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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

"a s. -
16S- Rumors Of struggling In Grants
army have been frequent, and il would
appear we'll founded. The Richmond
Sentinel publishes batch Of Yankee
dispatches recently intercepted, which
clearly show that there is but little dis
position to fight in the ranks of Grants
army. The first Of these is a. circular
by Major General Birney. commanding
the Sd Division OF the I'd Corps, dated
May 18th, in which he states that 1.-the
Afeil fetdrns show that q great many off,
Gers anA men are absent without author
i.y from their command," and orders bril-
ga,le commanders to !" take instant mea-
,sures 10 bring these stragglers back by
searching baihs, the. hospitals, and ada
cent woods" stragglers whose terms
were about expiring, he announced,
would be treated as deserters. In anoth-
er "ciroular,n dated Nay 23d, he again
called The attention ofbrigade command
ers TO ''the swarn1s of stragglers leaving
the line OF battle for the rear under va
,ious pretcnees," and ordered that if ne
cessary to arrest the practice. the muster
rolls should be called every hour. Where
the number arrested from any one COM
mand should be found to be large,
charges we're 10 be preferred against the
commanding officer. These orders do
not appear to have been effectual, for on
the 25th Major Gen. Birney issued still
another circular" in which he ordered.
" Brigade commanders will send out at
once small, trusty patrol, TO arrest and
bring back TO tho lines all stragglers.
From one or two brigades they seem es-
pecially numerous. Commands must be
well in hand and all at their posts. We
are not at all surprised at this stale of
things. An army that has been whipped
on every battle field in Virginia for three
years, cannot be expected to march up to
The shambles until the last man is as
signed homo in tho soil of the old Do
minion. The men are disheartened and |
dissatisfied, and will do as little fighting
as possible. The Wildern2 ss and Spett-
sylvania haunt them eycrmore.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

~. We are authorized 10 announce ELISHA
MOSI.EY asa caudiiats for Julge Of the Probate II
La-dcrja.e county M,hc ensuing Oeteber election.
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New advertisements.
MAsONIC NOTICE

Masonic HAIL, PArroN LODGE,
Laudcrdale Springs, Miss, June Goth ga !
The next regular convoestion Of Patton r. o.,
No. 81 and WINS Patton Council No. 81 will be held
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday The 9Th 9th and
10Th July next. Companions will govern themselves
accordingly. WM 8. PATTON, .
H. r. e Il. L.. @. NJ
r. MCKINLEY. see'y and Recorder y jnDs23tf
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-23

Total killed and wounded DO
Regiment went into the fight with l60
guns. j. G. WILSON,
.@ 1t. 4 Act. Adjt.
Mobile papers please copy.
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$500. 90 REWARD.

DAN AWAY from de Alabama & Missisdrpf
II Rivers Rslroad Sunday, the RIB Of Juns near
Marion Miss two Negro Men named MARK and JIM.
Marx d Eve feet eight inches high ehunky bu,i slow
ID speeeh. and shout tWeniyfour years old jim u
dark copper eOorpa chunky built wears whiakers, 10
ave feet eight and hair inches high, and about thirty
yesrs oil They both bet4ng TO r. 8. Tate, Of Bona
tObia. and vii probably attempt 70 60 homo. Tbs
beye inward will be paid for their delivery IN any
dallars for eiiher q them;
Z a.. y 4 Y 80 - n. u. pRtCHARD>
~ $3.50 go 2 altfats Rivers RAilrsaA
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5000 REWARD.

- ANAWAY from The .snbacI lbPF, q negro MN,
~ Charles thirty yesEs OIL. steutbuilt and weighs
MissssIppi Rivers Railrotd and he Il said 10 have
gun lie will try to make HI. way bsme or a. the
lo1g ID in jail and safely kept Lean rt him, &c will
pay three handred dOars for him II delivered 70 me
three nfics south Of Tbomastown. Lake county,
Miss. ISRAEL w. PICKENS
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NE AFFAIR AT kENNON's Wharf.

