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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-29
THE NEW YORK MERCURY
FOR THE NEW YEAR. ~.

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y, they raise their subscription price, The
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WIT AND SENTIMENT!
VICTORIA:

THE uEIRESS OF CASTLE CLIFFE.
BY COUSIN MAY CARLETON,
AuthO # g Gi,sy Goue,.," * .Sybsz C.1e,zuN'
E'mini," :: Lu Musgue," De-, dc.
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Il Democratic and Conservative Pa
per in the city Of New York.
The New York Weekly Argus.
To Maintain the Constitution and to
RESTORE TIE UNION. -

RESTORE TIE UNION. 49,
TYNHE Argus will continue under the cditoria]
L charge Il its present conductors,
CALVERT CoMsTocK, WILLIAM CASSIDY, and
J ELoN CoMsrocK,
with ample ST ecial assistance in every dcpart-
mcnt Of the paper. 70 give additional yaiue
and Importance to its columns. the editors
have made arrangements for articles, upon the
great questions which now agitate tile country.
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Hon. HoRATIo SEYMOUR, Hon. CuAs.l Or Con
or, Hos. SANFORD E. CHURCH. Hon.
= SAMUEL J. TILDEs, =
and others whose names will be announced
hereafter. .@s.z~ ,..z..l- ~
The Agricultural Department which recci ycs
the especial care and attention Of the editors.
III addition to the usual variety Of original a md
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r. Hos. BEHJ. 2. JOHNSON, AND Hoy.
Wlysiow G. MArsos. OF N. Y.:s"t'
PRor. GEo. W. BUcELAgD,
Of the University of Toronto, G. W. and one
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In every department of newspaper enter
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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-29

%Ihe advantages of this route Fl ON all noints
on the Upper Mississippi to Chicago and the
East, are superior to those offered by any com
pcting Line. wy
No change Of Cars is made between Prairi
dU Chen ana Chicago.
The Splendid Fist Class Steamers Of tn,
Prairie du Chen and St. Paul Packet Tine
superior to all others on the Upper Mississinni
for speed, comfort and convenience. make H.
rect connection with Express Trains at Prairie
Iu Chen. y
Ey this rontc. passengers Il &c enabled To -ca.l
Chicago as quick vs. by any other rett;nr a
full nights rest ami brca kf;.st on bourd tho
Steamers; making the change from Steamers
to Cars by daylight; and avoiding all On. nibuS
travel.
The distance from st. Panl to Clicaco bv
this ronte is AGO miles. The distance VIA III,
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad is ago m;los
Over one mile Of Omnibus Trave! is incurred
by taking the route via La Crosse and Mi]wau-
kcc. "N
These facts ent,tle this Line to II least a,
|csual share Of tho North western business.
V. \. uOBbEll-, F.. P. BACON,
cStcrn Travelling General T;ckct
Agent. Agent. Milwaukee
Ii. c. HOFFMAN & CO.,
Agents, Rcd Wi.g
n1oa mo- If.
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1NHE sslscrih<r osEers f,r AL. IN iiu,crcat r
good Mil Properly located :. desfr.
abse pssnt IN Kcd Rsnx. For infpYnsa ssus 81 ii.
qnirs sf James II. Parker, 81 The ssGoodhszs
Volunteer OfHee-
ps4-ssdse AMOS pETTIgoSE.
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1868 Speciality.
GRAND MIRROR OF AMERICAN GENIUS
~

"Corrcct with spirit, eloquent with ease,
Intent to reason, or polite to please.n
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Having taken the stand on
~ PIrx ST., near the Kelly ifoa.o
he subscriber is prepared % ise-
Whatever in the line Of Refreshments :hey ma
watt.
& B0aSd by the Days0f Week. ajso fur.
rishet With lodging. GHEAp.st .ss.s-ss.s-.
Here is the oxLT rLAcE IN THK Cur wh<i<
person *csB call for sbst be ~arsss. Ind nv 1sr
only what lie gets. n 20. ANDERSON.
nsf ns0rs.m
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-29

