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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
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ST Lors Jay l6-rnere almost ealiIe suspension
OF business to-day in Of ght secrips and
yesterday cline In gold CorToS unchanged receipts IS
bales. TOBACCO SHADE higher FLOUR fat bey-ls
hsavy concessions sales At 81 So the ont.id- figure.
for choice double extra WHgAr ower CoEs steady OATS
dnlL
AIB.sr July l6-BsSvxs are down Thu week tie decline
beng 4 ST.. = n ss'e. shout 90 he1d prices ranging
fo ~ ~ Tie quality Of thu cattle sy.ry low
few prime quality. Receipts 20 head SHsEP good
r-ques, and scarce; prices hail advanced if3c + ~
LAxss sQl0c Hoo market unsettled and inactive; sales
rrpo ted Receipts. l,l50 Shipped to NewYoEs, 800
OswKGo. july i5.-FLoUR unsettled. NHsAr Uns-,-
tied and quiet No. Spring he'd u - g sale. CORY
fru No held ~ 81 sales IN small ots ~ Sl&Ii 'Oher
rains scarce ami qnotsssns nominal CANAL FRSIsHrs un
ch sncei Flour 5se, Mheat he Con lt'. t. New ORR
L.Es IMPORTS II ~ bu.h Corn. CANAL Exrosrs. 20 bbs
Flour 3Ooc bush. Whest, p 500 bush. Osts. Shipped by
railroad. g. bbl.. Flour
EUYyl.o july Is p. m.-FLouR fTner. WaEy- frtner,
but quiet sale. Of NO CHICAGO Spring at . oo4 81 lu
No. Milwaukee Sprin; held az - 80 CoRS lniei out ~
sales u No. 81 OATS drll sales s es', but So
Chicago i be 1t so Other rsins nominal WHEY d1i
saes At n IS Cana FRFIGHrs cgl 20 New on VINE
49, Corn, lie: Oats. Toe. LAKE lSpoRrs-7Bp bos
fonr ~ p" bash Wheat u so hnsh Com. Loo BUSH
Oa's CASAL ExPoRrs-2,OJ1 b0ls Flour 81. 100 bush
Wheat, l0laSJ BUSH CON- tts3) bIih. Oats
CHICAGO, July l6-FLOrs hrm. WHEAT active The sales
.ed ,m 81 10 70 - ~ for No aid - % 20 ~ 10 for
No closing dl 1t 81 l7fs2 10 for No. l. ard is. %
- 10 for No CoRs scv- the demand principally Tor
No. 2 A. FL 3afH$l u. OATS Qnie, a. 7oGTc. Hon
WINES dull at r o4T- o4t FxxiGHTs duh At &C. Corn
Buffalo RgczIPrs4 80 b5s. Flour IS GO bash Whesf
90 DO. Corn, "a 20 do Oats. SHIPNssrs-S0 bbs.
Flour Is 900 bush. Wheat Corn 5000 bush. Oa,s
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shall dern 10 another ccnsof the journal. conhded 70
my care Admitting my refusal Of the oeosohio Of Dou Apo
mar del Ratio which, have made through thee and
IN the name and Of the journal referred to
believing him nmic4 TO them and all Of which the de-
ponen. await. the vel kaoa Jsss Of your Excslency
Hor1no, July 1874
cali your attention 10 Article 9Th. II confirms my
many previous statements In regard TO the connection
Of the censor with the Di0rio d, Ia MartHa.
Article 9TH will be OF interest 10 the whole American
Press there two phrases In the postscript Of this
complaint which have underlined. viz; renowned
justice and well known justice" This il rather sareas-
tic and II the affair is n Jeff entirely ~ this justice
there Is some doubt 10 the finale The writer evil
IDENTIFY relies other protection or be would not have
taken the trouble 10 protest expose. petition &C.
The yellow fever to increase; measures are be-
ing taken discovery recently made namely, TO
inUcuste with dew which Is said 20 produce the syrp
toms o. yellow fever and 10 prevent Il Ia vaccine.
have learned Of DO results hut viii keep you advised
watching several cases where 1t has been tried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18
sherman md a Reverend Spectator.

