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L.Ocni Yaliiics.

TAMMANY COUNTY NOMINATIONS THE Tam.
many Hal County Convention net at O'Clock ,eser
day afternoon. at Tammany Han and Organized by ,hc
appointment Of Wilson Small az Chairman and Justices
Connolly and Dodge as Secretaries.
The following nominations were then made nv aocI,.
nation
Jbjge n The Sepreme Cou,f....J6siAn suTuys,..,
ypfSs Vhe Superior CoHrf....SANUEL Il. Ospvt.
N'"de'..............s..... JOHN i. IioFpsAs
hrpsrrtsof. ALTER HoChr
.wo factions Of the Democratic party. according 10 pre
vous agreement. a committee from each Convention
was appointed yesterday afternoon to wait upon the
o'hef aud indoIse their respective tickets.
DEcLIyATI0y OF JAMES NJ. THOMSON.
NJ" YORK. Oct. 10 1868, No. l03 East l7thstreet
Robert BEATTY, esq chairman Of TIE linton Couniy Con
,safon
DEAR SlR:--It 40 with sincere pleasure that
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Oct. 90.

WAILACKs THEATER-ko-;d,le " Tie sisr tsi 49,
WINTER GARDEN-The Russisn Adnsiral-Toodles-Ki,.
la the Dark.
|oiYMPIC THFATPR-Poca hon tss-Ny PreseIvsr
N1NNIrM's MrSEIM -Indisn Chiefs &C.. Python, &c.
the marvellous Ghost; Marietta; Or Tie Waning o
Death 49,.
pARK THFATER tBrooklynl-sweeiLeart and Wive.-
oE3RGE CHRisTYs MINsTRELs-5G, Brosd"Ay-Etli-
optimism. a., q, -,
RtINO HALI-shakespearepn nealnss' by Miss Kimberly
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M Az Bss -.

lALDRiCII-BARTLErp-in Anis-hurys Mss-, On Thurs
dav Oct. 10 by the Rsv MI. trceinsh T. & Aldrch o
New.l ork snd Miss l.zss bsTie.. .'ehsei II WIN "
Bartlett. cs1. 81 Amesbary No cards
SP ARkMAN-Ft LTON-On Thirdly Dci. 10. at Grc",,
Monroe County. y. Y, ~ the Row h At~ ood Jsinr~
Spsrksn OF New York Cry 10 Nellie, iSneh1eI oil T. r"'
Ton. e.l.. Of the 0fi.r pisce.
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SIGHT RESTORED.

June p, ie6J-My dear daughter brought to Dr. Won
Fi.enberg almost blind In both eyes. could no, bear the
pain nor the light completely cured by Dr. Won Ei.rn-
bcrs and called TO express my gratitude 10 the Doctor
his kill and unrcnttng attention. by which recovered one
Of the most precious to after being deprived OF for
four years II only due TO Dr. Won Eisenbeg state that
have tiled ,er' physicians in vain shall be 49, be..
testimony to Dr. Won EI.emberr un,asa success ID
any lady OF gentleman who win call on me- =.
HUGH GiLLON, No. 10 F.l,on.,, Brooklyn
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Cuiea Meeting.
RALLY. RALLY.,
THE HON HENRY 8. LANE
OF Indiana.
THE HON JOHN w. fORNEY
OF PennsyiYania,
THE HON SCHUYLER COLFAx
o. Indiana,
viii sdiress the Union Hen of Eew-Yorts at
COOPER INSTITUTE.
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. %, 1869.
At y o'clock.
ny order d State Central Committee.
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Ninth Fifteenth. sr,ee-nth, and Eighteenth WaIds)
WIN. LAIAIISEER. JR.,
OF the Eighteenth Ward.
Union state Nominations.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE.
CHAUNCET NJ. DtPEW.
FOR CONTROLLER.
LUCIUS ROBINSON.
FOR ATTORNEY. GENERAL
JOHN COCHRANE.
FOR STATE TREASURER
GEORGE w. SCHUYLER.
FOR STATE ENGINEER.
WILLIAM B. TAYLOR.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER
BENJAMIN l.. BRUCE.
FOR INSPECTOR OF STATE PRISONS,
e JAMES *. BATES.
FOR JUDGE or THE COURT or APPEALS
HENRY X. SEIDEN.
UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
No. y TRisuY BuiLpisGs.
New YORK Sept, 10 iasJ
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Special Notices.

