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Sale Of the Property Of the
CIarksVilIe Gas LIghlC0mDaBy.

ny VIRTUE or A DECREE OF THE CIR
ID cut Court o. ths ua.tef STATES ioF the dlddie
Tfsfriaf Of tennessee rendered az TIE OF. Term,
1854. ID The s4uss g. s. Asbcraf1 uerFEs sad Com
pany, Il Dunlop, agent, add 4. " kenuesiay 1 vi
errse n pub.e safe % ire highest bidder, on he
terms hereinsitsr nlentl0usd, e. tle IDuff house
49, IL, fbe CIV - Nashville. GA
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Notice.

Wray = Gilllsnd, ct ale,
vs.
| VIM h. Lucas surviving partner Of E. Trabue ct
ais
| NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER-
| / ' sons having claims against the estate Of f..
| Irsbue deceasf d, to file the same with the Gle
and Ma terof this Court, or before he I'd Mon
/ day in Feb .usry next.
| T.. R. CAMPBELL,
Clerk u g. Circuit Court, NJ. u. of Tenn.
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published plan Of which can be seen at our office.
snd st the principal Hotels and other public places,
in this city. Being eligbly located on the East
mouth, and at the terminus If the Nashville and
Northwestern Railro d, distance Of " miles from
that City; surrounded, il is, By rich and pro-
ducive country, and being in almost constant river
communication with many of the most important
commercial cities OF the North aud Southwest,
must at no distant day, become acty Of vast bust
ness importance. Such an opportunity for safe
and profitable investment, is but seldom off red.
We the sole agents for the sale Of lots snd are
fully authorized and empowered to grant titles to
purchasers.
nOv23-u IL Cherry street.
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Very Valuable Real Es-
tate for Sale.

DY AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES
ID Circuit Court we offer for sale that valuableqpro
perry on Church street, opposite the ''Saint Cloud
Hotel" between the Methodist Church and the
Simmons block. on which the burnt house" now
stsnds. The house can be easily repaired, and
with the vast amount Of material on the premises
can be made very valuable for many purposes. The
lot fronts about 90 feet and has depth Of 300 feet.
Church s rect, on which this property stands is
bound 10 be the "grest street Of our rapidly
gr ng cily, and this vsluable property possesses
advantages over any other for many purposes.
Under the same authority we offer Sc erai other
houses and lots for sale, on reasonable terms,
within the city limi's, very valuable for many pur
poses. For terms apply 10
J. O. EWING, or
n. f. ALLOWAY, Trustee.
noyl5-f lDl
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No. "a PUBLIC SQUARE.
Rich. Rare and Racvl

A VERY BEAUTIFUL PIcfSRg OF THE
n handsome 4 woman n the WorlS; q peculiar
nch colOred Photograph IL oil taken fn5fn -.
heaubfnl 70 behold. This Is leaily . snagnifeeuf
picture; perfect gem. Shels,S feNiiehina t,esq.
y. fnce hfy cents. Bent free ~ mad ID ! sasled
aifculzr enyeiop. Addfrss DAVIS BRO
noYls-lm Boz 1zzz Poet o1ics, clncinnsfi, o.
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
or
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHFSECIAH,
IN THE TREATMENT or DISEASES, u
GROWING Hin WITH sUCCEe8 ~
OTHER sTATEH, A. 1T vs. ~
NASHVILLE, fEsffEHSkk