Sometime since the Rev. w. i. Campbell OF
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Nashville. ad
dressed letter TO Gen Sherman, stating that thers was
In Nashville large quantity OF Confederate money
which he could get hold Of and take South TO buy cot
ton permitted to through the lines asserting that
his object realize handsome profit, FOR the pur-
pose Of building college at Nashville. Gen. sherman
received and read the letter. and then threw IL aside
without answering IT, as he knew nothing about the
author and supposed his motives were really good
while bis plans were not permissible
The reverend gentleman waited for considerable
length OF time when he addressed the General ~ fol
lows:
NASHVILLE. June T.
NajorGenerai SHERMAN: SRI wrote you some time
snce relative permit 10 go south and purchase cot
ton with Confederate money. and have received no
answer presume you thought my college proeot was
not feasible and therefore did rot gwe II attention
Now will make this proposition: will buy the cotton
and divide the profits with you.
Yours. truly. W. 4. CAMPBELL
seized pen and ink and the following indorse-
ment on the back:
..Ths il infamous General Webster viii arrest this
man and punish him his age and standing IN the CON-
muity demand"
The order was transmitted 70 General Wooster. who.
In consideration OF his age-he was iIiyhve-eas Only
ordered him north OF the Ohio River
Here Is clear case csling for Comprehend sympathy
and eoquenee General Sherman ought 70 be denounced
by them for having man make such q proposition v
him; on she same principle that the Government j;
denounced because ID Is set upon by impostors and
thieves. Now all together
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From San Francisco.

san FRANCISCO, Friday, July 10 ico]'
The ship +. Buckley, loaded with lumber,
from Puget Sound. has been wrecked at Point Ormos
and will he a total loss. One life was lost.
The Nevada Constitutional Convention Is debating
proposition to exclude mines from the list OF taxable
Mining stocks are little healthier, but prices keep
down. Gould q Curry oseilases between sl,oVV aud
Arriyed-Ship Emerald from New. York; ship Albert
Edward. sydney.
SaiIed-t S. steamer Narraganse!i for Acapulco.
SAN FRANCISCO Saturday, July 10. 1864.
The contractors Of the Comanche have snty.nine
men AZ work putting Ter together The materials have
been ted Sy The wreckers foY salvage, but the wofs
will not probeb,y b. interrupted,
The Csstom.ilouse authorities have hrQGght suits
ag sinst nearly all the heavy importers OF SUI chars
lug them with undev valuation In their invoices Tor the
purpose Of evsding duties, claiming total OF over
Sl,u00n ,x
The bark Iizze OF Hong Kong takes out nearly half
million dollars in treasure. -
may be offered in the settlement OF accounts has caused
meYohsnts 20 sdopt the po-credit system
One Of tls stage and express robbers was Killed soa
Two others were badly wounded N an effort ~ arrest
shral 49,, SD,
ArT.ved. ship Bo'odino rom Philadelphia
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russ5.y the ish inst ., II m, fury e7~. TOT N
purpose q b.ins mustered into th. United s,siss
the ortihcstions Of Wsshinxon City fos se ~
| " u cave At the earliest moment
Transportation viii be provided. f.
BY order w. r. W. CHAsBsn Colouri ComE
Jams H. lssERsoLL- Aa;utsnt.
THE DEPARTURE OF TUg SETH REGIMENT.
The 56th regiment. of Brooklyn, mustered on
Fort Greene last evening" to the number Of about six
hundred men They are under orders TO march for
Washington this evening at four o'clock. The route
viii be frvm the ar1ory In Raymond street through
Fulton avenue, Fulton street ~ the ferry-croSs 10
New York and take the boat for South Amboy at the
foot u Barclay street The following orders hsve been
Issued:
HsADerARrERs 2p DIVISION, y. 7. $. y. O..
BkooELgS, July 10, 1854
SPECIAL ORpERs No 40-Ths soth regiment y o. Of the
state Of New York, nGrdet by Co. Jotn q Adams,
having with the o. the Commander and In
sponse 20 the reon Of the President OF the bned State,
upon the state Of Nevfork reported Cor vounisr, serhee
Tor one hundred days such place places as may De d.
eced BY the War Department Is ordered that Col adams
appy for anspori4ioa OF his regiment Wssh.on and
II. r. DrRyxA Ma. Cen
VIZ. IRyiye SIsELs Div. lisp and A. A. %.
HEADQUARTERS, s5TH REGr., N q = n fr(
BaooKLYs July II. 1854
10 hereby promulgated for the information OF the com
m.nd.
The regimen, win therefore assemble hesdgu.rters Ray
rnoni street, &c be mustered into for 100 days as
state nti. orgAnisAion and immediately march Tor WISH
ington.
The time for assembling for muster "a hereby fxed at
O'Clock 2. N. The regiment will march a,4 ?. n.
BY order OF Col }. O. ADAMS.
Commanding. sSth Regiment
THos. H. LAvLEs, Acting Adjatsni.
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DIED ID.

