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a. Address JOHNB OGDEN n D.
No 20 Nassau Street Nsv York.
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~Whst difference is there between
Fernando Wood. At the head of his New
York mob, denouncing the Government
and the war, and Jeffalson Davis at
Richmond ? IfDsvis 10 . rebel traitor,
Wood u teu-fold rebel and ten times .
traitor On what principle. then, does
President Lincoln send armies against
Davis, and receive Wood 1t the White
House II the President and the Gov
eminent are right, Wood is vropg-uot
only wrong but public enemy. who
should II once be deprived Of the power
OF doing mischief.-[ Paris letter.
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G. MEADE.
Cairo. July ID.

Cairo, July Ia.
BY order of General Hurlbut the fol-
lowing officers have been detailed to COM
msnd tbs list Tennessee infantry Of Afri-
can descent:
Edward Bently, Capt Co. l, let Hin
OILS artillery, Colonel Robert Z. Phillips.
lst Lieut.. 18th Ohio, Lieutenant Colonel;
Robert Cowdery, ed Lieut.. Co. |, lst Ill
artillery, Maj. This regiment is comp g.
ed of 1000 men, who are without spot or
blemiph.
There was some excitement at Colum-
bus last night in anticipation of a rebel
attack. None, however, was made.
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letter ~ AsssDsaass ifea Gel. Chas.
AnAsSsea.
Col. Charles Andenon having been for
several weeks abssnt from the State, but
recently received notification Of his nom
ination for Lieutenant Governor Of Ohio.
Below il his letter accepting the nomiua-
ton:
NEAR LEXINGTON, Kr., July lat, 1853.
John ID. Cold@sls. Esq, Secretary, dc. :
l have just received yours Of the 18th
ult.. notifying me of my nomination Al
candidate for the Office of Lieutsnant-
Governor.
lneed not say that this nomination Va.
neither solicited. desired, nor expected by
me. The Office is certainly no tempts-
tion TO the ambition of any one. But my
convictions and feelings in reference to
the preservation Of our National Unity,
are too strong for me to hesitate. at any
sacrifce or effort in my power which l
believe can aid that cause.
should esteem the election of Mr..
Vallandigham ~ Governor of Ohio, q
greater calamity than the defeat and cap
tuve of any army We have 10 the field
With this earnest conviction, / feel az
much compelled by q sense of patriotic
duty to make this sacrifice and effort in
the cause of the Union, - any other
which | have made or can make. l deep.
ly regret my inability to 6ght the nndis.
guised rebels in open battle. But an
not At oil sure but that - good service
and direct cannot be rendered to our holy
cause, BY combating their allies, who pro-
pose measures which must lead to disuni-
on. As BY resisting the actual rebels and
traitors now marching upon the National
Capital. And. since can no longer
share the privations and dangers Of my
late comrades in arus-the brave sol.
diers from Ohio-in the national armies.
| must. at least, do something for their
cause in whatever sphere may end OPP
portunisy. With these views, and fol
these reasons, sir, ! accept this nomna
ton, and, as always heretofore. will do all
| can hereafter, for the Union and Con.
stitutional Liberty.
Very respectfully, your obd't serv't,
CHARLES ANDERSON.
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Buffalo. Julv "a

This city is filed with rumors regard.
ing the riot in New York, but canro, bs
traced 10 any reliable sources. Tue tele.
grsph lines II New York are still inter.
ruptsd snd 90 reports can be got excep,
from newspapers carried by railroad to AL
baDy. Its reported that the track Of
the Hudson River road has been torn up
for some distance.
Il Is thought tho draft will have to be
postponed in Buffalo, for want Of sui.
6sisnt force 70 protect the officers.
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Cincinnati, July ID.

Morgan's forces crossed the Little Mi
ami between Lovelaud and Camp Denis
on at noon to-day. capturing train, three
coaches and one baggage car, which they
burned. They had . slight skirmish At
Camp Denison, burned fifty Government
wagons at Lovelsnd. They are respect
ing private property. only taking fresh
horses and necessary subsistence. Since
crossing the Ohio river Morgan has cut
seven railroads, none of which sustained
serions damage, and oil trains are running
Is usual.
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and the whole osptu'ed artillery 10 above
200 pieces. The store Of rsl,sl ammuni-
tion also proves to be Surprisingly heavy.
The stock Of army clothing 10 officially
given At Eve million dollars ct confederate
prices. 10000 pounds Of bacon was
found in one place.
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Now York, July IA P. NJ.

