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Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27

Also. thu fl.i4~.Ig -calty c.f-tTE -- fs'l
county, to 80:
One County ard pEoba-- in -n- uz- ,i-A
Of the Circuit Court. one -f..!-,i- "-' t...Lr'
one Treasurer. unr Su-A ror- anl uEr ir.tfal
improvement COMMISSIONS lc ntI I- ta+ nn---
ties of AIksnsas. Piaili, -n1 Perry Ai.1. 1i--
Common School Commission rKo'pi ID re
counties OF Bradley. Drew Franklin. ui--'
lizard, Marion, MOntEam rr- Pulaski >r ai.-..
Van Burrn, and Yell. Also ot-r AS. 'sUI b.
Taxes in each of the counties oi Arkansas
Ashley Bradley. Calhoun tolIlahia- tTAniof-'
Desha, Drew, Fulton. Green Jri-s i-rll Jnl--
son. Lafayette. Lawrence, DHarllt-- tLiiIis
Polk, Randolph, Sebastian, S-yieI. l mon ai--
Yell Also, one Assessor and Collector oi Z aA.s :
in each nj the counties Of GTItt-nlrI- kril
stead. Independence, Puiusett and -. FEaa1i'
Also. one Collector of TaN-s and one CLERK q
the County and Ploha-e Court in l-
county of Chicot And tor earh iown-ail
in the several counties and such number q
Justices of the Peaee-as are auihorizl d oy ilt
Constitution and LAWS Of thIs State
The Sh-ritfs ~ their respective counties AZ.
hereby required 70 cause said election 70 d. lr--
according TO law
In testimony whereof. have here
SEAL unto srt my hand and caused tt- '-A4
Wv OF the State OF Arkansas % b. AliLR.-
at v ashington, Arkansas, on this ihe i"eh.!
third dav oi July. in The year oi our LoTl, o4f
thousand -ighi hundred and siAty-iour
Rv tbe Governor: III. FLANAGIN.
o. II. OATS, Secretary of State .,
The election j. ordered in fhe 2d, 4ib 7i' \, NM N
9Th, 9Th. 10th. nth. I5th. 18TH zJth- ana -'h
Senatorial Districts owing TO Drcis!'h y =.
Supreme Court When the Senair snail NJ
it will. of course. determine, under me I"lal ~
tuition. the official character of il own nrn
a2Aw II. FLANAUlN
r Arkadelphia Conference JOurnal anu 'A'
| Camden Herald will publish four weeks
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27

ESTATES OF DECEASED REFUGEES
have amongst us great many refugees from
other parts OF the State. There are also great
many in Texas. In case of the death of any Of
such, there is no mode of procuring administra-
ten upon their estates, and they are liable to be
lost to their families. Our law positively re-
quires that administration shall be taken out in
the county in which the party resides. No pro-
bate judge of another comfy is allowed to issue
letters. This is matter of grave Importance,
and demands immediate legislative action. The
evils are already felt, and several hardships have
occurred.
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27

u We have been shown an extra of the
Shreveport News of the 23d. The following
additional items are reported from Northern
papers. Gov. Bradford's country residence, six
miles from Baltimore, was burnt by the rebels,
with his library and private papers Said to
have been done by order of Bradley johnson in
retaliation tor the burning Of Gov Letcher's 5
house. Sumner, Of Mass, was on board the
train with Franklin, but was not recognised and
escaped. Montgomery BIair's house was burned
to the ground with all its contents The WASH
ington Chronicle OF the l4th saws it was sup
posed The rebels would recross to Virginia by
Edwards Ferry. At daylight on the lIth the
Florida captured and burnt a bark in tow of
steam tug, just outside Cape Henry Three
gunboatS We're sent from Baltimore in pursuit.
The Florida is said to have captured five more
vessels
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27
PRCCLAhATIGN
BY THE COVERS
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
wAsAIsGToS. ARR. July 25. IL,
he STATE OF IGYerc.c

