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The weekly union record., 1864-11-26
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THE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR SALE
80 barrels plaster paris 100 barrels marble
dust, 100 barrels cement, so barrels spanish whit
ing 500 carhoys ell vitrol. 'Easteru; 5000 lbs
nitric acid, strong: Ij0G lbs citic acid 2G00 lbs
muratc acid. 3000 los powdered ta7talic acid.
best; 40 Ks super carh soda, 5u0 OZS sulph
outline, 100 ozS strychcine. pure; 75 salph NOR
phine. 100 lbs icdide pctassa. l25 lbs chloroorm,
los lbs calomel 1900 lbs spts nit and ac am
monia, 600 los baSam copaiua, 750 lbs gum ara
bic, whites 200) HIS fors sllphar 600 lbs oil lem
on bersamont $500 gallons kerosine oil, loco gals.
ppre lard oil. in tins $50 gals Alcohol, g5 per
cent, IN sus; ll0l gals luseed oil, lU00 gals
neatso0t polar and china nat oil. 500 gals castor
oil, origanum, peppermint. sVrGe ard almonds
paint brushes, white wash brushes. hair brushes
tooth brushes. feather busters. 10 bbls refined
lamphlacR. 20 tblS Ii,h moss. 10 cases iSiuglass
200 doz Wrght's pills. 20 ercss Braudreth's pills
Ice gross Mofats, Ayers. Jayne's. Lees aud
McIaue pills 100 doz Npr's sarsaparlla and vel
low dock 10 doz Lyons KathaIion 500 jules
HauieS i Cos extracts oils colUgneS, &c. - box
eS castle soap. genuine: 30 eases best olive oil.
5000 lbs sal soda, 60 bls resin. 5000 lbs Shakers
herbs fresh: 400 lbs pure ground sage. fresh; 1000
lbs pressed hops in One-t0Urth, oue-half and l ID
papers 900 lbs borax 5000 lbs assorted paints in
cans, tan Of putty in hladders ana cans % bbls
dye woods, varuishss Of All kinds, > bbls canary
hemp. fax and coriaaJey seeds. IN quantities 10
suit, all at the lowest p.ices. ORDERS respectfully
solicited. r. II. MCDONALD Il Co.
Importing 4 Wholesale Druggists, san Francisco.
r. H. MCDONALD & &C.. Sacramento.
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ATS
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.I
The Greatest Medical Discovery
OF THE AGE.

CERTAIN AND rssDY cCRE FOR ALL NERVOUS
AFFECTIONS
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

TE~HE BUFFALO RANCH. ON The ROAD
Il leading from Oroville 10 Forbes,own, together
with Tavern Stand Is offered for sale cheap. II Is
Que Of the most healthy and pleasant locations in
the State. Also, 50 tons Of hay. first quality For
further Information. enquire At this oeicei OF on
The premises
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DR., ROsenbaum's
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS !

CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS !
EHANE YOU HEART-BURN Or DYSPEPSIA
: Cure it by the use Of
Rosenbaum's Bitters.
Are you suffering from Dysentery or Diarrhoea
USE
R0senbaun' Bitters!
And he relieved. Did You get tigh. last night and
feel bad IN consequence: Drink few glasses Ct
RGsenbauIn' Bitters.
And It VIII set yon up at once. Are you troubled
with Vertigo or Nausea You can be quickly re.
lieved by the use Of
Rosenhauril's Bifters,
Ave you martyr to billions diseases. or fever and
aEuc! You can soon be restored 10 health By the
steady USE Of
Rosenbausn's Bitters.
The unequalled efficacy Of these Bitters for the
cure Of ali diseases Of the stomach and Bowels.
and thelr wide spread 1epUtalioG, having induced
some GnprinClpled persons 70 counterfeit them, the
propretors have determined 70 prevent this in FL
tnre. by putting them up in new style. After
this they viii be packed in square bottles having
ROSENBAUM'S BITTERS,
y. B. JACOBS K CO.,
San Francisco,
blown into the glass Furthermore, each cork will
BE branded y. 3. Jacobs & Co. and each label viii
bear our signature. For sale By all Druggists and
Liquor Dealers, or by
N.B.JACOBS < Co.
42S Front Street, San Francisco.
San FralciSco AEs. 20, 1854. 6n-t3
ITO 60, Gala
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SACRAMENTO.
Z. Z. MCDONALD.
:. c. SPENCER.
r. H. MCDONALD s CO..

