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Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, September 22-Privaie dis
patches from Frederick say that 9 surgeon Just
in from the field states that the rebels are max
ing 10 stand on the Potomac at points where
they lately crossed, not even their pickets being
in sight.
Oar troops hold Hsrper's Ferry in force. We
TINS hold again the whole upper P0ou1ac line,
and the rebels are either falling back 70 their
last years positions or up the Shenandoah
Valley
AS facts come in it becomes apparent that we
have had fully the usual amount Of lhetsric and
gasconading about fearful lighting aud terrible
losses on the upper Potomac. The losses in
Wednesday, battle (Sharpsburg) will not prove
near go heavy as at first reported. The Califor-
MIA regiment, which has been reported utterly
cut TO pieces, lost but cne commissioned officer
aud $50 killed and wounded. This is speci-
men Of several others.
The conduct Of Governor Stanley's admins
fTetion in North Carolina is under examination
by the government. Compaints have been en-
tered against him.
Major General Mcdowell has returned to
Washington.
ALEXANDRIA, September 3D. Affairs are
very quiet and good order prevails among the
military. Information is received here thet par
ties of rebel cavalry are securing the country
ia the vicinity of WsrrentOn and the Rspps-
hammock, imprsssing every able-bodied man they
can end into the rebel army. Many refuse to
serve and some succeed in escaping and reach
ing our lines.
An engine was recently sent out to Bull Run,
bat no discoveries were made.
HARRIsBURG. September 20 0-From reliable
Information received here through private sources,
we have good reason 70 believe that the
rebsl army has not entirely left Maryland On
the contrary they are reported to be in consider
able numbers in the neighborhoOd of Williams
port, aud that heavy skirmi5hing was still going
on at that point aud also on both sides Of the
river.
The alleged treschery Of Col. Miles is still
talked of in official quarters, and there is good
reason for asserting that if it had not been for
this surrender the rebellion would undoubtedly
have received its death blow
A salute Of 100 guns is now being fred from
Capitol Hill in honor Of the chivalric sons OF
Pennsylvania, who responded to the call Of
Governor Curtin for the defense Of the State.
Headquarters ARMY oP THE PoToMAC,3
Monday Evening, Sept ., 1862.
The following is an official report Of our
loss in Summers corps at the battle Of Ante
tam
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|F1xECITORs N0TfCE-Whereas letters tests-
II t,e8ta-v OF fhe Ia wit and lestsuelt OF u l.
Heron deceased granted 70 the unoerslanea ~
fbe Sc erber term, 1862 Of the Pooate co1tt OF az
I.bs5a univ STATE Of Miss ssppi on the "a DAY Of
80 month tiis notice is therefore hereUy gwen re-
stinr M srsol IS havig 2 sims ainst he estate OF
said decesssd % e1h0it the tne ana nave lisl
go. +, fFe asrrer and rv.ttin the time prescribed by
law or thsy VII be flIsyer barred
- 7 } J. y zrssag sEI99ERs' Executors
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Announcement.

II e. CH ALIVE ts, hsu., OF DeSo-o- is a caudi-
. date for the ofce OF y strict Att1ruev in The
Dis i,i COMPOSED Of the couatiss Of Ti7psh Msrshsll
afsye-ta, Pamela ana DeSoto. His aJsance il Ii
viii prevent any psTs nal intsTcourse with IN
voters o. she ID ssriet
Having Loas7e-, discharged the duties o. the Office
FOR nss-ly yes-, by j1dsisl appointment (Without
fuy arr b. tsses me EoeIty Of referring q me
nessrs Z ths bsr thrlae the district for i0f0T
20 how t1nEa miss were performed, aud IS
% his general al feseo8s sid atuers y th otice.
Ps-e published IN tie Blssrict copy tai eiecti1n.
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DTstrict OF the Mississippi.
HEADQUARTERS JACKSON, Mississippi,
September H. 1862 5

