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Cairo, July II.

Some so or 90 rebel cavalry made q
dash into Hickman, KY, night before
last and robbed all stores. They tarried
till after daylight yesterday. During
their stay steamer landed, but they did
not modest her. Our forces now occupy
the town.
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Nashville. July IL

NsSuVIIIo, Cufy IT.
News received from Chattanooga to-
day says Charleston is in possession of
the Fsderals.
Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger takes CON-
msut Of the district Of Cumberland
headquarters ut Nashville.
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EIA musician near Eccies, in Lam
easter. one George Sharp, had his name
painted on his door thus: &c Sharp"
A wag Of . painter, who knew somsshing
Of music, early one morning. made the
following significant asd sndsniabls ad-
1iion--'.is A Aas."
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Buffalo. July IL.

Buffalo, July IL.
The Courier Of to-day publishes Val.
landigham q address to the people OF Ohio.
He accepts the nomination for Governor,
and defines his position In his usual style.
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Portland July II.

A Fisherman reported that when com
ing up from Hsrpswell this morning, he
heard firing. apparently from two vessels
bring brosdsides. One vessel appeared
to have heavier guns than the other.
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Boston. july II.

Boston, July II.
The draft in Lowell, Charlestown, Rex.
bury, Springfield, and other towns, has
been effected in quiet and orderly man
ner.
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New York, July IL.
Everything is reported quiet in the city
this morning.
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New York, July /.

New York, July IL.
The estimated losses by & re during the
late riot foots up over $500, 900. Between
Monday the 18th inst, and Thursday
night, 81 fires occurred.
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Philadelphia, July l8.

There il not : word Of truth in the re.
port that has reached New York that
there IL d riot In this city.
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~ An unpleasant lhing--.o kiss
rosy checked girl aud get Aosshial OF
rssgs.
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Cincinnati. Julv17.

Cincinnati, JAY II.
Morgan passed through Piketon yes
terday afternoon in the direction of Jack
son, evidently making for the river via
Pomeroy or Gallipolis.
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Louisville. july IT.

John Morgan is reported hemnsd in
about twenty miles west of GalIipolis, and
it is thought his forces will now be cap.
tured
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~ A piece Of bread sonked in vine
gar and applied to corn oh the foot, 90.
ing to bed at night, and bound to piece
Of ii cloth, will remove the corn in Two
or three applications.
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Hartford, July II.

me sta 'emen, that riot wsD occurring
10 this city Gu Tuesday, vas "a abumins.
bic kisshsed.
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16Gen. Ben. Prentiss 10 on q visi, 10
his home in Quincy.
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Philadelphia, July II.
The draft in 5Sth Ward of this city
has been completed in qaie. and ordsr-
ly manner.
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Keokaa, IV~s, ma, ~, IesS
NhTiCB--To ~ person. hxying guns revolver /,
pistols, o. munitions OF sar II sty kipd for sai- sr.
orier' not 10 se disp.r the SANE without e,.,
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he special AgrEi of the Tieasur, pspA uncut. All
persons so1a'ing hts orer III IisnI~ haze .uoh
fo"as cinnses tod for lhx OF tb~ O. thu
-ntsh 1s'es. JOHN sgAssrg .
3~-dtF Eurv..er ..,d t.t.,is ,.v
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Syllabus of the Year.

