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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
spporiod At being d1cd a uSn'V VI Fort

lafayette.
We shall all agree that this 10 q iaf wiser
course than the summary arrest u d" ou's','
and hasty suspension Of offending papen W 'oi
egraphic order The law Is potent. The rNpec'
which Anglo-Saxon civilization has for che con-
stable is not disrcgarded, bat concilistcd. The
torn, Us well as the essence, Of law ia Observed.
And yet the process is equally effective, and
tho security Of tho Government against
lacuous attempts TO obstruct its neces-
sary measures equally well defended.
The mouths Of cayilers are closed; the opinion
of people which can never be other than jeal-
GUS Of unnecessary assumption Of arbitrary pow
or. is drawn wholly to the side of the executive
and Judicial authority. Recognizing fully the
wisdom and necessity Of such statute as that
which in this case has been violated, agreeing
without reservation that the law shoald be
enforced asserting with no shadow Of
hesitation that the salvation Of the
hepnblic il the supreme law, We rejoice TO lind
the essential principle of popular liberty and
The stern necessities of an imperiled national
existence alike capable Of protection By statute
and by the courts. TO the process Of which no
criticism can take just exception.
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GENERAL NEWS.

Diem-siug officers Of The United States ar,
by circular Of re Internal Revenue Bureau required to
return pe. cent al payments FOR services IN the
ci, military naval other branches Of the Govern
eut after the Isl Of July when exceeding the rat 0.
<009 per annum.
The Overland Pacific Mail contract viii er.
ire on me 3otl Of September Tie soFice IS SIN open
20 those WHO may desire contract for It's performance
IRON tho above mentioned date TO June ~, l5ds
Secretary Fessenden VIII soon Leave Wosli-
iugton for Mime The circular and adyert5ement for
rhe pcs loan has not yc, been prepared, are as
,crEas fully rnetured.
4 meeting of the Peace State Committee Nas
held on Thursday. at which Il was decided 70 hold .
mass State Convention ST Utica on Aug. IS.
Gold opened at 256, and sold up 10 2G !, and Was
sue s,oady unit, "a p ~ whsr. under rerowec Of
,se evacuation Of Atlanta the rate ell 70 2s2 IT, sosrG
ss.e vas 49, AT the Steel Exchange C9yorn-su. Pond.
were strong Government f.ok steady the f prices
81 Thur.dav with further advance Cqf.ikca.oe t. o.
Railway bonds .rs strong with senes, izqus. RAJ
Ay shares ere steady bgt thcso eisPosuon cuy
.peeuls.on though money ofcsct 20 stock houses
sbrnd.y ali Gay. AZ the public boa,d, scs were shade
sehe. Win smell sale At me Second Board prices
acf upon nearly ths who'll i,t. Iron ire street ~, higher
rse, were psd Money decidedly plenty q can, ard
stock houses have been offered capsi Al pr cent III
fr long time There cAsngo IL c0-n1ies- pAet
al which oarks and private lssaers by.
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NEWS OF TIE DAY.
THE WAH-