mAA,s0I"N' ARE. July 25. ia
THE STATE OF ARKANSAS
Tie the SA4ri5s Of tte sercraL Co-.,..
StGfe--GREETIEU: w sc1
WHEREAS, The Cons.itu .ioB-,.,s !,
w the State Of kIkarsas, rrrr-i--. ..,"s q
General Elfction shall hh hali. WI g,rr m M
on the FIRST MONDAY IE OCTn.53is5;as- .3i5;s
next, IS6!: DER
Therefore. /, HARRIS FLArscTv n
nor Of the Srate Of Arktna4s lo ur1ri,..-- -l,R
General Election viii be hsld i'll It'll. r..-...I ..I
Counties OF this State, on Gie aid first L,e5A -A
of October,. one Thousand eight huu IND II! Il.
si1ty-four. That j. ~ say: mn
For-one Prosecuting Attorney for es,L -,.
following Judicial circuits. to Wit: 1s
First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth g.,
Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth. '-Aa
Also. for one State Senator from each -
folio wing Senatorial Districts, 10 wit: a'
Frcm ihe u District composed OF ;beeo--..
Of Carroll and Newton;
From the 4th District. composed Of H.
ties of Crawford and Franklin. a-
From the 5ih District, composed Of the ,,-.
ti-s of Sebastian and Scott;
From the 9th District, composed of tie 49,
ties of johnson and Pop;
From the eth District, composed Of tl-
ties of Yell, Perry ami CONWAY;
From the 9Th DistIict, composed of tbs ,.-.
ties OF lizard and Van BuIon;
From the lUih District, composed Of tie r,r-
~ Of Independence,
From the llth District, composed OF thee
ties OF Lawrence ana Fulton;
From the 18th DistIicI composed Of th- s,-.
ties OF Phillips and Monroe;
From the 18th District, composed y! .l-e,r.
ties OF CbicOt, Drew and Ashi.y;
From the zUtn District, cOmpos Of tin POM.
I ties Of Bradley ami Dallas;
From the z5th District, cOmDDs q y. tfe,,r-
ties OF Hot Spring. Montgomery a.. 5. lie
Also, one from each o. ihe following D.s.jr.,
to Till unrApITrG .eIm1:
From the Ijlh District cOmp0s 70 o. the geB-.
ties OF Poinsett, Cross and ST Frances:
From the l4lh District, conip0s.l u Q. the cr,--.
| ties OF Mississippi aHl LritItnGen
From the l.lI District, compOs u Q. tie cguB.
lies OF White, jackson ana v o0GTUt.
Also, fsr mrElbtrs of the House 0f Ran.
srulatiFrs of the next General Asslmhlr ii tF.
state from the respective counties theI.ui. !.
wit:
From the county of Arkansas, one RepTesz.
ativr;
From the county Of Ashley. one R-presen-a..rs
| From the county OF Benton, two kepIes-utaiil+,
From the county Of Bradity, one RepI,s-.l:aii,
| From the county VI calhoun, ,nEr krpIrs a-ai.r,
From the county VI Carol, tgs X pres Native,
| From the county Of Ch!coI, one l., pIs s-uia,.p
From the count! VI a. i~Ik, one krITrs ntaiiFr.
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27

- y friend writing from Monticello says:-
The Chicago Times of the 11th has the follow
ing:
The points which our troops held, and which
they endeavored to defend, are Martinsburg.
Williamsport, Hagerstown, Sharpsburg, Brons-
boro, Point OF Rocks, Harper's Ferry and Mid
dleton. The battle eight miles west Of Freder-
lex. At each of these places engagements of
greater OF less severity took place, and on every
occasiod our troops were defeated, and com
pelled to retreat. The enemy are now in pos
session Of all these places"
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27
S1aO REM Rn.

