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The national Republican., 1862-11-06
che New York Election

The New York election is over and past
ard according TO the returns now before us at
the present writing, this great State has
wheeled round square into the Democratic
column.
For good or evil, lIoratio Seymour is the
Governor elect of the Empire State.
Our readers will recolect, that we some,
time since, gave our views Of the impolicy Of
making issues with party, which that party
did not make for itself, Of charging that Mr.
Seymour was traitor, and in sympathy with
the rebellion, as some New York politicians
and newspapers were disposed to do. We
were severely criticised by many Republicans
and some New York journals had the kind.
ness to request us to mind our own business
and not to NEEDLE with New York politics, a
subjec: we knew nothing about, and matter
that was no concern of ours The wisdom o
the views then expressed by u.s. must now be
patent TO all.
Those politicians and papers which al
tempted to make issues with Mr.. Seymour
which neither his platform nor his speeche.
indicated, may now find it difficult to undo
especially abroad and in rebeldom the mis-
chief which their high-wrought statements
respecting Governor Seymour's position
shadOwed forth.
Mr.. Seymour has said in a speech, recently
made by him, that he is in favor of vigorous
prosecution Of the war. We trust it vii
nrnra iruc
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ILLINOIS,

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Tho returns thus far re-.
ceived indicate the following Congressman
elected from this State:
First district, Arnold; second, Farnsworth
third, Washburn; nth, Lovejoy, and sixth,
Norton-Rep.
The fourth and seventh districts are still in
doubt.
In the eighth, Stuart; ninth, Ross; tenth,
Knapp; eleventh, Robinson; twelfth, Morrison,
and thirteenth, VIM. J. Allen, are elected.
The Democratic vote on the candidate at
large, Is close.
lngorsoll, war Democrat, probably elected.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Further returns show
the election of Herman, DEM, in the Twenty.
first district, and Hubbard, Rep. in the Seven.
teenth.
st. Lawrence county gives 8 900 majority for
Wadsworth; Oneida county, 500 majority; and
Madison county, 1900 majority.
Probably 10 Democrats and IL Republicans
are elected from the State.
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The actual returns from
Is counties and the city Of New York give Sey.
mour majority of 80 ,6ls. Twenty mine coun =.
ties to hear from will reduce The above TO
$500. 1t is 80 estimated by the Albany Argus.
The Albany Journal comedies the election Of
Seymour.
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SEE woman in another column picking
Sambuci Grapes, for Speers Wine. 1t Is an
admirable article, used in hospitals, and by the
first families in Paris, London aud New York,
in preference to old Port Wine. II is worth q
trial, ar it gives great satisfaction. If
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THE "MONITOH''

Will be open to the public THIS (Thnrsday)
AFTERNOON, from one o'clock until sunset.
This is the only opportunity the public will
have to see her. Passes will not be- required
at the navy yard gate.
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DELAWARE,

WILMINGTON, Nov. 5.--At the election for
Congressman, New Castle county gives Fisher
(Union) 3ylAs; Temple, (Democrat,) 1908. Kent
county gives Temple 44s majority. Sussex--
Temple, SO majority.
Fishers majority In the State Is votes.
Cannon, (Union,) for Governor, runs ahead
of the Congressional ticket, and will have
nearly 100 majority.
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@ ALE OF CONDEMNED sTOREs.-WilI
- b. sold ut Public Auction, on THURSDAY
Nov 10, 1862, commencing at 10 O'Clock .. IN, al
store house between Il ana i streets near 22d l0t
Of HOhSE AND MULE HARNESS and other
Quartermaster Stores. condemned IS unfit for pub
lie use.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
By order Of j. j. DANA.
Captain 4 A, z. NJ.
MARSHALL 4 PAGE,
no 6-dts Auotioneers.
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NO s-3t

L. Batchel0r's Hair Dye -The Best IN
the WOrld.-Willism A. Bachelors celebrated
from nature warranted not to injure the Hair In the
least; remedies the III effects Of bad dyes and inys
crates the Hair for life, GREY, RED, or Rusty
HAIR Instantly turns splendid Black or Brown
leaving the hair colt and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM
BATCHELOR, on he four sides Of each btr.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (Late 28s Bread
way and 10 Bond) New York my 22ly
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TrOODs Moving,

