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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-25
oRDNAN f DEPARTMENT,

ORDNANr f DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, TENS., Oct II, 1857
StEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- az this Office until Tuesday, October 2jth IsGi
Al II O'Clock, NJ, for furnishing this Department
with good, merchantahle HARD WOOD.
The whole qUEsDti,y to lie supplied viii be at least
One Hundred and Fifty {l10) Cords and not 10 ex-
oeei Three Hundr ed and fifty (350l Cords. Bidders
will state the price per cord At hch hey will IL liver
the l5O cords. and lhe rate of delivery. The first
delivery 70 be made on or before the lst day OF No
YvInbeT next and 1T such point in this city as may
IL designated by the undersigned.
bidGers VIII aiso state az what price per cord
they will deliver as much more as may be required
not 10 exceed the maximum amount ind Gated
above
Bids to be in duplicate, and accompanied by a
copy Of this advertisement
No bad viii perceived except from Loyal parties,
and each bid must be accompanied by an Oalh Of
Allegiance, taken before competent authority
The suceessful bidder or bidders viii be required
10 enter nto bonds for the faithful performance OF
the ir con racts.
The right is reserved = reject any or o, Il bids.
Bidders will be present when the bds are
opened
f. F. TOWNSEND,
Capt Is Infantry, COmnd Depart
oct l2-I3t
Times and Cumberland journal copy
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A family in Chicsgo lost daughter
OF seventeen years Of age about two
months ago. They could obtain no clue
to her Whereabouts. The other night
a hearse was driven 10 their door,
coffin was taken out and plsced iu the
hall, with the simple remark "There
is YOUR daughter Accompanying the
remains was the keeper Of house Of
ill-fama
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
pAYABIE AnVANcF.
70 ADVERTISERS II DETAIL,
THE RATES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS.

Advertisements IN tha Specisl C0luuln, first time
Tam 10 5 !iEes, 81 0V-eEch EddinOnal hue, q
cents; subsequent Insertions 10 cents per i.De. Ia
Lusesl C0UpiD, first Tins, from 70 hnes 81 o.
eas h additional line, - csutss subsequent in5er-
tons. ~ cents per line.
al advert seneuts OccupylnE n to II p7Sitou,
and ad5 double column lsefnents, Viii he
charged Sa1s per cest advance en regular Rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Wl Ia hhaFeA5 at the reguisr Advertising Fatas.
and must lnENis@J - pad IN Eiya1ce, uF no in.
-ertlOn made.
ANNOUNCEMENTS oF CANDIDATES.
Fer State $50 ca
Fot county Oiicef3 ii
GE Jity ~
We, the undersigned, have this dsy sdspted he
AtcTc rntes ior advertising, to winch We Mad Oa.-
selves strictv n enhpra-
WsI. CAMERON & CO.
fOEN WALLACE for the T-sUoS-s.
BARRY, WTNHAN X co. for Pcs.
NAsByILLE, TtSS sept .. Is6L
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eve haf checked orr steel-
Silent with wonder, where the m untain val
j. p.lfu % heaven eud through th- narTesr Fcif
Of the vasi rocks, sgiiEst whose russ-d leti
Eeais The med .rlnosl with rert etuia ro1r;
where noon-day - ~ tsLishf. a1d the whit
Comes burfepe'i a!th the everlasting moan
% Forests aud u lar OF water h,ils.
We had looked uDsari where she summer sky,
Iass'-llei Huh c.0ud. Il b woven ~ lse slu,
sprung - blue arch shove its atur1uE cEag-,
Der-rool ug the vast pOrlsi 81 the ian1
Leyond lhe val u ncunla.ns..
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County COurt--BedfOrd County.

OCTOBER TERN, 1864
"'''i'i L. - Petition 10 remove
Thomas C. Mosly, Admir-, &c. Administrator.
In this csse itappeanng to the Court that Thomas
G. Mosly, the defendant, is a nonresident OF the
State Of Tennessee 20 that the ordinary process of
laW cannot be served on him Il Is ordered that
pulicsson be made in the NashTil Weekly Uat0a,
q newspaper publish ed ia the city Of Nashville, for
four successive weeks, requiring said Mosly TO aD
pear before said Court, at the Courtroom, in Shell
byvlle on the first Monday il December next, TO
plead answer or denur To cOInplainants petition,
or the same vi be taken confessed and set for
hearing Gr pUrf6. JOS. H. THOMPSON,
Octl3-4 W; prs fee, $40. Clerk and Master.
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50, 25 and 10 cent Novels, and the
Novelette,, always on hand

