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The weekly union record., 1864-04-02
Probate Notice

NOTICE To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
~ Is hereby given that l.. Van Olden, Admins
traitor of Willis Watkins, deceased has this day
filed in the Probate Court, in and for Butte County
. report Of sale of the following described real
estate Of said deceased, and petition OF coLirm ton
of said sale to wit That certain one hundred and
sixty [l60l acres of land lying Butte Greek, in
Chico Township in Butte County, adjoining the
lands of John Size, deceased known a. the = Wat
kins Ranch,f together with all and singular. the
tenements heredtAments aud appurtenances there
unto belonging or in any wise appertaining. a
hearing of.said petition will he had in open Probate
Court, at the Court House iu Oroye At 10 o'clock
~ N on Saturday the 9th day of April, \ D., ls64
By order OF Hon. VS.. Sanord, Probate Judge
in a. for Butte County
Witness my hand and seal Of said Court this 2Sth
day OF March, \. D., lS6i
sc MOORE, Clerk.
By JAMES GREEN, Deputy.
Tuos. WELLS, Atty. for Estate. lap2 1t
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02
REMOVAL.s

ID MARKS & CO., HAVE REMOVED THEIR
ID. Store from the corner Montgomery and
Myers sts., to the store heretofore occupied by
Messrs Cotton i Darrach, opposite the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

Medical Electricity I've sisk 10 call the atten
.on OF our aders The Advertisements of the Elec
tropaihic Institute Gas Washington street. The cure
performed BY The Reform Practice conducted THEFT
very Efi aieni Resident physician truly wonderful
and call for the support ofIhe Public Certainly ifther
i, any way by whigh dsese be removed from ih-
stem without the use of poisonous drugs, it should
encouraged by the EBky. The processes there f1
lwed i by 1e Ebctrical Currents sad tha. very Pow
eTfu Agent the ElecFo Magnetic Bath has only ID
Try IL TO become q: convert To the uxurous
ten the whole course h-in. OF pleasure del
cdedy preferable 10 the taking of bitter depleD
medicines ] II. JOSSELYN, VI. D. is the present i
Resident Physician and Scientific: Physician
>ilv found The Afi.cted Will do well to reco
lect that this is the Only Place where the ElectrcpA.h
System Is administered Un the Pacific coast
Iaari2 a-n
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

REMovED.-Alfred Briggs. of Plaeerville,
has been appointed Collector of Internal Rev
enue for the Fourth Collection District of
California, rice J. r. Clark, removed.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

The Monterey Gazette is Informed that the
prospects were never more favorable for good
crops on Russian river than at the present time.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

An evening paper, called the Daily News
has succeeded the Esmerada Star, at Aurora.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

FIVE thousand head OF cattle were sold al
auction in San Bernardino county, few days
since, at thirty seven and half cents each.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

THE Mexican mine, according TO the Virginia
Bulletin, yielded net profit of Si04,060 during
the month of February at the rate of 81 ,040
per foot Pretty good monthly dividend.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02
THE BUCKEYE AS 4 REAPEF

The important advantages which belong to ,h
can be used as Mower or Reaper by astachin
the Platform and Reel Though importing lsrsel
of them. have been for the last two years unsbl
TO supply the increasing demand for them. The
are better adanted To the wants II
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

A LIFE of the late Col E. u. Baker, BY
VIM B Farwell, is ready for the press.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02
California Farmers

than any Combined Machine for sale 1t will adam
Itself to any surface Of ground, will run lighter, an
deliver its grain easier and better than any othe
Reaper. The Raker's seat is directly over the AK
of the Machine instead of being on the Platform
where it adds greatly to the draught.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02

"LonC i the way,
And hard. that out OF hell leads up to light"
The weekly union record., 1864-04-02
On Monday. the 25th day of April

