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MARRIED,

October qhA. BY Fsv ,. BAII, NJ. Esoca G. MI
In and Miss sCEAN z. RlsHINETEE, all Of Wheeling.
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CHARLESTON.

Great faith is repOsed in the ability of
General Gilmore 10 do something further
towards success at Charleston. 1t is known
that whenever he pleases he can destroy
half OF Charleston. His big guOs are in
position, and he can open them At any mo.
ment upon the city. tits extremely doubt.
full, however, whether be will do SO q,
present. He waits for Admiral DahIgren
TO lead the iron clsds upon the rebel OBJ
stIucIioDs, and does not consider it proper
to throw Greek ERE upon the inhabitants
OF the city EhiiG we hesitate TO attack the
forts lying between Morris Island and
Charleston. This may be a mistaken view,
but General Gilmore will probably act up
on it for "a few weeks longer Same Letter.
new YORK GRA1s NAREEr.
The present stock of corn in this mar
ket is estimated at about three millions Of
bushels, mostly held on speculation
There is no shipping demand at present,
notwithstanding the fact that the rates of
frcigbts ruling are almost uBprecedently
low, and it is the opinion of the leading
men in the trade that there will be no ex-
port movement during the remainder of
| the season, unless Gold and Exchange
| should undergo a very material advance.
The opinion is based upon the fact that
the harvests throughout Europe are uDu-
sually large, especially in England, where
the yield Of wheat is represented to have
been larger than any previous season for
fifteen years. The stock of wheat here,
though not equal to that of corn, is large,
| the ms or portion of which is held on
speculation for account of western parties
The shipping demand is at present light,
and no heavy export movement is looked
for during the remainder of the season.
The supply Of -four here, though not up to
the average Of the corresponding period Of
last year, is nevertheless equal to the legit-
innate demands Of the trade, very little be-
ing in the hands of spectators.
The Springfield Republican thinks that
there ia too much lying at Washington
1t says:
Secretary Stanton has from the begin
ming made it q leading aim TO bambo0zIe
the people. Nobody complains of the con-
cealment of army movements, or the sup
preston Of any facts that might be useful
to the enemy but outright lying about
battles that have been fought, and when
the enemy is fully informed as to the re-
suits. admits OF no excuse.
"What mOnstrous and futile conceal
ments and perVersions of the truth we have
had for weeks as 10 the disastrous -epulse
at ChickamAuga. The first dispatch that
announced il told the truth bat the war Of
ice Immediately put an embargo on the
telegraph, aud went to work to cover up
the facts Little by little the truth has
come out, till now the war department it,
self announces the real character of the
CkiekamAuga defeat in order 70 justify the
removal Of Roseeraus."
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BLocKADE OF rag NExIcAs PASS.

The Government has been officially in.
formed that on aud after the 9Th Of Sep.
TENDER last, an effective blockade will be
established aud maintained by the French
naval forces Of all the ports, rivers, Ravens,
roads, creeks, &c, along the coast ofMexi.
co, which are not occupied by the French
troops, and which still acknowledge the
authority Of Jaartz, from the Lagoon ten
leagues South OF AIsJamoras 10 aud fneIud.
ing CAmpsaehe, between 25o 22l North.
99s 81 West, and l9s 52I North. 9ae 5OI
West ef the meridian Of Psris; and that
friendly aud neutrsl vessels viii be allow
ed the period Of twenty-five days 70 com
Plete their lading aud leave the bIoekaded
places. The points excepted from block.
ade are Tampieo, Vera Cruz, Alvarsdo.
CoatzSeoaleOs, Tabasco and Carmen. All
vessels attempting 70 violate the said block.
ade viii be proceeded against In cOufOFn-
lIs With International Law aud the treaties
IN force with nsntral powers.
one Of oar largest dry goods merchants
assures rs that the demand for extraVaennt
lEEuries 10 the way Of costly and showv
goods ls greater now than for twenty years
past This u the reign ofshOddy. There
are out few goods IN bond, and the con
sumption keeps up with the imports. Dat
OF the camp and near the fs;d of battle
there are bat few signs Of var bat all this
pomPs SNOW. eItE1IAganee and folly beto-
kens no good 70 the county. lift e proE.
perityi i ts Of that kind founded upon a..
tonal debt AID personal eztraYaganee.-
~. I. E3pSe&8.
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Sale Of Lots in Wheeling.