Gov. Seymour has issued proclama-
ton stating that the riotous demonstra-
lion originated in opposition to the con-
scrip,ion has swslled to vast proper
tions. He says he knows many would
not have gone to such extremes unless
apprehensive of injustice. aud reminds
them that the only opposition which can
be allowed, is IN appeal to the courts. aud
the right to appeal would be maintained,
and the decision of the courts must be
respected. Riotous proceedings must and
shall be put down. The laws OF the State
must be enforced, peace and order main
tanned, and lives and property protected
He then calls on the rioters to retire, de-
claring he will use oil necessary power to
restore order. Hundreds of wild reports
and rumors are flying about the city.
many OF which are exagerations. The
facts alone are bad enough. In Yorkville
and Harlow the rioters are demolishne
houses, DC. Arms have been removed
from threatened places to safe localities.
Provost Marshall Nugsat has been mott.
fed from Washington to suspend the
draft. All communication biographical.
ly sent has been suspended, the mob hsv.
ing torn down the wires in all places M
far as Williams bridge, driving the tele
graphers of and threatening their lives.
The operators on the eastern lines we're
located all last night and up to 9 O'Clock
this morning on car, two miles from Har
low on the track. The mob discovered
them and drove them off. The Mayor has
prohibited the sale of fre-arns, and all
such stores are closed. The day SO far
has been horrible one. There was q
fearful riot in Second Avenue this D. m :,
iu which the mill airy charged and fred
several times on the mob, killing l5 and
wounding ~ many more. Col. O'Brier
vas captured By the 6ends and beaten te
= jelly, and then they hung him to lamE
post at the corner of 34th street and I'd
Avenue. A building in which some 81
armed rioters were, was surrounded by tn,
police. There vas only one door for ext,
aud every rioter as he appeared at THU
door was beaten to the ground by the pc
lice. The mob was also defeated by III,
police, aided by the regulars. 10 5th Ave
nus, between 38th and 48th streets. A
heavy rio. is also going on in 10th Ave
nue.
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Washington. July II.

Advlces from Vicksburg to the eve,
ming Of the 9Th state that 1000 rebel
soldiers had been p.roled up to that
time. &C. 900 stand of small arms had
been foaud. mainly 10 good condition,
and more were continually being discov-
ered. They were concealed in caves a.
wen O 10 ali sorts Of buildings. The
siege shd - coast gus found esoeed 60.
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~Capt. A. Walker, u Buffalo. the
veteran Lake Captain. has on exhibition
in New York. the model Of an invuluera-
bic ship. Of the Monitor kind. for which
he claims that it will make eighteen miIrs
an hour. that i! can cross the ocean, and
that i, will bear the heaviest guns.
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Morgsn's forces reached MEANWHILE,
on the Little Miami road, this morning
They tore up the track and fired into the
accommodation coming west. The train
put back to Loveland.
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~Thers lately appeared among the
inebriates At the court in Brooklyn, New
York, . soldier named John Hoffman, who
had nine bullet wounds, Eve bovis.ksifs
stAbs, and three sabre cuts, oil received
In the present war he vas with the 18th
New York volunteers. and claims TO be
q good - new.
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wv Iork, July II, VIA Albany,
sup't Kennedy is badly, not fatally,
injured.
About I, p. m, yesterday . crowd
gathered around the Tribune Office. com
Dencsd yelling, and few men attacked
and Quilted the publication Office. but
were dispersed BY the police after firing
- few shots:
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Warrington, Jul

Warrington, July Ia.
The following despatch has just been
received /:
Headquarters Army of Potomac.
July "A, 1868.
To III, W; Halieck. General.in- CHEF:
My cavalry now occupies Falling Wa
ter, having overtaken and captured a
brigade Of infantry 1900 strong, 2 guns, 2
caisons. 2 battle flags, and large mum.
Der of small arms. The enemy is all
across the Potomac.
[Signed1 G. MEADE.
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New York. July ID

Via. New York d. Erie line Riot
still raging. Gov. Seymour has JUS, tel
egruphed to Albany for all the military
that ca IN be raised. to be sent there imme-
diately.
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Detroit. July IL.

DetroTtI Sufy tt
A destructive fire occurred at Bay City,
Michigan on Sunday p. M. A large por-
tion OF the town is reported in ruins
No PARTICULARS.
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New York, July II.
1t is understood that Mayor Opdyke
has delegated oil necessary power 10 act
10 the city to Gov. Seymour.
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A POEM TOn TME rlnEs,