BosToN, Nov. 1.-The Forty.thrd, Forty.
hfth, and Forty sixth regiments, of this State,
by Major General Banks, has left for New York.
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DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, AuctiOnesrs.
ID AUCTION SALE OF NEW HOUSEHOLD

DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucti0nesrs.
d AUCTION SALE OF NEW HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, 40, &s., at auction, On sATUR r.
DAY, the sh instant, at 10 O'Clock, q. IN we shall
sell, 1t our Auction Rooms, on Seventh and ID sts
large assortment Of Furniture, sold on aecoun. Of
whom II may concern, viz:
Walnut Sofas, Chairs, and Tables
Four Mahogany and Walnut Marble top Dressing
Bureaus
Six Mahogany and Walnut Dressing bureaus
Ten Cottage Bedsteads and Washstands
Twenty Banister back do
Ten Roll board Head and Ladder do
Twenty four Trunnel do
Fifteen dozen Wood seat Chairs
Five do assorted Cane seat do
Two do Arm and Nuree Roc kers
-Four Oak and w Wslnut Sideboards
Six Oak ana Walnut 1O.feet Extension I abes
Three dozen Assorted Door Mats
Thirty six Nests OF Boxes
Washtubs, Buckets. &c, &c.
Cook, Alright, and other Stoves
Window Shades Carpets, &c. &c,
Ard many other articles tco nuinerou TO enumer.
ate.
Terms CASH
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
nov Cd lStar. Auctioneers.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all ,rhom ii may Concern

To all phom ii may Concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited
to me that JUAN TEoDoR SCHEPELER has been
appointed Consul General of the Republic OF
Salvador. for the United States, l do hereby
recognize him as such, and declare him free to
exercise and enjoy such functions, powers. and
privileges, as are allowed TO the Copsuls Gen
eral Of the most favored nations In the United
States.
In testimony whereof, have csused these
letters 10 he made patent, and the seal Of the
United States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the City Of WASH
ington, the iourth<ey Of November, A.
H.. ST. D. one thousand eight hundred and sixty
two, and Of the independence of the
United States of America, the eighty
seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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aEnNGE M. wEsrUs. EDITOR.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1862.

NOTICE TO ADvERTISERS.-All transient
advertisements must be paid for in advance,
and should be handed in before O'Clock, p. m.
to ensure their appearance on the following
morning,
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BOSTON q uota Eilled.

BosToN. Nov. 5.-The quota for Boston is filled
by volunteers. The council has appropriated
$50 600 TO aid in raising three cavalry compa.
MES for Gen. Banks Texas expedition.
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Arspsc1aI aotics.-Or -nd after iocsds;
April l, 1861, the trains tho SLiitmore and Ohio
Railroad will commence runrtas daily, (Sundzys
exoeptsd,) leaving this Station at 7.+O a. m, ana
connecting al Washington junction with Maj,
Train for all parts OF the West NJ Wneeliis OF
Parkersburg Through tcteta sold aud LIygrf'
Checked W. p. SMITH
n, Of Transportation II 20 "
ap I.-dit star n uoteI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SILL 8 6 OK.
AKE'sPLANfATIoN BIrTsRs.

They purity, strengthen, and invigora,e.
They create Q healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change oil water und diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hour
They strengthen the system and enliyen the mind
They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent ievers:
They purify the breath and acioity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure DiafrhGa, Cholara, and Cholera Nor
bus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervou" HEAD
ache.
They are the best Bitters In the world. They make
great restorer. They are made Of pure st. Croix
Rum, the ceiebrsted Caisaya Bark, roots and herbs
out regard to age or time Of day. Particularly re
commended to delicate persons requiring \ genie
stimulant. Sold by all 1rocers. Druggists, Hotels
New York. re 2b-6R
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Marine.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 5.--The sloop. war Ino
has sailed for the South.
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Wanted-a few MEN 10 complete company oiths
Sixteenth regiment Virginia (kirst Eastern vs:)
This Is the only regiment now pang bounty, and de-
tailed for ESPECIAL BERWICK by the Secre
tary OF War tor duty In the vicinity Of Alexandra
and the forts abouts Washington, d. @.
Recruiting office, Third street - door below Pa
avenue A. G. WiDDlC0NBE,
Captain
GEO. A. ARMIES,
sea "a l,put,
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ExECuTIyE MANSION .