In the meantime, Gen. Ftz Ice, with a
detachment of picked mon from our
brigade and the Other brigadcs OF his divi
sion, moved upon body of the enemy
strongly posted at Kennon's wharf, on
the James, in Charles City county, and
attempted, by q coup dc main, to carry the
position, but, finding it too strongly for
'tifed and defended, he retired Without
accomplishing his purpose, Our brigade
lost severely in the dring attempt.
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the FIGHT AT BUCKEYE.

Gen. Hampton came down from Gen.
Less front, and assumed commaud OF
the cavalry corps, which lent our troopers
a feeling Of renewed confidence, which
had 10 some extent been paralyzed by the
fall Of our gallant, lion-bearted Stuart, At
whose name now every troopers bosom
"heaves a sigh but we console ourselves
whose "l'ke we vii see" in the person of
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NermifDteS.

s. 9eftiger SprnaOU in &iOs
Saneiro. NiO S1neirO ipuroe am 10. Dit.
Don einem iberaHS beiti9en @irbelwino bem<
gelu6t; Der BON einem entiebli6en Sageli6lag
uno &eseneI1en besleitet mar. Sic Staot lit
fur9tbar in Der Nusoebnung pom elmer 8iertel=
meile, inbem piele t5duier nieber9etpebt uno
anoere bur6 Die 9rpBen 6a9elfDrner ~polltdnpig
ourhl66ert wurpen. Ser Wirbelipino belt
ungefdbr Is Winuten an. 9ie S6iffe auf Der
8beoe muroen fart beiddOi9t, wpbei cine ans
;abl Weni6enIeben gu Grunpe 9ingen. Sin
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wuroe, pdbreno es ans 2ano lubr, our6 ben
SornaoO umseitir3t urO Die san5e S%emannun9
nebit mebreren Off5ieren fano ben 500 in ben
Mellen.
*Nene SpoeSart. 0ab auh iber=
mdBiae Sreuoe t6oten tann, bemerfte bas Salut
8ubIic" pom 2ppn, pire bur9 ben Sail peS
Gapitdn @reiet, BON ben Sapeurs : Ypmpiers
(26idmannl6aIt), in iener Stabt bemieien. =
SerieIbe bate BET @elesenbeit peS iinsiten 8e>
iu6eS NapoleonS i'm iioli6en 6runtrei6 bas
2reu; Der Gbrenlegion %empfangen, pOriiber er
cine 10 9tpbe Sreuoe empfanb, paB 'er ernitlib
e~rtrantte UNI wenise Gage na&ber cen Geiit
oui9ab.
Nexefe Barrier Wpbe. Der
neueite tpIe Nlobe Ginfall, ben man bel Den
im9oulpsner @dlo6en ipdsieren fubrenbenBaz
riier Samen bemertte, unb Der wa5rI 6einli6
pom Der berri9enben Wanie fir rptbgefdrbte
9cden einses.ben puree, lit Die ieltiame St"
i6einuns pon9 Observation-Disclosures, Die in eine
bunteN acknowledging finitli9er6arben ~perpanoelt
fino. Crime guoelbin66en, selbe Spise unr
Iiumelblaue M6ps6en iino ~9esenwdrtig iebr
I'M S6wunoe.
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0Dn. SalmUn y. &baIe

