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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

L'0E SALE CHEAr-pRoWN STONE DWELLING
I between Finn ind Sixth gaS fY'tres modern
Improvements eannete order. Possession rmeds ETY.
Arm, - owner, 81 Waer street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

A sAkM ON STATEN ISLAND FcR sAlF-oR TWEEN
n ~ With goua Dwellus House also beusts
farm u hne oouut pros "a AEgy q JClk-
BRAY NJ Ine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

I,oE sALE--OFrERED PoR rEw DAYS ONLY! ~
lte oetef y atoat q eaFe NJ nv 4 Los to
s4h Ie Nt#tlf CT Sew Il IN rear retctf tir
yns.art r. ro.c ifg.hs " BENEDICT a OF, ~
eIut ftttet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15
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k|Nh FNEsI--IN Tue NIt EANT NNNNTN
tehtt Avenst Irc forsy.tgttG srest he yfntr
$40 thr uGe IL Oihtng Frty sut 81
sgTEHsH win TIE mottfr .rTte' cHsuts The
rS5es re - essrfl an cr4c .ufe tor rti
4zrtftEAts TIE prem tes NJ mo rf
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

UNFINISHED HOUSE OR COTTAGE WANTED I'M
Il mediaies-A convenient distance from New York
rent 500 Per annum, according location Staten
Island preferred. Address, OF WIN. H. Smith 90
ll6 Fulton street. New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

FIRST GLASS THHET STORY AND BASEMENT
~ Mouse in Williamsburg Ait mcdcru inlpFosrm tnis
t'f Possession Isl ~ desired arpn 70
q hELSkN, 81 South Seventh street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

ECh HARTFORD OBJECT
Ttst eautft s1Y or rhE7rcEn sol 0rAEiTB
Ntt u fsl fksf GsHy a#4 FOR tUI
IRA. i.tF tAa Al sstnt tnt ~
* ~ a, ALAGs. attpS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15
DOR SALE cHEAp-A SMALL FAR,

DOR SALE CHEAP-A SMALL FARM or &c ACRES
u under cultivation. price : 500: 500 lasf
down. ne remainder MORTGAGE. The proncrty Is
MES rom Paterson n ~. good We OF xa3eF large as
sornen OF frEit i've rooms in the hpise good
cellar Apps II - congress street Paterson. ].
WILLIAM SCUOFIEIp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-15

IV.VVV- IMnds n fHsronsibr TerfOn, hnVinc hoOli
bW acres of mineral ard srriCulurat srds Mis-
sour and other Western states desires oren cores
pondenoe VIII reliable and Influential parry who
operate ~ NE sac q said lands 10 such rsrty
ntraNse utes wuud be offered. are sIf,sdy
" profitable operations and oung Inc vicinity 81 tae
mineral LAM fuu description Or location and pnaIlty q,
leuaf f.fnlttrd With township pios &C References er
changed tcafess uor op6 Post oil cr 81. Louis Mo
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
White HALL ACADEMY.

THIS Institution il situated 10 Leonard
L Town, ST. Maryis County, Md. aud is
noe open fer tl,e reception OF pupils.
The course uf il.is Inst utiou embraces all
the branches generally taught in Academies.
semi annual report will lie transmitted
tn Parents AMI Guardians.
A conveyance will always he in readi,'ess
tn take to their own church, the young ladies
OF different denominations.
Pupils mu>t come provided with table nap
kins a,.d towels.
Terms, per Session, OF ten months,
For board. washing, light, fuel, &c $4,000
English; 1000
French; 1000
Spanish; 20.00
German; 1000
Music-Piano or Guitar, With use Of
instrument; 1900
Drawing and water painting, each, II %
Oil painting; 20oO
All books and stationery at the usual
prices.
Payable, quarterly, in advance.
The regular Academic year viii commerce
ON the l>t Monday after the l5tl, OF Scpte,n-
her ard terminate the last Thursday before
the 9Th of July.
For further information apply to tie pri,-
cIp!e, al Leonard Town.
MISS MAMIE T. MADDOX.
Feb. 18th, ls63-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
T. QUITY NOTICE.

