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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-30
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET


Soc Governor.
Joseph a.. neDensid. 81 nsr""'
For Lsu;enasf Gov-r1ffs =.
David Turpse, OF VINO
-fc. Secretary q State,
r.sys s sTB0S. Of ksssu
Pos Auditor Of STATE.
IosEPH RisIISE. % FoG7,ss--
Por Tre,sursr u STAT,
MATHEW L. BRETT. Of Dssiss.---
Pcr Attorney Generals
OSCAR B. HoRD, OF D-ca;uI.
Fss superintendent CT rublic destruction.
SAMUEL l. RU6G, Of A.lsn.
pOr ,piges u he supreme coaFs.
SAMUEL q, PERKINS. Of narion.
ASpTEv DAWSON. Of Decatur,
JAMES y. HANNA, Of sailvsr.
JAMES l. WORLDLY. Of Af.r
30. Clcrs Of tie Supreme Soart,
rTHgLBEET c. uIBEES. - Rasb.
Fo- HDeetors a. Lxrss.
iuHS PETIT. Of 1ippeetaa~.
sIHEoS X. WOLFE. - H-Frf-a1
Conungsnts.
GRAR4z \. FITCH, of Ca.
IN. N. FRANKLIN. O; 0~ea
FOf Dss,Tict Electors.i
fir-i DstEiet-s- n. HoLEosB. % Gibs.-. contE-
seni-PEIER MYERS, 81 yandcrbarg.
second Dsstrsct-EIIJAB NYwLASD. OF TIoyd Con-
'sssent-rAs A. GHosNr.EY, Of Lawrence.
laird Dis,r.c,-A. n. CARLTON, osiIswrence Con.
ii,yen.--E. q. LELAND. Of Jeserson.
Fosrth DistTic;-B W. WILSON, = Decatur. Co.,
'ingent-E. ?. FERRIS. o. Ripley.
Finh Dis,rset-JAHEs BROWN. cdatinsrnt-THOs
MEANS, % Wayne.
Sixth Dis,rset-FRASz LAHDERs, afnorgen. Con-
ilagen;-B. y. DAVIS, Of shelby.
seventh Dsstric,-iRcH. JOHNSON of P,r;BAu Cou.
,ingxn,-6EO. ". THOMPSON. % Perke.
EizA:h Dis;ricf-J. {. APPLEGATE, Of Carroll. Con-
Hngen'-LEANDER NccLrRG, Of Clinton.
Ninth Dis,rie;-J. g. OSBORNE, = Marshall. Con
tingent-ELtAS HUGHES.
Tenth Dlstdct-ROBERT LOWRY, o. Elkhsu. Con-
i.ngent-s. ". sPROrT OF DeKalb.
Eleventh Distric.--J. ". sANsBCRY. Contingent
y. n. 0vERMAS.
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proceedings woulc astonish even the honest suP-
ppriers Of the party in power.
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nv ~ - rF;rcs'oh tnas sne muncA p osrsmre
fcr the al ard winter scasms sh1uId ofrn - pun-
y for VI" midj'r ana Industrial claws OF orr
c'nlen' TIE ~eslthy and fashionable portions Of
9ur ,ni1uniiy'ta nothing 10 o1Tpisn 81 N tiis
re~""t halss " the energy and enrrprise NJ
ssHSfzsy' and tho skill Of hiu admirable ofer-
At r9Ips. The sslies u oon' oir aanc med by
u PHILHARMONIC Stciety, Also Indicate rich tfcs,
Tor the admirers u cinssio mnN.c Uhlo occss'Oua'
concerts ~ eminent aruaIs VIII h.l ny intervals
snd diverafy the ur Acsl pro'runfn9 Of ilo ap-
proaehir1 seasn. Al 'hia IL proclseiy as II should
-. = ntlntcs - FAt's'i--ti)r hat tue @ithy
c'sssHs stotd have snf 81 n iss'' std rc0i, ient
10 c,pcnd taclr money up1I the opera .nd ur'p
our hsh. lthlt- The rcril.s arc most lenshcisL
lhrif run.lccn, rs,ronAys Attracts foreign ar
| os,es Of et1i.cncf - ~ city, al ~ ,crs."s
| ~ etnrat, p, .ni ''ii. ila'f- the snt.'lor u
noE'e music s ltia 10 slazSSd Of rnn.s',..i
tn - e'o,ti"i d the s-cam ~ constantly S''I
| pure e, ts ot-". 10 cs'ry out lhe Gsure-vc
| have ONLY { u. ~ OHt Is stall widen and doeyen
| ~ n flows. There b. no r,asnn why gocl uusic
=, QUA 'e restrcie 40 Ii virtually 10 at -re 1T
" ulc f''.1 Avon &c. t. Gt.Di,.i,.s o. .t1 rlird
| ami L,shtt AycnGe' would appreciate snd inun'a-
| Gently patfom1o any presentation nj good music
at r.t.s and 70. Ircos ii1.tle g. thor RIO: o. Nlf
| circinstn aces. A. present oar middle and indus
| tts. clssrss pay ar more eEt~sy .ytuuy = pr'-
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We hsvo heard ~ shil- SRI guns c~isiius only
",n r,per " hui Il t.so iuea,a ~ 0g.nre and de-
No., -, ....,t.