uopKtNs On s.ven.h-d.y ueruins ish tass, 0sesA
Hopkins IN the Sab year OF ms age " Ia
Hi, irud, and those Of tbs family respectfully Invited
=, .,..rd he funeral rom his Ais residence No ~ West
v~nty x,h street. o'clock hisa Second day. afternoon
JoNEs-On Saturday Jay 10, 1854. Msy Bssoe'h dsssh
r Of D. Derbgh jones' aS-d u year, mouths and days
rhs friends Of the mly aved 70 .ssd VIE funeral
foal The residence Of her hther No 80 sssasn srsse
prooklyu. on Tuesday q / O'Clock N .hs ~ sfnooa
ouACKENBOs-On Sunday. Jnly H. Asas,s hintSone
Qasck snbos IN the I'D year Of his As~
~ relatives and friends respectfully nvxsd 70 Nsora n
funeral On Wednesday NtsSnoon = oesoes' ire@ .
bsrshsIs~e~s Chass1, gamer d Lssyssss D'acs I'D
Gress Jones sfrsrs. - .
rIYLOR-In Brookiyn Sanr2sy. JSiJ 70, Fitch Isyof
srsd % year. mo.ihs sDd II dsya
n r-lsyes and hsrds the Aziy - ns7cssfoy Invited
70 .s,end his funeral nom h: s,e refdsn's Cs',on
nssr Plashing svenue. Monday, Jny Ia ~ ossoe&
"a whom further tsvtaaston q
THORNALL-Os sssdAy, July n, rssssAa VI q bs't
n" yay,s ssd itssals Of he Ani1 ssspsesy invasd
= sfsesd hs taA.r., TeeshI Jay "a = y scesa n,
0on ~ h,s r.4Asace, Ne ce hs4DSsd sHesA Il,
WxlnBN-Os SsSurdsy, Jsy " - NJ isssssxe: g -
IN.J rI.o. Az socIsty Ycssy sesosd sarsss ssl BsEn
s~.nse, Nary Wurea sesA ~ ysa1 80 rsassH
n. uDauss,rs and fysends nvts1 - esseS hse 49,
mn y. iss.iaassor hls moving = xsssea vssoA -
tnes invfisAoA Ths reosss WV - -.
- hteea<oL
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The MniI. Captured by the Florida.

From Tue " ash1ston ChTon7Ie July TO-
Thomas Clark, Esq. the interchangeable gen.
era route agent OF New-York furnishes the following
81 the department;
The following mails were captured ~ the pirate
Florida or board the Electric Spark. on Monday the
nth inst in latitude 80 49, longitude 7i' %. VIZ 10
locked pouches for Nev-OrieaEs. locked pouch for
Pensacola Foridsi q canvas bags for New-Orle@ns;
bag for Pensacola Florida These mails were trans
ferred to the rebel steamer.
The through canvas mail-bsgs-hfty. five in number
which left New.York for the West ut o'clock p. m.
on the 9Th inst. destroyed by fire her with the
entire contents OF the mail car Southfed, New
York about forty-fve miles from NeYfoFk CITY.
Every e1ertion made BY the rolte agent and eu-
poyees Of the train uish the gaes but without
success.
We furnish this information 50 that correspondents
may duplicate their letters If deemed necessary.
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From Souih America.

