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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
Political.

IYDfAYA.-Ihe Union Congressional ucket Of
Indiana is as follows 50 far nominated Fourth Dis
triot John H. Farquhar; Fifih, the Hon. G. W Jnani
Sixth. Gen. Ebenezer Dumont Eighth the Hon. Good
love s Orh; Ninth. Schuyler Colfsx; Tenth. Joseph
II. Defrees; Eleventh, Thomas y. St'ilwcll
The Democrats Of the First District have nominated
the Hon. W. T. Niblack The Convention denounced
chs departure Of the Government cm tie doctrines Of
The Declaration Of Independence; the Presidents re-
construction policy. and the suspension Of habea' cor
pus. and further
Eesorsd That ore in favor Of 10 right o. asynp ,le
enforcement Of the Monroe doctrine sd he p!ntecio % .
~orkinsmen Of this country sgai1, trril"ii,al and
Sers similar 10 those recently Issued D. n,n' hOss'" ~
Surbridge ia their respe Give military az s IA, e,,o .
Rssorcd That H. favor Of the mon o. tns o -
peaceful believing fhaf pHf Hthi '''i
sss Be cOmprOui ed out that Oh" '>h '"''' W FD
served by The arbi'rslent Of the swoii i r- ,oe OK
more The aboring men OF the eo" p -
In enforced must Tesa IN serious INJURY 20 our Pod-oNT
fe.1urces
In the Seventh District she Democrats have renomn-
stsd the Hon Daniel ". VOORHEES,. WHO some time ago
declined denomination. Is Coppcrheodi.Iu looking
up in Indiana
The Hon David Turplc is tho nominee in the Ninth
District The resolutions do not profess TO support the
war, bot denounce it as the offspring Of Abolition f.
pstcism and condemn the acts Of the Administration
nom beginning to end, revolutionary and dangerous
In the extreme and such TO b, resisted by the free
men OF the Ninth District
QHIo.-The Hon. X. w. Clark Of Clernont
has been unanimously nominated for Congress In the
Sixth District by tie Union He IL 30 SUCCEED !e
Hot. Chiffon A. White, Copperhesd
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The following extract from letter n ~"
Boston Journal will dispose ectualy OF the Reiterated
osiumny that the negro troops encountered but sGlt
obstacles In tboir wtll-snown assault the outo de-
feusss Of PeteIsburg.
,v day. 81 IA the tent Of Gen. ". r. srh. con
ssnd-r OF tho 18th Army Corp and hsfd lis
in which Gen. Kinks division OF cclorj troops .ood
sae ire and charged upon the Rebel NJ Pete
90 the 10th OF June. There 10 guas poarin2, sn'
Gre Of solid shot and shells upon hose troop. ellr The
,lu. cuitin- It lenstLwise srG crosswio. "1t tley
siood uuuioVed for az Aoursl Not aa,sos iThc.s
the words OF tie ssncrsll II s.'e'o
sest a. But they stood Il, nd yhoD a.,
'rTsosemenis were completed for ch.Fe.s IL" work.
thsy moved with the sirs2Be.s 81 veterans 10 NO s'ack.
expected that they would f back. b. cs, to pieces br
when saw toen held gain The wersi AID CUP
tnre Tue runs. 8stounded. They lost between 90 And
Nv men IN doing IL dhcT, Is material In he 10 make
size best troops In the world tlev properly traiped"
The.o are the words % the abos; commanders rnt
eDs!nces 10 The scribe graduate @! Ncss Point, wts
earlier IN the ws1 hd the pseiaees which were held 10y
many other men sfcii tie nero IA. Ia changed viz,
Tie & convinced and houo.sby follows lie ronVrtion do
alt uho ar. Sos stone bind and p-sVerSy wiiu..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
DOMESTIC rNTELLIGKNCE.

