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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
THE REPUBLICAN
PLYMOUTH,IND.,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER a., 1864,
Unconditional Union Nominations.

Unconditional Union Nominations
FOR PRESIDENT,
/, ABR All M LINCOLN
or ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
OF TENNESSEE.
STATE TICKET.
roR doyEKNoR
OLIVER =. MOTION.
FoR LIrrrESaSr an-ErxoR,
CONRAD BAhER, VI ynnGerburg
SECRETARY ~ STATE
NELSON TRUSLEK, Of Fayotte.
srpIroE or STATE.
THOMAS Il. MeCARTY, Of Wabash
rRr,srHrE or STATE
JOHN T. MORRISON. Of Washington.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
DELANA T. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam
FOR sCrEErSTE~DE~T PVBlIc INSTRUCTION.
GEORtiE W HO>S, Of Marion
rox JuDaEs o. SUPREME CORR.
i.i bistrict-JAMES FRAZER, of koSciusko.
20 pstrlct-JEHC I. ELLIOTT. Of Henry.
III District-CHARLES \. RAY. Of Marion
Eth D~srics-RoBERT c. GREGORY, of Tippecanoc
ros.cIFas or TaE 1rrarnE eorEr,
LAZARUS NOBLE. Of Knox.
FOR IMPORTER or rHE srPRExy Court
BENJAMIN HARRISON. of Marion.
CONGRESS.
SCHUYLER C0LFAX, Of 81. JOSEPH.
REPRESENTATIVE.
SAMUEL BEATTY, Of Siarke.
ras I7-DSE OF echuoN rLEAs COURT
ELISHA EGBERT, of 1T. Joseph
COMMON PIE 4s PRosfctron
WILLIAM ANDREW, Of Ia Porte
roR PRsEcUroR. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
y GCRNEf, Of Porter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
8 8 i s { !
Wov.S Nike q CNANvyXA.
I've R\ooA WIS

arc the most active and thorough pills THAI
have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the Liver, cxcit-
ing that organ To sIch an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply pur -ativc pill
Thnr nrn rlnll,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

3 RECOMMENDED BY ALL THE LEAD.
ING PHYSICIANS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

cures instantaneously-and you do not have to
wait q week to SEE its effect.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
CONVERTIBLE INTO 4 SIN PEE CENT SEA
GOLD BOND.

In addition to the very liberal the notes sr
three years, this prvil. now wor4 ,, oot
three per cent. per annum, for the rate Of SEQ
Bonds is not less than nine per premium md before
the war the premium six per United States stock,
was over Gcnty per cent II will be- seen that Tho actual
profit this loan. the prcsen; market rate is not les,
than ten per cent Der anuun
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
S Y M p 7 O NJ 8 /:

A SINGLE BOTTLE WILL LAST MONTH
TO BE USED THREE TINES A DAY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

CURES FEVER AND AGUE-let those af
aictcd with this maady try il.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12

TuEsDAY, July I2.-The near approach of the
Rebels TO national capital well the ARRIVAL e
the pirate Fordo On Cane May have tended the
mercantile community and bat little business Is esctsd.
There svery little Bark hero, ana No. 10 wsrth SSo
2 ton.
There Is very lte Cioverseed here and Il Is hsh at
80 q CA lbs Timothy 10 looking up; of 2Sco BUSH
at 81 % = bush. riaxsred Is worth $3.50. s r. .
The f1ur Market Is nrr, but there s not much de-,
maid. The sass comprise 1910 obs Pennsylyania and
olIo estIA family at sll 5o0l2 bb 1000 bOls. de.
at sll a2 % The sales the retailers and baker, are
within the range Of from 81 70 up $3.50 for common
fupCnne and fsucI lots In quality. In Rye PoIr aud
Corn Meal no salas hare been reported
Th,3e has been bot very lte Wheat Offering and tho
only sale about 90 bu ,hels IN Ints at sl61FT5 n
bushel for d. and s275 for white Rye comnani slI0
Corn Is goOd relue't, and 200 sush yellow sold a70.
There g. seaay demand for oas at 0Ss. Barley Aad
Malt are aall. a
In Provisions have ehsnge 10 resord IN prioeS.
whisky Is m limited reques, with small sales Of Fsnn-
syvahR sud Ohio 1hs 49, but holders dsn4nd
III. her figures. 70
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IPRICE TWo CENTS. -