BY Il. F. JONES, Under Sheriff.
Oruville, April ID, lSG4.
, 1864-08-22

tll have been sentenced to ba haEgel.
Their names are Stephen c. Smith, Wm.
Moore, Joseph johnson, Chas. Browalie aid
Jeeeie Coaker, all residents of Missouri, md
several]y sentezced to be banged on the 5sh
Of September. Ros1crans is the first depart.
Eent commander who has .xecntei guer1llas
thus.
Gen. Flax reports the Union men Of North
Missouri anxious for the exterminatiou OF
the rebels
ST. Louis. aug. a0.-Capt. VIM J. Living
stop, c. s. A., convicted BY military COM
mietion Of being a rebel spy, was hung In the
jail yard here sestfrday.
Lieut.. Col. West, 135th Illinois, has been
aiEmissed from the service By Ger. Rosecrans
for groBs neglect Of duty.
The militia Of Carroll and Brny counties bad
q 1ght With Bill Al dcreo eon's bushwhackers on
Sumo NJ morning, killing five Of them. Five
militia men were killed.
About ECO guerillas crossed the Missouri
RIVER, going south, On Monday.
The St Joseph Utr1lG Of yesterday says
that news has reached there of the sackiog Of
Marysvil1e, Kansas, by Indians, but no par
uculare are given.
ST LOUIS, Aug. a0-Thc St. Joseph. No,
Iapers say that Marygvilie, Kansas, nine
sacked by Indians on Sunday last. This
statement ia quite doubtful. Tie route from
Fort kE2tneY to Omaha was not mulested,
and the overland mail is forwarded as for
ner]y.
Gen. Fisk hiss levied an assessment Of S5o,-
COO on the eecefsionists of Shelby county,
and SIS Geo on thoee in Monroe county, to re-.
pair damages to the railroad.
, 1864-08-22
E'QEDa &13EEeE GAN.
The Iscb-l Army Reported $1,000
SkFONN.

BAL71MoRE, August so,-Wc hare moth
ing definite from the Upper Potomac to-
rfgLt- The rebels ARE uude rstood to hare
occupied Martinsburg In small force. It is
not proper to s:edk definitely Of our posl-
tioD, but there is good rsason to hope that
rebel strztt gy In that quarter.
NEW YonK, Aug. 20.-TEe 1Nor-!'s Char
1esten. Virginia, special, 18th says: "Most
Of cur ar1y passed through Winchester On
Wednesday and encampcd on the 18th be-
tHssn ,s Clifton a1d Caa5lestoWn I'm Ths enc.
NEW YoRE, Aug. 20 THE New York Tn
.BA17n.onE, Aug. IL have just arrived
trcm Harper's Ferry. There mere reports
that . portion Of the 9Th Corps Tas attacked
been received. It is stated that tue rebels
arc epgagtd in destroying the railroad, near
Winchester"
The Hsrald's Washington dispatch says:
"1he reported movement of Sheridan in the
valley is not regarded rs retreat, but
commanding all the avenues of approach to
the Potomac A Reconnaissance, COW being
made, will Immediately develop the position
and strength Of the rebels, md enable Sheri-
dan to move against them with entire conf
lence.n
WASHINGTON, August 20.-Reports IRON
Il. Sherandoah Valley intimate that Sherl-
dan is watching the movements of the rebel
column. He waa prepared to meet them ct
apy point.
NEW TORE, August 20.-The H<ralds Har.
per's Ferry correspondence, dated the 10th,
says: About thrle hundred prisoners arri-
we'd from the front to-day. Some Of them
belonged to Lopgstreet's corps. Several
hundred lead of cattle and horses, captured
In the Valley, also reached this point Our
army is 80 disposed as to cover the forks Of
the Upper Potomac aDd approaches 10 HaE-
pcr's Ferry QuicE Ee1'F, Asho5's aud
Manassas Gsps, a1 to prcTert ans flank
movement OF the e1enT.
, 1864-08-22

