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New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
Oyyor Oh TN. CosrIsLlsa OF rng STATE oy CALl.
voHxIA sAcnAnksTo. A.. 81. lvi }

NOTlCE.-All persons holding Bonds issued
~ BY the Treasurer o the o. csorn. o.
or rendered sna surYs' si pofisos fa'hoi
un1er tho prov.on. Of so, snnsi An Ael srtoirig
M Ir,aersf u STATE 10 isus boals Dr tie Payment o er'
rrn,e, incurred Ia ~ suPgIe.lgn Ct Indian he.lss c
u counties H. tint. State approved AI - i5I snf Of t
several Ac srndory therro aud also al oetfcsss Issued
or aciios cs suc.cJ AID allowed BY ns boaid OF ~
rrer, of War Gains auth oryed ty 'al1 Act ,nd snfda
tory Acts payment Of cIYenirs Incurred hy tho foown
expeditions, Va: 1be 5has,s EIpedihon o. eighteen hundred
ani nny ioart tho si.iiyou krdlon Of esAc~n hundr
and hfi hive IN ti~ Klamath ud Humboldt frpo'ton Of
oisteen LuglfeG and Lny lvsi Us Sd Fcnaiiie iIa-e,
on Of ,iric.u Lrr Ifrd and hNy ave The ksnsh f-ai
ton risa,oon hundred and hJ st tho noio9 EIpsanon
Of e.htsea isd md h,y te Turs Erpcdiiion o.
Eighteen hundred and hny ss and uPou witch Allowances
lave made By the Ooyenmen oi e United sAis' sf
re5y surrender % tho Cotuor y si.'e all snsh
Bonas and c. csrhcste, snd s0er no T"tNiT-Eiohih
DAY or AUGUST d. lto aud .Lstc VII be pad 10, iLe
unhod by the General Government 'nch amounts 90 have
been allowed Oy tho United Sstes upon each calm rfprcs
cppca' 81 10 Jkf coutr F c.lcu zion of
be allowed by tho United .tcs oov-nm-n on sse1
Bod aud hcale issged by S State u ,fois under
he prov ion, Of Act pr5vei hpr - isi. which .i 0!
book, depo.ed Ia the ohce q M, ir.utes q s,s,.
q. A. WAAHLs Cont oler
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

GALWAY LINE.
VI Tie
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ADRrAfIC, go horse power 100 tqns
HiBEkNIA, ECO horse COVER, 1900 trns.
COLUMBIA, go hosse powe-, eco t1la
ANGLIA, l,o)o horse power, 3.ovJ tuns
The nif 70 ihcen' ship
hiBfANlA, Cept LEITCH,
xln al from TOsION ior GhLWAY and LIVERPOOL
TUESDAY November = TO S follow ed by the ADAiAIlC
rom New. o.k, Nov. II, tapt. SiCHoLsoS.
kr Of pssssse peysbo In gold or is equivalent n cur
Eency; sa
lu'rruicdlsic.
St,eIfgs
Psrxnr..s fo.wsni-a also 10 L.cndon, Psrs, Hamburg
U,,-- lircn.n Rot.rllm Antwerp Sc II loves. Ea'es.
Far,s ioin Lisetpoo Oswsy TO New oh AID ooson
80 90 as 6rd sos
ror Fssssse Apply %
Tor teishs and other infofuia'ion, rpply 70
LAWRENCE. GILES 4 Co, III South st
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Gudnrial.
A GENCY for the SALE of -
IA u. s. FlvE-TWENTY BONDS
Office Of
PAkkE u bOWpOlNl

oa so SIX PER CENT BONDS.
In all denominations constantly hand anu rcsy fof Inbt
date delivery par aud interest 10 brokers aud Banker.
the usual commission allowed.
Stocks aud bonds bought Gnd sold on conudsdon hs
Broksss bOsId Mercantile psp-r and losns neso Jed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
ATa Special Meeting of tho Board Of Direct

