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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-01

Every good Confederate is proud of
Charleston and jealous of her fame
Once more the gallant city is in the ag-
ony OF battle, standing al bay with a
fierce and logged resolution against the
most stupendous bOmbardment that has
ever yet assaulted any strong place in
this world. The Yankee has made sure
this time, as he firmly believes of the
speedy fell Of the proud little strong
hold which be so cordially exeorates in
his mean soul More and greater guns,
longer and longer range more and more
tons of iron hurried from the threats Of
the hugest artillery--suCh are the means
by which he confidently hopes to hold
"Sumter on Sunday next-which was
Sunday last-and Charleston few ours
later ID isa great issue between I'M
limited material force, on the one side,
and on the other lndOmitAble hearts
Charleston Courier.
Well, unlimited force" is rather haTd
to resist, isn't it, you precious old numb
skull? The "indomitable hearts" must
be pretty well fired by that "villsinous
compound" called Greek FIRE
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

Az offer 1hree large Lots in the vicinity OF the
w Corporation Spri <, and but short distance
from the General Railroad Depot viz:
on lot, with good pick fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet front, running through TO Vine, about
4OO feet and froatnP three sire t. total number
OF front feet about 1900,
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 3O2 feet, run
ming through 10 Mclemore street about 200 feet
fronting three streets, apd haylnga total front Of
about 800 feet, with piokeNcnca
Also, 10 on High street, but GO feet front
running TO an alley in the direction Of summer
street
Tho three lots above men ioDei aro considered
good for manufacturing purposes, IA they are con-
vrnient, cheap have ~ater facilities, and room for
waste materi H. and are well worthy Of the ten
zion 81 thos5 who desire TO invest in productive
property. IL. G. SOONEL.
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Marshal's Sale.

The United States Uertas SIX Boxes containing To.
bacco ahd spuu Cotton, seized by W G, BrOWuowi
Special Agens Of the Treasury Department,
Information No. H. District Court of the United
States for the District Of Middle tennessee,
IN obedience to order Of said Court made In Ia g
cause the 4th day OF August ls63 will sci the
above named property, at Public Auction to the high
cst bidder for Cash m hand, Monday tho 3lst DAY
OF August 1865 sale 90 take place at the urchOuse
on tho Public square, IN Nashville , formerly occupied
A. j. Duncan 60, and 70 dominance at 10 O'CLOCK, on
the day aforesaid
v X. GLASCOCK,
L. s. Marshal for said District.
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WHAT 10 NEEDED IN MISSOURI.