We present this morning, according
to promise, an index of the events OF
the Year 1862. Since we announced it,
we have been enabled to put Il glorious
finish to the long series of dates, and
it is worthy Of remark that the year
opened with the thunder of Bragg s
guns in reply to an insult from the en-
envy at Fort .Pickens, and ended with
the salvos of Braggs artillery on the
field cf his victory before Murfreesbo.
ro'. The following will be found to
have been the general course Of the
events Of the year:
Jdnuary.-The principal event was
the disastrous battle of Fishing Creek,
lightly relieved by the successes Of
jeff. Thompson at Ironton and Hum
phrey Marshall at Prestonburg.
February This was the melancholy
month of Forts Henry and Donelson
and Roanoke Island.
March.-A month of cvacuations and
retreats, but ennobled by the battle of
Elk horn, the naval action of the Vr.
5inia under the command Of Buchanan,
and the baltic Of Glorietta, in New
Mexico.
April.-The battlo of Shiloh stayed,
but did not turn back the tide that was
setting against us. Fort Pulaski and
New Orleans fall.
Maya month of raids and retreats,
but with some gallant fights, rs Will
Iiamsburg, Pennington and Plumb
Point. Towards the last If tho month
Jackson's blows began to tell upon the
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ran RsigaEes iGliRSRpe, Edmond Jones,
seriously,g FSaEsT IL Gaines, W s
Vaughn. szsT%M
Company G. woundod-Privato G
G Garner, WmMcDanel.
Company D.-WouHded-Sergt II A
Rogers, leg; Corpls VIM N Lewis, arm,
III g Rolin, leg; Privates Ii S Hill,
shoulder; A & Pollock, thigh; J II By.
ron, shoulder and arm; Joshua Dean,
wrist; L G Brasior, face; N f Anderson,
leg; SergtM Rogers, elbow; Private j
+ Tins, hip, grape shot.
Company E.-W ounded--Privates II
E Brown, leg; VIM B Taylor, back; j
Il Brandon, slightly; Alex BaiIy,slight,
Company Wounded Lieut. W L
Donaldson severely; Sorgt II Hall,
slightly Privates Michea Ashley, NOR.
tally, since dead; A Reavcs, slightly
Company G.-Killed-Privatc A d
Small.
Company A.-Woundod-Priyato
Louis Cash.
Company I.-Wounded-Lieut Bow
ers, leg; Privctcs John Sells, face John
Bruce, leg; James Hill, head, slightly;
A F Williams, leg, slightly; II II Barnet,
head, slightlyj John Bowers, leg, slight;
ly.
Company K,-Wounded-Sorgt &
W Sawyors, head; Privates J W Sanders
head; NJ B Hill, shoulder; Z B Wright,
M B Hampton, leg; Capt L B Turney,
slight.
Company observation-disclosures J
G Mi lard, slight; } II Cathey, slight.
Comply M.-Wounded- Private New
ton Arnold, sight; Sergt VIM Cashon,
leg and thigh; Privutcs A Bennett, head;
} # Bray, shoulder
Col p Turnoy, severely, mouth !;
Lieut. Col n George, severely, thigh
and hand ; Maj Buchanan, severely,
head.
Woundcd--5l.
Missing--None.
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enemy, and on the last of the month,
at tho battle CT tho Seven Pines, tho
tide was fairly turned.
June.-The month of Jackson's and
Stuart's exploits, of the battle of Seces-
sionvillc, and of Lees grand series of
battles in front OF Richmond. -
uly.-The Richmond BATTLES ended
at Malvern Hill. Morgan and Forrest,
not unknown before, began their bril-.
liant career. The Arkansas won a
fame second only to that of the Vir-
ginia, and Vicksburg, by her successful
resistance, became historic. @
Aug,tSt.-Morgan's exploits contin-
ued, and the first day but one of the
month witnessed the three victories of
Manassas, Richmond, Ky, and Buck
hannon, Va.
September THE battles of German
town, Boohsboro' and Champion Gaps,
Sharpsburg, Iuka, Shepherdstown, and
the capture of Harper's Ferry.
OctOder.-rhe battle OF Perryville,
the repulse at Corinth, Stuart's cxpedi,
ton into Pennsylvania, tho fight at
Pocataligo.
NOvembT-Tho only month in the
year quite barren Of interesting events.
December fredericksburg, Colds
boro, Haftsville, Holly Springs, Vicks,
burg, Murfreesboro' ,-MOble Register.
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4Bg /. GtltataRg.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES,
RICHMOND, Jan. 8.

The New York Herald says Sey-
mours message will tally with his
speeches during tho campaign, and
tavors the prosecution of the war for
the restoration of the Union.
An attempt was made to mob Henry
Ward Beochcr at Elizabeth, New Jer.
sey, on the 5th inst.
The famous Forrest divorce case has
been finally decided. Mrs. Forrest is
to receive forty thousand dollars accu.
muIated al;mony ana four thousand
per year. aosa
The citizens of Augusta county, Va,
presented Stonewall Jackson with u
splendid horse and equipments, fer
services in the valley.
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Constitution as it is, you would he
called secession sympatniser.
No wonder the people are agitated.
They should have become agitated IL
year ago, yes two years ago, before
"honest old Abe" was elected
| have many things that | would
like to say, but as you say, this politi
cal strife should be vailed in darkness.
Oh! yes, as long as we are in power
you democrats must not say word
but just let us alone until we run the
thing through, We will put down this
Internal rebellion ourselves, and If
we do steal, if we do enrich the negro
at the expense Of white men, why You
must not say word, for thcrc must
not bo two parties until the war is over
Such talk WORT do any longer-it
carried in '6l but wouldn't do in '62-
the people were fooled in go and 81,
but wouldn't suck it '62. You remem.
Der the Republicans told US in sixty
that there would be no war, and if the
South did rebel that few old women
with broom sticks would go down and
force them 10 submit. In 81 you told
US that there must not be two parties,
and called yourselves the union party
&c. That game was tried in '62 but
wouldn't wln--the people have begun
to see it is all CANNON.
Well how DO you suppose the woody
ones take it, Why such as have spunk
enough to crawl out Of their holes since
he election, say why the republicans
are all in the army, | say count your
company or regiment and see who
were DEMOCRATS when they enlisted
and L assure you that il they were At
homo now they would be Iound i'll the
democratic party, for such ~ turning
over as there has been here you never
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HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF TENNESSEE
W Oundcl--5l.
Misoing--None.