Ia Lew;svilr, Ark, on the 18th instant. Two
NEGRO MEN. johnson. uulat;o, about FIVE
feet eight or tn inches high. about y years OF
age. Caleb, copper color. about 8 feet, one o-
two inches high. II OF - years OF age | will
give 500 reward for them, or either Of them.
delivered to me or Capt. =. J. Brown, NJ Lewis
vile, or confined in any Jail, 90 that can set
them.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
122v Back Oak p. o.. rexas
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27

Chattahoochee. July 6.-There has
been very little skirmishing to day The
enemy are cautiously feeling their way
They yesterday burned the paper mill a
Roswell. 4 Yankee Major and 10 pri-
Yates we're brought in this evening.
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27

The DISTRICT CoURr-Wc are informed
that the Hon. Daniel Ringo has been unavoida-
by detained in Texas, and TINT he will be here
during next month 20 attend 70 the duties Of nis
court if possible, either here or at Camden
.Judge Ringo is noted for his able and eonscirn-
tions discharge Of all duties, public and private
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27
June I3Nfs6i.
2.stray Notice

TlAEEN lrp by tlg subscriber " wv. I.as
Z NAV ias'. ~ MY Tssiienee On en-, ~ W. = il
Missouri. a DARK BROWN Mail N. m iarc-
wars nli. Li{nd in night eye, star ia MA prstzf
head, 10Th {hind t-et white up ,. IN t" F.l wa,
Joints. WLAn taL'n up mad a ne --L vsli. 1Hl
zlod hehind SIsin il oIlaT, rlcos veis - rouzs
,.,.nrr nT N above mare IL rfqursti .' ..As
toward, Zovs pr52st y, p4y charges
her aw9C a,t,s PRICE
5A3wt IAO-
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27
FOR SALE.

"A No. ! Horse and Buggy. with a splendid
N set Of Harness Also n fine saddle Horse,
natursl PAGER. would suit lady or gentleman.
Apply immediately 70
GEO. A. DAVIS.
July q, 1854. 223
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27
Office.

TNAKEN up by scout under ny conn. III. ;.
J. on the 18th inst near my I.7ilenf TEL. sf,N
miles east Of Washington NbHhp - -.
who says he belongs to Cad Hoim's. o. - -
son county, The owner BY properly iarli.'' am N.
the boy, and paying charErs-, ean naT' rii
There being 70 public Jail IN the eoun'i'
]. B. DAVIS, CaP:-,
Coml'E Scout
2l-4E
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27

70 We learn that the Hon A. II. Garland
will deliver an address upon Invitation at Cam
DEP next Monday. 1t will be well worth any
ones trouble 10 attend
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27
July 20.

cTRAYED OR STOLEN. on the 4th O. ~, 9l' /.
- 1854. a dark brown MARE. u n III to.--il--. 49,
high branded with figure on ne ei' tn slo-- eTs.
saddle-lnarked, and some sears about ~, ~ ~.
and very rough hoof on her rghi I1ll:.n-LL--5ps nm
Any one thar will deliver her IA Inr n MI
OF widow Thorn. will be Literally TarIInPy
~, 2g-2t'
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27
July l2lhssi.

STRAfe,D OK STOLEN from th1 qr-r lr-r.
MARE. oUI .E,-rasher grey about ~ ia
no nInIk4Gcacrpi ssddis masks and TTlf I-r
ankle c4lsed w W Larger. Ten years Y. gl- -riT r
person delivering said mule, vii! ~ y, i,@,4 os
u.,sr.ie5 j. Il. PAY Loh,
sirs I-aleeans !, Ce4--r l!.,,.i m s,-'ll Al
.rrna fSN1s6i.
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27

For SALE.--See advertisement of Capt Geo
4. Davis.
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27

- The editor cannot give his attention to
the business of the Office. Please address all
letters not !connected with the editorial depart
uent. remitvll subscriptions, and make all set
Elements, with the Publisher, R. c. Brady, at
the office. This will prevent mistake and con-
Ccson.
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27

IEhI: GE SUBSCRIE u On For SIX months
Treasury Warrants or Eote9 Of the Conieder20y
und9r the danomnstlon Of Tiyes. If paid in Con-
federsts Notes above the denomination et Ewes,
Sl5 VIII be REQUIRED.
RATES or ADVERTISING Ali advertise
Inents viii he charged SO per square ten lines ~
less Tor the first Insertion, and 80 per square
Ior each 5u5scque mt insert on. ,,, .s--
At business letters should be addfesseo 10
tie Pu1'i=haY Of tbs TelepreTh."
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27