''"V' ""4o =" I'P'' WV H'Fo '''" '"' ''' %"
n late uuu,t.r u de Ipudol Obasrssr. which
has A.. ,cr.,,r, %, ,e,v kt,I of,,t,., e,t.~i.
,.er.,., ,, H.. Al Il.,frr-., ri, '.,t IL .t..ns
.,I 81 ,,,. 49,, -, d, - - . ,,,... ,liL st.rI
,hct,,, AZ H., n ~, ~ 90. 49, r.. r...t,J 81 b..,e.
~, "a - ,o,t.,t ia. .,J il,-'is ma. a
-. h.., - .,,.t,.7 ~ a., .,,-a A,d
- ,o,,f ID, b. ia n. 3D.. = .. Ia D.. MI ID 81
49, ,,c.,c, 80 -,t,,-,-. Al, I-,. +. ,e.,
all, -, aud a. A., b,,it,, mich III uas-ei
- 81, ,,,,,b H., 49, 80 a. 4, -, n,,
=. 49,, - H. - iii =. Inc
~. ,,.r DO 81 ,-,ct',.t, arI e., an
N - ,.,,,,n, sb,,.tr :, 4, 49, ,,,rt ,hc t.,f,,.
-, =, ~ - !. 80, ID - - ~. IN.
- - .. ~, -, - - -, ~.
- ~. = a. 49,
. - ~. -, =, - 80 -, 49,.
~, a.; ., g. .,S....t . -. -, -
a -. 49, - -.
- - -. - -. -,
-" ~ -, 49,
i -. ~ 10 -. - - ~, go,
-, ,h ,,.,. , -. 80 ~, a. -.
:" - 80 80. -, a., -, ~ ~.
:. s,','n Z.
, ~. 49,, t,, ,.' - I. - CO., i
~. g, " -, Nv, ~ i an ''i' , 800 a. -
,t,,., 49, i,..,..,., ...,,',.,,,, y, ,,,
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eorrespon dent Of tie Mobile RsomrEr whites
Con. Lee yss In hie tent. which Is bv no incsns
prr<entious one, nj the time OF oar visit aud my
cousin aud myaelf s,ru.lsd by IN order to sei q
look At hun. The old fellow ives sesili in split
bottom char, engnye, IN reading one Of The morn
ing newspapers through pair Of spoctacps TIE
bach ~ h'i heNd was ,urned to us Tint wc
were harily pad Tor tie ANS Of our sly onserva.
II n. M, ~ hon the great csp'A.;'s tout, tie M
side " sh.e0 J1s.' very cl,l, ,,ld cuyv, was H.,
ambulance, ant under II q number OF chickens
we're pa king stout. One q hon. rooster, %
said % he EroAt po, N he Gends, vii, has
had n.m from .hc legnn,ns Of tho war, ara cHi-
res Inn wherever he soc,. suspoc, he secret -
t.s apparent wnin ~ nothing more than very
rational dcsrt for FIR 81 AID egg brc.ki.t. uT
lhe rcus.ef Ia lot '-irved Of mis- harcrn. - -.
RAluregard's pct i- q rnc mioh COW, whoa ru..rcs
al hts csTppa.rs and r. DIoSt lndisycL S,1is
companion, his heal.h h,nr So dcic..o that L- can
cut lltie else besides In',e aud ari.t.