lit geitern pom 8rdiioenten gum 0berri6ter Der
Ser. Staten ernannt uno pom Senat Iofort
nit Exclamation beitdti9t ipOroen. 9teie 9tn=
iteIung lit ron Der SrHbten @idti9teit. 6err
@baie lit Der Slater oes 9esulsSe nOer@2ums unc
er miro alto ME cine @ntideioung segen bic
@reenbad3 ais seieblt6eS 3ublunsSmitteI abb
geben. Au6 1T er seiunb in Der GOnfScas
tjOnsfrage uno Der Anli6t, bab Der 8arasrapb
Der Contribution, meI6er DEM GpngreB erlaubt,
Die Strafe Der @onfscation iiber Sp6perrdtber
III dbrenb Der 9eb5eiten Der llebere
pieienen" gu perbdnsen, 10 su ueriteben lei,
oaB Oieie Strafe nur iiber einen nod lebenoeu
dberpieenen @errdtber u~usseiprO6en merpen
tonne, pidt aber 10, paB Die Gpnf8cation pie=
Der aufgebpben perben mife, iOboIO ber-
leIbe g~eitorben iet poer gebdngt. &urS, 2incpIn
bate gar feline before Babl treffen tonnen.
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mir6 pabri6einIi6 fommei1, tp es bic 8fltd,t
erIaubt, oaB 1e gei6IO0en perce unb boB in
Submit t%rditigere Wtabregeln aooptirt tperoen.
SuOem i'd cas- gufgeben bes bepoffneten
NioeritanOe8 gegen Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pom
Soften Ger Sniurgentep als eas ein3iee Wittel
be5ei6ne, Dem Rrtsg BON Seiten Der 3egterung
elm @noe gu MAIDEN, wiOerrufe i6 ni6ts, pas
j9 frlber iber StIaperei seiast babe.
SD pieoerbUle Die Dor einem Sabr gema2te
grfIdrung, DAB i6, wdbrenb i9 in meiner ge@
genipdrti9tn BoftiOn perbIeibe, weroe ib nidt
periuden Die neutrality-suspicious. gu tpt=
o~errufen Ober auf5ubeben; nod perce i'd irseno
cine @eriOn, pel6e untsr ben 8eoingun9en
oieler @rpflamation poer bura GCu9reBatte fret
muree, in Die Stlaperei 3uridbrin9en lailen.
@enn oa8 @oIt es auf irgeno ei1em @e9e
STR grecutippfIiht MAIDEN ipute, ICl6e YerlCz
uen pteper in Die Stlaperei SuriidSubringen,
muBte elm anoerer unb niGt i'd, fem 8ertSeua
ba}u iein.
I'm cine einfa6e 6rieoen8beOinsung anju-
flbren, iage i6, Der 8rieg miro pom Setter
Der &e9ierung aufbGren, ipbulo er uufsebGri
bat auf Soften eerer, psI6e ibn b~e9annen.
(L.S.) abraham QincoIn.
gaibington, 5. 9eStr. 1864.
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GrimiuQIoeri6t- &. Smith,

Griminalgeri6t.- $. Smith,
ansetlost Sbcs. @iaiums sei6Iasen gu BADEN,
wuroe I'M 25 Gts. unO bic Soften geitraft. :
8m. Gnri9bt,' angetla9t, ein 9fer6 nebft 8ugsp
9eitCblen gu baben, perldpben. = Niarp 81.
SObniOn, ansetlast, elm 8luntet seitoblen gu
buben, nidt i6ulcis.- - 5. 3rurfOrO, ansetlaat,
Nurtin SrurfOrO sei6lasen gu buben, niGt
i6uIOis; es uurOe bewieien, bab 3rurfOrO an
Gnfdlen pom @abnfinn lit. = ST.. &rummer,
peseu 2iquOrOertaafs I'M SOnntag, ni6t idul-
big. gertust.
DaF 9te OtitslieOer bes SOsial pemUtr.
SurnpereinS MAIDEN mir auf bic .beutige @enez
rail- GeriammIung belonoerS aufmerfiam.
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Bert&ts& fur ben Baltimore gDeaer'
38. Gnn9rcB.
W~abingtDn, 6. 0e5b