M books vfn snow that sor he pat aYs months
ny praciiee hss irereassd hundrsd per osat over
he sst year rnf i is not 70 - surpassed ~ any
in ths STATE. With ny general PrAetes n ths essy'
I trsst TIE following
Chronic Cases
wfh ssHsscdou. Rheunaafikrn, Afscaoos q ne
Lnngs. Dlseeses q ne TnEost, sEsilsd {oints,
sur Limb PieuYisy, Paiue Ulcers, Cencsr, f5rHFs,
Dssssss q ne Heart AID Liver, Inflammation q
tne stomach, NscralRia, Kings Evl Of 5crofzia,
Daafnesz, Diseases q TIE Eyes, Dehiiietsd 5ys-
tau5s IDVspepsia or md Rest5ln nd Con5umpoOa-
sogsshss Eith Al Private Diseases, And DassasS Of
the Urinary Crgnn8-
70 the Ladies.
An AHaetons Of the Wcsno trested VITA g1cseas.
Those Married Ladies VINO have heen - rniori1.
nsle = n1isearry q YseFe aoofseH, &c p e-lIse
% thex full tine 3 1ouad prszlAzI, b EEinE ne >
stsrllIfy.
Vour0 Narred Iai.ss whose misfcrtuns 3: hes
bsen not 70 brse7 forth - das lesson. rssnelinss
God has sad yea shoEid m1lt.piy sad repienish- i
ms Il your desire you CA consult ne ether 81
Isftsr o. in pars0n- No adj 0ger thiFty-fss ys1s
d ace nsed raaks applieariol- Al connnaaeations
~ letter o. peEson sirieiiy eon1sieE1Ai-
Efzkt Emissions Cured.
Tozsg Maz, stoP nefors Jou hsr-ner 90. o. a.
fise.sss -, - - ~ - -
arzres thnf understtkd trcafng { aEd - you ca
~ that aaFs clrsd do1enz IN MS efiy, as vel -
10 dfereni staiess Eao hsEe speni dollar aler del-
sa vng lsftsu and sending meiieiae % al para q
ne country. Ia WoTd. AZ mat are dizeaeee IL
ny way, asd vi egs ne q eAi, ! IN Rse szts-
TsrtsamsaL Ths bssl % sesofeassa Ktaa = ss.s
~ iostsrs dirssssS 70
DR. MoaILL,
uulo1 slrssi, kashFias, lura.
Ssai VI Ness VA psoznps silsaAoa-
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Quartermaster's Department.


BvT. BRIG. GEN. J. L Donaldson,
Chief QuarterInaster, Department OF the Dunbar
land. Office los CherrT-street.
CAPT. JAS. ,. RUsLING A. ON,
Chief Assistant Quartermaster. Office los Cherry
street.
COL J. c. CRANE,
Inspector Q N Dept, Reeeipting snd Distributing
9uartermsster Y. 3. Military Railroads. Office
Chureh-street, at Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT. g. B. BROWN, A. Q. NJ,
in charge OF Railroad Transportation, Freight and
Psssenger) Office Church-street, at Chattanooga
Depot.
CAPT. oHAs. 7. WIG, A Q. NJ,
General Disbursing Officer G artermsster's Depart
masters Department. Office, I07 Cherry-street.
in charge Of q shipyard.
CAPT. T. J. cox, A. g. n,
in charge Of Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equip
age, Stationery, Q"srtermasters' Blanks, and Stor
age Of Public Property. Office II Market-street
CAPT. GEO. b HIBBARD, A. Q NJ,
in charge Of FoRge and Straw. once 90 Cherry
CAPT. oHAA h IKvIE, A Q n,
m charge Of Corralls, Stables, Public Animals,
Means OF Transportation, Lumber, Workshops, &c.
Once lO9 Cherry
CAPT. ". A. wAIEwRlGHT, A O n,
In charge Of Qusrterrnsster's Stores, Horse Medi-
ONES, Hardware. DC. ofHes los Chsrry-street.
CAPT. A. v. WILLS, A O NJ,
in charge Of Depot Of U. s. Colored Troops and
freedmen, and government Printing House, and
al Public and Private Buildings used IS Ftore-
houses, Ofhces, Quarters, &c. O1ice II cedar 81.
CAPT. ". MILLS,
74th Regiment Ohio Volunteers, A. A. Q. NJ, In
cnsrge Of Post Tr n.por aiOn, Fuel Issut ; 20 De-
tachmeHtss Hospitals, Barracks, &e. Once, II
Cherry street. Also inspector q suffers Goods,
and al Private Stores shipped 70 the Front. ofhce
49, Cherry-street-
CAPT. GEORGE IsEEsTETx,
18th Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A. Q. N.
Assistant % Capt ], c. Crane, A. q. n. once
Church-street, At Chattanooga Depot
CAPT J. z JAMES, A on,
"a charge Of Issues Is Tennessee Troops. ofhce
State Capitol
1T. 8 q. sTEyKss,
Chicago Board Of Trade Battery, A. A. O. NJ In
charge Of EIyer and Depot TRANSFORMATION and fusi
for steamers. oface s. Cherry street.
Requisitions and Estimates for Public Propertv
end supplies should se made on the Issuing UIcers
separately.
special acquisitions, no. 20. sre required for All
ARTICLES not limited b. Toe Army ReEllasious sE,d
must be approved by Brigade and DIVISION Com
Inandsrs, or the Commanders OF Troops unassign-
cd % brigsdes or Divisions.
acquisitions Tor supp ies, for troops stationed At
Nashville, viii Re filled b he Post QllsFternastor
on the approval Of the Post Commander Unless
they call Tor anmals, Of transportation l.r-
Der, o. printing, When he approval 0 the Chief
Reqeisitions and Estimates for Supplies AZ The
Front must be preseoied 10 the DEPOT Quar- ef-las-
ters there Only ID extreme cases II tney Re o.
sued on here, and then only when approved b ne
CHEF euSrteTrnasteF Of the Army.
All signatures = acquisitions and Estimates
should give t5e ordinary autograph q the 0tflcer,
followed By his rani and the nunbsf aud deei gns-
too Of ais regiment OF command.
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Police Department.

