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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-10
NOTICE.

HEADQ RS MILITARY COMMANDER.
Evansville, March 9th, 1863.
'HE FOLLOWING PERSONS. BELONcJNc
l. to the First Indiana Cavalry l,ars.-, ~.
forfe6 10 "irice as ansent from duty without
proper au hority, are hereby ordered 10 renort q,
these headquarters without DELAY.
Henry Steed, Company C.
Geo. Grossman, Company. G.
George Bacon, Company c.
Robert Haley, Company C.
ARA Lee, mpany C.
James Gregory, Company c.
CHRISTOPHER Lang, COMPANY D.
John Moore Company d.
Andrew J. Pcrrigo, Company d.
Robert Keller, Company d.
Chas. H. Marken, COMPANY D.
VIM d. Webb, Company D.
Joseph Sandage, Company d.
VIM. ii. Cash, C. mpany ID.
N A. Darlington, eomi any n.
John Angel, Company D.
Lafayette Nealy, Company u.
+. II. EHRMAN. s
mhlo-ot capt and Military Commander.
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THE TROTTING HORSE
Morgan Black Hawk.

A BEAuTIF'L BLACK, SEVEN YEAR
I old sired by Hills old Vermont Black H,tw
ana OUT OF thorough bred Black Snake Marc. wi
make The season of e63 Commencing on the 10,
OF March and ending ON the LIST of Juiy,) AT III
Black Hawk Stables, in the City of Eva~syiile
$40 10 Inusure, $40 the Season, An,
SI5 Single Service.
Mares coming from a distance will receive IL
BEST OF care No resph visibility for accidents.
MORGAN HORSE CO. Prnuripfors
Noil.sbote copy Nv NH O-lm
DEARL BARLEY-5 barrels Pearl Barley at
ico-O ii. A. COOKS
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REBUKING A MILITARY UPsrARr.-The
kentucky Senate, on Tuesday, by a vote
OF ~ to IL, passed a resolution disan-
proving of the action of Col Gilbert in
dispensing the Convention held at Frank
tort on the 18th ult- Vincennes Sun.
Of course Col Gilbert is an unstart
for breaking up secession gathering.
He isn't paid for the putting down seces-
sioniSts-that isn't what the Government
pays him for doing. Pray what business
had Col. Gilbert at Frankfort, any how?
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-10

BE- Lyon has just returned from New
York, and isnow receiving an immense
stock of beautiful Spring clothing and
furnishing goods.
Gentlemen wishing to obtain genteel
nobby" suits, for spring wear, should
not fail to call at this model clothing in
stitution.
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Public sale.

WILL BE SOLD on "WEDNESDAY. ApRTT.
~ LIST, 1873, at the Auction Room of Hiram
Neison on Main Street TO pay freight and charre-
the following articles manufactured by U9r1
, wins, OF Martins Ferry, Belmont county Ohio:
l hresher, Horsepower ] Master Wheel I r.
Board Levers, l Tumbling Shaft; all in eooS
I TERMS CASH. Sale to commence NJ Ioo,clo.,.
n; A. c. SHRADER.
"hAod'" Agent E. & {. Il. r. Co.
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Confederates viii dispute the possession
OF the country near Lake Providence.
A few days since a skirmish took place
between our cavalry and a force of
mounted rebels. The Confederates were
routed. No loss on our side
Major Charles N. Willard, late Provost
Marshal, aud later, said to have com
menced the practice of law here, is said
to have been ordered out of the district,
and denarted northward Yesterday.
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TROUBLE AMONG THE SHowMEN.-We
presume that few of our citizens are I'M
aware that an exhibition of wild ami
mails, reptiles and other curiosities has
been going on for some time in the old
ten pin alley, adjoining the Crescent City
Hotel, as the incessant shrek Of the
organ which grinds out music for the
Establishment, has advertised it most ex-
cruciatingly.
Yesterday a complaint was made be-
fore the Mayor against Thomas Bales,
o. W. Hart, Charles Derrick and one
other whose name we withhold for the
present, charging them with keeping
gambling house or gaming table,
through the fundamentally of which
they had lightened the pockets of some
soldiers of certain greenbacks, giving
them in return various articles of little
intrinsic value, leaving an impression on
the minds of the soldiers that they had
been taken in and done for"
The parties had an examination YES:
Mayor. Chas. Derrick plead guilty to
keeping gaming table or rattle, as
he called it, and was fined $50 and costs.
The others not being fully identified with
the swindle, were discharged with an ad-
monition that all illegal practices in the
establishment must cease. The fine was
promptly paid and the show, we are in.
formed, is closed
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-10

