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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-17

Tie Telegraph hAs been extended 70 the
White Mouniaius an 4. station establish
ed a. the Glen House. We have seen u
stated that an otic- ill "a located on The
summit q the mountain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-17

The Aroostook Times l. informed lat no
authentic or direct intelligence has ever
been received q tie death - C5,s1sl 80
Clussy. bit that On the contrary. there Is
some rSason " bsliers he 20 sill alive
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-17

Sumnsr Bsrnham. Esq.. Of Norway. IA.
been appointed Deputy Proves Marshal.
for Oxford County
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-17

Ee'. Ssiden Gilbert -ill preach in the
IHivcrsAiist ChurOh A. Pans lin. Jsiy i9th
and 18th. IN the morning % each DAY. and az
Norway ia the afternooa q TIE sane davs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-17

~ t. late Comnenccrhsnt a. Tots Col
.ese. tbc degree Of Doctor q DIVINITY 80
oonisrred upon Rev. Sylvanu, Rev.
j. 4. Snow - Norsay reosisss a.. dsrree
81 Master q Az. IN oourse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-17

fIrcKr. 4 dozcn yoang men came from
West Bethel. o. ihe Uuion Meeting. az 50
faris. on SATURDAY,. -iih the intention az
returning ca the evening freigat On
banning thar th- tram did rot run dat
night. Eni that fbsy must lo.e tLe closing
Up 81 the meeting other~ise. tLcy CHAR
tered a coach. ald vent ~ in tbe ni-Lt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-17

Licut. Geo " Vsrriu. GO a.. Seven
isenth Reg. Of NSr~ay. "a .e,srls
wounded 10 tLs ieg. ~ Cetty.ba-g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-17

Nusup~r. A Jnion macs Conserfian
~as hsli a. Bur'ington. on We,ine,iav o.
ist ueck Hon. John a. Smith o. ~. al.
bans. Tss nosiaats1 for Governor lion
Paul Dihngham. Lieut Cossrr.r. lion
john D. Ia-s. STATE Tr,as.rcr. The At
tendanre was very large. add tse monica
tens vere made by aocIamat.on. am.lst
rounds . spPialse Of coarse tb- opposi-
ton % tL.s tickci -il not - large esosrh
10 pay for an oficial count.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-17

ISrrEr,rI~C TO DnsTrrn Mrx Il i.
stated that drafted men are o. be PAID gov
eminent bounty. and 30 treated in al r.
spect. a. volunteers. This. 9Th he SOD
sh.ch The state gives O. al meu ~ho arr
drafted and e. into service. Eakes a very
good bounty. Ihe veteran. Ill probably
uaase letter thing for theaateites ~ 70 a.
Substitutes than o. enter the new co-rs.
The American Baptist Paili-aii0n Sor,e-
o.. az 30 recent aaniser.ary. resolved 60
place Cry ner c,iportsur. ia the Geld
They require an Additional conir.b4toa Of
Ten Ihou'ani dollars. uti.b. tbey desire
% receive fr.m tlat bomber OF Bapt.fs.-
each CD contr.tlt, one dollar. The ~s-ie-
o. d.stnllfed las year 3.3s'.o5s pages 81
t-aets organired as Sanlay >choai. /.
constituted D. churches All Lipur,d
s.tG1 converts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