B1L VETOyD-The Mayor has We oed the ordf.
nanee mnkmg sn appropriation 70 ihr Department
Of City Properly, includIng $4,000 for Improve
r,cn's tu FamnouDt Park. The NJ iyor is 0f the
opinion that the present condllpn Of the city
hfabos will not warrtnt these hrgs expcndi-
| ttres foi Noik not absolu'e els needed. 49,
ONR HuSDpD DAYS Cot iRBD Rsofnsvr.
The Supervisory Commi;toe f,r recruiting
cO'ored rr2imsn;s have received authority from
General Couch 70 raise a regiment Of one han-
dred dtyS' men Person wishing to recruit men
nLutt ,hiS roer viii ean az ouce st headquarters,
Local bhEyt1IEs.-rhe monitor Tsfar5, bufl
AZ ChcseT, has arrived at the Navy Yard. Her
chief oflicer IS Lieutenant Comm,pder Georea
Bacon Dming las. week, lf15 head OF ca.,is
$40 hogs, sDd 1900 sheep we're disposed Of
The entire H'bount paid into the City rfeasu,v
curing last week was $50, ,ll5 A.. Several
pockets wero picked Yesterday in the crowds
about he newsp ipor Offices. Buring last week
1898 patients we're Hduted intO The YlriDus hos
piaiE, aud 1893 returned 70 dnty The unmb1,
rtmHinDR II 1929 Matthew Irein had IA
iitht hatd crushed ia machuery yesterdty at
factory In Buuonwcod street, below BrOad
The sum OF S2l sos % was expeuded lat waelr
ior The re'icf OF the familts OF volunteers A
large number OF Government lgAorers we're sent
70 work yesterday on the line Of the Reading
Railroad.
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FROM HtyRE.DE.GRNCE.

Rr-DE-GRAcE, July ~, Z A. M,-Aftor
closing my dispatches last night at Perryyi!le, l
crossed over TO this side Of the river, finding
there was n strong guard here, and no Rebels
supposed to be in the vicinity. The Bush river
bridge wss saved by the timely arrival of the
gunboat Faehsia, Acting Master Street. who
reached a point commanding the bridge about
room. The enemy shortly after appeared in
sight on the hills, but retired coming in range.
General Franklin was on the train In citizen 5
dress, but was pointed out to General Glmor by
Baltimore lady on the train, and he was taken
pisoner.
The road is now reported entirely clear, and |
start for Baltimore Immediately.
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TMPORTArTONs.

Reported for The EueptilQ TtlegFoph Aii|~r q"
HosToN-S teaulshp Saxon, Aat-hews-sH eeses boots
AID shoes Nckois Harris. M9seey ~ 81
Marklav "a 20 " BaHnJer- ~ a. fiaf A. l01l
i3 do CAfhr; 10do Hsnar{ , y ~ !" y " ~ rels
az da osier 81 nnetts % de ~ s1uas ~ NJ ~ ~ c9i ~
doF Js..si 81 DO Joa,, is I,oe az y = w - 4{srti ny
srriIg Frrk sD ltes Sry soeis ~. " n h9ssd an
Row n 10 HoarAoni II % 8 onass s2n; ~ 40
NJ n, Wefs n do James. KEN. infce 10
10 10 Whsss 80 bars easel yellos 4 Il wiu,og 4
~. nj coils cacase zee a coi 10 bhis e.pperaa rhane Is
nckecIt ~ l,ste pesnuf1l Z Smay 10 oAra y.rn : r.
spra co 81 bbls aleNWes Jenu srnup ca az bbiE
10 hi bhs nsh lA or bbs % ~ ce sanljn k6aAedy,
saJE COS 90 coils e9rdaye pEdnsHes Departments ~,
llts fisss~are uuzzy 4 Munroe "a bdis paper h4es
M@age y Cos ~ rise lron hsds ID AaEfa5 80 satyf
ale bbls Massey, Collins Cns va BIDS pa30r 10 Fan
Brgs ~ eases 80 gdls lales. kn6un a q ils Pl1sr
W fitchcTO 10; 81 baga wn1i 1an bulin1x = 5Ils
~ b0is eas.p Bnsse Co. ~ Dbls dnidt JBfsrnil
rs bales hall hAlef raehJohn Dobson. .,ra.,,ff,,ff
ton,r,n, v.-nutngs % the sholby coiIska
10 "a ~ 81 l4fi x, s. ~ ~. q. 30. tIsss.
~ ~ rsp5 S 3 ds:i % y. q e u a. H. b 4 is s,l.i
oiF0uIiss sent By AaafeA1ln, !, ar,r.oss 4 o..
osYinstoas NJ
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4 cold Mine ON the Jsmes River.