We would respectfully invite The sitentcn o.
NEws-DNALEEs bs0NsfLLrRsi ana Dealers ID CHEAl
PuEtIcAu0ss PEEiODlcALs, &c, TO our iacllites ioi
tacking and forwarding everything M Cur lsae lrift
fts utmost pr0aphasdo ard "a patch. All good.
naked with tho utmost care, and fnIwaruod in at
tnstane ss by the tefv earliest C9HrCuaHcs Following
DE rt-reips oi the orders When preferred ~ Gus
TONERS. We send by Mail every day.
RA~The prices Of Papers, Magazines, &c, aio ai
thi.Ftirne lowing 70 The continual change IN the
,,rice OF Pri1tng Faisrl, very nuetGa!lng, and We
therefore oinit printing the prices % auFthng n hf
lit Persons desiring D. learn ihe pIlce az any
publication Will be promptly Informed by ictum
NAL. n they viii give ~ a li-t OF what nay oe
snS,ser &. j.. bELIsnNiDEk,
ss College street, Nashville, Tenn,
BS- In sending us money, alsays meniita The
CI,E1P NoyErs At TIA L0WEsT PEIoEs.
iIlyz3-Sm
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The Books Of lrhy Morgan A Co. ran - fotBd st
the shove e-tsl3 ishInent where MessTs. John ?.
White, c A. hOores and b. II. Cooke vii attend
iosthe settlement d their business
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FRAM TILE FRnNT.

Core spondence Of The Nashville Union
12e ys5si 9aid-Tie elc,actsr Of he com
t5y--7He sieqs Of Resaeca-4Gs gal'o1f
fqht at IS!foa--RyaeTy Of Ioleu an5
lEego,,ri traous
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-25

The mountain did not come to the
great author Of the Koran-nor will II
come to us in its glory and divine
beauty, unless we study it faithfully.
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County COurt--BedfOrd County.

oct l2-I3i
Times and Cumberland Journal copy.
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MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTIOEs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF CtNpTpATss /

Wil IA hhareA5 at the reglsr Advertising Fatas,
and must lnFarisby - pad in Biya1ce, OF no in..
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franklin SsrancI,.
oning Division.
Dss. WHITTIER.

DuYAlk MEDICAL ADVICE FbEE or CHAR0E.
stthrnnic NtrNocs. Urinary and ~cSuAl u.easr free.
IN plain sest letter envelope. for cents prepay
postage ltir clear teluestor Of ga the seatss
conditions fss-iag i1 thr ufria ut 70 tne moral
las evco - Indulgence. exposures ald lmpraderce-
iu married and single fe EverY eutcfce eunt afrs fa
strueon 20 ihe afCted and shnuld he read ~ every
young D. Go kcep them oG the sAoa. ch oth
have bccr efakep ~ Q4tccs. AmslHeUts e. clearly
stated to p llttr tte control cf Jnico-s treatment
and thereby prevsaf rclnaoa to one very proc ca1s
- dess~ Ses-iy r~eTy of di,sss~ treatec
Wtbvut hlldfaace lQ business. Medicine cent ~ mall.
.,cage iGou obsfrvsen. Charge uotrrals corsa.ta-
tf1r. rs letter fhe Office f-rg,
Oa.cs g. ~ C6aries street. sNh ant seventh
,ns square south q LIuteil Hotel 2 q. Rcx .s p -
LoUis 30. Circular Lsusr especially for ladiss con.
tAag othns refer ~ 60 seHuai Diseases - 6 -'s
-asf.rs ftnf-fku',
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Resolved ThA, Il the future, 70 the past, vill
adhere with swervBg 6deity the Union under the
Constitution the only Od foundation of strength
security and happiness as people, arc a. nainer ork
ofgyvemeni equally conducive ~ the welfare and pros
perlty of al the states both Northern and Southern.
Resolved That fhis does explicitly declare
s the sense Of the American people that after four
Of failure restore the Uuon BY the experiment Of
during which under the pretense % military necessity oT
power higher than the Constitution, the Constitut
tsef has dsressrdsd IN every part. and public b
eriy aud private right alike iroden down, and the nate
si prosperity ofths country essentially impaired us,,ec
rnred ste eorts be ads for cessation of hostities
with view 10 ultimate convention OF the states or
other psseesoe means, TO the snd tas, a. iee ea,isst
practicable moment peace may be restored % ne bass
u the Federal Union OF the States.
Resolved That the direct interference 81 the military
authors a the United States in the ree-nt elections
held IL kentucy Maryland. Missouri and Delaware. was
shameful violation Of the Constitution, and repetition
o. such acs in the approaching election VIII ec held ~
revolutionary and resisted viii all tue means an1 power
under our control
Resolved hat tAe AIn and object Of the Democratic
party j. preserve the Federal Union and the rights Of
the States unmpsred and they hereby declare
consider that administrative usurpation OF extraord
nary and dangerous powers not granted by the Consu
ton The subverson OF The civil by military Law In States
not IL Instruction the arbitrary military arrest, mpris
onuen trial of American citizens IN States
civil exists IN full force The suppression Of
freedom Of speech and " the pres the denial ot tee
right Of asylum the open aud svowed disregard ~ state
rights, the employment Of unusual test oah and the
interference with and denial Of the night o the people TO
bear sruis In their defense; calculated 70 piss.
Of the Union and the PerPe;ua,.oa Of The
Government deriving IL Just poveT- from the eonssn, Of
the governed.
Resolved. Ths the shameful disregard of the Admins
traton 20 It, duty IN respect TO our follow citizens VIE
are, and long have been, prisoners OF war IN suf
fering condition. deserves the ssyerest reprobston on
the alike OF public policy and common humanity
Resolved, That the sympathy Of the Democratic party
heartily spd earnestly extended 10 the soldcy OF our
army aud saors o. navy Who are and have been In
the neld and under the Gag Of their country
snd ~ ths event Of is attaining power they viii receive
all the care protection and regard that the brave sol
ders and sailors 90 the republic have nohly cara ed
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NOTICE,

