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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27
! and mysterious

MYSTERIOUS MuRDrR.-A fatal and mysterious
shooting Occurrences toot psos g. the Eleventh Ward
w.Ine,d,y Night sd up to las. evening clue had been
obts med Of the perpctor outstanding the police have
been actively engaged the matter we bfough, to their
notice From tic iaes present developed appears that
,ny Foster - yer, Of ase shoe cutter by trade lived
with younger brother No 81 Stanton street Abou, 10
O'clock On Wsdnssdsy ho returned homo aud grcs.sd
hssf OIL tho sfs -Issusd to he brother 'm shot and
At the sane no blood dcoselsi is,uins from wound
IN IT.. abdomen. Ills clothes nsstly stripped of when
no less Lsn Jtnc wounds all IN tie diameter Of sI
inch~. were doovefei Dire Opeoh aud Ueyeyn im.
e5,-y t. adulstfT 10 the want. Of tho wounded
man and pTopoun 81 Vie hopeos In order 10 be en-
igltfusd subject the docoTs Questioned
hs manner In which he received IBIS injuries but succeeded
Ia eeug the fsct that lie had been shot by
some one him. Foster unconnun alive
he subject aud tie tapre'sion prevailed In the minds o
the p isisLs That lie cOncrTh the nuAf thAh ne
va. Hing 10 dyalg. Ofcrf Nsu Tssse Of the Eleventh
Peciuct hose beat the shooting uIPo.ed to have tDe
piece sst-d the wounded soon after 10 va, shot an
10 Information ,ace!t that Ito .oot ooh place Ia Stanton
umba and the ofcsT believes Will tho doctor
that Foster ApIi)u, 90 The res, facts of the o
tie public. The relations ana friends profess TO % suorsnt Of
10 Of tho cru". During the light Fostsf resinod his
acut but yesterday monnE ho commenced to sLk rapidly
aud died Of III o'clock. ne Coroner Nhaey rhs sub
rquenty notified aud WAS engaged ycsledsy AFTERNOON ia
inro.tigsnT to mystery. He however failed to ,cit
auyih which glc.to clear = up ona 81 TIE bullets was
emf from the BODY Gni aplcild TO have been fred rom
Deriuger pistol DEPUTY Coroner $50 Bonton sil make
heToush post iotan examination II ne BODY aud CoIone
m continue lis exauEton al tho tloTrnth huid
Police Station House IL O'Clock this morning Ihse ao
various iheOei Tespecteg the m'neY some thhk hs -
hat otter received Ia, ~ouId' While Ia the COMMUNION o
4 ut.
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The Steamer ~. Andrew.

H1IWlK. Tlufsday, FOB. y, I8tJ.
Tie screw steamer ST. Andrew, from Glasgow
Jan II, for Portland, put in here to-day, short Of
coal. She experienced very heavy weather, and en-
countered much isc. She proceeds to her desiina-
ton Tonight.
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Rochester City Democratic Convention

BocHEsrEE, TLundsy. ttb. %, lWl
The Democratic City Convention last evening
nominated Alderman \. L. Bradslreet for Mayor,
G.. I. Amsden for Treasurer, and Delos Wentworth
for Justice.
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DIE ID.

BOGART-On Thursday, Feb 20, Of aen,bsnons utoIb
narod De Angels only child OF Richard w ana MARY
A Bosstt. sxed year months and 20 days, . .,,.ua
Tho relatives aud friends of the family arr iu's
the funeral without further Invitation lroi ' s,.srJsy
Of lila parents No. ~ West Forty sign street. Y" '''
Icb, 2g.G2g ess4
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Vessel on Eire nj sen.

