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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

e6The Vincennes Gazette is quite frotby
over the speech of the Hon. Delano R. Will.
Hanson, in that city. 1t strikes as furious
~ and venomously as blind rastlesnake
in dog days. We conclude that Mr.. Will
| amson dealt hard blows and planted them
in tender spots. We hope the people will
turn out en- masse and hear what this dem
ocratic champion has to say CT the rebellion
sud its sympa,hisers, when he visits our
city on Saturday next.
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NONE iNTERksTs.
Grand Union Barbecue and
Mass Meeting.

The Committee to whom has been assign
ed the duty of preparing the grounds, ia
bles, seats, platforms, &C., &c, and all good
Union men who are willing to assist in
the same, will meet at the Blackboard Grove
this morning at 8 o'clock, ready for work.
The lumber is on the ground, and every
thing ready to proceed. Rally, boys, rally.
The Union must be preserved. IN sat
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Military Intelligence.

from indianapolis Journa al Of yesterday ]
TIC 73d regiment which is to arrive this
afternoon from South Benz are all ready for
the Geld, except arms. They will stop here
long enough to receive them. They have
been mustered, paid and clothed.
Adiutant General Thomas, U. s. A, waEs
to bare arrived here last evening on impOr-
tant duty.
Morton O. Hunter has been appointed
Comnaudant of the SD at Madison.
The 6sd Indiana, Col John s. Williams,
left Alexandria yesterday for active service
In the field. EH
Oartai Lewis Shuier's Cavalry Compa-
ny left last evening for Kentucky. AFs
The following is the result of the enroll
ment of the 9th Ward 10 the city of Indi-
annapolis: Enrolled between the ages of
| eighteen and forty-fve, 40l; have been
and now in the service, Go; making to-
tai of 469, showing that one sixth of tbs
citizens of this; ward havesvolunteered- g
The 74th regiment arrived from For
Wayne yesterday morning. !,
Genl. (ate CoioneD ]. B. Turehin pass
ed through here yesterday en- route Tor Chl
cago. Aeiii- Z 4@ @1 4
Brig. Genl. Smith, formerly Chief o
Genl Halleck's staff, reported here yester
day for duty. He will aid in organiz'ni
the new regiments.
Lieut.. Col. Hardin of the 57th. and Lieut.
Col. Milroy OF the 57th have resigned.
The 76th was mustered out of servic
yesterday and viii be paid off to-day.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

ENRoLLMENT OF KNOX CoUSTr-We are
indebted to M. P Gee, Enrolling Commits
sioner, for the following tabular statement
of the number of militia in this county, as
also the number OF volunteers already 10
service. 1t must be borne 10 mind that the
number of volunteers (ll34) does not IN,
cLude the companies now being organised,
of which there are several, and the tota
win comprise considerably more than ha
the entire militia of the county. Pretty
good for old Knox:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

R. S. HoRNBRooK has opened a recruiting
office for volunteers for the 9lst Regiment.
1t will be opened until the 22d inst, at No.
8 Water street. This is a splendid chance
for volunteers. aug2od3t
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

GG- Gov WRIGHT has announceda series
Of appointments, running through the
month Of August, when be wal address bis
fellow-citizens, among which are the fol-
loving: rr-r-~~.r, ror q.
Evansville, Tuesday, August 26th. .i.3..
Princeton, Wednesday, August 27th.
vincennes, Thursday, August 18th.
Sullivan, Friday, August 29.h.
Fefre Hante, Saturday, August Doth. =.
Friends in the different localities will
give the requisite notice and arrange for
thespeaking.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

s2~The Sallie List, Captain Dexter, with
Lowth in the a si-A, IN III .ALA shA- sAlaca of
the Charley Bowen, on and after Monday
next The Sallie List is fiue low water
passenger packet, aud will afford excellent
accommodations to persons desiring to go
down the river. 4td
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-21

@s0 Charlie Hsbbe received, yesterday,
someifresh and delicious vensou, the first
OF the season, killed only dozen miles
from town.. It set on the stomach very
comfortably, and was by no means hard to
take. -1.J q
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SAFE .y'0. %.