I'D I ~ ~ O L L TT O ~. -
FUNHE parnefshp heretofore existing under the am,
of sawyer 4 stsrre.t p hereby dissolved hy mutual
consent. .i
All persons Indebted to AS will plesse call sad set,
their accounts the OF our succrssofs NcSss
Sswyer S'oneusn Hassslman.
J. 4 SAWYER
JAMEs STARrETT
SAMUEL T. HANNA.
indianapolis, Oetober 10, Is6i-novi Dc,
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a.rrs or ADvsmTrs,se.

RIsness Notices published in TIE local column 81 Ten
under, viii - charged fcr each insertion al i
sYfr tsg ans<, tsu caIts per ilns.
Ann0asrinx iesbs wlth amer se,ice s';sehsd ~.
without notice free
Marriage Notices a. cents.
Notices Of Festivals, Pcues aud ExcurSous gotten a. by
niivtluals ocafons by churcbe, the tegaisr
price,.
Advertisement loaded sad placed under the heat q
Special Notice. ~ ton lines over will be charged double
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers 20 pay quarterly
Announcing candidates or Offices of even descupioa
b charved The ~ sl 80 fer each IN tho
Daily and f3 Ia the Daily and weekly. the o. i
al eases, paid IN advance.
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sgiesisod g ou. sht 10 sdsi-ins yer IL his advertise
uss; ear ociuoos % todsT's paper - take both,
Of he hst reo0rnessed Anti-cbeera xi.tur, yc-,
knspssotr, q may save tbs ivvs of mary II our bes
soldiers, NgsAe1, see tbs your soos d. nos peslee,
Too sstit Drag sto-ss per so,,i.
u -. b-si rsnefT for rsrrAsss sat Dys.gs,ty
asre57-siysoi&riy
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SENTINEL.
National Democratic Platform
of 1864.

THE USfoS-TuE CoSsriTrTToS-PEAoE-P
LIc LIEERrY-PRivArE RIGHTs-FRET ELEc
rIoSs-A FREE PREss-FREE SPkEcn-TRfsL
By JrRY-THE RieHr or AsrtrH-JUs1Ioy TO
orE SoLpITEs.
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WANTED.
MARRIED LADIES