BOsToS, Thursday Feb. 90 1869.
Buk Champion, from Cape Town, reports IAN
/ inst, lat. -, long. 81, saw u vessel on fire.
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Az Erpo,tcr.,, FousD FATALLY lYJURrD.-
On Wednesday aveiins Wm H. Kidney an riI ohcen :"
of the Finh Ward found in the deep area o 10
a.. Ty.nty..Iebth Precinct Sts,oniouss aud area "1l
ys,t.sy morning from The raec'. OF ths m ,b, body
nsn IL appeared that decesssd had fallen lntg '"e a''
ia a inioIcato, aud irao,grsd us s lived =,
10 IA bedford .tfsst whore he has l"t WI" snu ~
ohildrsp Deceased hss not bssa usm''' " '"' ''"'
Pa...pslt OK .hs a.. .TaJ:@&
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Tur PnoTrsTAsr EPISCOPAL PAE0cHIAL FCSD.
The Tu.,o. Of the Pros.tan, Episcopal Church Paroeh'
Fund Bi.aop Potter ten oiiicio Johu joy John Dr.
James H. DePey,ter. Joha H. Livingston, Murray HOLMAN
aud John Jscsb Aston have suh,rIed the Row syvanu
Reed SD ssni who may DO addressed at 81 oe'fs"'
Chapel corner Of Bcssmau sud Clh streets NEWTON
Ee,sncs IA old Of tho Fsud may be addressed to james
e. DePsystsr Esq. Treasurer Psr0csts Fund Bank Tor
Ss,in;s Bleecker-stIret kew-York.
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Mn. MmLEn's RfADIsGs.--The poetic reauinB1
OF VIM c. Mllef at the hall Of the nyssni' Institute ~
Lslsht .ues lsst night, were l'enedso % sYop '
pIprecl,tive audience. The recitation o. ino -"
-icled long aud loud applause. aud tho re''ins o.
on the Rhne" Fourth Act OF Rohol'eu 'H''s' VI Wv
LilLl BlIssde" &C, wcrs well received.
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We PLEDGE oUR REPUTATION for the fulfill
en Of whs, here declare In almost every instaues
whco the infant suffering from pain and exhaustion fehe'
viii be found in htssn twenty minutes sher MRS WINS
fows soornISa sYsrr hs' been simiui',"ied.
Cure. Dy,ensry -nd DisrhG,. and Wind Colo sure to
resulate the bowes-25c. 9 bottle
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The shin Onward.

Boros. Ihur.dsy Feb. D. 1853
The UDited States ship Onward is below.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

Tux NORM PREsRYrrRIAs CHrRcH.-At the
ceebsion Of "a. Lords supper last Sabbath In the No''h
Pfrsbyteran Church. the Rev Dr. r.. Haiho'd fa'tof
A. persons received into Fellowship oil whom ,ffe
ouy wero b. certificate from other churches Eleven Of the
a we've teachers Of tho Sunday School aud Mission
Sebo, Of the Church. and Il Of them we're scholars Only
on. Of tie -hole number was less than II years OF 'se ana
more thsn half lad passed their eighteenth yeat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-27

Twenty-iirst Ward Republican Associatios.r
meeting til, Association Will oe held st NO 40 <shs
sv THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING Feb. %. ct O'clock.
Amen inlents 10 ths by Laws wul be acted upon ,
TnOS. b. ASrEN. President.
ROBERT r. DrScAS, Secretary.
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PHYsIoGNoMY.-At the request of several
.de. and Gentlemen Class for Iy.raucrioS IA PR,cri'
CAL PHrsIooSoxY or CHARACTER RE.Drsa, will be
lied on SATURDAY EyESsG next under en- experienced
Tesoher u the rooms OF Me.,rs FowLss ND WILLS 90
jOs broadway where tickets may be obtained.
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Leisure nv Prof. A. Guyot,

BEFORE TIE y. \ CITY 1EACHEAs' ASSOCIATION
On FRIDAY EVENING, 2Ith iHs', at y o'eleei'
I'm the Hall OF the Board OF Education, Of Grand an1
Elm Subject lhs Relation OF Physical Geography y
.ocallsd Civil or Ps,tca, Geography Admission fes
s teachers OF the city suburbs and the ends Of
educ tion geteTslly are invited 20 DO present
JOHN A. NICHOLS, Prss's
q AZ p,av,v. Chin If Exec.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-31
TINWARE AND STOVE S

NHE subs %
i his old friends and customers TO his
resen Stock Of excellent
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-31
NOTICE.