BY virtue of four Executions i-sued ont of the
Office Of the clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
of WANDERERS rgh count Indiana, in fsvor OF Hes
ter Peck, Rebt. Butcher, Ann Maidlow, Ex'rx Of
Edmund Maidlow, deceased, aud Jnmes Flack,
and against Thsmas Clifford, and Others, all
on 3 rer-earr ~
TUESDAY,, AUGUST 10th, 1sG2,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M. and -
clock, P. III, of said day, at the door of the Cour
House, in the city of Evansville, Indiana offer r.,
sale at public auction, the rents, and proftsf,
the torn of seven years, of the following de
scribed Real Estate, viz:
Lot No. seven ~ and the adjoining half of 10
No. six 10 in block No. sixteen r6l, in stock.
Wells management Of the City Of Rvansvili:, In
Vanderhu county, Indiana
And should said rents and profits not sell for
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs vii
at the same time and place offer for sale the tee
simple Of said premises.
.os GEORGE woLFLIN,
Sheriff v. @.
Wheeler a Iglehart, A. L. whi.tIesey, PPhs
AfterBeys.--- SIS IS y3o-
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sss- Joe F. adams is always at The post
Of duty he is making the best pictures in
the city. Gallery corner Of Main and Sec
ond streets. a hsf-
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Ernm Krntuckv,

The Louisville Journal of Tuesday con-
ainszihe.foilowiug intelligence concerning
the invasion of that State by the rebels:
Gen. Green Clay Smiths command, con-
sisting of a regiment of cavalry and two
pieces of artillery, left Lebanon for London,
Laurel county, yesterday. A portion of
the Sixtieth Indiana infantry is encamped
at Lebanon. rw
We have Information from Hopkinsville
to the effect that party of Eve or six hun
dred rebel guerrillas entered Hopkinsville,
Christian county, on Saturday evening last,
and took possession of the place. They
seized all the arms .hey could find in .hs
place, including fifteen Henry rifles, and
then left for the South. The guerrillas
were commanded by Col. johnson, of the
Breekinridge Legion" % faar MSS
A reliable and well informed army off
car who arrived in the es'5- i-@s 4=ariae.-
furnished Us important and exc''ing M
nation as to the movements OF tne leoel ~
vaders in Southern Kentucky. Th ME force.
is in Wayne County in s2QB66teello. Two
and have pasfeS1oG their cavalry on Satur-
-day entered Somerset killing Mat E. In
gram, the tavern keeper. The forces are
estimated at from six to twelve thousand.
They are reported to have two thousand
cavalry and from eight to ten tho usand
regiments of Infantry, under Generals
Cheathsm and Maxey. In Clinton, Cum
berland, aud Monroe counties bands of rebel
msrAuders have made their appearance, and
are gathering up cattle and turning them
upon the corn-6elds to fatten.
In Monroe, two citizens, who had been
active Union men and members of the Home
Guard, wers taken by the rebels and tied to
trees, and, after keeping them tied up
for two days, shot hem through their heads.
In Wayne county they have a large num-
Der Of Union citizens in custody, the Jail
and Court house being filed with th IN.
Judge W. N. Bristow, it is said, is held by
them as a hostage for George Boston, who
is indicted for murder and who was O few
days since transf,rred TO the Stamford jail
for sate-keeplng, by order of Judge Bristow.
sEB- We cali, The attention. of Kentuck-
ians to the soul-stirriug appeal of Col.
Shanks aud associates, for them to rally in
defence, OF their beloved State. Armed
horde Of euerriIlas are pouring into the
State in every direction, and while thou
sands of patriots from Indiana ere crossing
the river loyal Kentnckians owe it to them
selves and the fame of the old common
weHfvtft U ur,itA ~siihitnnse gallant spirits in
driving the msrauders from the State. Col.
Shauks' regiment is the only cavalry regi-
meut now recruiting iu the State of Ken
lucky, and as it only lacks two or three
companies of being full, the deficiency
ought to be made up in few days.
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az OLD FASHIONED UNION
B a B B "A c o E

