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True Democrat., 1862-10-08
Jailer'S Notice,

ENTAS committed to the jail 0f Arkansas county Ark, vH on the 10th of August. 1862, negro man named HENRY, feet inches high black coior aged 25 years, says he belongs to Shepherd, Jefferson county, Ark The of sad slave Is hereby notified to come forward prove property pay charges and take him away otherwise he will be dealt with as the law directs.
 Il. K. STEPH0N, Sheriff,
 By A. H. REYNOLDS, Jader.
True Democrat., 1862-10-08
Cash II Cash Cacnt

NASH pald for B&EsWAX at tho Little Rock Soap and V Candle Factory, delivered at the Factory.
 Sept. Fl. 1862. q NTCCfyvAN r. cn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-06

Prince street. badly burned by the premature dis
charge ofa pistol ~ M
Patrick McGunnsss resident Of No 70 Gosrck s rsss
died at Bellevue Hospital from the sascts injuries
ccivsd BY falling upon the spikes u the railing y
front OF his door The friends Of deceased say that he
pushed against the railing while he intoxicated,
and anxious that the Coroner should give the matter
. thorough investigation Coroner Collin has taken
charge OF the case. II
Robert Codele stabbed in the left breast on Friday
night, while engaged IN fight in Mott street. The in
Jured man taken 70 the New York Hospital. IS 81
James Nady, of No. Mulberry street, accidentally
shot his younger brother in tho thigh with pistol In
ficting serious wound. Na
Sedonia Tatersa, Italian girl, about i've years Of
ago, fell from the roof Of the dwelling house No 270
First avenue, Friday night and instantly killed
Mary Butler. woman about fifty years old, residing In
Brooklyn, while walking the Battery, shot in the
lex by some person unknown. ssf
jealous Chinaman, residing at No. Is Rose street,
caught sailor, named Charles Lair, In . with.
his vic, and, becoming enraged, stabbed tho
guilty paramour in the leg The injured man
up in the Tombs. r t s III. .. \.
Andrew Douglas stage driver, fell from the roof Of
four story building Of Fourth and Forteth
street, On Friday night. and Was instantly killed. ..
Wi liam G. Richardson, boy nftoea years OF age, had
his hand blown of by the premature discharge Of .
pistol. te,.3.@
Thomas Murphy shot in the side by friend OF
his who was practising At . mark. The Injured man
WIS taken TO the hospital, whore his wound rro-
no',nccd 70 be most dangerous ono. . -
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The Celebration In othcr Places.

In almost evory city, town and settlement in the
coantry where tns Union nag is permitted TO wave pre-
1 arstions Of some KIND we're made for the ceiebra
Tin Of the glorious Fourth. Among the most pro
innent features OF the days enjoyment may onuIns
fse patriotic ora,cns, reading OF the Declaration or
Independence military and civic processons hrsmens
paradcs, sunday school celebrations, reyatas horse
races balloon ascensios, political gatherings railroad
and steamboat excursions, picnics, barbccaes clam
bakcs, public dinners, balls parties fairs, festivals,
NATIONAL sautcs and general display Of the Stars and
stripes during the day and In the evening lumuaiions
aud fireworks Of every description from penny pinwhseis
% pyro,echnic pieces costing hundreds or dollars.
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Our Hilton Head correspondence.
Huron IPAn L T. lima M 1860