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l.. -
','' '' HN'1l'u'' 'on "' n'cuons nv
'-''''' ',' 80 improve me character Of the
''' '''''' u''e never "i'ie" asa larger
% ~r" 'N'Sl organizations m our
N''' 1N~ g "eio Eve wo'se lot o'
''''' 'D'"''''' 0' '''o "'''a4es Z" mo people
~ '''"s IN "'@Sn VI Respective parties hal en-
sag" "a .'"i ou'oh l" nominate the most ncspa-
VIC "e' i" INC "n"'e f'una OF county, state
"'' 'V''" 'N"VS' g." "cro hhri !" say which
- wv o'''f "a u's d'ShohorHole
'".'o ""'e' WAS time wh'n We
'.'' 49, 1'o' " 'ap'iHe ahH solo men
'0 "o'' y" VINO
A.. i' l'o'i"c' OF '"MnnF
49, ~. ''''' $50 va" NJ "'S man ten
,,....,,.,. ' P-'''1'' ''E'''@-''on
s,,. me. N''' ''''' "'','''' rue
Arr.yv...lu "e WON shn
cr,,,. a.. n. ., " Aeon Dcn''-
Gcrn,., r,,r.....,' .,.'" '''''"''e' ''e
citation, he r...,. ~. ''''' .''A '''s
C.t,ie,.,, &c "''.'' NO
nni ,yo or tl,ro,. I..,'.. ,,a, ZION '
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gsEiTssS.

MAJ ~. -. - l,g..-...
Co., Nv L,,. "a ILL.,, e.. ,l,,t'l ~ "a, - -,
ana iI,ri6r, I,ld /. in 11si ,,nt AID II month,
-. tei,,txa. ~ ,r,.n 80 shc ,.r,,is a.. ro
s.saIaIg Ai,.Sd 40 "Nfnn 'io 'un''ar oh Su"ans
Ain Jo-,,m ,,p.rs Me-, eo,, '''-- ~,
- ''',',' 80 49,
hhS id "c I'm 81
~, y. -, ro,. - - n,1.l, ~ 80 H''O '
Tt ir ,.' ,J y,,,i,es q, ,ne fani sc ,r,,,
full Invited - attend the lncf ol sstlni,y afe7-
4JI NAi.,oI A. KS
nKoWFR. q, r,,-.dny. c,c, IL n ...,,.erv.
s,ia w bio..t - ~ jsA, ~ ~ ,n,h
fu ~ inri,st n at,cnd .he TncrsL on sunday
tfto noon oct; - ~ Y o'co4 hon hi lsi, .csi-
~.rt,, 4, =, ., ...
ma To- ,1s., ,.~n..4.....,....,n ',. '
10 at,cna he h'r.ia siiir6 ~. 49, pacc 4! ] y -
| T.. n IN satuflAy g.,
| CLEE-At Harlem, Oct II W,niiret' vito o. Nj
The tuners, 81 'eso pnre % sunday 18Th ,n';'
+" "'loN'' honl ma ~ ana 90 so'
H.LtN, % lrlday, yc'. tAin' aa,e atet fc1inges
ahu n II, o. .H', ~ Hnh i'' '""a'<'A hNey'
N0nce Of funeral In s-adA' s psten 81
! HoRTOS-M Tsrrytyn, Oct lith. Eliza MOT n.
dwsh'.r # ~ late tlo1,ndcr Morton. Of Nj, .es-
Cquny tm'.s Ireland AGED sboui 90 vc,Is.
'i Hma'e' ana noa ~ ~. i,sroc,.a'y y, '
q o',ioyA- nom i'e solel igssby 1eI.n Church IN
| e"'''e' " ~
! .cNl.FAl.Y- Prpoklvn, M THURSDAY, Oct. ilth
Aaer shon bot severe illncrL MARY, a'i"o~ 81 the
lsse H-rnau. NeClaA =. a ua.tyo D! tue COunty Derry
! ify''nt, wen 20 car. ,,.,,.. l..