A Union Ratification Meeting vii he teld. Inl9a
Iissdqa.rtsr. SO 90 Biosdvs' nsA, h'ecit,"l TINS
l@S.gi ..a HENRY aiSiiAD ssl ,e lion l. T.
CRiTTfsDiS Nii address The meeting Mu'ic By bra"
''"a Al =. iRk6. AiLLER. Chairman.
wA,mIsoros Mrlrs, s,ersi,y
Union judiciary Con,rniion.-fhe aian Jlal.i.y
convention VII meet gar, p, T. I'D sd Tns
TuEsDAfl kNENlAD o., -, ~ 4 u.rn,ii e,..i,,.,,
ELLor y. SHEPARD.
The Farmers GLIB Of the American i".'lt ,,,
viii meet At ~ ~ oeorer linton hudns TVS
DAY tTuesdsyD OF 20, u a ec,ck n The 'oo'"s' oi
TINS ''"' '' '''' ~ joins ". CHAMBERS. seore'.ry.
A,soci.,iou of EAempt Firemep.-QrA ARTERY
NETTING o. fhcN,ht ial, "a =, 80 - " ,,.e.,,s
PHILIP " ENGs, Pie'ld'ni.
Gro ~. wHrrLss Recording sscie'Hp'
The Alb .nuivcr-nr, q the BnOOkLYS san.
PvfSisG eoth inst, at I, cocs 10 Plymouth Church On.
Rev Mr. Beochsr'.,. Adarcs,s. VIII b. made b. hALrh
n,aal,n. and The Rev ALExaNpER H. TiIoMPsoN of
N.w.v A, the close .! ,heJcne. A. vic,ln, for Man
ayers will be held. joins II. NORRIS sceieisfJ.
Young Mems linton Central Con.mi,,rr,-ile
regular monthly ui-.,ing Il ills Committee VIII br he'd ~ s
iesdquarier. conner 81 broadway and ?ll " on NfDSks
DAY EVENNC, &c "a instant :, 2 S,sIsS1 c,
, Gyosss y " x ..sTn.' seereiari~-
! 9Th Regiment y. y. Nnii0rml t:nnrsl-fOuRTH
c5urh"Y view j ork Oct 90 I5IJ-Ths Company viii
1s,cer to then laie comFadc JANIS T. MALLoN COLONEL
of I'D rmcnt y. T. w. who Killed IN the late engage
men, a, Br.,oc station. Member viii me, at the Anaory
at q CLOCK d. !" WI H. mBLET, Captain.
EDWARD EARLE Orderly.
piGHrIr%. TWENTY. TwfNTY'fiyr Thirty FIVE,
fonTYFlvE, FIFTY, to sEvkNIYfIyE DOLLARS
EACH ,x For '' No. by as pro.a~.y one H door below
~ 80. t:oId sIeeye-Bn,.cn.: ,c.rv
New ,tsys;,rSE sryEst H. =. Is rm.hhS
| GEO C. ALLEN.
No. ilS Broadway, one door below csnals
| Ladies', GiIt Combs.
NEW sTyLEs-fkOM PAnIs-TWo THREE, FOUR
sx EIGHT TEN and FIFTEEN ~, no = Ar ZACH
CT, No. as broadway, one door doc t,elow c.nsl,i
Chna,ber's a. t:nbIcr,.
lPIANOfokrEs at iowri prices than any other net class
CHAMBERS a GABLEiSs
Bible House Silrsi., corner Of itras.
From The Evening Post
VIZ g; W. Mo sr q No. i0i Liberly-s,; n bis Is
Freedom neIode' Of the Rev Dr. MASslE the repre-
sentative Of The English and trcneh crgy recently this
in TIN. country and valuable menento Of the Man aud the
Cause In which be 10 engaged"
CLAIR TOlsEY, No. I2i Nassaus Price : On Cards 10
by Y inches. Gates de Visiic rs conts.
"f''' '"''' SooS s%S6;SnEAr At
No 10, iiud.on..i-
Corner Houston
Election Printing Of every Hind. in any quantity.
cuted promptly, at the LOWEST CASH PRICES, a.
BAKrR GOWNS Steam Printing Office Tribune Buildings
Fogg'- Lever skate Buckle.
Manufactured aid Tor filr on Straps. a wholcsilr by
1. STENENs No. 1I5 Ppah it.. Newiok.
anl No. % hilby d.. Bosom, AI'@
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AGAIN TEW TESTIMONY.
READ