Notwithstanding that the most stringent
measures have been adopted hY OUT Governments ~
prevent the Spanish Squadron rccegiug SUPPLIES we
have report the arrival nj Cnincas Of vessel
from Valparaiso apparently French and CRYING pro-
visions for the Spaniards AID the 10Th Inst the bark
Heredia also arrived from Valparaiso in ballast II Is
supposed that, she sailed again in company with one
the rigates she is bound 10 GuGyaqui for coal &c.
which viii very probably be Inted by the Republic OF
Ecuador, which has in this our common dincuty, Gis
played feelings nothing short OF sympathy with she
cause Of Spain. .
Cslso with 1852 volunteers from Chill for the Peru
Wan army and navy, including OF the most dstin-
euishcd nav al officers OF that Republic.
CHILE.
In the sittings of the Congress several bills
have been presented respecting new loans. One OF
these which raising So $50 900 in order 10 cover
90 ornaments. has already passed In abe senate
Another bill for getting mortgage ON the ihi"ays
10 the amount Of S2,OOOOOO Is uDner discussion W
the latter loan tso-thrds proposed TO be employed
10 establish National Bank and onethlrd 10 be placed
at the disposal of the Government. .
The Government is preparing for any difficulties into
which the SPANS Peruvian question mght Involve the
country bat great dissatisfaction is expressed with the
Presidents Message regards the part touching on
the seid question and on the establishment OF mon
archy in Mexico
Tho Gillian press says the about the President
as the English press about the Premier OF the Cabinet
OF ST. James viz: that the nation looks TO hin In vain
for vigUr 80
ready for the approval Of the Government. Inc
bricsdes are being organized for the manning OF them
Admiral Simpson leaves by this steamer for the
United States in order to purchase Tor the Chlhsn
Government some four suitable vessels VI war; These
are proposed TO be 1900 trns register arge VITA en-
g1es Of 4OO horsepower aud 20 be ntted with SIX or
eight guns Of large calber each This visit will most
likely be extended 10 Europe.
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Grea, Fire on Long Island.

LAKELAND. IhursIay, Jul! II, ISJf.
To-day, between III and IL o'clock. fire
broke out in the young woods about three miles from
this station. Tine fire is raging furously. There
Is high wind nom the southeast and the underbrnsh
and stubbe being very dry from the long drouth 1t Is
feared the flames will not be checked short OF Isp
avenue about FIVE or six miles from where il started
and this hope arises from the fact that Isp IL
very wide and clean road The cause of tho fire cannot
be ascertained at present In its there
eral small houses and every effort Is being made to
them Gnd their inhabitants from destruction. The
damage will be very great before the tire is stopped
LAKELAND Friday. July l5-2 2. IN.
The fire Is still raging with high wind. and the only
hope Of its stopping is lnl Of wind or rain. Many
hundred acres are burned over.
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Lssal Military Matter.
svvHyry.sRyRyrH REGIMENT.

SEVENTY -6Ev ByTH REGIMENT.
RnAvoyARyn1s -.sn RBsxxssr y. \. ). n. o.. LOAf |
s1ys HALL BApApvAr, July II, iSo% }
GENERAL ORpYs No. 9.Jfhis regimen. having
rrr~iysd uArshiDs order, CosmAniAas Of Cowpsss
hereby orsared ssssh tbs coSaAalds Ieestsy |uy
~ reslpera viii b nsSed into tAs United State ssv'
We ). Ii oosSh q st DAY. md Will de7s for ~sso-
u 10, inaeltzSeG sStxvud
ua.y,,S-s.sss AsArds Vii nsis As neouszary rceasS-
tisns fos ssbssssnrs, xsHSpoTsatson, &c. 40
Ca Inss<t D hxxsby aeatsd - cfaer OF ne az a
Isoa prArt = o,vs u DE .vsd s TO lsorrev-Aos9y
lSA ma guard mouths - {. n BY otd<s OF
p..nv Setr~~ntMaof Col TuonAS Lyyc8-
NNHrs-TKyKO Hg0fNkNI
HrADspAxruma " BnssznIN q. = N. Ill
JsvpuEseS AAzKzf, Jny l.. too<
0wrxnAI OHpHB, No. lo.-Cenmsadnnfs a
s,Ovui. vm insas&ass6 ..ets u&si.sffcn = ss0 49,
sosss. ~ a ssr1uy s.seAs.n sE1A .ad 800 -
dsy XssAyA ~ hsA. IL g = r~sAly
o>nnssa.sa Il csnpna0 IN apoos aesi cenDe.es
m us,fsrn fy sspssls. ~ A. Nssd.yt . As w y
&. S.ss "a rs,oss s1S SfvAsA 4 4G WpedaSs cs.'
- O~,.u,s Ordsr tsu lis Ar00cr Hsysfis Ssnsu,
commssS~ n M a tho Mista FS&ces d this s<afN
ssa paf,osrt 70 req 1snea II the Presdn 81 s Unsfed
Stsies pervupsay MISLEADING the false rePos" %
various newspapers TO the eenuGL .
m rsinsr VA ssssubs fhirssssh street Arm~y On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