Captain. Fl. PICKETT.
LIST Lieutenant-WM DAELKT.
I'd Lieutenant. F. IEGAILA
LIST Ward-DAx BIRcHETT,
VIM II WILKINSON, Jr.
ID Ward-B. w. kinney,
A. G. BYRON,
VIM BAKER.
Sd Wards. J. STARKEY,
w. w. PHIILIPs,
JAMES MILLER.
4th Ward-WM MALLORY,
A. J. HEAD.
5th Ward-JoEL Phillips,
JOSH WEATHERFoRD.
9Th Ward-JoHS FIRTH,
SAM PLUMMER.
7th Ward-JoHE LAVENDER
9Th Ward-BIRD BRUCE.
9th Ward-WM. JACKSON,
JOSEPH CAPPa
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GEN ERAL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentiary. Surgeon Burk1tE Cloak, u. g
Vols, in charge.
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near Penitentiary. Surgeon W. Threlkeld, u. 8
Vols, in charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hill. Surgeon ]. E. Herbst, u. b. Vols,
IN charge.
NO l GENERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon ]. L. Stanford, U. 8.
Vols, ia charge.
NO. 2 GENERAL HOSPITAL
College Hill. Surgeon J. E. Herbst, u. 9. Vols,
in charge.
no. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
8. E. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. r. Ludlow, U. s. Vols, in
charge.
NO. 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Masonic Hall, Church-street Surgeon r. r.
Taylor, U. s. Vols, in charge.
NO. ii SMALLPOX HOSPITAL.
On the Charlotte Road. A. Asst Surgeon g. W.
France in charge.
NO IA GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near N. and @. Railroad Depot. Surgeon S. &.
Fuller, U. s. Vols, IN charge.
NO. 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Corner ia inner and Line-streets, Surgeon W.
NJ. Chambers, U. s. Vols, in charge.
NO. 10 COETRABAGD HOSPITAL
On College, between Church and Broad-streets
A Asst Surgeon Justin konayne in charge.
NO. I9 GENERAL HOSPITAL.
On Market-street, between Union and Church
streets. Surgeon W. ii. Thom, U. 8. Vols, iE
charge.
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Salurdar. 7th Of january. ISe5,

e 10 o'clock A. n, the hlioNisg property belong
ina 10 sad CisrixsFllie ffas i4Shf Company. w.
i0i 4 and Ia ne cfy e. Clarzsfe IN sald bstret
o. VII b the zls s0rks d aid Company are stua-
I'd, farIaorly bsionalusl - Jane brii7ruaagh and
ad6ins ire = of II Irul0p e ais. Also. al tte
f4pe. msehine s. sts hEtafes. lnplenients, tools,
80 argurtena1sses heioaeing % sad COMPANY, lr-
eiuilne the lamp posts in sad en-, and Al and
every speeiss d pr0psIi5 eogneefel with san -
~ gas HoTEs aad rssi estate . ID - soid % ~
mou hs time without rtdafnpiscn- slth rote sit1
aEroFed seeur y, end Sen rstaiEeli on Sad lana
until the puych2se monfY Z rzla. The ether pro
nsrfy VIII - sold f0f cash 10 band.
= r. GLAslock, Cofrrsiss.oner.
.HoEsex II HAEaIsoE, sol s0f Complainant
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov 30 1864. !