~ ul'no- ahn st.u ltn ,eN I've lVsp' vnulls I w.
| Nftd % att"La u' nan M on estiI lAt tlt'fuoHi
pct loth 81 - "eNt1' non ner Ae fcein'nl'., iS'
| i'oHtht ga
! McCORMICk-At Quarantine, On Friday rprrI,ins
CT il,h Of ,s'io~ f'e-. .I,s ilrrrv, son VI John
anu ssHh ho'~'inhe -'oi - eais ai' moe ~. :
, McUpsOjGii - Suddenly, THURSDAY, Oct. IL
| .J1fn Nrl pnoush.
| Np risndr Ni th,ss Of hi brother, ard hrn
the r-in-sw, James Met ~ I-sy.stfy invited u
sttc nd The fuurr !. aa.urdat, l5h inst, 4 oc h
l.. ", irlln hia lalr Eesidepce, ~ PERI. vt. ~
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cmU1DnAG mE hrrrDns enn uuge0O
Of rsils and stone contributed considerably 70
strengthen a postnon which war naturally fcr.
mldsble Gen. Custer. hoecvtr, threw in hk
whole command, made thru magnificent
n argos and 1T las carried thr 1c-bun ~ -.
ssr,. Al. Tho shue TINE junction was orncd
with Con Merritt on The turnpike. ] skir-
misbing iN a., front did up sCciu ~ ir .zte sIs'
hny dccs sc until u,vns's ht!g,d. I'D W
striking tbo euei.y a. the flank. Tis p-dslnco
conformation ir the rebel RANKS In Nei7itrs t--lt.
The whole diyinon Inc then pRh-I Inward and
followed NE 81 cuy, who Wa now ia tull .euvat
Tro retreat was foeu Ilruel int yr:fect ut
Custer sri Nerrit purs1ei the 'yinr figiivr%
capturing guBA clssous ~sgonr, herd Of caiiie
-Lj seycIa' hundrsi If.yuets Among the wnons
ctp'ured nv s'vcrll puimlaitor - nf,ari those
cout,u'ns .he hasC sr ic'o' az & he rebel icn-
or. W.,ka an sn1 iorax's hctiqiar'ciT. Soue
% uo canon w.r- res A. 'noh rife gum,
iuet f-.tl ia .O.Ip.. iu md. Prisoners
FAY this was the first yrDlsiu. aA which q ose guns
hal Teen used IN the tahol service rhc enemy
DR. ven "a great d-ofiet tnr ~ " tssisock,
thr1v.h Elc' tu.', lrg tAfuus. 'lI. Ja.ts ,l a
d'-'a' OF utr ~ s.t. ., 70, ga s'.e come
ucIlorD mt II w., t,..t.g-N ''"-stofl
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GkeUCEs slHss,

L TEAS TEAS, TEAS fEIs fEAa
CottEEs, CoFfEEs, COfFEES C0i FEES
anf AL knds o. tooeiIos' cheapet nan the cheapest
and a good u the te'i. THOMAS X. AGNRW
Cor. Greenwich and $40. raw rtx
Wholesale departments, ~ uloeas icA 81 sM
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THE NENy YORK SUN.


Wv vund .s.in 20 n al ul- -dv-rt'-lns patrons
that ucir favyr viii b TOO late for ciassifrati, T.,
palss HANDED IN At ON c.4u before nine orIpsg
vhs svsnine ~ frcr oar W. ucstlDu cice o9~.i z
the fetcptiou Of tnv fti,emcnts until Il o'cJcs, T.
". byt DO not q 49,. tho 10 s"er Iiuc o'clrrs
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&HEsGsokS I1TLCES.

7 /. BISHOP + 70 PSHicU "OnID~
- ~. OFt,Iny - ocl.eh =, ne -ip,tany,
10 .lis' t. o. t,c ava iNnent ths tIvpL @"!es,S
thr ~ lIc444ti, .t. So. -
NOTICE, .ESB. cur E'i, I.AkuE Hi
~ eor sen syr. GOD IN - Rev. u. L. SHINE
ia Lstcl. Grr .isr N4i.'Hth f,r' tt- A. a, ~ =
s.o.rct 'rs 800 hc "a. - IN '.. pat Ia.
pRAIIP rATo-Till DAILY UNI
pager iarFtiLg 10 te.i u u'c ,'chu { a.
Iaurra rom /. g. L. N. dAiy, e. which I'll rte
daily "a NVc, "to--c thsu N1,A u .-l sc ril
tho ront. A.
