenventionA ~
mutamns
'rhd Democracy Of Indiana aasembled IN
siAte OonvenlIoD, at Indianapolis, On the eighth,
and adjourned the next morning, having accom-
pitched the ohiectfer which 4 was called II
is ssid to have been the largest delegate Con-
vendon ever held in the State. 1he Utmost
harmony and good feeling prevailed throughout
ltssdeilberations. After adopting the Platform
Can abstract Of which We Published under our
tslegtaphic head W sdnesdAy moEning), the con-
ventioD made the following nominations: li
X Secretary Of state--J. 8. ArHosi Treasurer
Of s,ats--M. L. Barr; Auditor Of state-J.
8, RIsrNr; Attorney Geperal-o oseAR B. HuRD;
supsrln.eud ent PablIc Iusiructon---MHror B
HoPKINs. O.
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B The Boston Post ends late article on
monetary Affairs by aayIng-"We believe thai
thinking men are fast arriving at the conclp-
sion that, unless our army and navy substan-
italy crush out the Southern rebellion In the
next sixty or ninety days. the South will be re-
-cogni1ed BY Europe. Mr. Seward inslmatss Shat
recognition is a easus tslliS but We suppose
America Will not fight all Europe i4s'
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lutlous be forwarded By The Governor of Ohio,
70 the President Of the United Statea. and to
our Senator's aud REPRESENTATIVES. in Congress,
to be laid before the Senate and House OF Rep
resentatIves.
Mr.. Myers moved TO iayihe rssoluiIouscn
the table.
Mr. Converse suggested that the motion in
clude also 10 print fs'
Mr.. Scott suggested reference to committee
on Federal Relations.
The question being to lay the resolutions on
the table, il Was carried in the afirmatlvc- yeas
SO, nays 81. i,.ygr
Those who voted in the affirmative, were
Messrs. Babcock, BartrAm, Bates, Bayardl
Brachmau, Bradbury, Clark, Cory, Dlckmap,
Fee of Vinton, Ftrrell, Harrison, Harsh, Hills,
Hixson, Howard, Howe, Johnston, Keck, Key
ser of Noble, 'Krum, Lind, MasleEs, Miller,
Montgomery, Myers, McGill. No ris. Odlin,
Osborn, Patterson, Pierce, Pnrsell, Randall
Reilly, Robb, Roberts, Rockwell, Ross, Schell,
Scott, Stanton, Stewart, Silver, Tiffany, Wal
lar, Warner, Whitney, WilkiEs, Woodbury.
and Speaker. ~.
Those who voted IN the negative, were--
Mesers. Ault, Blocker, Converse, Crane, Dres-
el, Fec Of Brown, Ferguson, Flagg, Glessner,
Gribben, Griswold, High, Holder, Huston, JET
fries, Kennon, Keyser Of Monroe, Lemen, Lott,
Maffett, Marsh, Means, Monroe, Mcclellan,
Reamy. ReisIpger, sIsg, Smith, smyths. sny-
der, stiers, Taylor, Thorp, Tltus, Uhl, Vance,
Wells, and Wilson.
The House then took arecess.
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1Ths State Board Of Agriculture have deter.
mined on holding the State Fair in 1869 at
Cleveland, provided that city viii raise Eve
THOUSAND dollars toward defrAyIng expenses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

gT Hs-Syy Raymond, the editor Of the New
York TINES. bss been elected Speaker Of the
New York Hoaae Or Assembly. He has flled
that poslslon before.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

The difersnt editions Of the Ono srArE'
aAs win be furnished during the approaching
isssIop Of the General Assembly as follows;
Daily Statesman, per month, 80 cents
TsI-Weskly Statesman. pet rmonth, 2s cents
weakly sEAtesmap, for three months, 80 cent?
Weekly statsbmAn, per year, as si.oO
Allosders pronpsly allied. ,sls
Address, ss4
.El..s,. MANYPENNY 4 MILLER, "A
PabIisbers Ohio Statesman,
isl q s,is columhus. Ohio.
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no MARRTED MEN.

Or TN ose Contemplating marrla9O.
THE undersigned will sveinfOrmstion on very n.
tsrsstn9 and tmpOrant subject, which will bs yala
ed more than ahouSand times is cost By every married
couple Of any age condition in iIfs. The iniOmatisa
lbs sent BY mall TO any address the recspt Of Is
eents (silrcr) and one red stamp.
All letten should be sddressed to
H.B. NORRIS. n. D.
octsi-,ystawdkw Dsaton, Mass.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


