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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

THE MASUrAcfURE OF GoyERHMEsT ARss.-The
Armory in Springfield, Mass, makes 1900 stands
Of arms month. In short time that ess bishment,
with the five private shops in operation there, will
be able to manufacture $4,000 guns per month. Tie
Armories at Providence, Hartford, Trenton, Brides
burgh, W., lion, and one or two other places will
each be able TO furnish the Government with 900
guns per day. In few months we shall he making
Grstrste arms, better than the best Europe can
afford, a, The rate of 100000 per annum. 1t is uni
v.rsally conceded by those who are competent TO
form correct Judgment that there il nothing the
other side of the Atlantic that compare with the
Americ arm.
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hels 9Th New Hampshire; Rufus b. Noses 2ft Ms,schu
setts' u. }. Psye, 9Th Connecticut Jso c. iTs1pe va
PennsylysniA; J. W. Trssk. 9Th NcwHsmpshrsi r. A.
lscsout, Corp Timothy Warren, 3ls masechuseus; xniei
Brown ga massachusetts Lowell NJ Eaton fttn ha',s
chasets Robert ID. Dawson; 25h Nsssaohrseas Ofer r.
Lsrerdy 18th Msssehusetts Randolph 20 Sas'schu'
sctts
The SEX and wounded are under the charge OF
Chsplain w. b. Clark Of the 23d Massachusetts,
Az as the transport touched the wharf on Sun
day morning, the men. principally discharged
soldiers from Gen. Burnsides army, went ashore
and started for their several homes. few OF them
sought and found quarters at the New.England
Relief Rooms, where they were kindly cared FOR.
Col johnson was hand at the time OF the arrival
to render cry assistance needed by the men.
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THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE CON
FIsCATiON ACT.
The Presidcnrs Proclamation Warning
the Rebels of the Provision in the Sixth
section Of she Act.

A PROCLAMATION By THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
In purs1ance Of the tixth section OF the act Of
Congress entitled "An Act TO Suppress lnsurrection,
to Punish Treason and Rebellion, to Seize and Con-
fi.cate the Property Of Rebels, and for other pur-
poses" approved July Is, 1862 and which Act, and
the Joint solution explanatory thereof, are here
with Published !, ABRAHAM LINcoLs, Pre,ident OF
the United StYes, do hereby proclaim TO, and warn
all perons within the contemplation OF said sixth
section, TO cease participating ill., aiding countenan-
cling, or abet,iug the existing rebellion or any rebel
non, against the Government Of the United States.
aud to return 10 their proper allegiance 20 the United
States, on pain OF the forfeitures and seizures ~
within and by said sixth section provided.
In iest mony whereof have hereuno set my
aud and caused the seal If the United States 10 be
affixed.
Done al the City Of Washington, this 18th day
Of July, in the year of our Lord one thou
f.. g. sand light hundred and six,y-two, and Of
the Independence OF the United States the
eighty seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
VILLAS II. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
TIE SIXTH SECTION.
Annexed j. the On section Of The Coniiscatou oct
referred 10 BY the Presden, In tie above procama-
iion;
SIC. 6. Aad be Il further enacted, That II any
Ierson within any State or Territory Of the United
ates other than those named aforesaid after the
passage Of this act, being engaged N armed rebellion
ag,i It the Government Of tue United States, or
siding or d citing such rebellion, sbali not, within
CD DAYS after pubhc waning ana Proclamation duly
given ana made by the President Of the United
states cease bid, couulenance and abet such re,
ciiion and return 70 bis allegiance to the United
State. all the estate and property moneys, stocks,
and credits Of su crsou shall be liable to seizure
a. aio,es.id; and il .ha be Lc duty OF the President
10 seize aud use them as aforesaid, or the proceed
thereof And all sales, tran,iers, or convey abcts OF
any such property after the expiration OF the snid
60 days from the date Of such warning and proclaim
tol shall be null and void; and II snail be sum
cent bar 10 any suit trough, by such person Tor the
possession or the OF such property, or any oil IT,
10 alegc aud prove that he is one OF the persons de
scribed in this section.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

House was completely filed. and lar'e assemblage
gathered in the street in front Of the bui ding.
Speeches were made by Charles ID. Dn'ke, F. p.
Blair, s. s. Nelson, and others. Resolutions were
passed declaring that the preservation of the Onion
is to St. Louis of interest greater than all other in.
terests and regardless of other interests that she
will contribute her last dollar, il necessary
to reinforce the armies; that loyalty should
have no tolerance for treason, and no de-
scription Of disloyalty to the Government Of the
United States should be tolerated by the military
authorities that wo demand security from home
traitors and Rebel spies by their removal from our
nidst
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r1arkets-Reported oy Tf'egropA.

