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furuiturc

ALL KINDS of, FURNITURE MAI
"A TREssE5 BEDDING. LoOkINu-0LA SSES. so'
chsspsr than elsewhere. O w. sNEDEN, 10. m oMS
hs stan. ON and Houston.sta Exsmins euf arg.
stoek before the price. are advanced. Farnn" seHee
bedroom ENAMELElp fUkNiLCMxE -
Ch.mSsr Suites, Dsis end .r.nssaaL z SA5SsS"'
TONS. CO Csnsist svpssGs WsestsG Issaen
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financial.

OvrIcs a, I'm PKsNsYLvAnA CoAL COMPANY, n
~. III BROADWAY. Nsw1oRK Aue 2, iv+ J
A DIVIDEND Of SEVEN AND ONE HALF
"A PER CENT the CAPITAL STOCK Of the PENN.
sYLvANA COAL COMPANY will be paid II the Ohies Of
the Company in New York and after August, 18th inst
The Trsner Books viii be closed from the eth hs sh
inst beth. -f
GEO. A. HoYT,
Tr,asureI
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Z OST-This morning (Aug. 10Y. . PACK
IL t0n containing S2ss n D. s. Revsnos essmps The
6ndr VIII be brrsy rewarded BY leaving the sAns W
Iespjss psak. Cs1Ats-s ssfsss n See~Nsa
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NJ b. GRIFFIN g. BROS, No. 2oo Grand.
~. A. New. York aud No. 357 Fulton st. broohiyn ce
ps,. rtaGs pam y ss S' ..s 81 s
They are also inserting s ssts Of Teeth on oei
ca, Pstins S25, Sivss &Wi Rubbs, ci@ f1cA Dsss
q eeA o3l diysr. o. ElusstbG ~ ssesA
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.ICHMOND COUNTY BOUNTY BONDS.
IN, SlI0 nm COUPON BONDS

- WSOVsVUO COO O-r '''7.''''
Proposals will be received By the Treasurer OF Richmond
County Until SATURDAY August H. 1891, Tor szGoeD OF
&isbaoDd County Bounty Bonds issaed by forty OF
Nv passed February g. 1854 and under resolution Of ae
Board Of Supervisors adopted July a. 1854. .
Coumurt, aons addressed u PETER =. WAUDkL
cesaty treasurer box No. 30, stagton, viii T.ce.'e i'm
snslsts stteatiou PETER >. WAUDEL,
County IreasuTer.
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OKvicy CIsyxI.xp AND TOLEDO lAiLkoAo
Cn~n.xy ttrrrrIyn Chi.. Juty rs 1914

CoxPAsY, CLEVELAND, Ch,. Juy rs, 1854
TXTRA DlVIDEND.-At Meeting 0l the
~ Direct ors this day, EXTRA DIVIDEND OF IN fEh
CENT free Of Gevennint Tax, ives orcerrd a. 81 aug
lisa Oh the C.a stock OF this Company, 10 he pad 70 inc
bock 2oh day Of Augass next at The Cont
GENITAL ba,h EewYork, until tbs 1rb day 81 sepsro1r ana
sft<r that date st the Company Ohce IN Cleveland ~
Tho Transfer Books Of The Company viii close on eAnLh
DAY July 30 O'Clock aud remain closed until the
4sl Axy Of August, u 10 o'clock e M:
fy order OF the board
X. c. LUCE Secretary.
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GRAYs PATENT