Wa1 btn9tDn, 6. Ue5br.
Senut. Die @rnennung oes a6tb. 6.
9. Gbaie gum Oberridter murce iOfcrt beitd=
tist. Sies seidab aus Ndtung, neil 9err
Gbaie ldnsere 3eit Mitglieb pes Senuts mar.
0ie G%rnennuns bes 9ldtb. s. Speed als Sc,
neral Inwolt, ipmie AUDI Die pes neuen @ene.
rail- HOitmeiiters SenniipR murben an Die betr.
Gpmite'S perwieien.
9auS. Sie 8cti6cft bes 8rdiioenten
purpe wdbreno ie p~erleien wurpe bdufg aps
plaupirt, namentIid Der leste She'll, morin er
iib iber bic Stlapenfraee uno rie 8ebeIlipn
ausipriGt.
9ie 8erbanolungen oes46auies paren aus
berbem BON teinem 8elan9.
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9rr &rieg i'm sahmcifcn-
Die sebeuen ~perfdbansen Grdb bel Seaibpia

2OuisoilIe, 5 Seq. 9as uSOurnaI"
bat fOlsence neuere 8eridte BON NaibpiIle:
9eute a. mar es Der ganSen 9inie entlan9
rubig. uniere 9trtilerie tpuroe ge9en bic Ne=
belen Oerpenoet, nel3e 8eridansungen aufyu~
tperfen periu6ten, nur cine babe Dieile pom
ben unirigen.
@efansene, wel6e teute bereingebra6t muir.
ben, iagen aus, baB Die &ebellen in Der Sdladt
bel 6rantlin bic @enerdle @ilt, Stab, Grant
berrp rno 8rOwn perlOren baben. Sen. Gbeat
BAN perlpr ieoen 8risaOeseneral ieines ganSen
@prps.
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W1(Gulgton. q. Z.

+9te 3iebung. Die Supplement
3iebung fano pOrseitern fat. Sn Der eriten
8aro uareu nod 76 Nann gu iteuen unO es
pnroen 1852 Namen gesUsen, Ourunter fOlsenoe
Seutl6e:
Sreb. Grid, George 8rnser, George S6nei,
b%enisinner, Yeier 9arfenitein, CHARLES Muber,
Bm. NOrtbbed, Daniel 2eiferbelo, S. .. Bed,
George Stein, S. 8. Sternbed, SObu 8urte,
CHARLES @rp6.
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0cMtIhc Wriete.
relas In Ter ensIif6,n Site entbaltsn Fnb,
o omeuItte

DomenItHe.
Wers Gatbarine GrrOlbs. Gliiabetb Born, Warp &tbsp,
Ntrs. Glen 8Suar, NrS Charles ebert, OtiB Gmilie 9
6cde, Ners Sfcftxa Settle, OrS u 6a9nefUd, Di6 Bar
bara 4iuburs, NiB 6 Sadenbets, Oirs Seurp 6 2uapp,
Dtrs 9eunie 9tGer, Marp Gust; Ntis 9a'be MSritI:,
0febeda geumann, Ylrs Gliiabet6e @pie, WtB Qiitt Jiet<
tarb, Wtrs Gmanoe 3 Stan, Wlrs 9eipclo StOG, Char
Ictte 1ubuIann, Mortba 2tIuanu, Ulrs Caroline BpIf,
SuIa 0Asuer, Niarie Deif.
perrenIt tie.
9 D Baldwin uni 60 8 Sanm8artsu, Sec Ssd,
3 5. SsrnRarb unb 60, Dan SirIer, IT,, Wtr Samburz
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Rbeiu, SEQ VI S&eier, QEm 9 . S6ursmlu, @eprse
SCOUT, Gm S&uua&er, Mm Stein, Gtmarb DidtG,
Geo % Glib, GrieSri8 6arber, San unb Brauf, 2leber-
munH unS Gslba&, 5 ID epbenitein, 9nD Z Wtafmaut
GDm Wfes. s
SOIhatCHItte. M
Dr.. s 8uPrmau, espis @ssuer,~ GParss u part, 8
Sofmauu.
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GurupGiidbe Wadbricbten.
&ranfreih.