HEADQUARTEs 80 POST OF NASHVILLE, I
NASHVILLE TENS., Nov. 30, 1864.
General Orders -
H. All citizens at this Post not engaged
ia leaitimate business or employment, and not
perm anent y domiciled at the Post, are di ected
and required to -diately proceed 10 LOUSY lie,
KY or such other places north Of the lines Of this
Depsrtmen they may see (.
App icstions for passes will be made TO the Pro
yOsI Marshal Of the sost. All persons failing 10
corp y with these riders within reasOnabl, time,
and unable n give satisfactory tor the de-
lay, Will re sted and sent north Of the Ohio
river 70 re ain uTing the
The Provost March ] is charged with the enforce
nent OF these Orders.
BY command Of big. Gen. JNo. F. MILLER
dsci-lOt L. ROWLAND, A A. 9.
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Peraonally sppezred be1ors ne a. Aldaruaa az
Ne esty "a Pi1lafslFs1ia. =. T. Hsimb6id, Hno b.
11s day ssorn. t0th azy, ~ preparslons ccatsla
% ualiate, - eaefenfys o. other ~ lrola trusss
isuf are Fureiy FeEetatlo- y. Z. hELa8tllI.l-
9~ofn and suhscnhsd bef5rs ne. us ~ day1 q
NogsInner, lssf. M. p. HIbaARu,
Akieruan, elh-street, above Racs. FiflA.
Addresa lettsFs or nfoFnlstion IN coadtancs,
III. II. HEi.MBOLil, ChaEzIisl
Depot To- soufk Isuth-strre4
beio9 Ibestsut PhiiaIsciptla.
BEWARE OF COUHTERFETS
AND UNFRMCIFLzp DEALEas
Eho endsaEor - aispose sOf fHkik Own All
e1tsere sFtlclea % iEe sepu111cn altll11si ~
Haimhold's tsnElae Prepara1qas.
Exinaca bustu.
ezrsarkElia
fm1FoFal Res 80.
aeI4 hF az Dyuaeist1 sFefyalinfe
Ask lF0R HELMRoLrS-TAha 30 oIAEE
CaaI ouftta afssrc1sauout, aad seai " 4 Az
MN E1fsoSg 9 aoN,AEo kxf08Dk&
'aw8 b-lI
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BLOOD BLOOD BLOOD
Hslnboid's Highly Conoouiraisa ossaPsuad
Fluid Extract SarssParIlIa
SYPHILIS.

This IL An sfsction Of tns hood. and attacig 10
seTual Or,,lna, Ldnings q ne Noss, Ears, Ihroet
Windpips, and other muc1s slf secs, making o.
sp,.ear.nos 10 he form q Dlcsrk. HsinbolG's EE-
trset saFsapsrills purEes the Blood, and REMOVES
~ aaly eruDHons ~ Tie skin, giving ~ ne corr
oIsEiOn 4 clear and healthy color. u htdng DrsbaY
"a expressly for this class q compl1nts u tlsod-
purifying properties are yreefrrea 10 grsater
Tent fha1 SBy othsr preparation q aaraaparila.
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Day and Evening Sessions.

CoURsE OF Study, most complete.
System OF INsTRucTIoS, THOROUeH and
BUsIEEss-LrKE, Gin the proper aeceptstiOn
Of these terms.)
Daily Session throughout the year.
Gss-ThE Principal an experienced Book
keeper.
Tuition, fiaH Curse Life Scholarship, $40.
octl44m
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w. r. CORNELIUS,
Government Undertaken,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF METALLIC
BURIAL CASES AND
Zinc Collins.