81. GEORGES '. BOSTON CiTB-CDNCLt~iON
or THE MATCH.
Yesterday the us,ch be;sen the shove club, resumed
the sfoufd Of tie former loboken On the previous
day. the II Georges H. then ht inning had .corcd 2s aud
,lo Boston club ia, ,ayns the p the minority
The play resumed BY the st. Gsois,s sending Balm.
bldg. aud Lang a.. ~ots b., she stay Of III. latter
very bfs {" Ls bo~led BY OBrien tue hr', ball lie
succeeded BY thsi hae player Obb,. and tho
commenced scoring, bot by rapidly. the
bowling u OBrieu ard Martin TOO straight 10 allow
liberties 60 be afsn with ~ the ba,sIsn For boar
aud bel. I'D these Players remain tss-ther showing
G4nil5e enctei before hey parted Bsiubd.e
ll ambias 70 q OBren'. well pitched .edueers.
sf,r scoring by steady psy H. Waller ioIosed bu,
quickly .eut bach shOu, scoring. lag before ~icAsv
proving b.. deAsL.~lrant Todd joined Gbbs. and al
though toe folding Of n. Bo.iousu. superb and the
tsisepss OF n.ish un.urps"abe the telsUsph showed
s. when Todd hney caught a. onss,op by Auo. Rob
joined Oibbe, .nd d. latter after dinner
beautifully caught by tho wek,tko-Per HAish of Mar.
tin. bowling amer brilliantly obtained 81 Harding va.
the oaly Of the 10 made double figures he bFins
lns NJ. bat for 18th. total Of bis aide bsng Ia,
leaving Boston lt3 to get 10 win
III. Bo.onisn. went in fully resolved TO win the day
IlAdnse AID 0ibbe bowling The latter. however
,hAfp allow many 20 be G. t.lnoi from g. OF
them making stand until tisb aud Rodd.ek got ogv,hrf.
when the prospect frightened lite IL was only tempo
rsry glimpse Of sun.hin. however for hoddcs ". well
BOWED ~ Harding for and his socee-'er OBren after
scoring very rapidly caught by Geo. Wright 90 Todfs
bowilrs who had At Hadinsss end When the last
wicket fell Boston had only scored 81. thu. leaving 81
Georges the yiolofs by 81 runs
The ball the emblem OF victory presented to tho Cap
tain Of the II George. (Mr. H. Wcic In an eloquent
p.ee which the responded In brief and
terms expressive Of the pleasure the ST. George Away,
p-fisuo. setns their Boston brother eriekcss IN this
annual match. Tho follow ius !, the foil score:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
r,nrkets-RsD0rt Jv Tekgy01h,

BrYyALo. Aug. 12.-FLoUR quiet ard unchanged WHEAT
dull and heavy OF No Milwaukee Club st 81; No
Ohio Spring private Com dull at 54id35c OATS
aud other grains dull WHISKY dull and nominal IMPORTS:
1000 bols Flour 40e0 bush. Wheat, 5000 bush Corn,
rs 90 bush Oss FrPoRTs 900 bush Nheat 1900 bush
Corn, 10 go bush. Osts
ALBANY. Aug. ~ flour steady. WHEAT; sales 5000
bush White Csnsds at 20 OATS duh; sales 10000 bush
Western 6gd6c. Cons dull sales IL 900 bush at oSc for
We tern mixed Cote for DO Yellow SLIPPED BY Tows-
Corn 81 bush. Oats a 800 bosh Wheat g. 100 bush
FEED "a. 90 bush. Malt, 3.on0 bush
OswEGo, Aug. l2.-FLoUR in moderate demand. WHEAT
QUIET sales 800 bush. Chicago Spring 1t s3c The hst
cargo Wheat arrived here this morning from Toledo
IL beautiful sample Of Amber Michigan Corr Inactive;
sales Of ZOO BUSH Illinois at Soc. Cannl FRETGHT;-
Flour 40c.; Wheat. 9.d9!c. Corn. &c. 10 New Yo;k
IMPORTS; a. 800 bbls Whss 81 600 bush Corn EXPoETs
2625 bbls Flour 1900 bash. Wheat: 'seoo ou.h Corn
CHICAGO. Aug. R-FLouK dull WHEAT dull. snd de-
clined sac sales 10 co bo,h at 93d35e CoRN dull and
declined !c. sales at 48tc Oats du sales at 3ic He
cEPrs: 100 bush. Flour 20 coo bush Whes IS zoo bush
Com. SHIPMENTS: GO bbl.. FIout 1900 bush. Wheat
~, 100 bush. Corn
ICIscssATI. Aug I2.-FIous has q declining tendency
Red WHEAT gJdsJc. White v, heat 81 On 10 WINS
changed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
DIED.