NEW YoRE, August a0-The New York
Timex Waehfu gton dispatch says:
The lateet aoyices from our forces ooeEat-
irg against Mobile, show that Fort Morgan
js closely inverted, and ut LIST report an at
tack was on the point of being made. The
statement that the fort is proyIsioncd for SIX
months is laorn to be aAi nocscnse. Intel
1leeucc from our blockade proves that Fort
Morgan has been in tla habit Of receiving
supplies fer only e fortnight Mt time. The
1oli Of this work may therefore re looked
for at an early 6ay, even If no attack Should
be mede, and the garrison simr!5 subjected
to tie starvation process,
Cairo Organizing for d. fe1ises
CA1Ro, August 19-The meeting here on
Wednesday night, called for the purpose of
organizing Home Guard, Tas largely at
tended and much enthusiasm was manifest
ed. TIE following resolutions were unani.
m1usly adopted:
HHEREAs, In the present unfortunate condition
Of DIR country, it becomes necessary for eTery
community, TO deyi4e means for protection and
seli.p1cseIyatlon, and especially against those
bands ofeueI1llas and robbers By which the bor
Gcrs Of our vicinity IL infested. snd
WHEREAs, The city Of Cairo presants unusu1l
inducements to those robbers, OWING to the large
amount ofGoSe1nment sto1es, with her banks and
private wealth. bnd :,
NmBEAa, Frequently our military force would
be inadequate for the Protection Of onr city;
/ Rksofred, Mer5oFs, That the protection Of thii
city, Cur tauies. and our properly, Is an fntezea
, 1864-08-22

FARTHER Po1NT, kug; eG-The steamship
Peruvian from Liverpool 1lsh, o;a Lonion.
derry 18th, passed this point at p. IN. Her
dates are five dag later. News unluport
apt-
Liverpool cotton market was irregular,
and prices bad declined. BreadstutI5 flrn
s. s. 1.4ss9s for 'A' noney. 'un' o0as0ls
Three men had been tried in Liverpool
for en1istipg n;en for the Confederate
steamer RapHahannock They were found
guilty md fined e150, aud waraad not TO re.
own rtccgnfzancc.
The li!tlc brig Vision, bound from New
York to London, was spoken On July Goth
in latitude 45 deg. 10 miu., longitude 81 de-.
wtEt, and supplied with provi:.on7 and WI
ter, when she continued On her voyage
The Dano-Gcrman question continued to
excite considerable discussion.
Mr. BatemaD, father Of the American &C.
treas, Mles Bateman, has been brought be-
fore magistrate in London charged with an
assault on lady growing oat OF d theatrical
scandal. Ehs cuse was 8st for trial.
Apimosity between Prussia anu the small.
er German State. shows token Of Increase.
1t was announced 10 Paris TINT the French
Government had entered protcst against
the extension OF Prussfan territory except
unter the consent Of the French, who orlgt-
nally traced the boundaries.
Co11merclal.
pADs-Bouree atm.
Lospos. Arg, u.--Bank r.tes remain 8 per cent.
Marktt exhibits rather more eHge. Cons0la yes.
terday dEmer. LatherthWat.'s circular soys that
laIEe amounts OF U. s. Bonds have been import
Cd from America. and last weeks prices depressed
fully 9 peE cent bat the news OF higher prtc:s IN
NeW York continued tho continental demand aud
he market 1853 aud c.osed strong at 4l1s6s4a
We nctc more dieposltion to. take these bonds In
EnGlezd during the past week
Illinois Central is in good dcnaea, hut at loeer
L1yEnrooI, Arguet IL .-BnEADsruEr5-Flour
dull, but steady: Neeat quiet: but steady, At u.
"a @ss, g; toF Red Mestsra; Com atmer, md I'D:
qnIet- Park quiet but steady. Lard quiet, With
downward Tendency. SugJr Inactive. Cufree auiet
I'd steady. Petroleum tirmer, tas. II. 2s. 3d. for
WaEAr-pu:l. sns dsell-ed !as; rer quarter. Gle.
3rE It aulE:.
CtTF2c-EGsIer spd -os 10 nru.
-Co1E5s-tsits a. Jig Tses. i sco BIZ. Ma!ss!
81 ssss5sSa SSssSi s'sssa
1nitdipg Orleans S02zd; Do. Mobile 3Okd: do.
uplaudsS q. Th. stock in port Is ai8090 bales Of
wh!eh H. sco 1s American Ar Greadstnil. quiet but
Visions dull WITH downward tendency
I,oEnoS, 1sth; h;-Cousole s9A0813< fnr money,
Illinois Certsal ahasea 45Gla discount; Erie
LONDON, iath.-coneols eg4Gso,z for money,
Illinois Central shares :5Gi4 discount; Etc
shares 4f@fa. Bullion in the hank OF England has
decreased .EsG00g0.
ship KeJar. from Liverpool on The 9th via Queens
to%n lolh, arrived this evening. The newsis gen
Lord ralmese.on has madea speech expressing
however, the inierposit:on Of Ens1 md at present
would tc MQrse than uee1css.
, 1864-08-22