THE underziEDod viii oRer for ale, At pubIse
suction, q the door Of the COaTt House, IN tie
city Of wheeling. On
Saturday, November 7th, A. D. sea,
At O'Clock, P. NJ parts Of Lots nunbered enc III
J. Carroll
Terms Of sale-One-thirs Cash in haad, Oas-third
In one year and the residue In tIo geaTss dsfrrsA
payments 70 bear interest from day q aaIe, ard
secured b mortgage On the premise
OetZ7-ts UTIs P. WORsIELL
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ssH rafs Ed oE Tz10 = w.
stH Haa4 Eb9Te eseh paEr19s G3Es
Iat.Etk - d. sEzttsr tka6 we'd care
Ts fraI = tSse1EA E1s 6E54 q EHa-1
An tsnssf ks1E9s Is ios Ti1 ihEs
Al fs1ST L . Dad q FS
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Iu,ssestfsg reading natter viii be fOusd
on the tsortb Page Of this paper.
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TIMBER WANTED.

DILL OF WHITE OAK JoISTs
ID for the aoor Of the coVington and Cincinnati
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rhira DIstriet-Kanavvha Comfy re.
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- lItrI = = RlElhNYl CIetl.

Ia NJ M n.y.
~ q to the weigh.
ana OF hay, Coat meta and otier
artieitsi or sale1n the $heeiins sTsd
the eleeIon Of an Inspector aud Weigh matter.
Be 1t ordain5dy the Bo8fd Of Trust SlS6f tue to1rr
Of South Yhsell4e;, 9d3 Il bst.IaFrI; , q VI
Sec u. At the ANNUAL Election OF the TrIsteAS ~,
thefqpefed yoters Of saii there s6SII ii ~
ed an Officer 81 the said town to Be called tbssT.
Speesoranh ReiEhnaster, whose term q oi8sd shall
co tinue until his successor shall have been dnIv
electsddud Dual 'uul6ss a53oouef "
deat9, removal rom oice; or ptL cin1s y
Tue -said' Inspector and Hefghm1seer may "a "a
moved tnpm oftiee AkanY time by4the Bo6Ia
tee9+ - =
sea- BEFORE ehteEi the duties Of ONCE
ths se'l inspector and Eh9ll assume M
seSfTsl oaths Of rtescrbed BY IaW, and
she11 efe give bond zone or 81 ~
ttea 20 be approved BY the Board of 1ruRtees nSJs
eqHn ceiling IN the b6nai III A
o TWO thousand dollars and conditioned as foIovIs
VIZ y 42u lItSAh 81 ~ y i'l1E ssas!s
he condition OF the above obi. alton Il Enel +b.4
Sl neEeas, the Above bound; "A. b Was, on the -
GAY o. ip the year elected % a.,
once o. Inspect6r and Weiehmaster OF The toTlS ~
south MbeeijugS for The current tSrIi OF IA s
anu hatP accepted the same; now, If the said A n
snal IN All gently and i1S
discharge the duties Of his said odicei apISbsI.
ter we'll and truly Gec6uht Tor nd p6I 5ys, Il
CFeasuFsrD f thu Bald toxin 0ESonth IbeSIiS - 4s
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THR NRwtoo .Iillo5lN so1ADs.