TIE EvAcyATioy ISLAND.
The fact thai General Hunter has found necessary 10
abandon James Island ordering tho forces OF
Wright and stevens to return 10 Edsto and Hilton Head
tends to show that the attack tho Tower battery
not so III advised hasy movement on the part of
General Benham generally believed. II seems
convincing to the fact that position untenable
without that work in possession while If the ass,ul.
had been successful there course no doubt that the
object Of the expedition woad have been eventually &C
ccmpshsd, and Charleston by this have been ours.
The evacuation was ordered saturday last and tho
ste 'mshp Vanderbilt, with several sch,onefs in tow
At despatched to Stone TO aSsis. ia bringing on
the troops. Her draft OF water however SO rea, as
render her OF little use, she limit cross the bar
and the weather outside 20 rough as to prevent
any Of the smaller transports getting nelr her Mean.
while the evacuation OF the island is believed viii BIO
attended with considerable difficulty. The removal OF
heavy guns, the withdrawal OF pckots tho breaking
UP Of our camps, and the cmbarkatonfof the men in
the face Of an enemy not only elated with victory,
but heavily reinforced, win afford the rebels adj.
vantages or which they will not hesitate to
avail themselves. Indeed, during the pas, four DAYS
tho rebels assumed the asgrc sive and shells from
their batteries frequently fall within camps. Tho
only damage doae on Friday evening, when Thomas
Ireland, private ia Company =, seyenty.nnth high
landers was killed, and Corporal Freiericksoa OF Com
pany A. seventh Connecticut Volunteers, severely
wounded by shot from The Tower battery.
FIRST Arrival TROOPS FROM sroSo.
The transports Ben Deiord, Cosmopolitan aud Della
ware arrived from s,cno this evening having board
the Fret Massachusetts cavalry. They are the only
forces that have yet returned
BATTLE hort ROYAL IsrANp.
Ths from Beaufort Is again Of an exciting charac.
ter Generals Brannnn and saxton are in command at
tina, point. They have kept the signal ms in con
s,antop.racn oil the afternoon The purport u their
dispatches " that the enemy are apre ria strong
force at Grahanvie. opposite Port Royal Island and are
evidently contemplating attack. Their number 4
vsrioisy estimated account putting II al less than
two thousand, and the very latest gives four AS
nearest uuth. he troops, fast as thay arrive
from James island, will be sent 10 Beaufort. 0cnsrs
Hunter will lead them IN parson an attack 4 aala
Grshsmvs % small village the west bank Of w,,ae
srssk which smpacs ia.o Broad riyer, aud separate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-06

he cighty-sixlh anniversary Of our natioai indie.
pe,dencc celebrated at this naval station on Friday
in most becoming manner. Three salutcs OF thirty
tr guns each fred from Tn, receiving ship North
Cardna, and one from the sailing frisats Sabine. All
the esses stationed here decorated with the stars
and stripes and a, the OF Independence
was cad by Commander Meade copy or the Penn
syIroua Garc printed the 10Th Of July, 1776. and
edi,cl by Benjamin FranKlin B,siacss was entirely
suspended in tho yard, and na,on, ensga foated
over every house
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Cooper Institute.

The usual celeb alton oil Independence Day under tire
auspices Of the Common Counc took place Al ten
O'Clock IN the morning OF Friday last, in the Cooper In
sttutc
Tie numerous excursions aud other outside entortain
raents drew large numbers from the city, in
quencs OF which the large basement hal Of the In
s.itu,e was only about twohirds lled The platform
Wis occupied BY the members Of the Common Council
and Jleir friends 70 tho uuinhsr hundred
Alderman MITCHELL introduced his Honor Mayef
OrDSKE 20 he aud erce. who on king his seat pre-
idng officer sal that the present Ute tho last annvcr
sary & our nstiohi Independence, found plunged in
TIC horrors Of ciys war II hsi been brought about
by who sought by force 10 sbyert the eonsttg-
Ion II j. the great prncips u cur government that
The majority shall rule and from Al classes IA the cou.
iry comes m sm.hsti "No' whe, tho question il
asked sha small faction subyert The constitution by
force o. arus.r lie then announced the folio ring
ORDER or ExEgcIsEs. @
PRAYER Observation-Disclosures Rev WIN w. r,ole
Dedication u Independence,
Read ~ ;sO IL Moore, Esl sec Historical soc.ety
Iusir Band
senel he swor, Of Bunker MI 80. Union Glce CirS
Or,fisn Hor hiram waltTidgs
III c-stsr spans led Banner go. Union Gles Club
Bsaedction -
Bmd
The aJngs vi the Union Gleo tho we're very sprropr
ate 10 the occasion. and elected much applause and
several cucores.
rne thrilling words of Tie Declaration OF Independence
acre lls enrd 10 with mich attention, while the i'm
pressvc manner and distinct articulation q ths reader
EsRen " MeoRE Esd, secretary % the Historical So
ETY. rendered ID audible IN every prt Of the hall.
Hon A J. II DrGASNE recitsd lengthy poem emit
,led The ais.and Fmprcss-Manlattan The deeds Of
tho patriots Of Old Manhattan recountsd terss
gnd h0.ng terms. Il a3ounded with many happy hts
~ and M1sA I~la
and clothed they beautiful and pointed an.
guage eicte1 hearty bursts Of applause during its
delivery, md It's conclusion the enthusiasm 81 Tho
i audi nee burst oa' erh reuowsi vigur
General iimAw wstasvtg. the orator OF tho Day WIS
then inreducsd 70 the Idence. "a coneeqef % or the
Ersat pressure sgace uns5e give mora
! ihan the following brief synopsis Il bis usfuy pre-
| pnr~d sud elaborsse speech
lie sossasscsd ~ s.strg Mat ths goyGamept OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-06
The Fire Works.