General Orders 10.
To facl ate the enrolment and organization Of con
scfiyts within the dis iict ia accordance with the
act of Congress Of the 10th april 1902 aid the orders
and regulations # the Hon Secretary OF Wa in Eels
on thereto sl military commanders aud proves mar
shas are hereby required sS prompt and energet c
measures enroll and forward all conscHpts 10 theif
prescribed camps Of instruction.
Officers Of the militia, civil magistrates and Loyal II
zens are requested 80 aid in the execution Of tie law
and forward lts Of persons subject 20 conscript Qi
residing within their respective districts snd JuEis'e
tins
II Military commanders and provost m1rsha I
hereby instructed furnish lists Of c0Escrpts resid
within their respective jurisdictions who shl not Ls e
been already enrolled in compliance with thei2W 10 e
sdiutant generals Office st these headquarters
Ill Couscripts who have been enrolled IN crganl4@
ton Of partisan rangers raised within the limits 81 t1is
district since the 10th Of April 1902 and conscrpts VINO
have enrolled in any regiment battalion, or company
sine the 2lst OF July ls62, w in accordance VIII e
sri-rs Of the Secretary CT War Of August lcth Io~
be sent under charge Of commissioned officer who VIII
carry descr ptive roll Of each conscript containing
notice # the period during which and the company IN
which be may have served, and sta anent oI county
psi and clothing issued.
No exemption 70 these requirem MS viii Oe Fecos
uzsd unless based on written authority hitherto given
bv the War Department or by the general connanohg
this district the sub districts Of which Il Is composed
BY order Brgadier-Gene RUGGLEs 49,
ro77-, Assistant Adiutaut-(f General.
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NEW 0RGiYIZATIOy---MEN OVER
THIRTY-FTVE,

DY proper authority ! authorized 10 raise this
ID bslta ion 20 rs gmsnt, sni receive iato the ser
Ct the Corfsdsras St4tes new compsnis5 com
posed Of men t-irty-Vs yeas Of age. Tbe3e viii
be organized With the four cd companies AID lOrm 3
re regimsnt-tha fed oEic5rs epp7inted up u reeommsn
dauon a. the compsng officers elected TIE c3mpa-
MES lendersd der tbs will be oder 10 Gre sda
dri led By me-, AID AIMED AID eq upped before gong
into ths hed. rams yostaton WI be furnished upon
app icstion 20 company received uutl i nun-
bers sev-lt s-Ei1- flcers and enlisted meu.
/ have been 10 the com nsnd of B,igadie- General
Bowen since se ptember 1854, and Major Gel. breekn
ridges since tbs evacuation Of B0wErg Green, and 20
them refer fer ny fitness t'r the dat es assigned me
address at Grecsde, Mississippi.
". A. kAYBURN Etj'r,
Commanding lst Mss. Bait lion shsrpsbo tzr'.
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GEsERAL 0lDERs NO. Is.

ADO-ARTEES ARMY OF THE DISTRICTl
OE MISSISSIPPI
HOLLY SFRIsGs, Eiss, Sept m5er 49, 1902
THEREAFTER 3 pri-orers Of wsr thkeu by me
I trlops Of this conn d. will be at Odce sent 10
H-adougrters Army ihs District Of the Aissssipp
10 pa-oed 10 accordance win The cartel between
the United States sad Comic cerste States GcEesD
uent>.
BE- order Of Nsjor General EARL Vas Dorm
d. n. KIEAEL,
sa16aw ETsior = A. A. ferevsl-
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new YORK, September % The steamship
Arago has arrived from Port Royal, goth. The
Nelo South states that the rebel steamer Nash
vile is moored in Ogeeehee river, behind pow
erful battery, watching chance to escape
The same paper states that the reported loss OF
the gunboat South Carolina is unfounded, as
she left Port Royal very recently for the block
ade OF Charleston.
Gen. Mitchell had arrived and inspected the
troops, and addressed each regiment at Hilton
Head, Pulaski and Beaufort.
The troops are in good health
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LnmINISTRAT0R,S NOTICE,

no all persons having claims against the esa,e a
srlc,ael Johnson deceased letters of sdministra
-, bsving zen granted % The IN iersigO b. the
,obqts court OF Baigar county, hississ ppL a. the
krs- te-r, A d 1852 not ce is hereby given 20 all
ron7 hav NJ claims sg anss said e. are % present
~ sas sd lave them segistered 10 tie N snner and
w. hin III. dne preaerbea bg law or tAey ~i De i'I
- f,7od sof al psrs,us Indebted to sad esta are
Ssreby rsauests5 io make ilne1iste pay rent.
-1' JOHN n. SHANNON,
Sc AdminigfTStor
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ADMINISTRATORS KNIICE.