"A'-A - NAaA-SHb IN mAebNbhAs
We cannot close our eyes to the fact
that the leniency with which rebel
sympAthi2ers have been treated in this
State, instead of disarming them of
their hostility to the Government, and
inducing them 10 acquiesce, cheerfully,
in the Federal rule, has had tie effect of
encouraging them 10 a more OutSpoken dis
loyalty and embOldening them to actual hos
hhty Lenient treatment as Uro,0n a,cay
upon them They do not accept it as be-
nignity on the part of the Government,
to be repaid in good will and loyal con-
duct; but as FOLLY to be turned to the ad-
vantage of treason This is evident from a
brief rsview of the condition of the Sta O.
In certain counties these m alcon Is, who
constitute majority OF the population,
complain bitterly of the presence of
Federal troops among them, and assert
that this presence is the cause or provo
cation of disturbances; that they desire
only TO be let alone; and if the troops
are removed the country the people
will be quiet AHd bet tls moment the
troops are withdrawn, the disioyaly that s0as
for a time Kept under restraint, l1medtately
revives, and erhibits itself in d.eds If actual
hostility. Unprotected Uniunists who
have been bold enough to proclaim their
loyalty are insulted and threatened until,
to save their lives, they are forced to
abandon their homes and seek protec-
ton in more healthful localities. Re-
turned rebel soldiers, guernllas, horse
thieves and robbers swarm, as if by in
| stinct, into the districts vaca ed by tho
troops; and are feasted and feted by
their sympathizing admirers, until, their
numbers increased by constant Access
sions, they Joidly take The. field and commence
a campaign Of 0ctive pttader and murder
Such is the story of local mRlcontentry
in Missouri. -t
II proves that eVei passive disloyahy
cannot be trusted; that ID only needs safe
opportunity 10 b. eGk ont in armed insuyrec-
ton; and that it can be kept in subjec-
ton only by the continual presence of
armed force. Rebels and rebel sympa-
thizers despise the Government, but they
do not despise the Gavernmenfs bayO-
nets. For these they have a wholesome
respect
The guerrillas should no. be allowed
time reoTg anize. They should be con-
slantly hun ed by cavalry, pursued into
their Businesses, surprised IN their camp,
and remorselessly killed wherever over
taken, until they shall be forced 70
abandon the State. Those who secretly
aid and encourage them should be sub
jected to the same effective discipline.
There are hundreds of persons in the
interior who have been guilty, and are
guilty now, of the capital CRIME of giving
aid aud comfort to the enemy II GeiO
Of these s0ere arrested, tried by oiWI process
and executed as traitors, a. l00uh haze a
wholesome effect 1t would teach them
that treason cannot be permitted to ex-
hibit itself with immunity, and that all
who will not prove themselves to be
patriots should be punished as traitors.
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water lacili-
\ ties, healthy, prettily slop'd me forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square possessing the advantages In many respects,
o. both city ana untry and exempt from the dis
advantages of the city, viz: efliuvia heat, heavy
taxes, etc. The subscriber offers r SALE LOTS
all the streets and avenues in tn beautiful plat
Apply TO II &. sCOVEL
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Gov. Shorter, communicating the news
of Ysncey's death TO the AlsbAma Leg
islature, says:
lie has been cut down in the full
strength of his great intellect, aud his
proud spirit has departed, before his eyes
were permitted to behold the hnal sue
cess and grandeur of that new Oonfede-
racy which he so ardenuy desired to
see, and for which he had struggled With
mastery energy and idolateous devotion.
lie might have said with more truth
that he was spared the humiliation Of
seeing the fire of the rebellious southern
heart, which he helped to kindle, effec-
tually qusnched by the unconquerabi'
genius Of universal freedom.
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Clerks, Book.Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Laborers,


"A OJLD do well TO husband and apply their
w means to the purchase Of good HOSE lOi $,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
Of enhancement in the value Of their property, ward
or the Ind ucemeuts and facilities for dissipation,
aud escape the dsgdcs and ruin incident TO being
caught IN their snares and traps which are myoy-
ing aud destroy ing thousands.
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A characteristic letter from Garibaldi,
dated Cave kau, August G, IS published.
tis addressed 10 Abraham Lincoln, tl-
liberator Of slaves, the efforts for free
dom and human progress.
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Prolonp Life.

u Y the purchase Of Home Lot, for your
ID use thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
and annual annoyances, such as mt Ia Ms, which
confuse disturb, fret, and shorten life.
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81. Louia Medloal Uollege.

uNHE REGULAR IECTUAE- ~ rnls iNsTITU.
/ TON will commence AS usual Un Mo day, "a
November There Will be- "a preliminary course lu
October.
For further Information or clftu'ar address,
CHARLES A Pope, Dear,
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@ashrtlle Aulun.
Freedom and Nationality.
:. g. MERCER, Editor.
the Testimony OF an Impartial

ObAerver.
No newspaper has opposed the radical
measures of the Administration more
zealously than the St. Louis Union. It's
whole course has been decidedly con-
sentative. And yet after 4 little ex-
perience Of over two years in Missouri
it declares that the policy of leniency
pursued by the Federal Government, has
only served to embolden the rebel SYM
pathizers, and aggravRte their hostility
and bitterness towards loyal Missouri
ans We pray that we may be preserved
from the same deDlorable mistake in
Tennessee ....
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale !

rENHESE LOTS possess the four fold advantages of
i health, ground well suite,i for walks and roads,
good water, and egbnty-withal, cheapuGss.
apply to ... n. q. sCONEL,
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A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting the
"A Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir-
able part of the city for Family Residences Apply
TO II, @, SCONEL,
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DYSPEPSIA

ald rs attendant train Of symptoms, Il acts more
MteA charm than a medicine. There IA nothing IN
the whole range OF the MatcTa hedica that Cor
moment bear compal ison with II In this disease.
full account OF this wonderful plant may be found
IN the 18th edition Of he u, 4, Dspensalory, pages
1851 aud 1888,
A series OF experiments, In which Dr. Bun has been
Tor years engaged, has Just been brought 10 sue
ceasfu mlnaton, and ho ID now enabled 10 OueT 10
the pablo comb nation OF Oedron, wuh other ap.
proved tonies the whole preserved In the beet quality
Of ohppeT disulod Bourbon whisky, which he " con
hdent hss no equal Ia the world
he might furnish volume Of certificates, but the
public have long since learned 10 estimate such things
NJ TIE true value, The safest plan Is ior every one
20 te' % himself the virtues Of q new medicine.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
Office Depot QlartermaSter,
Nashville, august 24th 1863.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until ~ o'clock, nj Friday, August 2sih, 1858,
for furnlshIpR this Depot With
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TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL
Tus nATNa VIII Rs a. Fo1Iova

A. Advertisements inserted In tho Special Column
narsed at the rate Of twenty cents per line for tho
rr,t Insertion for each additional insertion ten
,e,s; In the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the ar.t insertion for every additional insertion h
tesa ents,
marriage and Funeral Notices,
ShI be charged at the usual advertising rates.
announcements of Candidates.
tor State 20 ~
County ~
Oity . w
Wa, the undersigned, haze this day adopted the
above ratou, 70 which VIC bind ourselves strictly 70
,dbere WIN. CAMERON, for the UnsoH.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Di,pofoh
wINHAM, BARRY Co, for the Pres
NAmutLE, TKsH., July 20, 1858
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4 pMIRABIY SITUATED, Wit EXToAORDI
y RY good surroundings AID perhaps the best
adapted in The city, Tor +" Fret Class Hotel In
Quiro Of Il G. sCONEL.
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The Rebellion viewed from Com
fed.pOottcaI standpoint.

The Rebellion viewed from a Con-
fed.POottcRI S,and-potnt.
The following is verbatim copy Of
rebel song found in the baggage Of DR..
Powell, catured by Colonel Cornyn's
command in Alabama, several weeks ago
TrNE-" Root Hos o. DE-"
Early one morning, IN the month of July.
We finished our crops, AMI hlu them "a. bN.
II you want 10 know lhe rolsog,
III tell you why;
We're going 60 whip the Yankees,
Wen do 1t " die.
We Ten our plow.sharcs standing IN the mold
W. Ten our tpnilies i0,h iilre, aud gold
Il you wat g. know tue reason, Sc.
True, they have thee where We have but one
The hoHug Of u Is, Ueg are igHordt Of ne san.
Ii you want 20 KNOW the reason, &c.,
They outuumbcr us, but ", are tho bravcst.
They have Old Lincoln, and Ne rr,siuent Davis
II you want 60 know the reason, Ac.
There's old Scotia great warrior he
Bat u. such a man az our General Ice,
Il you want 20 know the reason, Sc.
Th,rcs General Bcauregard, once saw his face,
wa s'#iB no sand men hr Whtp ne laulsc rucf.
II you want 10 know the reason, 30.
m,r,s is old Scott, a traitor to MS State,
We will si,zs his sword aud cut % hi pate
II yoI want 10 know the reason, Sc,
We rol storm dlsran,lrs, osd tlle WasEa5ton C,y,
Lord, old ABE, amt uat great pity
u you want 90 know the reason, &.
Now, old Scott, we We give Won dare,
Wee whiPpci you al he junction, Fe uhig ,,.,
dAWrhere
There, If the "bluc- coated" soldiers
don't choke their sides over that effusion,
they are immovable Wild and ridiou-
lous as the above doggerel appears, it
was me creed ,oih whicl The rebels began the
ciUR ioar. They believed NOrtherners
could not handle gun; that their cot
ton would bring them in oceans of gold;
and that Beauregard could capture
Washington with sixty thousand men,
and lay waste the whole North.
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
OEDRON BlTTERS !
The Latest and Most Important
Discovery OF the Nineteenth
GanturV