ENHE Object Of the bill fled in this cas-
n is to procure decree for the sale oil
a tract or part of tract of land. called
and known by the name OF ''STONEY
Run lying on or near Saint Mary,
River, in ST. Mary's county. Maryland,
for the payment Of the purchase money
: due to the vendor. Charles }. Paul, from
Roderick ID. Watson, vcndee.
The hill states, in substance, that the
said Paul sold to said Watson the said
tract of land, sometime in the year 1859,
for forty FIVE hundred dollar>-that pos
session was delivered to said Watson
that said r. d. Watson has paid fifteen
hundred dollars of said purchase money.
leaving three thousand dollars unpaid
with interest from 1st January 1860.
which was secured by three single bills Of
one thousand dollars each, bearing inter-
est from lst January lsG0--that the
whole amount of said bo.ds or single
bills arc due
II lii further st ties that the said
R"drrirk ID. Watson does not now reside
in the State of Maryland bill. tn, IL,
after praying FIR relief, further prays that
an order of publication may be granted
warning the said Il. d. Watson ioarpear be-
FIRE this Court OH some certain day to be
'lrcrcin named and answer the bill Of com.
PLANT of said Ci.;.les J Paul, and the
C"ur, bcirg satisfied that the said r. ID.
Watson is non-resid,ut and canLct be
found within the jurisdiction of this Court
1t is. therefore, this 4h day of Jaruary
1864. ordered that the complainant give
notice to said non-rcsidrn. defendant of
the substance aud Object of this bill by
advertisement i'll some newspaper publish
ed in the State of Mary land. once week
for four Successive weeks. warning him to
be and appear in this Court. in person or
by solicitor, on the third Monday in june
1864 and sinw cause. if any he has, why
a decree should 10, be passed in the PRE-
niscs as prayed: otherwise the said bill Of
complaint shall he taken pro contcsso against
him, provided tile first insertion of such
notice shall be made at least tree months
before the said third Monday Of Jun.
1864.
JOHN \. CAVALIER, Crk.
True copy-Tr>t.
JOHN \. CAVALIER, Crk.
January 9Th. IS64-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
ICE.

FSEIIE undersigned wish 10 inform the
IL people Of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties. that they havej Just completed
/. FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and arc
prepared to haul out vessels Of any size,
and will REPAIR, CAULK, &C., on the
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work. and quick dispatch viii be given
in all cases. The Railway is situated about
a quarter of a mile from Leonard Town on
a fine oyster creek, where we will also
build SCOWS', BOATS, ofVESSELS, IL
required, on the lowest terns
HARRIS. NORRIS 4 F0XWELL.
July 10Th lS6o--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
THRESHI.NG MACHINES.

I have for sale the Potion Triple Genrei
Horse PsactT and W. W. Dingce & Co.'S
Iro" Thresher, nth Rsrolring &ror Carrier.
The machine is warranted to render satisiac-
ton to All purchasers. The price OF s h~rse
power, 80 inch Thresher asd s;traw-Carricr,
delivered at any wharf in 81. Mary's county,
il $lS5.
Farmers are invited to call at my Store in
Leonard Town and examine this rhrrsher.
l.. LEO. SPALDING.
Iure 2sth, ls60-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

A IL persons indebted to ne f:.r State and
IA County Taxes for the year 1862 sre
hereby ratified that unless they cumc ior-
ward ard settle the same by the 1.t day Of
February next. they will be proceeded against
ACCORDING to law. Th,se inds bted to me for
Taxes Tar 1868 are also urgently requested to
come forward and settle the same without
delay. shall be a. Ghaptico On Thursday
OF each week until the 1st day Of February.
for the purpose OF settling with those who
may desire to pay.
JAMES Il. ALVEY,
Collector, for
zth Eeltction District
December oath. 1SG3--tn.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
BARGAINS!
B4RG1INS!!
BiRGiINStt,