The Navy Department has received the
Loli e wing proposals from responsible shin
SonilaeFs for, the 3eodsFdcti6n OF Inc new
go esu'lronsclad navy; The fact that Eng
Iena ana france are sprpassi4gins ia, the
uumoer OF sea. going armored vessaIygh has
induced SecretRFv, WelIaa ~ =, ~
completion ofihe fieetsas soon q nos.; t AZ
The plausi however. viii not;be IeS 49,
months TO come and some t6Tss ~,
have to,eIapse before the yessels a. q tsa
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MIieeIing ClllIassieal q cadehlI

- - Slgnl ls5Z2 e = lstt -
II BE. E6AMINATI0HOP, THE ScH0LARS5 viii
Gsgn this nSrStne 2sd SPd
Ths txltbltiSn vii take pIaceuon RridAy .ssenink
Ct Arlington Hall the exercises comprising Deela
niatsohs RsaSs and 0tatio The public are re-
GpecIf ysinEfted to Akt6ady 13d1 5nO iDr ,1Sns
EfDoors open q seven. o'eloclpa Eaa ,7apF29-2ttt
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% aNotieestto i physicians. no q
SEALED Propose VIII BE tsoeifed BY thu btf m
y dtrsigned qntu@I o'elook,uP p ~, on Satlffi6y3
18th last fnr 4pic9i attendance on patients In t5e
Wheeling JIM, AID tdrnfshiDg medicine for the same
for the carrent year. - -'-'--''
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a CURE F0R q ONsUMlllPTEIo5Ns =.
w Wondfrs in the cure Of Consnrnptiof, Coughs.
Colds, etc9 ete Call ah get eiFSuIar. For sRIeby
u0ur noiHsJ5Y b.so56l 4. H LUhAN & Co.; n;
aPr2 f,,, g,35,,;,. Ans. and l.pGAN, LIST a Co.
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Ms 3. SENsENEY. 9.

aoSsseE g oo9nE 5ss e. sEilsI Il
We "a ill stu Continue the re-,
. ass atns street and win &C an tIfneS ~
tqll Stoke Reneyiand Staple DEy G6odSi al
I ~ Essg on sf s7gI "A zsr5f5a II
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11 N SOIHVH uhhU FUh DISCRIMINATORY,
The Hon IsAaeo NeWt6n G56afhbt6S rs dtoner
OF Agriculture. earlyo Rppreciating the i'm
porsancs s7 Pt 9 supply Of cotton seed being
obtained san6 fatntSh ed oeparties living
In localities where the cultivationtofet nt:
ton Is practicable, took measures to Obtain,
9 qpsntity of the ESesds sf6f L sEt uts4 muse.
An agent Wassnespatched to North Caro-
lima, who succeeded inaprocuring some
fifteen hundred bushelEof seeds of a good
quality, which are nov ready for distfibu.
ttoappon applicationto The Agricultural
Deph ftment. "a -
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zee sUooEss 81 ZEE. NINsENoEp.

Letters from 1tf0ik how that tbe suc.
cess on the. Nansemood give US Eve Parrot
guns, one hundred aud sixty rebel privat@s.
and nine officers of the FouEt6 Alabama.
at The cost Of one man killed and eleven
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q PR0c;jLEl1A !s.M.A 40 ON.
B y GhesE1ecutive Committee OF fEis
Constttutt0na1-CO or
West VtrRtntR,