SiIITuHJf I"V+f
FLorR firm and lsc higher. WHEAT idSc. higher Sni
Grn at Stable for No l. CoKS advanced llo a, a c
for MIXED In store OATS advanced ic RECEIPT 800 bols
Flour 80 OeO bush Wheat; IJ1nn0 bush. Oss SH'rsgsr-
900 bbl- Flour D. 600 bush Wheat $1,000 bush Corn
fRE!Gars quiet. E2cHA>GE unchanged "od az '""''i Y
cen. premium ,,-.
MiIwArKKz July 26.--FLorRin good demsnd, WME,r
14lc higher al e5c for No. REcEPrs; 1000 bbls t'onr
~ CoG NH IA br, n,PsKNTs: b2O bbls. Flour u 600
bush Nhs,' FKEIGnTs firm a. lie. on heat 70 buu3i'
O,wEGo July 26.-tIotRin good denind sses co u1s
i.endre Op bbi. extra State. NJ - p WHEAT oien-d
quiet, but closed shade hrme; sales in the mofnnr Zo
bush No. Chicago spng at 81 o. sra 6'" oush W 'hss
Red D 10 Oh yiyi,e terus. C0RN quiet SAFES conhnri 20
small .ios CAsN FHEiGHrs unclaimed; on flour sc
neat gc Conn., &c 10 New OH L,H iNP"ht ~ 'uoo
buL Nh.a, 600 hush Corn CANAL EXPORTS. Loo b9ls.
Biour . 700 bush Whe,t 2 800 bush Corn.
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THE GUERnILhAs IN TENNESSEE.
Attack ON an Ohio Resimen'-Th'r'y or
Forty Men Killed.


The 10th Ohio Regiment, guarding the Me"p"s
.,d CLarl.ston Railroad between Decatur and
Conriand, were attacked yesterday by large force
Of puerrillss under Starns and Ward
Thirty or forty Of the regiment are saiu 10 nave
been killed
Tie road was considerably damaged, bur not so
much M to cut oil communication.
large Rebel force is reported to be near IoS'
cumbi8. -.
Col. Forrest ia reported to be at Carthage with
the object, it is supposed, of making descent Oh inc
Louisville Railroad.
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FROM PYEDERICKsDUaG.
Corre,ropdenco Of The \. y. Tribune.
liz

