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PRocKEpINs UNDER A mistake
q German eollared q young man and took hirp
hbefore Justice Clark. In explanation OF the
procedure the German stated that he had sold
goods 70 the young man, for which he was to paw
a. he was able. The purchaser had made paw.
ments, bat the creditor was affsid that he wss
about 10 leave the city, and took this mode b &C.
cure the payment Of the balance dus. Justice
Clark informed the creditor that his mode %
proceeding vas not according 70 the law Of the
land, and explained to him the difsrence between
our legal prsees> In case Of debt, and that refer
red 10 In the scripture, where the debtor was at
the mercy o. NE adversary. The creditor In this
case took the explanation In good temper, and
decided 70 proceed under the modern Law.
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FoRcIBLE EJEcTMENT.-On Friday afternoon,
Mrs. Thomas, residing on North Capitol street,
near L street, was elected with her children from
the house, by Mr.. and Mrs. John Rupert, who
own the premises A warrant was obtained for
their arrest from Justice Clayton, and they were
taken by officer Crown TO the Fotrth Ward
Static n-house, and Justice Walter, after hearing
the evidence, held them 70 bail to answer the
charge Of assault and battery and forcible entry.
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SRcoaD w ARD STATION CAszs-BsJOFs yssties
CIark j n TuthII, assault security for peace.
John Drunk, very drunk; for hsaTinE John BoT-
land, drunk; lined - Laura " ilsoa, disordeTiyi
do - Js0ob Heysey, asleep In suert; do 81.
d H B4rlOw, drunk, hned So
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Ia IL ~ AED STATIUS CAsKs.-In eonseq usnce
Cf L +udten illness Of JT-t's- Clark, the cases
wee tried by Justice Tho 90. Jno Hughes,
lRdecent en- posure; hnea :. Mau2hef and
Hn. EsseY, aTuaG tuansd 0NsI to The ninhEy,
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First Grand Excursion.

The IRON FOUNDERS Of the Wash nston
Navy Yard take great pleasure L.
announoinE to the public In general y
their inter ton Of giving GRAND
EXCLUSION to
YM0NT,
On THURSDAY, August 18th,
for the Benefit of the Families OF the District VOL
unteers In service Of the United etatee.
The safe and oommOdlous steamer kEYPOkI,
Captain Stacf pole, has been chartered for the o.
oasion. The Committee pledge themselves 70 spars
no pains or expense TO make THIS the most agreea-
bic exour sion OF ths seeGon The boat Will leave
the wharf foot Of 18th street at II o'clock precisely
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and ladies, 20
morning Of the excu sion. Ompibuses will con-
neot with the boat from 9Th street east and Viz
gina avenue and from fth street west and Pa ave-
rue Che Marine Baud has boon engaged Tor the
OCCASION. Messrs. Jones and Miller Will furnish
Dinner and Refreshments ut reasonable prices.
Cornittes Of ASYdnssnlents.
Darius Daughton, Henry Bates,
VIM. Murray, VIM. MoLsughlln,
John Cannon, Jas, Gordon.
P. Lucas. au Ia 5,ll, l7,iS'
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MOS, 10

A 3. FEf Si 3 sJ tt!SIisl : e. w. q
LOsrAN Lar on 1HUksDAf,
August 7th, commencing ~ o'clocf.
Boats viii convey pas Singers from n1gn -
street wharf, 6eor getown, during the DAY, iree 81
charge. Good music, and refreshments IN abuno
ancs. Tickets 30 cents, admitting gentemsn end
ladies'. 70 be had Of any of the members or the ioi
commifta 0 Arasssmssfs.
]. ]. Kane, David Kelpell.
j. Iackey, George 81 lvsster,
y. Broanan. 1homss Duffy.
j. Reg9n, I'd. Lenny.
Thos. j. Philips, ~ 4-Hs
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RARRIRD.

AARRIRD.
On the Sd ofAugust, st st. Peters Church, Car
itol Hill, by the Rev. Father Boyle, Mr.. SAMUE
BURGERS 10 Miss CHRISTINE RADCLIFFE
both of Washington, ID. 9.
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RoBBERY.-Last night ofncen Allen and Wise
arrested Louisa Wheat, Martha White and VIM.
Beatty, for stealing $500, the property Of p Sny-
der, In Georgetown, on the 36th OF July last.
They were taken before Justice Dom, and by
him were committed TO jail for further hearing.
MIR Snyder, with the warrant issued to detective
Allen, arrested VIM. Stuling last night. He was
put In the Second Ward station until this morn
ing, when he was turned over to Justice Dom
and sent to Jail for further hearing.
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THE PICNIC for the benefit Of st. Matthew's
School, which was held at Analostan Island yes
terday, passed OF most happily, and 70 the entire
satisfaction Of managers and visitorsL From nine
O'Clock In the morning until evening the boats
continued running to and fro, carrying with II
happy hearts, who were delig hted to breathe
other air than that Of the close city. Not acci
dent or an unpleasant scene occurred, owing, no
doubt In great measure, to the good sense Of the
lostan not to sell spirituous liquors. The party
returned at about O'Clock, after having enjoyed
the dance and q ramble among rural scenes. Ii
In supposed that between $500 and 800 will be
realized aftetell EXPENSES are paid.
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BY the President:
WILLIAM III. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
FROM WESTERN MARYLAND.