Took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS ut WESTERN
>TATE FAIRS last year, and are Justly considered
superior to all others. The illmay be driven
as well as the flat stone II ills in MILLING es.ah-
lishmen' sand requires but oxE-uALr the POWER
to dive the largest sizes. They are very com
pact, perfectly simple. and for farm use will
last IlllfT1 YEARS, and COST NOTHING for
repairs. ~
paIcEs-sloo, $40 and $40.
Flour Bolt for smallest Mill $50 cx.,
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THE HORSE POWER

liss proved itself to be The best ever invented.
1 ne i1lc''cn Is reduced by lROS BALLS, 40
arranged III all the hcari Is. that the whole
weight OF the castings runsupon them. THREE
POUNDS DRAUGlIT. at the end Of n ten feet
iever' Will keep the power in m often. Thus pcr
hitting the ENTIRE STRENGTH Of the horses to
be used on the machine to be driven. ONE
nonsh will do as much werk on this power, as
T T"1 T'ishe endless Chain Power. IT Is POR-
AAhLh, ana may be used IN TIE FIELD as we'll
- N the house. More than TWENrY-FIVE
fEk CENT of horse flesh is saved over any
other power in use. 1t is simple in cons,ruc-
ton, and not liable to get gu. OF order.
fricc Of power for to horses 1925
friee OF power for to horses, SITS
THE sl25 POWER WILL DRIVE ANY r,,,vsu,,e
MACHINE. EVERY MAcuSE Is GrAr.xrrrn ~
GIVE SATISFACTION: Oh THE MONEY WILL rEEE-
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Farming Districts,
THE VOLUNTEER,

We arc prepared to do any and all kinds OF
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-29

FRANK Ives, Atty for Mortgages.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-04-29
Watches n JeWCIry ,

Ofthe Richest and most Fashionable Patterns
offered at Retail at Wholesale Prices
lIlIIE HIIRRAp Pm RpnC Nea o. ~ NJ
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From Europe.

Three Days Later NeWs
The Cansrd mail steamer Persia. Capt. Lott, hes
arrived. She left ouesnste~n on the evening Of th.
10Th.
The American ship V,lins Capt Townsend, ~,
Lost OF i1ipco'. Island. japan. The dse Of tse d.
sstcr IL not gwen.
Great Hritais.
The ABsv Am Navy GAEsrrk draws stteuu 4 10
the tsci that the Federal Govsrum u, 10 pushing f.
vGi the construction OF ZONE very powerful ses-sc-
Ing moni,o with sl pos,ibis di.ps,eh. Tho Morn
Ing star say,:
4 Plyn ,u.h PAPER whose ''Nem.nt We ero,e, cal.
e.tcrticn 10 rather slspiciou' s- Of thr,c o Her
hAot.'s ;ean vs"cis OF var out " he navy at that
which have te.n I. Ell. istened the ryphon and sea
Hs.s .re ,sd g bslong 90 J. ,nion coiDpsny, and
mean. Hut that "a. isllcn III rou.h, Aud cseumst,n-
Gee JUS iy a,uspcion that they A., intended Tor the
Confede. ate 'vs,umeut.
well known p,silist named bob lrsvers h.d died
ffom tie Effects . recen, prize nsht viii Jen Di.
lon.
Nothing deelsiveis 70, Known q, to Archdul. MAI.
imilisn's soc' r,succ Of the McIiean Grown. II vas
rumorei that the \schduke Intended to rar q vi.it
to the Emrefor Napoleon. ., Eisr'i,z Tho London
Mor>tss rcsr. In . leader on Mexico. savs.
"The Archdute MaIimilisn II reported 20 have sc
eented the crown oi Mexico, AID hrangf mCnt. vili
be cone.udcd bv which Fr.rc' viii b. ind.mniH.d
for the coat OF the sAr and vii he paid tn ..m, II
money due to ereilof,. Tor the tecnvc!y o. vl the
Ssh psSs.y y.s'Gn q "a s... ssSa.a s :" stsg
f.derscy and liarrt has no. on.y been ,,uk OF ~
America lpt IN paiis, snd ifh thonld take place 1t
M .e s,tlo ~ ,snie reshals more thsn 20 any .. her
v.ntion Of Enre pesn TSrct. IL, Aa"rlr,n a,I,'f'.
Tho south VA BE- comp lied 20 di.urs o. o,hsi CON
,nr,., ~. ,na.,1,a o. 'ne pA'h'a"' one 0' Sc
III. Par. .o,...,.,,t... q, 49, u..,. IA.
write, that uhlie o,,on i, ,, me. dnc. 20, .,, :,
.ss roI,ev /, ,s,.,er,. % uo,,.. a., .,, .ui,,..
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Telegraphic News Itsns, 30.

