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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01
News from the xfssisslppf sns ~
Rivers.

CAiRe, Jau. ar
The steamer Hllman, from Memphis tue ..
has arrived, with 200 bales Of cotton for the Ear
bales for 81 Louis she also brought up aso p"s''1
volunteers Of the Twelfth Michigan resmonu'e suon
Of ,ts Third Minnesota and large numbers so'oe's
rom other regiments, route home on furlor
rho steamer Patton was burned al walker Send Ass
saturday. No lives were lost. The cars iesuysu
.as valued q, s2s 600 The boat was own W Boss
Co.
Advccs from Memphis represent that the ~ ~ are
again becoming troublesome At various poin, ns sne
river. Quantrcis band Is reported 10 be in snn"s
Of Games Landing, burning Gotten and com1sms y,
rious depredatops. NO boats, however, bav "'''
into lately
Tho Ohio river continues TO rise, and 10 baby W.
10 Louisville. -,
Several beats cleared for 81. Louis s'e''.'
10 day. ,hs
prigadler General BucSland hos bed ~ .,.,,o,
. ,mmand Of tho district CT McmphAy
General Reed 10 that Of Cairo l#
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Dxplanation OF the Presidents Order
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1854.
There 10 much excitement here tonight in con-
sequence Of the Presidents order for q draft Of
Eve hundred thousand men on the 10th Of March,
che general impression being that it is o cell for
chat number IN addition to previous drafts. Such
b not the case, It is really but consolidation
Of the two previous calls into one draft on which
enlistments previous to March are to be credited
In this way allquestons in regard to the filing Of
former quotas viii be avoided, and the number Of
mon required to finish the war be promptly OBJ
tanned. Those States whose quotas have been
allied on The two previous calls will not be affected
BY this last order.
Il will be recsllected that in Octobera call for
Shres huDdssd thousand men was made. This
sumber has been about half filed by volunteering
and reeniistnsnts. The call now made for Eve
hundred thousand men il to include TIE above
thrse huadrsd thousand. being, in effect. an ad-
ditional ca,i for two hundred thousand men. The
Volunteering 10 supposed to furnish at present an
average Of Awo thousand men per day. The
order Of the president makes credit OF deduc-
Zion OF 80 mesy AZ may have enlisted or, been
drafted prior 20 the LIST Of March, at which time
Shs $500 premium expires. When these arrange.
nents are completed the total in the armg-uill be
million Of men.
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GhawD1es, and Nunssss, or Christian Indians mo two
fosaer are negotiating with Commissioner Dole for Tho
fSmoval Of their tribes from Kansas and the surrender o.
their present rsaervatiops The huneees desire % DO 70
oognizsd ~ citizens, having become fully civilized, and
having adopted the dress and costume Of the whites,
and determined 10 abandon their ancient customs and
eayece modes Of life,
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The Ncwspaper Despatch.
nIr. +. O. wilson's Despatch.

WASHINGTON, Jan. II, $50
Dispatches received at the War Department. from
raj Keiey's command. state that on Saturday after
a supply train the way to Petersburg was attack,
the rebel force under General Rosser, and after
resistance on the part Of the escort, was captured
rebels.
General Kelley has despatched force IN porssii
enemy No further intelligence bas been receive
General Kelley TO DAY.
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VETERANS AT Or. LOUIS, Ey,''
ST. LOUIS, Jan. u'lso4'
Governor Gamble died to-day.
Ono Of to largest and meet enthusiastic mee,ip " ever
held IN S. louis assembled In Toe vo,upds a. tho curt
House last hsht 70 devise means Tor The proper rece
ton q shc veteran volunteers Of this aud o,bor States
arriving hero ~ route for their bomca.
hca w sain has been gal,ns an day and ,hcrc arc
naiGaAsps Of ccoIer weather 10 n,shl
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IMPORTANT FROM WARRINGTON.
~~~>~~~~>~~>~~.~~r~-
Gall for Half q Million
Of. Men.
r>~>S~>~~,~~~~c~r~~~~~-
THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
o>ooo~o~~~~~~c~~~~~r~
CONSOLIDATION Of the Last Two
Calls for Troops.
The Draft to Take Place on
tho 10th Of March,
@ WAR GAZNTTE.
~~~~~>>~>>~~>~>->~~>>~~~>~
oTFIOIAL.
WAR GAzETTE.
ogsIOIAL
Vhs PresiaenGs Order TOR Draft ON the
Tenth or March,