Charles r. Ogden and Washington Howard
were hanged on Wednesday last Mt Bridgeton, n. D.,
for the murder Of Lad0c DaDrcll Damrell had eoped
with Ogdens wife and Ogden and Howard set ont 20.
hcr In suit overtakng the pair GlsssboTo
whore all the parties resided. The woman rau away
Int Darrell when be- bis escape impossible, replied
to tie taunts Of Ogden and his companion by taking OF
pack be carried bis back. throwing IL into some
bushes growing the roadside, and advancing with Il
knife short distance, prepared 20 meet those whom he
knew, no doubt. earnestly intended 20 murder him.
Words ensned. then struggle Howard caught Dam.
reIs IN such manner TO render defense on his
part impossible and Ogden plunged the knife several
times into bis body. Howard also, after Damrell had
fallen seems 20 have given additional stahs The dying
man. in the paroxysmS Of death having raised himself
upon his elbow. Ogden rushed 10 him and Jumped up
and down several times upon the gory and almost mum
mate body accompanying Che motions by approp ~.
ordinations. Subsequent examination eNinceO ',hs
Darurel was stabbed eighteen different paces-na tne
face neck. and the region OF tho heart 80
era Of tie wounds were in theinseN',, ~ - -,
The murdercrs did rot attempt TO cap, h, toS.
once arrested. Howard aud Damreh bad On 800
soldiers md friends in The Rebel army W. ~
at Gettysburg and afterwsgd released ou tiAhs 'no
oath Of allegiance
A statement having been made tat the heDcI
Major Harry GilmOr wa IN ri r'a c 1 on
ID Is orthoriIed by Maor-Ccn. Wool 20 siy that 80
much of the above paragraph as relates 10 HIM Is "o
aud Totally false Capt Harry GilHOr. called as ABOVE
Major Gjlipor prisoner confined in Fort McienTy IN
Js65 was released from confinement by the huth0f'ef
at Washington. and aftervard, 1t IL presumed ek'
changed as prisoner Of war;
The Harvard College Library in Gore Hall
possesses now 10000 volumes beside 75oOo 10 eoouV
PAMPHLETS The libraries of The Divinity ana La"
Schools would increase the number OF volumes 70 iop
COO The sccessons to the General Library dlrng 'he
past year have been i6f volumes ana lo panpncts
The eccessions have been mainly from donations. ne
ann OF $1,000 has been given to tho Library during
the mast wear A large proportion oil the DooAs "a'e
been added during the last eight years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

we deduct FOR flrloughs and hos pas ten per oent we
have 40 900 men In the field and Of these have In
front Of both Lee and Johnston at least twice th iooes
opposed to Them at least 800 600 the residue holding
nicaaions and denos In the rear Of our main armies
If our Government will but keep these armies up to
their present strength and keep down as they can &C.
The months We lave disposed Of our foes ct the
rate Of nearly So per month Should continue to
move with the same degree OF dispatch tho present
campaign Of 1864 at its close wouId ie.fe IeN los III
arms OF able to renew the contest MAssAchIehrfs'
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Buslnrss Notices.

A CARD.-Owing TO the enormous advance
IN Tho prices not only Of the precious oeta but 81 every
other eonvno6iiy ind Il impossible TO continue iorsr inc
ale q my Old raes- Thu regret dinghy g.
h,d hoped to continue wihou change bat having 20 ous
gold d, tho pnsut i5ucu. price. this no iooTer p'he
Nv fien. and he public vii is- credit. however ior
ipr ,rurzed lous gnd ha-d e.aius The u'Yed r''''"e
10 leorcciso tho Gosefnaen, csei. ead cI,s Tho al
vance now rals Il no, enough 10 cover me, MN god ~ ''
sni rates should II TouGn whrr Is, or 20 "H hsu''
farther rs- in rrce. mus, b. mads 10 nny Gaze however
intend - hef,,o.oss 70 ,e1 better article ioF ls' H'''
tl.a,i * eau lie bought fer eisev.lere-
ciscai.r with enrnsia-. Of oil IN sDea styles i
ga. proes wi be rooeiq Of .-'ef ?" "s' ''
A. MoEIos.
July II, l25L VI. - hsih'HL'' ~
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sourHrRSrns IN NEw.YonE Crrr.-This

city swarms with men and women rom the Southern
States refugees blockaderunneTs spies, released prs
oners OF war; Secession spectators relstVes OF heDe'
Officers and Others Some Of them speculate IN gold
some OF them keep boarding houses-some Of them i've
upon the charity Of Their scqusntnces, and majority
N them exert the utmost OF their efforts 20 discourage
splisments lower tie tone Of pstrosism, aud give MI
che aid and comfort they can 10 tho enemy When 1t
n possble to send contraoand 20 the Eebel1 the:
do 80 al gny risk OF COST They do tie trading with
aisloya merchants and send ship loads OF goods 10
blockaCed ports. They the principal OPERATOR in
the uorey market and the rise In the price Of gold IA
due chiefly TO their exertios VLeig conversation u
devoted mainly to the dspraise 81 our officers and men
sad highly -cOloIed elogy OF The Rebels IN arms. asny
OF them are known 70 the detectives. who watoh teS
closets sud rcnder Z Difficult, for them TO sezc another
Chesspeake on lead another Tiof TIE, 20 in and out
day and night at the hotels and ciuhroous whore they
nect each other. but they not unEoced aud IN
known" Notwithstanding the high rate OF rents and
the consequent hegra into the country heres scarcely
Al unoocupied tenement.house in the citS. "To Let
Is sgn seldom seen On the doors OF dwelling IN
New York. and these facts owing 20 the great NUN
Der OF persons who lave cone here from the Seeded
Staies They swell the enlistment roll snd increase
our quota but they will not render service in the army
aud will not take the pains o have their names erased
from he books Of enlistment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