GEs. HlasoH 10 on expedition up Red River
RZruRNs from 100 counties in Kentucky Sivs B.am.
lette H0,693 majority.
Tnxas are 500 rebel troops st Monroe, sixty -Hvs
rnes west Of Wick ,hure. Generals walker and He
Der In command.
OvtR one hundrs ID Thousand ha'es OF cotton belong
ing to the Rele Government have been captured
near Matches.
Inv hot weather has rendered olrrsymen scarce In
Boz on. A funeral was recently p>siponvd for two
da,s account Of the d,heu;y in finding one to oil
keiste.
DtHlSG tn h.avy calr of iu-sisy night the schoon
er pursu, At nncLoi Axe at Hayre de Grace,
Nd. Cap. irsv,r,, his vie and tso other pAssen-
gcTs we're drowned.
Ms Pr6H hsvnr n.crt.d In . vsllAnd sham
stump speech in OHIO, that regiment pf Democratic
would d. mor ofiee i've duty than all Abe I'ncolns :
co,ured heroes, oolored ndvtusi named ,l,iteryon
g. provoke fght between the 40, aud lel'e sn
imprc..lcn unp,e uiircd mnds that Ienrrson
To- mbs considered h!In.e! Is IoOi m.n ~ Sens.
tor l'ugb.
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The COnscriptS.
FIF TIL DISTRICT.
scvcsth Ward.

The eonseripton for THE district commenced yes
tsrdsy mcru,ss o. ti9 Boone street. iesmerly the
Police headquarters. There was An immense crowd
Of people in the ball. ~ho SEEMED o. nrst 10 bs
somewhat noisy. IN, quiet .u SON secured. At ten
o'eicck . committee Il rromincnt citizens Of the
ward we're sppoin.ed 20 count the bailts, shc oon-
sissd Of eN.sehoc Comm sionerr Daniel Covert and
John Calvin, and supcr, .or y. Puriv. Al hsifpsst
ton osi, nance we're placed in tho wheel. ire N which
eIe were to bo drawn. Capt, Duly then declared the
nas sa,h risstion for the draft in the se'ehth Ne
ttict, and sssured the crowd tina, every 'hins he'd
been scne fairly. ~hc vas borne out BY Ccuim'~
sions'' ri-dy and Wet aud o.hcra The sheei v's
then .e; in MOTION and the fret conseript VS. Pat
rIea wclth on sf,tr Supervisor Tseeds name vss
annouoccd and received With loud cheers by the
crowd. The esrd va concluded ~ quarter past D
Pm rt9prsr e,,im.tts that 1,,so names vsse
drafted In the Seven ,cu,h Ward on Tussdsy in lees
time than we're the 9.g y.stwdAy.
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Ths 4. =. brig Bainbridse foundcrrd st
Sea-AIl o. board but One Man Lost.