~ - =.
TIE subscriber Is Bow selling Ga heavy
cloth at 500; "a !uil-cI"ih mt from
so CTS :" : 90 Ca.~inr.res at from S.. 25 4.
$2.25.-wnrth 81 so; plaid Iln~ys from 60
cts 20 - CT; brown and plaid c'itais a. le.s
than they can lie hal Gr in Baltiumre: book
ami barred musiins, and. .camlmics, very low:
beautiful hriiiauts iron, IS to a7I ellsworth
so IT.; IA superir Whitney blankets for
$360--wor,h $1,000; heavy point biankcfs
at $500 and S5.e0; time assortment Of
al'acas al frvm % cts I" 81 20 cts; also, cot
nh, alracas and dress gans 1T reduced pricc.:
several dozen iadics CATERS at $1,s5--worth
81 90.
Alec on hard fine assortment az Boots.
Shoes, Hats and Caps, ani almost everything
usually found ia aconusry st,,rc, all of which
will be solo: On accommodating terms, Es
cash.
A few handsome cloth cloaks vet remain "a,
haLd and ~ill bc sasld ! W.
hy motto is, qnick sales aa.! small prosls.
n. CONRAD,
Agent.
$4,000 pounds Of rags, and beef Tide. and
furs waniei.
January 7th, lss4--Iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
e. II IL ID

rg,HE undersigned respectfully informs the
= Faru,en anil Planters Of Saint Mary
county tE.s. they lave associated un'ier the
firm of Gardiner & MaGdirton for the pur-
pose If carrying ON the Produce Commission
business aud respectfully .olicit their
patronage.
JOS. j.. GARDINER,
IGSS. l.. MIDDLETON,
Baltimore.
February 10Th, lSsa-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
PROFESSIONAL.

nR. J. r. THOS. REEVES has located
- at "WHlTE PLAINS abaut mile
from the village Of Chaptico. ant respectfully
offers his professional service. to the public
He will devote himself exclusively ~ til
practice OF his profession.
jan. 18TH. lS62-tt.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
DISSOLUTION Notice.

I7yiIE copartncrship heretofore existing be-
~ tween the undersigned, under the tame
and style Of Penn & Mitchell, is this day dis
solved by mutual c".-scnL
The name nf the firm will only be used in
future in settlement of It's business.
ALEXANDER PENN,
Il II. MITCHELL.
l.. V. OLIVER.
Bit March I'd, 1863.
March 5th, 1SG3-lf
TO TIE FARMERS & PLANTERS OF
ST. MARY'S COUNTY.
The undersigned having formed copart-
ner>hip, under the name and style of Mitch
ell. Oliver & Co., for the purpose Of cnndnct-
ing PRODUCE COMMISSION business,
respectfully solicit rour patronage and hope
to merit the same by strict attention to bust
ness and your interest.
X. IT. MITCHELL.
l. V. OLIVER,
ROBT. STMMS.
Baltimore March I'd, 1853.
March 5th, 1S63--if.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
NEW FALL
AND
WINTER GOODS

fENIIE undersigned would call the attention
II of the public TO the fact. that they have
list opened ut their store, in Leonard TO wn,
a lew aud carefully selected stock of Fall and
Winter Goods. 1h-ir assortment embraces
the following articles:-
Cloths; Cassime-s; Vestings Cassinctts;
Full-clpths; Fanncls; Hat; Caps; Ladies
Dress Goods. "f every variety and description;
Dress Trimmings; Domestic, Notions, Con-
fecti"nerics; Cigars and Tobacco, Of choice
quality, a large and compete assortment Of
Ready-made Clothinc; aud in short, every
thing, except Groceries aud Shoes; that is
usually kept in Country st"re.
They will sell on reasonable terms and in
vite call from the public.
SCOTT & co.
Leonard Town, Md.
Nov. 9Th, lsss-1yr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
NOTICE..