David Lee and SUI
sannah Lee his wife Prrblg C o unity
Pitts, VS.. Court Of Common
civilian p. Paino Pleas. ,
and others Defts
r EVILS TRAINER & Fosaun6lr Trainer
LIZ the State Of fndi6nR, VIII take notice
that David Lee and Susannah Lee. his wife
Of the County Of Preblc and State OF Ohio.
did on the 10th day of February AZ p. 1853,
file their petition in the Court of Common
Pleas sithir and for. the County, Of Preble,
in said State of0hio, against the said Lewis
Trainer, Rosannah Trainer, and William. P.
Paine lIannhI Paine, Mary Paine, Missouri
Paine, Virginia Paine Amanda q. Curd.
Thomas Curd, Melinda Paine, Theodore
Paine, William Paine Oscar Paine. Theo.
1orc Paine, AlonzO Paine and John j. Wolf
defendants setting forth that nj the-
Term Of the said Court of Common I1ens
a. ID. l6---the plaintiffs above named
in a proceeding in said Court tten and there
had, wherein these plaintiffs were peti ion
ers, and one Phincas Paine and Lewis
Trainer we're defendants these plaintiffs re.
covered a judgment or decree for the sum
Of $6097. SO, and which said amount was
made a specific lien on the following de.
scribed real estate situate in Prcble County,
Ohio, and described as follows torwit. BE.
ing the west half of the Northwest quartcl
Of section number two (2) in TOWNSHIP
number nine (9) Of range (l) east &c.
and it was further dccrced by said Court
tina: the said sum of $6097. sc might at any
time be fully satisfied and liquidatcd bv the
said Phineas Paine his heirs or assigns con
veying tc these plaintiffs the above describ
premises &c. that during the tendency o.
said last mentioned suit the said Phinea,
Paine forr q nominal consideration fraudu
lcntly conveyed said premises to his son.
Plineas b. Paine and William P. Paine il
order TO defraud and defeats the plaintiff
out Of said premises. Aud praying tina
the said deed from Phineas Pale ST., t.
Phineas D. Pane and William P. Paine, b
set aside as null and void, and that the dc
PENDANTS above named, may be compelled t
execute TO the plaintiffs good and s%nficicn
deeds Of conveyance for said premises, or il
default Of. such conveyance being made, tina
the decree Of the Court may operate as sue
conveyance.
And the said Lewis Trainer and Rosal
nah Trainer are notified that they are re
quiredtO appear and answer said petition
on or before the 9th day of January A.
1864
DAVID LEE WIFE.
Gilmore 4 Campbell Attys.
Attest, CIV. Larsh elk.
Dec. ), lS63-6w. TPrf. SIS, 90.
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Sta1nah's Grocery Corner.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY
ORDER OF PROBATE COURT.

ON the 9th day of ia uary, 1861,
Obetwecn the hours Of 10 o%'clocK
A. M. and the hours OF three o'clock PM.
atthe door of the Court House, in Eaton,
PreDlo county, will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following Real Estate, as the
property of Richard NJ. Stan nah, deceased
to.wih being all ofInlot No. lE3, as known
and designated on the plat of said town of
Eaton, and bounded on the south by Prebla
street, on the cast by Cherry street, north
by au alley, and west by lot No. l22. Also
the northeast part Of lnlot No. l22 in said
town, and beginning at the northeast corner
of said lot No. ~; thence west 2tl feet 1.
long the alley thence south l3lfeet, thence
east IA feet to the cast line of said lot;
thence north Isl feet tothe place of begin.
uing, Excepting, however out of the above
described premises q part Of said inlot mum,
ber,l23, described as follows, beginning 81
feet ) inches west ofthe southeast corner OIL
said lot number 1923; thence west 10 feet 4
inches to a corner; thence north 81 feet g.
inches toa corner; thence east ~ feet 4 inch
cs 20 q corner; thence south G. feet, g. in
chcS to the place of beginning; excepting thu
right and privilege OIL ioining and connectin;
and building to, and using the west wall Q
the present building. standing oil the wcs
line o'thc premise. above described, or sue
other wall or building as may be hereatc
built on said west line, heretofore conveye
by Richard NJ. Stannah, to Michael Filbert
also a right Of way l feet wide and l6 fec
back on the east side and from the front {
said lot TO pass and rcpass aid use astairwa
or passage forever, heretofore conveyed t
Ph;neas II. Minor by Joseph Donahoo trustc
Off. NJ. Stannah aud wife. Appraised d
81 10000
Terms OF Sale: One til I'd cash in han,
one third in one year, and the residue i
two years with interest from the day Of sal
to bcsccured by mortgage on the premises
JOSEPH DONAHOE. Admr.
of II. NJ. Stannah, deed
S. Banta, Atty.
Dec. Oh 1863, ids. Orrs. fce$9,'
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NOTICE.