A POEM kOR ThE Tines.
Oil Who wssid wear sssAy Coat, or saAiy as,ins
Vest.
Or Psa.. all tLtssdsars Old wosA when seq co.,
arr me k~stY
Whsa u. firm % eheapi, ssii. sut Of b~su,y ,sr
~ ssa fashion 5ss tAs tAssS, ev' ear
Oh who would vast 10 wear Coat. the style Of "
& ae !safs,
Where sis. age end service long on s~ry sean Al,
psafsr
When atsrn has saek sioek. at ts,~s - vsv, iSv
That sv'ry body ~cnasn how he tan III then 81
Oh $40, fron credit TsiIors, his eletAas Ger w.sA
AsA lAs prisa for ssrr,sats hs kssvs 10 ms.A ,ss
hith9
NAsn D. Stern suit him. and as him snas nd s,s.
Ats 1ivs Assisr sysss1s II oab h~tf iAs FREE.
Oh who would have their little boys and ,opshs ss
larger sire,
hsa ID steTns hos's Clothing before n Or rayr6
Ard Parents eas eceHssiss BY tn,iIs ksApY n Ass.
Ihss You ~sh fer Goat. or PAals, Vesi or shirs
Of Collar.
or HA.dAs ssisfs, or sooAs. aid wan, 10 ave rear
Il D. s.sus ,. .srs 10 ss,A.s. /. no Other p,.~,.
On Main susss, nssr the L~vss yea .ss Ais s.ll-
Ing lace.
D.'sTERN,
Main Street. sss seen is and Lsvss. Ksohak,
apse-,an
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pemeer.,. D.wa ON cspperA..a.

Democrats Dswn ON CopPerheads.
Secretary Stanton and General HAlleck,
two loyal Democrats who have charge
and direction Of the operations of this
War for the overthrow of the Rebellion,
made speeches At the recent jubilee ut
Washington City OF the following char
acter:
SPEECH or THE sEcRxTARY or WAR.
After playing one or two national airs,
Hon. Edwin NJ Stanton, Secretary Of
War, came out and retained thanks to
sssemblags for the honor done him. He
said that the FIRST thing that brought Gen.
Grant into prominence, and gave The ma
lion faith 10 him, was his answer to the
demand of the Rsbel General II Fort Don.
elson that be should surrender, sffording
him six hours in which to reply, and that
he proposed to move Immediately upon
the encmy's works. From that time he
has heen moving upon the enemy's works,
and has taken them one after the other,
until the GROWING triumph of all had
been achieved on the anniversary OF the
national Independence just passed BY.
taking possession of the greatest of the
rebel strongholds. Vioksburg. He also
spokeof the great triumph which had been
achieved by the army Of the Potomac, I'M
der Gen. Meade, aud which had covered
that army with imperishsbls glory and
renown. In these last great victories, he
said We had achieved double triumphs-
one over the army and foes Of the nation.
and another over the sneaking traitors
aud Copperheads Of the North. who would
be driven Kissing TO their holes. In con-
clusion, he said, take pleasure 10 intro
ducing to you the Commander-in- Chief OF
the armies. under whom Gen. Grant has
won his victories. aud who he. from the
6rst stood by him with firm aad unfalter-
ing faith and trust.
SPEECH or CENTRAL HALLxcK.
Gen. Hallsck then came forward, and
was received with considerable enthusi.
asm. He said: thank you, gentlemen,
for thi, kind reception. We have great
cause for rejoicing tonight. In the Eas,
and in the West our armies have won
great victories, beneath which the whole
fabric Of rebellion is struggling in its last
agonies. When, two years ago, / took
command of the Army of the West, u s.
Grant was under my command. and has
been ever since. He has, during that
time, fought fifteen battles aud won fifteen
victories. Whenever be moves upon the
enemy's works. it is to carry them. Gu
the Fourth of July, he moved into the en-
emy's works at vicksburg. and to-day OF
to morrow he he will be in Port Hudson
Gen. Halleck continued to speak Tor I
short time longer in an eulogistic manue,
of the armies of the West and East, ant
and of their Generals. and said they woule
so on from victory to victory until ever,
spark of the rebellion had been crushed
out, and the Copperheads, as his friend
the Secretary had said, we're driven his
sing to their holes.
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svkvKYoRs rPvIcE.s
ksok ak. Iowa. kaS ~, lSSs.

BURFk1UH NtFTICK.l
ksotak. Iowa. AAy ", lsSS.
notice. 10 all PERSONS havias guns. revolver .
pistos, or nnitoIs Of u ANY kinG for sale are
ora~rd uvs to col, dispsc the vnhous asss
obtaining p~Fnn from the understsned BY order n
he Special As 81 The Tisasas, Depsstnsuf An
persoaa violating this will liable TO have sueh
4oos 'nnscst sa for the lbs CIV OF u,
United states. JOHN srANNUu.
ma, 3s-du Eurv~yos anti Coalexsos
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
The War in the East.
LEES ARMY CROSS
THE POTOMAC.