n2. WILLIAM s. BLAKlSrOHE. hav-
- ing locate.! in Caaptic", ofltrs his PRO
f-ssol, Il services to the Public, and cali a.
ways be f,uni, wien nos professionally e' e
gagged, at B,swc!rs Hotel / alao rr,u,n my
thanks to my fricnls in the neishb"rhood a.
st. Clements Bay for ikeir foImcr patronage
and will always be happy to Wit Oh then
ut the shortest notice.
Nov. 2Sth, 1S6l--tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
NOTICE or DIVIDEND.

nna application Of Robert Ford, admins
" traitor Of john l.. Bayley. late OF Saint
Mary's cs,;sa.y, deceased, it is ordered by the
Court, that the said administrator notify the
creditors Of tho sail deceased % file their
claims against the said deceased, i'm the Reg
lister of Willis office Of Saint MaryS county,
on OF before the 26;h day Of January next
for dividend, anil that this order I've published
in the Saint Mary's Gazette once week in
eael, week until tie said 26th dag of January
next.
Test. j. T. NJ. .RALKY.
Register Of Mills
kr st. Mary's County.
Nov. 2Gth, 1s63-td.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04

Cha rtica, Nov. 7th, 1863.
Messrs Ediisrs PLEASE announce John v
Fosey as a candidate for the Clerkshlp Of the
Circuit Court for SAINT Mays County, at the
mex, election fur that Office, and oolige.
.H-4 MANI FRiEHps.
{, November fa,h, lse3-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
1875 acres,

This land is leclted in a very desirable
riy!.hor'rssl and a'lf.ins the lands at CL.
VIM. J. blackstone aud Robert NJ Slanks
IL Is Wei improved. has glnal buildings ul.on
i; nn,l is we'll adapted to tAe growth of all the
staple products %, this section OF tie State.
II is convenient ~ the Potomac river aud
oysters, fish aud wild frwl abound ia the bays
and Gre, ks adjacent to il.
Trims OF SALE as prescribed by the de-
cree are cash. Upon the payment of the
purchase money, the Trustee will execute Il
deed to the purchaser free, cl ar and dis
charged from all the parties to this suit. and
those claiming under ilcm.
Il. FORD,
Trustee.
january 7th, lsG4-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
For SHERIFF.

Leo II Hayden is recommended to the TO-
iers of SAINT Mary County. as u candidate for
sheriff at the next election, and if he will con-
sent to be candidate, he will be warmly cup
ported by
CHAr7lco DISTRICT,
December Bird, lee3-te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
PROFESSIONAL

HhR. CHARLES COMBS, having 10
D Gated himself at the g II J. 4 ]
MILLS for the purpose of PRACTISING
his profession can always be found at the
residence of J. j. Allstaa, Esq when not
professionally engaged.
Jan 2nd 1&;2-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
NOTICE.

HAElNG purchased the stock of goods of
- the late firm Of Leach & johnson, l
slall continue business at tie old stand, but
shall, hereafter, sell for CASH only. shall
return from baltimore city in few days
with fine assortment of FALL. and WIN
TER GOODS, and shall he glad TO see the
patrons of the old firm, and Tie public gcner-
al! y. when they desire anything in my line
! have adopted the CASH system that may
buy lower AID sell cheaper, which must prove
mutually beneficial to myself am: customers.
WIN. L, LEACH,
Head OF st. Clements Bay. .
Octohcr 18th, lSG3-,f
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04
DISSOLUTION OF EOPARTNER-
SHIP.

'I'fiE c partnership heretofore existing be-
= tween Wan. L. Leach and G.. l.. Jehn-
son, un.er the firm and style Of Leach 4
Johnson, was dissolved on the 10th E Oct,,-
ter. inst nv mutual consent. Either partner
is authorized TO settle the business of tie
late firm Persons indebted to us are hereby
requested to cali and settle their
claims without delay.
WM.sF. LEACH.
C. LAJOH\SON,
October 10Th. lSG3-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04

February 10Th, lssa-1y.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-02-04

January 7th, lsG4-ts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11
FROM WAsHINGTON.