At Special Meeting of tho Board OF Direct
~ ore of the NEW.YORK AND NEW-HAVES Rail
ROAD COMPANY, he'd pursuant 70 gs notice u the o'"
Of the Conpa1v In the City VI NewfcT ON ssI2ay O.O
bos 2f, y. b. 1854.
The following re olutinn we adopted, VIZ:
EcsIrd That for tho solo plrpo'e Of settling and cow
prom rg he clns against thi. Company snd not admitting
any legal biiy thereon this Board ready 70 acoeP the
terms proposed IN 'ho communications before H. viz 70 se
end exchange Share stock for tvs OF the spun
Shares htld ~ eny ife,f good inh aud "i
notice fau 10 be received IN f settlement thereof
c all cains Of every kd cted .LeIew -nd orte
Inereys paid advanced rson md Tor .r9rrd neg
breach of dry md 10 Increase the Capital STOCK o.
th~ COMPANY exceeding million II Dolis for tn. par
po- provided these shall be AIRED 10 in writing by
the holders nnd OF such elaine or before thu 10Th
DIV ol November neat
A,esa T.. !. ADE.yETI1Y, sccy.
N. Y. and II. II. II. n. 20.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAuRoAD CoyPAyS,
Otiee Of Secretary aud rreasersr,
CIEykIAyD o. sept. 3D. 1907. }

CLKvkLAyD, o., Sept. %, la3.J
4 DIVIDEND on the Capital Stock OF the
~ Clevesnd and Toledo Raroad Company OF fOun w
tore OF the OF the six months ending Nov
payable ct the office Of Messrs VERMlLfE &Co, NO. ss
Waist NewYork on the 10Th day Of October next ree NOM
GovernsnttaI.
The transfer books will b. closed Cc. &C. at O'Clock n
aud reopened Oct 81. at o'clock a N. ii,
Al dividends called foi by the sCh November next VIII
be paid this Office in sh; GIcgo eS o.A OK euich'
N' ii. C. LUCE, Tressnrer
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
OFFICE oy rsr srn.rr Coxxr,no,rs }

CHFicF ov fhs sihskI ,ossieioN.A
krv YORK. Oct -, 1905
ITO CONTRACTORS Proposals inclosed III
s.ael en.e spc ndorscd with tho title O! the work and
with the name Of the bidder written thereon, VII be re
o.isod .; tis office uI II o'cock H. ILksuAI ho'en
htr 10 1863: -
For building Gre engine and tender for use Of In
CINE Com ptny No. ~. 80,
For bnd, new ,can ire engine nd tender FOR Of In
sine Coz, any No. J.!
PoT buiis tire engine snl tender fer sse Of n
gine Company No. 20
For budns steam reer -pt md tender for Gee Of I'm
sine Company No. 81. . -
for tu.ldias lasr for H,cmf n Company
foi rebuilding sc4. engine loT zee VI Lnsne Csin?snJ
Nos
Eew h.nd engine for u,e Of Enyire Company Nc. ~
Rrha.lding hose osrris.e for Company No % 81.
Bl,nl ortn. Of r.os Together With the sp,cis,ior.
md agreements, be obisea ttis oce.-Dsied street
CHARLES n. cORSPLL,
krert lot.loissouef.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
60 Ubom it man 0ontcrn.

A LADY, aged 10, pretty, and educated, go
~ ef hs spce ~ Gent'eflen of and e..
fnenen. with view to EATkMOhY Cali Cd of Sl1isas
ELLA UOMLR. No - Nest ooh =.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
finandal.
AND Traders BAEK,

MECHANICS And Traders BANK,
NEw.YoRK. Oct. l6 1853
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT Oh
~ the Capital Stock Of this Bank has been declared pays
be free OF Tax and aer the SeecHd Day Of
November next The TIsnseT Book will BE- closed from 10Th
lust. TO NoveInber2 GEO. w. YOULE, Casher'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
prylrrrrys or FiS,xcs. BrRutu o. Sss

RnoSIvKE or IAIEs 80. q Chsnbeus )
rJNO ThX-PAYERs.- Notice Is hereby gwen
s. ,hc tss-,srn~p, Role or Tar 1oos' on he-i o. rsi
AID ,n, al faxes dee and payable 81 shls oLoe
rssneni, a. recn c@n be Isde between TIC h'ui' c"
n AID p. ,,,,
dedueoa the ate o!7 per cent pet snrnfn e'oolsf
from tho date Of psynf u; 70 The i Of p"os.b ~ Dc nAs
an m T.,,. ..ld u.e, %. u tie Let tsy Of soysmDer
Or, sJ l0g JOHN AURfHf Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
Hliiitarn Nolites.