EXECUTIVE MANSION
WAsHMoT0N, Feb. J, 1854.
Ordered, that draft for five hundred thousand
men, to serve for three years or during the war,
be made on the Tenth day of March next for the
military service Of the United States, creditng
and deducting therefrom SO many as may have
been enlisted or drafted into the service prior to
the first day Of March, and not heretofore credited.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
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The M AMEnoAs ColoRs.-wiscopsin is filling her
quota with 90 ans. All coors acceptable now our
ricolor beine white, black and red while money 10
green, and Uniform 10 blue, with less cf yel
low trimmings ~ y ornaments The rebels os 10 ebow
that they have be, ome too iecbe 10 hht much more 20
much purpose, and IRE old Va SIN ~ east figure mosty
IN groy --BostoN Tyorr,1
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Counter Movements of the
UNlOnists.
Rebel Demonstration at Strawberry
Plains.
Capture of . Rebel C0ssrier
with Dispatches.
aasty Retreat OF EDngstEAsF7
Forces,
9ese AAss H.

LovmvnLSs Ky, Jan. 30, 1894
An ofhcer inst from Knoxville, Tenn, reports thsi
shout week since the rebels drove or eight hundred
head o. government cattle within three miles Of Knox
vIe BE says that army has gone into winter quar-
tiers, and apprehsuds no attack.
reconnaissance made last Saturday snd sunday dis
covered that Lopgereet bad made na3ty retreat and
gone beyond cambridge
Mr.. Jasasa @. Fitzpatrfck's Dispatches.
RSoxvnis, Ian. "a. 1904.
TEE MOVEMENT or IoScsTRxne ARsa
has developed ITSELF and great deal or the excite
meut which pervaded ROCKVILLE two days since has ed
away reconnaissance the line Of the railroad b..
yond strawberry Plains found no enemy, and this With
other facts indicates 10 ne that be bias moved force
towards Dandrdge thereby threatening our right Hauk
while the remote object q the movement s the invest,
meet OF Knoxville, bis immediate aim Is TO gain
possession Of the fertile valley OF The French Bread river
and the stores Of forage and provisions which contains
On Monday or Tuesday lsst he threw pcntoon bridge
he river at cambridge, and By this time the greater
portion q his force Ia the lower SIDE and within two
days easy march Of Knoxville. The rich valley thus
placed bis possession h tho only left 10 this section
Of the State which has not been drained Of supplies II
has been the principal Of subsistence for our own
army and was equally necessary TO the rebels. Their
occupation Of II was essential shcud they postpone the
In the interim. e, therefore ground OF DISPUTE 10
both armies and will compel offensive operations on our
part
crAScE oy 'FRONT.' or IHE UNION ARMY.
The entire movement has necessitated corresponding
movement on The part Of our army, which has now
changed front on what was formerly the right Tank II
now IN line parallel with the Tennessee valley and az
right angles with the French Broad valley which Is an
outlet OF the main valley Of the State leading into North
carolina lopgsreet by this has put himself into
position 10 case Of disaster, TO fan back through tho
indeed who think that desparing OF the capture Of
Knoxville, he - moving along the southeast edge OF The
state, huRging The mountains be goes with the n.
tension Of reoining the army o. johnston Georgia
10 once more ep,yeped WIN he ,,raps az ,s,c
fade after brigade Giles through the streets pours
over mo poutoon bridge 10 The south side Of The river
sccesn who constrle the whole into retreat
because sbsY SEQ troops gong through tho city Who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-01
The Case or John w. Andrew