NASEIS9IcH, feDruaFy 10.
The Hersld's Washington dispatches report
the entire suspension Of the pIy, by order Of the
secretary oi War, Of the commanding officers Of
between thirty and forty regiments sRd batteries
for negectng to forward proper returns to the
Adjutant Generals office and also the pay of
neaIy 200 field and company officers for neglect
ing to forward the military history and returns
to the Ordnance Office The suspension is to
continue until the returns are forwarded.
The Tribune's Washington dispatches states
that officers from Fairfax G. Z, state Lnst & con-
traband reports his escape from q considerable
force OF rebel infantry and cavalry, six miles
south of the station. A force was dispatched to
ascertain tho truth, and had not returned this
forenoon.
Ia the House, to-day, Err. Arnold, OF Illinois,
introduced bill for investigation into the pro-
posed improvements Of Chicago hsrbor, to be
paid by tunnage dnties. Referred to the Com
mittee on Commerce.
The Times Washington dispatch reports that
duoing effect, ana it would now seem that the
Senate amendment of tie whisky tax may be
adopted by the House.
The President has Acceded to the wishes OF
General Steele to hold an election on the day
designated.
In other respects he has renewed his instruc-
ton to General Steele, and to make sure OF
avoiding collision between the military and civ
| il power, he has commissioned General sick .es
! to 60 to Arkansas with full authority to keep
things straight.
| General Butler has commenced the establls h.
| ment of common school system at Norfolk and
| Fort Monroe precisely ike that in Mssssahu-
/ sets Il will insure the education OF hundreds
/ of children.
Commissioners from tho Dominican Repub-
| lie, which was suppressed by spain in 1861, are
| here applying 10 be recognized as belligerents.
| Mr. Seward laid the case before the Cabinet
to-day. It will not receive very considerate
| treatment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

A distinguished physician, who died
some years since in Paris, declared;
81 I believe that during the twenty years
that have prscticed my profession in this
city, 10000 children have been carried to
the cemeteries, sacrifice to the absurd
custom Of exposing their arms naked. On
tkis the editor Of the Philadelphia Medical
and Surgical Reporter remarks: Put
the bulb Of 8 thermometer 10 baby's
mouth, the mercury rises to 9es. Now
carry the same 70 its little hand If the
arm be bare snd the evening oool, the mer-
curry will sink to s00. Of course all the
blood that flows through thsse arms must
fall froEl 20 to 400 below the temperature
Of the heart. Need say, when these cur
rents efblood few back into the chest, the
child's vitality must be more or less COM
promised2 Aud need add that we ought
not to be surprised atits frequent recurring
affections Of the tongue, throat or stomseh2
have seen more than ohr child with hs-
bitusl cough and hoarseness, choking
with mucus, entirely snd permanently re-
heved By simply keeping the hands and
arms warm. Every observing and pro-
gressiTe physician has daily opportunities
Of witnessing the same cure"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11
mruu,nn nnIIsrs.

We cordially invite the attention Of our
readers To the superior claims Of Mt. Un-
Ion College. This COllegs has firm hold
upon the confidence aad affection Of an
spprsoisting public, and is well attended
By students Of both sexes, and has first
class advantages Of extsnsivs apparatus
In al branches Of science, sn able faculty
Sf teachers, chespnsss Of board and tul-
tiOa, new College bailding, not exoellsa
By any College edi6ce in the State, the
construction Of which has been superin-
tended BY Col Porter, an architect Of this
city, Normal instruction for teachers, snd
ease Of scCess, 1t being located at Mt. On
Ion, 3 quiet healthy, snd moral village
near Alliance, en the Cleveland s PitisbuFg
Railroad. The spring term commences on
the Sch Of next month. See advertisement.
Intelligence and virtus lie ct the founds-
tiOn Of all the republican Institutions Of
oar beloved eountry, hence Il is the duty
and Interest to sustain well an cur noble
Ina buttons of learning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

