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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-24

4R001a1E1s-11.D&00s
On. n. vf2IAiS3 1881. in the
FEDERAL BiocR. e~pr a asspsAhaAr sfPset,',
opposns the Posk "A fssrt omfss. Rooss
snd -, upssslrss waAngtoasRc
.I.IIyu. aer~--.44 600
An ,ss.sssats psivsss n.ssrssss,sed in the
most scientific nsus9, cd sadicsl cures Il.
fectsd in Al ,essss. sSxERU1TIG lEREc
TIoHs, 'GOH0lRR1A,a 9LRDR, srRfCT
URfs, sIx1txAl. WfzkxfsS,. ~ III, 81 Jesuit
of VoLuPfU0Us DREAnH Or shy weak
ness of tho gEyxRAfTTFoRoANS from any
cause whatever, or how, long standing, thor.
oughiy end ErsdlcAny cured, slso GoUT,
RHEUNATlsK, KEURAL0Lls and other
CHRoNICDEsEASEs ofths NERVES, NUS
GEES BONES std yoINTS, SCR0FULA,
BLoTCHEs on he NCE xRURTIoYs on
the LxzfBs and BoDX, ana an uthw, ERUP
TIVE DLsEAsxs sna iDEssAsss Of the
BLOOD, from ~Asssssv sss.s fAsy msy Aovs
ovf,re- ,i'-a lRdnssfi1 .nniaas.S CaD"oIE
AFFLICTED AND UNFoRTUNxTE I
No msts~ what your slsssssI ~ no fs,ss De,
icacy prevent you nom applying Immediately
70 DR.. veilny, who 4 sstnevls1gsd 70 BE- by
far the most OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
treatment ofpriysss dissssa. Par n6t to come
and make known your nisfostnnss, and he win
speedily sssd ~ q yosr wyssssseins.
40 sEIF,ABUSE, ~
That dreadfal ssourys a the youns, INDUCED
In when alone, ,.idsstroysr the sensrative
organs, units you for married life, producing
weakness of tho bpek and limb. loss Of suima-
ton and muscular power, pslpltstion Of the
heart nervous irrisssiliss ios ofnsnaS mel.
sncholy habits, insanity, consumption, and
death. -
YOUNG MANI In view Of the dreadful con-
sequences Of delay, do not fail 70 make your
case known, Immediately, to Or. vellny. Your
secrets with him are sacred, and you may con.
ndsntly rely upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose systsms were shattered and
who were on the brink Of the grave, have been
brought back TO vigorous health by his skilful
treatment. .''
,,.ass ,i.4 MARRIAGE. 81 aH.
Married persons, or those contemplating
matrimony, who suspect themselves Of impo
ency, seminal weakness, or any disease arising
from relzred state Of tho genital organs
whether the result Of disease, injury, youthful
ndiscretions, or indulgence Of the passions In
ripper Year,, arc earnestly entreated to plac,
themselves under the care of DR.. V. They may
rely with certainty upon speedy cure. and up
Oh being restored to full health and vigor.
He treats with satire success all diseases o.
females such as LEUCoRRHEAor WHITES
LAPSUS UTERL, &C., &C., and In every cos,
guarantees . perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoAfMU
NIcATIoNs strictly PRIVATE and CONF
DENTAL.
PERSONS calling ses no one but the DocroR
Those at distance may be TErArrD BY MAI.
by sending STATEMENT Of CASE, &e., &c
~ 2-6ms '. ''. 'fr..f 600 .sa. ... .'s
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A. DAlgs ExPREss COMPANY, l-. ~
IA Once 514 Penn. Avenue,
.......ii y, Washington City, D. @.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
ERN EXPRESS FORWARbERs.

ERIN ExPRRss foaWARbERs.
Merchandise, Money, Jewelry, valuables,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND 5YsrATcH TO all
accessible ssetioDs q the county H.. COMPANY
NoA .its prineip.i oaiss. .Ss
PHILApELPHIl, bALTLfoRE, GIN.
CLyNATL ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON
Concessions are made at New York and Boston
with iinss forwarding TO the csnadas and the
British Provinces, and with steamship lines to Liv.
erpool, southampton, and Havre, and thence By
towns In Great Bfitain and on the Continent =.
Collection of Notes, Drafts, and Bills made at all
accessible parts Of the United States.
rIH-p c.. g, DUNN, Agent,
Ieie Washington, D. G.
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ID f II s o N Al.