The ryroteclnic display throughout tho city at night
Mas conducted Oh larger scale tan previously About
half past O'Clock dense crowd filed the City Hall
ark eager behold uminousdisplav; they had
to wait least hour before tho rs burst in
the air Cheer after cheer followed the signal rocket
and the vast crowd swayed and surged, while ri,ot
greeted the ear all directions There we're at least
twenty thousand people the vicinity OF tho City Hail.
and Whenever this multitude chez cd it produced sn
effect to be forgotten. blcClellan's name
pronounced more than oncs amongst them.
The Irish Brigade had host OF extollers :
ard the Excesiors had an or,tor from th-ir
ranks, with ball in one OF LIS limbs, % tel
the gathering OF the noble deeds OF no brigade under
sicklcs Several incidents occurred, The recital OF which
word occupy lnch space aud therefore proceed
at once 10 tho fireworks when consis ed Vi the following
pieces
Passion Flower Star OF Independence; Queen OF the
Mist Magic star, with i've change, Endless Saxon
tost az ar.s searlcr Names 81. with motto constitu-
.on:'i Scroll Qua rifle Fairies frols Flights Of Birds
cf Paradise shield Of Our Union Triple Cross II
Malta Monua,snt or ihirao4 Illuminated Green free
Naval ENGAGEMENT, Monitor w MerriIic Grand Temple
II Lib -rtv 81
Inc engagement bet wesn the llonir and Msrrim,c
roused popusce 20 the hshsst pi,c Of enthusiasm
Tho Monitor the ighi ind Z VI tho hal and
ID. ,lcrr ac IN the le, and 80 coret were The ar.
rangemcnts OF the pyrotechpIst haless Splred not
shot 'hto each other with the greaes and most natural
effect -
ihs W. " = ~ WV iaas ,e e1csso
box wnch resin''r" VIA ~, te'ins onset me reps
ssntauvn was ms =, h''''s ehe, laa was heatly
= eetei oy the etee,s =. ~ ~ hs,sluoic,
. Ihs ,rsp' hle ~ b.o'lt! W tte i.sihs phos
y wa ~. y. - Ns,y s,io ~, ,,.as,ef na was pr
- 80 - 49, = y - w - 49,, - a..' a ~
Pn.1 $780, :, 49, ,.c ~ m arr aeches
80 aos. In he esnin .sS lie asara e Zen s,,io
y with his sword lriwn in the act ~ sagg ino Inc
heat ~ hatiie AZ the bottom was tire toi1a ing motto,
I'm. 1n,"n yest an, 81, "a r. pregy,,
,>>>>es,3
,.a' nav ~ b,Js s,, ,ho s, hasa IN ~ :, .no
ins greeted the cnbleinali e pecs
AZ he Battery The pyfotechnic di.pay was excellent
~ st.r ~ .'asrea s.ru sa satei,i,ss 81, 20 tar
pshiea.s chinese boaar haeiiossop. tres.cf Malta,
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B0sfos duly 8, 1862.
AZ the city regatta yesterday for tour cared boats
th-os mcs the first prize Of &l25, By the bat
georss j. Brown Of New York. second prize Of $50
nv Ticsler Of Boston Time 81 minutes Ia seconds and
ri minutes So seconds. AT the race Of sx Dared boats
the hst prize Of $780, by the Union rowsd ny
the Union Boat Club. Time "A minutes and "A seconds.
The second priys, Of $40, won by Mckay Thns "a
minutes and ~ ssoonds. Single soul wbcrrics, two
miis. tho arst prize, Of SIS, wcn By James smm
Of p,tsburs the second prize BY r. y Doyle Tins 10
mau,ss saa Isx sscsads and 10 mpulss and % seconds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-06

The inhabitants Of Wentworth county Canals which
includes Hamilton and St. catharines bad very ints
resting celebration at the Falls The procession was
formed at the International Hotel and composed OF
the Town Council military and civic societies and ire
brigade In the afternoon vessel Of three hundred
and y tons sent over the Falls, and the evening
the citzas on the American side lighted up Island
with Chinese lanterns, and another vessel on nre
sent the cataract
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-06

Double scull wherries the nrst prize OF 500, was won
by Edith the Union Boat Club; second prize ofe75
by John Hancom. Time II minutes and seconds, and
II minutes and IS seconds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-06
.uersey civ.