BOARnMAN-In this city, on Tp,sd,v .x.,,,x A.. >,
MI. mary b0sainan dow Of the late John Boardm an,
The re and ferds Of the family are iry,.s
the fun-rol from her late residence co SECOND
On Thursday 18th inst, ct o'clock In the afternoon
cARROLL-At Hast'nrsuponIuds o, the re,id.,.. .,
her dsuster, Mr. Edward e. West Sarah, widow Of MAI
The friends Of tie fsny are invited to attend the funeral
whou, further rotice from the house nj s s bnlz No
l3i East Twelfth street. OIL Thursday afternoon the 18th
lust. st2 o'clock.
FoUNTAIS-0f consumption TUESDAY, Aug II. lS63.
ri; Ab,ao.y, eldest son Of Ann Fountain =,
H remains will be uttered in the Hoayan Cemstery,
staten Island. on Th1r,dsy 81 4 O'Clock.
FAlRMhN-At Heverstrsw on Thursday Aue g. Albert L.
son OF James and Sarah T. Fs.fnan aged II months.
GEDDis-on Monday Aug. 10 Annie Geddis.
The relatives end friends the family are invited
20 stenH TIE ianets from her late residence No. Ludlaw
pace THOMSON street, on Thursdsy the 18th inst, at
HOLMES-In New-York on Tuesday AM, II Tnomss
Hcues sem ssei 10 wears
The funeral will take psce from hi. late residence No 1le
Clinton street, Friday. the 18th at O'clock 70 ma.
The relatives and friends n the family the Der. Of
the ae oiver.rset Bspti:, Church, respectfully in.
vited e. attend without, iuither notice.
Poston papers please copy.
HuDsoN-on Saturday Aug. 3, :. Morris o..-so Cosntv.
7, Franz Ro'eh. only ofRsdclia aud Maria r. Had.
son. aged years and 8 months.
JONES-On Tuesday Aug H. in the slst year Of ber age
Mn. Sarah Jones Tor msuy years member Of the Fa
The friends and relatives are invited to attend her fanel
from her late residence No. 81 Barrow street. at o'clock
this (fhursdsy) afternoon.
MFRHItM-At Hcmewood Lewis County, N. T.. on Fr'
dsy Aug T. 1863 Ella Gertrude. only daughter Of Clinton
L. epd Caroline ii. M:rrlsu ssed yesrs and months
PASGBURN-At poughteepsie, on Wednestsy Avg ~. 81
consumption Eliza u. starses wife Of William H. fsna'
burn, aged 81 years ,,..x
Tn. relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from her late residence no io- Wex
Thiry seventh street. on csturday at 1"ci0cA' "un'u'
further notice.
PARR-On Tuesdsy morning Aug. H. John Par' aged o.
The relatives and friends othe family respectfully invited
attend the funeral from his s,e residence No III NeS
Twenty fourth street, Thursday the 18th INST, q. .
o'clock
RIGAN-Wiilsm Rgsn, aged 10 years and 10 month";
The funeral will tako place Tuesday. 18th inst &c
o'clock o. m from his late residence. No - Mulberry
The relatives and friends are respectfully inVisedts
teud.
5HERWooD-M Harlem. on Wednesday, the l2th inst.
william h. H., second Of william Ii H. aud hHtna
Jsile sberw 900. sgsd years and 2 months.
The end aud relatives OF the family also the friends ana
relatives OF his grandfather Samuel Sherwood, are re-
,suy invited 10 attend tho funeral FROM the residence
OF hi, parents One-Hund Twept sixth street, BE-
tween Third aud Fourth Friday the lS'h ass'
at 20 o'clock
The remains will be taken York Bay Cernesery for inter-
uent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13