VUvUOSr tsal'h vi 90. aiinl' ~ A. .-e-s.s. q,
Nv family ssfa ret amp fo- up STt AFT,S PR.
Vafr c fECUi.kR TO ~ RNfFp LADIES saa common
-snss Wi isll you = "a 10 HChBUG. al conrauulca.
tlons ttrscly eonclestAl
Dr.. pCDLEY STCARr
sspoee- 50 ~1rr pre~e soof, chsonro. ~.
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
H HI NN<N ~.
1864. H0 u 1854,
NEW BROAD GAUGE
Passenger, Freight, MaiI, Express
aud Through Route,
Connecting AZ sssansoes " Y. With the Eris Rail.
"ay ferns eontinnous SIS feet Tack sen Sew YOrt
Akron or Cleveland.
On snt sfer No1csy, Nay is,i. lssI Through Pas.
-nger and Freight TRANS win regularly between
CLEU'EL.f.s-D s. VIEW FORK.
NEW AND IMPORTANT PASS
ENGER ROUTE.
FARE AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER
ROUTE.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Passenger by this Line hsv- choice cf sve difsrssi
routes between New Yc-k and Boston.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be obtained at any Of the Office of the Ers Railway
aad al Ticket Offices Of Connecting Lines West South
west; also az the Central Ticket orfce unoer tie We'd
dell House, Cleveland o.
Ask for Tickets ria he Ad5ntie 0nd GreSt VEST
ern and Erie RoVsoays
Passenger Trs!as stop AZ Mesdylle thirty minutes Civ
rgpsSsengers ample time 70 dino at the
"McHENRY HOUSE
The best Railway Hotel ln the country.
New and Expeditions Freight
Liuc--ALL RAIL.
No trsnshipmen. o. sregh, between New ro-s and Ak
Cleveland
Merchants IN the West and Southwest will End II 10
their advantage order their goods be forwarded via
the Erie and Atlantic Great Western Railways thus
saving trouble and expense.
Roies n Freiqk, as LO1 by any Other al
Rail Route.
Especial sen;ioa will be given 20 ,he speedy
portstiOn Of Freight Of all kinds, Esst or West.
The Engines Cars and ether equipments of this CON-
pany are entirely new and Of the mos, improved mod
style.
The only direc; route 70 tse wonderful
OIL REGIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Via Meadvilie or Cory.
Prom Leaviisburg the Mahoung Brsnch runs %
Youngstown and the Coal Mines
This Road being extended. ssa Will 90 in
pete running order TO Gallon. Ursans Dayton and Ga
cInlat. without break Of gauge.
=. FARNSW0RTH, General Freight Agent.
T. n. GOODMAN, General Ticket Agent.
HE. sWEE1SER, den'l Supt.
Meadville, Ps.. Nov. 10. ises. ryl+-diy
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TO INDIANA MILITARY OFFICERS,

EXECUTIVE DEFAsrNANT OF lTpflNaj
BUREAu OF FrsAScE.
lXDIASAroLIs. June "a, le64
IEDiAKA OFFICERS who have bess or are s.rsius p
the army, infor1Ni that their oTcr s0ce ReinrDs
vii be Esee up sat plsS4,ed 20 ihe proper department
sri certificate q scQsitiAncs oba!let. ffss u Ct1r
81 applying y e ?. Rocker Chief Clerk State Orc.
nance Department. ofce - stsrs Ysisns' hard.
VAR store No. ~ Wet Wsshington street. thesnapos
Ry making returns, a. shove alTectel. oScers v no
only save al foss b., they WI De able .este With tne
Government sn1 draw iheir psy from three
oa;hs earlier tbss Il tbe SSsDsss .Gsyus;ec Clam
Agents.
Ry o-cs- ~ e.~--rr- So~iys
y. Il. X. TERRELL,
es5-dff Financial Ssrrsfery.
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MEDICAL.
Galen's Head Dispensary
Established I'm 1850 and Chartered
BY the Legtslature OF kentuekr,
for the treatment of
N-cspe1.sss - n IDA Se - 0cS,
SE.uE.S.fL W-E.1k.S-ESS.
Ara ~ Asse ~ ,h. Urinary AZ Generate. Organs
sf ho.h Ssirs
frsr PUBLISHED,
a PRIVATE MEDICAL TREaTISE
NJ E DlCAl.
A ra,vars MEDICAL TREATISE