Courrf suBsrfrrrr I'D l,EIIHF CorrrTT,E /
ROOMS No ~ Bfoa.ssy.
Riuel Notice 20 Consc cr.pts.-NOics u hereby gyci
IN III rr.on. f,remen enrn bi,rlaeo and lnagcn'.
tig reef under tie provision oG tho .o,ny Soba,itu
"a RI. rdlnerce adopted by tie Board o SupoIylsoys
"a approved by tho M,yCr Aug 49, 1913 tat tbe business o
-, afce vi Sc bnay closed The 1lt of October instant
"a no relief win be granted after fit dste.
GEORGE OPDihE, Mayor.
MATHEW Z. BRENNAN, compr0le..
EIJJAH T. PURDY, rppriysos.
OKisOS ELUkT. SupenisoL
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED. sgIefvi,ot
WILLIAM II. STEWART. Sapsrgsor,
cc.yr,.r. oeS1. i,,. CoHaI4iltce.
l;roxsg T. Tsospsoy ,'c'a'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
printing.

:lUSfNESS Cards, 81 1900; Bllheads, full
AZ resn so-$2 - 1000 ChcalUsor Iabels c 900 Al.
nos fTntirg q,sliy low. T. H. DAWLhY No Is Parkro
GWARLES {. SHELLEY, Steam Printer.
~ No. " fsI.Isy heads Cellsn. Posters, Law
'"''s CSeA a. LsI'ds' Pf'swo's dane feS tho Trade
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
Oynck fIisr srtrL Ri,sn MISS.

Oyfick FLINT srtEL RIvgn hiSs
No. 10 Eassaust, Now. YORK, Oct- ~, ioo')
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stakeholder
~ OF ,ie FLINT STEEL KIVER MlNlHO CoIIhInl
the. sn hsso,ment Of ONf DOLLAR per s-Ie has ts c
been called In tho Capital Stock oi the Company ra)
m OF before TUESDAY the Let LAY Of December ne. a. VIC
oare Of tho Corpuy No. ~ Nlgssust. snf Al
remaining upaid ,nd silrr that date wili es ~
,ec.n,. ~ n ROCAnrS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
= ono ISLAND RAfLROAD-FALL AR

nASoEAfr sT--Lssyo Jsreaslip sud Jhh--tl - I" 70
. M-il A. in for Orceapor stopping a, all .ai!e'
md $50 D. NJ lSpo.s Train, stopfA5 a Ion-a, simtS D.
and al stations east 70 Hfcslpofi. loI l.p nh p.
:, erds,slp ~ for Syo5sol Il and II ~ eht t.yi
!. NJ so. Hampstead o. snd Al o. m. e1e 3.l = 81 -nN
$50 p. For Jann'cs et ana II NJ an' '''V w. ~
SU3baY EXCLUSION TT liS--To yaPlsnk ~ a.ls
m. from jnhs,, stopping Al all irons rare 'of '.h yam
tor syo,sei ton slnAay,) at 6.ls Cfon th l 'i'
utus a al stefOnt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

EW-JERSEY HAljROAD-FOR Pilti.-
" ApFLPIliA nnl 'ar SOU,h and Nfrf VA JAh-
sEY liti-Siai uh Espies, Lnc. leave New on " {.
I'D loatl, Z, H. 5.i' ld il:D =. "a. fs'e ~ ltf'n ~
bags,re che I'd ~ aui N M. and i1 end il'JO hH'
ID. N ashn. ton, end 81. drd 4. I.. iQg ile Nt't
y. W. NODpNlFF, saitant Snpcrint'n.f'N
No Laerag, w!l b. received fai .iy tIsius unis t't'
and ,te. "a - tin'.s n ltyrce % N. tre o 'dVs'
NORTHERN il. R OF N. JERSEY. .--ira'os
~ leave Iet.sy Civ at $40. M 9.i3a m, ll' pi 80
IA md s.nS p.L lns si5 ain. nnd iln n. fin - 5000
- a., ~ igst n W. DEM iHEaf Surt
NlEW.YORk, HARLEM, and ALBANl \
~ RhlLkoAD.-tot Albany, 1880 .. NJ 10y "oN''
r.sni 1850 m, ip III Tor tfoion tals' VIZ WV IL
I y. ~. For Other yans ,ea fine Table
inH'J ~ ~ NIL eypeUrttpttnt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