4 Sword for Admiral FArTaEUt.
The members OF the Urioa League Club
u New York, holding in high esteem tue
noble sailor who haA proved Ills worth In
many hard sea fight, end who has drann
to himself, ptrhaps mere than any other
nasal commander, the love and confidence
OF the people, 7.fahins to convey 10 him m
expression Of their respect for him and a?.
probation OF his many g!oric1s deeds, hu1
j':epartd atd forwarded t4 1lc. IN elegantly
Wrought xctd.
:1he kcmIral sent the following letter to
thc committee:
q. s: FLAGSHIP Hartford.
WNSr as1-T. &nr&
, 1864-08-22
FROM WASHINGTON.
[specIa! Dispatch to The Chicago T4npne.1

IEpecIa! Dispatch to the Chicago THnrne.1
WASHINGTON, Sunday, Aug q.
Stree the beginning Of the month about .7,oo0,-
GEO have been put in the handa Of army pa5nnaa-
te1s, and considerable number OF soldiers in the
field, as well Us most OF those On detached duty
have been paid to date. The payment Of Grant's
ard sheridan's forces Is delayed By their active
service.
-Four hundred rebel officers left Fort Delaware
to-day for Charleston harbor. It 1s presumed that
the result oi the movement will ultimately be an
exchange for IN equal number Of our own officers,
though they may have chance to speculate upon
the accuracy Ut MIN Of the rebel gunners for few
weeks.
West Maryland farmers report auo'hcr raid
twenty ml1ee from this city, which viii probably
turn cut to be movement Of our cavalry In that
rptphhnrhond
, 1864-08-22
THE VERY LATEST.
EruLn Pa6ucah-Tho Expedition OF
aicp. Fa1us-Matters at n mphl4.


ttf0eA4' - '''a'su " .Ae ~. ~ 1'tpaao
c o' 1onuA., Auk ~ Aoua-
,,oo1 r-o,., ~. 49, ~ A.... .-s .,'N
rabasas,. ss-' 49, Nes az, 4ut su4
J"nneon salaers. lie dld not meet their tofcs
Understand, nut succeeded In cap:ut1ug Iarse
tenoer o. eatue, horses and SALT which tney had
saken non tae country aad were making OIL VITA
ueu' 1alne . 'ofces are e2pecied oaek 10 Faa!''
GU ao-Ioo'1o" coming across Tue country.
catfo, os lste orders IRON washington, has
ag.aln oeen 1aoe part of Gen. Wasnousns com
nano. reporting to Gen. Washburn at Memphis.
Gen. Burbriasc will command in Kentucky, but
Gen. Paine retafns his position as commandant oi
the district Of Western Kentucky, where he Is
doing an excellent work.
Ihc state OF feeling among citizens OF Kentucky
and hffeour since Gen. Meredith has been In
cnatEe he1e mas nndesgoae cons1s cradle CHANGE,
uno cuanee lo1 t:e oettef- TWO 'otes 1or onaou
~ oua anns ~1a'a na's oeen moa'as "
r.. CO. 49, ~" w III s'uA''eS "oJ'1o'uz ~ IL
'o1s No. sts hss. -,
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so-,os 49,. -, ,asa sn. ~ .1e.a '.,I q
ha tnsno,,:.toa T., ps1,.-s s.sss r,,.s w" seA ~"
sfa-..,,,. haa a-..n...I .,,,.a as,' "ass1
" as'@oa
~ sdsn,n,ztsst,a 80, ~ a,.ts. sas p't'' VI
Go, .a..a.sas,as ~ go - asH1.u
o-ao. .on,or,t ter. .sasI N"0''~A'' ~
NJ na,Hs 49,. is,o sea.
,sn.ss, n,-.s,a,. =.
@ - 10 os.s~ sn!o = t1l
VIA Cafnn 3nndc~ aHast nus ~ 81 ~
On "Wednesday mornIr,o r;en pa;nc with nv,
,none of1 900 men comnozed of the that mn 1a,a
Illinois ain N. J.. det.chment eth Kv Cevs,-1
and sth ms. car.lry emb,rke7 IN ,hs stcsners
Cc1opsus. Fisher. Gem. lswrencs and Arr,,, t,r
an exneaition aoafn.t Adam :Iohnson
ue nrr1yed ar Umontoryn ~ r,+oa .,,-,h
place, at O'Clock a. m, On Thurstav. At th,s
ntare tha f3an1,,1 or,aa.o, oa,n,,r ,,.x.s....I1
, 1864-08-22
AAA1 ~ s6la6 ~ 1a%-4@A* - ~ NANA
Adam Johnson tho Guerilla Leader
Comes to Gf1rfs