- Quiuins i selling for $500 PCT ounce
other medicines in proportion. Individual en-.
trpTise cannot aid the sick poor. The State
might 40 much If the wheels were once set going
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27
IJlshlng'on 6sIegtap1.
JOHN r. EAKIN. EDITOR.


w A S II I n G T O N
Washington telegraph., 1864-07-27

" Wednesday, $3.50: -: JULY n, 1884
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30

ITAVING thii day purchased the entire interest Of
Il A. @. Nixon in the firm Of Bresne Nixon, !
snail ooRtnus to carry the Wholesale aud Retail
Clothing bupine ~. Having large stock Of clothing
on hand, purchased before the great advance shall
otierclothns chsaper than amy other house town.
Wishing 70 reduce my stock, nepcs the reason OF my
of ring my goods 80 cheap. am selling
Fine black pants 90 TO NlO 20
Fancy casaitnere pants froTn....... D OO 20 10 90
PLAIN and fancy cassinet pants rom. SO to 90
Fine cloth coats troin, ID W to 20 90
Fine cassinefe coats nom % to ~ 10
Fine cass net coats from. 90 to ~ 90
large stock Of Oyercoata n on,.... 90 to rs 90
Boys clothing, Of superior class, which cannot be
surpassed in the East West. large stock OF boys
cape oyercoats, which am oHeripg exceedingly low.
A lsO q tgs stock Of piece goods which were pur-
chased before the sudden rise, which will sell low
com Ared with present prices Of goods purchased
this Fall W q. bREENE,
ang29 No. o. Main St, opp0sIte the Court House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30

9ailg empire.
TRANELER'S REGISTER.
lITsin' orriveaOd departiro@ he Union Dopo

Els-Irains arrive and depsrtirom the Uuiop Depot
asfollows.
oIsa'SHArI, HAHnFqs AND DAYTON.
.rffI. Depart. Arrive
Louisville and 81. Louis Maue..... s:sOa m
Clnoinnat Accommodat On..... Ts8O m $50 d m
Onclnnal Ma.....,s y,..l....3,uO . m 7.5O p m
CINCINNATI Accommodation. G4b p m
DAYroN, xsSiA Asn coLvHHus.
Eastern ExpFesssy,1.,.... am 44OSm
Xenia Aedomano dhtou..,..l,.@.. d.atp pm
Eastern EGpTessS..4.........",i ,isso M o.i5 p fa'
sANnUsEF, DAYTON ANp GINcrssAri.
Ssandhsky Mail .,..'.,;.'s ,e,....- $50 N 7l5A m
h"n'sNhe Aoepmm 'dahon'.'.' 's'ao p M 2a45 M
DAS4osAsn Mleu,aiS
Gh!cago Msil...;,4. -........,. $50 q IN 72aa m
casphhal'eNhtlekpeAsL,'e m S:4O IN
ISDtssA CENTRAL AsB nAvroE 3 wssrrRs
80. LOUIS and Chicago Aipil.@...440om Il.loam
lndanspos ACCOMMODATION $3.50 m O.sO D m
'st' LouiH Express "a. .........s:IOp 1878 IN
b = BAYroN &,UNsok.
Aeeommodaton.........,a... .9;O0A m g5Eam
hApreSH''''''' m B.Iu y m
Leaves daily except Mondays stops only at Sonora
kldoFNs apd. , ew Paris, g,.. -..'
B sssfsassghgsrs b i5g East on the loo a m train
must purchase HelrlicketH before 500 y m TIE
llcket oisYe WI moi g open tor this tain
AUGbTUS W WINSOR, JR Agent
CISorsSATr ASb Cu,oAoo RAIL ROAD.
QEHr.r ooIth NORTH -
Mall, Mall l22o 4.i p N Leave fiehm'd 1885 m
'b' rNf'ets' ilio' u'''..''.....'....... 1880
COMO SOUTH.
MAIL d2sipi trisas at Riehm'd 5.45pm
N'sh' hApreesuo'v 80 m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
Of CO-Partnership.

TIIHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
Of breene Nixon, an the Clothing business
was dissolved ny lnnta consent on the goth day Of
August, 1854
w. q. Breene ia authorized TO gettle the affairs OF
.the late firm. W. q BREEhE,
A. O. NIXON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
DISSOLUTION Of OO.partnershlp.

FTlHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm
i OF FERsEnNu, MAuse Co, In Milling Business
at Buokeys AftHs'' Dayton, Ohio was dissolved by
mutual concent, on the 10th day Of August 1864
All persons knowing themselves indsbted to said
Arm, requested to call and settle and all having
claims against the firm will pres ent them for payment
Immediately. The books will be found at the Office
OF HENNY FERNEDlEG s. SON. No. 8, Kenten
street where alone, the accounts will bs settled.
HENRY FERNEDING,
GEORGE MAU 1E,
ANDREW MAUSE.
Dayton, August II, 1864 augl8.1md
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-30
Two Section ladder.

a 6QQp ihng for every man thai Osas house.
n andtor every farmer They are two ladders ot
eonvenieu length for general use ard can be Joined
together 70 make - "a, 20 y loot ladder good
hfisa can ho saved frpu 0uung b having lssldeF
IA time 70 reach the roof Call AZ No 29T Erst street
sugAtt8d' iaatJ latsasu . n. BALsIKY'
9isr
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
SHIPPING NE w S,
Fort OF New York. October aI, 1864.

81 CI.EAREn
Steamship Golden Rn'e, Bahcocs, San Juan Mem Ro-
Ship Ship Ansare,c Fs LITTLE Pros
saip Baker tBr). Young. Buenos Ayrcs-Boyd
Bark Psio,yra tBr). EatneId Marseles Ednstcn Bros
Iafk Jane Bishop tSr), Downcy. Havana-Jas Ward
: H @ FP1 ss p sfTs
R ooSh sns oss fssss onsston Son
scnr nna Sophia (Br). Kice St Domingo ciy-osdcu
schr + Dorgs (Br), crandall ST John, NB-J Whit.
eSr Hsp spssns E0Esrs New nrhA
schr Ilst.e t"omss, fin5Wa,er AexaAdria
schr Naiad Queen McDancls. washlns,on-Bentley
seSr sunny South Avery, washngon-,pa pater Dayton.
r schr c BrooFs Bsarse Bostsns Baso Lewis "a Co.,
ARRIVED.
Saas ssans Fortress
s'saTGssP illinois Gu transport Morton Fortress Mon
sisa%ss,p sslsiasrs s transport Fortress Mon
steamship Baaore Lewis. Washington. 4s hours. win
Steamship ch5sapsaSs. wsIs Portland, with mdse and
s sS ass6 ssrp'o sept with mds' ana
DAYS il ballast to Middleton Co. Had strong NV winds
hs s sisssS iis. Sss sS.
BBris ,issp ,xTsy E,ass.np POT. fes Salem;
s s%se Is s:1 Via sonars q
sa wa d sa ana 70 . !s e. Ia % had n nfas M
spoke scr Lucy Alexander from Trinidad Baltimore
ss'f q ass Sss' s MIN a N to
schr Emma Bacon, Case. Cow Bay, Is with eoa
Rakcr Il Dayton
Schr Mary a AAdene, Davis, Virginia, 2dayG
schr Tinker. Mcpenad, Elzabethport for Boston.
Schr Iensadia, Small, Safey.
Schr ] r Collins, Abrew, Rrovidence.
6chr Trenton Martin Providence.
Schr C Cooper. Snow Pruvidance for Rondout
Schr n II Miihip, chanpln. Pawtucset
Schr n Webster, Lowell, New London.
Scbr w GfluM Dickinson. Haddam forfhi adelpha.
E.IJOW.
One bark, name unknown. ft
SAILED.
Steamers Dudley Buck. Patapsco Admiral Dupont, Gen
neigs. t:i0ud. Albany; barks PyBco Venus; briggs
yolrson, Fla. Alice Maud Isadora Acme, Handy; chrs
Meicaif. Trick Leonard Mary Jane, Compton, 8 l.
Croker, ID Brown. VIM Giilum.
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
The War In San DoiaIngo.
FRENCH Rir.ETs oY -Es pHFssTs AsD MORTALITY