NODDED COLLARS
Arc no, simply Fat pieces Of paper cot 10 tho form
ar but ere Mded aas 1psd q As Hsef having Fei'ec
curve fe roas anglo breaks. which i' obtained BY 'of
eusd process. wAich sl,o another ad''HH7' ps
,,,.es D, no o,l cellar viz: SPACE for "a, C'S'd IN Inc
,.,,. III. rx.rpr o. xHiom ~ prRysorLr sKooTa
AND yaEA rucErE, uaAin! TIL o"l.-i' h' '~' 'N
nsss and durability un4lnalrL
They age nsadc down style r. sife' nom ~ - H.
and An Gsoe from J. 20 u incas. and packed In nss' bs
boIes Of 100 e.eh, ao smaller oues Of 10 esoh-'he e
r.ry Lsady package for ,svee' army saa navy oaie'.
gE'-EyERY COLLAR Is stamped
"GRAYs PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
soa By AL daaTs in Mems Furnishing Goods The TIss
OILY supplied at iaanaiscsascls prices ~
). :. LOWREY Co.
No - Warrcn-s'., Nv iofh.
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DARTTAN AND DELAWARE BAY KALI
Ia KOAD-ro Long Branch. Red BsnA, shark River,
nsnrhrsf-r Toms River, bsin.sS, shamons and Asioh
On All amer WEDNESDAY uest, June - srd un tf her
,.e. tt, IA and comm oAiOa. steamer JESSE ho Win
i.ey- FOO, Of Murays North River daily isundsys eN
e.p.d 4 1880 IN and AIS connecting win tha IL SUD
IA n II n atrort Monouth with rains for the above point
Returning trans will leave Lung branch ct 'ia M ans
Al 10 49,, = M. ... sh.r.
p,., st.,,on ior suark River tedford aud squsn
s,,r. connect 1t Manchester and Woodmsn''e tor Toms
Riv.Ts,d H.r.egs, Tuehsron Wurctowu, sisnnahswAeh
For fnr,her inoripr ion apply TO office en- the pier
Communication tick,.s o. Lone branch, Ned bsA &c,
kc can be lad spgcsion 20 the Company omco w. "
LesvsrsI - ., ,u,,,,rS l., c...x.i s,,t
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DARTlES holding BONDS Of the FOX AND
i WISCONSIN IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Of we
Moy,r,g, lated Ia OF August. 1859 fsn something 10
their advan age By applying either TO u AAC HOLMES fct
City " sconsi, or to J. FRUEAUff hohdsySohts
reansyivaiLA
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Iulusemen!S.

QARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUMs
STILL easATER ATTRACTION
rt kSSaGss s a Rt sAyke a. \
THE MYSTIC CAVE,
% thiSSs sS sSf hASS{t ssSsFnr
TONY DESiFR . Gown M. &c G. < v0x, "; q; pxyEH
roRT. Mon. UROssI Nile LOUISE, aud MIA EkSkSS
NJ 8; T. MoRRIs- ogRMAEIco AMERicAN0-vs
ExI!s NON E sf a SHSH NJ ' At O'CLOCK,
nkRk s yssS ia;sr1
,oyatss Of elaborate. fas1sd strong. and sssf pieces
'a- THE GRAND oRcHgsrRlAN.
:s' 1s i;isIt ?: ~ ' CIV
ra Ev kk% Sa ssNFso bn yyHg IN fssx
i StSs; z iss IN TsE
sssSs%f 'ss$ S$',o.
AND MILLION JrHER CURlOSITIyS.
Admission. IS cen.ss children under ten IS essss
NIBLo. GARDEN.-CoNMENCEs u.
~, Fl; & JaRSia Siss
GREAT SUCCESS Z zsB is DEMAND
the distinguished s.' i.iyclLLE WESTERN.
will r.pss THIS EvsSiSa sSp every EVENING
HER cELEpn1TE6 AND RENowSED REsDIr1oS
LADY ISABEL and aApxME VINE,
Ia played BY h-r - !, -
throaghout the u,ied Stai-s With the most dis''niose
SUGGEST u c. w. TsyI-ures thhing draos, entikied
EAST LYNNE;
-t.srttt.H 20 - On. Clt --atsiN
. ia r.fr THE ELOrEMENT,
0pad a. a G A.
st's S%. z; ..Ss. s ;I ass:
skcrret, Merry Wells. Rys.es Florence: Everett Nc ~
| Musical Conductor. HARVEY X. DODWORTH.
Sxats secured SIX days advance
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HlnpsHrRn AND BALTIMORE Coal Co, !
EEvloRK UPsrcK, No. ~ Trinity hsidins
.. August l. 1884
VyHE Board Of Directors OF this Company
nave this day declared Semi Annual Dividend Of FIVE
PER CENT on tie Capital Stock thereof payable st the
s1scs OF the CoBpsny, eLd sft-r the l5;h ilst ,
m. Transfer Books will be- closrd "Wednesday the
scsi lust will be roopensi Tuesday the Ion inst
JOHN q. GBEtNLEEs, Sec.
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Ulnis.