For DRUGGIsTs, PHYSICIANS, AND MER
CHANTS. 1000 ounces Sulphate Qui-
nine; 100 pounds Opium; 200 ounces
Sulphate Morphine; so barrels Coal Oil;
100 dozen assorted Coal Oil Lamps-for
sale low by KELLER & WHITE,
Druggists,
Main Street. Evansville, Ind.
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HOME INTERESTS.

gy-" Madame Demorest's Quarterly
Mirror of Fashions and Journal du
Grand Mode" for the spring of 1863, is
now ready at DoBELLs. The ladies
should go and supply themselves immedi-
ately, with this great authority on all
matters of Ladies and Children's fash
ions.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-10

RESIGNATION OF GEN. SIGEL. 1t is
said in the ST Louis Neue Zeitunq. on
reliable authority, that Gen. Sigel has
resigned his command il the army
What causes thereunto moved him are
as yet unknown, but we guess the coun-
try is prepared to accept his decision
with commendable resignation-if not
with hearty approval. How he ever
achieved so much greatness upon so
small a capital of successful military ad-
venture will be tough question to be
settled by future historians iacennes
San.
The editor of the San don't ike
Dutchmen-especially when they won't
vote the Copperhead ticket, but eight
rebels to kill.
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Bounties, Pensions and Back Pay

JOHN TENNIS is authorized by
Government to procure invalid pensions
pensions and bounty certificates for de-
ceased soldiers widows or legal heirs
Collects resigned officers pay accounts,
discharged soldiers pay accounts and
other Government vouchers.
Office, Postoffico 3uilding First street
Evansville. jan 26-ly.
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NEW MUSIC,

MARYLAND, MY MARYI AND, the fano,
Seeesh son, to Union words.
THE AMERICAN FLAG, by W. S. Hays
A MOTHERS PRAYER
THE DYING VOLUNTEER.
UNION MARCH.
GEN RoSECRANs' BATTLE MARCH.
THE PICKET.
BONNIE BLUE FLAG.
THE DRUMMER BOY OF sHILoHIr,-
a new and beautiful song by VIII s. Hays.
POPPING IN AT PUDDING TIs8z "A
very excellent humorous song.
GRAF ED INTO THE ARsfY',-Cornics song.
''HOME THOU ART REMEMBERED STILL
-Ne9 and very pretty.
tHERE'S YOUR MULEr'
THE BANJO An imitation of that instru
ment, by Gotschalk
New Music received every day at
WARREN & CONVICTIONS,
feb4 No l Main Street.
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StraVed.

pROKE LOOSE FROM THE CPPFR psR
IL oil EyansVille, near Iglehart's HilI vest,.r,i,
evening, at O'Clock, = Roam Horse about n
hands high, Y ar - years Of age, sLod on the f
feet; had on saddle, BIRDIE and halter; saddle !
one metal stirrup and the other brass WAS eoi
out TO" ards the Plank Road Any Persou find
said horse and delivering the same at Cl,arl,s
Johnston or 81 James Mo netts, on Blue Or
Will be rewarded + their trouble.
feb2Sdlw ] MOFFFsq
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at the next term of the United States
Court, an tn II the writer's Of such letters
may find ont that encouraging sons and
brothers to desert is a bad business, in
spite of the protection and sympathy of
the K. G. C's and the Sentinel - In
dianapOHS Journal
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

