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gsyt &C., DEER CREEK. VA, Dec IS, 1861.
1 All AUTHORIZED BY THE SECRE-
& War offer reward Of dollars each for the
IN following deserters fom my Company:
u l. SetgeantJ Ohm r. JAMES, description about Fix feet
inch in height lsht comp!eS9n blue eyes, light brown
. Sergeant THOs. II. DULL about six feet inch
height flo id complexion blue light bro WI hair sud to
have been born in Maryland + 6. ,5,. . ~. -
Private THoS. FIELDS, about five feet four inches in
height Aord compiexion light blue eyes light brown hnr
The above aud Privae said have obtained
fraudulent discharges Richmond. ..-
l. Corporal W. II. DEMO, about five feet three inches in
height foid compleXon blue eyes, Zone eye bued brown
nair born i'll Peunsy lvania. e. .l s.-..E.s.
S Private BENJAMIN DEGROAT about five feet seven in
ches height light eyes light brown hair
said to have been born III New York Sta o.
g. Private f. l.. JACOBS, about five feet eight inches in
height, light complexion blue eyes brown hair born Eng
land.
T. Private RICHD. Low WERY abont five feet six seven
inches in height light tazel ees red hair born
ARTHUR CONNOR,
Captain Commanding Perri,t Guards.
ia 2tawlDt = Co. II. 5th Req La VOL
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DEATH OF A MEMBER OF THE SHELBY DRAGONS.
The Nashville Gazette publishes the following ex-
tract from privata letter, giving an account of
the killing of James TAFT, member of the Shelby
Dra
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HEApQuARTER PANoIA GUARDS,
New Orleans, Nov. 26, 1861 5
der No. iou are hereby ordered to attend Company
M drills every Monday evening, O'clock and Battalion
III drill every Thursday, at O'Clock r NJ. ..,,...-
ehers repaired be pune ual. Those missing three
consecutive ls will be expelled from the Company Days
for Squad drills posted at the Armory.
By order of
J. vIENNE, Captain.
J. X. BAILEY. g. s. ms If
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LATEST TELEGRAPHLC INTELLIGENCE

O'so4ro4zD TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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HEADQUARTERS CARoNDELEr LIGHT INFANTRY,
Armory, o5 Baronne street,
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
"a fps hereby notified tuu:e the drills wilt be
M on MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS of each week, at t
WI o'clock p NJ; on FRIDAYS, Ba talon drill, at 2oicock
p. NJ. Members must be punctu tee fines for nonaend
will he risdly enforced.
Py order of
j. A. DEHART, Captain.
j. NSRET, O. s. jil4 I'm
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CHEERING 1srELhreEscE FOR cosrEDEaArEs.
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HEADQUARTERS lsT BRIGADE, lsT DIVISION, }
LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER TRnoPs,

