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The Opera.
CLOSE or rHE SEASON.

rne ysN season closed yesterday with \ matinee at
which Lucrezia Borgia repeated 70 crowded
house. We have this noble work done fuller
justice to- Madame zucchs impersonaton of hero.
Inc enc Of thcse grand which only artist
Of gerius achieve Prom opening recitation until
she hngs herself the dead body Of Gsnnaro the In
passiouoc tendeness Of her acting singing Kept tho a
dcnce in almost brsa.hless attention In the trio With The
Duke and Gsnnaro. G0i faaeo IN the fret acs
superb. would be difficult TO fnd 10 any OF theua
dt!ons OF tho role grace feeling and dramatic
ness than che displayed in It. In the concluding passages
OF the ACT she equally effective, and her efforts
served the enthusiastic call when brought before the
curtain In the second the thrilling scena with Cen
marc developed, in si creator degree. thu fne
dramatic perceptions which ceps:tuts Che great
charm of her acting Not a point lost. While
TO most OF them . interest impaired
Madame Zuccnis conceptions Of The yoe have
freshness and freedom from imtation which
rcntsr /. almost study for those who hsvs
Gr!s and Tistjens in IL. 80 also With her singing In
the A'odi, ah! a'odi, she made OF Innovations
trniug IN thsrselves bus which lent fresh charm 70
that beautiful ~1ceax. Madame Zucohi may well bs
proud OF tho progress shs has made pnbc estimation
We recolleot artist who has succeeded In 20 ahos
time in establishing herself thus firmly IA shs favor Of
audiences Of the other personsgos Of the cast We
have already had occasion 10 speak the arst repre-
seuation. tits sucicnt 70 say that they all did thsir
best, and that owing to their Join, s1erlions The opera
want OF splondidIy.
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THE FRAUDS IN SOLDIERS VOTES.
Arrest OF Captain Oftenoth or tho One
Hundred and scventy-ninth New York
Volunteers.

UUFFAINi " NUV ANVts
Captain ot.enoth, NJ the one Kindred and seventy
nu,n New York volunteers arrested hero and cent
10 wasAnrton the dav before Yesterday the charge @
being implicated 10 ias soldiers voting fraud
The Rrprcs this morning sdtoray states lhst frauds
In the soldiers volse have discovered n this city,
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mr.. A. Davidson' Despatch.
sews from Fortress monroe.

FORTRESS AoNRoE, Nov. g. 1864,
Tho following deaths have occurred 10 the Hampton
hospitals since my last report
Eros 3. Hail. I'D New York cavalry.
John n. Kelly, 30th Illinois.
-. G. Cousins. 9th Maine.
!. b. loore, lss Texas (reSeD.
Nathan Fisher, 22d United States (co0red).
Lsaxge Wye, sth United States lcolored).
rns following brought 70 the hospitals dsad.-
j. warwick, 50th Alabama (rsbcI).
A. y. Manning. 30th Virginia (rebcD.
James Miller, 7th Connecsicut.
Myers p Titus, 85th Penusylvans.
ROBERT W. Dorland. seth PeDDsy vaniA.
WIN. n. Hubbard, 1f2th Now York.
Sqnires Cheslham, 17ih Kentucky.
Richard Prior, 20 United States (colorsdI.
rain storm commenced here yesterday forenoon aud
has continued all day.
Several hundred convalesoent and disabled soldiers
left ,he Hampton Hospital ts-day for home uroughs
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R 7 G & IVA d ~ ID.
ETr. =. n. Buikity's Despatch.
HgApcuARrERs, GREGe's CAVALRY DIVISION