T1HR PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES
~ having n der the Act of Congress approved d.
climber 81, 1862 entitled act for t6e aim ASi0n
OF State OF into the Union aud for
other purposes Issued his Proclamation, bearing
date on the twentieth day Of April In the year one
Thousand eight bundled and selarfIis
that the said act shall take eheet and 10 In force
from and ter sixty days from the said date a.
Now, therefore the undersighed, Daniel Lamb,
Peter g. Van Wrinkle, Rlbert 81. caldwell, Eptraim
p Hail and Jameal Va Paxton, the tls1ecntiYe Com
the Coast ttpnal CopYsnJOn FINEST Viz.
ittss said Convention, Cd the enth day Of
PebruAry, 1858, entitled IAN Ordinances 70 r5 I'd
for the of the State of
AAKE kNoEHt Ian fieetlo will be held on THURS.
DAY. THE eEWBNTYEElGHTH epAFf iOF MAY
NEATi being the Thursday next succSeding the
tion the PreadeAt at the ssyera places OF voting
in the cduute5 Is Be the State
of West Virginia. for the election, HnaetdSi
Nqnstttnflon 4herpoL Of sSEN4TQR5 and DELRsAFRA
GoVkRGokt sEcRREARfoP TIE STAfR, TRRASURER, An.
DtfoR5 AtFosHLH ARAALI u UDa Is OF THE So.
fR4AtE GouRF tAPPEaLss \ JuDGR RoRK4cH CIRoUTF
aqd ting following officers for EACH copptYs tlAtissto
kay, A CLERK or THE CtRcUTT C06RT, SRERipF PRosE-
cUTTat A1T0GAET, SUArEF 0P LANDS, and FSScoRn n
snd that the saId election "a ~ bU heidi 6ahd
Tqits thereof garfield aud returned ae
corning 70 tue dirtcttong contAlnyd In the above
toned oIdlLanee! And thar Npursuaht 70 the said
Ordinance, thesenator3 and Delegates soto be elect
I'd are tp assemble ut the cttyot |VheeI,lR ON SAT-
UkDAY, THE TwESTIETH DAYoFjGSR NEXT,
being the GiGty-frst after the fSsntnk of the
of the PRESIDENT, at eleven O'Clock Ia
the and proceed 70 organize tlemsetyesfn
InelF branches as the Of West
Given under opr hands, this tWsntysb day oi
APRIL n tue yeer one THOUSAND eight, hundred and
BiXtY.three.
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PtJRiRY Y0uR r. ty.O0nl p

S1-Sl ,t5 u - 81
A -YER'S, - q: TOW SENDS, ,,.si.s,.,r
iel BRENTE1HGER'S, ROBaCKss, vAau srpifaig
And other popular a. and Blood Puriers,
a3rsi sfaos glaaad Loo an SSI LIST CO e.
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AUDIToK's OPrIoE
WaEELlsu. Y. Anil 81 lasa. e.


HHEELtS9. ~. April % ls63.=I -azy
20 tkt Sheriff ana Collector, of tie Public
ReUenus Of tie State:
GEaTLEHEN-0n the 18th day of June,
1853. West Virginia is one of the Stateg1ot
the United States. SfBl faet makes tine
cessary for the Auditor pf Public Accounts
10 remind you that the General Assembly
of Virginia at ils last session. passed app
preparation mills 70 The amount OF about
three hHndred and twenty thousand dol
lars 1920 00o) One hundred and fifty
thousand dollars $3.50, 000.l part of this
amount, appropriated directly to the State
of West Virginia. forty thousand dollars
(40,000.1 auuIbef Patt thereof, is appropri-
aled % The ht1iPRa0P= complexion OF
the LupaIic Asylum of Western Virginia;
anddsbHdt thirty thousand dollars $780,
600 4he Auditor ia directed when the
several amounts can be ascertainedl TO
return 10, the several counties aud cities
uoatlonal purposes. Il Is therefore re-.
spectfuIIy requested. by the Auditor of
Public Accounts of the several Sherifs
and Collectors, of the Public Revenue of
the State, that they forE Rrdsto this soHice
as promptly aB possible ali moneys they
may have collected or which they NAV col
lect between this and the 10th OF june
next. The 18th day of Jnne being the last
day that the; Auditor will have to make bis
settlement with the, old State and West
Virginia. - p = - 3 e I
Its highly important to the Counties
and Cities entitled to distribution out of
the CaPltation Tax that the Sheriffs and
Collectors of the several counties make
prompt returns of their Delinquent list
for the year 1851 and 1852. The Au-
ditor cannot determine the amount due 70
each county until the Delinquent Capita
tioui Tag has been returned, and the Sheriffs
aud Collectors have closed their accounts
for these years. rT4s 80; a.
II is the wish of the AUDITOR to meet the
expectation eff the General Assembly in
these approximations, but unless the Sher:
lbs and Collectors are prompt in Iheirlrs-
nittances the Auditor cannot do it.
The SHERIFF. and Collectors will also
remit promptly to this Office the Liee,ase
Tag due the State on the lat day of June,
1858, as it will take all of this amount,
together with all money from every source,
TO f1up the appropriation bills. Sheriffs
and other persons having claims against
the State are to forward them Immediate
" this office for payment.
Respectfully, SAMUEL. CRAAE, 4
Auditor of Public Accounts,
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ses @is1ss l5sIs zi5 dz& . sf9le3e,,ll
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. More :llil New &. Goods
.saesA 1T, isOsaagG n III
J ..!N.lI ..ls::. Re- s.