CORNER SiNSolIE IND PINE STS..
san Francisco.
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MEDICAL.
HOWARD
PRIVATE MEDICAL
1 Y : T 1 T I 7 f

No. So Sacramento. Street. San Francisco.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK P. M.
S O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following quo.
FROM cry POINT


The U. 5. mail steamer Charlatte Vanderbilt,
Captain Culinary. arrived here this morning,
from City Point.
She reports all quiet in front since the affair
on Friday night. save q little picket firing. The
rebel pickets are not allowed to hold any com
munication with our picksts since the fall of
Atlanta. When az ked for papers or news, they
will tap their hands on their shoulders, indi-
eating that their officers prohibited communi.
cation or exchange of papers.
While the Vanderbilt was going down she
was run into by gun boat, and had her wheel
house slightly injured. --...-.
The Vanderbilt also brought up 81 rebel de.
serters from Anderson's division, VINO came
into our lines day or two ago. These deserters
report Anderson's and Mahone's divisions OF
Hill's corps as badly cut up. They say also
anxious to desert. General Grants order
having undeceived them as to their treatment
after arriving in our lines.
The hospital steamer State OF Maine, Capt.
Borden, also arrived this morning, with 800
sick and wounded officers and soldiers, under
charge Of Surgeon III. James. None OF those
are dangerously sick, and the hospitals in the
Army OF the Potomac are almost drained Of
patients. The army is unusually healthy. The
State Of Maine laid at City Point for week
before she could get load. The hospital
steamer Baltic has been at Fortress Monroe 8
long time, also awaiting a load, and unless q
battle should soon take place, 1t will be some
time before che or the Connecticut (which the
to get up steam.
So the rebel hopes of great loss to us IRON
sickness in front OF Petersburg have not been
realized.
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THE REBEL PRISONERS AT POINT LOOK
OFT. MARYLAND

At the present time there are about 1000
rebel prisoners confined in the prisoners camp
at Point Lookout, Md, two thousand of whom
are in the hospitals. They are all privates,
but represent every branch of arm in the Con.
federate service. The camp is in excellent
condition. and the prisoners are we'll provided
for, their rations being composed of bread,
corn meal, beet, bacon, beans, hominy, rice,
sugar, coffee or tea, SALT molasses, potatoes, &c
These prisoners realize quite a revenue from
the manufacture Of fancy fsns, bone rings, and
horse hair watch chains, which they dispose of
to suffers and visitors to camp. One hundred
men are detailed each day for duty on the
wharf, to load and unload vessels, and every
morRing these working gangs bring down from
the camp large quantities of trlnkets, which
they sell and trade to the boatmen. These pri-
soners appear to be anxious to be placed upon
the working gangs, fer then they have an OPP
portuniiy to trade for tobacco and other like
articles not contraband.
Quite a large number have been released
recently upon taking the oath of allegiance,
and many others would signify their willing
ness to do so If it was not for fear OF rough
treatment at the hands of their fellow
prisoners,
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FROM THE FRONT.
Tie Rebels Surprised nd Positions Seized
frem Them