Correspondence Of The X. Y. Tribune.
FEzDIn ,cAspuhs Va. July %. 1852
All quiet here The UniDnisis and soldiers are
inbiant over the late orders published by Major
Gen. Pore relative to tie property OF Rebels.
Four leading Seccssionsis Of Fredericksburg, who
were prominent in the arrest and confinement Of
Unon men, on the appearance Of our forces opposite
Frederickeburg have at last been arrested and sent
to Washington az hostages for their victims now
confined in the ,obacco-house ia Richmond. This
sudden change in the policy heretofore carried out is
producing healthy reaction and, though late in the
day to begin TO discriminate between Unonists'
and Rebels. still, better late than never" The
espionage has been so lax that stores, provisions.
medicnes and letters have been carried through our
lines with impuny in broad daylight. The Union
men have complained agsin and again OF heis bring
ing abundance OF proof OF II, and actually giving the
proper authorities information when aud who wonid
carry these things through our lines; yet the policy
of conc alton and subservioncy war carried so Tar
as 10 overlook and permit this state OF things ihese
complaints were at last carried by deputatioi 70
Washington aud laid before the Administ alton, who
have .eni detectives aud these purchased quan-
tity of alt md other things, obtained PERMISSION
from the Provost Msrshal, Capt. Mansheid 10 pst-
through the lines did 30, and then destroyed the St
and return ed 10 Washington with Their report tapl'
Mansfield VIA Immediately sent Tor from NashinS'
ton and though he bas roinrned he has not yet re
snmed command, and doubt very much II he VIII
again. . ou,
al the docks selling indis, Intimately TO all parties.
The whisky, no doubt, was purchased ana sem
South b. Sceessionsts least that Is the prevailing
idea here.
Forayr are being daily made with good success,
striking terror through the country returning VAIN
prov isious horses, Ac.
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Az a Meeting Of the M Hilary COMMITTEES Of the
sikh Senatorial District, nrld IN. LIbisry hoons
la th. CRY Hall THURSDAY July u 1867, the foow,
preamble and Prohibitions were unsnouny eoop'ed a"e
heqs Tbe Government aud people Of the United States
have pressing them the etsencies OF civh war 40
ion bringing into the field he en'ie popssfon
az the Rebel States cspse Of IA order 10 destroy
ynioo spd k in the fuosss 81 ' ne ne true.' soS
European Powers bich were ior soo"ion wee
W. urfed for Slsvsy now that we are divided 10
order that division be perpetual that the interests
Of foreign trade may gain by our l9s and
s.c.ry and absoi.tm get SIRE 9Th through our weak
aud rhereas psfriosm nsone honot aha ue 10
Or peedy suppre while the spectacle OF an entire
rec p.ople IN Il the beet answer to the nenace o.
interference aud the sues; eeusrd against ~ .nd
nasuch the immstiite raising Of the Three Hundred
Thousand Volunteers recently called Ter ~ tie fesaro
the United States sid the furnishing Of such sddo-n
ia po.sible only throush tbs active and earnest
cJooe rstion OF all citizens. aud the cr-aton OF .
ioce properly dries and EQUIPPED coSsns ~ 10
Immediately placed under military drl snd ibscuon
all NAY 10 able enter tie ranks whenever the CAL OF
,ord het Il Is the opinon Of this Committee that there
,horc immediate srng OF the en- ire male poouson
his State cspab Of bearing arms that they DE-
purposes of din end military nsiroctioD aud tnt
the duty very DE- cote 90 such instruction Including
rae practice prscc-be portion OF us ne aany
Re.ored Ina, all business ought to be Suspended IN We
city Of Newly day In each week, from " O'CLOCK.
noon for the purpose enabling al citizens TO AID tee wok
OF enlistment aud to sttrnd TO too cay innl 70 oISauN
coupan aud assemble ia dilroous 10 their respective
Ee,ed That convenient places for enlistment ard dr Dc
pro sij.d in every ward ard Kept open cay 10 esen1
ADD thu, the services Of competent military instructors Do ~
P,,oireS Thu, these resolutions be communicated to toe
Nt.ry Conn i,:ess in the different Senatorial Di'cs arg
ill., a autho tiles and that they be f-qpestss
taAe measures for caying 9us fns S",Hnan
4, n J.o-ys Secretary
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mARIIE ID.

CRITTFNDFN-WAIT-N the Fourth svenue Trespy', ,
Cnsroh on Saturday, July 70 at selo, a., " 20 st,r
Joel P.rkef ID. D. assisted by the Rev T. k,H9n snuh
the Rev ssm W Crittenden to Miss Emiy - daughter -
Dr. Thomas O. Wait. oil Of this city
u.pvpy- -poGanT-On Friday, July 49, John Harvey OF
Ri,om6.ld N g. to Mis-. Sarah c. Bogsu OF this city
MINTHO RNE-w OTTON-On saturday July 90 ~ w., ,h
Rsy uenry T.. Montgomery kec,r o. tne Ch..h Q, .ns
Msnce MiethoTne to Sylvia lyings'on sides.
d.s.s.:. Of cNt james 4 W0ssSn, W Of N:H.SsIh.
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THE NETRoPoLIrAS GUARD.-Tte Metropolitan
Guard, now located at Camp Bowen, Riker's Island,
under command of Col. Tnrnbu, received fir IN Pay
master. General George Bliss, at Albany, on Satar-
dsy, half the amount Of their portion Of the State
bounty. being s25 to each man. This ia the first reg
iment that has received any bounty. The ranks are
fast filing up.
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Speelal Notlcss.