H.,LsW July - 1850.
b-eD ss.f for t~-a,y hvs years, and pT Won
Pie ,h-rs Ia. operated both my wihSa the slightest
pain iaii nos bssv, .oh thing ,uld bs done, now
hear vii and sell my bead clear wh4h dill for the ss,
twenty years The dsri-ri,y sd .si with which The opera
ton performed oyinsss the hishe practical sby
hear ,-sfccty II &. III sncs the Of s's!ion
and s,niinua o feel q. sell
WILLIAI 4 LlDDLE,
uA9l.n i,fsh .i. between "a ,nI 81 ~,
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Grand 0penias Of Enslst Cs s sd,.l we've
and Brussels CARPETS Also THEE ply and lrE,tai E
cARPETs, RUas. MATS: MATfIN9s, sTTA;d ShEEr
PIANO COVERS, WINDOW SHADES, p LA - : M
reduction In price All goods are suarsnsssd' %
and look for the large Golden Eagle COW Ma % Bowvry
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A Genuine Discovery.
A GENUINE DISCOVERY.
A GENUINE DISCOVERY.

railways READY RELIEF
the oay genuine discovery medicine for the Relief Of Pain
and Cure OF M Cause that osirn originality True there
hundreds Of medicine. claimed be- discoveries repre-
.-n,ei 70 possess similar curative powers to RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF, UT when reduce these nedi.
cnes 10 analysis discover thera be nothing mi
,aOns Of The original discovery At the pCscn; time there
are only
TWELVE ORIGINAL Discoveries OF Rx.OFFICr.
NAL MEDICINES IN TIE WORLD
All the res, M limitations.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
the first and the only Medicine discovered that ercsls
Opium Morphine Choroform Veratrinc. &c. 10 relieving
pain ~ithou, injury the percer,ve faculties oceasoniny
sensbiy tupor. Yet fnd hundreds Of limitations,
under the OF Pain Kier. Magic Relief Speedy Relief
Liniinen. &C. Not Of the. cned-, the result Of
original discovery but all imitation, Of Rsdwsy's Ready
Relief Ask for RAILWAYS READY RELIEF. Price IS
per bottle Sold by RAILWAY Co.. No. 81 Maiden.
l.ns, Of Gold st.. and by Druggist. generally.
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U.I1.i..I o-~..l.aaIons can have U:n GseySy
routicai n,inted on vssy sho!t neiss - aOls:
nSss sTSx iSikEss isE ''s'''s
CsuSsc and WhtteH&
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no. u, AuIxs..r Yorx, Feb. 9, 1853

NfW' 1UNNi jury TT IW'-f
Th. err'ihr. thu, my mother has been Tor some time
ie,ed with partial deafness. suffering from pain. aud
bling noises n the head osr,hc with other Indications OF
total hos. Of hraIng Dr. Won Eenbcrg removed from her
ears great quantity of matter together with co,ga'ei blood
relieving her nsiantsncousy and all without pain II |, with
grateful thank. that give th. testimony to hi, skill
CARROLD ]. POST No. 20 Soutlst
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Diamond Hinge, ALA. o.,
twenty Ey. ThS, Tnr.y sys sST FSs.
Five a. snA Seven Hundred Delay sseh fos sale ~ oEV
| G. ALLEN, No. ~ Broadway, eus deeg Below Vsasss
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Notice.
1T Is A DYE.
IT IS a DYE.
III Is DYE.
IT Is a DYE.
In The ycar 1915 Mr.. MATHEWS hrsi prcpaed,he VENE
TiAS HAIR IN =. Since that tinr has been .ed By thou
sands. and instance has failed give entire ssl,ciion.
The VENETIAN DYE /. the cheapest IN the world. Its
prc, l. ONLY FIFTY CENTS and zach bottle contains
double the quantity of dye la those usually sold for 81
The NESETIAS Dl 10 warranted not 70 iniuTr the hair
OF the SCALP In the slightest degree.
III. VENETIAN DYE works with rsVdity aud certainty.
the hair requiring preparation whatever.
The VENETIAN Di PRODUCES any shade that may be- de-
s.fedoi,. iha, will fade crock, wash tia, i,
a. pcusnru the Lalr itself for sale by all dr. s;ists
A. l.. MATHEWS. General -sni.
No. !! Gold st., Nrwlork
Also. manufaetur~r OF
ARNICA HAIR GLOSS,
a.. k..,H Hail v.. in
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LETTER From wM. II. SEWARD.
DEPAnInRRT oy STAB.