ToBiCCO- GROWERS - INFORMATION - Bass'
wood Ninden) bark IA recommended by ". Uneer.
Germantown Ohio for tying tobacoo, being cheaper
than twne and equally good. Pci lindon tree and
coax the bark few days in water and the inner hbI
yf separate Cut In lengths splt IN suitable shrodS
arS liz IN In coryenlant lunches Those Who cannot
gc hark from tho trees may find il economical TO buy
" baS, MATING which Is often taken by nurserymen
Who use this material In preference to any other ssfn'
t.. budding end grating.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
A vrsY OLD RELo.-There was brought to

A VERY Old RELIC.-1'here was brought TO
or Office on Saturday last by Elisha &. HoTtagc. es.
relic ofGntluit really remarkable. n - an oarihen
nirkin which eas The date Of Ito wear l252 years
20 40 Years before the discovery Of America by Co
'ambus. Il is IN excellent preservation. 10" LITTLE
pc.cs onlJ being broken out OF the upper edge. Tho
ID whioi was sl,o dated IN ths zane way, was broken
Ia The as, - or - yoarz- The family OF Mira Heritage
(who xas Mis- S1udcr) trace It's possession back
10. mor ran lOo wears. 1t WIS brought from Ge.many
BIZ Petay SondoT. who scttcd 40 Pcnns Mock. saicnl
Counfr The pib.in sesrns To have been IN constant
~ az : lrcserTe jsg, and va 20 used BY Mn Herr
t.so- tWo0dbaTy Constitution
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4 HERo.-Th. Hmira Ga:ene snya: The q

4 HBRo.-Th, Eimira Ga-one says: The en-
-narr on tho train conveying prisoners 10 This place
sLen the collision was discovered 10 h. unavoidab,e,
ei certain death staring him II tie face htrocehy
remained at his post and TeYrftod Tie eng ne ana N
against ,he boiler end no literally burning 10 death
mi. noble .old those who came 10 BIS asstshee 20
keep apay from hin for their own safety ~ Nc i"tu
30 boiler a;pull burst Every cxrEtoD was madO 10
ertricnte him hut without avail until life Nas eiinc''
lis ham. WD Ingram. He VIII not pc iofso,s, 4
whom other incidents OF the terrible sCcideh', WHICH
carssd b. death. cease 10 be remembered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

Tax WoRCEsTLI REGArTA.-RaceS FOR Sat
prdsy July 30, the Day following the College Union
Regatta on Lake Qlinsioamond. have been arrsnsed
BY the citizens Of Norcester. Boats from New'fors
and elsewhere may compete and entries are free For
Angle sc0ls the prizes offered arc SIS and s2 for four
oars 500 and $50 and for six-oars, three prizes 81
tlJO, So and $50 The Committee announce that lib
erai arrangements have been made 70 bling on boats
from New-York. We are not informed what crews
from Boson OF Cambridge are Likely ;oeDteT but indg
Ing from the experience Of pest years the New.Yorker
we have any crew In III condition 80 pull. need no:
1t afraid 10 90 on and Try.
WOrcEs7fg. Mass. honiqy. July -, 1864.
The citizens OF Worcester have made arrange
rnents FOR regatta TO take p.ae, Lake Qn'nsiea
.nond on Saturday next. There viii be- three or
vherries-Ono for four-OaTcd and one tor siS-oared
boats Prizes 10 the amount Of s3 VII be- awarded q
the victorious o9Tsmen. liberal ocments have
been made fcr the rsnsporfon 81 boats and theis
from aud TO New.YOIk.
WORCESTER Mas. Monday. July %, 1861.
Nine sngle-scuil Wineries are expected I0l
the citzeGs regatta here next Saturday forenoon b.
hide several four and six oars. One single scn cnerc
lO-dsy is 20 feet lcag and Ony 10 inches wide. Tie
College regatta occurs Friday afternoon. bsse
ball iastch between Harvard and Williams co.ie 80
sill slso be held on Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
Tnr NLnysr NKL1 Is AMrRIcA.-The old