Will be held in - ..--7
BLAo KFORD5s GROVE,
Adjoining the city, on Tuesday the 2sth
day of August.
Gov. Wright, and other distinguished
speakers viii be present.
s@rEvERYBoDY WHO LOVES THE
UNION Is EXPECTED TO CONE.
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MEETING -.Fhe Committee of Arrange
ments for the 10. Wright Barbecue will
meet at Chandler and Hyne's Office, Third
Street, on Saturday AFTERNOON, August %
at 2 o'clock, in order to report progress. and
push on the preparations for the barbecue.
A general attendance from town and coun-
try is requested. as
Aug, 81. ss ,..eav Std
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BeS Lyons is now East, purchasing an
immense stock of fine, fashionable clothing,
which will be opened early next month. r
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{ NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
KeaaEaECEiO2sS i!
III HR Co.NPRDRKxrR srATRs

Tx IN - CVSN FEE ~ a AsM II CA@n ~ .
u army has again crossed the frontiers OF your
proud old Commonwealth.
After Your oft repeated declaration of loyalty to
the Federal Government, and Notwithstanding
their pretended cardinal principle of State Soysr-
eighty they invaded your soil to force yeu into
their government al the point of the bsyonet, and
your armies drove them hence Again now hays
they ATTEMPT. your subjugstion, and the issue
they have made must again be tried by the sword
and the bayonet. You and your neightors have
BEEN driven from your homes by their marauding
bends your property has bees stolen destroytd
aud your vested rights hare been infringed. To
tho e who hags the heart to & 81 and the ccuras 20
to redress tn So great wrong, We would cay that
the opportunity is offered you to do by respond
rg 70 the late cali of the President for volunteer 8.
The 18th Regiment Of Kentucky Cavalry has been
accepted anu there is room among US for a few
more companies, ard all those who desire 10 enlst
with are requested to report themselves at Hart
ford, Ky., Immediately.
O c. SHANKS Col.
IN. L. LIGHTHO0T, Lieut.. Colopel.
.Rs KINNEY, -
LA2KIS J. PROCTOR, Majors.
L. PAfE,
LoE sville, Aug. 31-d3t -
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gNsRR U.s-D " ksra.n I'D BE g
~ leave toi inform his friends aud patrons that
he has this y sold out his stock Of Clothing and
Furnishing 0oocs to Mr.. Cberndorfer, whom he
would hereby respectfully recommend 10 their
further patronage. At the same time he would
request those indebted to him to come ftrward for
an early settlement. - - Sd
July Is. --- A. L0EWENTUAL.
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EVANSVILLE RACES.
WALNUT GROVE COURSE.

yNvHE 20TH DAT OF AUGUST rs
~ the day selected for the revival Of running
on the above Course as there is a match nov penS
Tag for 500 aside A single dash of one mile ~
he runfor or the 10th day Of August, 1852. = =
D. p. Bisrsi -Damts hi thorough bred ssSllior
Buiori. Geo. Dennis uames his celcbra led NJ are
trick and the services OF a Brass Band ara IN.
gagged for the occasion. Atf RI
After the above race there willsbe a trottipr
mafcnfof 900 side between an icv snsyilsI ana
Henderson Horse ~
Admittsnce to the track Is cents.
August 16-iGt 49, y ~
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e9 Persons indebted to the Bodiam
Mining Company are again notified that a
settlement OF their accounts is desired. - E
jy9-f 80 john WyMosD.
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For PAINTERS AND BUILDERs.-W We have
in store large stock of pure White Lead,
Lindseed Oil, Paint Brushes and Sash Tools,
Window Glass, Putty, Paris and Chrome
Greens, Chrome Yellow Chinese AID Amer
lean Vermillion, Read Lead, TIMBER and
Ochre, all of the above paints dry or in Oil,
which we are selling low for cash only.
KELLER & WHITE, Druggists.
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How to Put Down the Re-
SAGE hellion.