Notice 10 Physicians and the Public
ALLoooK's POROUS PIAsTERs.--TEsTIMoNI
'T. ALtoOcK Co., No. 2o4 Canal street, New York,
Nov. Goth, ls5o-Gentlepen: lately suffered severely
from weakness In my back, occaslOned By suddenly
over exerpg myself Having heard plastera much
recommended for Of this kind, procured one, end
the result oil that cud deslre. single plaster
cured me in week Yours respectfully,
J. G. BRIGGs.
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House, New York.
There is nothing equal iu the way Of plaster to the
Porous Plaster OF Mr.. ALLcocK. In Asthma, CouSh.
Kidney Affections, aud local deep seated pains, they
afford permanent relief and for weak hacks pains In
the Sde stitches and SpasmOdic pains generally they
are unsurpassed for the benefits they impsrt Price 95
cents each Principal Office QV4, Canal street.
Sold by JoRN R. Cook, DrugeIat, Columbus, and By
all respectable dealers In medicines.
deo24-d&wlm
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M. Macon, of the Finance comu'ssees sub
T6e committee on finance, 70 whom were re.
ferred the preamble and reHolution onefed BY
Mr.. Kenny, having had the same under cQneld-
eration. repork that the oommittee, Without lns
tending 70 express any opinion 10 regard 70 the
merits Of the statements contained 10 the pre-
amble and resolution, have directed their Chair.
man to report the same back to the Senate With
the Recommendation that they pass.
Mr.. Monroe called attention to discrepancy
between the figures in the Governors message
and those In the preamble and resolution before
the House, and moved that the report be refer
red back 70 the committee.
Mr.. Groaebeck thought the resolution had
better paes, 90 as to give the uovernor an
opportunity to answer the Inquiries and explain
the matter, as no doubt he could do satiafacto-
rlly. -.
After various remarks by Messrs. Mason,
Monroe, Fink, Kenny, and others. as to whether
it was in order to amend the preamble and res
olution contained IN theFeport Of the commit
tee, the following amendment was sgreed to-
To strike ont d$345 .Up0y and insert $3.50. .6lI
T2; also, TO strike out 9732, $780," 10 both IN.
stances where II occurs, and lnaert Slbas sye2 70.
The preamble and resolution were then adopt
ed as amended. fle ..tusrg1 aicf n.
.on. leave. Mr.. Bieroe gave notice Of bis 10.
tention 10 introduce bill to amend section u
of an act passed March IL. 1853, entitled An act
Iof the Jurisdiction and procedure OF Iustlces OF
the peace, and of the duties of constables 10
civil cases." 20 as to make 1t necessary for The
party calling q Jury before Justice OF the
peace 10 advance the jury fee
Also, of q bill to amend section 42S Of the
act passed March IL, 1883, entitled an act 70
a.. - -. =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

It u conveniently arranged Band, containing med
eaed compound, 70 be round the Waist without
injury TO the most delicate person change In habits
Of living u required, and entirely the dh
ease from the system, without producing the injurious
effects arising from the use Of powerful Internal medl
cnes, which weaken and destroy the constitution, and
ys Temporary relief only by this treatment, the med
with the blood and reach the disease through he pores
Of the skin, eecting In eveT instance perfect cure
and restoring the perts anicted 10 healthy condition,
This Band also mostp0werful Anti MKRcuRiAL agent
and win entirely relieve the system from the orctoUs
ELECTS Of Mercury. Moderate are cured In few
days, and we are constantly receiving testimonials ofis
efficacy In aggraystsd cases OF long htanding.
PRiCE $780, to b had Of Druggists generally, or can
be senby mail or express with full directions for use
% any part Of the country direct from tho Principal
0fics,
No. 4O9 BROADWAY, New York.
g. SMITH & CO., Sole Proprietors
n. 3.-pescrIptye Circulars Sent Fres.
A. J. seHUELLER & SON, pRuosuTs, AaESrx, No.
vi .. High ST., bet. Friend and Mound Ooimbus D.
II agents Wanted EverywheKe.
mh2e lyisorjstp dkv
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On Inauguration of Goyernor.-Messrs.
Reamy, Means, Flagg, Reilly and Uhl.'
Committees to notify State officers Of their
election were appointed as follows:
Governor r-Messrs. Myers, Bartram, Brach
man, Smythe and Wallar. ~ VI 4,tf Hi.l
Lieut. Governor. aMessfs Harrison, Stan.
ton. Bates, Marsh and JeffrIes,
Treasurer Of Staie.--Messrs Randall, Pierce,
Bradbury, Fee Of Brown, and Miller. 2hold
Secretary Of StAte.---Messre. McClellap,
Ferrill, Cook, Griswold and Wilkin: IN. IN Z
Comptroller Of State --rMefsrs, Cory, Huston
SCOTT, Smith and Converse. tI;r tgc'h x! w;
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nrPoRr or arIrcr oonnlrrrEa.

n. B. No. 7. Mr.. SmJthe, from a select
committee, reported bN to authorize the
County Commissioners Of Licking county to
transfer money in the treasury Of said county
from the bridge fuud to the fund for the support
of families Of volunteers in the service Of the
United States. Read the fret time,
Mr.. emythe moved to suspend the rdle-thht
the bill may be read the second time, Lest
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ooLuM BUS. OHIO.
OHIO sTAT 8 M AN
Session d the General Assembly.

ron THE
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7 Ellis INTRoDuuzD

H.B No. s. Mr.. Crane--An act to amend
Section Of Gan act prescribing the duties of
County Auditors" passed April 4, 1853.
II. B No. 6. Mr.. Uhl-To amend "An act
to amend Section 6 OF an act for the encourage
ment Of agriculture" passed February 20,
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BILLS INTRODUCED.