The Case OF John W. Andrews.
BE ~ TO BE DnoUeur FROM FORT LAFAYETTE TO-
DAY ron TRIAL ON cGARas OF RIoToUs CON.
DUCT.
John W. Andrews, who has been nc~cerated 10 Fora
lafayette the 18th Of July last on charge Of aiding
and abe,ng She enemies Of the United States n resisting
the draft 10 be brought from Fort Lafayette to day
for trial u win be remembered that AndYews was
"spoed" by the detectives 81 the Central Office during
the riots and VAS sad 70 have been The steps Of
sxMsyor 0pdyke's residence, harfspsng the crowd, in
strnctpg them TO protect private property, but TO pro
coed 10 and sack the Tribune Office. He will be tried un.
der the act entitled nm act for calling and enrolling
the military forces OF the United States, &C.,
The warrant demanding the body Of Andrews from the
military authorities issued Saturday BY United
sates Commissioner Osborn and placed In Che bands Of
Enitcd States Deputy Marshal Smith, who will proceed 70
execute to-day. Major General Dir has already made
the pecessary order Lieutenant Colonel Martin Burke
2sndng Fort Isfsyett directing that officer 10 de-
liver tbe body Of the prisoner into The custody Of Mar.
phal Murray. Since Oakley Hall and 3. neaneld Smith
both rather declined the honor Of attending TO the Of
Andrews, 10 gratifying Circumstance that Commits.
sncr Osborn has taken the matter up that the accused
nag be punished guilty, or releated from 40 rksomo
con, 0epent Innocent The examination VIII probably
be On, n Tor 10. morrow (ruesday) morning.
The sun., 1864-10-31

Poston, Oct B'.---Au Immense audience asser.
ble'l at fancuil IL II, lust night to listen ,o uu al
dress from Myor.Gcpcral Ranks Ex-l;ovcrpu~
Boutwell, presided. General Banks wa9 yrecte1
with great enthusiasm. lie snid that, though
a. scnt from lssachusr.'s he had not forgotten
her; and he cntnr here to that whatever he Rad
done whether ol puhic or private duty,
no act or opinion Of lie, IN his judg-
mcni, had hocn such a. not 10 scur~
her spproval. lie eNIrcsscd the fullest confidence
IN The near success Of the cause Of the Union-
Speaking OF Louisiana. he said he spoke Il what
he knew when he declared that tho pvope u
tbat State are loyal to the Union, and as enrncst
y desroH OF conforming 60 its government, ~
tho peop'e of Massach useits. The ne~ constitution
Of Louisann " regarded with affection by the peo-
pie of that State, and thc-c is c,cr on tie face
oi the earth. The people oi this country arc deter
mined that slavery shah No l1rgcr exist and u will
not II the ID Drnocrnc par,v - triumphant, 1t can
never rc-cstIhlish slavery IN Louisiana. Tfersto-
ration oi the lnlun will show to othc- nations that
our dag is paramoun, on tlna continent, and
theirs Thord nate. Whom S,poloon put his flag
Into Mexico he believed that Republican institutions
were overthrowi. Az soon ss he finds out his
mistake he viii withdraw. lie tSapolconJ thought
our ship OF S',te was going down In America.
When We SHOW him that he vaa IN s,nl On, he viii
acknowledge the error. ~ Ia tho rcsior.-
ton ot this Union will Clrnr Mexico
Of the French AMI Austrian faas This
nation ~ too fair too wise, too Just aud power
iul TO lie He'd with hy any or all the crowned
heads upon the earth. W. have resou.cos such "a
no other nation can cumpretonl aud wfan wo
Place this power before the eyes oi tho world, you
may te assured We shall have ponce.
General Banks spoke for nearly two hours.
The sun., 1864-10-31
Marine Diss,sisr~