ERIE RAILwAY.-Psssenger trains.
~ a. M, Express for Buffalo.
$50 q w., Mix, daily. for Orisvi1a
tprl. Way. Tor Otisvile Newbureh and wsrwct.
So n Nisht Express dairy Tor Dunkhk, Buffalo keeAee
er CanSadsua and principal s,asoua Train Of Saturday
runs tl.oush 10 BuIalo but does TO Dunkirk-
,r n Emhsrspi tor Dunsirk
CHAS. MlNOT General Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

Pxoyoss MARsgALs OYrTcE lKfH CossREs-i1sAL }
GuykIoJ state o: Nevy.YoIk 1ilrav. y ~ oi West
s7th-.f.), SKw. YoGR Oc;. i5, 1885
All Ora ricd Men Iosdl ia tie XIII Wagd e the Cry
= sen Yot. bc- h spbDsct u The iHth ODssesslonl
s.r wio have not oted at these ~ .d4ueeIs, mus
d. 20 on or before the zi.i Day oil OosoDeT hi'an;.
A ,ueb vi shall fell report within the time sboso
..a VIA b. t,e.t.J a. uaseT!s eid des. g.l agsoIdI
CHAs. =. JENKINS,
Capt and Provosi MeIsal, I%ih Dht. n. J.
ioHH Il csxps Lomni .i9nsr u BosTd o. i.u oiinelI
NIJAx ~ TH0ssgN - d., sargcon. bosfd Of i.h9o'-f ~
ssehle- Cayairy, Col. n. r. LitbESiu --W aD'ed,
'e good sEFGEA NT,sfsJOR thst under snds cssey QUO
- siQuAhTKHAASIER5ER end oue good CoM-
'lsSnkY sEkpEAAf fof tie sbo.s 4 il.c ~ Al.o some
90 eNONNOMMSSiONtD OFFlCLh5 Appy At once 70
o. LiEbENbu, Hsncock. Delaware County, y. u OF u
'p'. . " fAss. No. ~ Broadway, kew'fo.A CITY.
.snH.ed for the sicixies Chvairy-serzesai,s.
,ffofsi. sif bssihs Nov + tne Time TO sn'ist Ia lii
ei'did Regimen Of Cavalry ARMY Al JaeksoD Hsp corrsr
=. ssee1~lebs az. snd ilgIs,iolt., To-
al li.e Bo1H'iss paid promptly
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

NOTICE.-UNION PACIFIC RAiLHo.aiD ~ >
~ COMPhgY-2oco Shares OF tho tapiil .S go a nd
Union Pseac i,iTosf Company hssins been 1o,,
IN men cen, err9 o. Vi 10 he Treasurer Of TIE hih 'onl
meeting of the ,1Jscibcrs 20 the stock 81 sf'
TIE election Directors thereof viii be m - - '' w 1
sal Company 10. a N l-si., Ia .hs ty .. .'e" w.
The 1gth q. October ue1t q, Noon ,.,c.r p,..f,ent
IfryaY v. POoN Secretary.
ksnYork Sept. IS, lbt1
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

NOTlCE.-N0tice is hereby gwen ,iiat .io
~ CERTIFICATE No. % sli 2oo shii.s i,'oea ~ ~
fire Now.l ok TGn.'er ecncy oi he Phid. h- so y,
naioad Lss LUSl ard that apple ion nss "s'h ~
,,f tho a b,tituou oil a % thcstc in place ,Icfno
A q. HEklSNAf a 20,
No % E,>lanye fses
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

nAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The steamooa1
~ DANIEL DREls leave. Jay st every lnesu'y i9aI Tn
dav and saturday. u NJ, ,d ssh - a. N,S ~ b1,b
e.,ss 10 PoushLropse 81, TO Rnebors, iisoh 1.
nd Hudson 81 -; TO Aiany Si an '.i'o 'i % % ~ " :,
Coated and Noatfam tsIhvisA A"e "''-
f.sys nom Halftfnn-st
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
Gieaniboais ai,o RAILROADS..