T ETTEk Of administration upon the estate Of John
II 2. Cu-hman. lats Of Lafayette county A sissppl
5eceaed having b-en gran ed % she uudeTs med the
April term 1862, the Probate Court OF said eoun
ali persons wing claims agi ,t she ate Of said de-
ceased sre hereby noufe eXhihst the ana have
than regsered the msaner and wi;hin the time pre-
scribed by law CT the same viii be foreve- barred
E. G. SMTTEER
Oxford, Mrs, July H. l362. AdmiaistrsbOr
iy23 lsWGEs
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hnMINISTRATnR,a KnTICE.

HAVING qualified a. Adnln's-rstor on the estate
a Of SIS sts L. J. Fellows 81 the January term Of
tbe Probate Court, Marshal cognty, Mississippi, re
peofplY Teqaest al persons iu1ebied 20 the IS e.
se 70 call promptly me, Gt my residence, Ia shelby
county Tena, twelve miles from Memphis on The Pi-
geon RooEt road. aLd settle. Thoie having clsiGs
against said estsie viii present hen duly authept ested
Tor settlement. W p KYLE
su93-lav6v+ Administrator.
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a u.,,,e .t yyilyin,u.burg EepOrsed.

A gentleman, who arrived here yesterday, d.
rect from New Kent Court House, reported that
heavy cannonsding was at that place heard IN
the direction of Williamsburg throughout Thurs
day. 1t was currently reported here yesterday
that General Wise had been repulsed near Will
iamsburg on the day before, bat it is asserted IN
official quarters that the general only set out for
that town on last evening Richmond Examiner,
Doth
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Fer Judge Of the seventh Judicial
district,

TF7EE srser5s u jsr b. W. lPSdAW of FarsEal
county M-ssis ip,i Ennou- &c his name - a caudi-
d4fs for Jud=e ci the seen Judicial Ds ret Of =
Ais nj c su os-d o. the countes OF DsSot0, Pamela
lsfafe'te Ma. ssa ] sad Ii1rah-
Msio- Upshsvgs general meath is impaired his eyes
5vifz beesue dsss-d from exaosure in camp 70 such
a exsen. IS 10 c5a pei Inn "a ihe Cpinou # ne cal
men 20 rsfrs fro p Ibe ARMY shOri time Many ~
hs feIiocsiz-- thiak lin ~ fbis Crsis, eniuelily
suited FOR udc ststiol, aud mmeUd him to the
v5tsrs Of the District.
~ l9- avid NAVY t1itAhNS.
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AnHIIgIsTRaTnR,s NATICE.

w Of 4. q. II Cain, dessasei we're gran ed 10 he
1ndersigaed ST he April A. D.. Is63 Of h5 Pro-
ose codrt Of Lafayette county Stale OF Mis- 81 p
his notice ther fore hereby gIvea requesting al per
sons having against the esi lie Of ~ ceased
70 eEhiblt he ana have them registered IL ihe
snner snd within the tine prescribed By lsV, or they
viii forever barred. n. s. WCgAiS,
,.,qc 1av-gvvs ADMIN s.rRtor.
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10 the Voters Of the 9Th Judicial Dis
trfct Of tie state OF Mississippi.

I An csnddste fer Dis rict Attorney Of this DIS
i r-c. ICa-not canvas tte district TIE present
condiun Of hs 1atry. J have 5aea engaged in The
rrsc ice o. the law at The Holly Spring. bar FOR The
last wears. sni invite cardd hives ig7Eon OF M
eaaii6aari1us. mora and legal ior the 0flce
J. elected I WI GiacharEr 10 du ier of the office
with energy sui Ed--v, v-itho 1T fear or refer
% the alela5e. he in THE dssict, and esg
esl o those Of Marshall county.
-zrFt.e r. s. CTTTH
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To tie Voters of the 7lh Judicial Dis.
1rict OF the state OF Miss.saRDl.