s.ho,,, EVANSVILLE, March 9.
Iii app her Bussing box and bale dry goods.
hn Ioii Grpct; Keen a Preston, bxs dry goods
oaies sheeting; Wells, Kellogg & Co., box hard
ware ware 6e"ent & Vile, 81 bags coffee; Nor%ay
e1u 90, ~ cases shoes; Preston Bros "A hbds
Sar, 70 Dds sugar, 50 kegs Soda hid firs y
Hilbert NJ Go, IL hhds sugar, 10 kegs soda e n
i9 Ga 6bis eggs, box axes Foster Gn,TnD
go g. 0Dl butter, bbls eggs; Peter Bats ~
meal. ~ III ~ Steaser' 10 sa Ks flour, 1 sack.
ineai' faDhs, lot chickens and pigs
\. h. SHKADER A0on+
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StraVed.

IRON THE SUBSCRIBER, LIVING IN LA
L masco, hon Sc, years old, between 10 and /
hands high, with letter branded on left hin
Any one delivering said horse 10 me win
literally rewarded. AUGUST SCHAFER.
ihhAVdcI Brewer
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ELECTION NOTICE
STATE OF TNDTAN.

| "A. 7
| NanderbuTgh County. I IS.
The state of Indiana TO the Sherin of wander.
| bUrgh County.
| { LOUIS RICHTER, CLERK OF THE VAN
a. derburgh Circuit Court do hereby certifZ, 70
the Sheriff of said Couty what officers are ta 10
elected TOR the several Townships in said Countv
at the usual places of holding elections on tho 1st
Monday In april, 1868, to-wit:
For Pigeon Township, two Justices of the Peace
and four Constables N0
For SCOTT Township, two Constables.
tor Perry Township, Justice of the Peace
and two Constsblcs. S'e
For Armstrong Township, one Justice of III.
Peace and two Constables VI 'no
and two Constables - ''Ae eaoe
For Union Township one Justica of 81, n,
and two Constables "a 'ie 1eace
FOR centre Township, two Constablcs
fer German ownship, two CanstabIes
ANA the Sheriff is hereby directed TO give LEGAL
notce OF SAID election in conformity with re
statutes IN such case made and provided
- In witness whereof hereupto suh
} SEAL scribe my name and affix the seal of said
l. Court his 81 day of March, 1863
~ LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk V c G
l. George Wolfin, Sheriff of Vanderburgh Coup
W certify that the above and foregoing is true
ana complete copy OF the original, now on file in
my once. - GEORGE W0LFdIN.
hlhiu Sheriff V C
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United Stats Hospital
FOR SALE.

Three cheap Residence Lots, in
a pleasant part Of tie City. A
bargain may pc had if inquiry be
made soon of ASA IGLEHEART.
mari
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-10

DELICIOUS AND TIMELY.-Mr. J. P.
Elliott, of the mammoth family grocery
on Main street, sent US bushel of choice
apples, which all hands, from editor to
devil, pronounce the best preserved and
best favored for this season of the year
they ever tasted. They are fair sam
pie Of those Elliott offers for sale.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-10

MELANCHOLY AFFAIR-We are inform
ed of the sad termination of the amuse-
ments of three brothers, named Hoke,
living on the New Harmony road some
seven miles from the city, on Sunday.
The boys were aged from nine to thir-
teen years, and were amusing themselves
By playing hang each
other with a rope for a moment, and
then letting them down. Atlength as the
middle aged boy had been drawn up the
others, from some cause, became fright
-, "a 6 -->-.S,z.a. z-
This is sad case, and indeed should
be solemn warning to boys, and even
men, not to indulge in sport that might
possibly terminate fatally.
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BOuntieS, Pensions, and Arrears OF

: 4
Pay.
Soldiers, their widows and heirs win
find it to their interest to call on Ben.
Stinson, who is collecting soldiers claims
Of all kinds.
f,ay Tor discharged soldiers o~.
be collected by BEN. STINSON. for less
money and in shorter time, than any
soldier can collect for himself Office
on Third street, opposite the entrance to
Crescent City Hall. d&w
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-10

BgD The Ladies of the Hebrew Ladies'
Society, desire to return their thanks to
Warrens Crescent City Band, who so
Kindly volunteered their services at the
Ball given by them for the benefit of the
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-10
FOh mp is.