HEADQUARTERS lsT BRIGADE lsT DIVISION,
LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER TRooPs. }
New Orleans. Jan. u, 1852 }
M elo Or No from Division Heae the Vol
M and Uniform cd Troops of this Brigade will celebrate
VI will military hoaors the anniversary OF the day which
the Of Louisiana dissolved uctioa with the Aboi
ton Government OF the United Staes.
1T-For this purpose the troop wi ASSEMBLE Car5neet
street. right resting Common MONDAY the 9th
A o. lock A. NJ from thence they will march TO
street, then be reviewed by The Commander
Chief.
IIl-The Cavalry Artillery and Infantry will parade fully
equipped, with such S they may
1SThe coRlnnnd Regiments Bait liuns and unatsch.
ed Companies of t Brigade charged with the execution of
this ORDER and will be particular having he commands In
line precisely at O'clock.
By order Of
l.. A. CHARRONNFT,
J. F. CALDWELL C>lonel Commanding.
Major Brigade iA22
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| SHARP VS.. BLUNT BIApEs.--A recent nuEaber5 Of
| Household Words contained the following para,
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ntt s.b MERoNs FIGURES. 1t is question:
eu t actual number of Federal troops In
arnnrs i560O00, the reports of the Gov
Sa a would seem to indicate this nutn
tie Sara correct than that Of 100000, stated By
NJ. val sron with 100, 200 men, by the report Of
SosssT sss Morgan, allowing for discharges, deaths
soners, has about S0,000.f She has IA 900
y ~ yet encamped in the State, however. Ohio
y y edited by Mr.. Cameron with 81, ,205; Governor
" ,nnson says she has furnished 77,s44, Of which
5l,67g are within her own limits. Pennsylvania is
credited with a. 760; Governor Curtin says her
. discharges, deaths, etc., which may reduce the
I number to the neighborhood of s0,000. Pennsyl-
yania, however, has 1603s yet encamped on her
own soil. Massachusetts Is set down as having
4 furnished 26, 100 volunteers. The Governor shows
!, the equivalent of about twenty-seven regiments
and the allowance for losses and discharges would,
!, therefore, no doubt bring the number very much
!. below the Secretary's figure. N. 7. World.
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IlEAnQuARTEbs JEFF. DAVIS REGIMENT
New orleans Jan. 23 le62. {
IN OBEDIENCE TO GENERAL ORDERS
ba No. Brigade Head4uarte the JEFF. DAVIS Reg
w will parade MOHDAY the 2Tth instant 70 ctle
Ill the memorable anniversary OF the withdrawal
o. Louisiana the Federal Cnie,
The line will be formed St. Charles street. right resting
ST. Joseph street. at 81 precisely
BY order OF
W. P. FRERET, Lieut. Col. Cong.
J. D. KITCHEN, Acting Adiuiuat. lag q
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OFF FOR KENTUCKY

RsE%1S Lieut. VIM. H. Il lines, commanding the f&$M
.sSsssgsss Fowityer Battery attached SCOTS - ~
Roued Regiment, will New Orleans tos Bowling 9eel
kg, m about eight OF Ten dnye. ~. s5-.s,
Fir Elm YOUNG MEN coming well recommended, are
required TO complete organization to whom horses and
ennnmepts wf furnished Eight sober steady Young men,
accus the OF horses, are also wanted, as
drivers. IT, , ,.,.
will be paid. --, n. 4,
Apply immediately to Capt W; IRVING ho gs2h ~, =
=, - porner on ~ Cen;n ani Common STR cts d30E
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AEApouARTERs Crescent BLUES,
Corner Natciiea and Camp streets, 7
New Orleans. Oct. I, 1851. }
CRESCENT RLUES-THE DRILLS OF COM
u pany A { date will be rs follows .
w L-Company Drills MONDAYS at O'Clock z. NJ, in citi'
II Battalion Dss on FRIDAYS, at 81 o'clock, NJ, in
full uniform. -., .
Monthly business meetings r Wene day in each month at
O'Clock r. NJ F!!es will be rigidly enforced
By order Of
~ IF JOHN KNIGHT, CAPTAIN. !,
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Sb(9|\D edition.
8, TaRxxpcLooK Pm.
LATEST FROM THE HEADQUARTERS OF
the AeMY Of THE POTOMAC.
ACCOUNT OF STUART RAID AND ESCAPE.
GEN. PLEAsoNrnN N PURSUIT
He LOSES THE Use OF HIS GINS By MS
HORSES GIVING OFT. ....~
TaRxxHp'cIWK P. y
HSddguGrl-rS Irmy Of Ire Potomac.
IDYslI snalf I,nIIsn Ansalfnn ere t,i no