ID IRVING. from communicates from various
port en- cf tbi- d IL, rhg- very general with
prevails That si0-5d s-5IaE my csI ds-e
rhe Ta5 rrsLiB approaching election resp md
by cl-erfuly dlnF So aud assniias tie ps pc tls If
hln-r1i bv their suGr z J viii fsi hflly cty0 my
bss eu-rgss 20 dschrgs tle Oa-ib'e cuiies of
tEe once. - vii b. Iuuossl1 fI- sist the peO
PIE gene -sliF, b7t v-sl Sc r'suy as a..
Re pec.fui 3, your le-lt y CiizsE-
-rz71t7e Jas IROT-TR
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

WTHEREA5 letters Of sdninistraa on the estate
w Of Green Wood deceased, were granted 70 the
undersig ed Monday, me brst day Of the August
term. A D., 1862, Of the Probse court Of Yalsbushs
county State OF Mississippi il being the Ssh osy Of
said noa,h this uofcs il therefore hereby given
luestug ali persons having aims against the estate Of
aid deceased 10 exhibit the aud have them H.
tered 10 the manner aud within the time preEerIbsd by
lsvy, or e. sy vii be forever barred
SERENA WOOD,
IN r.--e-- ID lralrafriv
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~ Seven millions and a half Of sovereigns
and over million of halEsovereigns were coined
last year. Since 1852 sixteen millions Of forins,
twenty-four millions of shiHings and twenty
millions of six-pences have passed through the
mint During the same period, forty seven
thousand silver two penny pieces, eighty thou
sand silver pence, aud large quantity Of silver
three-hslf penny pieces were issued, the lattel
Tor circulation in Ceylon. The coinage of half
fsrsbings ceased in 1856, when 9i3,000 were
struck The total value OF all the pieces coined
since 1852 to the beginning Of the present year
is about $64, 900, ,000.-ERgiish paper.
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Administrator's Notice.

NTHERRAE letters Of admin sra ion on. the estate
w Of Bat Smith, deceased, we're granted 10 t1e uu
1ersgnei on Mosdsy. the first day OF ths July term,
T. D., 1862 Of the Probate orurt Of Yalabusha county
State Of Mississippi Il being tie 7ih day Of ss,d month
this notice is therefore eby given reqr esiing 2
having against The estIte Of FsiI deceased
hi0it the aud hsve them TeRistered iB the
manner snd within the tins prescribed by law, or they
wi be forever barred JOHN + SMITH,
6r0s ar
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Adminisrrator's a Notice.

TTTHFREAs letters Of admin' 'strs."n on the estate
w II j tufund Perkins dseeased wee Brslltea
20 the IN asinei Monday, TIE hrsi day o. ne y
tera D l553, Of The PROBATE court q toe sou.l.t
ri YsI sbusha Stae CT q sEssiBF, # being ne 'th
av o. ssid aon b. hi- notice N efre hsFe3y gFen
rgo1esug al parsons having claims against me ests.e
- said dece ~ 4 70 exhibit TIE and have ibeE9
.fersd ID tie manner and within ths time Prescribeo
- JOHN z SMITH,
.sqaIsvgw Admi1istrstpr
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Tenn.
Memphis,
Amcnsfa. Georgia.

nus uSt"e9 = -,
THE un ierfisn-d late Of the firm OF Southvorth
I Nance & Co Memphis ave opened house il Au
ysta Ca during ths war, where We vii be pleased
70 hear from oCr friends sid % attend 10 any business
they cav have in this section of coun ~
We viii buy and sell commission any art eles seni
20 OF ordered from us, TO Be Asd-pry G0ods Groes
hes Produce Money, Negroes, ere
Chs-ges moderate and TerurEs promptly made. o.
DER for purchases must be accompanied with the
NRey 20 insure attention
Rsm y. & A. sOUTHWORTH.
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Fer District Attorney OF the Seventh
Judicial District,

TF7HE frisn6s ot Col CALQIN MILLER, Of Pamela
& couufy ais,isEppi sunounss his name as eand
date g. the snsuag OCbsr election for District Alto
ray composed Of the csun-ies Of DeSOt9, Pa1ols La
fayette, marshall ana Eip5sh
Co. Killer Is 'o3 well known 20 TIE citizens o. tins
Dis ret 20 need rec0mme sdati0n. Es extensive p-as
ace a. the bar bis long eEDesnca bis acknowledge
L5,itv and tirees energy are suc ent guarantee 70
80 T--4,css MANY VOTERS
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District Attorney.