4 YOUNG MAN Of experience. good penman,
n qnick AMI hga.r,. desires fe'ponsbe posi-
lion IA mrrcar IL house hai oap cotng or importer OF
frv cod md l. wiS make himself as-iul Tor the IN
tsrs, 81 biz employer Lee, city reiefeacs Addrs" ~ H.
r. n \. Tribune Office.
EIOUSEKEEPEK WAN1ED:-An intelIl-
.ent An.rie4 IA Lady Hou.ekc-per Ia Ocnil.nisn'
family consisting Of only two peFsoas ssddfe" T. D. DOB
No. III Tribune DiLce.
rl'O PRINrERS.--An experienced 0ni relia-
i be Man wars permanent engagement .. fUbtMAN
Of tie COMPOsfSO ROOM Of BOOK OFFICE In Nss
YorN elsewhere. location object Twelve years t.sn
uonG from present employer Address Gro. GOULD
Printer caro- Of C.,r Sec. H,tbodt Boos Concefn fics.
Room Nc. ~ Maloerry st.. NswioIk
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Dtntistrn.
COTTON

DENTAL ASSOCIATION .,,,,
.,,,., r.s,b without pain by the NITROUS OAfD GAS
(l6c~ M 2, Bond g. New York -----
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OCEAN BANK or THE CITY o. NV. yoRx,
TT Nsg.lGpK Aug l. 1871

OCEAN BANK or THE CITY o. NV. v xx
L-. ~ NswlonK Aug J. 1864. )
TIVE BOARD of DIRECTORS Of this Bank
J. have declared dividend Of FOUR PER CENT free o
Government for the psst s1 months payable and sfer
the !, th inst. - .. . -
int. inclusive. . CHARLES PALMER Cashier.
..r NV YORK, Aa& g. 1875.
rTNHE TRUSTEES OF the CONSOLIDATED
Il .PETpJLEBM OIL COMPANY have this day de.
clafsd a DIVIDEND VI ONE AND ONE-FOURTH PkH
CENT Nt the espis stock tpar vslne $40 per shst
from the net earnings Of the Company for the aoath Of Jny
payable at tina Office Of tie Company No ~ Bfoad on ard
alter tie 18th iDst. 4. H. GRIFFIN. Secretary.
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8teomboasf ano Railroads.
ID of NEW-.JPRSEY

NENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
O-From Pjrr No. . North River connecting m Hampton
Junction With delaware sehsw anna and EN- Railroad
and at Eas0n with Lebign Valley Aarosa snd s cohnec'
tons forming direct ns 70 Pittsburgh aud u" "c" with
out change OF cars ,, u,,, ,r,r x,vcr
gxty Miles and Two Haurs saved by THIS ns 70 Che~so
Ctnctnps Louis, With but one enanes % eAx
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS -,
Commencirs Ausug D. 1884 kave New. OH ~ 10 1cws;
LARRisYykG ExrRKSs--At 40 mr. fnr ENtoh nesgrnY
Pottsyills. Harrisburg, Mauch Chank, Wthamsp%r. tsn
train eyll,es At harrisburg at p CONF ,cupg Iss - ~
West en- the rcrnsyvsnia Railroad North and sou'n on tn
Northern Central siresd, with tho Cambsrsno '1sy
Railroad 10 Hazerstown. . an.
MAIL TpAIx-A, s:2e m. for Warrington. Esson Water
Gap. Scrsn D Kingston, Great Bend, Pttson bingham
Il 10 T. TRIM-Fcr Eason, Allentown, Msuch Chank
Whltsmsport, Reading Ps,tsvibe. hurisbrre, &c
JS =. H--tor Ea.ion, Bsihlebsm, and Msuch Chsnk
$50 p x--For Somervie and FleD.iston -i
Pn-fof Souperville. ".rllI.. -
1;io IN HssrERs .ExpnEss-Fnr Es,ton Allentown
Reading. Hamburg Pittsburgh, snd the West Si-epng
csrs through from Jersey City &c Picsbarah. .
ELILABETHPoaT ANo Nkw.YoEK FERRY-Leave New.
orr roia Pier No :. r. glS |. <:U and $50
D. Boats stop 1t Bergen Point aud Mariners sxtor.
Tickets Tor tho West be obtained the Office OF the
Central Rsirosd Co Of New Jersey Pier No. IN. r.. No.
Aston House. No al Broadwsy and 1t the principal
hotels. JOSIAH D. sfEARSS, Superintendent.
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MANLEy q Co. s,......-. t.
GEORGE MANLEY Co,
BANKERS AMI
STOCK COMMISSION bRohEhS,
No - WILLIAM ST., hEM-hOhh-
A. glasses Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
STATE BONDS AID STOCKS. -
RAILRoAp BONDS and STOCKS
MisiA0 STOCKS, &c. ko'
"oo"hi nv" TIE BOARD OF BROKERS'
INTEREST ALLOWED On ACCOUNTS
GEO. MAELEY. Special Partner.
WESTERN VERMONT MARBLE COM
QUAnRIEs AND MILLS. DANBY, VERMONT
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
SHARES, s9J EACH.
TRUSTEES:
JOHN b. PAGE Precedent Bank Of Rut and fotsnd, VI
JDUt r. )LLVEGTOs, BsBk OF Sorth America, n. !.
John T.. WILLIAMS. metropolitan Sank, kew io,a
GFOHGF V. SAfTEhLEE, 81 Batteries Co., N L.
IHANKLrN POST WeliiDgford. Vermont.
FREDERICK CHAFFEE, Rutland, Vermont
" w. 0'A'N'' Presid.nt-JoHy B. PACE.
,,aEse 10. 1874 hrosdwsy Now.Tork
tn, property Q! tia Company compes some 10 sers OF
land Of which 90 aare, sre Of Wine Msroie eiso
Mi, for Saving Marble. IN opeison ihr etisrfr,
hayr been opened and woke for the pat hteen yet. ana
Baltimore and the south ~cfo s reP1ts.og iuy es.so
.bed The demand fr exceed. the sohty ~ tbe company
10 produce aud tie psscr drisn Is to add steam pf sn
ots, in proved M.oheTy meet the increasing demand o
marble. For tbis purpose 81. Co"pany nov oug' n
pnubsr Of he shares 10 increase its working capital
Ssb.crpos Books are open the Banking on-s Of
HOWES 4 MACY, No. ~ Wallis.
Jous p. PACE, President
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OyrcE LKxox pIsz liza Co. No. 6 WALLST.
THE BOARD Or DIRECTORS, complying
II With the new law have THIS DAY declared Semi
Anprs DIVIDEND Of five PER CENT, payable on de
s.sad nee Of Government Tar-New York July H. 1854
WALTER 81. FRAhhIIN, Secrvtsfy.
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NTEW RAILROAD . LINE SOUTH.
N BROORLYN TO PHILADELPHIA.
tttfflHS.

Fare a, Exc rsion Tickets 80 god FOR three DAYS
On and t,t,r MOr DAY. Aug ieI, oy Tho eonnedlops
,,eomsT EASE HOYT foot Of Atlantic st. bEcokyu eyer,
dsy SUNDAYS eIceigd at ococ1 ~ ,se'es 70 s =,
,o,b and by the 2sIHn anu Delaware Bay hSirola 70
80 ~ Xn, A. ihs pha, rrtGuinl, esye 'in'-r whir'
Phi siephis every morning "a NJ lendays efp' a.. ~
~, n,.,,,r by ,. Ine the Of Sewycrssy havinz
a. M, H.. aud Anboy Monopoly the exc e:ive
pribg Of car9 passengers aud height oet"osh INC '
OF New lo.k auI PnIla lei ni-
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DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
Ia TAI. uaw Road I. completed ani In good roaming
order with hr class Psssouor Carr. and having made ar
eans ue,s with tho cona,cn, roads NOHi and ,uU TIL
oar. g. tie travelling public direct and IikOuo fonts
frou, VA tsOrON and BALTIMORE, via York Coiug-
b., aat RnaainS 90 Allentown Eaton, and Nh" -lOhh
~ eh route lor beauty ard SUMMER RESORTS, should DO
rf,in. orth irAve Cc'lnlhia At 300 m. Nee.
lrInr. North leave Ccuubis al 1900 y H., sst
Tam. arrive at heading al 1882 a. Ill., Acc
ggain, arrive = Reading st t2j D H. Past
Trim. sol.h leave lstdiug r. 6:ji 4 No. Arc.
Tr,in. sonh lsayv r-sding 90 ii:io a. M, Fast
Truiu. srfiyr a. Columbia ~ $50 a. NJ, acc.
Trins rrriye AZ Colnnhs at i;5O y. NJ, as
Tn. Iiy,r ranns CouEbis ed by steam
r. MN bOAI awaits the arrival Of be Trains % con
" avr the On ne beus deiightiaL Passe.l.
az. by the Fat Line " II dine at Col. nea - ~,
r. W. NOlIiiho', hObtRi NhhNr,
General Iics.t Agent GENERAL superintendent
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&C., Co.. 10.
FOR SALE At TIE LOWEST MARKET PRICES
AND OK LIBERAL TERMS.
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To The FRIENDS Of the Laie Senator
Douglas.
evidence is O. follows;