-
Appearances 10 day Indicate tnat hs nns Indian
weather which has smiled us during most Of no
fail over, aud that the rainy has
This mornng opened cold raoy, and continued
With hliIe ntermlss,on durng ths day. Oyercoais
stoves and fire places arc at a premium.
prKErs.
Tho military sitoation has not changed. The cavalry
picket lire tho let has been annoy consderab tho
past nights 10y efforts Of me enemy TO transfer
OF the we'll fol horses belonging Uncle Sam
rebel ranks.
by reason OF the dense Nmber nnd thick undcrbrnsh
they enabled 10 crcep up Tho pckots unseen and
they aod hcm OF their guard endeavor take them
prisoners
THE CAVALRY.
Tho supply Of horses in the rebel States has become
exhausted and the dlsmouned cavalry are compelled to
furn oh their cwn horses serve in the infantry ranks
An arrangement OF tins kind would be beneficial
cavalry and cause cayaymen 70 take better Of
their horses.
ON A PATROL.
small patrol from the Tenth New York. while passing
along the Quaker road just after dsyght this morning.
were fred into party OF rebels he
bushes whon resulted IN tho death o. Corporal
Haxten and the capture OF one man and horse Inc
maisicg succeeded 10 making good his escape.
rRoxo1ox o. GENERAL GRRGG.
o ar the services the gallant OF
this division commission him brovet major general
70 dAss from the Rs.m station y sh On tho ash q Aa
jealous n the and faithful in the performance Of his
duties that afGeneral David Nom Gregg his promotion
received with delight throughout the entire division
xErURynD
Captain Charles Troohei. mastering Officer the staH
& General Gresg returned to duty to day having been
absent for several weeks In consequence Of III hsah
txacted IN tho hed.
Captain H. c. we!r Adyutaat General of the division,
has received the apponsment breyct MAJOR for meri
torous conduct in Geld. The Major at present ab
from the recovering wound received
in the battle Of October /.
Tue horses and have fully rscuperated from ths
0eos OF the late movement and ready at moments
notice to again advance against the enemy whenever
y ascmsd advisable.
MP. James u. Wardeil's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS TRrm ARxy CoRPs,
BEyoEB RICHMOND. Nov. 3, 1864 )
Since sorning back 10 old quarters everything has
fallen the routine Of camp Hfe, with nothing
varied or interesting enough from which letter.
mr.. A. Davids0n's Despatch.
CrT PorHr, Va, Nov. 4, 1854
After two dsys' rain, with wind northeast, have
mild bright morning, and fresh breeze from she
west; saving the mud all is delightful.
Qumr.
Unusual quist prevails with the armies, except that
each man seems ben. on making himself comfortable
As possible by providing the best shelter within his
reach.
tho execution q tho extreme penalty for deserton in
tbs OF privates Samuel Smith alias VIM jones' OF
Company O, Sixty eighth Penney ana Volunteers ana
George Rock Company A. fifteenth New York Foginoers
ordered 80 take place a eleven O'Clock H. to day has
bean suspended BY order Of the President OF the United
States. Tho Presidents order reached here a. seven
p n yestnydav
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feC ald scurged tho Northern popnlace sDd 1osy re-
fusse tnem tor tTee election
OF Their epie nils l.trae Se.ari his not studied Tie
past Ior nothing zee how ihe able rabbe grin
his ralecs, hnrrah hrs hes, grrnt his iAt
contrucs aud cD~er like doge beneath the bloody
ges of bis bayonols and conceptions Does any one
sDtcipi,e rebellion wheu he refuses 10 let them have
fir vote for The Presidency IL is not OF such mater ais
that rebellions are born.
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Fire An Malo.

BuuAro, Nov 3, 1854
There was Are this forenoon al 17b washins,cn
street, corner Of ouay street The building occupied
by James Tratt a. warehouse. II 10 said that there
$4,000 worth Of drugs 10 ths buldsg The total
less y Sssn S7a0oo V sJAoeo
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Rtchmond Refugees IN New York city.
REBEL DBPAULTARs PROM The KEBGL TREASURY IN