Provost Marshal Byrnes and Tie Oath q
A.0sf, q Ssrtsus RtOt-Escape Of Prison
ers, 9e.
Especial Correspondence Of The star.J
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Row N swAnPooDLs.-Lastn night fight oc-
Cured at house on North Capitol street II
started In 4 dispute about the election Of Mayor,
the question being, "who voted for wallach f''
Il soon grew Into Aght In which men, women
ana children took part. John Newman, p Sui
Ivan, l.. O'Oay and Ellen O'Day were arrested
and sent 70 jail until the remaining parties are
arrested when they viii he released for trial by
Iu,,fcs w alter. The riot began about half past
seven, and lasted about half an hour. The en-
witnesses IL 20 -r'r
AccIpIA W. - - d" 4
his house brssting his leg and oruisins him oh
WHtse,
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Tor SkoTHlss. HATS, cars. BOOTS
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UNAN7ED-By Q respectable girl, q SIT VA
w TON a. plain cook, washer and Ironer, In .
small family. Call ct 81 K street, between 2lst
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g6A REWARD Will be paid for the Alprehen
DOU zion and delivery TO me OF Negro man -
jim, who broke the jail Of Prince 6eorg~ -
18th Of June.l5s2. Jim ~ about i've feet i've -
inches high, IL about IS yeeTs Of sge, and nSs
tbs properly OF Albert b. berry, kss living near
BlsdensbuTg, Prince Georges county. vlll Eire
the above rev.rd for his apprehenslop-ao nate,
Ms E5Rss MAP P,EH4ER 3. SRfaEs, stsEs
~ e 9awtw OF Prince Georges county.
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JNo. 3. w DttHtktfkkhN9Et AND BUILDER.

q the Shop on llth street, between eho sueess
Resideuoe-aoh strsst, I'd door shove n street,
Ty0PBlNs lrepsas ss'sad's"'
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r OsT-FIom the sth to the 18Th instant, nlne
A MULES, from drove on Biadens-
burg Pike, between Weshnyrsn and
Batifnore. A liberal reward WILL be paid
for their de;i ye.T 90 ID. j. Robb, at Isaac <p
Scsrf's, twelve N: 'es from Warrington,
on me Bllden,burr - Sike, or 90 Mr.. Jackson. &C
Government stables.
iysi-9y- 1hOWN Gu.
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pEsfkoYlNs FAMILY PzAcz.-Yesterday Ann
McEliegette was arrested by roundsman Fenwick
for assault and battery on Jane Chrismond, and
taken before Justice johnson. The complainant
In the wife Of Oscar Chrismond, and said on oatl
that the defendant, a girl Of ffteer, was In the
habit Of going intp het house, where, In the pres
encs Of herself and children, her husband would
take indecent liberties with her. This had con
tinued until her husband grew neglectful Of hi,
family. She demonstrated with her husband, and
at last went to the girl and spoke OF the cruelty
CT her conduct The girl attacked her with mud
and stones, and declared she had right 70 fon
die with Chrismond a. much % she pleased. The
Justice severely lectured her, and uired her q
give security to keep the peace.
RESISTING a CossfABLE.-On Saturday after.
noon, J. r. Kelly, q county constable, having q
dissrsin warrant against the goods and chattles Of
Charles w. Ossenberger, reading on Massachu-
setts avenue, near Seventh street, went to thu
house, and getting In, he showed his authority
and was about to make levy and seize some o.
the things, when Ossenberger and Mn. Ann Kali
q boarder) attacked him, took the goods ron
him, and elected him. Both parties were arrest
ed and taken before Justice Barnaclo, who held
thsfn to bail TO answer the charge OF resisting a.
o1cer.
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WANTS.