OHANGE OF HOUR-FALL RIVER LINE.
~ On and afer MONDAY, Nov. !? the GOATS oi il'
limo will LEAVE Pier No 3 No'h River : p m' in'ead
ors a. heretofore f. LITTLEflELD Agent Z, Broadwey
NOTICE-STONINGTO LlNE-CHANGE
~ Of nOuR.-,)n aud ate. MONDAY, Nos. :. uie ,,et'
- Of hls the will leave m No. ~ " a. loo, of Court
". NJ EDWARDS, Ageut
ogce Of Company, No IFS we-tsl corner Of Cootand.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
DOY WANTED 10 run Ruggles Care
ID Pfe.s AprIS to J. HALL 4 To-. No ~ Bresdwsy

U,EACHERS WANTED-Episcopalian Lady
for English b!.n,hes in PaIooAia school ths city
.sry modcrs.c Male Phn-p. for Acsden, In Ne'si ofs
state, froieoOg MIsr, fcnaylvania ono ioF n stse
I'D one fT Vermont, Gentleman for Classics and French ~
Conn Gentleman Tor Csies IN Pennsylssnia; Ledy Tor
Music f. Ohio, 8cnlsu for rnglsh In Boarding school
or. !, Prncp.i Of Public school on L. l. fir Assistant
for " Y. Pubho school, saGIy sy0 Lady fo Enrl.h and
vsca Musc Colean fr Sa,ural Sciences, fennS aa
Lsdy Tor Ns,nsi scsnces ard Maihnnscs. in Cfofir,
,isfy equal to $500 o. w. SCaERMEAHOaN. Educational
ApGi No. 10 OfADlst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

II 1s Iy0'J1 - - ''u ~ -, - =, s..
steamer METROPOLIS. Capt brown. leaves New.Ycrk
evs.y TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. ind FRIDAY, at O'Clock .. NJ,
from Pies No. . North River. .t lrr =.
Here's, er no rooms win be regarded Q, secured say spp
ear. until the slsll have been paid for. Y
Freight Boston y forwarded through With pees dkpsfce
! by e. ExPIs.s Freight Train.
| T. LITTLEFIED, Agent, No. n Brosdwsy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

WORCESTER, PALMER, FrTtHBURo, Nae
LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTA!ks
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new and stanch steamers OF the Norwich line
CITY or BOSTON and CITY OF NEWYORK
leave tes-York daily tSundays excepted q o'clock
from Pie. No. ;S North River, foot of Nestry-st,
FOR NfW.LOND0N,
there connecting With tse s,esnoos. E1P,s.s Tran tom
Worceser < Nashua, and New London Northern, leros
Freight ,sxen a. the lowest For informsiion. inqu
Of z. s. MARTIN, Agent, On the Pier
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

nIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
IL FORD connecting with Railroad 70 SPRINGFIELD
NORTHAMPTON, BELLOWS FALLS, BRATTLEBORO,
&c. S.espGer GRANITE STATE leaves Pecksly, st p
Monday Wedaesdsy and Friday. Steamer CITY OF BART
FORD leaves Pecksp I ~ Tuesday Thursday and 81
uTd,y.
commsnded by competent slld experienced oficcrs
New-fork, May Is. lo5a u
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27

DOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, and
l. SPRINGFIELD -sTR AMBOAT AND RAILROAD
CONNECTION. The CONTINENTAL leves PeeksiR.
East River, at 3lJ p. m. Nl0HT LINE-Ths ELM CITY
lesves q. u o'clock p III, sondays excepted p -
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.
- TON NEW.LONDCN STONINGTON PROvl
DENCE NEWPokT, TAUNTON. and NEW.BEDFORD.
The :plsndid steamer. SOaMoNwEAITLH = snd Ply &rLY:
,sndt-s., d.ily (exccpt Smdsyl s 81. m.
FIeg. ts.sn .. low BY any Other line omee Of Com
NewYorx. March Q. 1862 w. N EDWARDS, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-27
ARMY AND NAVY INSURANCE.