~LA make speech on the REBELLION at
Poseyvile Friday, the 29.h day Of August,
ls62, at one o'clock 2. NJ at Oynthiana on Satur.
day, the Both, at one o'clock p. II. A large at
tendance is requested. augIawtd
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s6r When you come to order coal, don't
forget to bring the cash along. 1at
jy9-tf 'ls- s1 JOHN WYHoKD.
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z sd srss a9e
P. H.DRAKE & CO..
so2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
August 2t-dwlm w
JUHN f. GLUVEf

~ JOAIN r. 0LOV EN-
&ELLs ~ R X y ~ ID and Nv
" DRESSED Michigan Pine Lum er, Pine and
Poplar hingles, Flooring, Siding, La tn, Doors,
Sash, Bin s, Door and " tndow Frames, Nesel
Posts and Balusters, stair Railing, Moulding,
FeEce Posts, Pckets, &c. Office, of seA enth
and Main streets. augZOdwIm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE LIGHTAlNG
FL Y-K III T. e II

rs .9Nr.zCFFY.E Os.-fT KILLS
E.HsST.AyVTLF
1T rs R.xSEky" PREPERBD IND
USER.
THERE rs .N-c DAIv'GER OF IT'S
RRE.H-9 .HESTA
TT STOPS L0C0yH 0TE0.N-TRBY-
CEN .7-0T GRTs GRE4T W.sE.
E.GCE SHERT WILL MILL - QUIET
OF FLIES. - E@
R.s CM sHEE = rs Nv ss.gTy.FCL ca
-T.a sTROPNE'' ~sfrsrr e.
.EaRB DIST u UCTE cTKz.S'
RGEZR0.EHS. n-oa
WOULD veg Eat IN PESCEs
H-0 UEES X'0U READ IN EsR.A[sE 2
Ws0UEeD K-OU SLEEP A.r Tine
USE THE LIGRT-NZ.N-G FLx.-EEL.
EENeE C.1BTEO.F THE PUBLlC
~ against "a mirerable imitation of our arti-
cle which has found its way into this city. 1t is
nothing like the Lighrn ny Fly Killer, and will
disappoint the fair expectations Of purchasers.
buy the
LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER -
Only RELIA BILE and genuine, Of
aug14dw4w KELLER WHITE.
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a6S- The fatality among the rebel off,
GERS at the battle of Baton Rouge was most
remarkable. Sc De Kay, in his letter to
the Grenada Appeal, mentions the names
of the following as killed or wounded:
Brig. Gen. Charles Clark, Brig. Gen. Helm,
Col. Allen, Col. Sam Boyd, Col. Charles
Jones, Col A. P Thompson Capt. AleJ.
A. Todd, Capt. Willis S. Roberts, Captain
Hughes, Adjt R. B. L. Soeny, Capt. W.
Wallace, and Lieut.. Charles Semple. These
are officers who fell Immediately under the
correspondents notice. How many others
fell, when so many leading commanders
were wounded, it is not easy to imagine.
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The VIncennes Sun says it learns that
J. S. Wilson, lormerly a lawyer Of that city
and for some tins Assistant Adjutsnt Gen
eral has been appointed Colonel Of the 65th
Regiment. TrtYsskT1 ~.
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sD- The Terre Haute Journal says that
a DR.. Davis, formerly connected with Col.
LAWYERS regiment of Illinois Volunteers,
made aspeech- in that city, in which be
stated that nine-tenths of the army with
which be was acquainted were democratic
Alive have to say TO this is that the Doc
tors acquaintance in the army was quite
limited, or else be was guilty Of lying, as
every man of sense in every Community
we'll knows
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Acsn.-On Friday, August I, JONI SAMUEL AcxHn, Of
measles the beloved Of John and Phebs Acker aged
The funeral will take place this Sunday afternoon at
three O'clock from the residence or his parents No 1917
Walker street. The remains viii be taken TO Cypress
BEsHxR.-0n Wednesday July 80, JOHN HxSRr BgsuKa
aged II years and 10 days, Of John H and Phsbs
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
lend the funeral Monday afternoon a three o'clock
rom the residence Of his father, No 1888 Nassau street,
BRADY. Saturday, August q, asosos wAnuSoros.
infant son Of IN mas B. and Cstharne Brady. aged