Correspondence Associated Pressl
HRADQUARIBRs ARMY OF THE Potomac,
Sept 10 -fTirg his been kept up quite brisk
y all day on the center and right
The rebels seem TO have got their temper ex-
CITED by that surprise Of last night, and are de-
termined to annoy our pickets as much as they
can.
IL was the 20th Indiana and goth Pennsylva-
MIA cavalry thai made the charge and took the
rebel line OF pickes.
Lieut Col Geo w. Nickel, commanding the
former, was shot through the hips and died on
the field. His bc0y ID being embalmed, and
will be sent home,
Our cas- ualties number about 30 altogether
Lient. Disbrow, of the goth Pennsylvania,
was badly wounded in the head
The prisoners captured say they were asleep
At the time, and that our men were on them ere
they had time to resist.
General Patrick, Provost Marshal of the
Army, was TO day presented with 8 beautiful
sword. sash, spurs. and shoulder straps by the
enlisted men of the ooh New York, whose
original term Of enlistment has expired, and
those not re enlisted are gong home. General
r. made very appropriate speech on the
occasion.
Brigadier General Eagan arrived at the front
yesterday, having almost entirely recovered
from the severe wound he received on the Odd
OF June in front Of Petersburg, having on that
occasion won for him the promotion he so we'll
deserved. He will have a command in the I'd
corps. W. ID. MCGRRsoR.
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LOCAL NEWS.

FURTHER REDUCTION OF OUR QUoTA.-The
suhjoined communication received by Mayor
Wallach from the Provost Marshal Generals
Office shows that another very considerable re-
auction has been allowed from our quota. The
3ls allo wed on marine enlistments will bring
the quota down to ,152 (not 1,OiO as erroneous
ly stately and this deficiency averaging not
more than 100 men to q ward can be readily
filed by prompt action on the part OF the wards
in accordance with the suggestion of the
Mayor In another column. The eommunica-
tion above mentioned is as follows:
Wcr d pa rtment, Provost Marshars ONCE,
Washington, ID. g Sept 9th. 156i.-Hon. Rich d
WaIlaeh, Mayor IF Washington-Sir: In reply to
your letter of this date, enclosing verified
statement OF 1871 Marines who have enliste d
into the U. S. Marine corps. from April, 1861, to
April, 1864, l have the honor to state that the
Provost Marshal General has directed that Of
this number three hundred and eighteen Is q
proper item OF credit, which amount Is there
fore placed to the account OF the District.
am. Sir, very respectfully. your ooedlent
servant, 7t-- -.a@A :. Z. Il. DODGE,
Major V. r. O.. In charge Of the
81 Enrolment Bureau.
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BOARDING..

BOARD AND HANDS0MELY FURNISHED
ID ROOMS, for families or single persons House
pleasantly located, with spacious grounds; s. W.
corner 2ist and SITS. sep i2 st.
A FEW TABLE BOARDERS WANTED AT
~ No. 500 street. Also nicely FURNIiHED
ROOM. to gentleman and wife, with board Meals
to suit business. sep 12-lws
TABLE BOARD-Eight or ten gentlemen can
! be accommodated with good Table Board at
41O st north, between 9th and 7th SITS. sep 9-3t
EIRST CLASS BOARD With Furnished Rooms,
also. Table, can be obtained at No. 352 oh st.,
between H and l. sep9-7tf
TWO Or THREE MECHANICS can he acccmo
j dated with good ROOMS and BOARD by i'm
med. application at 394 nth street. be- sen X
and Massachusetts, avenue; also q few Table Board
sep93t~
GOOD BOARDING. WITH PLEASANT IONS
NJ can BIZ had at reason .ble rates ut NJ, 95 Wash
inaten street, Georgetown. Also, several rooms
to let. sep Civ.
EIRsT-CLAse BOARD, with Furnished Rooms,
! Alao Table Board csn be obtained at No. AIS
street, between 9th and 9Th. Breaks from
to 9; dinner from 3 to 5 sep SLIM
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CAPTURE OF A BLOCKADE RUNNER

Capt. o. 5. Gibson, writing to the NAVY De-
partment from on board the Santiago de CUBS,
At Hampton Roads, under date of September
while on his way to Hampton Roads for coal,
ne discovered black smoke northeast Of east,
and Immediately gave chase. About | H. m
ne neared the smoke sufficiently to discover
that it was blockade runner. At n m
Capt. Gibson gained on her sufficiently to
bring her within range, when he fred a shot
across her stern, and she surrendered without
resistance.
The vessel proved to he the English block.
ade runner A ID. Vance, late Lord CLYDE She
is an iron side wheel steamer. two wears Old.
and very fast At the time of her capture she
had on board 40 bales of cotton and some tur
pentine, but her full cargo cannot be known
until she reaches Boston, where she has been
sent
ade rDnner, ana her officers said she was ONLY
captured IN consequence of the bad coal on
board.
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JMPOR TANT TO LA les
CHEAP DRY GOODS.