The captain of the bris South Boston, which arriv
ed at phladsphis On the ?3d int, reports that
tn. evening of the I'D In LAT; 3, deg, long "A deg,
he picked up bos' ecui AZ 70 the l. :. hrs Balm
h, d.. vhch wA ial. Il W., r, aud sinei CO..
oie usp, nsgcd smith. vhp stated that On the -ls',
dlrin: violent gale, n Lris founisred, .i.h AL
h,nd, ou hoard, exc u tl.rvclf snd the COZ lilo
.t,-t went crs,Y snrr beins five hours in the bos.
and imp-d overheard. Tar Bsinbr.dse sailed nom
this port On Tue,da, i-h l-t., ior fori Royal. Tie
follow ins ls . lst oi boy o.lcers
1hcniss j. Dwver. Aetine master. Com mmander A.
G.. stcbbln5. EIsIln and Executive ONcrr A. H.
Alli-, Arsi4talt SURGEON &. &. Walden. Anai.tant
Paymsster; Johh hnehes, sal ine Mater Edwin
T.. Drsse, Ensign Elias Smth, Jr., Rnlyh u Iiotch
ti's, Ben smin \. Hs'nia, Z. J. Moore, Masters
Mstcs; tysncis w. CoiselyeA, PsyInaster's CLERK !;
s. Hoi ace smlth, Surgeons stesald.
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SleGE Uf CHARLESTON.
The Work Progressing Well.
MOVEMENTS IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Bombardment Of Fort Fisher.
THE WAR WESTWARD.
Death OF General Pembertou.
CAPTURE OF JEFF THOMPSON.
The LAWRENCE MASSACRE.
Nearly 200 Bodies Found.
The City Draft.
Another Batch Of Warriors.
Death OF General Pembertou.
The Siege Of Charleston.

Federal Dates to the .?d Inst ant
The following interesting letter from the Editor
Of Tia. Baltimore AsssioAs.
or Chavsston, Ftifdv Noon. August 2i.-Fort
Sumter stili aies the rebel tag, but its wes, vail
Of ruins shells 60 into the fort aud explode n
aide, sone q them RAISING throush the Far, val,
Gons In one eide aud coming out Of the other. The
lroufides and wooden vesses have shsi,ed Wagner
end Gress every dsy. te-plns them qaici. seven
North CAroiins dsscrisr. from sulivaus Island we're
pieh.d up iast might b. tho Aonsut. They 'sy ,hs,
SheI,b,s are preparing 10 sbandOn sumter and blow
up; that they have been tatuT the runs out Of IL
ever since the attaek upon Il IN .pnl lst
The rebel batteries ou Jams Island throw shells
. sh; snd dsy into i'..s but do 10; eau,e more
chan one or tso casualties daily. General fillmore
ao,lied General Tcautsesrd that he would eommer CO
Go sL Il, the city within =, boup requesting hIn ~
Nmovc tn, women AMI th. .6rrn.
or ChdvDs'on. So'rF lly, hnJ. 2s-SuInter, this
a0rnins, Is an mineue ruin. The rear vail 10 bat
tered down, aud the interior VI tho fcrt /, open TO
view
The Gag q sumter VS. sho. AVA four ;inc, en-
fnday. Anev Has sup this morning Should '',''
b. no a'ctdclts 20 nyh. ne ola fag ri.! ooey
kVmtr 70 moron, SuHod..
Bd~h,ng on, Aug Y6.- Of'icisl Information has
scsehed here ths; Genefai Gilmore. lst battery vs'
within three hundred yards Of Fort wagner on the
roth inf;., And 10 q position 20 low ,h.t Wagner
Slns could not be dspgened to fire agAintt it.
Rebel Dates TO the 2 2ttt Instant.
Charbston, Aug. .i frcna0. The 6fe Of th
enemy sumter has slaesenrd today. The fee
bss not psIio paied In tn, attack. At IL o'clock a,
sieh,, thu sncuy's fins op-nsd on the city anser
einch Pssrott shells. Non cornbatsnts are iesvipl
tbe city in continuous streams.
IA portion Of the above dispatch appeared in th,
SIS Of yesterday.
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The A'i.staat'scere' ary Of tho NAVY, Mr, Fox, ar.
rived 10 'hs city on Tuesday evening, for the purpose
ofinip ins the different iroI.clad ves.es now in
proe. in ;hs city and orhood, With the view
to ,scer,an how ,son they c uld be ready for te.,
and pa ticuaIy with he Intention Of endea voiing
have III iron.cac batter onopdasuA completed q
soon a. 20 sib.s. he yeuerday vi.i.ed Green Po.nt
where the Puritan, ononeaguA and Cohoss ART In plo
sye.s. He e1smin.d miIutly every part Of the
great ocean fIisa,e. de hen vent on board the
Ono ondagua wLieh vs. launched some time since.
Here he spent me ZINE looking at the dh,r rent de-
ya,tmrnts Of the vcs,e. II vA undefsood he et'
pressed dCsre to have oil ayplALe hands put 70
WORN, night sud dag. on this vessel. unvirr seen
oil tina, Vas 20 be seen IN Grtea Pon,, Nj FuS pro
cerded 70 hu Delsuntes iTon.NoTksfoot OF est an
str CT, where the II n-cGd Dcts o, ttef thp
iothr Puritan Is on tie stocks. Hs sas equally min;
ole in the Investigation Of every thing enuneisd
With this vessel. The next place visited ss the
Ship Yard Of hesUs Secor, In Jsrsey Ciy, Shsre TIE
Iteuassh, ksplsttap sld hshopsc- Oh iron eiAos
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The Lawrence Massacre.
~ nodlea Ruried. Etc.