Principal Once and Ware-ROoms, No. IS
Church Street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses at Murfreesboro', Tulisbo-
ma, Wartraee, Shslbyville, Chattanooga
and stevenson, Alabama.
~ All communications promptly an
swersd.
Mr.. ". Z. CORNELIUS is authorised 70
refer 10 me. He is gentleman Of integrity,
and will perform ali that he UNDERTAKES or
promises.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
Jan 1T
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Medical Department,

SURGEON ". CLENDENIN, o. s. VOLS,
Assistant Medical Director, Department Cum
berland. Office a CherTy-street.
SURGEON R FLETCHER, Q. 8. VOLS,
Medical PurVeyOr, q. g. A. Office North side Of
Public Square, between Market and Front.
ASS SURGEON D. BACHE, o. s. A.,
Medical Inspector. Once "A Cherry-street.
SURGEON L. A JAMES, 4TH o. Y. G.,
Health Officer and Post Surgeon. Office 81
Cherry street.
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FEMALES. FEMALES. FEMALES.

Take no Balsann, Mercury, o. unpleasant medicine
ior unpleasant and dangerous dissaaas.
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DR. MoaTLL,
ueios slryss, hasnslls. fsss.
Jsaf VI Hess VIII pronupt ailsaaaA.
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new and elep.nt design Of Family Bibles. ar
ranged for * eco keno res.
Descriptive Catalogues nlslled Zee 10 any address
on Application.
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BOOKS
Photographic Family Bibles

For all classea. upon an subjects IN every style Of
hnainsr and IN ndlees sa'iety. Exclusive
Agent forthe
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Ii 8 a. bIEIEh1,
Chicago Board Of Trade Battery, A. A. O. NJ, in
charge Of River and Depot TransDorfstion, ana usI
for steamers. Oface s. Cherry street
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CAPT. GEORGE IsEEsTEN,
18th Regiment Missouri Volunteers, A. A. @. NJ.
Assistant 70 Capt. ], Q. Crane. A. q. ~. once
Church-street, At Chattanooga Depot.
CAPT J. z JAMES, A Q. NJ,
/ ia charge Of Issues Is Tennessee Troops. OFce
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-11
THE GEORGIA Front.

The Macon Confederate OF the 29th says:
"The most accurate accounts from atlanta represent
the so!7 Gre Wing around in he direction of The
West Point ard the Macon Railroad, and our men oi,
lowing an interior and parallel line. Both are tortying
as t1ey 60. 49,
"rhe Augusta road is abandoned altogether in the
vicinity Of Atlanta, but there is a ra9ng party still olt
along it, tearing up the track, burning bridges and de
pots After the enemy disasronsy defeated near
Decatur last Friday, they gave up ali hope OF gaining
the rear of Atlanta tha! direction and 10" at
tempting to cut it cf1 On the West Point side.
"The main body of Sher1naa's army is now On the
Western and Atantic Railroad and west of the lines
and reaching out to get held OF East Point where the
two railroad intersect each other.
"Ihe country viii be glad to learn that our army has
been heavily reinforced by many thousands Of veteran
troops and that an uGconqueraoe spirit now pervades
every rank in 1t. All thoughts OF giving up Atlanta
have vanished, and one enerta!ns an idea that il
will be surrendered at ell.
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CoTrcN AS A SUBSTITUTE EoR LINT DR.. Not, OF
Mobile recommends cotton as Substitute i2r lini, IN
hospitale for tie following rcaGCIs:
l. It's abundance, caeaPness, and general dis5emioo-
ton
2 lis voIoe in padding agintS where there are FAC
lures TO be treated.
g. Cotton has always been used as Q soothing 6fes-
sing to burns, when the inflammation ia OF The hi5 est
possible grade
a. l have used for twenty years on dre37ng s'unp7,
wounds Of al kiDd8 including gun SHOT cJtln aud nat,
indisc7 Intimately and could never see eDy Gih-'eAce,
where both articles gCo1.
s. Bucgrave, Surgeon to the King ot Belgium, has
written volume On the advantage Of c'nol dress
ings and other Surgeons IL Europe recommend it.
G. Under the name Of yceat h"', surgeons hovs been
usjrg tor many years, Ein1 oi msy Cpt'on II ~ ,
which is nothing bit cotton alo he pio'ee.l0l has
therefore, fully ionod It's use.
When wus Medical Director oi Gen, Br2E 5 eTny,
At Corirtb had the hoapilais freely sgryn vi CIT
" substtu ed for En ard ausweref al the nd' s''aJs
With the exception Of Dr. Son", OF Ne" . e2i.s,
haeve have GOsa nrr3 operative tursFF, rnr.Ug tie
lest ttty yearg, thHn 2Dy nan 5ohh .. ihL PtDiac;
and n7 expartnca is too cGEc csiV2, 80 "y C|1 rud
at least as TO the vGuG CT cotton. i 90 DO. h-2i de
TO say that would prefer really vii n fe, e c1ac-
cie for general use as diess II } u It - ID
abuDdanca but tie cotton au3Gus 20 poll ina l. IS -
dic1'nrs to keep QUE ladies ,u u Cir sine ~ Fc'Gp'
lag lint Most Of the liot sent to t33 army IS very
coarse and f:r inferior to good c. ton.
There arc certain ideas wIcb ne on the world aad
zt;ch cannot be- erad!cated; slch b5ery after con
rpasina putting irritating substances ll,0 -s cas-
10 make thei1 heal t:cirg liz wool C1 re2r55
lead t. draw his palate up, &c So 10 tne PrJui.2e
about cotton, w.ticn hope you my do much tY"ardJ
era a1ca,inY.
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YANKEE EEW8.