ME E-e a-ih-rlzef 20 snno1nee = s. PASS - a
~ iia-s for 5Es ot.es Of District Attorney Ia
he r nj Ju i . strict comp Ised o. the counfiss
Ls'hoa c.. csv rn'l. Gsl aoushi- isllahstcLia
ard Suua we. Fl cti11 Frs Aoaday in October.
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lnmIeIsTRATaR,s N0TICE,

iTTTHEREAs letters Of s6mi1is ration on tks estate
I w Of Robert B. Cats diseased were granted 10
e u1dersizued 81 he AuEust term, A. D., ie62 Of the
Pr bste tourt Of aJugha cOluty $ ate Of MI is
-7uui the 4 D Of salt mo1ch-tais n1cs is Therefore
hsreby given. reg1zs ing al persons nsNlns Gains
s. too eststs Of said dscea ed. exhibit the
nd have theul registered in The manner snd within 'h
le prescribed by law the7 Eil be forever barred
ANGELINA GATTIS,
,-s- 7s--e-v AdmiuistrVtrfv.
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I0lrs, - respeclIl-IV,

EThe surgeons ia charge Of the sisk 7s.
turned prisoners furnished Tie Victsburg Bbig
with the following lis. Of deaths or = hospital,
boats connected with The feet, sq- town
Sept III r Tape, c1n2aay7 tAlabsmz
Sept. I2-J, ?. Mercer, - nsas, chronic
darrheG.
Sept. 13-Timothy Buckley, I3.h L9uisiaus.
Dhthisis pulmolalis.
Sept l3-J. T. Stewart, company c, 1ss Ala
bama, pleUToFneumOuIa
Sept. l6-Elgah Ysnelesve, - Missouri, cry
sipelas.
Sept I7--Corrie c. Ref, Johnson's battery,
pleuropueumOnia.
Sept II - Harding, - Missouri, pneu-
Inonia.
Sept. 1o-F. II Kr9y. 7th Kentucky, chrome
6iarrhea-
Sept l5-Henry Simmons, company G, 4Osb
Tennessee, chronic diarrhes.
Sept lc--J. J. Hogan, company A, lst Ala
baIDs, chronic disrrbea
Sept Isl. D. Foikas, company II, 40sh Ten
nessee, typbus fever
Sept. l9-Thos. Boyle, - Missouri, eaTota
abcess.
Sept 20-B. B Slnmonds, Forests cavalry,
chronic diarrhes
Sept 2O-A- Eergey, company H. IS Lolisi-
ana, typhoid pneumonia.
Sept 2J-Thos. Ayris.t, =" Missouri, cironie
dysenteTy.
Sept. 90-A. J. Honey, CoIeman's regiment
chronic dizrrhea.
Sept. 29-John Hines, - Missouri. chronic
diarrhea.
Sept. 20-B. BiddIe, company X, 40h.Tenass-
see chronic diaTrh a
Sept. 81 -- Kslly, lst Alabama, cholera
mOrbus.
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BRIEF

Infancy a blushing spring,
Violet strewn and bl0ssomng,
Aprils sunshine, Arrii's raii,
April ne'ort CONS agein.
B0yhoodl sun kiss d summer hours,
Pregnant with g thousand flowers,
Smiling meath q fearless skv,
Chasing life's bright butterfly.
Manhood in autumnal suit,
Rich in Tusset golden fruit,
God stamped. noble, tender, true,
Harvest Of preceding Two.
Age, a silvery winter scene
Blessing ioy-dreams that have been
White with hoer frost, sngei'given,
Last and nearest step 20 Heaven
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District Attorney,

WE sre sui horned 20 announce r. II. GOLLBDA
w Is nd date fer rs-elt etioB 10 the ONCE Of Dis
rfct Attorney Cf the Tenth JUDICIAL Dlsuie' st thf
ensuing lection trst Monday in October.
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J.. n TUTTLE,
Brgadisr-Gensral
MAYOR sHEmIAS's REPLY.