Sindy Hook, Jct 20 The steamer Joe Cant
W II. Cunulnyl a'n, from Now York r M,;a-
III rOs- dr,'gec EH,orc, y.s,6rlty, durin- N,
heavy westerl gtlo sae had both anchors down
at the tiue, and was wurFlny g.cai!i, hut to M,
svnil. Che wa- dr,s- rritgc lr to G,t.D -, u,
wind and nov lics hiy and dry i.ron the tc,,', NJ
low water. de- Lull wlll re total loss To ma
chnerg and boiler may be- saved Sic a I,.rlaiy.
insurod
j'rOrt once n. l., Oct % Tie a,hoonc, O,a.
tvin, - '.md'u, irDtu Philadelphia ior B,stu,,
spru;g leak ls,t mPni, In a Var, aild sl.., bIg
mile south of EUod. Island Lgut, i,iving ,lly tic
tol'uinst above watrt. Cal'. J.acs q anI ule IN,
onnR ~ the tip,r"si, Luy WFso titcl ~ l.. .i.
steamer EmpIe k.ie. The tlue Md four mon
are ss follows; n. ". CAlit. co., n4uc g. 81.
Hopkins. co,k an Ih.Ic.4 B,rLcr ii.t
-- Henry, seHineu. Tne y,s,c. yH,s osrcd D.,
Ctit ,lumes,u, and was DJt .4,IrgJ. L. A,yui
LOtLIng from toe we H.
The sun., 1864-10-31

Wieei,nq West Va, oct. a1.-ipe iolloNiu'
desratoh was received at n late hour 'n't % ,ht
Cvmbertdnd, Oc,. o.-To Gorernor 4 j Bore.
mar A dctachmcnt of the S.h O4iJ cavalry, IN
command Of Licit. Col. Y'uo'l, was attacked this
mor1iin, at daylight b. sUor II y, with $50 rebels.
NJ 4ior Hi bel n-el 10 I,abo cl'f cominsul After
two hour fhari HrAtrr tho rebels were rrIul "a
and routel with the loss "! Il prisoucr, Is Killed
ard a lsrye number WOUNDED Au,uS the latter
Us MAJOR III, who "a fportally wolniei amt priI.
oper In our hard- Our loss = , killed md Il
noundol. Lieut. Peck Ia amn,. the Killed, and
Major Howe wounded Tho rchal- retrcated to tho
mountains II. +. FLLLEy, Brcyct MAJ Gen.
The sun., 1864-10-31
The Frauds in Soldiers Votes.

0sVGoUc W sOS. SeymOrr-
Arany, oct 80 Gov Seymour tas Dssuei the
inuvdna pr4clsuatun
TO Anasd J. plrter, william p. Allen and
WA Kelly, yveetin1 1t leing reported ,hs, Co.
lionel Sarna. North, aguit VI tho State VI New York
o. Washington, tIgot.or with eertsin other citi-
VI this Snts> Ia the military Or naval ser
vice Il tno Luipsl s:.l-s, have been placed In ar
rest by tie mil tary authorities Of tho uut.d
4 .es, lnt no r,ae "a tor such arrest having been
giyrn snd being anxious tu learn the fsct Of
Nch .rr's', aal the ground. there'or 10 tho eui
that no iunCcent PERSONS nay 10 inprlsoaei with
o,il "a fair and speedy trial, und tha. no obsau ~
may 4 pat in the u tie soldiers of this sta.s
having iar bal ot according 10 It's laws, shsII L.
held b. Inswe- u eroior.
Know you, TIA. |. ii.ratio Seymour, Governor
q tne STATE u ScS York, do hereby apro!nt YOU
Arn-ra J. Parker, " llam +. Allen and WI lam
Kel ), Commissioners tor aud In behalf Of the
stIte o. New f.rs, uad do authorize and direct
yoi, and each u you forthwith to proceed TO the
CITY OF WasAing,1n as such conan ssonors, there
to nqu into the facts aud circum stances relating
10 suoh arres'A and alleged causes tNe,uf1rc, nd
" uts such Setiaa u he ursa..s,s :. si Y.s Is.ls
The sun., 1864-10-31
MARYLAND a Free State.