A Washington dispatch Of yesterday ssys:
.OAicial ,ufolmaiion from Gen sherman ropres'nif
everything TO be p7oereslne n manner highly satis
factory. Al day before Yesterday our army vas -a'
gagged With 81 enemy, and tie Rebels ~e!e steadily
driven on toto their iuiieuchmCnts Tie city Is IN
poiu view OF our Troops, aud ou- she'll cen rcach =
Our a1my Is in excellent cO4dit.on. Five niles Of The
sa,lrosd between Atlanta ami Decatur nave heo' 40
sroycd ara Ius The rCaG IS rendered useless " tie
Rebels" The haiioaGi RtpRbhcaE says: "cdc-A 40
yices from Gen. s.eiman. received this orlig COVER
che operations down 10 last light. The work - ia7sst
ing the city was fast going There was haTd night
gnS yesterday which resulted in the repulse Of the
enemy in he Efforts TO diiodSe our troops. Gen.
2slmer advanced his LIE u q more adyantsgeous 20
aiion Our los. dmiug the day was small Gen. sAer-
naa holds the railroad leading from Atlanta toward
Iiohuond, o. that Johnston cannot escape y 1t
couto to reinforce Lee. His only means Of leaving At
iante agc ty two reads leddiir so1lh 70 Nacon and
south-gcst TO West Point and Mobile" Tie Aaf' lille
U-iar states that On Monday morning pcc-tufi ia,
was occupied BY GUY forces.
A dispatch from ST. joseph, Mo-, dated 2ls',
snys: Thornton's gucrriss turned back ron L,v,ngs
ton las night and occupied Caldwell County. On being
toined By another band from the West the combined
force nuIabciing 500 men, marched on PGtt5urg, Cta'
con County ard demanded the surrender Of tn gar'
sou. eousisting of two companies OF mihtia. Capt
Turner commanding tie posi- refused TO surresd and
told his men 10 escape. Aslt followed. Cspt Turner
was killed. but most Of lis men escaped.
The Navy Department has received lniofIna-
son Of tho cay,e oil Mosquito Inlet. Fla. Of .he sioop
Sarah MARY of Nassau y. T.. june - with nine bales
sf cotton. The scoop being ansesworthy, has snce
sunk bat her cargo was Savod The United STATES
..ea,acr Isdona captured the sloOp Hope u Nassau,
while attempting to run ont Of Sap'o July ID "iiA i
bales Of cotton and nire boxes oi tobacco
The Detroit tribune saJ that quit &c nasnbcr
of Rebel emissalics now recruiting in Canada To.
tonic seens ~ be their hcsdQC0rior. As Wind. or,
Motor ST Lawrence chief in the business. obtain q
over 30 recruits in few davs, Chiefly fEotr among
Rebel sodicrs who have escaped from Union prisons.
Fourteen Rebel deserters. nearly all rom
Georgia rcg;ments arrived At Washington yesi rtay
morning from the Army of The Potomac and were re.
ieased On taking the oati Of oliccicnce.
The Subsistence Department ba5 accepted
BIDS 10 supply 5,cOj bbs no GerT It from as % 20
sl3 g, per Dbl
kichmond papers Of Wednesday announce
that Cen Joe Johnston has been superseded by Major
Gen j. Il. HOOD
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THE NEWARK CASE.

The Copperho0d journals arc ncyer 30 ha1py
as when they are miserable. An act Of the
military power which affords ground Of com
plant is boon 90 them. Arbitrary arrests
never fail to cause spas'ns Of delight. \ good
cast Of newspaper supprt ssion IL food for fort
night Of miserable exutation. JUDGE thon
what must De- the grief of this amiable commu-
nifty when it comes to be known thst the proceed
ings against The NCrart Ertaiag Journal are not
military but civil not arbitrary but legal, no.
the opPres ION of On irresponsible military
,lespot but the ordinary course of Justice il
yindicstion Of . violated statute. The expected
opportunity for dcnunciation Of The Government
Il hort, and even the sweet solacc OF marLyriom
in Font Lafayette is denied to tho prisoner, and
tho elaborate moanings Of his friends ore prcma.
tusely arrested.
The case OF Mr.. Fuller xill attrlc. some at
sntion, and exercise, it may be hoped, whole
some influence on the Copperhead press in gem
ersl 50 fisr as tho draft is concerned. 1t brings
rather forcbly to their misds that section Of the
statute which makes it penal ohense to oppose
the draft or discourage enlitment3. Mr.. Fuller
chose to write some foolish Aticles, stated With
commonplace inveotiyes against the wer, but
20 closely res.ing 10 tho new call for troops NJ to
bring himselfclearly within viW of the law. The
attention Of the anthoritie. was called 10
them, the case was Laid before United states
Comm missioner warrant wss Issued, and Mr..
Fullsr was yesterday arrested, and hold foi
trial. The penalty for his offhnse "a conflnc-
mint in the State Prison. which IL a fate 10
essentially vulgar, and ~ far removed from
popular sympathy and political eclst, that Mr.
Fuller is rsportsd o. equally surprised and dir
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Meeting Of the Peace State eestr,,
Commi,ter.