RRLryp poR EAST TgyyBssEB.-CA. N. G..
Taylor led his engagements during the past week at
Hudson on Monday. at Newburgh on Tuesday. at
Poughkeepsic on Wednesday, at Troy Frdiy svening
last HIS address at Troy Of thrilling interest and
magnificent piece OF oratoy. AT Albany there seerns
20 have been some eOHreP'; the speaker on hand
bat some blunder intentional neglect the part II
the gentlemen who he'd invited the address haze
occurred. The ways OF Albany past understanding
During the present week Col. Taylor viii speak fol
lows; at Utica on Wednesday. at ROrie on Thursday.
and at Little Fails on Friday evening
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Mr.. Woods Veses on whisky.

sra: Your paper of to-day has the foilowine'
In, Me sus. quite otherwise with Per eoasrs, ses
r.aSo Weed TAsa distinguished Cop}eseed made the
az motion foy ,axns hisky hand, which WA sestAped
=, ,h. votes Of sjoy OF the Democrats, Bot both he and
,Sey tarnsi very short cornell and 'heress ,s5rrs.a
xsa aoau,s any such There unAathentiesacd
49,, ID Es,nApds individual prohA by this change va
= puA snl sAas .hs Of teen vere seen sisS@
yoo ~ n essos n stating that TUNED - sAo's CORNER.
90 r1, oor~,, h shs Eas-es THAI rpcssedy % ev'r
o.s> vs,,s se.nA sxts vhialy hand uAds The Prep
o,so. q suy sseSsA md susssssd throughout BOT 'n
BIZ vssnx sss sAo By 'psAins vhsnever vA es0's ~
-. III V sspiy 10 eszp sabssasers psOpOssros
4. =. ~hAy On s~sd tos Tie .-.isA A..
=. - - 49, 4 h aaseoefous - veil - smpoaSt 70 ~
s,us q, n, v~spA vnsutAer1ed rposs sAsr ny hd'
-, us.ss ~u. ee.0r whe~-u 90 W sss r's1s
-, - uiss.os, assa bvss'ed Ia and thn prcd'
81. ~a..., op1n Il n ss'nsfn snA A.s.sss"' -
q agD ssssAA
~ hKM ~ n Ds&
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LrDeaaA.-An intervening ceremony DOL
p,.os o. MoarDv,s % prl ., beng he opening q
Srss s,su s<s,, min - ~ esesss Of As. LIs7d 1hs
,roc,sdinss consiss.d u proeesioA Of Ne Prssdess
..a saisf sf6ss,, Of - 6svss.ns ngSo - THs
P.sdsss nsls ras nd hessssas sAircsA freeing
a. rp>m. If e.1nuMD -. - - fsGes~ nd
- le.unual hAus., - - @@D = - b
,,ban o. sAArsD ~ A1avvA Y - Ar
-HunA son l. u - - noe.e All
~. -. - - /.s>A - ssaAe 4 vAisa
W. a. haAEs1 pssph ~ RuneAeeeAA nnAs
a., beng the oeter q proceeding.
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Arrival Of the United States supply stenmer
uussaehuSeff..
Pm Appt PBlA Saturday. JAY 70. .

PM ADEIPHlA. Saturday, july ls. al
The United States supply steamer Massachu-
setts Acting-Iieut West. onmsnoer has arrived at
the Philadelphia Navy-Yard from the South-Atlantic
Squadron She brings quantity OF salt and cotton aud
about 800 passengers including j. Rebel prisoners. she
has been a. far south Johns River. Florida. She
LETT Charleston Bar on Thursday evening. She brings
10 report Of military or Laval operatiolA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-18

1AnksAs AecxrEf.CSames enes nna,
sysane vrs run oyee BY freight train on the Harlem
filr.aA the trak Of which be was crossing he died
sfter an aputAtion Of his left les had eesa resss 70
log Dr. AoG0QeSsl
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Destructive Fire In the Wood. OF Maine.