Pheasant FoHsy, Aostddy ereH'nq.S
The urv Is of tIi, success Of Stuart> cavalry
raid into Pennsylvania. and the rear OF thi>
army. ha> occa>ioned no unnecessary excite
m"nt among the Troop. -
When 1t is taken into consideration thar the
river l. made fordabIc by i low stage OF water
at - many points, and that the Army OF the
Potomac has u line pickets extending from
Cumberland 10 Washington. a distance OF one
hundred miles, makes il easy MATER for a
large rebel force OF cavalry 10 penetrate it.
The IaomeBt the fact OF the rebels having
crossed the river at Mc&,oy's Ferry became
known Every exertion was madeto pre- VI mt their
escape which was deemed necessary. Orders
were sent 10 the different commanders to move
and occupy the positions assigned them. Tn
fortunately al this particular time a ma iority
of tlfr cavalry force was absent on important
duty ut too great q distance 70 DC OF any use in
following Stuart.
On an occasion Of this kind. infantry, not
being adj" 10 make 4 lengthy march.were OF no
practical use, except in guarding fords near al
hand.
When Stuart crossed at McCoy's Ferry H.
hail il-->h horses, they having been sent 10 that
POM in advance. His movements after cross.
ins the Potomac were rapid. He marched his
forces W miles in p hours. ToaceomplIsh this
H. had the fresh horses taken from the ei,izens
OF Pennsylvania.
Prom he time Pl-aSanton-commandin 81
brigade OF cavalry and one battery-leit his
camp until he came up with the rebels at the
mouth OF the Monocacy, at - o'clock yesterday
morning, he had marched seventy EIGHT mile,
within twenty-four hours without change OF
horses rest. AT thar point. while attempting
TO cross into Virginia, the rebels We're repuised
ana nine OF them taken prisoners.
The total loss OH our side was one man
Nou nGed.
Stuart. finding himself unable Ia cross here.
moved three miles further down the river, TO
Whites Ford, where he made good his escape
PlcaSanton. while pursuing him. lost the use
OF his guns, The horses giving ont. 1t is believed
that the marches both OF the rebel cavalry and
our own were the mO,teXtraordinary on record.
and they show most concluSiVely the perfect
folly OF attempting 10 pursue cavalry with
iutauErV
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THK REBEL PLANS IN KENTUCKY EXPOSED

Important papers We're sometime ago cap.
tured by Glen. Buell. while brin" trans tied Ia
Brig. Gen. Thos. Jordan, a>s,tan, uudiutant
General Of the rebel army, ut Chatttnooga.
Tennessee. Thr>c papers include onfidentiai
letters from Gen. Braurpglrd both 70 rho adju-
tani general and Inspector Cooper. aud III Gen
Bragg. specifically laying dO;vn plan for mil
iiarr operations in IN" West dnd Southwest. BY
which orr forces We're effectively concentrated
To meet ;ltc demonstrations recently made i'll
pursuance Of II.
According 10 Beauregard's programme. the
objective poiaiS OF I'll. rebel, Wrr.--Grst Lou
lsville, and then Cincinnati: ana hc was par
ticular In stating how best 10 reach them from
Chattanooga. With Buell. al Huntsville aud
Stevenson, II was his opinion Jhat = detachment
could take Louisville while tlIr man body
would be marching 10 Cincinnati. He cOntcn-
rlai"u Jhr construction OF Il work III ;ila foria.!
cit. Tor tn" command OF the Ohio ard the
canal. and The destruction Of The canal As soo,,
Is possible. - completely that fuIurc traveller.
should hardly know where il had been To
keep the command OF Cincinnati III would
construct 1>trong work heavily armed. ~ 'oV :
IngtuG.
Copies oi these important letters Will soon be-
furnished "a the country through lie press.
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THE WAR IN MISSOURI.
Captain Toe Kirk and ether Noted Rebels
Ki11eh.

SEpALIA. Oct. l3.-The 9th Missouri STATE
Milita, Colonel Catherwood, have, in several
scouting expeditions within the last few days,
broken mp various bands Of guerillas, killing
the notorious Capt. Joe Kirk, who has MUIR
dercd so many private citizens, Capt. Loudere
OF the I'd Mississippi. Lieut.. Col. Alexander, OF
the same regiment, and some dfty bushw hack
ers. They also bron ght into camp this morn.
ing, Col VIM. II. CoIyan, G.. 5. A., who escaped
troH, the 81. Louis military prison some time
ago by blackcning himself, and thus passing
the sentinel They have also captured large
amount of III trr,s Ting rebel correspondence.
ST. Louis, Oct. 13.--The combined armies Of
Missouri and kansds, ~ an army corps in he
field. now commanded.by Brig. Gen. SchoflAld.
will hereafter be denominared us the Army OF
the Frontier, by order of Major Gen. Curtis.
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sPIHIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