MAYORS OFFICE. CH1Cs6o.
september -, l-52-
To J. ~ futile Brig General Commanding II Cairo
Your proposition % send imported negroes to
Chicsgo to work, would be in violation Of the
laws of this State, snd great imposition 70 the
la5Oring population. I cannot give is my sane
ton, by appointing q committee, as yen propose,
or in any other way.
Yours, very respectfully,
4 q. SHERMAN, Mayer
Alderman Connisky offered the following
resolution:
RcsOlrs9, ThEt we, the aldermen Of lhe city
Of Chicago, heartily approve Of the action of
our mayor relative 20 the proposal 20 send ne
groes to this city; ami also -hsb ais answer 20
that proposal meets with Cur unqualified appro-
val
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LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening. Faro
pas news via Queenstown, trsnspired about
noon to-day aud caused great sensation Il
was generally regarded as disastrous and most
discouraging for the North American securities
in London became dull m
LOEDON, Saturday Evening The Times to-
day has an editorial based On the iushicatiOns
which are just now being put forth in TIE North
for the war, and thinks the symptom a hopeful
one, fer if reason is TO be the aIbiter it is oer-
tain the war policy can never be sustained"
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening -Breadstufs
quiet and steady Provisions steady.
LONDON, Saturday Eveuing.-CO -COnsols 93I TO
93S for money. Erie 81 ares 3Ol to 314 Illinois
Central 80 to so discount
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TIE first movement Of the enemy Of any in-
pouaucs iu bis aeiEhJ-rho0d, occurred on
Tnursiay night Of sue present week, when
sFy O. gusrli..1s maIs-tleir appearance sc ths
IL iaic csis nTeT a58ar seven miles north Of hsrs-
sad Destroyed g bridge, wAieE was Of H0 earthly
IS ss q stra.-F-e pon-, and was heucs left
without a guard. The bridge burners, after ac-
cluuI5hiug their purpose disappeared as sud-
CsUly as taeE ua1 2ijHeS-.sl, s.ld .la0tLiag s.s5
since been bezTd OF them
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26

contest. The Republican meeting AZ the
Cooper Institute, where Dickinson and Ire
main spoke, was large onei but was i'm
mensely surpassed, both In numbers and earn.
essnesG Of feeling, by the great Democratic
mass meeting held at the same place In
which Horaho Seymour, John Van Buren,
and ytichard 0'Gorman took part. The lat
ter recalled the best times of the party,
when its strength was unbroken by internal dis
sengions, and filled every conservative breast
with sanguine hopes for the future. The same
may be said of the great Brooklyn meeting the
other night. It was demonstration 30 impoa-
ing and enthusiastic that II has removed all
\ doubt 40 to the defeat Of the Republican oandi-
dates at the approaching election, so far az
Kings county 10 concerned. All over the State
the meetings held on both sides show the same
relative difference In favor of the Democrats.
There Is now moral certainty that New York
will confirm the verdict passed upon Republican
Observation-Disclosures and corruption by Ohio
Pennsylvania and Indiana.---NsW York Herald
Oct, "a,
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s.stra4us show which Way the wind
f BIOw0.O

The Journal Of this city announces that
"The American Missionary Society has just
closed ts annual session at Oberlin."
The Journal says "tbe resolutions passed BY
the Association were loyal and dignifed."
These "loysl and dgui6ed resolutions" the
Journal adds, "were In subatsnce for sustaining
the Administration in its war and slave policy"
So the Administration has war and slave pol.
icy; but the Abolitionists who met as mis-
sionary society at Oberlin, It seems, had moth
ing to cay about the war and Union policy of
the Administration. We should think that
"loyal and dignifed resolutions" praising q
war and slave policy, and omittiDg Union
policy, would be like "the play Of Hamlet
with the part of Hamlet omitted" But this is
the very part the Abolitionists omit, when en-
couraging the war; IL it not SO, Mr.. JouyaGli
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26
NawsParrx.

Mn. EDIroR:-Are you aware Of the forma'
tion Of new party in Ohio'--a party called the
Mutual Admiration Party" The party has
been in process of organization for some time,
but was not completed until somewhere abou.
the 18th Inst. II is composed at present Of
''Surgeon- General WrBER" and "Hon. Dawn
ToD." The proceedings" Of the party will be
foundl in the Ohio State Journal October 23d,
1862, Cincinnati Gazette, etc. As 1 am an
amateur partisan, excuse me for trying to keep
you also posted on parties. O.