Starts, II. Sop. Ser 6ltrei6ilde Ge-
ianete in Merifo, @raf p. Sbun, uno fem err
fter Setretdr Baron pom 219C iino beute auf
benz 9adetbDpt SlDribe pom Saint gtu5uire na6
Sierra Gru3 abeesangen. WtarquiS be &aceppnt,
Der bel Der fran30fiden Geianotl6uIt in WteritO
atta6irt 1T, lit inhibition nab Yarts 9etOmmen'
@ie es beibt, lit er lleberbrinaer wtatiger Oes
pelden Oes frunsOTiden @eiunpten, 0tarqutS
.. Ntontbplon.
Geutfd)Ianr.
8iem, 16. Sop. Sem cOmmanoirenoen
General in 9almatien lino 8eri6te bier ein9ez
~trpffen, ipel6e ben naben Musbru6 zines be-
waffneten Gpnflictes ppn WpntenegrO aus fig
naliiren, pbne oaB bis iebt Die Hidtung beilel'
ben beitimmt au9eOeutet peroen tDnnte er
glufrui be8 6Iriten an idmmtli6e gfdbten for
bert bieielben auf, ii6 re3tSeitiJ unD au8reis
bene nit @uffen unO 0hunition 5u erIebe",
@lei65eitise 8eri6te aus Serbien Ie9en- BIZ
8eior9niB nabe, Dab Elm COMMUNITIES unterneb:
men, weI6e5 in bieiem Sale feline Spibe MI,
segen bic Eirtei tebren t6nnte, pOrbereitet per=
be. Die Diilitdr =Qutoritdten an Der pieSieiti:
gen @rense baben einltpeilen 8efebl .erbalten
oa5 Geeignete gum epentuelen S6uBe oeS DIT
reibiI6en 8ebiet5 porsutebren.
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0S Sicoiifrators .Offce,

% entenu nS SduSetaen NJ
) Il nj { r nerSfn bierburt tenaGridttst. taB ee Red
nuteeh lWr Mahers6ente uno 9DGiier Steuer lest auegekrs
tiet itnb unc 5ur 8ertteiluns bereit ltsse MGe iplds Der.
ipnen, pelhe W31er-dente cher 9Bifer Steuer Az sabIen
.babea, ne ben ttre Mebnnneen I'M 3iufe beS DECEMBER err
BON fetnen MiettsIeutsn %empfanst. lam lplde I'M SSSnucr
tn bieier Office erralteu.
Diee frlbere MuSsdte Der &ednunesn 1T a~naeprtnet, RAJ
NIT bic Yerfrnen Dor Rem Sanaar hti ieiten praien fenuen,
penn Oe Builder fur ben empfns BON 3~ablunser rfftn Lee
gen. Sel&en, TIC tbre SteGnnneen I'M beIaaten NsGnat BIZ
iabIen, wirD 10 PCT. absus ssaatfet.
% o.. ID errumdm,
(1be3l2B) Ha DaEer. 9tss thratcr.
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Sd made birrmtt be ~srsrtenRe Masetse, tas Id cine
f&Sne Nab sr0ke NMsrah Silberba6tr, Nnturseftidten
NIT e%cIertrttn @tletrn nne dnbere SA6er fur jebes Nlter unb
itsen Stanb ais 0ei&enf FaHsne, ~SprratbtS babe Mnt bite
NM ~seRttottn 3 9fpru6. ses 4.
Halenbtr fur 1866 In grocer Muswdtl. -
Au& Idte Id juni Nbsnntren eth auf bic GrintnaIaettnua
HHe tureyatf&e HlGtttr ais @artenIaubt, Bazaar, Saafrirte
QeeIt u. T. U.
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NS. zSX N. praNftr..
Swtf&en Hrtberidfr. unb Tdrfh Nlartet Gpdee..
0entfdbe Sudbanhiumg (bb5-Sl
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@pisI unb GaIamteriesyBaarem
Wieoerperfdufe