AUGUsfA We, W edHtsday, JUIy -, Io',t-
A destructive fire has been raging on The line
Of the railroad between Whitneyvile and Machiasport
damaging the road to the u abou. a. GEO. and
burning over $1,000 worth Of valuable Woodland. A
great fire is also raging In Cutler, doing Immense
damage.
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Entertninmeuts This Day md Evening.

For LEGATION Of end TINE " aye
tss,ica's "a 0iie, eo.sHs' 9f t.is paper
WAILAcKs THEArgR-Roriro and Juliet.
NiBLos GARDEN The sea Of Ice.
OLYNFIC THEArgs English up~rA
BRoADvAl THEArxK-french spy-Deyilsh Good joke.
BARsUn's MusEUx-Mszu n--rhe OrchsssTion.
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Gen. Frauy,l;n nj Portland.

PORTLAND Me-. July IT. IeOt.
Malor-General franklin arrived home yester-
dav morning. Last night he serenaded at his
residence By the Seventeenth Regiment bani. TIE
General denies that lie pointed out 10 the Rebels by
woman and says half the stories regarding his capture
humbpg
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CONGRESSMAN OF TwsxrY.YIasr DISTRICT,

CONGRESSMAN OF TwHSTY-FRsr DISTRICT,
PA.-Tbe Republican conferees Of Wsstmoreland. Fay
erie and Indiana Counties prsin8 The AAlst Con-
ere.sion. Ds,yoa met OF ~ MonOngssels House on
Thursday f0s the prrpose Of puating In nomination
candidate for Congress.
Tie conferees Vere: c. p. Msrkle D. W. Shryock.
and = Moore, Of Wess,norelaadi Q. l.. Sessen W
Higginbotom, c. z. Svearinger. Of Fsyettei 4 LID
1efbrand J. n. Hodge, John J. Young. OF faye.'s'
Up 10 ten oebek IN the evening one hundred ara
sixty ballots were taken without a noniaasen ihs
candidates we're Hon Wn- Stewart and d. 81 JAIL
Of Indiana sod DIR. Smith Ealles OF LsAyetee' bon
John Covode, Of " :s,uoseAnd declined being . CEN
didass, by letter. 49,,
P.eh candidate received three votes for ntney oa'
baIo,A and on The nooJteen Other BALLOT fensr ~
o.,yed ur votes one Of tie Westr-oseard conierses
yo,ns fbr him. and shs other two for 81 CIaI l.e
Indiana men voted fs Stewart and We fs'e'''
Esn ~ Pulls -, -.
CeafseACR aAjosynea lHheoaSgh WIFE,
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THR PBAoB DBMoCRAcY.-The Democracy OF
Marshall County. Indiana sss Convention held june
& resolved iha, the for the suppression OF the Re
bellon Is Illegal. unconstitutional aud unjust that
the barbaIties and evils OF the war would not b.
materially lessened BY change Of Administration
as long as she war continues" that the Democracy
are firmly opposed to the fuyher continuance Of this
unboy and unnatural STRIFE" and that they recognize
In The person Of Tie Hon. Clement L. Vsllandigham an
honest bold and able advocate Of The sacred, flnda
mental principles Of our Government
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RrgRtfn.
WORCESTER Mass.

WORCESTER Mass. JAY h. ~ ~
The New-Englani College Regatts ~, " 70
neid 90 Lake Quirsigimnnd here on the 2sth irse>
here vii b. citizens regatta the S)th open " g.
boats With prizes Amounting to $500
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MARRIR ID.

CUNNINGHAM MIDDLEBROOK-OnT Thursday July u
q, shrub O,fs w-s,chessr County ~ T. By the hey M
oordon, Mr. joseph Cunningham 70 Ans sa'ah 'Ai'o''
brook.
LOGAN-yOsTER-In New. York on Thursday July .oy
the Rev stephen H Tying Robert Lossn TO harsa1''o
YER both Of this city.
orct,opn- MoAIlSryR-Ou wednesday July II. By she
r., jobn C. r Miissn Victor kiehord NJ " TO Mary
.ldss daughter Of Jsa MeAistef go, 81 Of tan city
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David Garrick's villa at Hampton. near Lon
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