IT, = LEAVES THURSDAY. THE I2rz
.kksss-ssssts9 positively at o'clock p NJ the ma,
- nihoent Passenger Steamer TY
Clerk, For freight or PASS AE Se nn w. FoRh
~ JNO. B. HALL, Agent
hiotu Lower Wharf Boat
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their expression. But, however odious
the sentiments of the paper, its destruc-
ton by violence was clearly improper
and productive Of no good.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-10

THEOLOGICAL Discussion. - Arrange
mentS have been made for grand theo-
logical discussion between Revs Benoni
sunson and Joel Hume, beginning on
the last day of March, and continuing
from day to day until the subject Or dis
putants are exhausted. The debate viii
tal-o Pi"oe IN the Baptist Church in
Owensville, and we have no doubt will
attract large audience.
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For Sale.
For Sic

W. GOOD DWELLING HOUSES AND
= Lots on the corner Of Second and Cherry
streets fffs,, Enquirs Of wM HUNNEL.
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a New style Hoon Skirts

a New Style Hoop Skirts.
A LARGE STOCK OF HOOP SKTgTS TT-cr
II receiT, and for sale cheap at - : 81
.ao SChAPhER d BUSSING
!o No 40 Main Street.
! T'EA-5O half chests and caddies. ali kinds fo
cue Dy s L. GILBERT d co,
mar --e1 No Sycamore Street
| w AGoN TAR-25 barrels and zoo kegs. inst
Sc. GILBERT & CO
Hi''1 No Sycamore Street
CASTLE sOAp-4O boxes, very choice article
- Tor sale very low by
S. E. GILBERT & CO.
--''- No Sycamore Street.
OAsTERs-J0O cases, 2 dozen each, l Ii and ? Is
ans m store aud on the way; warranted the
mar. S; E. GILBERT L CO,
M No. Sycamore Street
" RITING PAPER-30o reams of ALI kind.
' Tor sale very low by A--19'
NOR. S E. GILBERT CO.
- No Sycamore Street
RNTUCKY MUSTARD. TOMATO cATsrP
- az anu fepter siuce-Zln boxes best quality fer
ST y :. Z. GILBERT 4 Co
-1''A Ne. Sycamore Street
EW CROP y. 0. sUGAR-lOo hbds prime
~ Tor sale by E. GILCERT & Co
marc No. Sycamore Street
= RIME RIO COFFEE-I5O bags for sale by
5 E Gil BET * co,
mars No Sycamore Street
NEWCASTLE sODA-2OO pkgs best for sale by
~ 5. GILBERT & co
mars No Sycamore Street
4 fOPPEAAs-5 bbls just received and for ssIs
- by 5. L. GILBERT & Co,
mars Ne. Sycamore Street
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es5~A correspondent of the New York
Times says the indications at Albany
were that on the war question John Van
Buren, came a great deal nearer to being
the true representative Of the Democrat
ic party than any member Of the peace
sece0h faction who have lately claimed
TO be It's opponents; and it was antici
pated that the war policy, as lately laid
down by Mr.. Van Buren,, would before
long be formally adopted by the Demo
cratic party.
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a CENTER sHoT.-Yesterday during
the examination Of the cases mentioned
elsewhere, for keeping gaming table in
connection with. the monkey show on
Water street. one of the witnesses, a SOL
der, In giving his testimony said, the
snake didn't seem in very good humor
to be handled Some one in the crowd
outside the bar asked the witness if the
snake was copperhead.
q" No." said the witness, "If it had
been [ would have known exactly how
to have handled it.
This answer borought down the house,
the court and all.
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J. J. Cohn has jus, received from the
East 60 600 worth Of dry goods. consist.