B.l'mo's, MI, Der %. Tho Court ~ Appeals
at Annapolis, has sustained the decision Of Judge
Martin. of the lower court, In refusing msnds-
mus agnlnsi tho Governors counting tho soldiers
yatc on the new Constitution. The black slaves OF
r}land therefore, stand emhncpntcd. Tho
Governor has just issued tho necessary nroclama-
uol which concludes AZ follows,
And whereas the results of such elections have
tecn duly certified to me by the proper Judges u
sad several elections Gnd upon accurately coJnt-
ing and casting up the votes No returned to nc, for
Rnl against sad Constitution, includinf the sol
de-s' vote a rcssld. II doth Npposr TIA, there
3liIi tso's tor the Constitution, aud %, 100
ballots against the Constitution, nud that n ere
were u llsnk ballots reported givon a.,ninst tho
Coast luton. but not counted, aud persons Offering
them reiu- NJ W take the oath rcquiru by sdl
Constitution and there being. Therefore, Of the
aggregate vote 80 cast . naJ Jors,y In favor u said
GonS iuti, u.
hos, therefore, l. Augustus W Bradford, Gov
ornor " the State Of Maryland, in pursuance OF
tho aIhorty ~ vesiod In me hy said act oi A sscm-
~ and Constitution Aforesaid, do by this, my
pro- lGuiat.ou. declare and make known that the
sad Constitution ard form ~ Government, no
framed and e5oltel by the convention p'orcsail,
har been n6optcd by majority Of the votes Of the
state and that, in pursuance Of the progis n
therein contained, the same Will 20 into effect ~
the proper Constitution and form Of Government
Of ulis State, suler,.,iing the one now exis;
in2 Ou the tr'i day " November next
Gwen under my hand and the great seal Il tie
State Of Maryland 1t tho City II Annapolis,
On tto 29ih lay u October, N tho year Vi oui
Lord, "a
fy the Governor, A W BEADroEp.
WV. IL. HALL Secretary n STATE
1he friends of the measure ase honoring tbs
even, by display Of bunting. The ASrIoAs has
put out immense fiag, bearing tho inscr ptior.
"Frce MARYLAND" The clause in the Consiit itui OIL
sto'tinR slavery Ia IN mo 'uaDwng words;
hrTLoLs ~ That hereafter, In this State thero
shah he aeiuhrr slavery nor invUluutary sery,tude,
oX.op, In punshulcnt OF crime, xhereIf the party
IN u have hNsn duly convc,si; aud all persons
Led 10 service " lai-Jr ~ slvss sxe LeIeoy de
c.Arel ire.
The sun., 1864-10-31
A COMMISSION APPOINTED.
Rioting in Philadelphia.
GENERAL. ElkNNT.


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From Kentucky.


~ Lo'is, oct. - -,.cncral Mcrcli,h. ri Psdu-
col, \ .ruIyky, received dspltche, from General
Sherman on wednesday that the rctel General
Forrest intended g. make an attack on tha, place
yesterday. Scouts report that large numbers u
rotc's src passnF pra'len, Tienion Lexington,
81 ady Grove aud II I ruS.sv'll,-all w.tiin Hf,y
N lts oi Mnyhcd. largo amount Of supplies II
beng accumulated nt M'Lcrnodrvilic hy the rcb-
''P. Tie robo General nnf ri had three ha,t,l ions
AMI battery o. Dshlgrcn guns a. SHADY Grove.
IN .ors lave been isslci for uc r. .uccq,ra,ioo 4
the rebel forces on tho Tennessee Inc. preparatory
to q march 90 raducah. The rct-l Generals For.
rest, Chalmers anl Bulpri arc In command Of tho
ic Ell forces Al business Al Piiucah ia Suspended
and tho gooil there arc hc n removed 10 - zee
cf safety. Every preparation Is beng ulIo for tie
rei al attack
Lou ril,e Kg., oct 29.-IAc rumor again pre-
ga,s /! - PAiucsh 10 thrcatrf.ed by large force
Gru. Meredith Is making extensive preparations
FOR IT. dc!cucc AunG.y's gsny entered ,lc stables
"f Il. 4. Alexander. N W.odford County, ny, On
ruuralAy afternoon, and s,oic siv Of ~. fne1t
h'-c7. Nj Alexander, with party y hi neigh
nos, purauel them, cZ laugci s..c-,l s...t t., and
forced them t, abandon Eve ot H. horses Tie
rt1r s'i' have possession % TIE celebrated horse
h,'orod." Alexander oGrrs one thousand dol
lars Tor his return, and tive Landred Iylars Tor tie
capture Of Auulay.
The sun., 1864-10-31