- .l.fuIr ..ff.|..I
HopslsSs Cdses are being CURED Daily, By Hand
.. .lufe Magnetism. srr rs NOD
Call and see the names Of some OF the rst citizens
OF Washington, who have been restored to health.
Govt, Piles, Neuralgia, rheumatism, scuryy,
Nervous Complaints, and Female Weaknesses, In
varisbly cured pithol fad. ..4 -
MRS. WREN, as x street,
between sixth and Seventh streets
NIB, The city cars pssS within Q square Of the
dser, pov a7-im'
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ANEW AND sysfpLIFIED METHOD FOR
IN PLANO FORTE AND SINGING.
PROF. ALEXANDER WOLOWsKI,

PIANIST, VOCALIST hND CUHPoSER,
Eas opened Ladies' and Geutlsmen's Afternoon
u o'clock) and Evening 70 ocloek) singing Glasses,
on most liberal terms. Professor Wolowski VIII
also explain the full theory Of Music and Reading
by his system 'l'y ~ 'f' 'I!L
BY Professor Wolowskrs! new method, a person
having only a slight knowledge OF music win be
enabled, In very short time, TO read music with
great facility, and execute operatio as well az
classical music with rare perfection.
As TO the vocal part, by his way of vocalization,
he arrives at most extraordinary rssults, renders
the voice powerful, and enables the singer to yo.
tone. d g4..-,N u4..4f. IL. ..-. ~.
Prof wolowski receives yisitots daily from toto
Isl Tenth street, between ana = '''
cspted. -ss'7....' -, - de e-lmd
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NJ n X II MS -. Ter
MARKHAmsst the best HOTEL in the CRY OF
wAsHIscros, kept on the p
EUROPEAN PLAN, ..'...
... Adjoining WalaTds' Hotel, dr.'
90. No. 2le, PENNSYLVANIA AyEsUr.
The undersigned have fitted and furnished the
above named house in the best manner giving y all
the modern improvements, including water and gas
in every room, beds and furnishing goods not sur
passed In any house In the country.
We beg to assure those who may favor US with
call In the ordinary that 1t will be supplied with
every thing the market affords, got up In the Best
The National Rcpabiican says: awe feel II 10 be
our duty 10 Invite attention to this house, and TO
guarantee the public against extorton In Price or
neglect IN .attsndanee!l u will not be under the
control OF the servants, whether white zoe black"
And we endorse 1t and shah carry out the fact
We can only say to those coming to Washington,
stop AZ the new European House, stop at the hest
house, atop ut the house nearest the CARS and the
TaE .spbs and 10 have the benefit OF all this, stop
al MARKHAMs, 2i2 Pennsylvania avenue, .'.1
- John II. HDDsON
=, p. MARKHAM,
dec o ..T.. Of. .. .fHtTH PrnpHfior.
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INTERIOR ADoRNMENTs.


- orALL oRADrsANp PRicEs.
warrsnted Gold Band Window Shades; Buff,
Green, and Blue Holland Shades, all siresj made TO
order.
. Also, q handsome assortment Of Picture Cord and
Tassels, all sizes and colors.
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old stock to
accumulate, persons needing the above goods will
nnd It to their advantage to give me call.
All work executed aAd superintended by practical
men, who have served regular apprenticeship at
Satisfaction ruarahtstd, or no pay required.
Please give me call. ......t
Remember the number. .....s.t
JOHN MARKRITER,
No. 4e6 Seventh street,
Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
nov 2G-1ys t... .rrH. ..
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TAKE NOTICE.