ON 'he james river, near City Point, there
lvcn some years aRu n miserly old LADY, WHO
sold fish, caught in the river by her SON ia the
Richmond market, at very remunerniug prtcos
Sic hrNCed all her gaius, and when she died her
relatives, who expected wudfal wore surpr s.d
70 tiud that she had very htle. The fact was
singular. bnt still fact. The house, by the
fortune OF war, was burnt, and the strange cir
eunstence IF her poverty was unexplained atiI
some OF our soldiers beg m IN dig aronnd fh3 two
old ehiuuey-stacks, the sole remains OF her COM
Portable ms nsiun.
The sUglc-worms rOund about them wero
tsmptingly sweet and large for catfish AMI cells.
Orc day, one Of the warrior Disciples of IzAak
Walton struck vein of gold and silver, which
waa confined 10 common iron POI, which
doubtless, had good culinary service In its dav
Here the old woman bnrird her treasure whi,k
the soldiers disposed OF so hurricdly that il q
hardly probable that It's precise sum will ever be
known.
There were eagles, half eagles aud quarter
eagles, bcsiees pieces Of larger valne, aud auaa-
titles of silver com. Some say that there was
$4,000, and others not more than $1,000 AZ
any rate q ere was great scrambling, aud no at
tempt ht G.r division, the finder being 40 atom
islcd az his good luck that the spOils were gone
heiore he could recover his senses. Her rela-
iions If they ever hear oftthis circumstance, viii
know now why the defunct old gran1ame seemed
so poor.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
British RepuISc la New ZeRIand-Ll
frnn1 ARannlRn-

British RPpuISe la New ZeRIand-Lnte
from AeRPuIcO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9-Advices from New
Zealand to MOy 10 mention another repulse OF
tie British in an attack upon the natives. One
hundred British we're killed and wounded, in-
cluding several prominent officers. In another
engagement the natives were worsted.
SaI dwich Island dates to June l3 state
that the election of delegates to Constitutional
Convention WAS progressing. The Convention
will forbid the importation of coolies.
Advices from Acapulco June 90, say that the
French garrison is on the best terms with the
citizens in the vicinity, but all communication
with the interior is cut OIL Manzsnllla remains
b'ockaded to all but European vessels. A French
irlgate mad left TO take possession of Gaiazl.
The Nevada Constitutional Convention has
adopted section favorable TO National Cur
rency.
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TRAIN FOR BALTIMORE TODAY.
THE EXCITEMENT AT BALTI-
MORE MAGNIFIED.

The departure of the noon train for Baltimore
to-day was postponed until half past two O'Clock
Pm.
A large number of passengers were congre-
eRted at the depot this morning, waiting transit
TO Baltimore and Washington. The 25 o'clock
train will be run as far as Perryville, from which
point passengers will reach Baltimore by boat.
We have authority for stating that the utmost
the citizens of that place has been chiefly manu-
facurCd at the North.
AmOnpthe passengers who will leave for WASH
ingion in the afternoon train is Mr.. Leonard
Grover, proprietor Of theatres in Washington
and this city, and Mr. Hess, his business agent.
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Communication ReOpened with BaItI.
more.