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral h Sunday afternoon
two o'clock from the residence Of his parents, No 26s
BaAr--suddenly, on Saturday morning, Angus, q.
PATRICK BsAY formerly Of Mullinsar county wsstmsaih
The funeral win take place from his late residence No
~ Gresnwich street, this Sunday afternoon, al two
curnse-on Friday, Angus. 1, MAReAsxr ElzAnxrm
CUNNING, eldest daughter Of Hugh II and Charlotte Gun
u'ng, aged year, months .nd7 days.
She 10 not dead but sleepeth.
The remains will be inferred In Greenwood Ccmstery
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
O'Clock from the residence Of hor parents No AIS
West Twenty nth street. between Ninth and Tenth
avenues.
CHusrr On saturday, August Q, Mar, CnGuy, only
daughter Of william and Bridget Chrsty agod 10 months
The friends Of me family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, this Sunday Afternoon, at two
O'Clock from her late residence No 24O Elizabeth street
without further netice
CoRnunrR-At Toledo, Ohio, on Tuesday July 20. ELI,
II. daughter Of j. A. and Il. II. Corbusier aged
month and IA days.
CRErsAu.-on Saturday, August 2, Of whoopins cough
STEPHEN j. only Of stephen NJ and Elizabeth
aged years, month and Ii days.
The friends and relatives are respectfully invited TO A.
tend the funeral from the residences Of his parents No.
i52 varck street, this Sunday afternoon, 1t two
O'Clock, without further invitation.
Boston papers please COPY
Dsxrs3y -on saturday Augusta, BRlpssr A. Dsxrsuv
native OF the parish of Taonstown county Ioath ire
land, in the 25th year Of her age.
Her friends respectfully invited 10 attend tho fuee
raj from her late residence, No. 222 varick street thu
Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock.
DUNS-Suddenly, on Saturday August a. from niu Ia,
received by afa RICHARD DUNN native Of the count,
Kildare, Ireland, aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family arc
invited TO attend the funeral from his late resIdcsoc
No 272 West Twenty ninth street. this Sunday after
noon, at two O'Clock The remains will be Inferred 4
calvary Cemetery.
Dxcsm On Saturday, August 2, after . short an
antui illness, tho youngest OF Remct and Anu
Maria lscxer, aged years, 10 months aud IL days
The frienos and acgualntances oil the taniiy are q
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Enthusiastically British Queen-Mrs Carroll and In
FAINT nr: Kerr and child Mrs NJ Mussroye,. Messrs q
waters Il Carlton n Mcconnell, Isaac, Chisholm and
DR. Lewts, N, and thirty-three sesmen deck.
NV onI..Ns.Bsrt Henry Hni--o Flent and family, A
and lady Mrs WiIIams Mrs Faamsn and eS Mrs dn
lot and child, Miss Hannah, Mr. Macitt.
Ms. o,snass-shp Metropolis Daniel Ley and family
NEW oRLxArs-Bark Pleades-s Shepherd and lady.
MisANrLAs-schr Elliott-w W Ready, " w Canaeld
0yen. McCulom.
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON ship New York-Mr and
HcRa. Miss Julia MORA, Mr. Dom Alsroccs LADY FOUR sh
Ssyns Mr. Charts. Richter Mt Han, Mrs Porep'
Capt Ihcodore Hsyden Mr. Emery, Mr. Poppele, all
servants ~ fAieers lady three children servant ali
from Baltimore M Bosel, lady and daughter Baton
yans Mrs Blanchln si children ana servant q; Mr.
Furth Miss Charlotte Furth from san Francisco; Mr.
p wsihaacf and LADY Dr. Williams and lady, ali irom
Giasinnati; Mr. ~ W% Mall son spa two dagsh!ss Mr.
Miss Elise harry Mr. Louis AI LADY and child Miss Anna
siringer, Mr. Thee Abt Mr. Buhmann, Mr. Bffsop MI
from New York Mr. John Custer, ihadelpbia: NJ Shss
Erich, Mr. Tassick, Mr Oswald kingsesen Schsner
and son M ss. E,sn and LADY from Louisville Mr.
Francisco; NJ Emil Moenninghoa Chicago: Elias Spear
Ns M sSs s. ,d ss Nj