III. k,,SGig>aeer thinks there lis not 10 he
found in tiir history OF any age or country, a
ca-e "a which a State or nation has paid for it,
errots 80 heavy penalty OF ruin and suffer
m-, through al it, interests and institutions,
domestic, socisl. physcal, and political, rs the
dcIuded people OF Virginia are now paying for
ihe enormous act of folly and iniquity com.
mi,tcd by them in permitting the conSpirators
Of South Carolina 10 plunge their noble old
Commonwealth. prosperous, happy, and re-
spected as il was. INTO the abyss OF rebellion "
The R,publicdn argues further in favor of the
march of national troops into Texas.
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The War IN .ArkNnS as.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. Ucr. H3.-Pap-rs and
dispatches dated rs lale Is the 9TH inst, have
been received by Gen. Combs, from Arian sas.
Hindman was then ut Duvalrs Bluffs. Par.
sons was presented n moving towards North
ern Missouri, and seeking to unite his forces
with Slcmar and Mcbride. at PocahontaS
The Rebel commander IIolmc> was ut Little
Rock.
Grn. Schoiicld had arrived at Casi,villa i'll
Barry comfy. near the ArkanS Is line South
western Missouri l. once more cleared of Rebel
forces, and Geographic communication il COM
plrIe Ia Cash Vile. Two divisions OF the army
are LETT AT Helena, under Gen Carr.
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CHooL TEoJRLEs ~ THE foENrT.-SosIe
three weeks since, the C,tizen> ofSehooi District
No. q, OF the county, met NJ Pine Grow = Church,
(ncar the Insane Asylum 20 takr measures in
relation 10 The establ Sh-nent of a pri-rsry
school, under law of the last Congress This
meeting WAS not large, but was harmonious,
and W. TalSon. ID. Cole and G. Barker were a.
Iecied trustees, and John Moreiand coilecsor.f
A Tor school house WAS also Cred upon..s
and the meeting ad lourned until Thur sdsy last
ut which time a proposition WIS made 20 levy
n tax for school purposes, hut this was >trrnu-
ously opposed by the " anti-schooI' party, ana
after several unsuccessful motions 20 adsouru
for short time, the a. ants carried a Tnoiaou
10 adjourn until the 18th of August, 1853, A S
O'Clock y. m.-thus defeating the school meas
uTes la tina district FOR the present.
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PROBABLE Fatal AcCIDENr.-On Sunday
morning VIM. Wurdeman, aged about 20 years,
went into his fathers shop at the corner or
Hill, and took MP his fathers revolver and
procee dCd TO clean il, and while % engaged
one OF the barrels was discharged. the ball
striking between the ribs aud going throu zh his
heart lodged in the back The young man on
being shot Immediately ran TO the house, and
DIR. Nav was sent for, who extracted the ball.
He lie still alive, but very low, there being no
hopes entertained of his recovery.
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Stuart crosses at Whitr'~ ford-Why he
did not visit Frederick.

FREDERICK, Oct. i3.-FDispatch to the Phil
Inquirer II have just seen gentleman from
Whites Ford, who stated that the Rebels
crossed ut that poinI, between Edwards and
Harper Ferries. The crossing was effected
between IL and f. o'clock. Ii was Gen. Stuart's
intention TO visit Frederick, but he did not wish
to make Frederick city the scene OF fight.
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TIE HDSpJT

-. Alloy >in> Hospital, located on IL, between
North Capitol and First streets, i now COM
plctcd. Ii j. composed OF three buildings, - BY
2Go feci, each OF which will accommodate from
eighty Ia ninety patients. Thr ;tqueduct water
and gas has been introduced. The iron-bed
steads, bedding, and Table beside each bed.
handsomely arranged, look comfortable and
neat To The rear arc foar smaller buildings,
one used tor the guard outside Of Ii. hospital
The others Tor cooking and washing, and one
called the de3d-house, 10 which those who iii.
III hospital are removed.
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INDIAN AFFAIRS

dispatches have been received al TIN. War
department from Gen. Pope, military COM
mandant in the northwest, stating. in pftecr,
that the war with the Sioux IL al an end. Mos
OF the warriors have given themselves up, and
only Little Crow" with 4 small band OF iol-
lowers, has taken refuge " It'll lie YanctonS. \
body OF cavalry has been sent against the lar
ter 10 demand the surrender OF I.it l. Grow aud
his party, and IL IL not doubted that The de-
mand will be agreed TO. Thus ends The pros
pect OF general Indian outbreak upon the
frontier, which at one time SSaS The cause OF
n uclI apprrhen> sion.
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LATE TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
AFF ,iRSAT SANDl HDOh