6O TAKE NOTICE. ".'i- 20
NJ. T. PARKER, 1000 .'
... NO. 60 LOUISIANA AVENUE, AR
Respectfully and eheerfully returns thanks for the
liberal patronage hitherto received,
Having every facility for doing ny
THE BEST - ... |IEuH... n
.y,h'O'" XND DECORATIVE
.. 49, PAINTING
Together with all work pertaining 70 q FIRsT-
CLASS Painting Establishment.
He has no hestsncy In soliciting continuance
Of the puhlic's favor.
HIS Prices are Reasonably I.Iaf
.... I..-as q. The Work Une1esptionable;
90. And particular attention Is paid to
.. PRoMPTNEss IN DELIVERY. ..
Es-Rsmember the number .rn
III Ia. .... &. 90 LOUISIANA AyBNUE,
oct 2I-am bet. sixth and seventh streets.
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Hons, Hannibal Hsmiin, Vice President, Me-
iAh Mann, IT., New York CITY John n. Goodwin,
M. c., Me; Thomas N. Edwards, NJ. @, H. e.
ward II. Rollins, N; C., n; II Alex. \. Nee n.
Durham, M. c., Comm Dwight Loouiis, NJ q,
JSh9 a GsrisS NJ Snio osla
Pa, Robert Msksishi, n. e., Pa; Justin 8 Nor.
All, N. C., Yt.J John, =. Potter, NJ. G., Wis; 2
KANSAS; cyrus 2idrich, N. C., MINI. VIM. Ksi
iogg, NJ c., M, John 4 Nixon, N. C., N. j.; John
hK s.,sttoa, n q y; iii 2. FG S,., n. q q
c., Mo-; Elbridge d. spaulding, NJ. c., N. VI Al
fred Ely, n. c., N. vi Major General II. D. Dur
yea; N. Wyckon ESQ, Pres. wiiliamspert City
Bank. ,.s1 jy 2s-tf
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iGEExr REMKpr ai ..ss s g
Hsd.sifIal afsl "a mall
roR RHEuMArisx, GoyT, jSTpRAI9IA, LuM.
isAoo TIFF NECK AND JOINT sshAIES
., bnUisEA oUIn AND .Xoykps, ILL.,
- .1 AND EEnyoYs DisonDEnsl gl9I..lliiLi

~. HExpsCssE' aNp AZ l5y ISHfsunATIc y y
.tiia Np iShNsSv " ~ III ss1a
.s3hHAasia.a ,hhiqisLAl.d7 aH
For n Of which II 4 I spe<dy and certain rene
Dr.. and never fails. gf1ts ianiment Il prepared
ran M recsrs m g. stsvhe. evset, = cSsvs,t-
iout me fkabuS b1ne sefter, Az M bssK uSed In
N, ..,.s.. ~ 49, -. u ,.lsh AZ,
M pi .s.n",.s ~. % .ms.s.. n 'fss
- ~ - = y .i'SY'5i t.sq ssiniaf AL ~
sss'',''a ~ pa 20 as51 - gdi n isslsa
As AN ALLEVILTOR or PAIN, H. u unrfvalsd
vso,t NAV BE- cpyMce.i by sahsis tsiAi,
- ssoDysJ, hsibssf ~ lor
This iiniment yin cure yspidly 'srsd radically,
RhapAastc Daserders Of svery KIND, Ahd,tr
sstrr' been Known 70 is,i. aial' las s6n,ii IL
1-.i"n l1ln 90 .ii',l'i.
FOR FEQRALoiA,h VIII suofa inmsnsss fshsi
In every sess,hoYfves mssTP1slI4.
-. -. :, url n.cur,,
,ss.S,as,,n.' 49, ~ ,"S,s.s.'sss :. ss.eS -
ron NERVOUS DrsnrTY 1xp ofsrRAr tAs
sroDH. ensses Zen impseeesese. sNssse, 81
Acting directly .upan. .ihs n.rrou. tissues, IT
stresgths.p rns1ytoes the systsn, sad restores
!, i,.i3- liAh '''5.'s 9 s''L = i,a 4t;i..el
FOR PfLES&As "a external remedy, We claim
world to psoduss 40 equal Every victim o. III,
distsessing complaint should give II 1isl tcr II
majority Of s.sss. van sasss ssa,sslssss ~
~. ., L,i'1,pli sin - % y ..oA ,sf.ilL 90
sztreme,y m.nGsAns and danssress, but y iihsiy
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DO1wELISs MEDICATRD .4.ts
u COUGH CANDY
CoLDs, '.as@st
BRoYcH7TIs, .'i
,s,5F, LNFL JENA,
'r. l.... q iV HOARSENESS,
Add all ineipient stages Of Consumption.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by ..lI.H
'fI. o. BOSWELL Druggtst,
81 Cor. Maryland avenue and seventh g.,
And o. ."0. Y ~ T. 2. d. GILMAN,
y. .+s' Penn. avenue, near Browns Hotel.
Charles Allen, w. B. Entwisle,
d. b, Clark, John R. Major,
L. M. Smith, ..s o. 81 C. Major,
II. II. McPhorson, J.w.. Nalrn, O..
5. c. Ford, |.' y. d. O'Donnel,
J. p. Milburn, J. y. Dawson,
Charles stott d. @. Ndgely.
and Barnard. tl' l.'|T0
And BY Druggists and suffers generally.
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Observation-Disclosures pPERED
scHooNER, "a tons capacity, lor aAia OF char
I,AHUTCHINsoN 1 CO., "a Toiirtegpfk slfsst,
Ppssits wilisi@s h9tsh y % Sa ~ lsTsr
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'orrICE4No. 45s SEVENTH STREET,
Department Exchange,)
wAsHisoros, d. C.,
And No. Q Park Place, corner Of Broad'edy
opposite CRY Hall, Nrp York.
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Ash Tor aDr, sweeps Infallibls Linimsnt,,, and
take no other. Ne not deceived by unprtnclpled
dealers, who will try 70 palm "a some othsr artiois
The nfty cent bottle contains three tfmsa 40 much
a. cent bottle, and IL much the cheapest
to buy. Tryit. -
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NOTICE. 81 II +,
- ~ Fst u TO THE
CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON, ."F
OFFICERS or THE ARMY AND NAVY. .
ODEON HALL.