N4& AsNfEs t ron sNearn M
sd GpisI unb GaIanteriesSSaaren
MAIDEN mir bic srasbene snsstss, tab mir jsSt aue ueue
80 tur aDttbnaGten auel epGGt bdbea NIB 5u dw
BtIItgen preten G~tstbeu. % frpbsre ma&en
mir adf hte ut len nFuen Mritei aEfn ert fam bic bur& &tRew
unfrer Strma reribuliG tn ben btRi0hen Sabrtten DeutfN.
LAMBS nRb 6ranfretGs a~ueeep1bIt pGrhen. I'm e~snei9ten
2uipruG bitten S6merbtm mn & &c.
(~SnppiGR) 1927 %. galttmrrsRr. sSsrtaIt 5ppartRr.
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1rmsna Der 8. snapn,ffhen @hnle.

Ben WiSntasj ben FL. NpSember 1T pbiee 9ebranfaIt BEN
@p. 10 Sin @ashrase mad benz neues S6ulgebaube, bpaibap
Str, Der MapUrs Office Ihras seesnuber, cerlest pprben.
Spprbl eintni Idnsa e~rbeeten 8e6lrfnidc. ais aud einem
ueentetnen Wstldh9sn gu entip ssbenr iirb In etnsm eansl d
tsparaten @ebduee trei pbere Gladeu, ausf6Itssli6 lNr MGe-
den beftiMmt, errtdtet pprbsn
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D~IAtter.SGsae, Mt6tIbl1ttern, @tntern unb GinIaee:t oafs
merriam, wrpcn MIR I'm Wrr6en unh &letnen tertaNfen.
~ @etrGher Btnbrt@,
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= UGNNNW~ " "IF u.
Nas Gsrten 6aar.a rbeiten $afenb fur acknowledgements,
ale Ntnte MtMbdnsr, Settsn. Otrrtnee, 4rpfden II. ( no.
~tretn am htQtehen uAb btfen anf BeRenuns semG6t In
vi. SIS 81. 5rtbtrtd 9 Str, nabe @du Str.
Gtnt srsse Nasrabl ftriser SaHen bsfanbta ais Nufer
8tIttben aus3arablen unb eanat sa tefsaen.
~. Btnber,
teS7-S11 55 Hrro Htebertdfr.
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- @ertbDOncS StaOtz Gi9entbnn
lisi in Nuttirn iu perrenten [2eaiel fir 9!
Jifur N.t6ciOen.
NuTOr0crnno

AnHOrocrMn9.
4itrhuyG fsrhett Id mstnea Nann u II snf @ieeGuh
Guf, tinnen 5 EaCtn tu mir jurid;ufebrtn, wthrigenfaas Id
mtG Ssn Tim ale tefHitsen IetrG&te.
(D0Dsl GatBarine @itsauh
g. 3uoOiab'slTacfeI.
De atsnnsnten ;xr Rabri6t, tAs las4. Stft ter. Sadtl
tn s~tAtStn 1Gssn iur Strknhuns ftrtis ptrh.
9. eMSStgt,
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@eibnadbtss0 efdenfe!
@c. 0rpncbcro, i.
SumeItsr une @pltartsftet,
Htp. 40 On Baltimore Citrate.

3mtiHen Greter unb GAIT Ctr @~is~s * 81
tupfehlt istn rtt&ts 2dser-Srn ~tsltbaren 4 d t 8 UNI G.
leA 1nb OsilmaGren ats gGnje uo bdIbf Sets,
perreu. une . q mertette q T nbGn6e
Dt amanbs Perl. ub 9 t9elrtnse {, Ram
l&ttttx. anb s. emAetn6pfe, fcWe aae Mrten
DrlitMabtIn, ntrf&luheI, MtbataSn erlbsne rne itlberne
Saf4ennbten Ssn ssrsbsIider Cue, aus ctr laden @pepaa-
rem fttS tn ersisr MastraAl ~pprrdtbiS unS fir dbt e~ardhtirt,
sd laee aue Ddnnen nne 9erttn 3u sablreiHedt .3ulrru1
Elm unb fdert md6tse pretle. a
8eaeAsnsen Ins &tsaratarsa artr Dirt ptrsen aufs gshe
au4sefuArt. Nei7-SD
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sKETOH OF RoaEa B rAE. Y.