PleasantOn Captures . Brig
ade nj Falling Waters.
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~ Il is stated that the Meade famil,

D0-It is stated that the Meade family
TO which the commanding general of the
army Of the Potomac belongs, are entitled
to an immense sum Of money from tue
Government, owing to some international
fnaa ,ial arrangements between the Uni
ted S.stss and Spain, the Government Of
the latter country having originally Dor
rowed the money from General Aeads's
father, who vas Psnnsylvssiaa.
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Sick Brigaaier Generals - be Ms.
charged.
The Secretary Of War has arrived at
the determination to order the honorsb
discharge Of oil Brigadisr Generals Of
Volunteers who are absent SILK for more
than thirty days. This does not apply to
Brigadiers whose absence 10 caused BY
wounds received 10 action, but they viii
be required to furnish satisfactory medi
cal evidence rs to the probable length Of
their absence.
1t is understood that the large number
Of these officers absen, on sick leave, has
led 10 the determination here annouu
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Commercial.
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WHOLCSALE GROCER.
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Sherman Defeats Johnston.

1900 Prisoners Captured.
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gDenn ter trrcseleitete untlu8e Singing an8nbet ba5
ct ben 6ei 6ter 6meribdfen &ranbett tn d auigenrm.
fabl Dber bic 6wrt ppr @atbedun3 tbn obf@red, b an
ene gu wenbe, auf wele Spi8e brr @r5tebuna nnD
arte 10 Ianse bis te Spmptrnle cieeS iredlen etes,
wte B. g. elm nit @ei2wa entsanteee Sals cine t6ie
Stale Smer i'm Sopfe unb IN ten @liecern, AbnaRme res
@ef6ts Gaubhet Nu8w de rer Saut, &nptcn ben Sct
men rnb Arnen, Snnen i'm &ehe unb all zen Grremti-
ten 6 etsen, no fann tieie lebe nit etner i9reten
S@nsaisfet Dor 4 dretten BIS sulest Der @annen nb
bett ett @eefitano te5 Nteib8 rb unb Ger GpS iene
itrefd>en &etben tabtr Elm @nce mat bdS Ct Gn mad
jener 2anbe qringt cpu etn Reenter urfteGrt
G8 III ene traures 8eae, baB &auicnce bteier irrC0t
barren Grant9e sur Sper faen tn 6plae Der lnee i'd
lfeit nnmtfentec 9rabler. mee burb @npeuoung eaes
tSftlten @tcS res Weerur8 bic Gpntipn prniten uno
ben SEP be5 2efen3 in en slente5 Oaien perpauSeln.
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ST. q oh NH 0 II,

itolieb bes f6noltden Gpae0ms Ser QDnNb6r8te IN 9o
bc @raburter zines eren netjinden @oleeten her
Ser Stdatem Der er6s She'll ieines 2etcns IN ben
Spptt1lern Gpn 2pn6p Darts @btlabetpbia n6 anberen
tatten susebrat bat singe ber punserba 9etlunen
nplenbe benen bic Gei9iate her MeSt3n weB lln-
aS6liee Qesenbe pte an Senauen Nero6t uno anberen
Sranteien Ieu ipe /. 9. aud bie Bet pl6slt@eu Sc
rduben AT 6r errefen bie u pit errGtfen te 9ertn8en
6Ientofettet II. 1 n. Mlrhet ouGenblid9 aeheilt.
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aeheimem &ranfne{fem

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IN benz 0aden ,lnb ben @eRern Gntsn6nou Ser gteren
unb 81aie SoainenerB rBebNnes, @pade Der gerpen Wta
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6pd6e Serstlppfen SliAteu0ett 3tt.rit 4u9eni4pide
Sa@tnbet, app4mers, Gnt3tnbun9 - Safes, Der IaIs
Ger 9An8e, be0 Dtagen@, her @n9ewsee nO aQer jener
ebe, bic BON 9eipen 9chn,en GEM tDnGen Der ypBeub
elGe tbren Opfern eef66rler nb ais Ter Gtrenen Ge
fang ben @efdbrten ee8 npisS IetrNDrfr urb prnn tGt
;eittg 9ebet werScr tire gldnseoe opfnun9en eerni-
ten, @&pdde ter Contribution berportrnaen bic @be
m69li naen nnb aulsbt hen &Srper nnb S!n terBren.
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sDsirQt5ste Ocrig0tn,

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t6eff9er Sdwdde pber etne5 an6eren 6inbeue8 beuBt
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@le iBbernie 9eBen te Ghe pbpite r6er eetftge Ser
rttne etstarfsit Der gte pe 3ttter tnb Sdmde seer
@fa6PfnaB Der f4refitdten Dirt merecn idnea furtr-
Deren8e, relter fb Der gelantun9 uub Taripr8e bpn
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pbne Turdt d anbtrrauen uub aaperF@nt au icne rts
Iidbe C5e1dhtdiihfett pcrnI1e.t.