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UgdoE, tho IL Kcfugee ActOr-His First An
pearance the sConscrf;f" and ssDc-


From the Charleston Mercury, Oct Ia.
The enrelug officer Of Richmond hna called upon the
Erdp TO that through no fault OF rs that
slr Ogdeu put the thar he had him ar
rested and taken TO camp Lee six months age ana hat
with this bus duty in The matter ended fhis clears up
the enrolling Is concerned, but
the STU remains That ogden DID ansPe 10 eude the
service 20 The day he ahscouded TO the Yankees
The III Ogdens bat the LIST day or
April last De arrested and surrendered " the &hri
ties amp Lee consctipt; lie fucd cut y @rt5 OF
babess coruus the ground that ne "domtciled
foreigner Y wns most ians.y and c'abo ate
y srg ID he nad he heuent o the learned counsel
the bar but after all this tue ur, decided that no
s,be coosrriptou, and yemspdsa bm TO the
cnstoty o tho authorizes nt amp ee lns ass On toe
15h ty o. August AIR. Oa1en stood tbeO by ihe Judg.
ment tho court, A. causcr III. Il the law bad
bcon executed IL bs case lie wuu hsvo heon assRned
10 company and seat into tne led lnstead o, ms
NJ. Ogden AXIS hack INTO the citv To his lxu-
rinrs apartments, and struts streets ,rotn nc Hth
dy oi Augue - The st day q october Tuen heescspes
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The salute for tho Grrnt rietory-Sug
posed to- be la Honor og Coz. Hrans
Late DtsttpguIshed yfctortc., Sc.


The two armies SIN Gpdemor strstNe or ytster.
day. 5kg 6ft8g Ttrrsdtg trerlag rts, " sfH. q
shoucd saiete. h5nor ~ he Cntn, Yefvgettet w
NdntOu Fssenen Geigs. ana ssprui ar ssf,naatst'd
tig bugs who have boan visit tho army ier ssyu
RAJ days The hair day .uecsSs Of ShsTidaH r fcsoR
eoa5as he'd sonsihirg n a. rita Il, .e. OufiUg too
whole Il yesterday scarcely gun was heard on tht H.
from OF Harrison, north Of the Jecs. " fot AeRa9,
kaot n M thp A
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Fasa, Ra.,road Acc idsms.

WhEtLINH, Wcst v 81 UCE N, IbUHs
he stock train going in vollision with tho
passenger nsiu going from Baltimore {" about ono
O'Clock this morning four miles from Manninscn on tho
Baltimore and ohio Railroad The engineer, dreman and
soldier instantly killed, and twelve or nfeoo per
sons were wounded, several Of them seriously. Tho
train 10 q total wreck.
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Rumorsd Death Of tho Rebel General
Pagan. Os Arkansms. tn = Duel with
General Marn . nkc.
From the Little Rock tArk.) Democrat.
There was u report m town yesterday, canning from
two Sources Of them entitled credit that lbe rebel
General Pagan bad beon killed 10 dHe by Gen. Marina
duke. Narmaduke il q missourian. Hndman found him
IN TeoDessee, adopted him protege and brought him
over. Msrmaduke is reckless, desperate man, yet
He little for the lives OF his and is not nj all
feared by Union anders who know that he is easily
driven Off Just before the capture OF Little Rock Mar
madudo killed Gen. harfh Walker 10 duel here. s
well for the Unou that Pagan did not KIN him
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The 50. Albans Raiders.

81. ALsASs, W, Oct a, 1864
The following the names Of the rebel raiders taken
at stsnstead and now In jail stst Johns, Canada East
j. McGroy, James Dcty, Geo. Williams alias Scott, saml
ereirp, d. Moore, Callahan Wallace, j. seakey, r. r.
Brucc, T. b. crio, Marcus Spruce Square revis, Bon.
matt H. Young. chas H. swager All is now quiet here
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NEWS FROM TEE SOUTH.
Desperate Efforts Of the Rebel Government
to Fill Up its Army.
Concentration for the Great Final
Struggle at Richmond.
lGNGSTEEET IN THE FIELD AGAIN,
&C.. &c.. &c
FItllnR Up the Rebel Eanhs-NStvo
Contractors and 1heir Emplcyes I'm

Pressed.
from the Richmond Dispatch, Oct. 81.
late order. heued from the Office tne Adjuant and
Inspector General .he chiefs the Bnreau OF ord
nance and OK the Nitre Bareau turn without de-
lay oneth OF AL the force employs IN their respective
bussaux, ncndics contractors and other employees
This ofer oit the 6esd almost many
o, more hGa procured by TIE rercoCn 0f de ais Of
prOiucerS-e whole number Of uho hdrs detailed
farmers h sids Of Tie Mis- belna four
thousand four hgndrel and ci1kty fut.
Tho only obestion 20 this order s that portion OF 1t
which says: Ihree days are allowed Tor the execution
OF this order after iis reception at post station OF
tho different departments This time viii Go short
prevent Inconvenience TO tho public service from the
sudden cessation Of labor and tho inability Of contractors
to v ind up their Affairs
Tin 1883, by general order from the War Department
OF The rebel army all persons the OF
tho govsrnsn, contractors for the supply Of sapetre
nitre, &c and who actually employed In mining.
declared exempt from military duty. BY the order
above alluded 10 ihsse exempts mpressed.--ED.
HsRAID.l
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gfc Tsrritse Hashy--The HANGING OF
EI,, Near at Ft.at Royal.
~ a D~fO

toorresrOIdsace afthc fichuc nd Enquirer Oct 22.I
Fpas FnL, MAR UrrERvILfB,
FRnorer cntnty, oct. IL, 1854
ence ast he va KEGS bsving CALAMITY msrcohd IN
sre dtsp ed sbys riRht to rule his conederacy,
crvreelonasu ma beSa cnn nuously and closely
fsged as y have but little tre for Indiine epsolary
Anmunicaiions At the Of tho inv aslon Colonel
sssby was aomewh here IN yeur confederacy having his
NapDd atenied 20, ard though hardly able 10 walk
RIDE, be buried so bis command once IN n'otmed
Dir. Galop ono YanKoo general In conmandl thai
he had fought and bed for that portion OF vm.
finN and could not think of disrosine of A ON
bnch reasonabs terms, which pssnrsuee you viii
hereafter learn be has iully supported. During
Denfnsnd OF Captsip ". IL Chapman, Who with por
lc1 Of bis force attacked cavalry camp Of the enemy
Ae.f Front Royal aad succeeded in outing them q M
rstcy, capturing Their entire camp when the Yankees
es,ag suddenly aud heavily rcnforced no compelled
70 wNhdraw, not, however, without leaving the ground
psrswn With their dead aad wounded, aud, mp to this
Vine, Without the loss OF man but unfortunately,
ycvsta OF his having had their horses killed. tell
INTO the hands q The enemy, who cowardly beat tnem
WIN saores aud tortured them IN every possible way Tor
konrr, and finally hung them m the streets OF Front
Royal, With orders 20 the citizens that " they
h1culd be sgsn down within three days the
Whole Community ahould be hung, ant the village burst
Very for unneiy the battalion abis 10 chalk the
tommand who treated their comrades with brutal
humanity and viii take occasion 70 return the
Nh interest at the earliest opportunity, having long
nAcs osased TO look 70 their government for protection
w the night OF the 9th OF OcsobSr Mcsby sttacksd
esual Gallop, In camp near Rectcrtowu, and after
Assprale 1ght succeeded IN routing him completely
&aetsss m epsxs eamp nsNssss viii tsaia " ears
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Miss olive Logan IA Rh,,seeiphia.

PnILADEltHA, Oct. e, 1874
Miss Olive Logan opened tonight a. Grover Sims
New Chestnut street theatre to splendid house com
posed OF tho siae OF Philadelphia she carried toe
audience with her excellent acting tho eud Of tho
fourth ACT suo received an ovation ia tho shape ap
plauso and floral onsrngs
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Tho neatrrs.


Tho Busy Body, five act comrdy, which has not been
prssoncd this ,beatre tor two yesr somewhat
lew ch,rm to the board Of walack's last night II 10
not unfamiliar, however, 10 our public II Is thoroughly
English 10 sy ard manner tho scene Ia OF he date sr
tho early part OF this ceniary, and altogether
light. lively, and ratlpg sort Of affair, with ts in
cidcuts perh aps ito overcrowdnd, but piaun In
language preserve interest aud charm hougb b.
out the piece. The chief character. MnrI g. s,ccseds
admirably in marrng all the plots excepting the plot OF
the piay but Tins his Ingenious laughing fsis TO ac
compsh for, in all pieces Of this character. every
tbina cornos right before the curtains falls. The
comedy would os tragedy IL it did not.
NiBLo's GARDEN.
Miss Maggie Mitchell make her FIRST Appearance for tho
sessop this establishment last ant Fapchon tho
Crcsetonc OF the freshest original aud exquisite
dramatic Creations Inc peculiar features o. this
part--s vitality, its delIeatior of the Gxubcrans
spirits Of child merged IN ine dawuirg dsIcacy oe
the fyen with iciicy that fairly idsn,i-
Ges the with the character. Hss Ntches laugh
Is conlagou frGm the .; her appearance and
delghted OF toe largest audiences ever Assem- bed In
theatre The elective SbaDcv Dance was roundy
a2paudei the audience ana be clied a. at least
snich the welt abused pubic Appreciate
chasie little piece OF poetry The pay was well put
upon sInge and Niss Mche'rs engagcment will un-
douotedy provo grss, success Tor The uansgsr
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M I s s O U ri.

The Retreat and PMRsuit OF Price.
KANSAS Cry Oct "a, 1884.
courier just from the front reports that Price In
foil retreat and closely pursued by forces. When
Tho courier Iefl the enemy twenty-five miles south
OF here.
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Sick and Wounded Men or rene TIVE mite IN
Corps Transferred to Nashville Hos
p1tmis, Oct. IS, 1854.

pttmts. Oct. Is, 1854.
l.. Beishe, Co X, 7th Pennsylvania cavalry, left leg
amputsled
J. STOW Co F. 122d New YORK, wounded in right hand
I. Carr, Co. y, 73d Pennsylvania, wouGded y right
hand
W. Haggerty, Co. i, 3sd New York, Intermittent
fever.
corporal A. Thompson, Co D, LIST New Jersey, dyseo.
terry
G. J. Quick, On. r, 143d New York, rheumatism.
Corporal A. Persun, Co g, 2sth Pennsylvania.
W 4. Rogers, Co. I, 18th Pennsylvania.
B schnsn, Co. y, i4sh Pennsylvana, intermittent
fever
W. Hammond, Co. {, a.b Pennsylvania cavalry, inter
mttent fever.
D. Matthias, Co. u, 18th Pennsyivania cavay, nicr.
mittent 'over
j. Maioncy, s9th New Jersey, diarrhus
Corporal Meyers, co. n, 7th Pcnnsylyanis cavalry
wounded IN arm.
s II Vines, co =, 18th United States infantry wound
ed 10 foot
". Newman. Co n, 14gth New York leg smputstcd
H. kenton, Co T. 1st New York. wounded In leg.
=. Carey, co. 6, Goth New York, wounded ia both
thighs.
j Howard, Co. @, nth Pennsylvania wounded IN arm.
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Oneers Exchanged mt Rough and Read
Ca. m nhSa ~. I2GA.

Correspondents Of Louisville Journail
The following officers from Eastern commands wero ex
changed Ia civ a. Rough and Ready, Ca -
Lieut. q l. breckenridge, Co. y, I'd U. art, July ~
LicuL v, Becber, 73d Penusy ivauia, July 30
Lieut., ~ RtsssD, 6th Pennsylvania, July 20
Capt. Y. n Perkins Co. D. 18th y. infantry, July 81
Lieut. }. ,ouehlao, A. ID. O., July %
Lieut.. H. II. Siurdsvant, Go. u, 1ltth Pa, July 20
Lieut. B. " sosldsn, l3sth Nov York, july 10.
capt D. G. Buen, Gen. Howard staff, sept. ..
MAJOR "A. White. 6gth Pennsyiv auia, July 80.
Msl. cen. stoncman, commanding cavalry corps.
MAJOR W. keouch. A. ID. O.
The officers who were brought up the 2Sth ins':
loohod snguarly delicate and weak. Though none bad
been captured previous to Nay aud the MAJORITY OF them
n the mouths july and August yet In this short timo
starvation had begun us work and neglect aod abuse
had assisted In telling feariuliy sad story. Iher
clothes were ragged snd dirty and their thin pale faces
plainly spoke o, The their present disress and
Jus. 10 dsscsly told Of the happiness which ned 'ner
hesrs 70 everhewius ~ they thought Of me dear
battle vosn comrades BY whom they we're sur
rounded, and the nag Of liberty whrh acs,ed oys,
through months cf ssn aud conflict, and upon which
THAR nsarM asA hspss were csaArsd vnAa oossssd
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rhe Ffght ON Cedar Creek ON the l3e n
Instant.

IFFOm the NnaTIuFtesVf'e VHIVtfVIei Vets w
We have authentic accounts from the valley.
inc altar at Stresburg occurred on Thursday Our
Amy advanced ue btycni Strssb irg, and found
lbs energy force on the NORTH siie oI Ccfar creek
A,er sbelieE their camps for short tine they threw
Sncrutons division ot Crook corIs, acruss The creek
ecrdou and hershaw attacked taera ard drove tnem
Asrx b,ndsomely, Killing sud wouudng some nfty or
o. -eniy .nvc, and capturing sbou' a. many prisoners
~. ioss IN khef snj wounded vss sh ,ut tho same.
eeurDabt $. L. trsnce hd3e Ant 81 Acting Brigsd,er
sg-sral Carter tho artillery, sounded severely,
A~s rot dangerously In the thigh The ,lisn bone was
a. ipped hus nos broken
10 Friday the cocuy had small force OF cavalry In
tre giitfe o. strssArr'
srton.rs rspcr, tina, the Sixth corps was al Froui
k y. ftt .sent pusit'Jn OF cur army II is uunesFary
- zen iar. We IN tst tb. enemy have not crossed
- p,ns BID Q, raw s.ttsdthe only movement east.
ksfd b. NJ mat OF he stAtb tcfps TO Front Royal
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Fare IN D.rchcsser. Mas.

BosroS, Oct "a, 1894
The car house. and stables OF tho Metropolitan Horse
Railway Company. In Dorchester destroyed BY Are
$4,000
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rery afh ss,tnas UPON hfnss fAs Wctad Aars looE
ppon A,q he n,agn cr,a umisary around ohsca ths
,e-s ~ IaS esaiea racy revetse no nuss pardon W y
We ntst upon viewing him secondnry rb Of the
pe waoss NOT proper 10 be seeN b posRsd
sm a. corrected We need Tar INTO particulars
~ NJ DdotS cD,d anfy b. brought see IN. dlscouvdsIng
eaets hls has Rad .fsn ne ouary and oosaia set
aoom % M spfn Of genuine smiiry n 10 better ~ e.e
cmas tn. so hs have weua es service
shan by vain apPoas for everybody 70 the 'front.'
Impressed acn-Jonn Al. liner, Of
Va. on ths Dignity ~ the rr.t-gsiou.
lFrom the kohinond Dispatch, Oct Il Advertisement
Law HoTl0E-ro ALL WHOM 1T MAY cOECKRN.
u General Order No. 26, issued by order Of Major
General kemper, the following language used
T r Of S".s, We 70 :1
and Is IN no wise oenehciAi. b; order et vxupvp
H cArlSrr, Assis,an, djnIant General
Having been informed by MAJOR General KempeP
'that hs has 10 apology or explanation to MAKE" now
the cages referred 10 that viii asrtake them and
proseen's them nope, with manly armness and gentle
have refused cases heretofore Of this character a.
buudreds testify. Dot wishing In contact with
the oecreiary o, VAR tw snce ,s arb rdrv ntempsred
aud ,,lrorref e,deydptrsng dn aonorJth pr' ston,
aad dsroga'ory 10 H- di1'u Of the iacI viii take snch
o.ses aud any delay Is caused by reason Of my en-
p'oyment viii whe,her clients incur expense
tor which no eguvae st Is received -
such great Judges Mansfield, Scott Holt. Broueham,
&c o. England: Marshall story latsy. sc of America,
nw ys coartot the and OF "couuse" II Jeres and
Wi'lioms, OF "ey, fame ana msnory' who despissd
wise. ga and ,nol,Jl- as 10 be the arproGch
If "CounSe he proud recognize least AZ
equals bcioro hs mounted his stars2
NJ moan IohDg personally dsrespectfnl 10 Major Gene
raj Kemper urless ne ch oses consider it, But
E'i noe tolerate this assault essi at least the
equal TO the milltlry-and of which | am humble
member. Any one who intmates that tnoee who have
or may employ me incur "expense for which 10 sauiva-
lent Ia racfved," yttishe What "a Hot ned ~ fac
cnd deyCgctory TO truth as it is offensive 70 prop,.ay
JOHN II. GiLMER.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
The Georgia Mi,ftia tn High spfrft

The Macon heliQc'er hazards the prediction that Al
lanta will be occupied by the rebel forces II
adds
The troops that rend,zousis0 In d,c. auriters at
hts State fll sn,tsi1n, end spiyit
and few days VIII be on the march for duty, where
they win be or great service 10 the army. where
they will do this Sate service whose benefits are in
calculable The plans working well, and IN their
certain the utter discontinue aud total
OF the enemy. To sssst TO the desirable end, is
the duty OF every man liable TO duty TO come without
delay take his place and make this campaign brilliant
and glorious ending OF the
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
Arrangements Ma king to Enter Atlantis
and Securely Hold ".
From tho Macon IltelsrrerI

Whilst our army is managing ihe enemy IN tie noun
ta,ss OF North Georgia, drTGngeR-s tIn1 Ffsced
b. occupy Ala'xa by forces, and sny Le
will o he'd ha. sfron0 ard ar1taDe force .r
py and securely held that ctp heacetorh IIGy hs cork
rapidly progressing ct WiN place Mc city
cotion Hih he World again. and make cof fov
hereafter. In tie plan being pursued tie en.rsv
lost sight Of conpl,tely, fer ne tc1 they ~H
be ia e tcGy. Tho movements IN progress suf
GENTLY ample 20 march TIE feeble oTpouon may
MAKE they UiH simply disDlace em and give the ciy
possession dgd,n, and then foy succesaul and
dertded increment ON the essnys and fciks
From all quarters the moars coming. The clans
gathering Net only from Georgia bst from Alabama,
Mssisssppi and Soth Carolina, there quietly
tsng formidable pop phose presence and efforts 'ciiI
prore surnouncte tdrrtr TO any advances again OF
the enemy. Our army the front will ireredse in
strength nubys BY he addition Of hoe phose places
wilt Be fIed BY fresh troops in the rear. The campaign
U entirely clear Ae couatry ssnh Of the Tennessee Tircy
OF the enemy. 10 Will be O decided success.
The New York herald., 1864-10-25
Lon~strecs In IN. Fie,d Again.

from the Richmond Enquirer, Oct. ~.
has been known for some days past IN Lieutenant
General Lonestreet mas returned 10 Virginia after
absence OF some months 10 the South. whittier he re
paired health favor the valescebce
OF his wound received near Fredercksburg TO May last
Tho soldiers Of his old command WI gladly wesone
him back among ihem, and the country viii 20 reloiced
TO learn that he once in tho aela again. the
following General orders VIII show
GENERAL oRpERs-vo. T.
HEADQuARfERs. r Rsr ARMY CosPs. Oct. ls 1854
Ey speoai orders No 2.s tieadlnar.rs Army rnrhern
Tna nndersigird gratua,es gallant officers
whom associated 40 many OF the proadest reeoheeons
Ia psr,se WIN them for + command he desires
fnpSs mrnGsen IN ,ner saany aud res@t cu S Se "s
une1ap campaign aud his oest wishe for their ieture
Il. A. ANDERSON, Lieu,onan. General
GENERAL oppERs--No. I3.
HEApeuAsyras Fissr ARMY uoars, Oct, ~ isci.
Tho uud.ssGne. wnh deep ead grateful emotions, re
AltGou separated from /. The frat action Of ,ie
eampaisn s j., naanovy % HIM
as has marked VIZ ras nma m e
comm anoer who has worthi, lei YOU
aimn,s trae 70 s. We hAye s, 10 Tho Ss an
Tor glory our love Of connuy and OR deermna0
: "''' ''' 'A'y J. 1.osGsrREEr. lieutenant General.
Spirit snd Sentiments OF ths Rebels.
[rrom the kcnmrnd Enquirer, Oct q.
To Aus,ra,e tho sentiments of our people, old and
young, under Yankee ruie make from
| friend in ono OF tho Northern ctes.--
Il am well and hearty with good odspri's, s'pieosy of
hope, and "heart Tor every fsien The nigh, or
suffering ia about ended aud tho horizon Already shows
the ruddy tnge from the Gun OF freedom just abou, 10
rise a nation that, in every attribute Of greatness
will put N others 30 shame aod with the oorscieusuess
that Vas all dose by the vaorous hearts and strong
Of hor sope not only unaded by others, but
| despite Of the opposition OF AL. "Oh would were
boy again." that might SEQ moro 0. her destiny,
| and back longer In the sunshine OF iher greet
am often lonely, having nosbmg that is and
dear hero; bus thank God have yood health aud
spirit that does easily give way difficulties.
notwithstanding the tedium Of alone
have proud knowing stood
up against my fate as man should, and have never
covered 70 circumstances, but have kept NY
steadily fixed Of my couu,rys destiny the
steady and unwaveripg faith thas oil vii! be right and
ehe Will be free "
Tho above ia who has been bcreft o. ni his
property home chi dren Ia the s'ny lines he
has the heart Of The oak, and puts weak
kneed ones OF younger age.
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REHEL ACCOUNTS.
The Twentieth Corps In u State OF Siege
at AtIAnta-RebeR Anxiety to Gcs Pow
session OF Atlanta.