nS vENEREAL DISEASES.
~ including Gonorhes. Gleet,
syphilis, Structure, Gravel, siope, L
Rup,ures, Piles, FlstulR, Urinary e
Deposits. and ell Diseases Of ihs ~
KldDsgs, Bladder. Prostate Gland. .At
ard Ssvf1al VesicIcs, and thsI ~
treatment. including q cbspiss 70 <MY
FENAIT DISEASES. with ot- WUL
servailons GA marriage sni ihc MH
prsverfloa ~ conception Coz.
isluinz Trcs,iss cn Sell Asuse. S|<
SpsrnstoFThes, Sekuai aud SeT. ~
voasDeblli'y, Bsrrsnrcrs and lu'
Do,enes Ia both seIeA; toe eeoe,s of "a
he body and nl1i, aud the ASthof's Se'
az .hesa cssss IL tall, tbs only saccess
cure. wi,h an exposition of ouackery.
This serk = rot Qusek advertisement.
snc guide Ter married sud single. Il j
tha; gives tie tfestmeni of al the above
Ergiisk, with full direction for ssif-ifest
tains rrnch vslrshle iuformAt'cn not pre-
n pablo notice. lie woTk eoatalns $50
pla,ss ard scEravices Il the shov. s.se sse
sisre-s 10 a sealed wrapper, cn receip
Those aHic;sd With any - tie shove
placing themselves 1Dder fi- 'yesfuer
should trsi read this w0rs.
oPFICE-3li F.'th :irc>i. cc;-eeo M
seu. wcs, s.'e.
Il, '-Si-s .sfs,- - al letters. si-ect 10
GABES's HEAD Dlsi
Drawer 20. 10
rft4.CA.tAuls
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TENHE FIRST COLLEGE Or TIE WEST WHERE
sctnhi BrsISt practice Is conducted with theory
fgACHlNa, and where session OF Board " Trade r.
held by one experienced li all tue legitimate ,fapsse.
tious snd u-ag-s of tAe Wet.
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FLAMING Z FLOORING MILL.
South New Jersey Street.

pooR. BLIND. AID sssB FkcyoRI. FLAMING
~ and Floorins Mil.
Hsysg eonpietet ny Factory. I sn prepared to TIT.
aise Doors. SAT-, F'iocs. Door and WDtov Frames.
Nold7s, Cor1scs B-aoksts Drss->d Larsbe. westher-
boarding. snc other nssrfsetust iunbsr psrtxnirs 70
bsildins. a. reasonable rates ssy ether nsnusc
;arer . the city. .
Hsv.rs or hsns sis-gs siock ofthorooghy sss-orsf
River fiss Lumber AN enshI>d 20 warrant ~ usr
sfscfnre- ..I..
orssrs for usssiss. sevslns. dre--ss ssd yssssrs
srsse-dsn- wAxaxS rafx
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instruction and Practice.

Tho Instructors ard proprcior ofths College have en-
ioyrd large experience, both in practical Teaching and
actual Bu-up having experience Cf fifteen wears ir
the hg ues AID er several years pruePal Teacher an
brad ofhe actual Ru+lnce' Department ~ tho Pough
kcepsie College. Ia yUdng zen. who devote but
three study. would call their attention
% This system n Ru inr- Instruction and popular Edu
cation where ven eer upon The study apd disep.
Talent aud tapitsi
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Atlantic q Great Western Railway
Rs - s.y


S,UNNER ARRANGEMENT TWO THROUGH tx.
- press Trains between Clevriatd sui NcS Ycss.-
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

F11Hs H0rEL n OPENLY OS THE CORNER 0F
bcisNsrc sa3 Seutl rtreri.. in iudianapciis con-
tanning 20 fct..t. situated Vel 4 t1Tiv.ns
hl-.nsss. 1egus ossr lgggifeo
NrEErNAS = FfFRCE.
r'pfts-f.n Rcsi Erfate sgsnfr
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DAILY STATE SENTINEL
PrnLrsHED EVERY woRSIs8 At
THB AEW SENTINEL OFFICE
Ais SOUTH mERIDIAN STREET.
fcoESEE oy PTAEL sTREET
il0ER, DARKNESS & BINGHAM,
ProprseSOss.

l.f leff n npaihs :.
Ore cops, three months .-...-.....-........ q
ne g., - nloum -.--. ....-.....-..s ~
fsfret ~ fhe csrrrr within ihs siiy, 20 cents PEI
s-ft rasahle 20 ihs carrier
,gyrl. Wi - suppsd al ~ -suta week.
~ bsssr raty bs s.at al car 20 ~ ExPress. 20,
fsd. Register Litter hY mas cihcrWiss ve vii
nct oe rs,i oisilie for aIy los that may occur.
CITY sutcbers y W BE- tss responsible fof paper ef'
ftsr houses afer far have removed. ~ When t1ey
Ssh them d-coftnsd ules rpfice b. gsen Al The Of
ie-6 plbfSauoo
80 gsper sens s..bani pss psyrsrt. aucdlonse'
a. ar pad Tor.
Cogiss of Tue DhuT sEEIusEi BE- had a. the once
each morning. ard ne NkEELF sESrnBt tarb Non
isy morning. neatly eFeioped. Tor mailing
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RNlNG
yfain R.illc.