HAvRE-Dr-GRAcB, July IA construction
train left This morning to repair the railroad and
telegraph lines of the American Telegraph Com
pany. y
be fully re-established by evening.
The balance Of the passengers who were In tho
trains captured yesterday, consisting Of ladies
and children, nrriVed az PeryVille this morning
on a steamer, and have left By train for PhilA-
delphia.
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FROM WASHINGTON
Enemy Have Attacked
the Fortifications
Around the City.
SKIRMISRING SING e
DAYLIGHT.
CAPITAL IN I'M MI
NENT DANGER.

We have reliable intelligence from Wash
iuston that last night about ffteen to twenty
thousand Rebels encamPed around Silver
Springs, and at daylight advanced on Wash
ingtonl skirmishing commenced before day
break
The enemy advanced upon the works out
Fourteenth and Seventeenth streets, and az
II o'clock we're preparing in full view to carry
the works by assault.
At 1880 heavy firing was heard in the city,
and the sUpposition is that an assault had
been made.
Urgent appeals have been sent for men
in companies or regiments.
Our capital is in imminent peril.
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GUERILLA WAR ON The FRONTIER.
Rebels Capture Parkville, Kansas,
The following telegraph viii expl ain iisoIf;

The following telegraph viii explain i,self:--
dier-GereIa Drake, X. S MA messenger ilsg
arrived from Parkyille report, it c:pturcd Oy
large lOTce of bushwhackers this Afternoon AZ
O'Clock
'''ope man of Company T, 10Th Kansas Cavary,
was killed. Number of cit zgn- killed and miss
ing, among the number Colonel Parks. They
want The steamer EBiiie.
"M. G. Larry. Capt. Co. A, X. S. NJ"
On the receipt thereof, General Drake tele-
Fral he'd to General Curtis 70 so 10 ParkYilc ia
force. This is the right wav. The glerlas
must be met ut every point, aud met promptly.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Special 20 The Evening Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, July l2.-Our city is still in n
feTment Of excitement. All business Is suspended,
except that connected with military operations.
The street corners are crowded with anxious
groups.
Among the private residences visited by the
Rebels is the splendid mansion of doerge O..
Z 'reshury, Esq, formerly of the Girard House,
Philadelphia, and Willard's, Washington. They
here helped themselves to whatever they took q
fancy to, and stole fine bloodod horse from his
stable.
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FOURTH EDITION.
LATEST VIA I!ARRlSay3a.
.Ha..e-....-r---a-.a-a.-r----
SIGELOCCUPIES FREDERICK
----------->-,----,,---.-->
GEN. SULLIVAN At MlRTlRSBJRG.
a---------------~--r,--~--,-.
ALL QUIT ON NORTHERN CENTRAL
RAILROAD TODAY.
RE Bells EAST OF FRED
ERICK IN FORCE.
Etc. Etc. Etc, EtO.. Eto.
special TO Tho Evening Telegraph.

NpnciuA 10 FNH evening NeipErnnhs
HAHRIsnuRG, July PIP. M..-Our forces
urdcr Sgel have occupied Frederick city this
morning. Our forces at Harper's Ferry are ia
Communication with General Sullivan at Mar
tiusburg, and will act in conjunction. There Is
a rumor here that portion Of the Rebels have
rCcrosscd the Potomac below Harper's Ferry.
a gentleman from Frederick City, now iu
town, who has Lccn in consultation at head.
quarters, says he counted the enemy as they
passed through Fredericksburg aud they mum.
bered thirty.elght thousand iuflntry, with one
hundred and forty pieces of artillery.
Aporton of this force was to have met A. T.
Hil at Leetown, with renlOrcoments. This is
reliable.
All quiet on the Northern Central Railroad.
There arc no Rebels on the line, whick is being
repaired as fast as possible. Baltimore and
Washir gton are still threatened by a large force
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12