= HEREBY CAUTION tho PUBLIC not 10
Z HARBOR or TRUST my Wiio l.. AUGUSTA LYDkC K
I'm ss Will ray s q her cpnsreing -Nc,y ork uet
10 igl ABRhM 4. LYUECkEE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-07-21
MORGAN AT WORK.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

at regular meeting of the members OF Sangersvile
Divlslon No 13l, Sons of Temperance, held In their
Hall at Sangersville, July 9th, 1863 the following
preamble and resolutions unanimously adopted :
w hereas, Almighty God. in his infinite wisdom
main taken from this circle of Fraternity, our much
beloved and highly esteemed brother, JOHN A. Ell
LOT, victim to death the battle OF Winchester
ON the 10th of June, 1868. Therefore be it
Res0t0ed, That in the death of brother Elliot this or
der has lost a good and worthy member, ALSO the
country noble and brave defender of her rights and
liberties.
Resotged 3D. That while the country and this Fra.
ternty have Tossed noble protector from intrusion,
his widow has Tossed kind and endearng husband,
his children devoted and affectonate Father.
Resotoed Sd, That we deeply symphthize with the
family IN this, their time OF SO great affection.
Resolged 4th, That we as an ORDER whose principles
are Love, Purity and Fidelity, hunblv submit to the
Providence of God who doeth al things right, know
ing the the Lord gave and the herd hath taken away
blessed be the name of the LORD.
ResoIUed 5th, That copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of the deceased. Also to the mem
bers of this order who in the o. s. Army and 10
the office of the Staunton Spectator for publication
Thou Being all seeing.
0i hear eu9 iervent PRAYER
Still take him and make him,
Thy most peculiar care.
J. ". CURRY,
j. I'll. KIRAC0FE, Committee.
RICH CURRY.
July 2l--lt due $500
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-07-21
GENERAL JOHN HI. MORGAN.

This distinguished Cavalry officer has
recently been on grand tour through
parts of Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio
With six or seven thousand ofhis brave
cavalrymen he has been soaring the
Yankees in these States half to death
and has been doing good work in the
way CT destroying the puhl.c property
Of the enemy. Private property. we
believe, he has not disturbed. As fal
as heard from, he has not met with any
material loss. When he shall have sac
complished the object Of his reconnoi-
sance," he will return to the land OF
Dixie, but not before. In the raid game
Morgan is trump card, and wins every
time
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-07-21
MARRIED

IN the 18th Instant the residence of the BRIDES
amer Ian IN Staunton, by Rev Mr.. Dice, DR.. n M
N.Y. NJ " A h. OF Georgia, and Miss M LIZZIE POR-
w W. aau ghter OF Mr. J. ORork, of Staunton Va.
slant, by Rev. J. W. Moore, Mr.. GIDEON SHIREY'
OF asnngton county Maryland, Foreman of the Req.
ister Office and Miss ELLA MARCEL SLATER
oaugter OF John Slater, decd. of this place
IN the same evening, by the same, Mr.. VIM. A. 8.
hUH Mn OF Dayton, Rockingham county, and Miss
ANNIE E. SLATER, also OF itarrisonhnro --'o'
"a Two masters ofthe cart preservatiy e of arts
IN luck We congratulate them both upon their fol
tunate selection of partners for life and wish them all
nc happiness possible in their new condition.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-07-21

PARTICULARS OF GENERAL BARKsDALE's DEApH.
A correspondent of the New York Tribune.
writing from the battlefield of Gettysburg, on
the 9th instant, gives the following particulars
OF the death of General Barksdale:
ssLlentenant- Colonel Charles E Livingston. of
New York, A. 1. e., on Major General Double
day $ staff, on the night of Thursday. July Sd.
went cut in the extreme front to discover. if ms
slbe, the body, he having been informed by a
prisoner of the locality where Barksdale was
snot. The spot was about a quarter of mile in
advance OF our piekets, and Colonel Livingsto n,
Win MS small party of stretcher-bearers, was
once driven IN by rebel scouts but, on a Sc
cond attempt, was so fortunate as to be success
full.
The body of the General was found. life was
not yet extinct, but his wound was mortal. He
was lifted upo the stretcher, and being very
heaVy person, eight men were required to bear
MS weight. He declared with his last breath
mat ne was proud of the cause he died fighting
LOT proud Of the manner in which he had re
eeiVed his death-wound; that the rebels we're
lnvlnclb'e, and although repulsed that cay, tn ey
were sure OF victory on the morrow. He lef I
with Colonel Livingston his watch, pocket. hoo K
ana other trinkets, to be sent to his friends in
M isslssIppl. Barksdale, as every one knows.
was an extremely bitter secessionist, who indnl,
geo In many and repeated threats previous 10
the War of dissolution of the Union. The
watch IS a large gold one, deliberately chased =
there are also several other articles of iewelv.
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whether aimed at duck or plover
Is sure to knock the owner over"
FROM JACKSON, MISS.