New-York Youna Mems Christian AssOcia-
tiOn.-Thr regular thy meeting will be hed at the
rooms Bible uou-e Of 3lsv AID yhst THIS lMon
day. EVENING. July 49, at o'clock Young men wishing
to jon the will have opeotloits th.t time
8 ~. sTEBBINS. President.
J,nrs L. HssTI.. Rec Secretary.
Twenry.frst Ward Union Volunteer Associ.
,ficnTbis A.spiatirn viii uer their ldquartsrs
No SIS 4,hay.. ThIS Monday EVENING. a. ociocs
The E..rniye ard Fin.nce Con mtees viii make report
and GOOD will be ia attendance Every loyal citizen
OF tie XXlst Ward il invited 10 su.n -
" ANDRE FROMENT. Chairman.
} d Is h H. VAR Sseere.ars.
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War Meeting at Woodbury., n. j.

PHILADELPHIA, July q, 1862.
very large and earnest war meeting was held
on Saturday night, a, Woodbury., u. Addresses
were made by the Rev. Mr.. Snyder, James NJ. Sco-
veil, esq, Capt John Roberts and Samuel J. Bay
AID, esq.
resolution nstruc'ing the Board of Frcehclders
to give bounty of go each recruit, parsed IMAM.
imously. Many men were enlisted on the spot.
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Regulations for the Admission Of yoLUXrEEA
LINE Oh IIkhS Ia the UNITED STATES NA'f. L.
Aet,pg mns have served least ,ix months
the Unls States Navy Acting Master oI ACHING fpsEs
bcea nsuioued Ia oA dipstches Tor hssy raes''n
ous conduct IN battle =. .,-....h. =,
acng Masters must have served 1t least three montn
Acting fpgeu or Acbs Masters Mse snd been fvorsny
by their nuedise inains o,ce wniSa
must DO proved ~ TIE rag Oce " '"o
sousdron ia which they are serving
Acpr En.igns between the sg.s oft~en'yhse Anu
and have seen twelve service De-
FORE the mas, or rs ofc-r. Those VINO have served
chief mates Of merchant vessels invited ~ apply Tor the
position OF Ensign -, x.. r,,r.,,x
ana thirty aud been before the ms or DC an on"
Ger five years. r,-.. ...;ra Ms..
Beor- entering the Navy Acting Ensgns and Acting Mas
-, NJ. viii n. reoured to furnish the Navy Depat.
proo of their age service sobrey and prora'ine
Lnow.a,s etters Of recommendation should come LOU
apau, ,yh whom they hsve ed owners iol whon tney
have sailed and officers acquainted with tnen pro-
tes si onal cnsrsce aud sobric,y. . T., ,,,-
The nav Of volunteer officers Of the line at sea since July
49, 1862. ~ as follows; $500. x,,,,
go ,ia va.to,s1 - 4 500 Der year Istion.
t s,i En,sas - l. sDO per year and o ration.
Acting Masters Mates. $50 per year sua quo 'ess--
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AT war meeting in kaottsville, Taylor County
yirginia. la, week II was unanimously

FRrAK or A CAssoS BALL.-In the recent en-
rsgment with the Rebel monster Arkansas, shot,
a l2s-pounder struck the Benton in her port quarter
went through the Commodore's cook room, and
penetrating to Capt. Phelps room, lodged on the
pillov of his cot
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Who is for RE hmond:

Paid 10 each Recruit before leaving ne city.
ana whom reported the camp, which IL $i'' On.
~, 80 in sdysnc. SIS United States Bounty and
rT5 when discharged. I'd Regiment y l. D NJ o|3 ~ l. We
coI uI-DSON Now the field"
loo Men wanted ior this ola aod battetried Regiment
Tue n recruits enjoy the same privileges as the CID ns
bers in the field. .,, ...s.,.i,
cIo,hiug Ration. and Equipment furnished in'medsseiy
squad. leays the aror every week ior .ns cs1p We m
,;cErf giyen 20 those who spply AkhORf sECoND
REGiNENr N Y !. NJ, corner Hsllplace and Toe OF
Lent, r. j. DOWSEY, No. 20 Cherry.t, and q. Tent La
r,xoaroa, At the JUNCTION OF Chatham aud Centre s~
b. order Var Depart nent, 80 nr
If.rt j. W. DEMPSEY. Recruiting Oaeer.
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Long time before the settlement Of North Arae-i by Euro
pcsu, the Indians bari Of hite fao Tor the
sCURyY PUTRID FEVER,
SORE THROAT.
And made wash with it FOR uh."e wounds ard bruises
French navigator while tracing with the Indian. upon the
banks Of the Lawrence Obtained from them knowedge
of this Us. Of the Pine. Srcr tnat period our o"n phys
have prescribed in thei pr-cce 10 some exten oSt
o., il Il oba ued celebrity u lsoo IN
ths, yrsr d. W POLAND then OF Gon'iswn Cent'e ~
~ Will r. PINE COMPOUND
TIL. combination other Ingredient, with the Ilne bat
an nJi,d the action OF the seT, that PREPARATION was
yoJocd which gained unbounded favor among me peo
G FOR Cold, Coughs Hoarseress Sore Throst spting Of
God and Pnlmosic Affections generally and for Kidney
Conpluio,s likewise II il most wonderful rttnedy Inc
lara, nube, OF order. received from pesons who nav" been
cured by ming this Compound shows In what high esteem the
medicine is held by them. 49,, NJ. $500 ..
I erea yan. :. Specific for Kidney Diseases was iou'
by person ho took l. for cough Tue
cough was removed and also severe iianaton
of tLe kidney. OF ten years endurance. Hencc II was
" A DISCOVERY! 49,.
Since thst time IL has cur-d great many cases OF hi1DeJ
INFLAMMATION and even Diabetes snd Hyiroceie 49, .,
Reference, lie seeG upon large t"cuiaf WHICH vi
dealers have to give away. - ,,, .nA
Letter, OF inquiry addressed TO Dr. p Of MeIo'e VIII be
promptly answered Advice grats
MANIFAC1U RED By
=
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War Meeting in ~. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July q, 1907.
A large and enthusiastic meeting WIS held 'hs'
evening in the Court House to encourage eh'i''-
rnepts for the war. The rotundA q us N'uF
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Rou,,v IN Hecruifs for Regiments ALREADY IN
,Ln E;.ib In arcotdance win section v o. osAstn
t,ef No 81 from the n Y State AdGssntGenera, snaI
H. In s.ndance AT Division Armory. corner En anu mte
:, FVrRY DAf (Suudsys excepted, from ~ .. u, 20
maze Special Inspections for Bounty OF recS' o. .ss
; vb .e bounty of $50 will be paid at once 20 ouch ~
ci, bu, not until he shall have passed ssld nsp enen
'' WV NM H. THOMSON, NJ. o., Medical inspeet tor.
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DIR. J. ". POLAND Co.,
Melrose. Mass.
~ 25 AND 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE. al
D. S. BARNES.
No. 2y2 Broadway New York.
General Agent

A Friend In Need-Try it.-Dr sWEEroe IA ~.
FALLlDe III NIMLNr. toe g'eat external ieMesy o. TIC
e nr.n.r,d from the recipe Of DR. Sephen Sweet Of Con
she celebrated bopeetter whose lame Is untseu
hx ma. of any living man IL l. certain ana iuediae cufe
for Ru.umasm. Gout, Neufaga. SptaiG', Dfus- oIl''
Wonnd, sof.s Burns Scslts filr-, Lumhago Headache
roo,hsche aud all Rheumatic and Nervous D'otdefs n1t
nj Injuries &c All sufferers should give Il tTai hiNi-
ARSON L Co PropTetcr, Norwich, Conf. ~
MORGAN & ALLEN Agents. No ~ enlist n l.
The Tax Bill, 80
Noyy READY in a pamphlet of ~ pages, on fine, white
nsper Beside the bill which il word for word accordance
% the original text sppend to sn Alphaoriica hesa
nis,;o OF ,yrrv article be taxed by the law aud we
sout ~ the tax to h. levied thereon This rendets Us
co,,ue,c and convenient It IL possible 10 u axe IL
Ptce q cent. pospsd, ~ PEI l0l u cent hyrNpss' -
o.r ian ifbv mail Address TIE TRIBUNE New YORK
wnutcd-A GERMAN JURISr Of steady axe aud good
bsb n. Assistan, in Resl Estate esab shhent' one
ousu'eo with examiling vs would be pTeirried pes
I'M and able IN the advertisers family must DC
ia. chief Ion. Address "ih tesi heie
and residence, SrUDIOSUS, Box No ii4 Tribune once
Wanted Imme diately--5o OPERATORS. VIII can
b, .it on sewing Machines and stool Ia W 'A on sasI
Ann Tents Good wages can be made Apply ~ NO. |oo
Fulton IT. second hoor.
The beat Water.H heel known can be seen ut No.
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1tlilitarn Notices.