horer Brooke fancy, Chief JusES or 8.
Supreme Couri Of ne United States, syd sest
Washington Inst night, about IA e'slo.s. II.
was born NSrch II, III, In Calvert eoapty
Maryland, 70 which state hIs forefsahese el
grated from England, and settled aboul sh9 IVA,
lG5l.
lie was educated at oIehlnssn Ccuegg, e.
Isle, where he gradnat,d in l-a5. 10 kas sp-irs
Of i796 he commenced the study sf IA9 q n
ely OF Annapolis, where the principal soars. u
Maryland were then held, and wac Ed1.aei s.
the bar IN l;9o. In sIs be was chosen renhsr
Cf the Maryland Senate. In 1879 he rBnoveJ %
Baltirqorc, which was his plaes Of Tsss5s2:s "
many years. In 1927 he was appointed Apo.os,
General Of Maryland by the Govsrn0' sad %
Council
lie resigned in 1854, when he was Gsp ,gas
Attorney General Of the unitsd States. rLa
oince he resigned In 1893, upon being apyo.ats s
Secretary Of the Treasury. His RonInst'oo Tor
this Office was rejected by the Senate, A,a JIf..
Taney returned to practice In Maryland.
lie was appointed to succeed Judge John r.
shall. as Chief Justice Of the Supreme Cs7,.
the United States, in 1895, aud took hs 5ss: tr
january, 1887. Judge fancy was appo!s.ei tu
his honorable position by Andrew Jschscn H.
was first an ultra Fcderallst, then a Jsckec1 .o
and lastly Breckinridge Democrat, tnd = b.
old man. His most famous decisions srs keos,
as those OF the Dred Scott case In 1857, su5 e..
Merrman hatea' corpus case In May, lIcl.
The following is the oflssl roster 81 Ibs .t.
Preme Court Of the L nited States
Chief Justice Il. b. fancy, dead. As,o,,.,
Justices, James NJ Wayne, Of Georgia; J.Vc
Catron, Tennessee Samuel Nelson. Hoz Tsr 4,
Robert G. Grier, Pennsylvania; Eathsp oiiI T.. .
Maine; u. Il. svayuc, Ohio; Samuel q. iG.,..,
Iowa; David Davis, Illinois; Stepheo :. F.I..
CALIFORNIA; Clerk, D. ". Middleton, wAslt ..
tom Reporter, j. s. Black of Pennsyl7sa!a.
Hon. Salmon p. Chase, Of Ohio, Is spoI,u ..
rs the most prominent. candidate for appc'u,r ,.
TO fill the vacancy in the Chief Justiceeh.p. ~.
sides the great honor and importance s:ss:h ID ,.
this high Office, there is salary Of sfSr. .r
annrn, with numerous fees.
The Chief Justice presides in the S. aaSa 90, %.
the President or Nicc-President lei mposa.r.
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ELECTION IN MARYLAND.
NNEAT INION NlCrnnN.

Sg-c,oi D,pr'N 10 The E'-ui91 T.frr-ph.
BhTnioRS, October l8.--The result OF tb,
municipal election here has r-oyeu more triumph
ant than was anticipated. Chapman men are
growing Justify. 1t was o clean sweep. The
Henry Winter Davis influence appears 10 be
broken.
The vote in favor Of the new Constitution sur.
passed all expectations. If the Whig counties OF
the State, still voting o.day, DO as supposed, the
new Constitution will certainly be ratified by
handsome majority, and Maryland rendered for
ever free from negro slavery Much rejoicing
continues over our late Union triumphs, render
ing Lincolns reelection certain aud his policy
approved. Mcclellan stock is very low, and
Coppcrheads seek hiding places.
The soldiers vote here in the PENNSYLVANIA,
Ohio, and Maryland elections /, nearly all Union.
A large number OF Rebel soldiers are daily
arriving here and taking the oath Of allegiance.
They all unite in saying that the Rebel cause /,
on its last legs, and Liucons election will give
it its quictus.
There Is no war news.
By tonight VIC will have returns enough from
the counties 10 show the fate OF the Now Con-
StitutiOu.
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r.LLAnMMIuA rltAnN nrronr.