LOUISVILLE, Sunday. August 2i.-Gensrals
Heyey and Hughes hare Just srrised with
their commands. They attacked Johasou's com
mand tn and about Morgaa0eld. completely rout-
Ing them, and eaptnring 10 prisoners. They re-
took an the Government property.
GAINESVILLE, TES:z., August al.--Msjor Tyler,
5:t Kentucky, attacked Adam Johnaon, near
p1,ncetopn, ths morning, and ronted him, killing
focr. woandin: ionr- Johnson 1s reported mortal
II wounded.
A party Of the SD illinois, under Capt. Turrbu1,
were STACKED and badly cut up, yesterday, below
Fo,t Donelaop, By portion Of Woodnard's CON-
mcnl-
capt. Tu.rbu1l and eight men Killed.
C1AuEsv1LR, Tenn, August sG-Woodv.7d
61ed Mt Hcpsinsvil1e Yesterday, his command Is
separated 1T Wa.oaia.
Adam johnson Is reported at Mad!sonyille 1880
etrcrg. johnson is evidently making fur The
Cumberland riTct. Four feet Of watcc oa rarpesh
Shoals and 1istn. Slowly.
, 1864-08-22

IL conmon. without any distinction OF par,y or
pu1l'ic., III IL which every man w?o Is not i ~.
trean, to ot= God, lis family and his coaos1s, IS
cQCs1ly interested.
Hetoirtd, That in order to effect . proper orcsn-
fzatIo for .be protection Of onr city our fanies,
md cur fltsides aea1nst aoy oelsereat attacks of
who shah he empowered to oct as vlstIance con.
11tttcc, ard whose dnss it shal. be cooter with
tbority IS they may ind necessary to tia:s such
organization ard arransentntu to carry out the
fo5ssoing resolutions fss ou5 mutual
eating the necessity off thorough military
oIeaniz7tiop, spd ureiDg the importrnce Of
Immediate action In the matter, aud su.rssr-
irg the ehroIiment IT the ci:izeos without
delay.
1hese suggestions were acted upon, and
tb11e companies were instartly Organized,
Tb,ee companies have also bcsn orsantzc1
nt MOuuf}. t:ity.
, 1864-08-22

New YoRK, August @:-T9s e., a TINS has
long letter from Bfg na1 @en lateiy
Fect % Of affairs bused upon his former knowl-
EDGE Of that section and his recent obserYa-
lions. He states the rebel cause is fast fall
inp from exhaustion, and all We need is men
to give q crushing prepoudersnce to our
armies, Tere Of thousands cf lives are
les. because onr array o. strength Is
battle Everywhere we meet on nearly
eot,al terme. when we might US well have
fnnr to one. The coat to US In blood and
treasure M Of a prolonged war can ,harll; be
for;secp. The South will fight as long as
The struggle is equal. It will submit to
snch prsponde1a1cc as We should show IN
the fif.I1
, 1864-08-22

From Grants Army-Matters In the
Shcnandoah.