SAS Francisco, February o.
The Mexican General Lyon who left Mansqnil
Ia on the lst instant, has arrived here on his
wayto Washing gton, with instructions from Juarez
to the Mexican Minister.
He reports that Negrote, who was repulsed st
San Luis POtosi on the 9th Of December, with
sloss OF two thousand men, afterwards formed r
junction with GonEsles, OrLegs and Doblado, and
on the 9Th OF January again attacked that place,
carrying it by assault after e struggle of twenty
four hours duration, capturing most of the gar
rison and large quantity ofsrms and munitions.
The traitor, General Megia and stgff had ss
capped. All Of the captured traitors, commits
stoned and non-commissioned officers, were
shot.
The traitor Miramon occupied a position be-
tween GuadslajarA and the City of Mexico.
General BaEaIne had marched with French
army from GuadalaJsra towards Mexico, leaving
q guard Of two thousand at the latter place.
The Mexican General Magic had advanced from
the vicinity Of Csiinis with an army OF nine
thousand men, and vas expected to attempt the
recapture of Guadalajara.
The latest news at ManzanIllo vas, that Ortega
and Doblsdo had been largely reinforced from
2acateoas, and after leaving strong garrison at
San Luis Potosi, had started TO intercept the
communications Of Bazlne, who was making
forced marches towards Lagos.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11
FROa1 wAsHINGToN.


The Secretary Of the Interior and Commits
soner of indian Affairs will appear before the
Committee Of Ways and Means tomorrow, to
give their views upon the question Of the pro-
pnety Of abrogating the treaties with disloy-
al tribes Of Indians.
The whisky bill still lies on the Speakers ta-
bic.
Another list Of military nominations. about
three hundred, were transmitted to the Senate
to-day by the President
The House Committee on Military Afair5 have
prepared bill which commences with the de-
claratiOn that, it appears that many general offi
GERS are and have been either entirely unem-
plOyed or not on duty corresponding with their
rank; thus holding commissions and drawing
pay without service, and standing in the way Of
the promotion Of active officers. 1t provides
that all Major Generals and BrigadIer-Genersls
who, on the 18th Of March next, shall not be in
the performance ofservice, and for three months
continuously next prior to that date, shall be
dropped from the roll Of the srmy, and all pay
shalI cease, and the vacancies filledby applicants
p promotions.
But this is not to affect officers absent for
wounds, or in consequence Of being prisoners OF
war, or on parole. Any Major General or Briga-
der General appointed under the act of 1851 so
dropped from the roll shall not be discharged,
but RENTED TO his former position ss stat or
line officer of the regular srmy.
The Presidents stable, located between the
Treasury Department and the Executive Man
sion, was tonight destroyed by fire. The car
riages were saved, but horses peTished in the
flames.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-11

ST. LOUIS, teD. 10
The Senate yesterday passed the House bull
for a new Slate Convention. The bill defers the
election for delegates until November next.
The Memphis correspondent Of the Chicago
Journal, under date Of the 4th, says:
AdNces nom Vieksburg are that Shermsn's
army let5 that place last week. The 10th corps
under Hur.berI following, the l7th corps under
Mcpherson which has the advance.
Gen. Smiths cavalry expedition left Memphis
for Corinth on the evening OF the Sd and will
soon be heard from in the Interior Of Aisslssip-
pi and Alabama.
The Union forces Ia Arkansas are also said TO
be preparing to make an early move southwark
which will place MsgrudeT's army between
Steele's command on The North and Banks col
umn en- the South.
The LeavenWo-th Democrats dispatch says
the joint resolutions for q Senatorial election
to-day passed both Houses under a gag rule.
Protests have already begun TO come in from
various counties and indignation meetings are
being held all over the State. The people are ut
terly opposed 70 the fraud, and will vote it down
by an Overwhelming majority at the first State
aection.