IN ThL sfA isa i..YADINd AEMY.
Paris (Cct. y corrt s, OF Cence Of LrDdon Tines
Letters from tho West Indies represent the stIta Of
Affairs In san pomingo BY rlcane isvTsbo " tho
Spaniards From the very commcrc rcemenI o. the-nsur
rection iu August 1863 paDlards have al ,ays said
arcady beaten apd weary OF the and would lay
down their an,nested, &c. But the weeks have
become ntps and the months are growing into ycars
and the NJ goes and ntwithstardiny the cxo.ts
Of Gene al Gandara and the usual grandl0aue0t bu!e-
tins tho Spanards carnot advance from the fc points
they occupy The without he ng Immediately
talked The irost uipoiair tyfh he Spans. bc9,
both officers and men, no suffer severely disease,
as veil as from, the enerny's bullets.
Orc letter There is ret part o. the Spanish An
TILES which s not encountered with SICK and wounded
proceedi rom san rcmiDgn Every column that goes
ont returns with twenty thirty Or my nen icss, and
so 0U0 hcos been ps tor G conJd,. Spon J, is true
the creole volunteers II Cuba and Porto Rico
but from these there have ali cady been many dsertoa
SINE of thpso uniortnratcs have hung thenss IN
order abandon their conry and their fancs 10
10 and dip their hands in the blood OF their cmEiesn
biotheis. What would They do II they not yoluu
teers?
Instead OF attending 10 the improvements for which
there ID much rupIl-a, home, slain. leu away by
vanity and thirst VI conquest aud colonial rg2ran
dizefnept, thousands OF millions OF noIey
in Der attempt 10 sLbju,aie people determined uinn
every sacrifice sooner ta, 10 give t The OF
this San Domlrgo war Is known to have been already
very large. twas not the fault Of the prcsen, Msdrd
Cit,net thar was engsged init, and IL IL 10 be
bopcd that General NAryaex ana n.s colleagues ~
the rorriety bringing IL 10 eDu before more bleed
and money have been sqlandefed In so Luproata6e an
enterprise
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1864

b. for NYork; Pauline Higgins Ellsworth for do; Porto
Rico Wentworth. Dighton TOR do; Nautilus Pisbury Rock
land for Ferusntina Mary Frances Jack New Bedford
NYok Artist Forester, Somerset for Ter Philips,
Taunton do PzaIro, Bassett Hyanns for Empre
Williams. Rookand for do; Smith. Nckorson. and TB
Smith Kelly, NBedford for do
fHILADELPhIA. Oct 2l-Arr brgs Matilda tswe). An:
deraoD 81 Martins; g Ward. Briggs New Orleans Cid
Brem bark Minna, Hanken, Antwerp; hrss J.M sawyer
Bourne, SW Pass; Burmsh Sherman. Newourypor schrs
Fish, Wall Fort Barrancfs; Jameson, Port
land Flying Dragon Daniels WsIiee.: War steed Cash.
Lvnn; A Brown, rieiee. aud Al Bay les Thomp4on
pehton; Truman, Gibbs, New Bedford; Amelia Weaver
and Prntt. lockwood, New Haven; Acklam. Hooper,
PORTLAND, Oct le--Arr schrs Tennessee Wooster and
Clara Jane Owen. Phadephia; PEARL Brown. New Yo *
hound Rrook, Perry. Kockiand for do; sawyer
soth-CM brig wappoo. DOan ssgua; s.hr willard
Parsons. philadelphia.
2ist-xrr brig Isabella Jcwet,. Reed Phiadalphis Cid
bark Esher Prince Matauzas schs Fieetwng (Br) Lar
rabee, Cardenas; 4 y Lewis Lee. Philadelphia
PkOylpEhCk Oct Il-Arr steamer osprly Rector,
York; brig Means, Wells Philadelphia schrs Bloomer,
Elwe baltimore; Aida Eaton, Elizabehpor Scran-
ton, Bnkeey washugt9n Nj soops VIM i Mount. Davis.
VIM II Bowen Jackson Eilzabethpor Sid schrs Cnas
Eimard Higgins Mary Elizabeth, Chase and Been Perry,
NYorK; Ida, KSapp. Havcrs.raw; soop Swallow, Ball,
PAWTUCKEr, Oct 2o-sld schrs Amazon, Chase ana
Isabella, Baker, NYork
SALEM, Oct i9Arr schls James stroup Philadelphia;
Acxsnd Henderson, Burgess Eizabethror; Governor.
Chase, NYork. Sid brig AnnaIdale, Lamb, Camden.
wEsTPoRT POINT. Oct i6-Arr scbr VIM II Dewitt
wXkEiiAM Oct ls Arr schrs Angler Besse Elizabeth
port Frank Walter, Ellis, Baltimore. Sid 18th schr New
Rasuus. Crosby, Nfofk
The New York herald., 1864-10-22