NEW YoRK, July l2.-Fiour has declined Do &
y COO bbs cod; state, s0759I 9fi ohil, 50 ats;
Sou hero, ST. Ttdl4 90 Wheat sa5c lo~es; sal unin
prrfA.t. C.m rn :0OCN bushels sid At Sl6lhs9 ia
he FIRM. Purk beavyi Mess SH1iG rs Lard dnii At
2Oh62lAc Wnhki d1n AZ ao9DAs- Il
Begspts-flour, 10, ,oJ barrels Carn, t0e00 hn h's.
Ste, H. dul' ChirAgo and Rock Island, I9if
Cumberland rrefaned, a0X; n.noia oentrai, l1,ts,
Nicih.g Snathsm T2A New fa.k 'an'ral * Peha
Coal, ilgs Resdip EA: diss0ures, iGsa; Erlv li16R
Gold, 27hs one Yesi Cerlnraos, g5k Tre.surys, lo5
5-1Os, soupons. lOsa Coupon 0s. 100. u u
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THIRD EDITION.
FROM BALTIMORE L.
REBELS MASSlRG THEIR FORCES.
MAIGR-CEN. FRANKLIN 4 PRISONER.
ALL QUIET AROUND THE CITY.

BAIuNoRr, July l2.-Eyerythiug Is quiet
sround the CITY. Last night a force Of Rebels
passed through 1owton,own on the way to join
the mnin force. they had with them M or-
General tranklin aud staff, captured on the
Philadelphia railroad on Monday.
Only one bridge, that over the Gunpowicr, was
burned on the Philadelpha road.
Business is At a stand still, nearly all the out
lCts from the city being closed
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Prom sIiNSourI.

ST. LorIs. Mo, July l2.-rhe olive Street
Hotel, formerly the MonrOe House, kept by
Blackwell & Johnson, was nearly destroyed by
fire last night The loss has not been asoer,a ned.
Until further orders, no steamboat will be
allowed 20 ascend ihe Missouri Hver above JEFF
feTson CRY, without sufficient arms and am'nu-
milton, etc., and crew competent to defend her
gsinsttbe guerilas now maaudiDg the counties
! long that stream.
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THE "FLoRIDA" AcAlMl

NEw YoRK, July 12-2 A. .M.-rho british schooner
Tame has just arrived here with The passengers Of
the steamship = eosrie Spark. hence on Saturday
last for New Orleans. which was captured on The 1)'h
(SwGayb at2 +, NJ, atout sixty mules south OF Cape
HeIlopcn, by the pirate F'oridc.
AT the time OF the sailing OF the LaRe, the mails
ara meight OF the E6cirio Sg1rs were bcins trans
ierred TO tho F.OvdI, preparatory to burning her.
rThe Cieik ofthe Electric Spart Is Mr. Lew1 Hlbberd
.on Of Alderman HlbbeTd, VI Philaaclphia.l
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REBEL CAVALRY REPORCED AT
nElAIR Nn

HAvRE-DR-GRAcE, July IL II A. M.-Partles
from Belsir, sixteen miles from this place, report
force of Rebel cavalry 1000 roug at that point.
Last evening farmer, named Hall, shot
Rebel in retaliation for burning his house and
destroying other property.
There is no doubt of the immediate necessity
81 heavy reinfoTcements for Washington.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12

The human snnl is nothing but Gods violin,
upon which be plays the most exquisite tunes.
The strongest man fools the influences Of
womaD's gcntlest thoughts, as the migh;iest oass,
quiVers in the softest breeze.
-"why arnt you with yonr regiment I" "Oh,
I'm sick. I've got something the matter with my
liver" "Ah, yes; It's white!''
"A person passing through village. and OBJ
serving upon a door, "Haswell, Sargeon,
remarked. THAT Rentleman's name would be as
well without the H." rrf.r.f ~
--"Humble as ! am" said a buliying Ameri-
can sfouter at meeting II still remember that
am q fraction of this magnificent republics
'You are Indeed" said bystander, "and Yui-
CUR one at that" - '3IlIl ~
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EEOM HAVRF.DE-GRACE-T REBEL
TOUCF NEAR CONEuINao HRIDGS.