ing q 100 pieces Of pFinis. 80 pieces Of
bleaehed and 80 pieces Of unblsaehed
muslin delainca, uieriuos, shawls, bed
spreads, wooden skirts, napkins. towels.
iable-eloihs, linens; also, Zoo dozen 81
meas and ladies' shoes, consisting of
ten dozen Of congress gaiiers, 10 dozen
goat shoes, 20 dozen calf shoes. 20 dozen
childreu's slio9s, ofall kinds, 10 dozen Of
mems brogans, cloth CATERS, boots and
shoes Of al kinds; also q large lot Of
genis clothing, consisting Of over eoats.
pants, vests, dress coats. etc The sale
vii be next Thursday, September 81. Al
' clock, A. n, especially for ladies';
next Saturday, September 9th for gentle
men. The goods will be opened Tor in
speetion next Wednerday.
-Four good working horses will be sold
next Thursday, September 50. AZ 5 a n
J. J. COHN, Auesionecr.
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The Springfield. H., correspondent Of
tbs Missouri Democrat rives tie iolloH.
log account Of The recent desperate SIGHT
At yandalia, 10 that State, In which sew
eral men lost their lives Il seems tho
eight grew oat Of the arFest Of some de-
ssr,era, and m a,ismP, Of the Copper
heads IN that vicinity 10 rescue them.
Says the correspondent.
On tho 18th inst, Provost Marshal
sammeFiille, ~ith par; VI a troop 81 cav
airy, vas engaged 10 aTTesling dessriers
when the party vas cred on by baud
Of X. @. Ca The Marshal vas tadly,
some say mortally, wounded, bet the
party sueceedsd Ia capturing number
IL desersers, aud the father Of one %
tWo 81 then, boz we're attacked and tired
upon The cavalry returned the bre aud
killed three And wounded several OF tbs
assailaBta Subsequently The X. q c.
70 the number Of four 0r Eve hundred,
took possession Of the fair kr0unds Of
Vaudalia, which they fortified, and de-
manded the father q the dessrier,
threatening Ia case 81 refusal 10 barn the
houses anI destroy the property Of the
! Union men "a town. regret 70 learn
f that the authorities we're oyerawed by
the armed baud which besisged aud
7 threatened the town, and were compelled
10 deliver up the party asked or. The
Z X. q. c. having succeeded ia their de-
mands returned IN trigHlh ~ othfsr
I stored. Ihis i the second triumph II
the enemies Of the Government 10 the
State
According 10 the same correspondent.
Qnansfell, the Kansas hatcher, was ia
Springfield on the 18th of June lat, At
the great democratic mass meeting, and
was eloseted with some Of The leading
Democrats Of the State on that day. He
fully endorsed the platform which vas
submitted TO him before il passed the
meeting.
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HOME INTERESTS.

hisToEY % cxtL wAR ~ AMERicA
by John s c abbott The srst vol
ume o. this admirable work Is now ready
for delivery, aud Mr.. Hugh W. Jones,
agent for it, sale Is now in the city to
canvass for subscribers FOR the book.
Price in muslin - per volume, 10
leather $3.50
The history Is go, up in an elegant
style, and Mr. Abbott'a worldwide repa.
,aiion AZ a writer guarantees the aecu.
racy and interesting character Of the
Sork, and mast insure Il large sale
Nc. Jones viii call upon the citizens OF
Evansville aud Vauderbnrg county Al
once for their names The book Is pub
hshed IN both the English aud German
language, and Is for sale by subscription
only.
IIwl HuaH w JoxEs, Agent
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Ole D ally 3aafaal.
wspSlseAY HonSiso....s.sgpTtnBEn ?