Leave New York 80 " a Asand ~ 3 -
Arrive Cleveland at............ 80 a - and 6.2e
sundays excepted fSafuiiays excepted
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Merchants Exchange.

The students ef ths College enoy th. beuent pt he
regular meeting. of tli, sel department udueted on
the plan ~ the chicago ard Cincinnati Boards Of Trade
twhere sctuai transactions hafl Reports arc an.
nouuc.d rnd such instruction given viii make all
Peieni 20 buy and se Change agent or principal
Citizens and strangers sreN ID % call address for
further PARTICULAR
GREGORY HUMFoRD
sen'i -dan
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General Vaugh=u. eomm&nding the rebels. was
severely Nouuded IN two places and is secse.ed
sones here IN Greene county.
4 later dispatch from General GiIlem says be
s still picking Up prisoners He had buried 10
rebels. Eis eptire loss in both eshts wss eight
killed aud tventy wounded
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.E AND AFTER MONDAY, OCT 3lst, TRAINS
y will mn ~ follvvs. sunday sscerses:
The sun., 1864-12-16

Sherman operstcd for scms days Win equsa CAS-
ocn and bodnees. He destroyed all DE rszkosA
eommun,cs,ion betweeu thsse cities and sppsass6
W threaten each of them
BY this time General slccum hsd adysnr~d %.
yards Aueussa- On the qe.b he cccupicd waynss-
eoro thirty miles south Of Ausust., and vs.
.s,y acsy n within supporting ds,.nos q e.nsri Hov-
produced the impression among ,he rebeis thss An
susn was the point aimed Of, snd the Confsdersss
forces were concentrated st tha, point. The rsrr-
sons were withdravn from Wilmington and
other points and the militia was gathered in frou
the surrounding country.
AZ this time the army gradually prsased towards
the South Carolina hne and General Poster berins
sherman from Port Royal On tae Dab Of Dccembsr
Joint military and naval expedition, under Gem
eral Foster and Admiral Dahl gren, proceeded up
broad River, and dostroyed the large bridge a POGO
tahgo, thus cutting of railroad COMMUNICATION
between Charleston and Savannah. A heavy skir-
msh occurred ct this place, and the rebels claim
victory in this vicinity, but the subsequshs opors-
hons clearly prove that the advantage was ON our
sicc' Our torcoe enticnched, and throw out pick-
cts which communicated With Shsrmsn's cavalry
advances. On Saturday last CiOthl, General shsr-
man. according 70 the rebel papers was ~ Bloom
ngdAlS hfteeu miles from Savannah. Broad
river hows into she sca st Port Royal, ara
the next river south Ia New river. II VI II
bc seen that in ell probability Generals Fostsr
aud Sherman have united. Il is positively known
that they are within communicating distance q
Savannah 10 two hundred and twenty five milea.
and the disisucc trsversod by The army 10 probably
about hundred miles more, making . total cS
nearly three hundred and twenty-five miles. Al
the rear Of General bherman's army did not leavs
Atlanta until Nov. IL and the rebels report the
army st Ro1mingdaio ON the 9Th Doccmbor, IL win
sppesr that the excellent time Of fifteen miles day
wss made through the entire period OF twenty y-two
days on this long line Of march All the railrosas
In Tue vicinity Of the line Of march were destroyed |;
the slecpers were torn up aud piled In heaps for
ocnt ly the heat In every direction and rendered
worthless. Savannah is strongly fortified towsrds
the scs, but IL is believed 10 be vulnerable
from The land approaches. N nos
Improbable however, that . great battle may 10
fought Tor its possession. the enemy were known
70 have made every preparation 10 defend the
place. General shernAn's army mainly subsistsd
oil the country through which II passed, and the
walls Of the southern press respecting tho loss u
live stock, corn and negroes have already reached
our readers through ths columns Of the Suk.