TmR OLDEST NgLL rs AmERicA.-The oldest
hell In Amcric IL an the little Cathode chap" IN the
village - StsRcgls on the II. Lawrence River. lie
bell Ia thai chnrh says m, hy'tict dproro ~ taken
from d. rlcd a, 10 time of The French and Indian
inyasiOn of !hef place. and y u sald, WIS sts'
pended on pol. ard carried on the shoulders OF The
indi.ne through he wilderness 10 the paoe where 1t
noY hanrr. II VI, originally purchased IN Prime by
Tho Church 81 - Reels nud The vessel IN which II was
being taken to Qiebco yas captaied py M LhEHsn
cruiser and taken 10 the port 81 Salem. The bel. as
par Of tho carrO sol end bought b. the churcn
IN Dcorieid Tie ryadoTs 81 Decihcd we're lfoIl II
Regis and took special pride in Foo1pturnS aAd return
IN A ~ tsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
Color PRrSKyrArlos-A color presontst

Color PRESKSrArioy.--A color presonistion
Cook place st Fort Magrudcr Va. ON ts nth inst tho
recipients being The 18th y. Y Vol. Artillery Col
Joseph J. Morrison the largest egment ever recruited
In the United States having eni.ted over $3.50 men.
aud sin have ato- Supplying all dsluauds Tor rnea from
l,;ber regiments over 2 400 men and officers. Brig.
sea Carr reviewed the command on that day. and the
occasion was cHlneucl by the sTee train OF the Fegi
mental band snd pailiOt.c speeches. Now-Yolk may
l., pond Of her so,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

Frgr IN FIRST AyESUE.--Ihe dwelling nc.
rnnied by Mr. Bonjsmin SsVsge in First avenue, he.
~ cen Ihirtuth Ind 1hiryni streets Res yesterday
damaged by IRE. The nd Joining binding. occupied by
JoLn Bates and blrs Fay Was also damaged Ioss OH
furniture e1O0. No insurance. TIE b6idines which
nv owned by Phelps, Dodge Co. aIe damaged 70 the
amount of 800. No Insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
A Conn REronT.--The Ne,e- York Joarnoi o.

(,ozas,,ce qnotng the oftrepea,cd commonplace that
10 Ech, op = on tx last icgs" asks peeIkhy how
mnny LEGS ID. Rebellion has got. 7ns Chicago Tribune
answers:
There is a leg IN Ohio called Valandgham, one IN
Caic,eo called The Tinfs Two in Acw-yOrk. The Jour
I .t C,,s.,essf and EorLj and in Cincinnati TIE
Er,s,y.i. beside two veg lane egs nj Richmond gnd
taL-. Tao hoituf - .er' 1lr thomo'' '"r H'''-
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4 Parc,ous RAscAL.--The notorious CT

A PRECIOUs RASCAL.-The notorious Clarence
Randolph NouDge. who gained uuenyiabo reputs.
zion NJ usynaster o. pufsor NJ the Confederate
steamer Alabama has been hesn from. Amer desert
ing fs and fsnily IN Georgia previous 20 lis career
trate he has further inmotsled himself by icav.
inc second wife In England to whom he was married,
and 4. now OIL his way olt TO the Northern States
' IAieXandTia journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

SPLENDID NOVELTIES in DuMoghSrS NEW
yoyv i,rrsrn,Yrn Nrws Of this week. Accurai,
Portrait nf Gen Franklin; 4 Splendid Picturc Mus
trasing the Rejoicings over Victory, ana Drihian
View. OF Genital rnrk. with other interesting "h'
y.luobl. rteraiy untter. Ready % Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
IMPORTANT DRAFT DECIsroy.--The follow


lug euaiions were sent TO Provost Marsha, General
FRY sc Washington:
"Isp.cscnistiye recruit" (ho 10 sien or citizen
not iabl ~ drlX, entitled to the full Government bounty
sud can b. be CREDITED 70 any township he elect
Ia. credited the nship where the
4. enrolled Tor whom lac IL substituted w. 7. boGC
The allowing answer was receii eds
An aim "rt p'e.Ntativo recruit" entitled 20 az Gov
rne nj boun.ics any other recruit. he cannot be
oroJited 70 any srd or township he may elect. lie must be
-rded 70 the ward township where the nan Is enrolled
tor whom bs Il q Substitute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