FELLOW CITIZENS: Those of US who enjoyed the
intimate personal acquaintance OF our departed
leader. will bear enthusiastic testimony TO his IN
tense. uncalculating devotion TO the Union.
Throughout the memorable Winter OF looO-l, he
exhausted the resources OF cohclhaVoh anu Vi
statesmauship in Jealous unseltsh efforts II avert
tho calamity If civil war, because he feared such
,yor ifnaugurated by the Federal authority, would
nrove the crave Of the Union. But when Secession
and rebellion, eliminated in wanton attack on
the National Flag and its heroic defenders, the
rroa, champion of Popular Sovereignty threw his
whole heart into the struggle for our national In
tegrity. and breathed out his soul in invocatons
70 his countrymen to fight till the last armed foe
expires, in defense of that sacred and precious
heritage bcque.thed to US by our Revolutionary
ancestors
In the. spirit Of that invocation, ], ore of the
bumblcst but most devoted of your number, who
from the hour the first Rebel gun was
fred at Sumter, have been War Demo
erat and nothing else entreat you TO read
carefully and thoughtfully the rival Platforms OF
the Baltimore and Chicago Conventions, respect
lively. and decide which of them most nearly en-
bodies the anu - WIN rFiAA'
of our deceased chief and give your efforts and
your votes to the cause which the heart Of Douglas
must honor and bless.
In crisis like this, party names, organizations,
affiliations. are nothing. The salvation Of the Re-
public is everything Let no one who ever loved
and honored our great statesman BIO Justly re-
preached with lack ofcourage or of self-saerihoe
| in this hour OF the nations supreme trial.
For myself | can read the Chicago Platform no
other wise than as white flag Of surrender to the
Rebels-as a confession Of defeat by the nation in
It's struggle 10 yindicate its just authorya and main
tain its territorial integrity. And having yainly
waited long enough in the hope to see that Platform
repudiated and set aside by the supporters Of the
Chicago candidate, hereby entreat you to unite
with me ~ opposing to the death everything that
looks like trucking to traitorseyerythng that can
be received with oxultaHon by the consprators who
broke up the Democratic party and defeated it:
national candidates simply to create pretext fol-
Rebellion and disunion. shall cast my vote FOL
the unconditional Union candidates throughout
and entreat all who are proud Of their past asso
citation and sympathy with Stephen A. Douglas tc
do likewise.
Yours, in the faith and hope of true Democracy
HIRAM WALBRIpGE
| Ee,o. York Nor. ., ls6i
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A Threatened Ruid on Detroit-fpsen>e
Excitrmcmt-The City Under Arms.

DETROIT, W. ~ 4c"7'
AT o'clock this evening the city was thrown
into the widest exc ment by the ringing Of the bells
calling the sodiery TO arms. dlspatchwas reeelNed
bv Mayor Barker from the Mayor OF Toronto. tiaihS
flat he had received positive Information that Rebel
raid was 10 be made on this city tonight.
The people fccked into the streets by thousand'-
The steam fire-engines all out to guard agsils
fres Word was sent 20 all tho churches, and the dli-
fercnt congregations were dispersed. Col Ill., tne
Military Commendant. at once ordered out three COM
panes from tie barracks aud one from Fort Dearborn.
The CITY will be patroed until morning. Soldiers aio
now seen upon elmos, every Parrot guns al
being brought down from the barracks to DO paced ON
the corner of Jefferson and " oodward-ayes.
Tn, military authorities have given strict orders to
arrest all persons out late who cannot give good sc
count Of themselves. While write there are thOusaus
on the streets aud many exciting rumors prevail cm-
GERS are galoping and fro on horseback, carrying ot~
ders 10 different points. All Of the dopots and puohc|
buildings are strongly guarded
Forewarned j. forsarmed and IL any stack IS maua
on the cty tonight il will NEE. with warm reception
All day long the secesh Windsor have been Jubant
as II they had received important Information A
suspcious circumstance in connection with TIE sar IL
the fact that an unusual number OF men nave poem
coming over on the ferrybOats from W lndkor sihco
morning and but few have been seen TO return. III
supposed that there now over 20 oil these suspicious
characters in the city. -,
II they hayo designs on the city they will he folled.
Detroit has not seen such an excitement before theo
the taking of the Philo Parsons aud Island Qaeen.
LATER.
Since sending the above / learn that the Provost
Marshal has received dispatch fnm X. j. kimpaLls
United States Consular Agent at Toronto stalLs has
on Saturday evening hundred men LETT tnat Guy
with arms ammunition and combustOles ior i"ld o"
Detroit or Buffalo
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The Sailors Residence.
To The EIitor of the ~ y Tribune.