McBILE, August 81, 1854.
The Memphis Evening Times of tbs 10Th ut aays that
the steamer Clara Bell sunk at Carolina landing the
24tn. She total loss. gun5oat sent to her relief
driven off, The rebels moving up towards Colum-
Their consists of four hundred Texas cav6r
with four pieces of artillery The river said to be ef
fectually blockaded.
The Pauline Carroll was also disable and towed eff.
Light transports at tas mouth of White River and
cannot go up. The rebels fifteen hundred strong
aniders Bluff. Gen. Gibbs charged Col Brooks command
of three hundred, twelve miles from Helena, forcing
[Federas] back, following ten miles. Col Brooks
several prominent oeers and hityseven privates
killed. Col. Brooks remains have reached Memphis.
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FROM THE UNITED DsTATE7-CGNFEDERATE FORCES
IN Observation-Disclosures BURNED.

u.
RICHMcND, Aug. Sd, 1864.
The Baltimore American of the 1st and I'd instant has
been received The s5 refers to the explosion the
in front of Petersburg and the sight magnificent
in tho extreme. The entire work. mounting sixteen guns
blown into the air. end rendered ofruins. I'M
medately after the explosion assault made the
rebel works By the and sh corps the 5th being held
ia TIE assault Euccessu carrying the
tire front limo OF the eneYs works. and capturing many
prisoners The American of the second says the loyal
people again called upon to ahow how we'll they viii
bear themselves under the dssserths assault upon
tersburs failed. Onr forces repulsed with loss OF
five thousand including prisoners The strength of the
rebel posiion is usimpaired.
The rebel cavalry crossed the Potomac fifteen miles
above Wilamp mport-passed directly Maryland, en-
tered Pennsylvania through Me-cersburg. Abou
five hundred Of McCaus!snds entered ChambersburE
and demanded the payment of half million Of dollars.
Before the demand was complied with the town fired
and nearly the whole of is was burned.
Governor Curtain has called the Legislature together
make provisions for the defence of the State.
WTjghts CO uma must this have reached Winchester
and if the rebels attempt to retsin possession Of the Shs
Dandoah Valley despeI ate battle may be expected.
Lincoln was at Fortress Monroe Sunday and had ar
interview with Grant.
Tho Detroit Tribune asserts that Thompson Clay aDt
Holcombe crossed Detroit river several days and
now in the Western States.
The latest quotation for gold was 25S l-2.