Benjamin Shields Plt'T) Prcblc Common
vs.. Pleas, Civil Action
JOHNNY. Shields ct. a. pf For Partition.
NlHE above John v. Shields and Mary
l. DAWSON, Jonathan DavisSon, Isabel
Sellers, David Sellers, Phebe Shields, Henry
Childcrs, Eliza McNutt, Henry McNutt,
Issac Childers, hlniel Childers, Benniah
Childers, Amy Pcasc, Werter Peasc and
Phebe Childers 1.-THE last named beinga min
orr are hereby notified that on the 4th day.
ofDec. 1861 the said Benjamin Shields filed
in the Clerks Office of the Court OF Common
Pleas of Prcblc county Ohio, his petition
which is now pending, setting forth that his
brother Daniel Ihields, after the death OF
his father Isaac Shields, purchased from his
sister Catherine Childers all her undivided
interest in the real estate Of which her Eath-
er died siezed; being eighty acres Of land in
l'reble county Ohio, and being part cf the
southwest quarter Of section ~, Township
., range 2 east, &c, for the sum Of $500, 90,
and that said Daniel Shields paid the said
Catharine Childers the full amount Of said
purchase money, aud that The said Catharine
put said Danial in possession Of said Judi
divided interest in said premises, and prom
ised to release her said interest to said Dan.
iel, and intended to do 81, but did before do
ing so, and alleging that said Daniel remain
ed in possession OF sad premises and the
undivided interest Of the said Catharine
therein till his death which took place in
June 1863, and asking the court to specif.
caly execute said contract as against the
above named child of the said Catharine
Childers deceased, and to bar their right to
any claim in said promises as heirs Of their
grand father Isaac Shields deceased. And
further stating that the said Daniel Shields
die intestate leaving neither widow MOI
children, seized in fee simple of the follow
ing real estate situate in Prcble cot mtg
Ohio, and being all of the south west quarter
section 81, township Q range 2 east; contain
ing l60 acres more or less, except thirty n
crcs outOft the northwest part of the quart
now own ID BY j. ]. Ford, the residue beinl
1870 acres mere or less; also stating that h
(plaintif) is entitled to one undivided sixt'
part thereof, and that The defendants abov
named ~(including the children of said Cath
ariae Chiiders dcceased) are tenants IN CON
mon with him in said premises, and demand
ing partition thereof, and the said defer
dants are further notified that unless the al
pear and answer or demur to said petition 0
or before the 18th day of March 1864, tn
proper orders to effect the objects inten set
will be asked for an2 taken in their absenc
sgn s,r GILMORE AMPBELL,
sc -'st Atty's for Plaintiff.
J Attest
C. W. LARsn, Clerk.
Dec. 10, lS63.Gw.
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LOTTERY NUMBERS
given Without any extra charge.
MORE GOOD NEWS!i!

or. RAPHAEL will east your Horoscope or write w
palivity. Every man, through tho length and brraith {
tho world, should no in possession VI his Horoscope, an
got nr. %Iaphaels
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-31