...., ctoh' '7.-CcL1- 1uil tnd
f-1l-I r' ,e Cor U.Ga.iurs
.u rc-CIrg tcri-v. r.t- ,.-.ius Of s.,
'lGs 80. iol at lr
1r'gi7ons .till coo,iGEe inactive. TLoc Is 7ery
ii!. 1r noJhiug Going IN 9Oiu hut thov, is much
fm,.cs % prices. There las teen scarcciy any
1..snd wltteye. TO- 2Sport 70 tte past two or
t'--4 .F, End to-day VIC notice faio Of few
lau- e3 Zoe ','- cys-7 isully Q. Sls'5O ~ bbi'
-- aic- principally confined % supply tlo
1.- G. Of The orc &C 19C1'crf az .'5tc 10 - for
-ter ul ~ O. $ln's for tnucy brands as
eaA.y IA 50 Il1U End g 5A Aeai 40
/. ala gtiu rui-a
,a1 demand Cor Wh'-t is G. ucncy light, and
.-t., if' '-t.cy li.t- -lg eLcs-'cs itYs been
E. ritcltc @ ~ bggsclg rca, O. teri Eept secret.
lro --o. 81 20. gn, and white gt 2'3j@
a.. lye Is QUie, q. nor-rGl al l'OU. Corn
a uucudu ad ~, demand is modlrato aud
aa,.s OF n0 O. heil -eiowG.o .oc' ere reported
n zoo. oat a-c s. acy at oepts for enna.
aud ucia alc, Uith a-i-e q tusl els. Barley
! ou.es d t-le d r"cg bushels Iowa barley
1I.lt ls reported 90 '-
Ilc-t s ng improvement iu Whisky. VIC
notice alCl oc ,lEsyl.s-'u trs ct 'SiiGC
rs, Dl'e barrel, ...l 81. a. -l.- figure.
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OFTIOIAL WAR eAzETgg

Dispatches frOm Grant, aherrso., Ec,.
Sherid"n-The Military stssv. 90.
chRuged-1!cncrRI shertden's Ivss er,.
tIcl n brilliant Success Tho Vxs~
Totally It"Uted-N square Cavsys. IT. y
Capture Of the Rebel AKtlusr=
WAsHiNGroS, October II. $40 p. MD.
patches have been received to. day frem q .u,r..
Grant, General Sherman, and General S6sr14 d,
but no military movements siuce my lsat ;ses-.o
are reported.
Tie following details oHthe cavalry orsagan.,s
last Sunday furnished by General 5heridau Zee.
'I have seen no sign Of the enemy sine 10
brilliant engagement OF the 9Th instant II va
square cavalry fight, 10 which the enemy e.,
routed beyond any power 70 doserlbs. IT, To-.
everything carried on wheels, exeep: one 7'a..
Of artillery, and when he was last seen, he rs
passing over Rude's Hill, near NeTzsrksi, o
the full run, twcnty-siS miles from sas pst.l
neld, to which point the pursult was ktp, ~.
The batterymen and horses, etc. were cip.ns. :.
The horses were in good condition, eG. usre -
exchanged by our Cavllrymen for their S:1s.t
down animals. Tho Casualties on tGe s,h VI
not exceed sixty men. The one hundre3 1r9L a.
the Sth Ohio, dispersed while guarding :As hrtaas
over the North Shenandoah, have conc 10, sx,s1,
tho officers"
EDWIN VI. STANTON, Secretsry 81 War.