REBEL DBPAULTaRS PROM rHg hhBEI TREASURY IN
GOTHAM.
IFrom The Richmond Fxamnor, Nov 81
yentiemio who Has In New % ~ recently = ten
day ago, lehs that tho N,rih with
Pnllaeep pha, In New York, and hc Yankee capt
sa itself But ise principal ppint " for them
N New YORK. Hero many familiar faces 81 Rcnm nd
be seen. Prom mont among arrivals ihsre
from Rchmnnd were Bntisr and knlx--''seorye aud
1)m''wno absconded from here weeks ago. Ill
be recoleced, with about million OF dollars
them OF stolen funas from the Treasury OR informant
saw both Of fhem and they appeared 80 DO living like
princes OFT their suddenly acquired fortunes. Butler
wns stopping IL the 81 Nicholas, NJ the most
seous hotels in toe city, and cutting great Ggure.
decked OF with dazzliag diamonds, and throwing
away bis money with prodsay that astonished even
the natives M Go'ham One evening Butler entered the
hotel whore our friend sitting do& IN ersason
with gentleman The gentleman turned TO him. and,
pointing 10 Butler said DO you know that man2" Our
friend, who s vsry discreet ana csutios evasvey re
he IN defauting clerk, Who robbed the governments at
R'oh mond Of micn Of dollars. And be has got ths
money toa He 10 the biggest swell in tho city" The
smbers pickpockets, and stool pigeons Of New York.
had got scent Of Butler and h0vering bout HIN
like vultures, in anticipation of . rich feast Buffers
purse has probably been considerably shtsned By them
The refugees that fleeing 70 the Noeth win not nnd
Yankee land the bed Of roses they imagine 70 be They
are regarded with gyeat desl Of suspicion and are al
ready under military Surveillance General Dix, 10 con.
msnd At New York. has ssued order directing that ali
from the South within thar Department
who come within IT, shall report themselves for regstry.
regarded a. spies snssartss a the atOvises At Rich
Moxd and Ws BE- eatsd accovdin0Iy The registry will
CONTAIN smpete description OF the persons reporting,
and also their places OF residence. which must not hS
changed without notice at The place OF registry This
order 10 Significant Refugees from Richmond hsd bettoY
beware, or they may wake up some morning and find,
themselves committed to the rombs in New York as sps:
from Richmond or gathered up, bag snd baggege, and
can't % the 'front.' TO General Grant.
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The Present Position OF the
Rebel Army.
G. ERILLAS CTEVE.
OUR FORCES On THE ALERT.
a Review Of the Second Division,
Sixth Corps,
kesa xsss &Ds
mr.. EJAnk Henry's Dispatches.
BrfDQuKrERs. NIpnLx MILITARY DIVISION,
Oct 30, l81z. (

mr.. ESAnk Henry's Dispatches.
BrfDQuARrERs. NIpnLx MILITARY DIVISION,
Oct 30, 1894 !
The utmost quiet prevails IN this army There nsl
the usual picket firing, along the linos
Of large armies relieve the almost monotonous s.iA
which, like = paA overshadows the Army Of tho
Valley. Tho bushy engaged in building huts,
otherwise rendering themselves comfortable, in
tic!pation or cold weather.
CAVALRY.
There is rumor this morning that the rebel cavalry
In some force have shown themselves At Fishers bin
II they there you rest assured they will mot
main In undsurbed possession long, our cavalry hsv<
started 70 disiodge them In tho TO M
ford last Thursday, by General 20 wes cavalry th@
rebcls lost twenty killed and wounded. Our lcse
only three.
WINCHESTER HospIrAIs.
General Sheridan, with portion Of his stan, paid
visit to the Winchester hospitals yesterday. Tho mose
Of the General with hs wounded braves dosctDed
by thoee who present, was siaguarly affecting
sight Cheer alter cheer given az the General win
cap hand passed through the dnocnt wards, shaking
hands and conversug with his wounded In IL
wonder that sheridan Is popular with his menp They
love him other commander has been loved snc4
this beyan and sneir confidence 10 him 10 m
bounded
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HEADQUARTERS, hIpDLE MILITARY Drvrsios.
t,ct Al lsG1 I

oct. 81, ls64.
cAyArRy CROSS SHENANDOAH.
A rebel cavalry force, estimated at Two hundred,
crossed the north fork OF the Shenandoah yeste-,
day, deDburg, and proceeded in tho direction q
Inray Court Bouse. A reconn0itrpg party, VINO pro-
ceeded as Edenburg thirty mics from here, hN
Just returned They enemy, except the csvairJ
lorce above menti ned.
SOLDIERS.
The West Virginia soldiers vote ID nearly unanimoul
for Lincoln In some o tho regiments there was not .
single dissenting cast The ono soldiers vote "
seven oighths Tor Lincoln eighth for scCleiiap
The indignation OF tho New YORK soldiers NJ this army
upon hearing o. the attempt OF the politicians TO s~nd's
them the coming election was intense bad place. tha
army, Tor New York ballot box suffers.
DR.. j. H. Shields the gcptlemaniy medical pnrveyor ot
this depar married saturday evening u
Miss Florence Aisr wealthy and highly mpished
lady Wincbsster The doctor Is sedIngiy goo>
fellow - and the prayer OF hs friends 'nay hc enjoy
q perpetual honeymoon -
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ash ing II there present who had brothers and
ssters 1hey only laughed ana repfed IDey never
heard OF suc3 Asga. Tue trayey ol the lnies Aayed
them, aud the y YaDkees did not enter.
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Capture or the blockade Kramer Lady
sterling.