81. Louis, Aug. 26.-A spec al dispatch from iesv.
in-or,h says Jim L,ns hss returned 10 lawrence.
haviuG 81 ofQuantrs,rs mtn. Lana is orranizlnS c
force. which he siys will 60 into Missouri early n
September Martial lay has been proclaimed in
Iesvenworth. 90" hundred and crhty-three bodIe.
bad been buried in Lawrence up to this morning and
seven more bodies have been found. One hundred
and cish,y.tvo buildins, have been burned, sightv
Of them trici. Eighty five widows and two hundred
and forty Ave orphans have b.sa u,,de by Qusntres
raid. One OF QuAntr'Is spies has been hung In Law.
renee. Tho chiefs Of the Delsrao, Ssrs aba for IL.
fans have u.!ersd thflr seIyirrs.o Gen. lsLe
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Twensissh Ward

III. drafting In this district ~ oonsfsasA ystsb
d,y, by the drawing Of The quota Il The s0sh wGa
The ballots having besn counted, unass The supsrin
tepdeuos Of Aldermen Peck, hr. Commisisne Kr
BY invited any ssntlsmsn O. ssntisnsn In che sndi
snee 10 come forward and count and essmine them y
they pleased- There beins no respnnss, the tckso
we're pu, Ia the box, and Capt. Aannisfs announces
that the pumbss put into the boz vss soAo, out .
which 1877 names vepld be drawn. The VI si ~
then turned and the names drawn - fOiIos'' tn
Commissiouss calling the surname nIyt fnr ths co.
vsnienos Of ths members Of the Press:
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From Kansas
Stringent Order,

Kdn,fs C,,v, Aug :6.-rhc following .iuact, are
taken from General Order No. II, isusd ., these
head ,uar.erl, Aug Esd,
IAN persons living in Jsckscn. Cess and Bw,s
Countts. No and that part cf Vernon Count, iuc I'd
ID In this dlst ,eietpt thoe ns within uiio
Of the lmiis o. Ind pendence, uickmsns MIL T eas
an, Hl and llauisonv lie. and creep, those In part
OF kav Tosnsh p Jackson Co, north Of this Cr,tk,
and vca Of the Blue ctnt racins Ksnsas City ard
Wes;pr', are hereby ord rcd 70 remove from their
pfesent pi.ec. of residence vi hin IS dave from ths
date hereof Those Who within that time prove 10y oil
will b. PERMITTED TO rcvovc to anv IN tary s,stion In
th' District 10 part OF the state Of ksnaas e.
cspi the eounes the eastcrn border Of the state
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From the Pacific.