The old and established Emporium Of Clothint,
that has, for so many years supplied the citizens
Of Washington and vicinity with all that II es-
sentiai for The elegance and comfort Of the 6utei
man, Is now supplied with the most complete and
fashionable stock that we have ever had the pleas
ure to offer. ."st o '' ~ ain''.
COATS, PANTS, and VESTS OF the most desira.
BILE styles that could be found In the market.
Our assortment Of s II 1T 8, d RIA W Err {,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C, cannot be surpassed and
will be sold al prices that do not allow Of compe-
tition. a,.a..H 20 ~.
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LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY oVERCOATs
LARGE STOCK OF MILITARY OyERc0ATs
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS COATS.
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS CoATeg
LARGE STOCK MILITARY DRESS C0ATB.
LARGE sToCK MILITARY PANTS.
LARGE sT0 SK MILITARY NH ITsR PAsT Its
LARGE STOCK MILITARY VESTS.
LARGE srock SiLifxRr VESTS.
n yAIIsEs. CARPET.DA0e. Sc

vALIsEs, CARPET-BA0s, sc.
our stock Of BOTS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
Is the largest and most fAshionSbls that has ever
been offered n this city, and q he lowest prices
my sen ana e u & IA Corner
street and Pepasylvanisiavenue, the Great Cloth
Ing Mart Of Washington city, v
. nov i-svery Tues, Thurs, h Sat 81
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CONES q BROWN,
SOLICITORS OF PATENTS AND CLAIMS

3ounties,, Pensions, Back Pay, Onicers'
RecruftIng, ana All other Just Claims,
against the Government.
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~ -nsI'... pR,,rsWE.TTrs a.
! N F A l. J. JBL,Et LINN MEN 7
.i5sTI. 70 bold. .li1..i 10 ilgs.. . .t, ~ N ,
Sumo rrgi Ia - TIE : Yr..
sOLDIE ms qFRIEND,
49, -, ~, Ana thoassnds have found It truly e
''' FRIEND IN NEED i. ,,a' 'fl r..

HH asf ffH s4Ha H... 10 H"s'NsHtI .' 1851 Hll l#I
sgF ~ .t sgl,u..,... .TErsV 4. ,.lr ,Iuu ali FL.
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Night Dispatches.