Eor Iocat 81 f>asr tame - cos1eseea 81; "str
f.srusufs ~ oficr coiTI.rs u hS PNt-',
W,Lrsc-s THFsryg-11e lrish kgIiG snt--h4alf Hhu9'
SiBLOs DiKprs-Jhe sea OF los.
OLfrPfc 1gf.rTs-Enflsh Opus ,,.a
BrO,Dw6Y THZAfEE--Don Css1r De Basa1--Jehl' i"N"
BasSrI's Mussrs-Mszulin-The Ofche'fl"h'
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MArlRBE ID.

| JEWRSgON-ELY-On Monday July Is. e. the Wes
Twenty third street Presbyterian Chdfch by the Roy. y
H. Mcllvan, -. d. OF Princeton. Geo. Jeuesson TO Dhs
| Maria Louisa Fly both OF New.Nort.
MORGAy-vhN wART--h White Plains Westohesiel
County. n -, ON Sunday July "a, isei by the Rev
seymour Van Du5en. Caleb Morgan IT,. TO r. Lila Var
Wan. 81 II Mhi-a k1hins.
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Spsrial Notices.
ghIrfecuth WAR

Thirteenth Ward Union Aesocintion will hold a
r, -Iar Monthly Neotng 81 %. Shaughnessys Dosel,
corner of Rroone Gud Ptts, THIS Tuesdsyl EVkNlhC,
July ~. letf. fffS r. ELi-Ehi' iFe1's0n''
ya,o. NJ. Mcc.rTks Secretaries.
l. L.. CuADNICh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

RgCLUITDG IN -JERSEY.-T1e T6eRiop
True Aaoiool announces that Gov. Parker Of View
Jersey las assented to recruiting negro slaves In Tho
South aid in filing the quota in that State under the
nav call Tor troois
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

pgyxsy1vAS1A QUOTA. The quota OF Penn
plyania under the eli Of tie President ior 10000 nd
ditOua u.en. 10 G.taJ. THIS aun1lNcrmehl Was mace
o. i,icr fol Col Fry 20 Gov CIr.in lie day Lefoge
yfsv day.
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Ttw ARM AND l.ga PALMgIS PATkSrl sup
n, ff sod.er. Ivy tie in,.ntor Is. FgASA fAis.I oi,
con Ariif Ugosdsv cor. Astor place. y y 49, nn'''
~ 49,. Pulls. ~ order Of no TohoAo' ---
No Sewing Machine complete "ithout ~;
BsRAux's "SyLr Srwkn aase, the rys,, 40 @
s1,.,rs ile wot. itse Only III 80. NJ. sos Bro'd"H!
BATCuELOR's HAIR DYR.--Ihc pes, III INC
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-12
I,rr.us Gold and silver Mining COmpn-

ns-Not!ce i hereby given that, in accordance with
,hr laws uf the Territory of Nevada, the Bylaws
Vi the Company. amt Al order oi the B"arl 81 iT,'
leo. OF th- nl0v,-laue,l Company. there will br
.old on MONDAY the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST.
l>it al o'clock p. NJ. in from; OF the company :
,,-iC.. Koru BruS' store Gold Hll 10 III" highest
bdier Tor United state gold coin. 50 many shares
Il the Capital Stock Of thu abnve-named Company
standing In the ri tue following named per
sons ~ Will ply all assessments now 'iue, together
Sith all expenses NJ advertising sale ami transfer:
E,a-, fsr,ii,Ifss Shurss. Inn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-12

And In accordance With law, and an order u the
Board OF Trustees made on tho thlrty-hrtt day Of
May, lsf4, 70 many shares OF each parcel OF snid
stock as may be necessary viii be sold at the sales
Francisco, on FRIDAY, the fifteenth day Of July.
lS6 al O'Clock I'm, TO pay said delinquent asseIs-
mcnts thereon together with cost Ur advertising
and expenses ut sale.
J. II. SAYRE, Sec'y.
Once, No. IA Montgomery street. Sun Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-12
Michigan Mining and MIL Company.

NOtICc Is hereby gINen, TINT II ACCOruAIVt VIII lV
laws Of Nevada Territory, and the bylaws OF this
company there will be sold at public suction TO the
highest and best bidder for gold coin, In front OF the
SecretaryS Office, the same being the ONCE or The
COMPANY In the town OF Gold Hill, county Of Storey,
and Territory 81 Nevada, on WEDNESDAY. the
TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 4. ID. lS64. between the
hours Uf la O'Clock NJ and O'Clock =. n. to-uit: al
O'Clock r. NJ, so many shares Of the capital stock
Of the above named company, standing In the names
uf the following persons, and respectively num0eir'
together with costs Of advertising and sale: