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THE PREPARATIONS.

MS morning, st ten O'Clock the draft win be recon.
RsaosA New York city, at No. Iso Sixth Tho
anasy and authorities have made every prepara
espn order q1e any disturbance which may arise
Curing ns progress There now, according 10 all nc
sDunts some thirty thougand troops In New York aud
vislnity This force In case Of any opposition. will be
actively employed IN putting down any opposing demon
sssasoo which may The police are Also properly
organized readiness for any emergency. A. tho
h0Agrsrters In ex,h avenue, where the drawing ~ 70
saks place this morning everything prepared There
sss now several companies of regulars the building
all attempts opposition viii be met with summary
ysnshment.
ln Of attack upon any of the police .ta,kns
sapas hsve been adopted 10 repei u. The sig
~ sgreed upon by the police authorities N attack
\ really commenced the sounding q zen strokes upon
an the Gre bells oi the city. AZ the dincres, station
housss mun,op, three-pouud hand Trenades (Which
ere very de~tractive). Ac., have been distributed
General Dfx, General Candy and Colonel Nugcnt we~s
Susily cmpoyed yesterday attending routine matters
onusec,ed with their different departments Their head
euArs~ys we're crowded with military ard civilians all
more or tees engaged the actual work of carrying on
che arafs TO these funcucnaries instructAAs were
given q. TO ths manner which they should during
tAs progress Of The draft
me persons Drawn IN the EghIh district, where tls
A~an commenced some eve since, will be
hid hs conscripts aEi drawing had from that
socahiy.
Tbc streets cf New york we're last night Hred with
rogs Cavalry rode 50 and down, sod energetic pre-
rsrs,son vac visese "A every portion Of the city.
BATTERIES q artillery also hand and the city looks
r~snarksbly like beloawusred sswn The ayseuaA and
ssuovsss are Gljed With rocr~ and nox a point s
IN unpvo,ecied.
Ne npnA Of New ysh and Brooklyn have been or
Nsvs1 on. ~ % duty ard FIn scd themselves m srsa
- = shs several Smor,ese ne following us,,s As,.
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THE coHofs CALAMITY.

fFrom the Troy Times August III
terrible nre occurred to-day In the ncghborng manu-
O'Clock IN Hursts knitting mill tho cohocs tompanys
canal, II W said from the friction OF Journal. IInrsts
flames Tho terrible rurpor prevails that
several opcrstves 10 Hnrsts mill burned to death
q Il. nsS mDns sa 1q% o a rapid
The Rankin steamer SEM 10 thc Of the
aagration At eleven O'Clock. Az one O'Clock Tho flames
Alderman McKeon, who has lust returned from tho
re, gives as The following particularsThe nrc was dis
covered about half past ten o'clock In tho lower part Of
Hursts knitting factory, situated Mohawk street,
few rods above tho hotel Owing 70 the ~
largo amount os nnammaole material on this noor thu
flames spread very rapidly sud cut OF the Of
In the knitting ROOM in the fourth story, forty girls
were employed under charge Of Peter Mctugh Before
intelligence could DO conveyed 70 them they entirely
henmed In and OF them could escape BY tho STAIR
therefore became necessary for them TO by the
windows Mr.. McHugh remained long os Il pos-
sbc for him 70 do So and then escaped by jumping out
The spectacle presented a this time was perfectly h.r-
ribc, and made By the impotence of those who
saw II 70 render any help. 6omc Of tho poor creatures
accepted tho Alternative OF their atc. and dashed frau
ticty from the windows. Ono struck upon her head
her was broken aud she died Instantly others had
limbs broken BY the concussion OF hcir falls. Ono,
young woman named Donnelly, In her descent
~ full sight of tho screaming, horror stricken
spectators. roasted to death, her backcned body
falling 10 the ground Another sprang hr.ngb the flames
and she descended her garments took re and sc
burned 10 death upon the ground before IL possible
Others ic the windows and stood there wildly call
Ing for help until tho Wild sea OF faine behind swept
upon aud wrapped thom In It's shroud Of death and tboy
dropped out of SIGHT Never before has pen recorded
more heart sickenlng casualty.
Tho number of the killed vnronsly reported IN tho
exclemant Its lowest estimate hfteeu. tho highest
twenty Ave Ia addition 10 these number were very
badly hurt by jumping from the windows. and some Of
these will no doubt die.
Tho building four stories high the front and Eve
stories upon the roar. had recently been enlarged by
the addition OF two stories II pretty well stacked
with shoddy material and this enhanced the spread Of
tho flames.
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THE POLISH QUESTION.

Tho London Tmes says,-'n saa that Tho thrcs
Powers have agreed 70 send common note 70 Russia,
be accompanied BY separate dispatches from each 10
their respective representatives, and that unless Russia
makes sign Of yielding diplomatic rupture will bc
announced ~ impending. In the common note whatever
tho forms OF negotiation may take the reality
ooosss 10 growing bot not very Threatening An,Agon.
sm between France and Russia which will Iesve FngIan
. neutral tbsueh pot an unsympaihetlc spectator"
AZ Cabinst Council Vienna the reply TO bc sent
Russia taken into consideration.
The contsn Of tho Austrian and French notes
known. II " believed. bowevor, they by no means
identical, although six points are mentioned 10 both.
desrstsh from warsaw states. that In pursuance n
orders from g. Petersburg, council OF had been
held IN that city.
Al It's termination noos given 10 the wsrsaw and
venna Railway 70 the enect that fac the space d
week they should suspend public ,rao and prepare all
their carriages for the conveyance Of troops.
The invitation II the Emperor Of Austria 70 the German
sovereigns W most In conference German afairs AZ
Frankfort had been accepted by the Knss q saroDy and
wur,rubure bot there report that ,he King of Prus
sia had declined the Invitation. The Emperor had
solved 70 admit Newspaper reporters TO The conferescs
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

The Federal CONSUMPTION Not Looked On
rs Menace On DnglAAd.
The london Morning Joa having repeated tho state.
ment Of The Nsw YoRK HnALp that the federal conscrp
tion svowediy 70 England, tho London Gio,s
announces apparently upon authority thai authentic
Intelligence has becn recsved giving The assertion tho
slightest assurance Of probability The London Cio.
continues -" Although peshaps tho American govern.
mcnt expects from action infcrerencc with the
nstipg Of vessels which tho Of England does
not appear sanction yet there interruption Of tho
general anity between two face Of tho language
hold towards u.s. IN the OF tho authorities Wash.
ingsou, ", We may ray, impossible they could have
madc any such dsclaras,oo ms0aeiug 10 ~ that sei
FORTH
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The Tar.
rAsnror rrrasnnr asnrsns-rsorrrsa-

FASHION rLRAsuHE 0ROuEDs-TRoT1ISg.
rRorrye W. Tina trottns match agarst time for
$500 came on yesterday afternoon over The fashion
Course Mr. Rankin wagered with Mr. CosSrsvc thai he
eosld drive Mr. McBrdes mare CAdy shehan) . milo
inssdc os 2ss, with the priviess OF three sriss Mr.
Rsnsu made the atcmpt hut faed the mare troti ng
her nrst trial 10 precisely NJ. On the trial she
trottsd 10 23s, and the third There n no doubt
" The m.lnds of all Who know the mare and who xit
n.~sed her yesterday that she beat the sbove
TIME several eeoous bot do that abe muSf te placed
10 the hands q p~wieneed trainers an drivers
befovc anything yesy exrsord nary viii be broaght
fevth ~hs has Inc guck, op~n rAd. and Win proper
nAnaeemest ought te beat a 20
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The Pia~ards On the walls.
A ppvgss vROn rpE Hfeuov or BvryaIc


The following prom nently posted around the ciw
yesterday
tJonS Nv tho Gras Of God aud ps Authority f Ne Hoiy
S<s. B..Aop 81 Esfaio, 10 the Drsrs Beloved SouhfuI
!yasrvs ~ ths D,ocsss, Hsnpk and Benoososon,--
nyAwy proyrD--ls ube name d God ~ charity, and
through that charity which He who cas u be ycuY
bishop has given for yoa through that charity x
Christ M us, however unworthy, through which
would chssrfry give ow life, necessary, for you AID
of you. ber ~ you for CHRISTI, sake and
the ssse 81 all that you love Fesven and earth
abstain ffusn all 10 law, from all riot from all
turpultucos rafborisgB, from ali violence.
" New YORK many misguided men, yet very few, We
believe, NJ PRACTICAL Catholics have shed boof IN the
rSu and the voice of thor bLod cried to the
Lord from the easihn Some ~ the rioters have fallen
many more viii, We fsar, suffer much; many wll rer.
hsps be ruined asd WI feel the painful sting o gsly
.cnsceooe dariag she rvt ~ life and their deahbed
o. indeed rioters vho all IN murder could die othsrv 49,
than ~ y written Gle that shall h1 By the sword
mu~t be Killed BY the susrd.T Apoc aln, Io) they will
either, through Co.'s mercy spcersy rsp~ps fos the.
partspssson II the rot be fss foseyer Deay.y b.
kycs irs~n 10 the sdvtce M fathes Who ssarfv .v.s
yoo sssnt % Nv. and Goa ~il protect you. sbsan
there be DRAFT, fewer VII b dyMd than vou,6 pve A.
biy be salsd 10 an pnboy struggle sealnst lau
Ana asy " yco ~ sss'sd Ne VIII w 70 prvSs<, yso
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us.si-v - ,hs .s..a t"d@s ~ oas vel
issv. - s.rthsrs se~ yaFh