0EV. ). A. COREY Will PREACH
~ tie Mur.a. III. BapLst church, ~. OF Xxi
l0u ave aAu sam stn to-aorIo| h.9IIing aud ev
iLs. II
sUSDAY EVENING LECTURES - tn
- seyoud iectu., % Tue 1Ttsh.ll b. do.yer.d b
New, &, {. ot"a, Il tAo Casa ~ Alliance to.mn
event ~, ~ e. church. t44ll ,lIc Ilock eas,
ci hgoao seaIs heo, 20 ect)a tokul .or ths
poor ~
ST AIMS CHuECH, BROpkLYN.-THH
- new mission u sA.s Gnu ~ Je &, - iof divine
service ~ -uni'r tvel.ns, oct. lGth The Rev.
lith.y u, bA nu ~ cHe.toI 70 prulch. Al tue -o,u
afi ires' AZ a., co.d ., .nglset ~ su.pd. The
Mission ll,ll II az 100 iru Ts'~t ~ Blpoklyu 3
WILL THERE BE PEhGP BISHOP
NstoM, o. lont ZION, win ps.aoh Oh sunday,
8 f,h, IN HOPE aapu. ~ B.osi.sf Seal, frea
SUBJECT "lAc 9.nS ifs!o o. q, PtosoAt Con1.ct" 4
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THE FATHER LAlHEW =. \. Z. Society.
l. So 8, OF broosiyu, T.. -, hold public niae tu,S
to-inouow sunda.l evening, NJ u'olo /. NJ enS
I.unce Hal, coz Grand g!t IN ~. ~ -sol6- CapA
Dcra'up nnt Nj. N'!unc. Mr. henrl
O'SulisGu ani u cha.l bAAc4-t. isu anen,Oors Z
tno Society all i4., able lr Ia a tho raii "a
wurro- ~ ~. OIL '' ~ 'te ptt go layEg tlc cos
e. Gl ". &. $3.50 ..s .Acr f.. d. i,o.l "a. lk!yl>
lHNH..a y. .4.l.p, Ia iAN.a4 A..,NL 80
Spc,otTy. ~
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ryHE MEMBERS OF THE FArHRH

EHF NINTTNN Ut THf FNIHFH
& Mrihca 70 \. Il. .o.iotJ 81 sou n Brooklyn = !,
pg,tc.lAriy u .GCsici ~ meet al their HAl, ~
Colmhia IT, on sunday, De-. 49, nj IL O'Clock, in ft
ltsalis oI me DI.Js ot the oorlc -stone Of
nee lc1pcle !i-L - DC de4icstf 70 the meuor1
OF rLeoh,ld natres, the Apostle o. eiupcrrpce ~
oTdel Vi the ,sics! PA nlth uEAiI Pr & tenk
BERNARD IAhTlN kcc. sec. III
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EArIEl. MNTlIRWr. 4. r S0CfEFf

. n conce tihls o., an, st IS IsNt.,.. 3D.. Sep
liNia1o NJ b = n Y, SPCahl.. an sip....ta t .
'or'r % 'ius 90 .. t.-ft. nyiitrE
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EA-HEE MATHEW 4. 4. IS SOCIETY. Va
., Of ros ! X co, 4ith s., rnd an a,e. Sun ~
eyehll,, IL. Nich--i IS cnna., N1 j dc' lone ana
u. Tat wi! ai!fcss q! ,in.. Nel s,ns.l. u
y. he ueu,fos. hereby u0tfd 90 ree' ~ n sfr
hnll ~ lYA oclOc - pfr'c pate in nc i.lrs 10
come stnro ~ ne new Hal =. 80. l. q y f-,s Va
fineuf - ior Nc tai ob,tnnoe u iae TO- cai. 10
oricr n the society. L. 4. n kcELlap.es., r. OK
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THF FATHFR MATHEW U. D. I. A. d

Mn a NIX MAJ EW 7. II. I. A. X
i So-iet' 'i aOiu 'hc!r re- gH week Iues1irx a
-udsy evening The 10TH mt. IT O'clock. II Ihsf1
.'ui' 5Ol blooiit tt.t 4. S9.Akcfp-heexrs Mulhan
Bunn and siil.t. Singing - hessis, D'Suuls an al
stockc.. \. B.-ihs mcmhes a.. ilso notifed v
meet ~ Their Ha. ~ sunday the 10Th Inst al n
Ocock NJ. IN iu f-galis assist IN tho re,ey.ou q
tho n.s DHun"s Of the fathet a.,nrv 4. r. Z. 4 u
~ t.,, br-hcl No. !. ARR stsru thCF VA p.u e3
H. bcdy 10 bruDht 20 phrfiftfac -. the co ON nd
OF h. layiu ~ lie corner stone OF TO row tsIl q
N, ta.he. M.;hoa +. \. >. .sitiv, No. l. Of Soui1
i'' okyn. 1otN hAhitl, f,esiaent. llNurHN
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n q I E-lHE 81. JAMES ROMAN
Y Csthonc l. A. Il. society will uold put4lr Ten.-
peisnco .iDg IN sunday evening next, the lfkA
lust at = ociek, at toe 'fts .ds Acpleiny HaLs
~ boNtly, To. Ilaster and Grand st.. ncnSrr Jobs
Dunn henry Carroll sai John Muer viii itdr>su
tht mo ting on the sghlec' Of Tempe .nrs. OthsV
sntlomcn are 81 l~c'e1 - be meseut iAvoi ably ~
well kuoNu rs efvtcI'as y. I've cause no " III als0
,p"ak. ae.sp. iieniy Osullv,n ana Marsc0
I{h'h VII alag 'o'iO cboic, ieInpr rance and Psu6
otc sonsH IN. u,iLber. tLoi Families and the mih,
itc General! arc 4c pef.iuy insi 90. JOHN No.