Tits well worth the trouble to inquire, at these
high state Of prices, where DRY GOODS is to he
had res sonablc. Thereof invite the public and
heads of families to examine my stock before pur
chasing. / have a large stock of fast color>
NADER PRINTS. at 81 cents
BLACK SILKS. 81 II and upwards
Fine FRENCH MERINOS 81;
Colored and black ALPACCAS, COBURG
CLOTH. &C.;
BALMORAL SKIRTS, 50 30 to So
Dsmask TABLE CLOTH and TABLE DIAPER:
$40 dozen HUCKABACK TOWELS. 81, 50. and
IS cents very cheap, from New York auction:
Linen CRASH. % cents;
Fine unbleached SHIFTING LINEN, better
than cotton, 20, rs and IS cents;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, a very large sto,k;
/. & P. Coats Cotton, Is cts Spool Pins,
cts. paper.
Also Embroideries, White Goods, Lace and Mus
lin Window Curtains, Corsets, &c, &c.
The latest style of LADIES' CL0AKS, water
proof CIRCULARS, SHAWLS, and thousands
articles too numerous to mention.
Also a very handsome stock ofLADIES', Chill
pREN's and INFANT'S DRESSES and UNDER
CLOTHES.
Ladies DRESS FURs are coming in daily
S.M MEYENBRRG.
A. Market Space,
s9-3t bet. It'll and sth SITS, under Avenue HouS".
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WEALTHY REFUGEES

Yesterday two ladies' (aliensl arrived here
from Richmond on their way to Europa. They
ladies' W. ar ng apparel One OF them had up
on her person large sum Of money in gold,
and the o. her had in her possession q draft on
London Bank for several thousand pounds
They were released by the military authorities
upon giving their parole OF houor to do moth
ing injurious to the U. s. Government
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- a New Orleans letter says that General
BANKS 70 coming home TO Massachusetts, to run
Tor the United States Senate
- The captured ram Tennessee arrived at
New orleans on the 3ist ultimo
Zion. Geo. II. Pendletou WAS seren led
in Cincinnati, on Monday night.
0it is reported inst President Lin coin will
soon make visit TO Boston
~On Thursday morning a light frost vas
observable in several sections OF Conneoucut
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.
All Right at stIanta-Nothin. Later from
the rnandoah-Recrui Vigorously
Going On.
WAR DEF ARTMRNT,

VAR DEF ARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, sept. IL, 9 p. Ms
Major General Dir, Ne.c York:
This department has received dispatches
nom Gen. Sherman down to 10 O'clock yes.
terday morning. His army is concentrated at
He says:
"Wuson and Steadman are stirring Wheeler
mp pretty we'll, and nope they will make an
END OF MIN, as Gillem did of Morgan The
Yves ther is beautiful, and all things BRIGHT
NO recent intelligence has been received from
Mobile.
NO movements are reported from the Shen-
31ooan alley or In the Army of the Potomac
Recruiting is progressing vigorously in most
OF the States.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary of War
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FROM THE WEST,

htPorteu Dtatn OF the KebeI Gen. PFice.
CAIRO, Sept l1.-There is a report at Little
Rock that the rebel Gen. Price died at Ark
adelphia Of dysentery.
The steamer City of Alton brings Memphis
dates OF yesterday, and New Orleans adyices
to the 5th. Memphis was to be ilIumina ted
last night in honor OF the recent victories
The post of Cairo has been separated from
the Western Kentucky and attached to the
district Of Illinois, under General Halbert E.
Paine.
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CON SCRIPTING