By Mr., Gardner--s. B, No. 81 To repeal
certain acts therein ramsd. granting licenses
and regulating tayerns. ( a.zy -lhst
BY Mr. Welsh 8, B. No. 4. To amend the
26th section of theiact entitled an act of the
jnrsdiction and procedure before Justices Of the
Peace, and of the duties Of COnstAbles In civil
cases. ~ ~
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q By Mr. lKenney---To snnol sections l75, ! l83,
leA and le5 Of the Code Of Civil Procedure
s,aAlso--A bill to prevent persons having pre-
,ponderancs Of African blood from emierAting
into aud settling in this State ss.il O 2c
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-11

BEssAors FROM THE SENATE,
8. ]. R.,No. II. Relative to printing the re-
ports Of of1cess Of State, ~
On moIien, was referred 70 committee on
Printing. '
Tho House adjourned
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PHILADELPHIA, August ls-Ths woolleu
mill on Wipahicken creek owned by An
drew Robertson, of New Bedford, and &C.
cupied by John Dobson, manufacturer of
army blankets was burned yesterday alter
noon. The fire was communicated to the
Norristown railroad bridge spanning the
creek above the mill, both were destroyed.
Loss 10000
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Movements Of Gen. morgan.

LouIsvILLE, Aug. l3.-Eight hundred
men belonging to John Morgan's force
crossed to the north side of Cumberland
river, four miles north OF Benefits Ferry,
in Monroe county on Monday last.
At large and enthusiastic war meeting
was urged to appropriate S75, OOOfor boun-
ties to volunteers. t.5rtfe .sI.4.f
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UTICA, Mo-, Aug, l3--Tbe Federal for
ces under Col. Guitar caught Poindexters
band of guerrilIas at Compton's Ferry on
Grand riverat o'clock on Mondry,night-
killed 10 or IL, wounded and drowned 80.
They also captured Poindexter's whole
train, one third of his horses and arms and
all his baggage and ammunition.
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rIIHRRE will bea mes;iag u the Board Of Sc DOL
House on Monday the 18th inst, at O'clock, A. NJ.
As there wi proyably be no more meetings Of the
Board before the nrst i'rsdiy GtJa9nsry next all
~, tern, will do we'll 10 lIesd IlIls notice. The reg
r ,pertn - .! the JcIr held ON the FIRST Tues
Ia, IJInaIsr the drst Tuesday Of April. Saturday
1Ts.eiiug the lth II July an the sec d Monday in
August All Teachers, the efore, who ,tesire 70 be
eYamined should bear in mind that these are the
regular days OF examination. "A. s. TODD,
sngI4-3t Pres eoPy.l Sec billboard.
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E9-CoL. A6ExGSDER has arrived in the
city. He brings considerable sum of
money FROM the 2nd Virginia Regiment,
which he will deliver to those to whom it
is consigned. He can befOuntatth the GUS
tom House.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-14

VTIRGINIAs-At Rules held In the oisrl,,soaier
v OF tho coanty GoArt % NOrti ampton eointy
ON the hrst Monday in July, "a. D. ls6Zs
Edward H2Iland' plsH7 In De- Dses -a--
n Robert Cary. dsft. upon an Attachment.
In this sit the object Of which Is TO recover Of the
defendant, ". Robert Cary, 1hree Thousand aud
Twenty-Five Dollars lo2S ool with legal interest
theEeonfrO the LIST gay Of January, 49, till pd
Edward Holland, the plaintih having filed his dec
laration and the defendant NJ Robert Cary, not hav
ing begn served With the SUMMONS IN this suit,
with the attachment therein, and it appearing by
affidavit fled that the said defendant y. Robert
~ Is deemed-under the provisions Of an act Of As
senbly declaring certain persons nonresident, pas
sed February 10th. lS62-not resident OF this Statti
Is ordered that the said y. Robert Cary do appear
mere within one month after due publication hereof
this suit
A Copy-Tests: L.HARMA NsoN, Clerk.
W. G. hIIEr, pa augi-1td Srw
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General Geary.

PHILAnELPuIA, Aug. ia private des-
patch received here dated Oulpepper, Va,
this morning says that Brig. Gen. Geary
did not lose his arm in the late battle as
was reported. The despatch adds that the
General left for home this morning.