WANTED-By Q respectable girl, o SI7UA-
w TON as nurse or chafTbermaid. GOOD ref
erenoe given, If resuIred. Address Box Is. Star
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C1A0 REWARD Will be pad for the spyre-
SlUU hension and delivery % me q white
man, named IN IS a. GODFREY. Who brote
he was committed on the sth Of May last for on
asssut with intent 20 kill mSu named Deniehs
Godfrey 10 young and OF ordinary height, and came
from the neIEhborhood Of BlsdelsburE. Maryland,
| will give the above reward for his spyrehenslon
no matter whcrs taken-provldod ne 10 6sllvered
a the JsII IN VpSsT fHsJleSr0gBh, PTtncs Ssosfss
iy A-2avly Of Prince GEORGES county.
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Now Light.

The New York Herald, which Of late has
been confident the radicals would carry the
State of New York, comes out in its edition
of Tuesday, with the following settler"
"CoRREcTIoN OF THE PoLITICAL Loo -
Some time since, before the October elections
developed the real current OF public opinion,
we announced that Wadsworth would carry
this State. But the returns from Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio and Indiana reveal the fact that a
strong conservative tide has in, and that it
is rolling onward with momentous strides,
sweeping everything before it This revolu-
ton has been so rapid, so overwhelming
that we now correct our Political Log, and
announce that we do not believe that Wads-
worth can carry this State, under any circum.
stances, but that he will be defeated by a large
majority We call upon all those journals
who published our former Log to give this
correction as much publicity as they did our
former statement rt VI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-29
al Gooa Illustratton.

One of the best illustrations OF the un-
dying vitality of the Democratic party
which we remember to have heard, was
recently given by venerable lady who
was present at large Democratic meet
ingin an adjoining comfy. The old lady,
whose hair is silvered with the frosts of
many winters, had watched with glisten-
ing eye and Enlightened countenance the
long line OF Democrats in procession
marching towards the appointed place Of
speaking, until her enthusiasm got the
better Of her silence, and turning to by
stantlef she remarked rather excitedly;
"Why, they have been telling me for
long time that the Democratic party was
dead, and / had almost come TO believe II
but now see how false the assertion. 1t
wililive while there is Constellation to
maintain and defend and Union to save
and preserve. The Democratic party,
she continued. ais like globule of quick
silver you may divide 1t into thousand
PARTICLES, not one of which can be obliter.
ated, and then bring them all together
again into one body, just as though there
had been no separation.
The illustration is a good one. De
feat, divide and distract the Democrats
organization as you may, it cannot be de
stroyed; and when the country is in dan
gerit viii rally and come together in de
fense Of the Constitution and the libertie
of the people. Minor differences are swal
lowed up in love of country, and all tru
Democrats strike hands and labor harmo
niously in the good cause,
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shaIlIt ContInuel

Liberty lies bleeding A tyraunic faction,
with unnumbered hands, strikes and repeats
and re-repeats its crnel blows From Fast 70
furtherest Westia heard the clank Of unwon-
ted chains; and prison doors Crate harshly %
their hinges and shut Ia innocept citizens
seized without crime, far from hope and
home. From East TO West the zephyrs bear
the sighs Of widowed wives and orphaned
children, deprived Of their natural protector,
and cast helpless and hopeless on the cold
charities Of careless world.
Only few days since, in the same issue Of
his paper, the arrant demagogue of the New
York Times in one article approved Of these
arbitrary arrests, in violation of all law and
all right, and denied that any were now being
made in another How long shall these
things be and NJ. arouse the entire mass OF a
once free people, who had rights which no au.
dacity dare invade, to strike for universal
rights and common NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Union a..gt. tlata li f.........
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sHERIFFS SALE.
DHEhITT . OALE,
James Turner, ct al Montgomery Superior
WIN. F. Comfy, R. N. Com Case oSar' So. 2Oos.

"aheS iui'ulI " W Montgomery phpeFloI
Court
VIM. II. Comfy, r. N. Com Case No. 2O09.
ly and Richard Green.
DI yrtne Of and IN obedience to the command OF a
ID ven ex. to me directed from the superior
Court of Montgomery Comfy Ohio will oiler al
Public Sale at the door Of the Court Honsein the City
of Dayton, on
iSdtui ddV, Nopolnber LIST, 1862
At two o'clock m, OF said day, the following des
cnbed real estate, viz. AS the properly Of Richard
Green, part OF the North East quarter Of in lot No.
iO5 in the city Of Dayton, Montgomery
ty, Ohio Beginning at the northwest corner
of said q and running from thence eastward
ly with Second street thirty two (32) feet TO AL
beri r. H. FOkerths north west corner OF said quarter
lot thence a right angles, southwardy with Folkerths
west line sixty feet to - seven foot alley thence
at right angles westyardY thirty two 1921 feet 10 the
western boundery OF said quarter lot thence north
warly sixty six iee with said western bonndery Of
said quarter lot to the place of beginning. l.,H
Also an lot No 2G3, corner of fitth and Perry street
Also ~ lots numbered 2GlS, south west part and
lot sdl4 east part al ii Dayton Montgomery county,
Ohio. .I l#...l Hel.II .qlgI NJ -Ii uutI +,
The above premises under former execution were
appraised IA follows: Hi Ni. .-.H Httai'i ~
Lots No. lO5 q Second street at ........ $1,000 90
+" " 263 corner Of 9th and Perry sts. 20oO,o0
26l3 and 2Gl4 at.........s........,... 10000
The above described property was taken on eXeeu-
ton as the properly OF Richard Green, at the suit
James Turner and Ellen Turner against W ". O0mly,
X. N Comfy aud Richard Green. .
The above property sell for less than 81 the
GEO. woGAMAN, Sheriff
N, E. JoRDAN, Atiy. .. aI. r-- se3Owts
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Tribute OF respect.