Among batch Of rebel deserters brought
here to- day from the Army OF the Potomac
were some ten or fifteen North Caroliuiaus who
report that the Cenfederates are again actively
engaged In conscripting men, Some of these
men deserted after having been in the service
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ARRIVAL OF PRIZE AT NEW YORK
ARebel Pirate Preparing to Leave Will.
minotou.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA prize steamer, cap.
tuTed on the 5th, while on a voyage from Viii
minPtoD to Nassau with $50 bales of cottoa
arrived here this morning, aud sailed again
via Long Island Sound, for Boston.
The prize steamer Georgia arrived at Beau
lor', N e.. on the 9th en- route for Boston.
1t IS reported at Beaufort that the rebsl
steamer Edith was about to leave Wilmington.
heayily armed, on piratical cruise
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THE SPLIT In THE DEMOCRACY.
Effect Of McClellan's Letter on Vallan.
digham-The Peace Men to Hold M Get.
iBs.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Sept. 1O.-Vallandigham
arrived here yesterday, en- route to Penpsyl-
vapia to address the people at various places,
but meeting McClellan's letter OF acceptance,
he mptly authorized the Democratic chair
man in Ohio, to withdraw his name from all
appointments in Ohio, and returned home. The
peace men are determined to maintain their
integrity. They will soon call q meeting to
determine their course of action.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctionssrs.
CHANCERY SALE or VALUABLE REAL Is

By virtue of . decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, dated the 2ls day of
May A. d. 1854 passed in certain cause No. o.
pending in said Court between Joseph X. Csssin,
Trustee. complainant AID John Williams dafan
cant, the undersig ned trustee will on WEDNES
DAY the 2lst day of September, A ID 1855, At
O'Clock in front of the premises, proceed to
resell all that lot If ground situate in the City of
Washington and District of Columbia, known and
designated as lot numbered Is, in Square nnnI-
bered s. Also, the east feet inches front OF lot
numbered 10, in said square together with TIE q,
proven. IS on said lot and part of lot: consstne
of large three story brick dwelling house, with
back buldng. be- ns portion Of the real estate
of the late Commodore Stephen C.ssn
The property is situate on north street, be
tween 18th and 9th streets We I, fronting ~ lee
and inches on X stree, and eX tending back wi tn
that uniform width t57 feet inches) l9 feet ID in
The terms OF sale are One third casa. (of ~hich
the purchaser will be required to pay down at the
time OF sale SlcO;) the balance to b paid in two
equal instaliments at and Il months from the
day of sale; said balance to bear crest from the
day of sac. and the payment there to be cured
by the bonds of the purchaser or purchasers, with
surety to be approved by the Trustee.
If the terms Of sale he not com piled with With
five days from the day of sale, the Trnstes re-
serves the right to re sell the property az the
and cost of the defaulting purchaser, by aiver-
Using such resale three times in some 8
daily newspapers published in The CITY of Wash
instOn.
All conveyances and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser r II. LASkEY. Trustee.
sep Il 4taw&dsl GREEN WILLIAMS, Auc's
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YET ANOTHER TUMBLE IN GoLD!-A dis
patch received in Washington at 3 p. m. says
gold has fallen in New York to 2lO.
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SHERIDAN

Enemy in force near Winehester-De.
struction Of Rebel Property.
NEW YORK, Sept. II "A Berryville despatch
dated the 10th, states that Col Lowell, with the
I'd Massachusetts, and two other cayaly regi-
ments, yesterday destroyed four flour mills,
and several other smaller mills. on Occoauan
Greek. capturing, besides, several prisoners
A Harper's Ferry despatch Of the 10th inst
states that the rebels are still In force near
Winchester and Bunker Hill.
All is Uuiet at the front
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MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL.