Fs:.DyR. K, Nj. -. If. i'iSrs:ci, 20 tls
Ph,a. InduiEcr.. -EEort, our OGRE oondrnt at
Peasant taiiey sss !eaT1 MS ~ i quiet in the
rrighi'orhood OF sandy Nooa ,nd Harpers
Ferry. Tn news thar b. R-h-i~ V-r' rndeav-
oriIE To rft;'ct th-r exit 1t " hit Ford. yes
terd1y, era III c on sideFsbic n>ci-"HleAt - 4
a lar@" number of rafu Is"S from Loudoa are.
COM Ea!rd III HI nsIghi,orhood "l sandy
Hook. They ?rrr compelled :" Are in the
night else enter he Rebel ARRAY II III point
OF IN, haNnnrt.
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\ PfCoSNuI SSNNt.I.

W -" A. STATED that ann'lirr reconnaissance
ha- been made i'll iron: OF Wa -hjr%tun 20 Aide
ana NidCilrburg, which discovered jhe enemy
encamp"d within a mile OF 'hr iatler place 10
III Number OF lO,tar-artilirry, cavalry and IN :
faniry-and thar - movement OF the enemy to-
wards Centreyille IL anticipated. The report
of that number OF the enemy being near Mid
dl-hurg needs confirmation.
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MoRE TROoPs.-During yesterday afternoon
and last night the following troopS arrived
Iaith New York. numbering go men, fro-u Dei-
aware county, under tho command OF Cos. R.
=. Hugston; 18th Vermont. ,S3 men, Col. l.. v.
Randall; 1t6th New York. 80 men, from Onesda
county, Col. Gerard md 1t. Col. u. T. Jeakins.
This latter regiment il the NTH raised in Opeida
county.
The recruits are : follows Two companies
OF the sth regular infantry, numbering about
$50 men; 20 for the ist Ohio cavalry. and % Tor
Pennsylvania regiments. .
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THIRD EDITION.
THE ELECTION IN PENNsYLvANIA.
THE RUMORs or 4 CONFEDERATE RAID
. INTO FRANKLIN AND ADAMS C0VS-
TIES, PA. NOT CONFIRMED.
Especial Dispatch to The Start

lSp"cIai lr~p5tch 10 Ne star.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. N.-Edtor Star: The
election Is progressing quietly to-day, and there
il every indication that the National Union
candidates. for State and municipal officers viii
he elected by satisfactory majoritie-. tits pos
sible that Blair, for Congress, may be defeated
in b. Huntington district, through local causes
and. perhaps, Grow ia Che Bradford district
bur TIE general result in the State will give no
mini>tration.
Several Of the Pennsylvania regiments in tn
field propose TO record their votes iuformally
10 show that whether democrats or republicans
they sustain the y sident.
There WAS some excitement in Philadelphia
last night and yesterday over t,s rumors OF a
Confederate raid into Adams and Franklin
counties, hut these rumor- now discrAdited
IL no confirmation OF them hs- been received
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Democratic Mass Meeting at New York

NV IoEK, Oct. 13.-hn immense democratic
mas meeting WAS held At the Cooper InStitilt,,
toni yhr, presided over by the Hon. Horace l.
Clark, assisted by Hon Willard Fillmore. Hon.
" a>hington Hunt and numerous others.
speeches We're made by Hon. Horato Sev-
monr, Holm Van Bnren, ESD. Rich'd .. Cor
man, Esq. and others.
a large number Of outside meetings We're also
held contiguous 10 the building. The attend.
anCe i, estimated al over 50,CDu
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Notice to News AGENTS.