At called meeting Of Company A, ll2th
Regiment o. " l., of which Capt Thorne was
chairman, the following committee-viz; 0. j.
jackson, VIM. c. Thomas and Joseph Stud
abaker-were selected to draft resolutions ex-
pressive of our profound grief, on account Of
the loss of our highly esteemed fellow soldier,
David c. Wormsn, whose untimely death shed
n gloom over our whole regiment, rr.
WHEREAS, Our worthy and esteemed fellow
soldier, ID. C. Worman, came to an unimely
and terrible death, by reason Of a railroad ca
tastrophe, on the 23d instant, therefore be it
Resoiped That the ll2th Regiment, en-
mdsSe, do hereby express their profound regret
on account Of the loss Of our worthy and ami
able brother in arms, aud our irreparable loss
in his death, who was so suddenly and unex
pectedly hurled into eternity.
Resolped, That the deceased, while with us,
gave evidence of the true soldier and gentle
man in all his conduct-whose heart was full
Of courage, patriotism, love and unfeigned con
sideration for all his brother soldiers, and in
his death we lose beloved companion.
Resolred, That we heartily sympatbi2e with
the parents brothers and sisters Of the de.
ceased, and would condole them in their Attic
ton by this expression of our admiration Of
him, whose memory is so dear to us all
Resolred, That we send copy of these
resolutions to the parents of the deceased,
and copy to the Dayton Empire and Jour
nal for publication.
The above resolutions were unanimously
adopted DASL. T. TnoRSE, Chm
c. BRoADwELL, Sec'y.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Superior
Court of
Montgomery
DotInlV


Samuel H. I.ores, Henry Loree, Har- Montgomery
net Loreo, Frances LoTee, John Nc. County,
Cure and }, Il. MeClea, Defendants, Ohio.
CtAMUEL N. LOREE, OF Amador county, state Of
- California, viii take notice that Adam Clay Of the
county Of Montgomery, the state OF Ohio, did, on
the 50h day Of August 1862 file his petition in the
Superior Court Of Montgomery county, in the state Of
OHIO, against the said samuel H. Loree, Henry Loree
Harriet Loree fnnces Loree, John Mcclure and j. r.
McCleaG defendants setting forth that Henry Loree
gage, on the LIST day of April, 1857 TO secure the pay
ment OF $500 according " certain note referred 70 IN
sid mortgage, due IN hve years nom It's date, With 10
per cent. Interest, the following described lands,
OHIO, being part OF section B. town q range east &c.
beginning 4l2 chains on the north line Of the Loree
nrin IN said section east Of the northeast corner OF the
dover estate IN sad farm, set en and assigned 70 Fran
ces Loreo, widow ol Samuel Loree, deceased; thence
30 along the north line of said farm $40 CHAINS;
thence 1919 chains To the south line Of the said
Lotee hrni thenoe s815 w s-4l CHAINS, thence n 4
l2'lI chains TO the place OF beginning, containing
IL acres and That since the giving Of said mort
~ Mt against the goods and chattels of the said
i samuel II. LOree, and In said proceeding before
William Goudyi Justice OF the Peace OF Miami town.
SHIP montgomery eopptyJ Ohio, said defendant, Hen
Clay 500 55, the amount due him from said Samuel
II. Loree out OF the said $500 debt due from him and
Harriet Loree 10 said Samuel II. Ioree evidenced by
the said note and secured by the said mortgage and
that since the other defendants claim some interesi In
said mortgage under the said samuel H. Loree the
object and prayer Of said petition that said mortgage
may be foreeloeed eaid lands ordered anrrased ad-
yeraed and Sold and the proceeds or 80 much there
Of as Is necessary be applied 10 the payment Of the
! plaintiff b claim, interest and cost.
Aud the said samuel II. Loree il required by law 10
answer said petition before the third saturday af-
| ter the 9TH day OF December next.
oc2lwe ADAM CLAY
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Demo 0 cratic Jubilee at Troy.