Correspondence or the Augusta Chronicle
The plans OF the federal commander are beginning TO
be deveoped Al dhGsad his defences haze been
traced thai quite part,oa OF The CITY has bsca "iet out ia
the cotd, and cGraTy hare m6de tco three d0shts
io me suburbs There federal cavalry around
tho city, and our patrol MAZE daily observations
extending from East Point TO Decatur. That OF
Wfedera force has moved IN tho direction Of either
Macon Augusta thus been ascertcned satisfac-
tory The garrison az Atlanta is composed OF Sncums
corps about eleven thousand strong Tho balance have
boen withdrawn; and the question 10, wDere ro2
We have ruyuors that two corps sent to Grant;
and again. that they halted at ChttanoDxa so fnr
the situation in Georgia is concerned should ise to
know that either trpe for If So H10ig army iood
b. kan match for the remaining tour corps
ei theY nqhs chOox. This state OF thinga too Is
strong hope Of succeasu campaign and consequently
the great question mooted ~ has sherman heen weak
ened 10 such that be only leave single
corps for garrison ard carry perhaps less than forty
Thousand TO tho field.
IL has been definitely ascertaned that Shernans last
movement from Atlanta with troops TO operate against
Hood made by way OF Sanftown, whero he crossed
the river. This ead8gred tcdtiGr tet,csea
army and the Atlantis aud Wtsi Post road 10 sach
elts,a hat he chang If btSs aoed Gtoc q. male
Providing for this contingency preoauiion,
it rendered army douby secr. rho governmental
telegraph Office, ARMY OF tho Teopessee p09t ooe and
fixtures at the old thu railroad st Newman
came down yesterday, and are route IN 6lue Hoxr
tGa via Selma
II is supposed General Besurerard u now with the
army. He arrived at Newman IL the evening, and only
remained long enoaGh 10 tcks sippe h. drted
land T0l,dde1a From tho demon usde his
route and what kpow OF the spirit Of tie away, judge
his appearance al the front will TO universally hailed
with delight.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-08
From Dayton.

DAYTON. January THE inquest upon the
body of Mrs Clppinger concluded to day
after examining Samuel Stevenson, train dis
patcher. and Mr.. Brooke. operator in the depot
Office at Cincinnati. The testimony of these two
witnesses confcted with that of the Carlisle ope
rator. who testified that when he reported To the
Cincinnati office that Potter was going on the
side track. he added. "Wait and | will see y
Brooke testified that ne did not hear the words
Wait and / will see" Stevenson said that he
acted upon the report of the operator at Carlisle
that Potter was on the side track. and immedi
ately ordered ,hders to leave Dayton. The
verdict OF the jury WAS that the deceased came 70
her death account of the negligence of S,muel
Stevenson in mo-, knowing certainly whether
fOttTI' train "t Carlisle Station aud hold
there without positive orders before teegra phng
Sanders to leave Dayton The Carlisle operator
was dismissed this morning