GR ~ II. rip- DAVID 4, kTIti soc rs
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JACKSON HALI-ThE FATHER Naihrw
- b. !. 4 {. sociely, branch 80. /, WI hold .
publc fnr1pern - meeting sunday evcrins, 90
10th, ana ey,ty SUNDAY aud thursday evenings NJ u
oclsrf ThcTo Nii We aivsyp toOd Speakers and
c,nenr IN ati-udabco ~ B.-lho meintsp Of this
SN'iety Ae IL u,r"l 70 ns-t u their llGIl IN fuu
fcgHna, At i2's O'Clock on Sunday, W r'reN thaI
tie. banner and .vceoa ~ the faner Mathew H.Q
NJ. =, Ot NrN fOfA, '-ffuu 20 Jackson square -
meet the P,rnt society, and nom thenc- 70 tho Caty
Hal PI'A IA meet TIE bgosklyn o0ietes and otn-.
VINO sh 10 parut iu,', :. =. 0clutF, and thence
brooklyn "a participate w Ie,ius the Q y
the nos hLl oi ID. 5.uth Br Nk4yo s0cr, No l..
WILLIAM HAITI, ITur II; q 1Ilx LYNCH. sec
JAMES CNt My Marshal ~;
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EATHEK MATTHEW I. 4. n. SO0irT

ENiHE!. MAIA4.N /. %. I. 4 BENLFtx
so-ifts.-Inc NO ricrs Oh thc iarelt >oc.e ~
lie ta..t hflA ti H. .nale tton SundAs in 4o.aI4>
A J. e. = ioek, o. participate VIA the -th ht4"s
". s1"tc'ie- ~ ity'uy the Stone o. Oh neS
ienponnco HEi e SoJ.h o,klyi. An r.cul ri
not ms" lng Ia a. ir ouleJ Ia % fnei oue -,
- oricr Of EDWARD l.. CARY. A-rshLl. lulid
BARRY, livt g les
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pers, IS now allowed in either army, un
der severe penalties.
The stale Joke about a rebel raid y
on Detroit IS being repeated with the
usual parade of extra police, etc.
Bermuda papers of the 22d publish
interesting accounts OF the voyage Of the
rebel privateer Chickamauga from Will
'n'hgton to 1t. Georges, during which
sue captured seven vessels. She went to
o,a again from st Georges on the 18th
ultlmO
Many OF the 'loval" inhabitants Of Fair
Tax and Loudoun count;es .ro ,nov;n,,
"'thln our lines, Mosby having given
notice that he would burn the buildings
OF all Union men within his reach in re-
'aii'ton Tor the destruction of rebel nro-
perty IN the Valley and along the Ma
nassaS Gap railroad
Inc electors chosen at the recent Pro.
Sidehtlal eloction in all the Yankee States
tnet on W ednesday and cast their votes
LOT fFeSldent and President Of the
'',ie1 states The place of meeting in
each state was the capital thereof All
tue electors voted for Lincoln for preei.
''''''''ii iOi lct-ITeSlIpnt "
cept those chosen in New Jersey. Ken
lucky and Delaware, who cast their
ballots ior General Mcclellan and Pen
dlcton.