CHICAGO v tdh-sisy Ahsus H. lhi
A special dispatch from St. Paul says DIR. hoyi
has just returned from the Idaho gold mines. lie
reports that in battle between the passenger
steamers Shrevcfor, and Robert Campbell aud tue
Indians 100 mil.s below Fort Union on the Missouri
River, q indians were killed aud number
wounded, and 3 whites were killed and two
wounded. The boats were on saDdbar. They
had two bowi,zers and were baTicated with
bundles Of buffalo robes. DR.. Hoyt reports that all
the Indians on this side Of the Rocky Mountains are
hostile He thinks tina, the expeaiiion OF Captain
Fiske will fail.
leuer from Sbley's expedition, dated james
River Jolly Il, ssys. battle Ii expected with the
Indians within two days. /, seems 20 be The design
Of the Indians to leave the prairie and draw our
forces into the billy country Of the Missouri. and
there give them battle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
The snbbath Convention.

FROM Our Own (orf,sg0udcAt
~ sAraIo0a Ws5nrsisy. Aug i2th, 1863
TIN. exercises Last evening wero transferred TO
the Baptist Church. They consisted Of prayer by
Rev. DIR. Mills, after which DR.. Willard Parker. Of
New.YoTk. gave Ii lecture on the Physiological Re-
laiions Of the Sabbath TO Man. He set forth The
physiological argumen, IN favor Of tie Sabbath with
great clearnes-, and with many new Illustrations
lie mentioned "a distinguished lawyer, n case that
be bad lad recently Of IA gentleman who bad been
for the last two years very mtently occupied on the
new Admiralty eases lie was man Of line mind,
and had written book the law, now In iis third
edition. lie worked late Saturday nights and all
day Oh Sundays in the preparation Of cases. and now,
at the age OF ~. hs mind WAS gone Sneh G ser he
said were numerous. DIR. Park.rn addfesr was re-
ferred 10 a committee consisting oiDr. Peter Parker,
of Washington DIR. Albert Smith, Of Mary hand, and
Rev. DIR. Wellmsn, Of Newton, Mas
This morning the Conycntion Alsd tho church.
After prayer by the Rev DR.. StOcion, chap am OF
the last House OF Representatives, the Rev. Dr. H.
Is. Smith Of the Union 1heoiogc Seminary read II
learned paper on tho Philosophy OF the sabbath.
lie referred 10 the mob in NewYoik ae AN evidence
of the dangerous character Of population, uuedu.
Gated by Sabbath keeping. The paper was referred
TO the Rev. Dp. Howard Crosby Of New-lork,
Brainard OF Phiiadsp hia AMI Smilh OF Bridgeport,
Conn. The Rev DR.. kendrick presented u report
on DIR. Scbairs address, claiming pre-enlncnce Tor
the Anglo-Amerioan Sabbath, aud declaring tho ne
cessty Of guarding 1t " against tho corTupnDg IN.
nnence Of immigran, population. unaccusloined
TO ils sacredless and hostile to It's iestraints Dr.
Kendrick supported the resolutions III al earnest ad-
dress. Mr.. H. l.. Carson oi Symcuso haid tha' "A ie"
days sinoe complaint was made OF horsc-facinB anu
caIoueing by The inhabitants oi little village men.
Buffalo 10 the authorities, aud tho enforcement .!
the Sabbath aws asked for. On the irst dark nieht
the foreign population took clubs and broke every
window out OF the Methodist church, sash ana an,
20 that the inhabitants dared not make any iuI'ner
complaint. lie mentioned another instAnce OF .ne
evil effects OF politics; u member 81 chufcp re-
cevsd an Office under the Canal Board, ana was
obliged 10 Keep open his Office on the slbba,h, OF
1--WE up the g., 900 year. Mr. Starr OF Rochester
Insisted on something looking toward pracl'cn'
action, aud after DR.. Hendricks resolutions "o'e
passed, the Special Committees with the Dus'hef'
Committee were instructed 10 prepare such ieSoiu-
lions. Inc Convention then nd ourned.
fBy Teeg a?h ., ,oe,
SARATOGA Wednesday, Aug H. iOo'
The Sabbath Convention held two sesn0ns 'o"ia!'
with large attendance and increased interest," III.
Willard Parker Of New-York delivered nm add,rts
ON physiology in its relation TO the Sabba'p' Df.
Henry Is. SWitb OF New-York read u paPeS w "e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
Where the Volunteer. Come From.
From The Utica Herald