NEW FonK, Aug. 2l-Tbe Sunday Rsr.a
dispatch states that the recent movement
1eaycs only the Danville road over which tie
rebels obtain supplies for their army and
Richmond.
~ 4 51ispatch p ron sserloana co9mand 1ss 70 the
~ te.aS, NY $ ooa LILY, Ausust :on, st41es
h1ar,;na J1 ovo Ia sas uasnea INTO
t.,aa9 % VI clnI nt.esauou, pas cap
tuieu no9ouy. 1aesman a c1 espeeteu IN atta9K
"a arr ;.5 ptsHaan. Asesi1
Hun,sr ai1 IN, ~, aatnraa1 .A -i ea'a4f' n7aF
Ma-ra.,a ~ F,rrv d;sn,+oh of ..o 1e4.,
et14ss t1et rhan t,;r uEecn caEeeIr wa ~ tas ION
in~ W;ncSes sfer m thc 1:th tbn c'.;.oas aGuati a
ca VIA M nn5 ~ ~ +ron-s eu f 4; nisa
f,n+aea "'47n An" o"' ''oop' Aon1 tueif
ngITts' XW;sb TIN o,.n,to, ~ .t , 49,.
nare nt.n,n;n nnth;n1 sdd;1;aao3 ~ t % ~ tue Ra
1,eter,aa ~ iaa4 'inh "oo'e'ol'a1 ~ 'ae o's'
F"tGo I'r.por-, ~ tae - an,v ~, ,,,,,. p,4o
slfnriioT An@ al-1;n m-VtsterJav JI1o, t1o.
~ a,,i3,oet H., s,o hara .aa. T.; W. vs.
pnfosst,,'s ~ 10y nntt eeeu ~ M ltott "
I'M hsar5 7he M ent;Io Az! o~14~e'5 'n't W.
a. the r.Iaa,, PosI 1rbo-o co,, 11yo..,a
corns hnd ta1sen nns;tinn cnns;5erahla LII
mitkinp with occos;oaaI d;scharees of erti,. oai
ia-T oscnrra, M nnthi,'% ro:s.o,.i ~ usta,
an9noesnort 3, tao,e r1aan t1'ilas s1n
fn 7Ge afternoon ths enemv n,orcd torca
fran mar Petershnrp ~ tnWard our Ia1t 4J1S9 nnd
male an nttemnt r. fnrre onr lina 1aar tha
Jerusalem roag. Int fintlire the road was
not so EASY as they anticipated. they abau.
dened #. They to9k few nrisoncr5. INV.
eyfT. hrfore ther @ ri hacE +" PA'0'AeA'' "o"'
TIE number Of casnaities In tile 5fh corn4
IN Thnref1ov wa. ohnnt in o"Ae.
49, ntJ.1,,,t an. ta4.,
30 1e.h Tnona na soe ~ DastGes ic IN 1rons u
i sae aotn Uutps oteneu' 1nu also u toe leala q
shatp eFgasement was keRt up tof eevefal
no11s, win INC fes9lt, SO lar as consd pc as'
cefta'neo, OF nooody injured, and at this
nour Aol gun can DC neara-
ihe roads are becoming b!d IN colse-
41irosan+ xrcoi- 49, e+i1i ..on-Innas '"s
80, sJes-,c1. 0a4 hrr-ct "a WI, fou.,,.
EuAt Aaoshos, AuS u's do.-tus '9ilu"iuS 11
deaths nave occurred IN hampton HOSPITAL
R1GGe INT iast fcporI:
wood, 1854 Ohio; Mark l.: Wilsoo, 1o3d
I'm Read 1e4th nhio A'o o0'
' FnnTrpxs , 4 S9nxeoE '' auora+ N r,o n,,r,.
MORE, SundRi, August 2L-trom clty Polnt
We have lnteiIigencc that the 5th Army Corps
m the Weldon Railroad but e1iccreiied II,
routing tlla rebels. md linally alyuuced and
2
, 1864-08-22

Especial D1spatch to the Chicago 7ribuIe.}
rEKU, led Ar-. ~, 1861.
ut the Union Convention held here to-
dry Jonas uconer was tuouinated fer the
State Legislature, o. ?. Webb for County
Tra:urcr, sid Wesley Wallack f;r Sheriff
Schuyler Colfaz made lengthy and able
speech before large audience He revic ed
the peace resolutions passed By the Valpa-
raiso Convention, and defended the Admin
istration with ability. Ee also denied the
published report that be had dec1iaed joint
discussion with Turpie. Heis always ready
for such debates, and will always accept but
never give challenge.
, 1864-08-22