WASHINGTON, Nov 8, 1864.
A despatch from Admiral Porisr TO the Secretary OF
tho Navy dated this morsns, communicates the in,ei
gercs OF the capture the blockade runner lady sisr
,ng on Frdsy nitht, October 2s by the United states
ss~ners Eons Calypso ana Fort Jackson. she had
buuared eighty bales o. cotton, and thousand
tons ourhsn. She beaufort, with her engines
disabled. shs y beautiful psddlo.vheel steamer, built
by Ash, OF london, for r >. Blsbc Her engines arc
three hundred horra power che reported 70 DO very
fast-seven,sen knots ror hour she ssled from London
in Angus. lss,, sud succ.sded cnisring wmiHgtso,
and captured IN endoayorins 70 out The vessel
and cargo ctiated 70 be worth at least $500 ooo
Ths Pirate Reported on Delaware
Break water.
PRuApnrnii, Nov. 5, 1864.
Ths rec.n, rsper, in regard 70 tho rsansse ocns on
she Delaware break water, originated BY salute nrsd
from rors Delaware on me arrival Of the unisd ssa'n
auDboss G>lspA
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HsApouAgI KRIS, NisErzESm ARMY CoRIr, I
Nov Z INA

y
rir Rsxr ARMY rsrrARSG cAxrAcS.
Recent cavalry rsconnoissanccs have demonstrated
the fact thai the rebels have not jet given mp al
hopes Of again recovering o the gaes Of the
Shenandoah valley. so hrmiy held nv sheridan.
Earys army, what ~ left Of 10, Is undoubtedly reor.
ganzng al Now Market. Renforccnents IN considora-
bic numbers composed principally OF conscrip.s are
being sent - % mis- aid ,, and -. :. may no. ,ud %
will again essay offensive movement Ia tha
direction. There only be- but one result and that
the defeat OF The rebol and perhaps its total amir
htstionat least so say Snerdans veteraps aud they
mean what they say.
The line held by the rebel army extends from
Roods , beyond Mount Jackson, on their left 10 MI
ford, in The Inray valley, Their right Tho gaps ID
tho North Mountain have all been fortified, and are held
by ther cavalry, which IN the uaiu mas been dis
mosned, AID - now used entirely as oisntry
SIR. Charles RI. Humans respatch.
Hs.pQuAerEps SIxru ARMY coRrs
V,elNs, och 81, 1864. )
coRps,
,ogeher With the other organzio-s Of General shrrt
dams army have enjoyed a quiet last
thrtysix hours Tho signal flags ~ day aud the lights
by night s,ill continue and lasn their myste-
rious messages 10 cavalry in tho Laray valley and
other pacee but yet the reoee have shown no ds2o
stion TO repeat their experiment o. the 10Th instant.
REylEw
This morning tho mon0'opy VI camp iife Was very
agroeably broken by review the Second division %
tho sixth corps, under tho command Of Brevet Major
General Getty. The announcement made last eveu-
irg that this treat was IN store Tor us, whereupon
sword belts saddle cloths and dress coats,
looked alter, and horses received sddiiionaS
touch the cnrrycomb aud brush, Tor all who ia-
tended present desirous VI making good
p-arznce Shortly after ten O'Clock MAJOR General wright,
commanding the corps. accompanied by General FrsnR
wheaton Of She First DIVISION ana General Truman scy
nour rnrd attended by their respective stafs,
proceeded % the vicinity OF General Geiys hcadluar
tsrs, which bis division was, TO pass IN review.
Among those who also witnessed the review Geno
rails mory aud Dwight of tho Nineteenth corps General
Crook < tho Army west Virginia. and General hsr-
ritt OF the cavalry Colonel Forsyth. General Sher rda
OF staff also present. but the cpnmander 10 cbof
was unavodably prevented from participating In ih0
military display Colonels Emerson aud keifor, OF the
F,rst aud Second brgades rhrd division, sixth corps,
together with other brigade commanders ADD numbereea
stan officers also attendsrce. During the Tine
he troops passing in Brgadier General A.
T. Grant was In command OF the DIVISION General Getty
remaining stationary few yards In advance Of the large
number Of visit ~.
TuEpAY, Nov. lilo A. n.
There IA nothing OF importance 70 commnnic1te snA
morning; everything remains quei, and caveS OF A.
seucs are being granted very freely.
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Before oicMmona.