And Learn that n perfect and radical cure Is wafIs
aud guaranteed 10 all Who urc afflicted with Weakt
debility, nervous compluinlS, nielanehrly Thoughts
preston Of spirits, distress AID anguish Of mind, Ff
sicr, loss Oimenory, loss Of energy and muscular r
rnny growth, wasting away, and a want Of e%onfdci'
themselves, fainting fits, conyulsile trcmbhnsi, 4.
tcnce and disgust Of life.
NEAR WHAT TUE MEDICAL rRIss SAYS.
Sumc physicians require TO no told tho nature u ,
disease the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN
not. His perfect knowledge of the human system on.
him to- uscrihe the diseases without any information &
The patient, t~oPxplain lie original cause, and to guara
It's cure. And, what ismorc valuable still, no wtllhon
and frankly tell whether you can be cured or not
aul confidential. Medical Journal
The Botanic Remedies Of Or. Raphael, the English
tanie Physician, never failed yet 10 make = retieet, ]
cal, aud permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, sBCI
AND VENEREAb DISEASES, without the ubs Of 7
curry, without hindcrance from business, and witt
far Of discovery Or exposure. No deadly poisons, /,
NJ arsenic, INK Noinica, opium, or any other poia
J No mcrcITy iJra any deadly minerals -notIing but pl
Vegetable Botanical Rcnedies are used BY this wcnd'
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never vets
to cure the most obstinate and tho most d~angercuf
and ~ rvnove all mercury aud other i~mpurities frc
system when all other Remedies had failed. - NJ,
2 b:auGi. ...t III 4
coon NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN coNFgNr
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the baltimore
pOndcnt Of the oddleilow, Bocnsboro, Maryland.
r~huTsday, the 1lst n May, 1890:
"NumerOis cnrCs Of Diseases eanse1 BY eArly T.
,iou having lpen performed by the English Bptr'
stefan, | feel il my duty, having q knur ledge Of
state tho fact, believing that IN doing ~ | may -.
ice to the suffering. Que case in particular- 20
young mun in this eity--is worthy Of, note.
leone the victim Of a habit, the mere allusion
Hs & q sbuddsr, aud after yoars Of sufpFing aig
IDro ny all hopes o. recovery. He ~khedt
'at dearly believed Ivy o. SWEET . gtrl 90 e
Of affection, but no was fearful ren nns, .
lie darod not wed NJ Acfount Of the
il system. lie .cuglt rei,t IT the hr
"hI siciln, and, astonishing rs II nay
-,.J3 B,id Nieor Of youth has irturucd, -
Rppy father Of . pair Of fright boys. r.
are suffering, no matter what their
on the Botanic Physician .nu.ds utiai
urcn rsliaf Hi Office lA At 20. l..
- Ret. SyeSnnvs st and Pro4'~ - 'ISc, b
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David Lee and SUI
sannah Lee his wife Prrblg C o unity
Pitts, vs.. Court Of Common
civilian p, Paino Pleas. =,
and others Defts. ri
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-31
DIR. RAPHAEL,
BOX Nc. 2463, Posi- OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE AFFLICTED REk

SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
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The Chicago Express Train, going west
isayrs CinciSaati at 100 !, NJ, Hamilton
s.l5, Camden 900, EATON 9,a5, arrive at
Richmond 1925. -. No..
lGoing south will leave Richmond at q,
A. NJ. Eaton SIG, Camden 8,iS, Hamilton
9.i5, arrive at Cincinnati Loo.
"a ID. McLAREN, Sup't.
T. NJ LUNT. Asst SUIT.
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sl1Hyaf person who aas one d
WtgoT h5gb to selg weighing from
one hundred Ito one hundred and
ssfolsyrG ger pounds each, mayhem
81 4 purchaser by calling 1T the
Pres othce,
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YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR VRFD

Il will tell you their circumstances and their fatuis
prospects; and what Is better than oil, he can tell you
their Thoughts aud what their "Isal" Intentions 0sS.
What Is better still, he can tell you II they will make yea
happy. ..
Dr. Raphael Is, therefore, n SUITE dependence.
To all IN htSinrss his advice il Invaluable. lie can foT".
tell, with the greatest certainty, the result " all eonrict-
riNl and business transactions and uITculations. lr. Ia
phacl i%ntcrpIcts dreams for lottery numlvrs With u~afailirg
au.l. LnN
Evening star., 1863-04-25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ASSOCIATED pxEss D1sPAToHnss;
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.