NAsHsGTOs. Oct. j., 1903
Il, A.pEzw FRoHEsI ssq., aud otters ConDiiee The
CON Council Of the C.fy a teU iotk.
GxvfLg.gS have the honor "a afkncwiedge yout invita-
Ion 20 "a a. guest Of the Cannon CouDi OF the City II
New.Io q, banquet which they pr0poe 70 eve 70 AdHd.
f Le.of.iy and ohers Of the Rn.sn fleet Ofcal occupa
ioa h.Gc viii allow that indulgence II hoSever
sour visitors ,hal 10 this capital VIII
f,d much pleasure to show in any proper way mat
syinps,<e with the Common Council and the people 81 new
yOrk the feelings Of rcspec, md good VIII toward hsas
which Il Is he object q yoI entertainment % r1ltss.
II Nigh; BE- permitted 20 propose sentiment ioI your
feat, v 0u,d oscT the following:
Health aud honor 70 Prince Gortchatof the Russian MIN
;ef foreign Affairs Not able Ia defending the pol
Of hi country than JUst and liberal IN conducting s
rs's'iOn- With the United States.
II have the nonorto be, g'n'emen,
Your ob.dirn servant,
civilian II. SEWARD"
The Hon. c. T. DAILY gave the eighth toast az fol
lows:
The I0gt,s Of drgeyic0 and Rusa-They spread their
wing every their sioHs will uphold the weapons
.. protection over tie American continent.
Ninth Toast Education. BY WE. T.. CURTIS $50.
Ier'h Toas.The BeHeh and me Bar by The Hon. J. T.
HOYynAs
Lryrn'h Toast.-The Prot,. BY the Hon JAMES BROOKS
Iweif ToesThe pounty FOrees Of me fHifed Slater.
BY h. Hon. +. &. fIgLDs
b IT, nth Toast-Homon BY OssiAs PHRKI's
Inc hnnl speech by Gen. WalbFidgc continued until
about O'Clock at which time the festivities were
closed
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No s65 broadway.
Reference to - 0oO Customers
am nov ready 20 oder my extensive stock Of f.ans Win
Style Pco. in this City The Custom Boy. and Furnish
Department no, eaaaed Money returned not pleased
r'e''e ''" FB BALDWIN.
Nos 20 and Z! Bowery.
The largest Store In the City.
Cabinet Furniture
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
el0OoU WORTH OF RST-CLASS FURNITURE.
In consequence OF the falling OF In Wholesale bnsi
ness, offer manufactured goods to tho Pnbhe at
Consns Of Paror, Library Dining and Bed Room Suites
made selected material and In the latest fashionable styles
where s"'-' ~ WE'LL & BRAJNsDORF
Nos la3 and III Eiynsion s, bet. Essex and Norfolk.
Grand Es.el and HOu,,On-st. stages pass Gloss by
sonps. Candies, starcn.
STAPLE I: AAH NIB s I6SASoY.
formerly W. Hull son)
Office No. % ParkIow
Opposite Park Fountain. New.York,
AN uNsuR Hass s. b ASSORTMENT.
soIc,rops .. FsnsnH 4 PATENTS
,@a rvIhsTckaHss 4 rf F.I1e~ Ss~Yo
p.mphl.t. Of information about patents vREn
II Specimen copie. OF the paper ,Hsk. ----------.-
70 sA.,s f. sSsIAs1a srs BY '''s the
FLOOR SKATES. .
II - al. no all Ska,, dealers. Manufactured by
| and No es kilby..t., Boston
TSs Grae1cnbers Co%pany's Medical Institu
i ~ tiOn,
1 ia. besn removed nom No. . Bond IT. To- ,
| 'A" No 13O WILLIAMSf., NEW-fOhk,
Near corner Of FnhonJ
| Over the wholesale drug store Of A. D. SANDS 20.
..braed Graefenbsrg Uterine Csthoicon. and all o.
tho Urssenbers Family Medicines are sold wholesale and
'eis' y BRIDGE the Resident Physician, will consult
itb his friends and patients ut Nc. 130 WlLLiASI'
"G rw iCAUTiON-BEvARn OF AMI OTHER UrrnMn "a
1 -s1,cns Usw NofHiKa But rux CArhoLicoS MAkKkp
| nnTtiE 0RAEFENBER0 C0MPANi'S" HAVING TIM
4 80, =, rmr 0aAxYxNBRRa COMPANY AND THE NAnn Oh
i0aiitJA n BRIDGE. NJ. d., ON THE ouTsipx wnAPPkh
Am Hn sraNAfuRR ON the INSIDE LABEL ~,.....,
T,oriuciped persons endearorng TO pals ~
ana spurions articles the genuine Beware Of impostion
4 DIAMOND Kings. RIM s,.,v. F,,.
o.: hs.a ..s Tor % ..s :,
1C. ALIEN No. ~ Broadway enc deos Below Cse@ss
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MILLIAI 4 LlDDLI
CATAlRii Cur RID.