MO mans name is more intimately connected with
IN the history Of the Materia Modica Il the United
Stalsa OF more favurably known pioneer In med
teal discovery than that Of Dr., JOHN BULL Of Lou
isvio, Ky. His inlmitAble preparation OF sarsapa'
ria has long stood Al tho head Of the various CON
pounds Of that valuable drug His Compound fcctoral
ofwild Cherry has become household word through
out the West aud South and bis Worm L0zenges, In
less than year after their Introduction, attained
reputation "a widespread as the continent Of North
America. But the GROWING glory Of his life remains
10 attained in his latest discovery or rather com
buation for he does not claim 10 have beeu the ds
OYerer Of CEDRON, which Is the basic Of the bttors
now offered to the public. That honor belongs 20
the native inhabitants II Central America to whom
ia virtues have been known Tor more than two hun
dred years, Armed with Il, tho Indian bids defiance
90 the most deadly malaria, and handes without fear
the most yenomous sorpents Il belief with thom
that while there Ii breath len IN the body the Oedron
u potent 10 cure, no matter what the disease may b0
While Dr. Bull N not prepared 10 endorse this OK
travagant pretenaion, be n nevertheless satisfied
trJ "a thorough examination OF the evidence relating
20 is rtuea that a. remedy and preventive for all
dsoasea arising nom exposure, either 10 chaugca Of
weather and climate, or 10 the miasrnatio Influences
ID stands without rival, and Justly deserves the
reputation Il has 80 long enjoyed Ia Ceutral America
and Wast Indies.
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CEDRON BITTERs

one & "a aud you viii never use any otheU.
II h ~ necessary 10 publish long list Of diseases
Tor which the CedrOn Bitters are "a specific.
In all diseases OF the stomach, Bowels, Liver, OF
kidneys,
In AL affections Of the Brain depending upon dc.
faugement VI tho stomach or Bowels
In Gout, Rheumatism, and Neuralgia
And 10 Fever and Aguei
II 10 destined 70 supersedo all other remedies. Il
not only cures all these diseases, but u prevents
them.
vine glass full Of the BitteTs taken an hour be
tors each meal will obyato the 80 ELECTS OF the most
unhealthy climate, aud screen the pon0n taking 10
against A. ,ase under the most trying exposure,
SOLD by tuggiais aud Grucers generally,
Louisville, Ky, iunolB-Sm
SOLD Wholesale IN Nashville BY Armstrong a 90 A.,
Church ttrest, Nashville,
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For Sale.

A BRICK HOUSE situated on the Franklin Tike,
"a corner Of B'ss street, containing four 70 ms,
kitchen stable, etc thirty-nve feet front, one hun
dre1 and forty feet deep, TO au alley.
H. G SCOvEL.
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Marshal's Sale.