GENERAL GRANT SHIFTING TROOPS 70 TIE SOUTH
SlDB or lHG JAMS klyE<.
PsrERsnUkG, Nov. ., 1861
III Is reported th7t the enemy busy last nighs
sbEtDg troops from The porin 90 the side Of
James river AID that thare considerable activity
the enemy 4 camps.
No hns debate as 70 their future purposes has yet
been developed.
lie weather s cold and rniny.
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Colorado Decides Nos 90 Enter thc Un'eu.
Duvn cnr, G. T., Nov. D, 1884.
Tho official u shs vote ON ths Estate" oues
iop, shevs abeu, n nNssnI aganss W. prepaiunas
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The Trans mi lssisstPpi Department. q
AN INDIAN REBRL GENERALS REPORT.

from the Richmond Whg, Nov. 81
Az we have but Indian general in service-ths
brave stand Waite, who 10 said be generous he
In insert with pleasure the fiftt official
spssch have from him. No has made greater
sacrifices for The ooniederaoy than be has
Brsp CRxsx, Sept. 81, 1854
GRSKRAI-On the morning Of the lGih captured tho
enemy post at Cabin crock after naht hours
drove the enemy away. 1be tram tnorc which
capturod-over two hundred And hfty wagons. We
now over one hundred wagons With ps. We have one
hundred and twenty prisoners aeug. Our loss very
slgbt-iwo killed and few wounded.
1he blow viii be severely feit by the enemy.
His loss In killed, wounded and prisoners tvo
hundred. Your friend,
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Enrolment Of Negroes IN

HhfOImVmE UE NtkFoNfEn tn NrOUTTN.
Tho military authorities a. Mobile havs issued order
euroling the free Of color. rhs following order Is
also puosbei-
All persons between tho ages OF afetn and forty ave
not belong 10 the navy of the Confederat 10
states and within the county of koss, whether state
county officers foreigners, and All bcrded ngrcuturiss
between these ages hereby ordered TO report thom
solves Captain j. Taylor, az ihe old state Bank at
Mobile for organization, or before the 1st day of
september noxt they will he spprehcndod ana treated
as descrters.
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Important from North Carolina.
xHB CAPTURE OF PLYMOUTH BY oUR TROOPS.

Ifrom he Rtchrlond Whig, Nov 3.
Drrsor town. the pcri at which General Vosghn Is sold
AAcs ,vDc-ei rc,s'se lo5tng fo. pecei @ arts,y IS
East Tenuesyee about thirtygeven mites east OF Knox
v1Io. The Hast Tennessee railroad runs by IT, AZ last
DopSnts tho enemy hnd at Knoxville two negro regi
msnu numbering sone fifteen hundred, and about three
Ann1rcd Ohio troops. Al Strawberry Plsns they had
go regiments the Sixteenth Kentucky and Tenth Mch
-. Between Morrstown and sfrs wberry ilsns there
6se Aree East rennessec federal regiments, the Esh.h
- Ninth aud the Thirteenth estimated two Thousand
cred strong.
sensra Vaushn's cavalry is reported to be now a,
nhtol
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Mr.. James u. Wardeil's Despatch.
HEADQUARTERS TRrm ARMy CoRPs,
BEroRB RICHMOND. Nov. 3, 1864. !
Since eonnag backto our old quarters everything has
fallen the routine Of camp Efe, with nothing
varied interesting enough from which letter
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The War Cry or President I,ncois
sownrd's Manage nm nj of the Pespie.

lFrom the kichnnnd nlspakcb, Nov. d
"The uniou, one and ndlyisiblc,n is the war cry o.
Lmccin. Tue mob, one and iodivkible s the real
sheet anchor OF hts usurnation No understands tno
roughly or rather his master seward understands Tor
him. hs nature OF the which always tho same has
roscncd In tho United satrs pitch Of baastlness never
heofe approached The deepot has evidsutly adopted
that mode OF managing sbs mob which all history
demonstrated cnective 'Flsttsr u, and is uncomey
vsage VIII Ioos srimiy pleased lie TO u, and VIII hail
you WIN oosrepesoun PAIRING, ~ 6 kindred prepeps
tics feed ~ ana the ecrgng animal will sabbsr out ia
brutal subtraction scourse u, ana 10 will cover beneath
the hash trust u, and WIN rsud roo 20 piscesn
Every one a tbeae maxins have been illustrated IN
~ sdninnGaAa0 q Lnaalas uh1nA Aao aatssrsd MA
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War News