fssaAFflt. A1grst ~ tf7
80 snaaa .asks = ibs GfAaa f,slgs ~ ~ Fsfc--
n Mafitsyr ~sw "a sNgss-t tare ~ Asy sfa go
fsss~nf 1~tass sn~fa - ~ p'sss.l ye-
wssn Grs@f k1sssy .-ft&ftss =. raAa tt Nsw veta
f-v@fg Nf#eaa Nkxfs.a~wit srs Ms18~H ~ tf.y
C,s@f Hefasw @gtNn II rs<sfws "a. fh8rA
GTa~t rfssssssya~&l sstYa A MAf4osg gg Yaef
weFAs Cggaa Ctaffaie-Hes tsttsf b. Ice, q
temsfufs
gtars Rsvssaf--tfhn = Dxtsvm.sn =, Mlta.y
WasAs svsad a. uafa rv-- a lHiA.sn karfs 8 ti<a.
w~-stg G,a@8 g~agasn-4letn u rrst@af. et ~ fhaas
ww-Ay Great U,g 80 ~tssi.as gl@sass n f.siflss
pssriy favs tunafea ssssrsss s<sssrs. ibsy 81
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ssssaru "a ths.s1s
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and aid God WIN protect and AID, and bless you in more

and aid God viii protect and aid and bless you in more
ways than We know or can name.
Withdraw yourselves, then, We beg and exhort. rom
AL who would excite to association against the law Of the
land or 70 violence and mob law For Gods sake for the
and mothers, whether still pilgrims on earth or mipgng
with the "blessod crowd Of wihesses ho rom Heaven
watch over your conduct on earth-we exhort you 70
trust IN God and not lend yourselves TO any exciter 70
mob Or violence which leads so often murder. II you
follow the advice Of father in Christ confidently
you that "Whoeocver shall follow this rule peace
win be unto him and mercy and upon a the Israel Of
God."-Gal vi.
We require that this letter be read in every church on
Given at 81. Joseph Cathedral BuiAio, on the Feast
-. - -'''. JOHN, Bufalo
fhsfollowng is also freely posted around
DON'r UNCHAN THE TI6zR
When the traitors OF South Carolina met In convention
In Charleston passed their ordinance 70 abolish the
American Union and 70 crush out the democratic prnc
pies Of free government In America. and when they after
wards fired upon Fort Sumter and knew that secession
meant terrible war, said 70 myself and to shemdon't
But they did il, and for two years vs have seen and
suffered the consequences, written In tears, and biood
and
his plans defeated, and Southern traitors In tho loya
States are trying 70 help him BY making civil war at
home, say TO myself-d0n't unchain tho tigerl
Whom hear workingmen talk about resisting the law
burning houses killing public officers and bursting the
mo they DO not think Of all the cost and q al
the horrors or Of widows and orphans and their scsdng
tears and say TO them rothers, IN the name Of God,
don't unchain the tigerin
When see well dressed demAgogues lling the cars Of
people With lies just the traitors cf the South have
DONE only to get the workpgmau aroused 70 deeds OF
crime and violence, while they themselves take good
care 70 keep out OF the way wish bad tho vcce Of
thunderer that might cay 70 them-dons uDchain the
tiger
woTkingmen when any man asks you 70 break Tho
law, and tries ~ stir up passions while be skuks
out sight, you may eet him down your worst enemy.
Spurn him a. yon would viper. The patriotic working
men OF the North cannot AFFORD 70 spend timo IN killing
each other. Be wise, and above al things don't uncnan
the tiger. DEMOCRATIC WORKNGNAN.
NEW YoRx, July ~, 1898.
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10 th@ l1pdor Blorsy marvel Tie fgnas weaksr