In the Yankee Senate, on Wednesday,
remOnstrance from citizens of Lou,isi
ana against the admission of Cutler and
Smith to the Senate from that State was
presented. Mr.. Powell offered rcsolu-
ton calling for the report of the proceed.
lnSS OF the court-marlial appointed to
investigate the conduct of General Payne
while III command at Paducah, Ken
tucky, which was laid on the table till
the announcement of the standing com
mittec.
The Armstrong, going out of Whining
ton, and the SuSannah, near New Or
leans (both blockade -runners), have been
The United States Navy D5uartment
has recelved the treasure box taken from
the Florida upon her arrival in port, with
tWelVe7thousand dollars in gold in it.
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Of the Savannah river IN yoate for Port
Royal, oar position at Savannah is dif-
ficuit, ~ involving the necessity of pro-
tecting both the city and some ten miles
Of the Savannah and Charleston railroad
which, leaving the city on the west,
curves to the north and crosses the river
eight miles above. Sherman, since he
left Mllen, has been telling timber behind
him and otherwise obstructing the roads
II protect his rear from the reinorseleSs
rayages Of Wheeler, who has hunted and
hung upon him like bloodhound.
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MAIoR's CoURr, SATURDAY.-The first
case on the docket was that of Austin
Conley, William Applcyard, Franklin
Morris, dlias Herman, - McCue, and
dozen or more young girls, arrested on
Friday night by officers Seal, Jenkins,
Chalkley, Adams and Green, at Magnolia
Hall, on Tenth street, between Main and
Cary, during the progress of ball. Par
ties living in the neighborhood had pre-
VlouSly complained Of the character of
the entertainments given at this hall
"hich generally came off about once a
week; and 1t was in consequence of
these complaints that the raid was made
upon 1t, which resulted in the capture of
the parties designated A gentleman who
rooms under the Magnolia testified that
whenever those gatherings took place,
he was kept awake during the entire
night, and frequently fights would occur
two or three times OF an evening; on
one OF these occasions he heard terrible
Scuifie going on over his head, intermin
Gled with 0athS and exclamations of]
kill him, kill him. etc. The police
- i''"D hI5it, " iltil thtf tliltltU the
hall, found tiddling and dancing going
on, and in the same room were several
Jugs of whiskey, tunblers, mugs, etc,
indicating that drinking was INDUCED in
there. The Mayor, at the conclusion of |
the examination, expressed his determi- |
nation to break this place up, and held |
the parties to security for their future |
good behavior.
franklin Morris, 0Iias Franklin Her
nan, was charged with felony; but the |
absence of testimony necessitated con
Inuance of the case till Monday. Her
nan Is one Of the party who were ar
'eStcd on Friday night ut Magnolia Hall. |
Danie! st. Clair George Lucas and |
" llllam Fife, arrested on suspicion Of
and robbing Michael Rourke,
IN Thursday night, were erecommittcd for
hearing on Monday.
William Heath, white, charged with |
eloniously stealing mule aud cart. the |
property Of Mrs Nancy Heath, was sent |
or trial to Caroline county, where the
,tlcnce Is SAID to have been committed.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

The Tenth and Eighteenth corps, be
low Richmond, have been consolidated
and are known as the Twenty-fourth
corps, of which General Ord has as.
sumed command. The corps Of colored
troops, under General W etzel, is hume
really designated the Twenty fifth.
General Meade presented medals of no
nor to number f.non-commissioned
officers and privates of the Second corps
on Tuesday. No intercourse whatever
win the enemy, or exchange OF newspa-
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ALARM AMoEG TUE FEpFRALs X T ;e7
TFTEEssFE.- Bristol Rcqiefe1 gives
US the latest news from East Tennessee
irem which it appears that great alarm
and uncertainty exists among the Fede.
rails in that quarter:
"Our scouting parties report no Yam
kees this side OF Beans station, in
Granger county. They were told by
c.n1ens that those Federals who came 10
that place from Cumberland gap were
ordered, IN double quick, towards
knoxville, In consequence of the an
pearance Of Federal troops at Rean's
station, presenting the attitude of flank
movement, our forces were induced 10
lall back some distance. having imDor
'aht wagon trains 10 protect. Bnt. on
yesterday morning, General Vaughan
commenced an advance movement beipo
determined to lind out the force in front
OF hlm. We shall not be surprised to
hear OF hh5 turning up close to knox.
VILE
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