Nrw NoEs. Msys The Tine. WASH
ingteu dispatrh says al - quiet wi'h tho
arry 20 the Potomac to-daY Ever,thin-
- In rvadinets however. for . movement Al
tte prur-s moment. Oar troops arr in
crocLsut spirits aud anxious o. adgansr
a-alnst thc rvteis snier th.lr new Con-
rnaudrr-fn-rhicf
teen burusiie's command ). IN favor
ahi~ posifiou
Thc itfh Nev York Battery hal a .ught
sklrruish s,steriay ~hilr -oins to The front.
Dsssrtcrs from tn rebel ranks arr cross
InE the kapidan daiiy. IT, people f.r,sies.
O. nelievc that Eichrnond d. t.einc evaruafs,i
hearrrrarl b. nov In Command 81 the
rrhei forocs. in North Carolina
IL r,lci ram from kiuss ton came down
thc Neusc rtsr o. sIthiu Z uiilrs 81 Nss-
h-ru All thsn stsck fast. "a. dra-. y i-~t
oi satsr -nd al evidently never h. .rrvi-
'anie. h. river - falling and in some
place. uunasi.abIr.
Ihc Hsrails y %. Letter ~ tie ss,h
confirms thr statement that tscu Banks has
taiirn nack o. Alrxau,lrla ln conss,lurnrs of
the - safsr iu che rsrr
~ -uutoats winch ~.ut W In Rlsrk
aui " achita rvcr CD Mouroc had rrtsrn.d
~ifh 100 bales q cotton
GCn- HAAS. IN othclal dispatches - tie
Governments relative % th= Re- Ri.ercans-
Pa'gn. adHlits a surprise and rvvcrse on the
"a tast. bet claims lat The battles on the
go ana l"th rvsult on terrible disaster %
a.. rebels. and -s.. GA tbe -hoi. . vistory
10 % STATED 10 dispatches fon Care that
''ea- stcele AMI Ihaysr had made a. at
9. A uPon The rebel rrar sad rscaytared 4 :
90 t-e pteocs caPtar~d from Gea Bans, a.
lieAtant Hii. AMI that Gca Stsers f,rce.
are uarvhing dom the north bans q The
I'd rlvcr. 70 efiect igactioa nth Gen.
Banks
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DIED

u Harteifd c.. J aiy -. iss3. q Dsap.. 80
- trsis. Lyd,a g. NJ ~ Nar-sy. No. ssed
- s-ar.
a. ts-tfvsh-rrg. frr-s ~aaafs r---is-I 81 h.ftie
" NJ. at 60. O.. ~ E~g. MAJ Vet. Ner-
snF Ne
u h1rs 81. Aprf ioth. Ne. Fsnaus ~,t-
a i~'i Z. B'rsn~l aged = y-ars.T no... p
lsvs
u hsass-r. 2oth u't-. L. Frsur-.. dag 49, -
q 80 - = at tsrt-r "a VIE. sr-i m se~ks
u Aessy Arrh 90. Narv Efrn. arrf 10
sras'. esq be- ~ r. ,. a.. 49, n-rris.h a.
Ls.~Y,.
o. C4sta-. Aprfl 49,. Esrh A. a.. IL sfHi.
rsn a Ens-. go ~ vesfs
e. u
u hscke-ti Ar~dts NJ. o. 90 R--.,-. ~
- % Ma. 10. NJ Marv Ira as-l 81
II f-ru. Apr IS Ne DiIs- Ch-ti.. sr~4 50
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Uniou National Conyen,ion.

TIE under,igned. ~ho ~ origissl ap-
poistment. or subsequent designaiion "a
on sarancirs. c0ns;itat- the EKecuiiss CsE-
mittss Crcsted by tbs Nafional Conssntion
held at Chicago on the 10th day az May.
i~6n. 90 hervby call uron al quali6.d 70
ter -ho dcsire the snConi .iional maintsn-
ance q thu Inion. ths supremacy 0f The
toustuutisu. ant he complste ,spprsssioa
II the existing rebellion. nth tie cause
thereof. BY vigorous -ar. ard al apt AM
efhci~nf me ans. o. s~nd dsiegafes q = Con
Veniiou 90 assemble 81 Bsitnors. on Tues
dav. tbc sth day Of jane. 1864. AZ ~ o.
clock. noon. for the pgrposs q prrsenting
candidates for The cfEcs- 81 Prrsi.lsni M
Nice President Of the nitsd States. E.ch
state having . representatives ~ Conrr...
all Dc eutitlsd ~ a. many delegate. as
shall b. equal % t~icc th- nu-nhcr Oh sl~c-
tors % -hich such state b. entitled % tse
Electoral Coii-gc Of the Uni,cd state,
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