II NovENBRR 8, 1869.
Untl the meeting Of Congress, the President will
not receive vfitois after u clock IN. any doy
nov 4-tDl
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L on REnT-THREE ROOMS.-A private
u family, occupying . New House, with Gas and
Water, and beautifully situated, will rent three
rooms to . gentleman and wife. The rooms are
large, and suitable to keep house. note addressed
to &c. Il. >" through the Post OflOe, with real
name will meet Immediate attention and the rooms
shown. The most respectable references given and
required. nov 6-at'
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~ The Night school for Boys, 10 the Sec
ond District, commsncesd LAST NIGHT, Noyem-
Der 4th, at the School Room at the corner Of New
York avenue and Sixth street west, /. III. WILSON
teacher, at * O'Clock. One or more Of the lru,tees
pose OF furnishing tickets OF admission to applicants
II II. MILLER,
IN. UTERMEHLE,
W. j. RhEES,
oa-3l Trustees
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AS-Wsston's Progress OF Slavsry.-Copies
of this werk for sale at the ohoe VI the hlioa
RePublican. Pamphlet edition, 2S rrnI auund
edition, 10 cents.
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WILLARDs' HOTEL, Assembly Rooms.
ING ACADEMY. MIR. JNO. X. GOODALL,
Professor and Teacher. In compliance with numer.
GUS reQue sts, Mr.. Goodall announces A GENTLE.
MANS CLASS on FRIDAY EVENING, Novem-
ber 7th, ut 8 O'Clock, to continue every Friday
Evening for term Of TWELVE WEEKS. Gen.
tlemsn will please commence at once, as after the
first month, Ladies will be admitted gratutously.
Terms $40 In advance. nov G-6ts
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VUST Received OUR NEW STOCK OF
j FALL and WINTER Clothing, which We are
e " l.. A. BEALL CO,
No B6l Seventh street,
se pb-8m between and X,
TUsT RECEiVED--A large stock Of Hermeti
j. caliy Sealed Goods, oonssting Of FRUITS,
JELLIES, MEATS, VEGETABLES, &c., which
wa offer ior sale at New York market prices
OSTHElM BROTHERS,
ooa7 295 Pennsylvania avenue.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATE FROM THE FRONT.

THE CONDITION OF THE ORANGE AND
ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS
GAP RAILROAD.
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THE REBELS RETREAT TO WARRENTON
JUNCTION.
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~ y lClA l. .

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Nov. s 1869
Releases from the draft on the ground Of a'iensge
have been allowed In the following casee
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SS-Urphans' Fair At Odd F'ellows' Hall.
The Fancy Sale will positively be closed on Saturday
night the Sth inst. The Ladies conducting It ask
slowed upon 1t, by persons Of all religious denom
nations. They offer Q great variety Of useful and
fancy articles at fair prices Substantial meals Ut
all hours, and the patrons have rare opportunity
Of spending an agreeable evening Good music al
ways In attendance. mob
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A PUBLICATIONS. fOr Duplicate l. . n Il
IA WRrrRnts.

IA Warrants.
Application having been made under ,,,s aGi Of IL o
june 1890 for the reissue OF the land Warrants ue
soribed horeip, which alleged to have beel or.
or destroyed notice IA hereby gwen thst Ut the data
certificate Of like tenor will be issued t uova!id Oh
eotion should then appear.
NO s6hG3 for l9o acres, issued under me act OF
Thomas Meredith, ard was granted March 2, 1850
December 9, 1862.
No % 7O9, for 100 acres, Issued under the sot Of
March, 1855, In the name of Arnold Harrington,
and was granted September II, lsb7-January 4,
1863
No. S3 A64, for 100 acres Issued under the aot Of
March, 1866 In the names of the minor children Of
Daniel +. MoCune, deceased, and was granted Dot.
-, 1865 January II 1868.
No 100 SAT, ior 100 acres Issued under the act OF
March, 1860, In the name Of Ansel Allen, and
was granted March u, lse2"January Is, 1862.
JOSEPh bhKhhIJ
Cosnaais,ups'
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II y Il 3 A l. E.
A Second hand BOILER and OACILLATlNd
ENGINE, Of three. horse power,
Apply At this othoe. sug Sn
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ESTRAIS.-Came to the premises Of the sub
College, on November I'd, two dry, light red,
horned COWS, one with line back and crumpled
horns Also, on the Sd of November, one Red
Buffalo COW; star In forehead, belly and hind feet
white. Tbs owners are requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take them away
nov O-3t* WIN. CRUZ.
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~ Grsat Psnnsylvania Hoats.-ihs
quickest and safest route to The Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one OF
all the principal points In the North and Wss For
tickets and further information apply at the ofoe o
the "Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner
tional Hotel Once open from q. n teop m
on Sundays to 4p m ~
aug Sly Agent
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The New York Express parades conspicuous
iy, under the heading OF " A Voice from he,
lucky the following letter from Gen Lasli
Coombs.
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SHEET.
New York. Thursday, June S, 1864
TO THE PUBLIC.