ts-b1sf2A424ez y " -
.si. ..a - z S a. eentte Wheeling.
Az now daily receiving, addition 70 nv foyTnsr
IL lI S atSek, Ssl1 SeEtion Of Fancy
than SFessnt NM y SGeqS YhiSh VII sep t Lees
ssSai ss a1E Rd IS 8 8 3 81
AiS5 sAiFts, new style OF Black SILK MAntillaS
d ~ pieces super. msSrimSe Calico n Soc
S9o do extra fast e6lofed d: 2SseSE
S9sigoH - broad shettingg 4EnSIin aOc s5it z.z
( z e rs Bleaehed do Do, 26S 3 ssSyi,,S .-rl
SSSSli9e2f sPrtqgDe 1ainegs SOGl tsabfE3 * 4
{d dSS % de- 6fo, 81 <c 5,5,,,, ,r -sy
egg super Hoo5S Soo. 's I, -, s,'' 4, "
Z stsek Of eyety kind Of Goods usunIlY
ASPs U Ag!J looda Store, IN fs st1,fI s77I,St
gheap Tor eaih. goods tsIsp, back or y
soon q Hol 81 and 80 Main SfTeSt
0satte fi754g ftsss.il{f
Itza4stg siesitaiI .aslAl JOHN R0ElEER
LIZ +. i5eslillS! be5s a,i.u,.5is
4 YOUR LoEaa leaehF 60 .byi12O5 feet, eisuatsdIfn
OnnfchtlPs addition. There f. q totd brick -
cont dining four rooms and a cG-
laE, With hydEant and sink h6u5s 50 -
Alae the vacant I6tS futbs civ
= s5l99 JAS. H. DILLON,T
: 44afSt-tnn az -
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observation-disclosures FATE TO

DR. DEEIoN likewise cures All disease tbst s,a
curabIes using extracts Of the most MAI.
Possessbr Ofl tic J6nIy Known
copy Qt the GEeat ypya the Egyptian and has
men Of AmeIiea ehatoiss staE 64ni6n Gsnersls III
Send the dRyapd ysaEo Cbirths drsctsd thu, II si
apr2s4Gtl sls ga1 + RsIsf5 M2S tt3
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~ b4ow VACCINE VIRUS a7c{jsli ;!
A SUPPLY III OF FRESH VACCINE VIRUS ire,t
II. q! Io6AN5S ii s., > g.
Supplemented g 9iGnd LOGAN, LIST CO.,
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tempbto selI6r deliver; To any person within this
t9Yn Any hay hyy weight or othhrNisaS Riths
out hhving the same weighed at the public, hay.
scales unless ths quantity So IN bale, ID #fh c5Ee
the weight must be PLAINLY on thing at
taohedio tie bale, he OF abe shall Forfeit and pay for
ieyEEy Aeh ottense lane of n q los than one rot
more than i've dollars either the owner Of the hay
or the person having charge Of the vehicle team
used igr the Of The sold aud de
hs llaSlsto the penalty Aforesaid 'aIWaSs
that pot more than one shall be recovered
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L p % I \ y ~ Z Aabs
The payment by the Treasury Depart
mentof threeJmilliens yesterday addIEf0ur
millions today to the Paymastes Geheral,
provides for the ,diseharge of theb Govern
ment's debt to every soldier in the service
on back account The army Of theP POO &
mac and the troops up, al Harper's. Ferry
and the troops around Washington will ali
befpsld in a week. slf9 iao6a. DzTl4: 4
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ASSISTANT PR6YosT "a ASH Il e dIFKREkt.iIsst =
i has! been dsefted q appoint Assistsu.
Provost Marshal Generals ineeyery State.
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Warrants were passed to-day at the
Treasury for the paymenrsoffth the balance
dae the Army Of the Potomac, and for tbe
payment of the army iGn. West Virginia =.
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The Commissioner of ,Ipternal Reveput
has decided that hotel keepers who. sci
liquors must take out liquor-seller,s,, Ii,
cense in addition 10 hotel keepers license,
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Valuable PROPERTY. IN SaIe5E
JeslEabIa Rropel,f5Vs7 For Sale