tOTvfsI0'hf ne ~ ne SUE.
The mall steamer North sAr, Capt. Ioue,, siTi' cd
sst.rdsy afternoon from Aspinwal with ;hc tsiifr-
ala mails Of the I'd mat She brings s2.s 20 In trea
suIs The North 81 AZ arrived ~ Apin~s on the 18Th
ins; Duiinr the passage on, the encountered q very
Aesvy gaze A. one tine che .as iu such danger that
found necessary 10 throw part Of her cargo over
sosrd. uer nAils were 10 sauI't.d win salt water
that many directions were smost iesiblc.
The President Of Pansma VAS inaugurated on thu
18th on the same evening q street row occurred be-
tween ,hre. of the c.iEen,, IN rhieh firearms were
ed. The inhabtant, ttolsht 4 wa. new revo-
hion, ana hut ~ their houses IN great haste. The
ittuiuauce was toon qgic.et,
Two Span screw ili'Ites f-f guns e.ch, and .
sc ooner of three gun, h--, az 1ohiej o.
N 18th Ne 'ut. Thti. tho hst iue the span sh
Gas h,s aupe r'd in these wste siLos the clara
EOn oi thr r''prnceuCe Of he fthmls IN 1879.
The goyeItmsnt and psoplr oi Chin 'rest he de-
.Gra' ion OF Wa lfa.Lst them by Do iva vi IN
.itfnrsnce. lyif, b we've, has he moving e. oes
Axarts the cop'e, ed ia and. OF Ne i.lon.s which
have Inc easrd int'rts owing to the discovery OF
Asa D .eT mine upon m.
In Ecuador. Pc i!ent Garcia Moreno, has sccsptsd
the lnvi' alton OF General Mo- utra OF New Crrnada
aud have C. inference Oh important subjects, but dc
,lues beforehand Any project towards union o
both ststes, or towards reiofms in hs government.
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Wilmington, v. c.. august 2i.--Ye.terdsy morn
hA the frsate Minncsofs and slI sIubos's lombard
I'd Fort Fisher, where the steamer Hehe ran aground
some DAYS ago shs being protected by two small
rIns and hty men. The eDy my finally succeeded IN
aeSroyns the goods landed from the steamer. and set
Der % fire. We o,t one KILLED snd three wounded
Nhitworth and snolher tmAl gun.
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Reported Plot - Deliver Canada Over ts
the nited states

I0-on,o, August lc.-The LsApn Of to-day An
the di covery OF tressonste p,o. to be rsv
Canada into the hands Of the iiuooln Goyerrnent,
and ssys Mr.. Archibald, the British Consul at New
York, communicated t6s ise,s to the British autbo.
ties
This dispstch h unIuestion-bly oundrd II 10
apcsrtained from well iuorrn 81 perpous tna thera 10
no know edge ~hatever Biteh oifcial circles. OF
such Q move ment- EIel
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StLovis, Aug. 26.-A dispatch tiom Gen fi.tc 20
Gen. schofe!d, from PHO, Knot, says Col Woodson's
savsry made raid TO Pocahontas, Arkansas, snd
sou,sd several bands of about 10"
srisoners and among them the Tebsl General Jsi
ftompsvn and oil his staff.
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Of the secnd bach contracted tcr ar- d-svIne rear
completion. H,vtns infpeo,cd every 'hirs In thc
.hsp Of IRON cisds in the neirhb,rhcod Of Ne- Yo't:
the Assia'snt secretary rriurred 20 vi. hotel, aud
LETT late last even ne sor the Nsion,l Csp'sl Il 10
believed that THE watt st lead to somc Altsrations
In many vsesels nov tuiidiug here
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Death oi ten. mbcrten.

Ctr-in'.dtt, Aug. 26.-Gen Pember.sn died last
Ssek at Seine, Alabama
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TaF portion Of General Heade's and Lees armies
~nains unchanged on the Rayp.hannock, Cava.ry
tcrts Mt movement has token plscs for some weeks
AH