We have again to request that our business pa
In the evening, in order to facilitate their class
cation under the proper heads. Attention to this
regulation has become more than ever necessary
which now exceeds 10000 copies daily, and
which obges us to 60 to press at as early an hour
rs possible. In order that business people may
derive the fullest advantage from publicity SO
extensive. and which is greater than that afforded
by all the other city dalies combined, iii essential
that they should comply with our office require.
ment published in its proper place is worth dozen
inserted at random.
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viii the Chamber of Commerce OF this great
city condescend to spend little of their time
IN giving their countenance to this important
commercial subject By another month their
action will be too late. The matter has been
before them four months, without the slightest
report or notice from their committee to whom
it was referred.
The Chamber has also had before their body
the subject Of the new postal bill providing for
uniform two cent postage, the abolition OF
ranking, . free letter delivery, Post Office
money order Office and other necessary reforms
Gan they not, by vote Of the Chamber, sus-
tain the action taken by our citizens in nume-
rous petitions, meetings and reports of commit
tees Of merchantss If the New York Chamber
of Commerce Is live body let it be made ma
nifest.
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their boundaries upon free soil, free negro
and negro equality basis.

their boundaries upon free soil, free Negro
and negro equality basis
Hence this war upon Gov. Stanly. We may
rely, however, upon President Linc0an's pa
triotism and sagacity to prevent the States OF
North Carolina and Tennessee from falling
under the control of such mischievous fools
and fanatics as the Helpers, and such i'm
placable dsunionists as the managing chiefs OF
our Northern abolition faction. The successful
Union policy of Gov. Johnson in Tennessee we
hope and believe will still be encouraged there,
and in North Carolina and in other States, as
our military forces occupy them. This is our
high road to the restoration of the Union, while
that of our abolition Jacobins, knaves and
fanatics is the broad road to ruin, dissolution
and endless anarchy, involving government,
society, law and order, public and individual
liberty, life and property North and South
The country will sustain the President in his
wise and well considered policy for saving the
Union.
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THE FRAUDULENT ISSUE OF INDIANA STATE
BoNDs.-Governor Morton, Of Indiana, and
several other officials of that State, are now in
this city on business connected with the frsudu-
lent issue of Indiana State bonds 1t appears
that when Governor Morton was here in Febru-
airy last he urged the necessity of taking i'm
mediate proceedings against those guilty Of
the frauds. But for some reason or other, with
which, we are assured, Governor Morton has
nothing to do no action has been taken in the
premises.
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sprSoLA's BRIeApK--The third regiment Of this bri
gade, which is to be known hsnceforth, We believe, az
the Corcoran zouavss, has its headquarters over wal
lacks old theatre Broadway near Grand street. where
recruiting Is actively going on Subssteace and clothing
will at once furnished TO the pen, end quarters
dad IN gtatan island
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Important from the Battle Fields or
Richmond and C0rinth.