=
We have expressed our surprise tina: The O5serrer
made no objection 10 our statement that the Demo
cratic counties are responsible for nearly all the
Deficiencies under tie volunteer calls The Observer
las this RESPONSE ,...o
ave made no objection because we thought II useless 70
,o,;cs 90 bsme,.s sr,cnsn of uendscy The AdJuiaut
Generals repOr, shows that countie. were dshcept -,
snoerstc ,1riiie aud rs gave Republican msjortes Of
the last election" ., 2. a.
"Snameless specimen Of mendacity"' was 1t, to
Inv evidence too brising for our doughty neighbor
TO touch. If The Observer would not think us too
mendscious. we should like to repeat a few more
figures bearing on this said question OF volunteer
ing We take them from the last report OF Adlu-
i.ni Gen. Ilhouse, and quote them for the purpose
Of showing, on authority above question, where the
voluuteers have really gone from:
uSDyR pRysIDEST's CALL OF JULY 2 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
Travellers, Guide.

To Albany. by Hud.cn Rive RR.. % Warren
81 = 10 ~ ard ~ s. and D.. y m. sunday. s:22 p.
To Albany by Harlem kR 2sths and tthav iots u
10 Bo.ou by Nsw-London line. Pier 3, y
II stoniu .tou line Pier 10. y. u. and Fall
River .n-. Pier } y X. daily lSunda,seI
esp,sdl sp IN.
To Eo.ion. by Sew.Hsyen Rk., via Spring
taa ?7th,t ard ,,hav........s N and q and D.
To Loston. by Se~.liAyeu KR. 2Ith-.t and
sth.s, via Shore Line... aud p. N Sunday p
10 Bunao by Enc Rb foot Of Chsmbsr.-
Observation-Disclosures and 10 q and p
To Philad-lphia by Nes.Jersy Railroad foot
OF Coursad ST 10. NJ, a ia u Sunday, u p m
SO Fhilsieiphis Dv Camden and Amooy ,
Railroad Pier 20 y. X. foot OF Bsrcayst O. m p m
To Washington, by Ne~-Jers-y RR.7. l0a IN.
end :. ~. foot OF Court sndist. Sunday u p NJ
TO tic West by Central Ratfoad Of Nex'
J-isey, foot OF CouftlHndt-st. b and a m.
4. ........,.................aad p. IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
.rphsns under 70 year. Of sse
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Portland Adrer'ser OF thu 10Th inst. reports;
4 substitute attempted to escape fervice yesterday
forenoon by swimm nc from Mackies Island 10 the
man land. The camp guard pursued in a boat and,
reaching the shore about as soon as the might've,
arrested him and took HIM to the lookup. The fel-
low had the price Of his services-S5OO-wiih BIN
when he attempted the escape. but lost II on the
way Beside this, be will undoubtedly be liable TO
punishment as deserter.
The officers allowed one Liskey--a substitute-to
leave the conscript camp, NewHsven, on Monday,
In charge of corporal and soldier on short fur
Tough. lie gave them the slip by going IN o hatch :
beer saloon to cray debt" aud running out tie
back way and over the fences. Jacob Mallhouse
felt sorry for the corporal who unless the man could
bs produced, would be obliged TO live year or 30 IN
Fort Lafayete, and by giving bis mind to the sub
ject was able to jog him nj about o'clock the same
night The substitute had about $50 ia bis pocket.
He il a German. The Provost-Marshal will attend
20 hi case.
correspondent suggests that the Provo.t-Mar-
shsl should furnish newspaper reporters with list
OF those 10 be examined for exemption, day IN i'd
vance 20 that the hundreds who cannot get hear
ing need be mIelled to stand all day IN the hot
sun for nothing. The suggestion Is a good one, and
should be adopted by the officers IN question. Let
them to-day indicate 10 the press The number OF
drafted men, as Their names occur IN the Published
LIST. who will be examined tomorrow, and then
only ihose to be examined need attenp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
IRON ZACH STATE
Cattle. 6b'p L Lbs. Calves