The Peace State COMMITTEE met on Thurs.
day, q. which tho Hon. II. g. Onacrdonk presided a,
chairman. and j. j. Ven Allen Of Schuyler County
acted "a Secretary.
Among the gentlemen present were the Hon J. W.
Singleton u Illinois the Hon. ID. W. VOORHEES, %
lIdisna, the hon John ~ Jaycox and Thomi.s ID.
Gum. esq. Of OBnndaga; Judge Olderdonk d
Qieeus, A. Ffalick OF Herluner Norman Mathews u
Oneida County. A. J. Mills and Francis Bisdick d
Cswego, Edmund Jones OF Kings. and !. ". Lock.
wood.
Afsr hearing the expression 81 those present inreE
erence to he state ~ feeling EXISTING with the Drmcc
racy their respective localities, and after the trans
action Of other bnslne.s IL yGs resoiy, that
Mas Peace Convention be held AZ tbs Cit, ut Syracuse
Oh the le,h day of August nezt. Ut - o'clock II.
Those present all agreed In the expression that tho
Democracy were anited upon the question OF Pccco;
that other than Peace platform, with Peace
standing squsrey on it. command the Democratic
strength.
Messrs Singleton and VOORHEES, stated that with the
Democracy of the West especially, this state Of feeling
Il universe, snd deep seated that the war has DRAINED
their quiet agricultural districts Of its labor aud they
fully rerze the destructive character Of the TLey
are fully united and I'll War Democrats compelled
10 Take = SCAT with the Abolitionists
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Union PoRTgAITs-Th art Of ttcel-engrav-
ING has been carried in its application 10 Tho designs
,or bank no.es-grecnbacks inclnded--to degree 81
delcacy and refinement il this country which oariTals
the best efforts OF Europe IN the limits Owing t"
he irlmcuse and prolonged abor required for large
subjects which Indeed require yeas, there Is very little
limo engraving on great scales and Tuo,zc;ints ani
wcod-cut tie later art hasing made s1eh enormous
afyances turing tho pas thirty cars5gpy the plnc"
OF thl ocrose branch Both ior the rarity rs vel ~
tho sr-.sne excoilenc. OF to WORK, do We there
fore ~ ,ome tho appearance c; three Enc engreV-
ing- OF some pretenson - sire published by
Miller and Derby-the artist A. w. f'ohie after me
crgira Photographs By Brady. The subjects se tnrce
heads Of tho President. Ces. Gran. and Gan. Han
cock The likenesscs are literally perfect and nv
spesse Of tho oagrey,. certainly rot eIccct Thea
OF engraving a. least no, client AMI arms end IN
this instance II has made mos: pr.roic conriDal''
- .ho sympshies and Interests oi tie loyal pah'.
Considering the rsgniiicsnce OF She wo.k. IL IS 500
vcry low--oae dollar ;cr each bead
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y. u. SFKRBy, Secretary.