Uuited states versus 81 boxes Tobacco, p boxes nf
MerUhaud So, casks OF Train OH, I can of Turpou-
line, a bales of Cotton Yarn, l kog, contents not
known, 2 pairs Scales, bag OF Spice, and pair Ut
Beam scales,
Information No Is District Court Of the United
States for the District Of Middle Tennessee,
IN obedience 10 order Of said Court made In this
1 cause, on the 4th day Of August, 1888, 1 will sell
the above named property, az ruuic Auction % Tho
highest bidder for Cash iu hand at the stOrehouse,
on the public square, Ia Nashville occupied formerly
by A j. Duncan Co, ou Wednesday, the ~ day OF
-epttm6er. 1888, Sale 90 commence az 10 O'Clock on
that day a. r. GlAsCOCki U, 3. n,
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For Sale, Four Business or Home
offs

NJ ALUAB'E for residences or for business, be-
cause Of their being centrally situated corner
OF Gay aud North summer streets, upou sloping
ground, ia healthy locality, near the Ryn,s'
school Bulding and, ithal close to the itol and
Its anticiTat beautiful Park. Applyt
II G. SC0YfL.
ANGEL
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Invest Your Money !

A no recent rcriod in the history Of the country,
~ more than the present have surrounding cir.
cumstanoss indicated the wisdom Of investing ur
money in something substantial viz; R,ai Estate,
good Home lot, Place for Business.
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Just Received,
New Books,
Paper, and
Envelopes.

A FULL SUPPLY or THE WORKS OF Charles
Dickeos, Charles Lever, Mrs. Henry WOOD, AleHau-
der Dumas. &. W Reynolds an others.
Just received and ioG sale Ia all quantities 20 sut
purchasers, Wholesale and RETAIL at l0w prices.
Also, Paper aud Envelopes toll upon us or send
ALLEN y CO.,
No. 20 North Cherry 49, Nashville, Tenn.
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Hotel Lot for Sale,

4 NE FRAME oPFoE, WITH TWO Rooms, FOR
" saeby q. sCOYEL.
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DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
N H.EG. sCOyEL,
Aug23
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100000
Worth CT Good Real Estate
FOR SALE,
FOR
Planters Bank of Tennessee,
Union Bank of Tennessee,
State Bank of Tennessee

This REAL ESTATE, comprises come OF the most
desirable sites In and about tho city Of Nashville,
which has been and will continue to be one Of the
Hveliest, healthiest most thriving, and money max
ing cities in the Union For sale bv
II @. SCOYEI.
o~"'or-Coruer Of Park aud Capitol Avenue, Hosrly
opposite the Cagitui, ovth Of Cedar street.
81 See herewith a schedule in part, Of Real Es-
tate viz
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An Elegant Piano Forte,

An Elegant Piano Forte,
IrOR SAFE, AT INNOICE PRICE WITH COST
L -of carriage, for good rESNnsEE MoNEN At PAR.
Also, one BUGGY AND HAeNE s
one dne BRussELs CARrrr.
100000, ia Notes retaining lien on Real Estate
until the purchase money II paid for sale Tor Plan.
tens, Union, aud State Is ink Of Tennessee Money,
At pAR, by Ii. q. sCOYEL.
OrrIcE-No. 10 Tark street nearly opposite the
State Capitol. aug4o.
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VOL II.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
SINGLE COPIES ......"~...... 8 Cents.
FER WEEK ..................". 20 Genus
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE In Advance.

trES LINEs on LEss 10 CONSTITUTE souAhE.)
square, day, 81 OO-each addit'nal insertn, ~ 30
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I NNE SEWING MACWNE, IN coon U>EINC
~ ORDER, for sale by II @. sUovEL.
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For q Rich Man.