WASHINGTON, August l6-A special 70 the
Post SAYS:
Gen. Mccall returned from Richmond with
different ideas of the war. He says that our
motto should be instant submission on the part Of
the rebels or their determination. The General
u at the War Department to day
The exchange of prisoners j. still progressing
through Adlutant General Thomas. II is nov
confined TO officers.
Washington has resumed its former IivelipeSs
The arrival and departure Of troops still con.
tinues.
The tug Leslie returned TO the navy ward this
morning bringing mp a small sloop called the
Bloom, of St. Marys. Maryland, and eight psis
oners captured on Monday night BY the Reliance
while crossing TO MARYLAND. The Captain &C
knowledges that he has taken several cargoes oi
merchandise to Virginia. Thus is the contra
band trade being efiectually broken up.
There are now about 600 prisoners. both mill
tary and State, confined in the old Capital pris
on, l 10 of them taken in the recent battle at Ce
dar Mountain. Directions have been received &c
prepare for 200 more taken in the same engage
ment who will probably reach " Washington some
time during the next twenty tour hours.
Col Corcoran, Col. Wilcox, Lieut. Col Brown
and Major Rogers reached Fortress Monroe thi.
evening and are expected &c start at once foI
Washington.
Three hundred and twenty officers ave beer
exchanged, among them Lieut.. Col. Kane.
A steamer will leave Fortress Monroe 70,
Aikens to bring away 100 officers who have beer
confined in Richmond.
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CrLPEPPER, Va. Aug. l7.--Col Feckin went
yesterday with construction train as far Rapi-
dan Station, but learning that considerable
force of the enemy was within gunshot Of the
river on the other side. il thought inexpedient
to begin repairs the bridge until Popes forces,
now on the march. should reach the river to CO
the workmen.
Col. Fecklin found near the river a lot Of -four
store for Confederate use. which he seized
Contrabands from Gordonsville report the con
uinuous arrival of troops from Richmond.
We were occupying the line of the Rapidan
from - on the east 20 Carnsford the left.
with picket aud scouting parties beyond these
points.
Gen. Banks is fast recovering from recent i'm
juries.
Gen. Sigel who occupies the advance near the
Rapdan reports this morning that the enemy
made a feint or attempt 10 cross the river but he
drove them back
There was a general movement towards the
Rapidan to day. Ii the enemy wanted 10 dis
pute the passage possession of Orange they will
endeavor to drive back. Nothing has been
heard from them so far.
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;srrELEsRArH.
new York Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. l6
Flour market opened dull and closed a shade
easier: sales at 81 s565 for superfne State;
So 2O65 80 for extra State; 81 e5(d5 % for SUI
per6ne Western; s. 2O@5 40 for common to
medium extre Western; s. 45@5 % for common
to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
and s. 6566 % for trade brands, market closing
dull. and no buyers at outside quotations.
Whisky frmer at 81 = @32c.
Wheat heavy and closed about lie lower with
more doing export; Chicago spring 81 %; Mlwau-
kee club 81 l76l "a amber Iowa 81 ga %;
winter red Western 81 29(dl 35: white Michigan
81 Al and choice white 81 80.
Rye quiet and steady.
Barley dali and nominal
Corn in moderate request for export and home
consumption, but without decided change in
price; sales at 59060c for old mixed Western;
54@57c for Eastern; and AZ a. 52c for unsound.
Pork more active and shade frmer sales al
Sll 3l14@Il 3l1a for mess; Sll@ll u prime
mess; 50 81 @l0 for prime.
Beef quiet and firm
Bacon sides dull and nominal.
Lard dull at 60 @954c.
Butter selling at lO@l5c for Ohio, and l5@
IL &c for State
Cheese firm at 4061ac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

NV YORK. August l5-The steamer Saxon,
from New Orleans on the 9Th, arrived this morn
ing.
Gen. Butler has issued an order setting forth
the need of relief to the destitute-requires more
extended measures and greater outlay than has
yet been made, and that as question of justice,
the burden should fall upon those who brought
this great calamity upon their fellow citizens,
namely, those individuals and corporations who
have aided rebellion with their means, and those
who have endeavored to destroy the commercial
prosperity of the city.
\ subscription of 81 .250.0O0 was made by
corporate bodies, business firms and persons whose
names are given, so defend the city against the
Government of the United States, whilst the cot
ton brokers, names also given. issued a manifesto
in October. advising planters not to bring their
produce to the city. These parties are all assess
Ell by Gen. Buffers order for the purposes above
named. to the amount of 1912 600, of which
which 1912 900 is on subscription to the 81 ;
$50 600.
An intercepted letter states that DR.. NJ. was
organizing "A secret Confederate army in New
Orleans, and has 3 900 men enrolled
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Marion County Democratic COnven.