. nE2 ! ti2eq 90 1Q3t
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-ist1e l5sfis=<51 SCI s3iffsns w tzlffs y
.9GgfS 4 ,iziQf3Es n 10 s7ssa Fl
T ssfee5 sG2i1s1
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teen months in prison in Richmond, az
rived yesterday, aud gives an account 81
,ths,!yranPy and cruelty flman welliR 20 FG5
inN"ashtngtonAB Baxter formerly Attorney
General. He practiced many wears before
the Court of Claims, aud made much mon,
ieyl Quito The lGovernment! Nov "a Ii
Judge Advocate General of Virginia. be-
fore whom the Onion lprisouerssare tried.
His treatment OF them is 6arbarous and
Oppressive in the eStEehe:3 W0uNIVI
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BBoKlPTs on THE TRHAsURY DEPARTMRHT.
The Treasury Department is receiving
about 200 900 2 day on the average
nom nom all sources nearly 9ne bali afE which
Co. report the sdbscEfp tIopts of y yesterday ttid
at 81 ,sfl 900. ,'li , si. So 'i H.
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I - --=I7.'l 9l1Il'l
The Secretary of the 1nterfot has decided
that those who have heretofore fa6o6ifedj
l9ndsl semPgsinga in Certain caseSi tptsL
emption rights, are not ltTeFeby excluded
from the privileges of the homestead bill, :,
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NeIghmasteF TO keep an acenrate account Of an
measurements made, and fees gby him received for
hissetvices under the Sh 9th and 10th sections
otthis ordinsnces and nAkehr6Bo thereoE tosthe
Board Of Trustees within the fFst fifteen aa8soE Jan.
Saty, JUL And oStoGer, In each yea. TsIiaed
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HE TESTIMONY REDATIvEiTo BULL RUN AND

The testimony, relative to the battle. ,o;
Bull Run aud the affair at BaiPs Bluff has
been printed in a volume offs, 900 pages
The third volume, W hichswill comp rise not
far from LOO: pages, and, 6nishiug The
work, will probably be ready, next week
, 1863-01-10
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
Revolutionary Legislation
Blocked.
THE INDIANA SENAT0-
RIAL ELECTION.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ISp1AxAro11s, January 2, 1853:
The Democracy held q caucus last night and
nominated Hon. D. Turpic Of White, and
Hon. T. A. Hendricks Of Marion for U. s.
Senators.
Jesse D. Bright was oyerruled and he went
through the sham Of declining in a most infa-
nous and reasonable letter, which is publish
cd this morning.
The Legislature is cacctually blocked.
The Union members Of the Senate after baV-
ing been in session but one and half days
discovered that measures were about to be
adopted that were calculated to impair the
prospects and interests Of the country, have
nbsented themselves from the Senate, thus
breaking up quorum, and will not return
until they are satisfied the dominant party
intend no revolutionary measures.
There being no prospect Of joint conycn-
lion, the Governor transmitted Ills message
to both branches Of tho Legislature, By his
Secretary, during the afternoon.
4 resolution was adopted In the House de-
nouncing the Government for the illegal and
unconstitutional arrests Of citizens of this
State, and another long preamble and resolu'
tion to the same effect, authorizing the up
polntment Of committee consisting Of one
from each Congressional District in the State
| to inquire into the arbritary arrests o.
persons In Indiana for political offensca:- -as tc
who hare been arrested, by whose authority
and for what offcnse-aud to report bill X
| prevent such arrests in future, and to puuisl
those who ma be guilty Of making them
These resolutions we're passed by J stric
| party vote.
Alexander r. Daughty las been appointed
Assistant Surgeon In the 18th Indiana, vic
Dr.. Hitchcock, resigned, and Hospital stcwar
P. n. Digney has been appointed Assistan
! SURGEON in the 18th.