THE ACrOEs ASK FOR MORE PAY.-Ihe roS-
dent actors In New-York net on Thursday afternoon
q. the Tremon. House. in order 20 complete their plans
to secure sn advance in their salaries. Every thesier
in the city was represented and the utmost harmony
prevailed. Mr. Dayidge presided, Mr.. s.oddart actd
IS Secretary end Mr. Clark read repor. embracing
preamble and resolutions stating chat owing TO the high
price Of living ard The condition OF the currency the
present salaries insusuicent :oy their support
that OF duty 70 themselves and their follow az
lists lead them appeal to their managers for ade
euate Increase Of wages founded specie basis, and
trey further
Rssolr,G Ths. we os.ablic FOR he .uEs yilse u tho
procession, Protective Association " tnoa ns's icr re
principal ob.cct the following: -
= rzrd minimum o sslsry i,r ch dls.iuc. rc Of bg'
nes FROM ieag 20 utility, = Us determined upon BY artists
'go n zach department ALd Of scknoR set a5Y '.eEeL
3. A tho oil system - enlguy members o. ne
profession fr definite es %. c1aa- hn3 oOsi4ns ~
misuud.r ndirgA aud preyc'i eIust IRON
auae.akur any than hi her Legitimate business. end
BY s.c keeping aneher 9roiss!o2sl oGt VI AZ ens
nrr-.
3 rsgu- and csretl syomi a.oa 4 an ai'ines'
,.-. END gr;iss ~ such naIc that whia
luiusly b-nchuy honest honorsbr iesscc and ihos en-
gaged by thcm, Ray be stroas and rsptrant1 deths'
,noculs.crs dishonest ri-s sheg people talents aai
tune. therefore, b,i: prther .
re,orei ia. she undersigned i1s go . t. tncstri
esl pro h.--by pledge Ourselves q abide By end cor
FORM such T.s and reguon IL assocaou nay non
linlr 20 tiro thins propsr % a'cp,.
Addresses were delivered BY M Ne-nNrd Mr. Day.
DE. Nh Han and others. and Committee vas sp'
pointed % drut ri = ior the flu.e government .; tie
Society
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continuance or the War; snd no have taken
,omc trouble TO elicit thc required Information.
nth bat partial success. President Lincoln
hos frankly indicated tho vital conditions
rhoreon lie inSsls; but the other parry hssc
only Objected 10 us terms Of Reconstruction
without indicating their own. We believe they
might have been brought 10 set forth heir terms
Of Peace; and that whether these ''ere ieasona-
bic or otherwise, tho National canse would
thereby have been Sensibly promoted. hut wc
bow to superior Nisdom--at least 20 the wisdom
- -tt,,Arin-.
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III. Eayrass says the Niagara correspondent

Tie Eapress says the Niagara correspondence
shows that
eve cosld have 9 restoration of the Unioa aid Of
eur Trade and Commerce If she policy az TO nesS0 nee
dom was not IN The way"
VIII The E1prsss point out the passage which
+" shows" Gil this' W. cannot discover it.
IL has seemed to US not only desirable but
FEASIBLE 70 ascertain substantially the terms
whereon each bellgerent is now wiling r.
aAks Peass. or IN default Of which he insists on
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Fires.
~ BANK STREET.

The extensive one story brick building corner
of Bank street and Thirteenth ayenue, was completely
destroyed by fire last evening. 1t used storage
commission warehouse, ard was filed with quantity
Of hay lime and various kinds Of merchandise hoong
ing t. various persons The building exten1ed about
$50 fcot Bank street and l25 feet OF Thirteenth
avenue and was owned by Mr.. Tompkins. Z. L.
Lawton had quantity Of hay stored in the building.
Patrick Donnely loses horse. cart md harness. The
loss on building and contents vii amount To $1,000
hetber Insured OF not could not De asccrtained. Fine
Marshal Baker VIII Investigate the origin of the IRE.
which is supposed To have been caused by m ncendiay
Cant, Scoring It'll detachment Of the Ninth Precinct
Police gas present aud rendered efficient service.
Detachment, were present from tue Sixteenth and
Twenty eighth Precincts
~ CHRISTOPHER STREET
The stables Of Frederick Ottemoyer, No. liz
Christopher street. damaged BY fire last eyonng
10 tho amount Of $780, Insured for SO IN the Creep
Niah Company.
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Can tho M.nArsA Day Mon se D~f,.1

HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION N. YSN,
| NV YORK, July % is6i
! Major-Gen. Sandfprd announces to the D;v.
ion that. since the publication Of Order No the ~
loving le;ter has been received from hi Excss,o,
the Commander in Chief communicating The dsciss.
.0i rrovost'Msrshal.GenerL Fry.
c. W. SASpyoR,
ofArS Oh hsw.yolx ExEcryrvE DxPAarxsyx,
ALBANY, July 81, lsst
GsETAxr: o. TIE ieb int sen, the islo Ing tel.
Provost heysfsl Sscrera Fry;
Gan the WHO In the service OF tse Unit.s ill.,
huncsd day volunteers be drafted Write they
sash services ard mustered IN soldiers wits
nuir homes such <usyi IL they lstc a ,rf ~.
in getting voisDteersS
der which 100 days accepted frous Ohio nd CHI
States which the Provost General has made s,,
bio 10 the State Of New Yori. among which the iol
AZ No bonn n b. pad tosroop' ror tas serros cr,I
or credited on any orait. -"
VI The draft rse service 70 70 O, in s,x s
or District where the quota !, not filed up; Il an, a. -
soldier In this SPECIAL service should be drlted b. n -
credited Tor tbs service rendered"
Tha. there cay b. Misrepresentation a. 20 ID. B..
Of the Too days militia to drs. you will ds.ipcy s A,,
t- General decide, tia. thcy .s. no.
from tho draft under the cal Of tho Presdsp. Of Ii. nee.
instant.
While the language Of The law appear be IN cous,s+ -,
this 6sciaion yet Tho ruling Of the Depr,r t viii e,,,
under the susp-nscn of the writ Of habess CORFU, an; ~,
existence Of martial sw In tho section y country wb,. "a,
volunteers will be, whea The draft ipsde
Truly yours, etc.
HoRATIO SEYMOUR
MAI Zen e. W SAyppo1D New. Yort City
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MILITARY ATLAs.-An atlas OF sixteen MAPS
showing bs.tles and important locsit'' eon"s''e,
with the Virginia and Maryland csnpsist'' Ies'snsu
and engraved by Bechler isprblshed by l. Leyp'''"
PHILADELPHIA. Bull Run. Antetan. FREDERICKSBURG.
Gettysburg, and otAcs ts.os ara flly snd eaFeiapy
.slinea,ed and tho work, far as VIC kaov' 10 u'-'
with respec, " the story Of ibis var
A clear and hlthsrl military rap Of virginia o.
large scale. is published by tho ss1as hoata
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because, with Virginia on ono side and South
Carolina onahe other, We can prevent you. and
we will" In Other words. tho law of the
strona, Il oyerriies all others, and the shsrpesty
sword bears sway. is MT it marvel that. with
such principles the Confedcraoy cannot sue
ceed in getting let alone
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PoudMILRSh, Ifidsy. July a. 1884.
Tie blowing dispatch, which explains itself,
has rss been received BY Mayor Innsss OF this city:
WASHINGTON, July y, 1904
GgoRGs LINES. Mayor Of s City Of Pcnsitl,ostc;
One three years man win not count for three twelve.
ucnths Ges. cou1s them pap for rran.
JAMS b. EhY.
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Nstp1lurk DAILY Gribnms
SATURDAY. july %, 1864.
Tho Tribune.

ali The materials used il The publication " .
aevspGp-i tsy, largely advanced price within ;h .stv
ra0,hs "'hs white pspcr which pf. Tur DAVE
1EIsus1 cots than r,etivr csa a.. -. - ;e
ratod Sheet aud every addors demand for ae pane 20
oucd added !os- We are Therefore complied ID aaoe ''
rrice Of h' paper which from and rcs Thg M iry H.
sg &c To- single copy,i CESrs or. wheTt 1ri' r. NO
sy by csrsi,rs III CEsrss WEgE Tho ma 'ab''iioTi'
70 .hr Daily WI be charged pes Asaan. sy reference
70 Te-n,s" 1t will he nc,ired tsi marc 10 'd'n'ee
the regular subscription prices Of te sen "set@ ~,
Weekly; but Cor tie present must s9'na al CID Mics
adhere ztdey regular yearly subscription f7e''
Az e1.rs copy Of the paper vii BE- ',rt &c re pso
subscribers end making reusiaace'. D. hso'oc'e fen
sanees rsde before tbs nore rcacbcs the p's' NJ eoro
ss.y.d and the order. eeutedtt GU oid Tstoa-
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The kilograms as to tho movements OF Gen.
Sherman, do not seem to convey authentic IN
tellgence of any later or more complete success
;han was known yesterday. But there is no
doubt Of the occupation OF Decatur, and the IN
corruption Of direct railway communication he
tween Atlanta and Augusta.
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INTERVAL REVENUE. The apple!orS p''ellsn
an ero.l,.u. e,,.,or Of tss now Rsvenue law Wild
marginal references. alphabetical tables OF 'Aies sos
exemptions sad complete snai,ticol ,'set Scupu,"
az Horace r. Dresser The edition VII es '0and e'c'
yen!ert in al respects for Use
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SENTENCE OF \ NAVAL CoURI-MARTiAL.
NAyr D,P.BryBSy July 10 1904