XATE rhsr for ss Two Beautiful Blocks Of Lots, Of
w 40 leet front each, having a street between
both bl cks comb cd IN liking an elegant sQuare--ou
th-t prominent hill NJ rth Of nd commanding fine
view Of the pty, and which are, perhaps, unEur-
pa sed in beauty Of situation. Apply to &c.,.
Il, G. sC0vRL.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-06
from Newb bern

tCo' rr'ponf'rcr o'H, SUM
NroSrn V e, Jun, 10 Aa ,lab,r,te and .hi,
St'e'' appeate in the Raleigh y g. Sr,Sr.ut, of
tde SSi met npposci he rom III, pcn II Hon "
a. "TahAm' trnyins ;h' ri.ht of s.cc-- IN from ue
fe'Ta II ou, snirmlns thu risht Of Federal coe--
o'on, " o'' ming the mopret, and ust cauee " m,
p-nnins h.ult' sssiu. the Talon. and .tronrl,
s''ns 'h' Heht ot at, state to sithiaw at will
from the Coni,d.A,, S.s,cs
Ia" VIE nnd liuc dslrh'or u Ch.rlc, H. nrv
f~ter "'r" intercepted Ia. .ck. near wpJ.r.
net's 'nnn'y y. G, 'hlr ,uic,vor us to reach the
ln'on hnc' by comp.n, ~ o,,o'gi. cavalry. ARD
r''n''u peimis''on TO rroccrl Tho peoplc Of the
county we're sreAty esa.pcrsied a, III. ort,,,r And
strong Con'eierate guard ~. paced ,,o,,, ,,~
h' i'' IN Which iils Foster u~ imp ,on,- t revc,
rescuc On Thufsdsy, Mr.. Iu.t,t -n co,no,uoI
to return 10 hr home in II f,srs'.,fouri., sc.
The Raleigh sr,Nr,ku oi u, 2.d fsvors n con,en.
ton OF all tho states {" ? ocurc pcscc, clthar by
reconaTuetion Of the Un.on. OF BY pesce.hi. .,p.r
tioA.
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Vicksburg.
Very Latest Dates.

QkemThis July Q, p,d Caro-, July s-Advioes
from Visksburg to the 29'h ultiIno arc received
Although Lo po,i i've advantages resulted from the
sprn,inS Of Gen, McPherson's mine yet that ofic,r
vigorously pres,ins the rebeb caused tn to spfis
. counter mine on Gen, Shernsn's hont hut the only
dsmas done was to destroy the head u his sppIosch
which q dsy's work will clear UP.
Cod. Woo I. rasins the guns Of the Gunboat Gin
einnst, and three OF them now in position on tho
bluff.
The rebels keep up constant fire, bu. our casual
ties not numerous. General johnston Is In the
vicinity Of Canton, preparing for . forward move
ment.
SECOND pisPATCu.
Vietsburc, Jun, 29th, E,,niHg. Our forcss were
withdrawn today TO the outsr-ade VI the contested
fort, to the front Of General Los,n, in consequence
Of some advantages Of position which ,nsblsd the
enomy TO throw shells into position thus endin
sJins the lives Of our men without present benefit
Tho Withdrawal, however, Is temporary. sharp
uuAk etry FIRE Is stll maintained. The total casual.
ties In this lat struggle not known, but II bo-
Hsysd tscy wv uot exceed 100.
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-' - - - 'N'A W -''''s '"e'' eo""'t
"e " IN i"Hhiscnee'
Inc iup1t' mr OF the dispatches 'ro'i Jcn. DA'i'
snd the reNi hn u'snt GencfA Co'T~r TO Gen. lee
oaHso, oe cverrN 20 lhey revth the oti.cts OF Les
oant~~n anu 81 cause ~ We 'N'lfe' and sl.o the
s,'~,'. ~. ~. "
been .mputsted.. bu, 1. 10 though, ,b,, h. .uI "a.
eover.
'"'" m',nns w. Nv" |" captures OF
IN, po.sm.ci,, .rv h,,h
sisr pterArcu.
Wd'h'nc'on' J"1 y y " The l,n't ofAcih
ehps'''' i', w. "e,' up 70 tn' no- rom zen.
An. .Ioly >,h, v, ieh merely .ts,.. ,h., ,he ep,m,
hsd withdrawn fror his positions cecuried for ats seh
Friday. The Information In the posession Of
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