ln yfnrathy with its fars bogrs~ sDd srasiise og@
rnt The demand for d@egants Actlva 4Dd
AM the fatew a tbe HAEk enatuned cn lrrFe3ssrg
seae there was AZ nfas o ro1 V.ng 70 The rssss u
sHcbArxe
Cep-os cIcssa s s29 ss1. psiisn hss ibersa.~a
re- 90
td.tc8 C-trai, ItA lLB dstp4ns. Er~ RAlfoac 10
a.Ig, Ne~ York C-1tral, ft@ ~ Cniisd rtALrn ssso
eNA5i
fJyrRrooL c0rroB ssNGgr.
l.. Nrr01i. 40. aSs A. fEe7.
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ara apsasd
sAssHssvFr 1nsJg pygotr.
ne sanctsstu aasTsst Sss eim, stb es award ~n
d@ay.
LIywnrcof nnEAUTUrrr ssaEgr.
Ti- market rsrefalfy gsrsf arf sioadF Ft~tarfsar
ufssre fo tnd Fra~s, AthyA 10. fsr.vt yswy
~ y. act steady a. 16~ 7s~ VIA, ga~s ~1gsr ,ss
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esaey Of kentusky. a~s.
HopDnR y. y AuFasi ~. Isss.
number y snflsnna Fertc.ann frern ~. 49, efher
siai.f ara here DAY c9rtaisu wia fsr4i g. no
nert rrss ssa'la spmpl a. W fesorasBcs ~. 80
pa,ftei iea dsys WDoe figuei ~ Z. A. ftettnt 80
Secretary.
A private csaes, . too - ~ asla. aits m>..s.
viii cosscuo - twelve aeotK eHr
4rDoor nose already s''spfsn sfs iioa. iT.s
CON bs Aod Pas. casy.i D,vis a 800.
chs, prom.nest ani di',sgrr-s~f sesisDcn 80 -
pc.sea snrs dlraF 10 parvlus
ro-r-rr. =. y. Aass, f-lpa
r.. cssess ~ - slse.d Get ~ sbsgi thirty rse,o
ss0iaiy,. shst pfolt g.i AT ss.e ~.
formal noc,.ts v.s p@,pousi lnia tbros ceoss a..
Aierpon
gepfosesis,se. firm us ssysrai ai.,ss -. go.
lse as,ng Ksataesy. gsssafi. ,sFyaaf 49, wst-sp
i-usrs bsve sr~1 reeves i,eH efr.s,iani Y.n nors
AL e,ber astisTaFts5 mer
rss sci 81 st.e 80. = ,.~sns s. b. ~ - scid
envsnsan hot ~ y gtlrsis eos.su',assa~s wah
vss ~ rgani1sg j. NJ .,1sfsri gsais, me 80 ~hlz
40 ns,i sna E.sfsts sisHsass, -ilh rAsasi hsd -
sa 70 TO rf.ssisstai osnt@ixu - a tsss,s q
foser party.
nhcrt-ste u.i ssaale oo>r.s n aanu ~lu y,
eessrniuse - tbb nat
ne sg.shua9ti x railarN oasnrniet sss its
u s4sfs~. " "a. laopAs ass sssga4 "a al q.
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tsfsr~raA. Auraf, fA@r =.
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hsr ours, de'ax sseh Davsi tsys y n wssa "a
o,hsrr gsruiegslsa ~ sassgar.sga y ysytwr
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sf~stT. t'ssrgiA "a a4n4s. a. rVfsvs& ,rtffsh -
fysa ~ hssng ,st iss fss.rsulu = fstet 49, 50 -
sststlrAHs@i - bs urFs cfy a. tfraftt stsai ~
to- oft.spasxa a ~ ssEtsfrstts sfsrf@ 81 10
Nsuh pI.n ssi.srn = thaA x go thse asipo
caty - srtte.sy
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gn weaa ., y sese' ~ 7. .isfss'. - f"s
rv rsky. y Whtsali. ~ y y saafai. q rsnst-
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rsrsro~ a. i,sstsnf a. ttl't~
ne nsessr rsssfs.s u sN9t thif'y 6fistt'ss ass
u.,. =. "a sarsas to tt afy sgv~tss outsiders
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Patriotic Donssion IN Aid or Eniisi-
menas IN New jersey.

TsysroS. ". j., August 1s, 1853.
The Delaware and Rartan Canal Company, and The Cam
den and Anboy Railroad and New Jersey Trust company,
have donated so ooo and placed at the disposal
Governor o. the state for tho purpo~e Il forwarding
troops speedily possible TO meet the call recently
made upon tho State BY the federal government
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NAVAL Preparassous.