WNCHEorER, January 8th, 1868.
SoldicrsVthe .l'Dy Of Tennessee:
Your gallant deeds have won the admiration
of your General, your Government and your
Country. For myself | thank you and am
proud fyou-for them tender you the graft
tude and praise you have so nobly won.
In a campaign of less than one month, in tho
face Of wnt5r your achievements have been un-
paraleed, You have captured more than ton
thousand prisoners, taken and preserved thirty
pieces Of artillery and seven thousand small
arms, in addition to many thousand destroyed
You have besides captured eight hundred wag.
ons loaded chiefly with supplies, which have
been destroyed or brought safely to your lines,
and in pitched battles you have driven the enc
my before you, inhicting loss ut least three to
one greater than you have sustained.
In retiring to u stronger position without
moestation from superior force, you have
left him barren field in which to bury his
hosts of slain and to rally and recuperate his
shattered ranks Cut off from his government
both by rail and telegraph, and deprived Of
supplies by the interruption Of his communi-
cations, we shall yet teach him severe lesson
for the rashness Of penetrating q country so
hostile to his cause. Whilst the infantry and
artillery defy him in front, our invincibe cav
airy will assail HIM in flank and rear until VIC
goad him to another advance only to meet an
other signal defeat.
Your General deplores, in common with you,
the loss of your gallant comrades v no have
fallen in our recent coahcts. Let their mem
orics be enshrined in your hearts, us they will
ever be tenderly cherished by their country
men. Let it be yours to avengc their fate and
proudly to emulate their deeds. Remember
that your face is to the foe, and that on YOU
rests the defence Of all that is dear to frecmen.
Soldiers the proudest reflection of your
Generals life is to be known rs the commander
of an army 50 brave and invinciblc us you
have proven. He asks no higher boon than to
lead such men to victory. Toshare their trials
and to stand or fall with them will be the
crown of his. ambition.
BRAXTON BRAGG,
Gcncral Commanding.
--CFFtCIAL--
GEORGE WM Brent
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wfeA, A reyy limited space in the Daily Bull
lelin will be allowed for advertisements.-
Terms, 81 for each square, lst insertion; Scots
lot each subsequent insertion.
4Articles of much length, intended for publ
caton, must be handed in in the forenoon to
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Obituaries, Tributes of Respect, and Funeral
Invitations charged as advertisements, but mar
riagcs and deaths published as news
Advertisements Of charitable institutions at
nal price.
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IRE published by Request.

List of Killed and Wounded in Co..
Twney's First Tenn. Regiment in the
Battle Of Fredericksburg.
Company K.-Killed-Lieut Nc,
Guirc "''.
Company D.-Killed-Private L J
Davis.
Company I-Killed-Privates S &
Mulikcn and John LeDehan.
Company B B-Wounded-Sorgts NJ
Kennedy, N NJ Spicrs; Corpl B F Coch,
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Notice to Subscribers.