TO nc Es7I0T y NC ~ r. I7EV1He'
SrR. / am in the naval service, now on the
sick list in the Marine Hospital Brooklyn. My ship ia
lyiIg off the 18th Ward, New.York Ny family reside
in Brooklyn. / am unable go to New-York TO vote
Can not register and vote in the Goth Ward Brook
yn where my family resdef Please this, as &c
concerns several of my shipmates and many good
UniOniss in the service. NAVAL OFFICER.
Brooklyn, Oct. 81, 1854.
lASs-Most certainly. Where your family reside s your
legal residence But sailors in the United States services
away from home may the election precinct nearest 70
their vessel; or If not citizen. the State in which
she Is stationed may II their State has authorized soldiers and
sailors abroad to vote, their ballots spooard IN TO
prescribed by law, tran. nit their proxy as pros
yded By the Of the State Of to some iends 81
home for them In any care, United States sao'
within the limits Of any State, upon its water are en-
titled any general election, a. The polls nearest no
vessel on which they may se s,stioned-ED. TRIB
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The Trial Of the Indiana Conspirators cone
tiuued-More Startling Testimony.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. p, 1864.

lNDiANAfOLi-, Oct. ~ .cV7s
The trial of william A. Bowles and others
was continued to-day before the Military Commission.
Wesley Tronton, Of Shoals Station, Morton County.
Indiana, testified 10 his membership in tie Circle OF
Honor. and afterward in the knights OF the Golden
Circle. lie was initiated in the last by stephen Hon.
soy one Of the accused The members sworn into
the support OF JEFF Davis and 10 assist Morgan IN
case OF an invasion, and aid other Rebels norm OF,
South. Tie Morgan sign was given them So the 8
drafted into tie army and taken prisoner they wouh
fare better than Others.
John W. Stone stated that when witness was initiated
into the Knights OF the Golden Circle, that IN ApFB
tbe-e would be revolution in indiana, Illinois and
Missouri Governor Morton was 70 DO assassiaaieds
and II. III. Dodd WAS TO be Governor.
On the cross-examBa;ion TGuator stated that few
DAYS after bis initiation he met Horsey who said thaa
Store had spoken in regard 10 the ORGANIZATION whas
was untrue Witness asked Horsey TO 80 with NM
and deal with Stone Tor such ds.o!a statements and
Sterhcn Tory. Of Davis County, testified shat ho
Joined the Circle Of Honorin Martin tounty III eoJs
Stephen Horsey induced him to Join. Witness identi-
fed him as ore OF the accused The 'obhgatOn "au
similar TO that taken by Truater and bound them not 70
rey Al those who members and what tho order did
They else sworn to assist the South II called on.
They we're 10 rally in each township 70 assist the Re-
belon Horsey and Clayton. the woleadlng men, sa1
the whole Order 10 stand ready 10 meet Nen esisL
out They had mustered aud drilled several times hs
brother VIM Tcnay, who belonged TO the oiHer, los
him they were getting pistols all the time 10 arm tLo
Mr. Baker. Of Dover Hill, Morton County, bonshs
so,re revoyers for the members at Cincinnati Aex-
Shirtf also got reviewers Botn belonged 20 ,ho
grisbs Of the Golden Circle. saw Avery four OF Hyo
monfhs ago Hc said that the order was getting sona
finely Witness had been drafted. No United slated
officer had held out any inducoment Of release nom the
draft II he became witness; .,,
Tie Commission adjourned, to meet at 9 o'clock to-