Admiral raadlng has made extensive prcpsrassopa a.
the Brooklyn Navy Yard 70 AID the Authorities no suo
pressing any ou,burs Of popular feeling regard 10 tho
draft, Several hight dram and feet sunboass srs armed
equipped ready TO start Al nstants Dosioe s,e
nails have been arranged that coinmunbcassn can Be
made TO and any given point Over one thousand
trusty seaneu ready 10 put down home traitors a.
well as foreign os. q ned batteries are ready
70 bo manned n required.
The New York herald., 1863-08-19
THE VERY LATEST.

rossos, Aagasts 1888.
1be advees from Ansr,oa by tbs stsansbp rsrss
ressyds Avorah~ ,o the south and ths protr>e
too a the wsr - salculasd upon
rhs rebel cotton o~n has sdvsssd sod elo~~d yersr
ear Af a "a dNrscsf
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Ths AeIan,Ic TeIegraph.

The directors d tho Atlantic Telegraph company re-
eevcd the 2sth Of July tenders from dfnersn,
firms for the manufacture and laying of the cable and
referred them 10 . oommi,tee consisting q iwo eminent
mechanics and two Distinguished eisctricians-nameiy
wm. Fairborn and Joseph whtevorth, and Professors
wbeassoos and Thompson, who viii report which sppH
cation shall be accepted
Tbs COMMITTEES cf eight appointed BY the English gov
ernment To investigate the question q asubmaiDs tee
graph had signed certificate favorable 10 lhe laying
ard working cf The Atlantic telegraph cable.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Two Days Later by the Arrival Of
the Asia OF Cape Race.
OUR RELATIONS WITH ENGLAND.
The DRAFT NOT A MENACE.
Note from England, France and
Austria to Russia.
The German Sovereigns 10 Hset the Emperor
Of Austria In Conference.
The King Of Prussia Declines
the Invitation.
~N~-~~>~~~>~~~
OFFERS TO LAY THB ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The Rebel Loan - . ~ Fer Gent
Discount,
Asss -. -.

Carr RACE, August II, 1883.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool On tho 9Th, via
Queenstown the 9th inst, passed this point nj ninc
O'Clock Sunday evening Her dates are two days later
than those already received.
Tho Asia has ono hundred and sixteen passengers.
The rebel loan the 7th quoted at 2o q n dis
count.
Specimens Of cotton grown In Java had been received
equal 10 fair piddling American.
Several tenders have becn made 70 the Atlantic Tole
graph Company for the laying OF their new cable.
The three Powers-England France and Austria-havc
agreed 70 send q common note 10 Russia.
ram, building for Russia in England, has been
hurried Oh TO Russia incomplete.
Tho Vienna and Warsaw Railroad has been sezed for
the transportation Of troops for one week.
The Paris Bourse again excited The rentes had
declined threo-eighths per cent.
Il 10 reported that Prussia declines 70 meet with the
German Kings.
Tho India mails wese forwarded per Asia. News
ticipatedk
In London the funds weaker.
The steamship Persia, from Now York, arrived q
Queenstown on the 1th inst.
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Base hail.
srAR. OF HnruELY

FTAR, or HncuELys, W. gxrnr, or NEW yons.
The above ciuts played gsnc the rroutd q ,be
formev club Il Brooklyn, ~hcb resulted 10 sigma do
feat Of The EMPIRES The rlay w~ witnessed by a srss
asAsnosro ~ ihe admirers q the game Some fns rlsy
v~ exhibited by ihs star nine bcth IN le.drg sId
bsttirg. The rcose followp-
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In. M.si. re, sts.a.nip Ar.s,s.

rss msas gsr TIA spags.ip srsb~, ffrrs Dvsrp~i,
wm ,s@. re r.orYy- 1gsssssdsrD gssE1s AZ s.stt
sess~s lus sfs 80 80 s4rs bsr a~s sass ss-~s
sNrss
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Fra a &c.

rns PSs Bour,e had again been influenced BY The
energetic efforts Of the war party. Tho renies declined
On The 7th instant three eshths per cent
Late advices asserted that Emperor shout 70
review the army q Paris and the National Guards.
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IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOUTHWEST.