Tidrs. 1noic = % iAiov &C. 2 ibi PeIts, &c II
escn. Caf,k.A. lIalsc-y n
BB..f EItrs ana frst quality include nothing bu, III.
lest large. stall fed OJeu. Second quAiy Includes Ihs
best s,.d Omen the b-s. aed Cows and the best IN 90
ysarod Steers Ordinary consists Of Bulls and the refuse
sHExP-EI. include, Coet' and when thoss o. inferior
quAi y thrown out NJ,
Ih,re thu Grand Trunk End Eastern Rail
al ~ over tho Boston Lowell and l5I over tbs steh-
burr q,
hEyARK.-Ther- was Dctwhstsnding the continue hot
Of soak at market thi. week C,tte
generally and Of rather qusy Prices about the
sane hat week. Lambs sold quick slight advance on
last Quotations WAS obtsin,d for the best qdsliiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
Snmrner Complaints.

RADWAI'o READY AFLIEF.
This medicine be taken at this season Ok
the year particularly whenever you have the leas, aDcom.
t.b feeling iro an over indu ssnce OF fruit wheaevss
pisrh or psin In the bowels tho result Of eating tainted
food OF relaxing coalition Of tie atmosphere htaxen &C.
cordng to directions fails to check the disorder snd
alag pain. For year. has 1t been tested and i' rsa-
billy established beg ond doubt
The soldier, Of the Potomac bear testimony to is EN-
csey IN curing OF Daheas and Dysen,ere' for they poos
fellows paid the suffers last Summer as high I" s wh'n u
ord power supply them for % ceus' Tor o's
OF the Relief
For D.rrhea Dysentory and Cholers Morbus use RAD
WAYS READY RELGEF-chsw a little gum arabic, aud
avoid opla,s mixtures RADwAY Co. &C. Maiden-lAne
Sold by Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
PRCGELYN ITE5Es.