GENERAL ORDkE No. ~. AT N"fsl @tutIo
Com. .,r,i,l COZ yened a, tho Styv fcfl. Piise,h- A.
i- lrt As,',tsn, Fr=in-er Wh,,i =. Nol O.. n. Navy
VS. rrscny tiled upou he following ena- Preferred AssiIi'
him by the U-psrfnirnt;
tIsrgE.-Desf-nQn. - a.. l. NJ.
>r,riG-afio- LIN this: titon ~ shoot the 80 dH
a J. aia m. de,r.i ror ;he savy I'D q bsscn ia ~
chu-c.ts. -, - =, ,
Nav lsc4 the sid Asting Third Asssr Engineer Nbst'
J. aol, derIsd fo, the ltsa state sseaile AcuaIa 's
New 4 OK.
IN. Cor, iourJ each spss1estop or W. sarse proved
ard TIA. this Acc--i ru'Iy q; tie chariot tn9 tereI -
.c,s Tor the years. and to ,orri. al paS no" du,
hrl.n 3D..
m. pro,e,ass and sentence ~ th9 Cou In Pie sio
.y.roy.T ard Ar.iuy Ti'-d A-'Sut Engineer NoiM vi.
ro ~ be- rated aud required ~ perform e.'y "
UpRoy WmLss. S,,efi,g u ta' Ne p
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4 i4hnin.
DAILY TuI3GNk.
To Cnrrc.nclisicn,s.

no nosice can BE- @! An.a yr-ous Cnrin M -llt
WEe.vsrs intended for Hsc'''on iast Dc a"'nel at q
by th- vdige,s OF t'o wfcrios q. 10
pahllsatior. bat as 4 guaranty Tor ria good 'ut'
AZ bus t'efs for TINS ott should ne adhst-ito Ah
IkiBUSg,' New lCfG
oro1o. undertake 70 return erccG oinf oN tI$
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NoTIcE.-The National Union Executive
Committee will NEE. at Union Hail. Saratoga Springs.
on Wednesday. July "a. at II o'clock noon.
HENRY j. RAYMOND. Chairman.
" ID SpfRRY Secretary,
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En- pumont has been nominated tor Cen
o,.,e from the yIh Di,'yic, eiIadia's.
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PRISONERS ESCAPED.

Two soldiers, who were wounded in TIP baoie
u tho WILDERNESS arrived here tonight from tear
ionsfill.. They were being marched under tiard TO
Richmond in company With about 90 Others. a2d meie
TIER escape When near tn1t srce All the patent5in
ihe hospital o. Locust Grove aud AZ Spo,ssylYaria
gouI. House had been sent further south
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to-day
J. u Mill r Mica Geo LOWS. ?. Fps,
l., i'i.r..r 1 Gnit }. Seaicltx.r- n - IA.
Aiher. a " hael,r 9Nft VFfflr by. p. \, y. CIV
W., A Morton l. llOPa DN ivh. ttulasi-r J. 4 Conn.
a " AL.r H. 4 N.--. Il s. sam. Dubfrii Is, ~ Pg.
In.uC,rr y u =. N.Csv. Wash. Nait-rs, H,,s.ffLA.
N ~ s,a,.n. H. " VT. j.. EslresweI. y, j! Sic.
J n. .ihrpok a. y Nioh. Abr, rofegt,T, u. : ha.
Ai,u,o ID, lir ook p isS Pa. Iou, Hcss, ID, ~ ono.
ID Iurnrul n, 80 y. \. hsnry sog's, p 'ott Ono.
: L u n \. ArY
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TOOK THE OATH.

Fourteen Rebel doserters, principally from
Georgin regiments today TOOK The oath o. lance
and were released.