Richmond and Corinth.
The news which we publish this morning
from these two historic places is Of the highest
public Importance. The movements of the re-
bells since their evacuation Of Corinth, and the
operations Of the grand army Of General Hal
leck, are even Of more Importance than the
sudden abandonment Of the rebel stronghold in
the Southwest. The tolls are fast closing in
upon our rebellious brethren, and the avenging
arms of the insulted republic are now being
INDICATED upon every battle field.
Thus we see that treason is reaping the ripe
fruit whose seed was sown without any regard
to Interior consequences. We now have posi-
tive information not only that the Southern
army under General Beauregard is democrat
lied and disjointed, but that it is altogether
broken up and destroyed. Mutual confidence
between officer and soldier has been lost, and
the mass of the rebel army is now but
little better than an unframed mob. AS
proof of this, we may say that the
dispatches Of General Halleck inform us that
the rebels can only save themselves by flight.
Beauregard has called upon his troops to save
Themselves certain sign that there is no other
salvation for those who have been blind enough
to follow him. When an older general,
driven to the wall by his opponents, found that
the fates were against him, and that his power
was Cone-on his last and fatal battle field-he
cried, !" sa,ue qoi pe,a." He saved his own
life for time, it is true, but he lost his army
and the empire he had fought to rear, and
which he hoped to retain. And SO with Beau
regard. He has long enough defied the legiti-
mate government of the land only to end his
career by calling upon his dsluded followers
to "save themselves"
The news from this distant quarter il also
important as showing the great distinction Of
General Pope, meritorious officer, whose
claims have been as yet but slightly con-
sidered by the great public. No general
Of corps d'drmee in our service has
done more than this officer for the good
cause in which he is enlisted One of
the most brilliant achievements OF the
present war belongs to him. Advancing over
thirty miles beyond Corinth, he has met the
enemy, seized and captured 10000 prisoners
in addition to three or four thousand previ-
ously taken-150OO stand Of arms, nine
locomotives, and all the concomitants Of
railroad cars, ammunition, &c. Such o
successful and decisive attack upon any
army could only result in it's ruin and demo-
ralization; and this bold act Of General Pope,
If one had no other reasons, would naturally
lead us to believe that the rebel army of the
Nisai.sippi has been broken into fragments
altogether as irredeemable as Southern bank
notes. There will, of course, be floating atoms
of the old organization to be found here and
there for some time to come; but the solid
strength Of the hitherto redoubtable Southern
army has been destroyed, and it must now
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The Pursuit or the Flying Rebels from
COrtnth.

CHICAGO June 4, I60Z.
special despatch from Cairo says
Immediately the occupation OF Cornth, forces from
General Popes division out in pursuit Of such
rebels FED westward.
cavalry soon came in the Of the enemy, six
miles southwest Of Corinth and engaged in a
fight. He lost fifty men, but was Afterwards
largely reinforced, when the rebels surrounded.
It 10 said that i've ten thousand have been captured
portion Of them have reached Pttsburg Landing, en-
route to Northern military prisons.
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EAsroS, Pa, June {, 1852.
The Delaware and Lshigh rivers rising rapidly
ana high freshss Is apprshendsd.
MAuH CHUNK June 4, 1862.
The Lehigh has risen nine feet In six hours, and 10
sin rising rapidly. The lower part Of the town In
flooded, canal navigation 10 suspended, much property
has been damaged
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The New York state Inebriate Asylum.
BNoHAroS, June 4, 1862.
The election OF Trustees OF the New York state Inc
priats Asylum held this day in Bingharnton, The
old Board was reelected. Valentine Mott, Prssidcat.
VIM. McOown, FRS. Vice President Josiah B. williams,
Second Vice President Jonathan H. Ransom, Treasurer
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The Supreme Court OF Nisconsin.

MADISON, WIS.,, June 4, 1867.
The Supreme Court Of this State has reversed Its for.
mer decision the lands which they declared
the taxes levied in 1858 and 1859 illegal account Of
the exemption Of railroads.
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The Military Comma nder in Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE Juno 4, 1862.
Brigadier General J. T. Boyle headquarters in this
city, assumed command OF the Union troops in Ken
lucky this morning His appointment gives general
satisfaction
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News from Harper's Ferry.
THE NUMBER OF PRISONERS TAKEN BY JACKSON
RKoCCUPATIoN OF WORCESTERSHIRE BALTIMORE
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
HARpERs FERRY, June 4, 1852.
Mr., Eicheleger, formerly Of New York. but recently
engaged in business at Winchester reached here to-day
Himself and partner taken prisoners by the rebels
but he managed to escape and walked to this place.
The rebels took 2lOO prisoners, forty Of whom were
officers and sixty civilians They taken TO Lynch
burg.
Our forces hold Martinsburg, and by this time 4
Winchester Colonel Henley Of the First Maryland, had
left Martinsbug parole, for Baltimore, by way Of
Frederick, this morning.
Nine deserters from Jacksons army sent to Bal
timore this afternoon.
Mr. Smith, master of transportation Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad has gone to Martinsburg He thinks
that all damage done to the railroad by the rebels
may be repaired without difficulty, and the road put in
order by Saturday.