The anniversary celebrated in the usual becoming
manper An orstion delivered by Charles n. Win.
ned ESQ the First Presbyterian CHI rch and the ne.
Charlton of Independence read b. George H. Linsley
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-06
The society or cincinnasi.

The New York cspler OF tho Society OF Cincinnati me,
in the City Library, al the City Hall, on Friday
asst tho Fourth OF July, Ex-Governor Hamilton
Fish in the chair The attendance was not as
largo usual, owing 10 tho absence Of several Of
tho members at the of war, among whom zen.
John Cochrane and General MoreL The meeting was
of general and informal character, with the exception
the election of officers preside the desncs OF
tho society the ensuing official year The following
is ist OF the newly oh olice s. accompanied with
Indication u the changes made
President. Hon Hamilton Fish
vie President. Wi'.ia ). roham, in place Of Rich
al Varies Dewitt, Of Albany,
VITO retres from i'll health.
secretary ........ Ma; NUS N,..e.t. sh
Tic .suf0r. Henry II. Nd!c.
Assistant j. Tor place OF Theodosius o.
Fowler, deco ised
Chaplain !. Rev. Manrius ). Hutton
Physicsln ......... Alexander C!nion A. ~
lhc following named gentlemen appointed tho
standing committee FOR the Official year or 1902
Abran IN A. Iegset,
Iierrc Van Cortiandt,
William ~ iart,
DR.. 5. 1. sll,s (uew membsr).
Earl Douglas,
Wickhain Hollnan,
Will IN Irving Graham tncw member)
Frederick Frye (new n,emoer).
The delegates 10 the general society which will ,cact
in this city in May next, and dina The Astor yuss,
as follows
Dr. j. Tosrey Of the Assay oficc place OF Richard
Varck Dewitt two voluntarily reiseS, rs above stated
from active lari in the Affairs OF the scicy ny
reason OF Ill n.1ithD,
Ucary IL Ward and
William :. pcpban,.
The society al journed at two O'Clock to parake OF
collation. at the House. whore lie fofmt
We. observed tho society finally adournng half past
thi &c ia tic afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-06

O'Clock in the morang at the Mercer House and march
ng down Brosdwsy under the command Of General Ray
mond They visited the Park Barracks where they dis
pensed many comforts the sick wounded therein
confined and subsequently partook Of grand dinner IN
Chatham street
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Hs RANpALr's ISLAND BOYS

Also had gala timo Off with marching speeding din
ing singing and other appropriate exercises They were
addressed b. Mr. Smson Draper President OF tho Board
OF Char les and Correction.
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The Jura Oatwara Bovsnd.
MONTREAL, July 0, 1904
tn, yurs sailed from crebro al ton eoiccs A. NJ WIN
ninety cabin aud Rinc,y,ons ssecrpys passoagsrs,
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EXCISE TAX.

NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN.
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MILLINERY GOODS.
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COLLEGIATE.
BRYANT & HASKELL'S
Commercial College,
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TTRRE-uaUrE, IND.
TH0AAsL BaIANT. frcsideni. la.ltns,ci.s
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TnONASJ. bAlANI. Frcsi deal. Indianapolis
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-
EHlS Institution Is conducted by
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90 Assics ID Is also nncer he dir~ctisao of prof
;. Rrs>nl friaeiPsi Ct Bryant college
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Comrnefcfh Tsachsss IN ihf NeEi
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LECAL.

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co4niy. l1-lsEs, a. ilsr re1t tern. cC1nercing ~
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17
AMERICAN EXPRESS; CO.
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO,
Cnpffaa $1,000. 900.

Forward daily from Terre Haute
by fast Passenger Trains.
IlREE Expresses daily for New
Z Yagi f0.n0. kNsaY riffaio. Cleveland.
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e..s, l1llsnsVe's. orcfh Castle ard Al points r.
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or r1e.,., ssf5io sn8 frorn Rockville. md
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efic- - Hsiis r~ fr~oicss with 6ooie alec roiec-
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sess,.ssa every "Wednesday. sssi.so PER Ansum'
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u..es ~s Aaversising In weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-17
MANHOOD!

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