e-o w7s an increastd demand e. listcun, at
lie Ban, of Easlnni.
fFg T'lee- ph to Queenstown,
i'r'-poot Oct. 9o.--rlc L. $. fr,..tc NIAGARA
pass'l Dea to-day, bound wcstNard.
II is cSqcctcl that tho steamship on.ar.o will
pr esto:h wreck.
Tie commercial Depression stn cont, uuca. The
a'..' 'n,' f-i'utcs ir,'uie taonl, lv,-I.io, fra
.-'e-...ci r. tic A'.cr eau race
Ierc'n' oct. 2o.--L,t,"rs rccc, ~cd Ro 10
J-uc 20 eouH.'4 the r.p 'r,od sey -ity The CON.
ne' IL rsic ,Acc. N, Yalhtio. G TIC four
srspcllel p..ks "a ,h,i e y will reach ,,5cc oiJ.
LATEST ronuoroi7i.
ltrc-7o1'. Oc'. 21.--Cot',n. The sales vos'-r,!nv
AMI i'-'t talrp orlv C. i0O hnlr-, in lu inx 1000
s,oculator7 7nd esp, tiers. The ,arket cl1a.s
cu.', N.th - dc i nc oi NJ. p,'T III.
P-'' ',uF ma kc, s dull Proy ielon II. rLe ct
iunr,fc. Pr s'ucc tnsrlct dull. ~ nriscAs'or.
London, Oct 2h'h.-C insola 'l'seJr At eSt; s. y
'or money. American stooks--llnu's Ccntral x.
H. . T. l'l =. di',Dont !, Eric Il, H.. a. al v.
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GENERAL SiIERNitN
Hood Attuclts pccutur nDd IA Radiy
Nhipped.

Chdt'cnoo Oct 80 BOD NJ lO.ed Decatur,
Ala yefrrlay, ast night aud hls Ioru.n', and
WA handsomely rep.llsi each tne. Crl4scr
captured four pieces Of artillery ~ kct tw, an4
nDs 1870 prispnors Tie rctols are r,trel;.us nom
Decatur but arc reported 10 have croesol le Iru-
Dessee at tho mouth ot CyIress Crac. R.cl
rr''ners and coatrlhauds report that B'aufcrari
nnd II 'ol are boih with the rohe army II Z, .a
general order, assures his men that s4,rul4a's
whole army doos no. exceed $1,000 men.
Defeat OF Ereckinrid.,c.
Nd'hviIIs, Oot 29.-Hen. G,'cu has just had a
sansHliuary battle with Bgock nridges forces IA
East Tennessee, completely routing md dr.y.a, IN
confusion Naughan'3 brigade many NILE. The
fighting was Of the l.yelesi character our cay,!ry
using their sabres We captured nearly Ave hun.
SssS prisoners, Including Cy Ross, c9IaasuIpg
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Eo"i'r'l'', ny. Oc'. 9'h In tae dsM report.
81 20 have ,aton place a, nc Sctc, In on Thurs,oy
sncrnoon oflat week. the rebels " ere rcrulscd bv
onr icrrs. Th"r- arc no partculgrs of thc aiT,r.
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The Matter to DO Inquired Into.
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Ehe Fraua. in Soldiers Votes.
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NEVADA DECLARED A STATE.
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50 Prisoners and a Battery
Ca tured.
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ORDER FROM GOV. SEYMOUR.
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The Latest News
RH Tc,cnrnn, In ~. u

Full Particulars Of thp Noy,ments.
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Proclamation by the President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-13

&100 REwAED-LOsr, IN A FIFTH AVENUE
yLO,U stage on Saturday niaht about II o'clock
pan nre stone Diamond Btraslrn. Ths fndsr Will
ahovo and questions sksd BY leaving
"s same ~ smisbA Downing's. IS South street.