saasm.an srem ws.hissson Mss 's Ssrs kson.
seeragc-rot tai 2le sl2i022 Ii in specie. = :" ~
Mo-. oy Of .a Mary
n spinnay, Collins Fsrnswor,h, Nine Watson aud
seryon dominique yirses aud wife, Capt PcnIck and
Y smith and daughter, b, smull Nyolk, John Mar.
glnst9n, Nyorki rtgel, Mr starr, Nygrk +. Rckard
AN jos. RAYMOND lssaa John rc.nsy I ID s,r,,,a, w,
hslooe. Robs D~knsos. a vilsrns. Mrs Nsuy,le
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Berger and lady NYork Chinook Albert T,,elba,er
Bearse Aug Rep hlager Francis Thles Park. Mrs
Field and son, MT Magufe, Mr. smith, IioweL John
HopIey Thos Alsop joseph Trgthan with many others
IN the steerage. Specie Sz54.510 60.
NEW OIaEAss KEY WEsr-Steansbip Maron-T IA
Rand. Dwight, Ms. Unger Edmond HANSON Charles
w Randolph Mr. Perkins. james Ryback, sessei Mrs
Wagner Frank MarquAnd Maitland jules Sazerac Never
Phineas q Weiss, ID Mccormick United States Army ID
Aunok. siD
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CaoKEn-FRASKriy.-On Monday, July 2s by thu Rev.
Isaac Westcott, EDWARD CROKER third or Captain E.
C.,trokcr, TO ADDIE NJ. FRANKLIN all OF this city.
EDwARps-BRAILEY.-AtD Davenport Iowa, on Tuesday
July 20 by the Rev. Henry Cosgrove ALFRED EDWARDS
SARA eldest daughter OF the late John w. Bradley OF
Charlesten, :. G.
RvERe-McGRAw.-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, July "a,
by the Rev Father Fransio Mr. Joskru RvsRs, Jr, 70
budget ID. McORAw.
We srEnnIp-BnoHr.- On Saturday, August 2, by tho
Rev. Joseph bernhard, Mr.. JASPER WwrERRrp to Mis-
AxEiA, daughter Of Robert Bright ESQ all Of this city
WxsTwoRrH-SUM Thursday, July II, by the
Rev. j. p Hovsy ut the residence Of the brides mother
all OF this city.
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The Pennsyivania Volunteer Bounty
Fund.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2, 1862.
Nearly sA 900 subscribed the Volunteer Bounty
Fund this morning, and IL has reached the
$1,000 exclusive OF the railroad subscriptions There
is every prospect Of tho fund reaching $500 ,000-al
offered within eight or nine days Tue subscriptions In
clude six Of 5000 each four Of $sooo I've Of 81 500
four Of 900, two Of 81 500 EACH two 81 2oo and
hundred Of 81 900 each aso hundred Ia sums o.
beow Al 600 zach
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SCRANTON, Pa, August 2, 1862.
largely attended and enthusiastic war meeting was
held at Nicholson Wyoming county, to-day. Hon. G. A.
Grow and Judge Pecham addressed the asssmbage The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed. Resolutions requesting
the County Commissioners onsr nfty dollars bounty
IN animously adopted. Wyoming will undoubtedly
al her quota
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THE REMAINS OF COLONEL MONROE.
The remains of this gallant soldier arrived this city
on Friday night and taken the late re idence
deceased Tmorrow the funeral will take place at ten
o'clock in the morning at the Church OF ot. Francis
Xavier, Sixteenth street,. near Sixth avenue.
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TOLEDO August I, 1862.
largo and enthusiastic meeting was held In this
city to-day. Business almost entirely suspended
eleven A. NJ Speeches were made BY Hon. H. b. Payne
B. Y. Backus and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03

BRoxr THns pARoLE. Gen. Lucius Desha OK Mayor
Sam. January, n Garnet, Rev. Mr. Smiley Methodist
preacher and two other prominent citzsns OF Cynth
ana, were on Saturday consigned 10 the Newport Bar
racks IL Is said thar these parties though hcretoore
rssted snd released on parole have been contributing
10 the extent OF their ability IN aiding Morgan N lie re-
csut raid,-Nashvits Union, Jpiy 80