HAdsn. laG,h It.. bs,weea2d inI % ~,
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packet; this boat was burned on Sunflower River
on the 25th Of the present month.
Steamer Emma Bett owned on the Sunfower
River; captured and destroyed by the Unionists.
Steamer Ben. Mccullough, owned at Dyersburg,
Tenn, was burned on Tehula Lake, the 18th Of the
present month.
From the above list il will be seen there are now
In tho Yazoo River and its tributary streams " 80
wrecks" comprising many OF the hnest freight and
passenger steamers ahoat at the commencement Of
hosthties along the Mississippi River. The destruc-
tion OF these boats was under authority from the
Confederate States, with the exception OF the few
cases mentioned as resulting from other causes.
Iu order that the localities in which the respective
boats were Lost may be familiar to those interested,
we subjoin the following list Of distances:
Yazoo City, ITO miles above the mouth; Green
wood, I65 miles above Yazoo City, and three miles
below the Junction OF the Talahatchie and Yalla-
busha Rivers, which streams 60 to form tho Yazoo.
Sun Flower river enters the Yszoo 6O miles above
the mouth.
Our informant also adds that during the trip of
over 800 miles down the river, he passed very many
localities where yagt quantities of Gotten were bo-
ing destroyed by the agents OF the Confederate Gov
erImept.
In addition to the let of boats los or destroyed in
the YazOd. we were furnished with the Dalnes Of
few others which we include.
Steamer Vicksburg, n. o., and Vicksburg pack
ct. This boat remained under the guns Of Vicks-
burg while her machinery was being removed, after
which her hull aud cabin driited down the river and
were destroyed.
Steamer Charm, formerly owned at vjcksburg;
but soon after the occupation Of Columbus by the
Confederates, was sold to the Government TO be
used as "a transport.
Steamer Paul Jones, formerly in the n. 0. and
Red River trade.
These boats were destroyed by the COnfederates
at Big Black Bridge.
Steamer Louisville, New-0rleans and Louisville
packet. I'll
Steamer Elmira, stern wheeler.
These boats were captured few days since, By
Union expedition, up the Red River and tributaries;
and are now en route for Caro-, TO be fitted up for
naval purposes.
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ys,;oioiag Gu tao Paci6c.