HAvBE.DE. GRACE, July l2.-It is apProheded
that Rebel force is in the vicinity Of Conc
wingo bridge, tcn miles north Of Havrc-dc Craze,
on the Susquchanua river. The bridge will no
doubt be fred If the Rebels make any demon
strnticn
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F: :MAJOR-GENERAL FRANKLIN NOT
CABrIREN.

PRRRYvILLR July l2.-PasSengers who came
through last night state that the reported capture
OF Major-General +. auklin was incorrect.
TIE mistake arose out of the resemblance Of
one Of the passengers to the General. This state
mint is confirmed by Major William Leon, Of
General WalIace's staff.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12
BURNING OF 4 CHURCH.

AuousrA, Me, July l2.-The Orthodox Church
in this place was struck by lightning last night
ard entirely destroyed. The loss on the build
ing is nearly S22 900, and on the organ, 5000.
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TIE DASIsm WAR.

NEW YoRK, July l2.-The sieauelsiip Redar,
with Liverpool dates TO the 23lh ult., has arrived
The Prussans have captured Alsen Island aflsr
some fghing. The Danes lost several guns, and
Cmbal ked Ia haste.
Tie balance of the news has been anticipated
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GEN. GRANTS ARMY.
ALL QUIET AT PETERSBURG
speciaI 20 The Evening Telegraph

wAsHSGToN, July IL, P. M.-The Star says
that the arrival Of tbe mail boat from City Pjlnt
on Sunday ming brings no special news from
General Grants army, excepting the usual artll-
ltry fiji & in front Of our lines.
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THE CAPTURE or GENERAL FRANK
LIN AGAIN ASSERTED

HAyRE. DE- GRACE, July u, noon.--ln refer
ence to tie capture of General Franklin. It's now
asserted that the Rebel General Gilmor rec)g.
niEed him. and politely requested him 10 leave
the car lie then placed the General in buggy
under guard.a EId
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-12

-Beautiful singing Is heard 10 Swedish
churches, for the nation is very musical. The
service Is the sans as in Denmark, a Lutheran
form Of worship, and the meIrical psalms are
similar " the Danish.
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CoIored Troops for one Hundred Days.

COIOred Troops fur one Hundred Days.
HAHRisBURG, July 1.-THE following oirialar
was Issued from headquarters this morning;-
HEADorAKrRBs DAPARTIENT OF suSouG-
will be accepied by companies und"r the lac
calls Of the Governor Of Pounsy vania FOR oua
bundr DAYS men, and viii no orsanized in
regime nts when u sufficient number eau pc got
toRt thcr.
By order Of Major General Couch.
JoHN A. SCHULTzEi A. A. q.
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ArrIYnI Of The .Etna..

NEW YORK, July l2.-The steamer Etnd has
arrived, with Liverpool dates of the 30th, which
have letn anticipated.
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THE BUGLE CRY IN CHESTER COUNTY
The Old 175th Pennsylvania
in the Field.
sp~c,aI TO The Evening Telegraph.

WEST CHESTER, July l2, A. M.-Colo1el
Frank Hooton, seconded by the Vigilance Com
Nittee, is endeavoring to rally the old l75sh "a
nine months regiment).
Men singlY, in squads, companies, or batta.
lions, should report promptly to Colonel Hootou,
at West Chester. There are men enough who
can aud should rally to fill up the regiment In
twenij four hours. The credit of old West Ches-
ter is at stake
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Steamship Saxon, Matthews tsh urs from Boston, win
md e and %. senReIs 10 h. WIN nr. .f -UITl
Monroe g., l bal asi 10 caufain. N-f.ll... Ll.H
rchT ha gYie Van nusen, GARRISON, 8 days from Hat
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The following despatch has just been received
fr' the Hon. John NJ. Broomall, dated Media,
July IL, 10 A. M
"The quota of Delaware county will be filed
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

STATE OF THERMOMETER To-DAY.-Six A. NJ,
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LATEST MARINE INrELLIGExCE.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
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