West Tennessee Cleared or Eu.rttiRs-
The Mountains tn Northern Aiabama
Filled with Rebel Dcsert-rs--Adhrss sss
by the Governor or Alabama. s~c.
oisossar, Angus, IA. ltcs.
special despaich from Cairo says that west fcnnseso.
" cleared of gaerliAs. many of shcir ooerr and
having hccn captured
The rnoap alns 10 northern Alabama hicd with do
sorers the os Generals Brase AMI ionofin
Tho Governor az Alabama has s4nca address oiu-
ing the irnlrcsNincrt ~ ihs fobo
tI.csASsu. infust ~, 'sni.
wes, rennessce ~ clear o. gucsllss Cotinel Rosu,
COMMANDING brigade thai went NORTH captarci ala,sl
Campbell OF the r~e1,y thri Ienneaase, tsa captains,
two lien,enanw and thirty rr,yaiss.
coioocl Haieh of the aacena Iowa 20 ra'ss and
drove oa, R.cbArdfot's rfng. and wlson's ueri'isy
mo rirst Alabama cavalry returned a. ehadale sth
ten prisoners.
Tho Eighteenth Missouri captnrea captain o. .
rriva,eA
General prsgg IL ut c.aap.ovs With tventT ayc ihoa.
sans mrn. Bshrs ksi ten thousand by arswica.
General loo JosfspyG'r army, rumlsrrg ,w"utY a,s
uhoasana soldiers, Is at Baadoo and Tntesprte, lis
army has lost ope.ihnd bv acssrtnu.
T.. mountains Ia Nortacfn Arbstua ran ~ dcerrs
err from tho of Generals iiraEg All jDhasi7p.
Tho gunboa, cincinn-t raised. AMI aaangrosrs
repairs at yeksbnrr.
Governor sb,v,ef ,iahsuaa has sore IN affeFs 10
tho eitrcus Of IA state Urging urou them TO
msnt ol slaves into the febsi rcfslcc.
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@AfnsuIr. Isnn., tugnr ~ rtas
IeGieosrt r. r. Hoecs has i"sn abssn~d .ne ~ -
Qusrsrnssto tofshr = ths 10 freoi q 10 fsn,s'aBl
Tc river here islur rtere ar thrso ic.' a Satsr
Re-
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TIE PRESIDENCY.

Meeting or Constitcttonai Ioionisis st
Hocheasr-ghiriy Desgr'.s rr.srn'--
Peace IN br Restored sy 'nr Adoption
or the Platform of tn. Unt". Demo-
esaey Of ken,usLy. sc.
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Bsuntses IN Now Jersey.

The followine named citss and counties N New Jersc
are ervns bounties 70 vo,upteers.--
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-20
WANTED.
M EOiCaL.
DIR. Ludlum's Specific
Gonorrhua, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS or THE Organs OF
GENERATION.

feyHE Gonorrhoa or cornusuiy called Ci-p l. dis
A gustinE maladv. AMI j. too vel known % require
any explanation: j. easy 70 be got bat u = cincl 10
get clear Of II comp anon that few admire u per-
vsdes all classes q socse yboth male and fenae tea
and poor both married and single Although - trouef-
some in itself 80 distressing and sometimes fatal, tsa
disease. the Of which, has generally teen
than the disease itself The common fashonsose
Is first deprive you of ali business theh
Genes course Of iarratioa-ving on bread md tea.
water grel kind II sep>. nustfhen L. bed
cupled or lached combined with ing medicines,
Every few DAYS the medicines are changed aud amer
months treatment IN this way. which The paoent
bcars with forftGde Ter fear 81 osnte he D. us
charged. discharges himself with an irritable urcte
sveled tesclr enlargement Of the rSstrate
or diseass Of the neck Of the bladder
This >pecifc which acts ike charm ~ithsfe doses
diseases ana quite pleas take. and which
has cured in New York. Philadelphia Bati-
and 81 the Southern cifies. is certain and
eeciual remcdy that makes rapid andpermanent cure.
without regard die drink exercise except wre>-
ling. jumulng oNer-straning. This remedy y IN
equAed nv anything yet discovered for the Of those
diseases Il extracted from plants and i per
f-cty safe j. pnTeiy vege able II contains no ter
curry. that scu expose yourself Go al kitds "i
weafhrr without The east danger from the MEDICINE
And il YOU sre careful wrapping up paste. you
will have taste smell fom H. that ,on are not
deprived from going into company, OF being detected ~
friends.
This quack cine. hus remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular ply sician and
confidently recommended - the unfortunate.
CATTieN-Nuue j. genuine without the signature oi
the proprietor. Davidson. ar,und the boz All in-
utmost rigor ofthe Law.
DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohfo-
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