We stated last week that skirmishine
had commenced on Thursday, the 9th,
at jackson, Miss, between the forces Of
Johnston and Grant. Friday passed
without an engagement. On Saturday
morning, the 18th, the enemy threw
force on our right, threatening to g.
General Featherston. Buford W
to reinforce him, and drove the
back alter half an hours hard 6
Gen. Buford lost sixty men, pm
of the 7th and sth Kentucky
The enemy then withdrew froi
and in the afternoon made d
lion on our left and centre.
burg's brigade repulsed them
hard fight. On this day our u
about two hundred. On Sunday
ing, at o'clock, the enemy opened Pc
from his batteries on our left, and at
O'Clock, A. NJ, rained shells upon the
city. The enemy made charge, and
the Washington artillery and Cobb's
battery repulsed them with heavy loss,
taking 800 prisoners and three stands OF
colors. Adams and StoyalPs brigades
acted CALAMITY.
The banners captured belonged to the
2Sth, 41st, and SD Illinois regiments.
Gen. Breckenridge sent the infirmary
corps to bring off the enemy's wounded.
Their sharpshooters fired on them. Gen.
Breckenridge then ordered the corps to
the rear.
| The Yankee wounded and dead are
| still lying in front of our works. Their
loss in the charge was fully one thous-
and.
Colonel Harry Maury, of the 32d Al
ALBANIA, was severely wounded
A Yankee Colonel, two Majors and a
number Of officers were captured.
On this day the Yankee General Os-
terhaus was killed by cannon ball.
On Monday and Tuesday there was
no fighting, and all Tuesday evening
our troops were occupied in burying the
Yankee dead in front of our works.
On Wednesday the enemy kept up
the Smelling of the city which continued
throughout Wednesday night. One
shell passed through Gen'l Johnston's
quarters, but no one was injured. On
this day Grant was reinforced By di-
vision from the command of Burnside.
One entire block Of the city was destroy
ed by fire caused by the enemy shells,
and it is feared that the whole city viii
be destroyed. On Thursday the enemy
made heavy demonstration on our
right but were repulsed by Walkers
and Loring's Divisions.
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PORT HUDSON.

The heroic garrison at Port Hudson,
which had successfully repulsed every
assault of the enemy, like the gallant
defenders of Vicksburg, were forced to
surrender to starvation. They did not
surrender till the last mule had been
eaten: The surrender took place on the
morning of the 9th. By this surrender
we lost 5000 prisoners, so pieces of ar
tillery, and we suppose about 4, 900 stand
of small arms.
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GENERAL JENKINS.

In the battle at Gettysburg, General
Jenkins was wounded in his head while
making a reconnaissance on the left, on
the morning Of the second day Of the
fight He was standing with a map in
hand, holding his horse by the bride
reins, when shell passed oyerhis head,
cutting large cash to the, bone, passing
through his horse and killing him in.
stantly. His wound is not regarded as
dangerous.
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ARREST OF A FEMALE SPY.

On Friday last the detectives of Gen.
Winder's Office arrested, at the residence
of Rev. M. d. Hoge, in Richmond,
Mrs. Mary j. Allan. on the charge of
information to the enc
my. 1t appears that about a week 81
ten days since, Mrs. Allan sent by a
blockade runner, who was proceeding
to Baltimore, two or three letters, one OF
which was directed to Rev. Morgan Dix,
son of Gen. Dix, of the Yankee army,
and another to her sister, at Cincinnati.
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- The official returns Of the cleo
ton for Governor and Lieutenant Gov.
ernor show that Smiths majority over
Flournoy was 4,0S7, and Prices major
ity over Imboden was $500. General
Smith the Governor elect, has resigned
his position in the army. He made an
able and gallant officer