The Union men Of Wafriek, Vaade'e
bsfgh, Gibson and Posey counties pro-
pose having grand time on the old lyle
heart farm In wAriek county, on Saiur-
day next, 5th inst Several distinguished
speakers have been invited aud ere eE.
pecteI 10 be present
Twelve or fifteen companies Of Home
Guards have also signided their lnten-
ton 70 participate 10 the exercises All
the home guards 10 this part Of the State
are invited TO turn out, and demona,raie
one day 70 their country. WaFrens
bands from this city, aud one or two other
bands have been engaged 70 furnish
music 70 enliyen the proceedings
Several gentlemen 10 this city are
making their arrangements 70 60, and
we woald like 70 see large turn out
one that would do credit TO the patriot.
ism Of our people aud show that they are
thoroughly alive 10 the importance Of
the issues before tbs people, and that they
are fully conscious Of the fact that
Eternal vigilance is the price Of lib
erty."
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NEw YoEE, Sept The TFfbnne .
dispatch says advices have been received
al the Treasury Department, stating that
contrary 70 ell expectations. further
search on the wreck Of the Ruth Ia.
trough, 10 light portion Of the govern.
B,ent funds supposed 70 have been burn.
Ell. The packages taken out were burned
20 she depth Of an inch aud charred 70
the center In some cases the denomi.
nation can be distinguished. A stecial
sEeut will be sent TO take charge OF the
money 50 recovered. Meanuhilo the
agent there will continue 70 work with
divers
Thirty eolored refugees from St. Charles
county arrived here to-day and reported
70 Capt Johnson They state rebel Off.
GERS are busily engaged in eonscriptinr
negroes and hiding them in the pines
until opportunity offers 20 carry them
away They also say the guns. swords.
pistols, &c, are accommodating there.
having been gathered up on our battle
fields b. rebel sympathizers, and for
warded to the rebels Of that county. bv
whom they are sent 70 the rebel army.
The following is from the Charleston
Courier
A Richmond paper Of the 29th SAYS
that Lieut. Wood arrived in the city yes
terday. He captured the gunboais Re
liancs and Satellite. and three schooners
on the Rappahannock The steamers
and two u the scbOoners be secured. but
the other drew 80 much water that be
could not get her up the river aud was
obliged to burn her.
The attention Of honsekeepers snd
citizens IS directed 10 notice recon-
mendiug that a constant supply Of water
be kept on hand 70 exiinguish the ere Of I,
the enemys incendiary shells exploding /
in the city.
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R0- The great Union demonstration
at Springfield, illinois, on to morrow,
promises to be the most gigantic assem-.
bling..cf people ever seen in the West if
no. ia the United States Every arrange.
ment has been made on a scale Of great
magnitude. Up to Friday night last
tseniy-one leading speakers had accept
ed Invitations to attend the meeting.
A chief Marshal with seven aids aud
nearly seventy Assistant Marshals. will
ofheiaie. Every ra ilroad has been char
tered to its utmost capacity, and such
streams Of living, enthusiastic humanity
as they viii pour into thS Sucker -
Capital en- that day will be startling aud
terrifying to Copperheads.
Uncle Abe's celebrated letter will not
be the least interesting feature of the
exercises, and its publication will be
looked forward to " patriots with in
tense interest
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By The New York World says the
entire business community Of New York
city were enrolled twice-at their places
of business as well as at their residences.
and that this fact accounts for the heavy
quota Of the city as compared with the
rest Of the State. If this fact" is
fact, the Provost Marshals did their
work very bunglingly, aud not at oil as
Provost Marshal General Fry asserts
they did. So palpable mistake could
not have escaped the notice of the en-
rolling clerks and would certainly have
been corrected.
One or two cases of double enrolling
occurred in our efty, but the mistakes
were readily discovered and recti6ed.
The eopperheads of the city of New
York squirm, but we guess some ofthem
will be seotehed by the draft notwi,b
standing.