The gallant Democracy and other con-
servative men Of Miami county, will have
a grand jolli6cation at Troy. on Thursday
evening, November 9th, 1862, in honor of
the recent brilliant victories in Ohio, In
diana and Pennsylvania. Hons. 5. 5.
Cox, WV ALLEN, j. F. MCKISNEy, and
ether distinguished speakers will be pres
ent and address The meeting. A good
time is expecled.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-29
Rebel GunbOats for the Cum
berIand and Tennessee Riy-

In the rebel House of Representatives, on
the 23l ult Mr.. Foote, of Tennessee, by con
sent of the House, introduced the following
resolutions
Resoired, That the President be requested
TO cause estimates to be made ont at the War
Department, and be sent to this House, of the
expense necessary to be incurred in the es-
tablishment of complete military defenses
along the banks Of the Tennessee River, with
view to resist any future advance of the en-
emy into the interior of the States of Tennes-
see, Alabama and Mississippi by water, in or
der that adequate appropriations ior this pur-
pose may be Immediately made
ResoiUed, That the President be requested
to cause estimates to be made out at the Ma
val Department, and sent TO this House, for
the building and fitting out for the protection
and defense of the Cumberland and Tennes
see Rivers, OF twelve gunboats, of suitable size
and construction for said purpose, in order
that the requisite appropriations may be made
at once. '
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-29
A DIVIDED NORTH.

The New York Times laments q divided
North And what has produced a divided
North let the Albany Journal, a aRepublican
paper, answer. Here are the words: "The
more than incendiary, the scarcely less than
Internal spirit represented by Mr.. Sumner in
the Senate, Wendell Phillips in the forum,
and the GFi6uRes of the press, has united the
Southern people, aud now threatens to divide
the North"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-29
INSURANCE.
le Insurance COmpanY,
Home

OF NEW HAVEN CONN, I''''H
CAPITAL 100000,
Paid in cash. and securely invested
TNHIS company buildings Merchandise, House
il Furniture, and other nsurable property at as low
rates ehargedby other solvent companies.
Three-ouTths of the profits OF the Business, (ater
deductng per cent for the stookhoders are divided
annually To the holders OF policies IN Tins company
payable in scrip hearing interest. Paresihsnrng with
Us incur no liability whatever. .I.l ..l.I ...,.
DIRECTORS. s.i.IL. +. ..H
Douglass r. Satterlee, Charles Shelton,
LeVerett Candse, george Cock,
Judson Canted, Charles T. Candee
Isaac Thompson, --l.i. Desnd w. ihompson,
Lucius Hotchkiss, nlfam ta,Dp,
William W. Bacon, Iilt0n ". Doolittle,
Cornelius b. Bushnell, Charles W. Allen, ... d..
George Hoadey, samuel Peck,
William Hull Willis M. Anthony,
Charles Carlisle, Newell o. Hall,
stephen A. Spencer, Leonard Pnrdee,
AwRter Treat Edwin Marble, ..... ..t.
Andrew l.. Kdston, ..tI.. t..E
samuel Mallett, Samuel o. Johnson, ... .|.
William Beach,, GulOrd, Conn.
DANIEL Trowbrdge, b.. ,. ~ d.
Amos y. Barnes, Jedediah Wilcox, VI
EraAtus q. Scranton s Meriden, Conn.
| John Woodruff, Henry Martin, b.
Richard Everett, Walngiord, Conn
DouaLAss n, sATrERLEHs President.
DAEiEL TRowBRIDaE, Vice Pres.
S'' fs5s "'Sa ca2s as 4, oLARKE, Agent at Dayton.
I
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AN ABOLITION CoEGREssMAE s HOUSE GuARD-

/ AN Abolition CoEGREssMAE's HOUSE, GUARD-
ED AGAINST Mon VIoLENGE.--We are informed
by gentleman who came in from Cadiz, that
for some time the house Of JohnA Bingham,
the Abolitionist, had TO be guarded. Some
of the conscripts or drafted men, knowing
the part that Bingham had in getting up the
difficulties that now so rudely tear them from
friends and home, were so indignant against
him that his house and person were in danger.
--Steu6eneilte Union. iG3m9J u H,
Have it guarded The Aboltionists com
plain that rebel property is guarded by the
officers in the army They should insist that
all rebels be served alike. Have his property
guarded. .--EEqier p, uC a