delegate convention of the Democracy of
Marion county was held at the Court House on
Saturday, August l6.
The Convention was called to order at IL
o'clock \. NJ, by John r. Elder, Esq, Chair
man of the County Committee, who read for the
information ef the meeting the order for the as
sembling OF the Convention
On motion of Mr.. Mcfarland, of Decatur, John
X Elder, OF Centre chosen permanent Presi-
dent. and J. X. Bracken and Julius Boetticher
Secretaries.
The President stated that the object of the
Convention was TO nominate candidates for Sea-
ator. two Representatives, Treasurer, Recorder,
Sheriff, Surveyor and Coroner
The townships were called, and full delegations
were found to be present.
The names of several gentlemen were sug-
gested for some Of the offices, but after some in
formal conversation, il was suggested that the
names of all but one for each office be Withdrawn,
which agreed to. The following ticket was
then presented to the invention, and nominated
unanimously:
For Senator-Henry Brady
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. Kennedy and
James h. Plummer.
For SheriH-Jetferson Springsteen.
Recorder-Iohn Il Brewer
Commissoner-Wm Hunter
Surveyor-Dlniel Ferris.
Coroner--Saml. Parrott
a resolution was adopted unanimously recon-
mending y b. Taylor, Esq, to the District Con
vention a the candidate Tor Judge OF the Court
of Common Pleas for this judicial circuit.
lt suggested by the chair that the dele
gates name candidates for Assessor 10 be voted
for in their respective townships. Franklin. Law
renee and Washington declined, preterring TO
leave the choice To future township meetings, but
the other townships agreed To present the follow
ing:
Centre--E J Rowland
Decatur-JesSe Price.
Pery-Wm Splman.
PIke--iohn SOurwine
WArTen--A J Nansickel
Wayne-John Bence
The following gentlemen were then selected TO
act "a the Central Committee for the County:
Cenue-N. Hayden Chairman, Jacob Null,
Levi Ayers.
Decatur-D Mcfarland.
Franklin--A j. Jennings.
+ Lawrence-Samuel Cory
Perry-Foster Whitford.
Pke-S II Hogshire.
Warren-E y Simmer
Wavne-Percy Hosbrook.
r Washingt0n-David Huff
After a few remarks by Mr.. Mcfarland, of
Decatur. aud DR. Pierce. the Convention al
] iournei sine de. j. X. ELDER, Pres't
i R BRAoKkN' Secretaries.
j BoETTICHER. \
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NASHVILLE, August l6-A construction train
left this morning repair the tunnel at Galatin.
The hands were captured by guerrillas near Gal
latin. The engineer escaped with the locomo-
tive.
Ii is rumored that the houses of several Union
men have been burned at Gsllatin.
Two bridges the Edge6eld railroad were
burned TO day by the rebels. one on Red river.
Ii is reported that the track was torn up this
side of Tulahona.
Two Federal courers were captured by gucr-
rillas nine miles south of the city last night.
Their dispatches and horses were taken from them
and they were then released.
They report a large force under Storers. north
of Murfreesboro
Col. Miller made armed reconnaissance to-
wards Galatin, last night, and ascertained that
Morgan had decamped in the direction Of Harris
Vile
All railroad communication with Nashville j:
cut of. Telegraphic communication is inter
rupted.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

FoRTREss MONROE, August l3-The military
telegraph to Fortress Monroe has stopped work
ing. and it is feared the cable is broken
From the Richmond Dispatch, Aug -, we
learn that three gunboats came up York river to
West Point on Sunday morning last, and after
remaining there little while took their depar
ture
On the same dav the Federals landed force
at Carr's Farm. in King and Queens County
The object of these moves is matter of cOnsid
Grafton, though it is possible that troops pass
ing by that route from McCelans army to til,
Rap2ahannock
All the Federal officers, numbering about l40
taken in the recent battles before Richmond, in
GLIDING Gems Mccall Reynolds and Rankin, ar,
tn be sent down the river to-day under flag o
truce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-18

CAIRO, August l7.-Judge Joshua Allen, a
member of Congress from the Ninth District, was
arrested and brought here charged with d,scourag-
ing enlistment. Judge Duff, of Marion county,
was also arrested or the same charge
he Memphis Bulletin of the l4th saws JEFF
Thompson surprised company of the Sd " iscop
SIN, eleven miles east Of Helena, on the 18th.
Our forces soon rallied and poured such a de-
siructve fire on the enemy that they retreated In
disorder Several of them were taken prisoners
=, Jeu. thompson sent dag of truce to General
Hovey, who occupied Oldtown. thirty miles below
Helena, last week, demanding the surrender OF
all within his lines, or prepare to fight. Hovey
discharged the flag, and started in pursuit with
ten DAYS rations.