NrH> agents with the army IlhJsr coslinaad
o4 General Mcclellan and the force, IN and
around BALTIMORE, in the West or South, should
send their orders for the STAR 10 Henry Tay-
Ior Agent for the WsshingtOn Star, Sun Iron
Building, Baltimore, Md.
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limited STATE, INTERNAL vEyrNrE

-, tU9,c'of ; OYtoe, -, fae DiSf,irt aG ,;gn.l;,
AL persons engaged in either at tin. n,r,,
InentL"net III the 6ith section of the sci II .
Stc lhterna. Revenue 10 pport tn. ,,,,v.rof,',
sLd 10 pay Interest on TIM Pablo Del! = .r. -
he'd that the chce CT the Collector /, no, ono, =,
No. ITO S"Ecnta street west Appruii.,r. .r
license must . made e. the Assistant k..e..or ~
the ts>c>~n'rut District in which tn sppijcSnt in
tend tn CARY on i'u>inC' snd lice vii -. i W.,
d. fh- pi~t Tor Cn receiving. ceriiirs'r ,f -Fc
spp,.cati0 -ni IN meat %! the Ia, imposed r.
P't"dH', JrTtfossrig V~9VSstsf 10 .dV 10y r.gjs
Hh' -" ift toH<i' t!hc, ~ eaT'r rs tIt qg aftsy
use efe"' from th" 1t If September rud ~ -,
p.f-"r TFGri-Nd W lzv 80 tsh out i!HrlL>. pro
M Wei i-ct r-T~Si1I tT>ia-,- mt IT, are il.
i,~t~i tA'er p-nsi'Y ~ thrre tame, the 6u,orn.
~ '' AH 1H2ufs''ur - sEd SS-u ~, 80 reqU.rr:
. - % - : Cr'.-''Js ret u' - - PrJtEr-
=. 1.... ' 'r''-'s l.,- hin 'tT - =,
g - CO. sid - .i.s tE..,.s.:-r AID al n
-. IL 9" pay - enc l. ,.ec' fhrraan
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STheannua

81 The annual State election commenced YES
t'rd"y in South Carolina and continues tyo
day. Members of the legislature are 10 b-
Cto>1n, on whom viii deyolve the election of
Governor IN place oil Frinci. ". Pickens
In South Carolina all State officers. a. we'll a,
Presidential Electors. chosen by the I.e,i~-
I1jurr
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~ The Richmond papers notice the arrival
~ that city of Mr.. Wood, keeper the Oid CAPT
tcl Prison, no had III charge Il lumber of polit,-
Ga! prisoners, and was empowered To negotiate:
tor '!ir release OF Union prisoners. Ii his ne.o-
t'ai:ons are successful he may taxi. away The
2'': political civil prisoners now IN 1hr Iibh,
Prison.
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E1nia. The hor-- WAS returned 20 The ownes
and Ne case Was dismissed. !
ID. 4. Ssrausod was arrested eY- conn os5crf
HarroSer upon charS. Of -t-sitns ahor-s from
II. @. EppIing, OF Va. The lIor~- " n soli %
Mr.. VIM Lucas, near " ashin zton. TaA a.
PENDANT proved thai NJ boUgh the horS.. % a
solder named Vim. Simpson. The hory VAS
returned 20 theowner. aud the css.V-ss dax-
missed by Justice Doau.
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MILITARY PROT ECTION OF COLORADO AM
NEBRASKA TERRITORY

Gov. Evans, of Colorado, having accom-.
piisled the oblect OF his mission with reference
10 the military protection oil thar Territory,
should IL be disturbed by Indian host Utilities, lett
Washington to-day on his return home. The
Territories OF Colorado and NrbrasiSt ar. now
I" IN included IN the department of The Mis-
souri,.
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- William Moran, who k.,ps a sIor- on
i-iIe Monum"nt street, Baltimore. was arrested
!" 'nS' cfy yesterday, on ia" charge OF staalins
e n-rCr OF molas>e-, which H. tool. fr,,m I'm.
hrrCc and put IN barrelS ready for saI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-14

TFAIr- 7" FREDERICK ANp HAErEE'-
ffE"r.-ThIr" trains per day arr now run to
and from Harp-r's Ferry and Frederick allow
'"- visitors three hours ut each place, md re-
t"rn M same day. The travel l. imm"n %
"Gd Gaily Increasing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-10-14

a. Adyices from Nashville, Trnnr~,e see, midi
care tina, the garrison at that place in need OF
succor. The place il said To b" completely
surrounded BY Rebel guerillaS, who ara com
ia!iiing all sorts of dspredationS. The National
troops there arr ON half ration, and provisions
are held At fabulous prices. Forty OF our for
aging wagons were captured nine miles south
&C the CITY last Mr.-k