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a. it Is notice that the time for which it
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riawes ana deathS published as news
Advertisements Of charitable institutions at
nali price.
TThe following letter was captured
By Capt Gray, Of the lSt. Confederate
regiment, from Yankee officer during
the late battle at Murfresboro. 1t will
repay the time lost in reading it:
CEDAR GROVE, lND., Nov. p, '62.
DsW Sir: Your long desired and oft
looked for letter came this morning.
Mc arc well and doing well, but the
Ny things are going here there is no
tchng. | was drafted ON the 9th Of
o. ana nau to throw up my business
tor Il while. | hired substitute for
three nuudrcd dollars, and now see
that tho secretary OF war has decided
that | must take tue place ut' my sub.
stitutc aud stand his chance Of draft
iftncrc should bc another Think you
,hlt there is any law or JUSTICE about
dat. But its no use 10 talk ub )ut law
or Justice in these times. Tue law is
an Obsolete thing and the Constitution
Played out here. You think the people
'ltre are very highly agitatcd. Why
should they not be! It's not Lincoln >
pocamalI0n alone that agitatcs them,
It's ,hc way lii which thing are carried
on. Lincoln and his saLclitoS have,
,>l. Pledged this government by
Socmn enactment to pay tor all the
negroes any southern State shall eman-
cPate, and to pay for thom all, would
create Il nutiot al debt Of s., 2,0OU, 200 900.
2nd. 1t has abolished slavery IN the
District OF Columbia, and tho people
are taxed to pay for them to the
amount Of SlOO,OO0,0OO.
Bird. 1t has made negro testimony
valid in the District Of Columbia,
against white men, and at the close of
che Session Of Congress, a bill was pen.
Ding, making negro testimony valid in
all the courts OF the United States.
4th. They have made negroes com.
Potent carriers of the mails of the
United States. They have arrested
and put in prison, men upon whom
not u shadow Of suspicion had ever
rested, and kept them confined in some
political Bastile," and after some
months, set them at liberty without
trial or even bringing any charge
against them.
They have violated the Constitution
they sworc to protect. How ?--by pass
lng confscation in defiance OF the plain
letter of tin susponding the writ
Of habeaS corpus in lawful States where
there is no rebellion by appointing
Provost Marshall's, and declaring mar.
tial law in loyal States &c. They have
squandered the peoples money at an
enormous rate. According to John p.
Hale, one Of the leaders OF the fanati
Gal host, there was more money squan.
dered during the first year Of Lincoln's
ministration, than would have sup
ported Buchanan's the same length of
time. Such is the revolving history, or
\ very small portion of j., Of this ad-
Nlnlstratlon ana Congress.
I. Can the putting down of the rebel
lion be trusted longer to such hands 2
NO, for such another session of Con.
gress as the last, will de more TO assist
petf Davis than half Of his army.
While patriotic men are in the field
lighting tor the Union, a horde of spec.
tlators and thieves have been enriching
themselves at their expense. Sir, before
This election if you said anything in
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FROM VICKSBURG.
Official Information.
VlCKSBURG, Jan. Sth.


From the latest information / am
satisfied the enemy's transports have
gone up the river. There are only
seven gunboats between the mouth of
Yazoo river and MiIiken's bend.
Vicksburg is daily growing stronger.
We intend to hold it.
Signed, J. G. PEMBERroN,
Lieut.. Gen. Commanding.
RICHMOND, Jan. 10.
A private dispatch from Gen. Pom.
bertun says we still hold Vicksburg,
and will hold it. Wo are growing
stronger evory day. Tho enemy are
retiring.
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GEORGE WM, Brent,
\, a q
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-30
Night Report.
LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
spirit OF the British .S'eiCSp0pers.
AFFAIRS IN THE GULF DEPARTMENT.
LATE, MEXICAN NEWS
DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH FORCES
CON q IL T. - - ION AL i.
LATE MEXICAN NEWS
DEFEAT OF THE FRENCH FORCES.
CON q X T. - SION AL

NV York. Jan % The steamer Edinburg
has arrived from Liverpool the 18th.
The French official documents explaining the
foreign policy of the French Government were
distributed among the Legislative corps Those
documents say mediation IN America Is postponed
in consequence Of the refusal of England and
Russia to join France, but the Emperor has not
relrained from acquainting the Cabinet at Wash
ngtOn that his Government is still ready TO
mediate, provided the American Government
desires France should facilitate the task of
peace, either alone or collectively, in whatever
form NAV be pointed out 10 her
The Mexican question is referred TO as having
entered. the military phase of which issue must
be awaited Speedy triumph i anticipated
The recall of Gen. Butler is regarded with sat
isfaction bv a majority OF the English journals.
and is considered hopeful, though not act of
grace
News by the Scotia. particularly a. to the
movements of the Democrats, Is construed ia
vorable for peace. but the Etna's advces ex-
yelled the idea.
The Emancipation Proclamation claimed Sc
r;ous attention. but was received too late for
much newspaper comment. The Morning Post
terms !; the death warrant 90 the United States,
and saws it would be terrible act IL IL could be
enforced. but regards it as wholly imperative.
The Star thinks whatever is its immediate ef-
feet. il rings the death knell To slavery.
/ The Telegraph says the rancorous contempt OF
| the South must be increased immensely. and II
the measure il successful never will military ri-
umph have been purchased at so awful price