The observation-disclosures CoFscRIrTIoS Loan.
The Committee OF the Brooklyn Common Council sp-
pointed to make Arrangements for the loan OF 100000 to
be applied to the payment eIsmpons for men OF large
Office yesterday monng the purpose OF receiving the re-
plies ohe Brooklyn banks In relation to the loan There were
pres sen, AID Terrain Newman Perry land Nodsue. Mayor
Ksbnesch aud Tax Commissioner ORoke This Msyorssted
written but all to the eectrespeciiuy decn-
nG to take any portion OF tie loan No gveu but
the general In preston Is that the refusal of the banks based
upon the fsc that the Council have legal author.
lily to authorize the osn and authorized aud taken will
depend contingencies whether not the nsIt Leg
ture will legsire it.
wss suggested In committee hs. special meeting Of
the Aldermen be called and the resolutions modified
offer boun,ies to volunteers instead OF paying for eIeupng
from the dftf but after consultation 1t decided to
ADOPT the Mayors proposition TO advertise for loan from the
public II was hnay agreed to issue proposals. to th. follow
ing effect That proposals. will be received at the office Of the
Mayor City Hall. Brooklyn until Monday. 18th instant at 10
O'Clock m for loan Of million dollars any part
thereof for which certificates viii be ssued payable In one
year with interest at tbs rate Of per cent per annu
In sccordanee with resolution adopted by tho Common
Council the 27th July That tbs Common Council intend
to srpy TO the Leslsurs its nsrt session for &C,
the issue Of bond to raise the necessary faads Tor
the REDEEM tion Of said certificates .,.-.e
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-Bl.sl. x.aNc JULY J. d :. Leonard, B,-NC.
sersE. % Witt k.os.C.
VIM. Gregg r. @N.c. John McGnl. K, @N.C.
Richard Mi.cOn. II. 81 Ga Br.r,on sav.ge. C. 80 Ga
Unknown C. s. a. died on y. NJ. Gardner, T. IL - T.
board usnsport
ssrs'. C. S. Duris.i. D, II sc.
Corp. Il T. Early, D, ii Ga II. C Middleton o, {" Ala
~ d r. o %smsl ~ c. s. Tho. ft. H. .;Nc.
A sh...,.K.7n.c. j. ". Benson. BsNC.
H. p Middleton O. Ala y. J. Sprouts. A. 5. g..
J. M P.ri,h, 6, - Ala John birmingham, d, II Mi''
II. W. Hershey. O. 10. y. Matthews. H. ts,C;
4. d. Hannah, q, 43G. Louis Davidson, y, ii N. G.
n u c.;.,.r psC. W. b. Henson. Y, ENG
q O. Ro,dor X % Ala VIM. Mcdonald. L, & " Z.
$. O. Cough. ID Co. Wash Ar, s.ts JF.Fi,. r. 18th N C.
s.,s, VIM. J. Uoips,voIb. simen 6. Small c 18Th y. C.
j. 18Th u. ?. Hund.Peth. ga Mi''
S s. T. Ss Dove: ~ ssv. D'issyEf - e
A. J. Bay, X. 2''h NC. Henry Scotia '''h n C.
NC 10. y. Pegren, X. 32d n e.
IA. Slider p. 18th s. c Is, Lieut.. s. c. R.dmsn C.
Harry Ch.mber.. q, ssth Ala pth Va
j. ~ Smith b lsihs II :. Powell =. 3ihN C.
AuGusT 2.
Serrt J. n. Snow. u. ~ N {. J. McKeihon X, 5. C.
Samuel heRoy , s. n G. X Romnser. q, 2 N. q.
ID. W. Bulls ,. 81 ~ &.
AUGUsT
A. b. adams K AS.C P.B. Hall. X. C.
AUGusr o.
Corp. A. Ouen,, y. 8. &. W. {. Blsmon',P, ii La
Jane. Mathew L, l3La C.n. Maui b, ii La
AuGrsT g.
w. l.. Michel. u. ii La
AJGUsT g.
serst William L. Tyson, II. 9. J B. Brsdsh.~
La Corp. n. }. Pyle 4 La
III Pugh ID nPs j. Woods. L Is Va
Capt, s. L. shr.dsr x. Va l.. c. Robuet,. q. u NC.
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Among the Confederate prisoners lately brought
into Lexington, KY, was Lieut..CoI. Nixon, form
erly editor Of the Tile Ncu- Orleans Crescent. HI
ram Brewer, formerly editor of Thu Fairfar County
Val Nems, was arrested last week on his way from
Gordousville by the Union troops, and is now held
AS prisoner.
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6peuaI Aotlfes.

AReguiar Meeting of the Republican Centrai
Committee will he'd headquarters, coiser oil broad.
way aud z3d-,t.. on FRIDAY EVENING. IAN inst ats
o'eock BY order WILLIAM A DAZZLING. PfosI
ALERT " Plantations I. SHAW Secretaries
Special Nc;ice.-Tbe Beard OF Counelmen viii bod
sp.csI meeting In thsr Chamber No. 10 City Hail. -
THURSDAY. august The l3.h instr at u o,eiocs IA, o.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
Who Cnn EScnt Thisf

10 the Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune
SIR: one day last week Mr.. Thomas Terril OF
Rorbuy Conn. caught brook trout weighing IL pound"
In the shcpaug River At that place For several days pre-
vou the reluctance Of the smaller hsh to approach little
brook which eptics lotto that had been tho COCA
sion Of remark. and upon examination 1t ~ found that
hi. troutship was spuely en,conoed in the mouth oil
the bro9s. Easn were 81 ouss made capture pim bat 10