Most OF tbsu were transferred TO the street cars
ana brought down to the city, but tho others 70
covea INTO the houses OF several OF the citizens and
properly cared for Weobtained the OF i've The
latter, all belonging to the One Hundred Seventy
NTH regiment John D. Denpison orderly sergeant OF
company was fatally injured by the car striking his
mp and side as II went over upon him. crushng him In
sncn way as TO Affect his SPINE DR.. BlacSmn exam.
ined the injuries, and pronounced them fatal; said he
could not be expected 10 live till morning We saw him
A. eleven o'clock, when no suffering severely, but
entirely conscious Of his fate lie had expressed hts
gres at being thus cut of from Of country
directed hs body 10 be c0ncd and his father
kenton, Ohio. The name OF the other who badly
hurt We could not learn. Richard r. Reddick, VIM. r.
Bal ard, Abram Wisler and Barren Phillips suffered In.
juries more or less severe but Of them
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
Monitor Reported Disabled Or
xpA
TTrom the Pichuooud rncuir

Tr0m The NIChul0Nd Enquirer, Oct. 1g
Tho Charleston papers of the 18th report that OF
towed on Wednesday, in charge OF gun boat.
Several vessels, heavily laden have passed tho bar,
bound souihward. ono transport landed Yankee rcg
mont Morris Island, and increase the number OF
tents on Black Island Is reported.
Foster, in his last flag of truce communication, pro-
posed exchange Lieut. att, OF the lhirtyrs sou tn
Carolina valry Tor Yankee naval chcer CT tho
grade but General !ardec, learn, declines to make
any further special exchanges.
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
The Pr0miscd Hoitsh lilies % 7 tae South
How asc yhey to Ncaeii Tho COnTede-
[rrom the Wilninv,on Journal.1

lFrom the Wilmington Jouf nal.
Our contemporaries are talking about "Po'isD con-
tiDgent,' some putting u u, thirty thousand brave
troops. Now, with all respect 10 contemporaries the
thing that puzzles is how hese people 10 got into
the confaderacy Poland has shipping the conicde.
racy has shipping; ports are biockaded How
thirty thonsind Polish warriors. ih their mpediine.s,
TO ind their way into tie conicderacy9 win
The New York herald., 1864-10-22
Sudden Death of y New Yerk Soldier Ia
Castle thunder,

FROM the Richmond Ilapatch, OCT. Is.
Inte yesterday afternoon mau named Henry Roberts,
doserter from tho Sevenceuth New york resinent fell
dead while sitting In OF the front windows Castle
Thunder. A number Of his 2dcs were standing
around at the time but none OF them noticed his cond
ton till some time afterward5 when they httemp;ed
they supposed, t9 awake hm from nap or steep
which he had fallen Or. U?shar, tia chief surgeon In
charge called TO examine bin, aud gave /: as his
opinion that the death OF The deceased
superIndaced by au affection Of tho heart