WASHINGTON, ID c., Sept. 18th, 1854.
The Quota Of the District OF Columbia having
been materially reduced, would respectfully
suggest the propriety Of the citizens assembling
in their respective Wards and organizing by
the appointment of Committees, to solicit CON
tributions to q fund to obtain recruits. A prop-
er effort on the part of the citizens will most
probably secure the entire exemption Of Wash
iDgton from draft under the late call Of the
President for troops. Very respectfully,
RICHARD WALLACH, MAYOR
National Intelligencer and Columbian.I
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HOW ENLISTED MEN RETURNED TO DUTY
ARE TO BE DISPOSED OF.

All men returned to duty with their regi-
ments in this department, and reported to the
headquarters Of the Military Department of
orders No. 277, War Department, Adjutant
Generals office, will be sent to the Rendezvous
Of Distribution, and all found fit for duty In the
Notifications will be sent to Brig. Gen. Hard.
ing, comm anding defences north OF the Poto-
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REBEL VESSELS AT HALIFAX.

REBEL VESSELS AT HALIFAX.
Pirate Tallahassee on Another Cruise.
HALIFAX, N. S, Sept. 12-The blockade run
ner Old Dominion arrived here Saturday night
also, the City OF Petersburg. with 800 bales OF
cotton, destined tor England, said to be for the
payment of the interest on the rebel loan.
They report that the pirate Tallahassee was
to leave on piratical cruise On Tuesday night
also, two more blockade runners the same
night.
The Alexandra now called Mary has arrived
here for repairs.
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ALLAN Ia,
Little OF Value Left

Little OF Value Left by the Enemy.
NASHVILLE, Sept ia dispatch states that
Hood left little Of value In Atlanta, most
Of the Government stores and Railroad ma
teral having previously been removed to
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~ To-day, the Twelfth OF September. ia the
anniversary OF the battle OF North Point, and is
to be duly celebrated by the Baltimorsans
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ORDERED To THE

ORDERED TO THE FIELD
A number OF officers and men who have been
On detached duty in this city, have been ordered
to report to their regiments in the field without
DELAY,
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~ The New York Times has the following
"General Ere ont has been in town several
days, discussir 6 the desirability Of withdraw
ing. His letter is believed to be In the hands OF
an ex member of his Staff. The General left
town by the Fall River boat last evening"
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TOOK THE OATH

Eeht prisoners of war, who reached this city
to-oay from Zen Grants army, took the oat.
OF allegiance, bat were Committed to the Old
Capitol until decision in their cases can be
obtained from Gen. Patrick, provost marshal
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SENTENCES COMMITTED.

The sentences Of the following named prison.
ers, who were sentenced to be shot to death for
desertion, have been comm uted to punishment
at hard labor at the Dry Tortugas during the
existing rebellion: John Brogan, 2d New York
artillery; Smith Hilten, 10th Maine; Frank
Whitley and Henry Freedman, 9th New York
volunteers,
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FROM THE WILMINGTON BLOCKADE.
The u. S. steamer A. S. Quincy, Captain
Mitchell, arrived this morning from Off Viii.
mington at the Navy Yard, for repairs, she
that point. She brings no news from that
uua
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UNION RATIFICATION MHxTIHa.-T The
friends of Lincoln and johnson assembled In
Indepe ndenee Square, Philadelphia, on Sat
urday evening. to the number Of several thous-
and, TO ratify the Union nominations Hon
Simon Cameron presided, aud resolutions en-.
dorsing Mr. I.incoin's administration and
fayoring his election were adapted. esss4
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No DRAFT IN C1CIL.-The quota OF all tho
districts is full, with the exception OF the Attn
where eleven men are only wanted, and efforts
making 70 obtain them.--Cecil Whiq.
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FLAG RAISING We hear that large and
handsome flag bearing the n ames of Lin :oII
and Johnson, will be thrown out aero IS the
Avenue. from the Mount Vernon House, (cor.
ner Ninth street, tomorrow afts rnoon. The
flag is % feet by 40 and cost some $226.
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TELEaRAPHIO NEWS

Further Tumble in Gold.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-GoId is now 2'3h