To Gro,crs, Farmers, Gardeners, ana narke'
~ Dncu.
r g.u,,,r, Communion viii send yesse! IN IcN Gays
10 d. AT II WAH loaded with provisions to De disou
ted gtatgiiou.y 10 tile amy Ahey I'''''"'A'' ''s
tio9iens ~ pors DRIED and PRESERVED
MEATS, .
OsSMMspn sRIrITs Sailed or SMOKED
GAINED VEGETABLES, FISH
PRESERVED FRUITS, PlCkLES'
DkifD FRUITS EnUs,,n
SAUEK kRAuT, bUrtEh.
OkANGES. thrESt
IENONs DAT MEAL,
CHOCOLATE
The health Of the whole Is suffering from monotony
ol diet and the driven by natural cravina iol
heah variety to PURCHASE unwhoe5eme ioed ana aFihA
At erorbisut prices , 49,.
ines. article. are therefore needed az lGxnres but az
essentials health They wi be received on Board the Canal
o''' "''' '''N' HENRY ~ BELLOWS Prest.
NM II. VAN buREN, NJ d.,
T.. X. AGNEW, NJ. d.,
WOLCOTT GIBBS. NJ d.,
FRED LAW OLMSTED,
GEO. L. STRONG
Executive Committee.
THOMAS H. FAILE. JR.
Nsv.York Iuly % 1867. Sup-rut. ndent N \. oihco.
The New Bounty Is Now Paid go 10 addition IL; 70
the regular pay $ of Ia hand soon aI,et ~, r.
reside. Rehs tickets to families Fall 10 gry T,fRTY
1t Company ready under the new call wnH ron liz
| .atN needed to compleia CONTAIN SSttnns,rR
! 6iON. Sspt wv ,So r.sexs, NY.
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Personal.

LOUISVILLE, July q, 1861.
The Hon. joseph Holt arrived here this morning.
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Nee. Yo,t. July &c. lae2.

viEGiSi,.--The Democrats of the Faye,te, West
moeand, and Indiana District. Virginia, have nom
mated John l.. Dawson for Congress.
AT war meeting in Kno,tsvile, Taylor County,
Virginia, lsu, week il was unanimously
Rrfirrf Til he IN Congress Of our Senator John
Casire ~ v5'r s-ce-sort. and Secsssiou ssmpa-
th, r. 10 all or large number OF his votes sud also 10 OPP
posting voting against the admission Of Oh. State has
neither met wishes reflected sentiments and
hereby request him resign position which he has shown
himself unworthy 70 al.
OHIo.-The Democracy of the XIIIth Congress
rional District OF Ohio, have nominated John . Neil
Of Evansville for Congress.
IsDIASA.-The Democracy Of tile With District OF
Indiana have nominated the Hon. ID. w. Voorhees,
for Congress.
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AcKvowLEDoaysTs.-Th Woman's Central AZ
.oon Of Relief for the Army dcsire to sknewleds,
-.in, Of the following contributions:
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Business Notices.

READER, YOU can nave an enduring. always
ready and reliable GoLp Prs exactly edapied TO your nann
and s,, o. writing which will do your writing vaS.yeheap
or than Steel Pens Ii you wantit. The Pen Is As-'
,h.r LIZ S,rn,d Ia Al other column.
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