Inspection OF the Washington Fnrtl.
1c.tiels--Interts A30ncturF
NnKk

Nct>s.
New YonK, Saturday, August 20.-Tbe
Cos,,nt-eic2 has the following special from
Waellir gtou: 4 thorough inspection Of the
Notifications Of Washington was made YES.
terday and proved entirely satisfactory. If
tie eLemy should come down from the VAL
Icy against US be would find the city in q
more effective state OF defense than ever be-
fore.
Kc1 orts that Republican leaders have made
an impression upon the President in fAVAr Of
sn arm1etice until after election, are unfound-
I'd. When the President will noteVen change
bis Cabinet with the view to improve his
chances for reelection. II Is idle to suppose
he would adopt bold peace measure.
The Pat says Mr. Fessenden intends to re.
turn to Wnshineton THIS evening. The terms
ofthe new loan are not yet decided. It IL
reported that the bonds will be 5sc205, which
are extremely scarce. No bonds are at pres
ent more actively In request, both In foreign
markets and By our own citizens. The demand
for the new 7:sos is rot expectee to be dimin-
iehed by the issue ofthese gold bearing bonds,
class Of investors from those who subscribe
for the former; moreover, the debt cert1fl-
Gates whose low price has checked the de-
mand for TS0s, will now probably rise in
value, rs 1t Is proposed to accept Copper cent
Of thc payments for the new bonds In these
securities. The arrangements for the pay
mt Mt Of this and future loans, will be such
rs to ditturb as little Us possible the more
meDts Of the npuey markets.
Gold Is dropping in consequence Of the
pay ments Of interest from the sub treasury.
Opening price 2574; closed st 25Gs1 bid.
Exports of specie To-Day, S34, $50.
, 1864-08-22


tspeeasl o1spa1en 10 tne. chicago Tsibune,1
-: sPa1sofisLo' Sunday, Aug II.
ha'e 1us1 ealneo INC toAo"!ns Interesting facts
NON sgen'ie@a III WHO JUST alflFed from shaWnce-
toNn:
IN onion county, A5'' tasre a1e ut 6nl5 lime oTer
i,eoo eGetn1as a'msu Hilu lausaets m1n1e f1nes,
sc. Al 1ae pcop1e ot tnat county are intensely
ufssosa'. Aney afe e1'p'.te1e0 against aa on ac-
souns " w. l'at, anu oeeaase 1netr hesroea
na,c soMs wy. nelo auu u"se not oeea fct7fneo'
sol' Aoan 'onhsoa Is III eonMaao o1 the que
1,'last aIu .se5 Ia'o , nne VI plekets rom the
nos.zu ~ Nv ~. '".1.s "ue, OF zen ABOVE
si.bt a,"n The a,.i sa, afe a1 INC time IN
,sotc;,r conro ,sorn m VI, bo.ah 49, -. 1@'s
Tnwn Yesterday ther. vus conz,ant +1.1 ~ s.ss sus
hoth efcs tI1e riyc. thew nj ~ ,nd M - tao, @
prtt, NJ drore them avar with so1,d ahot f-',-,
orr conon-
In 1ast Friday oftcrnnon .bcv c,,+r,ra, .,,,a,
STEAMERS and one barge 1aae,, tu;,h ,cve-,aan,
storce. eight miles below the town. .rhe9 ~.
narrd thn n1rht bafn1e tn c,nt1,re thcm ~, :, H.
thrfe niles sboye thu toy7n. an1i had s1,Ifr. mi
hoo.a ri, rcadv at I'm 7ivr, Then nn- n,a,sat asa
Guard discovered tletr purnose and aret nn,,
tbcm. thus Giving tho alarm, and the resc,s ~.
t},ed fnr that nf.ht.
I'm Saturday nj dirk sorne Gnn tn an ,nnc,r,d ~
tuelar eight miles below, acd eno crossed ovrr
Oar scouts came In and the alarm WAS nlyen hv
sending runners into the country, Our men vera
nut under arms and party Of mounted men nro-
cecded Immediately to the p1aca Of cross,no and
frcd On them and held them in check until shont
DAYLIGHT. when NC lad mustered abont a09 mon
there, wlercnpon the euert,1as re crossed Or
force there saved or rccapturcd from them aao fat
cattle and large load Of sacked oats. all rrn,se7
States stores, Cur force killed two and wnrnf1ef1
eeyen of them,
Col. johns on the Other day sent them word that
II tbcy would not resist he youId on,g .a,<e thctr
corroes. but 9ttheY resisted be woal1 nnnder and
destroy the town,
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