Gen. Posters Trssps at Pert Roy.l An1.
pathizers Ordered Outside the Lfnes
Csnnrmatien Of the Reported Dixaffec.
slen ia h1ffs AfmY-A Battle between
fostrf and Hill SuPpesedi TO- have beeu
b Fought. ~
NEW YORK. April 2i.--A Ne ybern letter a .
The 18th instant says that the rest Of Gen. IFos
ter's troops at Port Roy al are so anx ious 10 r.
turh to Newbern that they offer to e-enIist 10
the VIII Ii they can be allowed to do sodf n =
An order has been promulgated byt}en. Foe :.
Ter ordering all rebel sympathizers and Coy
eminent paupers outside Of our lines.
Gen Naglee left on the 18th instant at the
mead OF an expedition in pursuit Of the enemy
Rebel desertere are coming in daily, and con =
MIN reports of dsaffection and starvation in
the rebel army.
FoRTREss MONROE, 4Aprfa S4..EThe steam.
snip = X Spaulding, Commander Ho wes ar
rixed this afternoon from Newbern, N. e.
She reports that all is quiet in that depart.
ment, ana confirms the pre- eyious report that t:rs
mas returned again 10 Newbern, having taken
upwards OF fifty prisoners.
NEW YORK, April 24.-Passengers per tia
steamer Dudley Buck, from Newb.rn stat.
that Gen. Foster, with five thousand men Iefr
Newbern on the 10Th inst. When last heard
from, whlch was on Friday, he was at Deet,
emily, but had met only a few stragghnr
rebels Late Friday afternoon, however, y
brisk cannonading was heard for an hour and
nall, and 1t was rumored that General Hill
WIN Ills rebel force, WAS in the directs,u
whence it was heard, and an engagement WAS
thought to have occurred
Ihe boats Miami, HetzeI, Lock wood and
SnaWsheen were at Newbern, ready. to CO.
operate with the land forces if necessary,
Evening star., 1863-04-25
THE WARM TENNESSEE.
Particulars of General Reynolds, Expedi.
l tIon to MCMinnYille.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., April 24-General Rev
nOids reports from Liberty the particulars OF
the McMinnville affair. The main mounted
force under Wilder and Minty arrived AT
hcMlnnville at one o'clock on Wednesday
morning, taking the place almost entirely bs-
surprise. A rebel force, under 4rigsby, was
in front of the town, but this Reynolds amused
while Wilder went In. Grigsby escaped Col
Longworth, with the Ohis cavalry, struck the
railroad and destroyed the telegraph And
bridges between Morrison and Manchester
and burnt train of cars and locomotive. and
spare cars at several places Also, a large
quantity of meat
Captair Wicklof, of the Kentucky caynlry.
In charge OF an important part of the expedi-
ton, got drunk, and was sent In under arrest
disRraced. Z
At McMinnville, Wilder destroyed the
bridges, six hundred blankets, thirty thousand
pounds OF bacon, two hogsheads Of sugar, three
hogsheads of rice, eight barrels of whisky, two
hundred bales OF cotton, one large cotton fac
tory, one large mill, one small mill, one camp
at Charlup creek, and subse quently one at
Liberty, and took three hundred prisoners
among them Dick Met Cam, who subsequently
escaped, =
Lieutenant Colonel Martin, a rebel, WAS
MORALLY wounded. Reynolds then moved to-
wards Liberty, but Morgan WAS moving to-
wards Carthage, near Alexandria. Our scouts
are picking up rebels every half hour Among
our scosts is Captain Reynolds, who has de-
stroyed a mill at Liberty which had been do
ing good work for the rebels.
Evening star., 1863-04-25
New York State Affairs.

ALBANY, April 2-The Governor has
vetoed the bill allowing soldiers to vote bv
proxy on the ground of unconstitutionslitv
The Senate passed the bill over his veto by =
vote of 2U.to9.
The New York Harbor Defense Bill appro.
priating million dollars for that purpose has
finally passed the Legislature. -. So
The bill authorizing the forming of q Banking
Corporation under act of Congress has passed,
corporations. - ',
The Assembly has refused to pass the bill
allowing soldiers to vote by, proxy, over th-
Governors veto of 81 to 80. Both branches
subsequently passed resolutions for an amend :
ment to the Constitution as to allow soldiers
to vote, by a vote Of 20 to 0 in the Senate, and
20 TO 80 in the Assembly.
The Senate passed a resolution characteriz.
ing the Governors veto as extra Official and
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Gold bill limiting corporations in leans OF,
gold or exchange to par of currency.