The San Francisco Bulletin of July 10, thus det
soribed the eiects IL that city Of the rewS Of
Meodo's and Grants victories:
"Ht joy city this Of jus, present. Every ma1
CON rslula!os HE nssbbor shey eaA eseler brimm4
gob s II md grow conyiYiA upon Victories Wss.
every rfH TO avoid tho lily Of sisnsll ng outs
10 hng the hssds ind look S.laaei and sorry that u
aedes4 Weary has AZ last pcTehed the Dnon Dsao
Ia Gc few of these 20 DO found ia the streets
The hisi OF Oopperhos "a can be hs "a IL tho and
OF tho ssrpent Ger an Is ess percepnbo than fo,mei
for the rousiaG the Etst has o,useu ~ ~
t.al there "a sclyee wrgsle le ~ tie "h''s 's~ "
Ito sosly back Ian e,.worls In
so two evenings PISS. there have ossn my ,s bsS
various perts ethe city and baatius ths, acats
nom royal a5k ro FarAS. y. s b.s II
and more Joifesuon ard may '' "a yo,csnos, for
WAX \" enc Lees army routed and Vicssbus sssndss
q, The Es.. and Wet dasasd h me
tempted eas " aA.beisvs i@
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taking many prisoners and smaars and several pieces OF
cannon.
Continuing 10 lead tho advance you rapidly pursued tho
ey 10 Edwsrdss Station capturing that place large qusu.
ty of nublic sores and many ufsouers and
Ssbt osly tanned vbu
t dayda,yn on The I7h ven resumed the advance ind
srl cominy non The ene.v strongly intrenched IN eab.
, als III b.fo,s snd hSbnd III, RlscI i've ;,ore
J,., n.d III .,,iIiayv me, him fIoS,d hy dam,
ngy oe ~. - ,hs noir, ~ Tho havnnst wb,I an b
shu ns vio .A - y 80 IT,. ~ oannr - nr -. -
70 rou' eaYnhs .,sne.n 49, 49, VI ~ A ''''' ''
l IN lie ,atb 70, had co,
"a 80 "a. IN. Ei Kiack and bad conrnenced
III s = e' - VIZ r.InTs 20 N
% 49, Ia DOH and Sit Won .on.ipued 10 reconnotre and
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and sallow husd. One poor fellow who did not
seem to be as far gone as the Others thought that
with little assistance he could get from the CO DC
was in to the platform, While attempting this he
was attacked by congestlye chill. lie oeggea , ~
be laid down where he was The men laid him
down in the dnst and dirt thinking he would be bet
ter in moment. In less than five minutes he
was dead. The men around him cid not even know
bis name, nor the regiment TO which be belonged.
To breathe ones last lying in the dust OF much
is seemingly worse than to meet death CALAMITY on
the battlefield.
WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
On the Louisiana side Of the river, in the country
opposite VIcksburg, Kirby Smith has saved General
Grant all further trouble about looking after gnerri-
Las, for time at least. lie has literally destroyed
everything for thirty or forty miles back from the
river. and driven the inhabitants, including the
negroes, within bis lines. Consequently Louisiana,
opposite Vicksburg, is now waste and bowling
wilderness that will not subsst guerrias What
the poor people will do for the necessarie, OF life II
Is hard to say. Surely they are paying the penalty
Of treason ut such rate AZ 10 bring them to thciI
senses soon
SUBJUGATED.
The former citizens Of Vicksburg who have con-
cuded 70 remain in the place have not followed the
example Of the citizens Of other Southern .owDs--
Memphis for example-in Fastening to make eqaivoca
declarations Of Union sentiments. They cay unre.
servedly that they subjuga,ed-that their hopes
Of establishing independent Government have
been blasted and all they now wan, is to make The
best terms they can with their conquerors. / may
be deceived by appearances, but think the fiery
ordeal through which these people have gone has
purified them 10 a certain extent. They do not 81.
hlt a 1.-THE Of the rancorous hate toward our off
cers had soldiers which las been manifested elie-
where. Having experienced the miseries Of siege,
they find a measure Of reiei in the subugatDn
which has followed, all their former declarations
10 the imposaibilty Of such thing to the contrary
Notwithstanding. Nor ore the citizens Of Yck:bsrg
alone In their Acknowledgements on this scoie. /
have II on tho highest authority that many OF he
leading planters Of Mssissippi-Inen who have here-
tofore been very lords Of the lash-havo come 10
Gen. Grant with proposition to hIre their ,layes
from the Government reat their own farms. and re.
sumo planting. They profess willingness to SUBJ
mt without reservation. " VocArWE.
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ToHgsT0N's ARMY AT ENTERPRISE

The paroling Of the Vicksburg Prisoners
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REBEL M0ANs OF TEE SITUATION
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FROM 7HE Army Of THE P01VHl6
THE REBEL FORCE At FREDERICKSBURG
Rebel Scoutsth Side Of eRappahanuocl
MOSEDY CAPTURING MORE SUTLERg 1lcOay

Special Dispatch to Tho N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Thursday, Aug 9, 1883. H
From the Army Of tho Potomac we learn thai
Fitzhugh Lees brigade Of cavalry and portions d
LongsiIeets division comprise tho Rebel troops q
Fredericksburg. 81. n
Lee DAILY sends scouting parties across the Rapp&S
hammock to watch any movements that Gen. Meade
nay make IN that direction. ,
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THE REMOVAL OF GENERAL McCLERNlND
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10 the Associated Press.

10 the Associated PTess
WARRINGTON, Thurrday Aug. O. 1852. A.!
Eight suffers wagons, returning from the 'front.',
were captured to-day by MOseby and his gang thlS
side Of Fairfax Court. Houso. y
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PREPARATIONS ron The FALL CAMPAIGN.

Details of the Rebel Losses on YazOo River
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mon TUE AREY or THE MISSISSIPPI,
Retreat and Scattering Of Rebel Forces.
J0HNsTON's ARMY AT ENTERPRISE
The paroling Of tie Vicksburg Prisoners
Grants Heaviest Blow to the Rebellion.
THE SITUATION AT VICKSBURG.

THE SITUATION AT VICKSBURG.
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Grants Heaviest Blow to the Rebellion
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