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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-11-12

n@- Death 0faa itor.-Hon. SAM
UEL MEDARY, Editor of the "Crisis" died
on Monday last, at Columbus, Ohio. He
was o Patriot, Christian and Democrat
GOV Me1sry was about 90 years Of age.
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The printing for the departments of that
Of the War especially, is so urgent that tie
numerous presses of the Government print
ing bureau cannot keep NY with the de,
mand, and hence the private printing es.
tablishmets are employed TO assist
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Court Py0ctQ!0 0[5Dp,

Az IiEREAS, thu Hos. WuifA,f .lt.,.t, r-a.il.r,
w Judge ofthr Court Of oyer auI yr... .r and Lcn.
rral Jail Delivery, Court of NuaT.,s am. or Nh,
Peace aud Court Of Common Plea, air. n1l'q ort
IN the 2Ih Jdiiriu District c0.npus, Nh, cpp.,rs
If Columbia, Sullivan aud WycmII- the Hon Iona
MRrynuld, x stephen Badly ,As,oria.. lg,, Of lp,l
bh county have ISSUED tn prrp r. rim, .L, IN. l
day Of ST. in tiIr year Of our IOrt m tn.ynu. ,rl
hundred ana sixty tour and 10 ne tir,,. flr t r
Court of Oyer and Termncr aud General Jail dal,rry
General QlIucr ssions Of tho Peace Common pl,,E
aud Orphans Court. IN Hlounsburg in Inc couItv Z
Columbia on e hrst Monday, .b.iug the STU day, VI
DrCCmbtr next 10 continue one week
NolGe II hereby given, 20 The Coroner IA, Ju.tiret
OF the irh'e AMI tonsta5l ht the raj county of t,I
umbla sl!ot they hu thea aud then. in irir rnrr ,o
sous al ~ "r". ia Ia farcLqvu sai day lla he's
r''"rhs lhlWsil"Ha amt Cth.r r,mt.lAlrrg 10 -
h"st mugs "uch TO thar o.g,s rain ., bp uut,
Ahl mos mat ar md by t,ru2uEan,r To- prls,rul.
against the prisoners thai urs or may l. in tI, iq OF
s'la county "i itoumbn to ba ih'u UuL rr. 10 prasr
cue mem A. snail b. just Jurors a.e r,ursic 10 hg
puhcuaI III men attendance, ugrcyUhly to th.ir notes.
\ Hated ht ElooWshHrg, the I2Il day 90 Sow.
!" :. in the year 81 o.. Lori one tlpugrid rIph.
- hundred and SiAtN -idur ami in the r,rluy.
tlahll year oi the lndrp,nirac of the United Stass
~ A"''H'H' Con shik !G COMMONWEALTH.
CO, -, 900 IpsiAb o. FlRMAN, Sheriff
Sheriff. Office, BIoom,burg nDv Il! Is6i
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STEALING SOLDIERS VoTEs.-Durieg
the past two or three days nearly score
ol persons have called at the Office Of the
H'orM and exhibited soldiers ballot envcl-
opes from which the vote has been alb
siracted. In rome cases letters were ro-
ceived from the soldiers by almost the
same mail, stating that they had sent tho
power of attorney and their votes for Nc
Clellap. Mr.. Felix Murphy, of 40 Mad.
ison street, called here last evening and
showed the envelope and tho printed legal
form which he had received from q oldier
FREUD in company 9 Sixth New llamp-
shier regiment The vote had been alb
strocted, and the envelope bore distinct
marks Of having been opened and scaled
probably by soltcnirg the gumalbic with
steam. 10 u private letter Mr. Nur
phys soldier friend stated that there were
ouly two LII c,n men in the rank and file
of the command. - HoM
-sS-.----.-.--
BRouNs BRoNcuIAL TRoCuEs,-Thi.
Universal Remedy for Coughs, and Colds,
aud Bronchial Affections now stands The
first in public favor and confidence this rU
suit has been acquired by a test ofthirtecr
years. Its merit aud extensive use hat
caused the Tr oches to be countcrleited
and we would caution purchasers TO be
on their guard against worthless imita-
tons.
Had there been no slavery there would
have been no war.-EErhaage.
Had thore been no Abolition, would
there have been war y-AH my Aygus.
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TERMS OF Cooley LADY's Book FOR
1860 From which there can be no dc
viat;on.)
The following are the terms of the
Lady's Book for 1868. AT present, We
will receive Subscribers at the following
rates. Due notice will be given if we ar,
obliged to advance, which will depend up
on the price of paper,
One copy, one year. 90
Two copies, one year. ........5 81
Three copies, one year. ....7 80
-Four copies, one year. .......;O 90
Five copies, one year, aud an
extra copy to to the person
sending the club, making six
copies IA 90
Eight copies one year and an
extra copy to the person send
Ing the club, making o copies 81 90
Eleven copies one year, and
and an extra copy 10 the PER
son sending the club, making
twelve copies 27 so
Additions to any Of the above club,
So 30 cacE subscriber
Godey's Lady's Book and Arthur's
Home Magazine vii be sent, each one
year, on receipt of 81 so.
We have no club with any other
Magazine or Newspaper. The money
must all be sent at one lime Ior any
Club. Canady subscribers mast send
"a cOnts additional for each subscriber
Address,
f.. A. Cooley,
n. L. Corner Sixth aud Chestnut st.
Philadelphia
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Ladies' Fur5,

THe IaF2esI ass0TIm'nt at UHAkLEs OAKFORD s
SONS, Continental Hotel, Philadslphia
Cay There lives in Canada an old Dutch
woman, who received OF her marriage,
from her husbands paper Of pins. All of
these, with the exception of one or two,
she has preserved for tbity years using
them constantly and all tbo while,
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Ladies' E7urs.

Pur hasers may rely upon tIins the best Furs a
CHARLES OAKPoRD d SONS, Continental Hotel
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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TIE SURPRISE OF SUNDAY NIGHT
The Richmond E"Q"ber of the lst inst
contains the following dispatch from Gen
Lee, giving the results of the surprise of a
part OF cur line on Sunday night last:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY NORTHERN VA, \
Ortober 1864
Hon, jas. A, Seldom, Secretary Of Wuy !:
Gen. Malone penetrated the enemy s
picket line last night near Peters urg, aud
,wept it for half mile capturing two hun
died and thirty officers and men, without
the loss Of man, The total number of
prisoners captured on the 18th below
Petersburg, according to Gen Hills re-.
port, was seven hundred r. L. LEE
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sas- The population of the British North
American Provinces that are uniting is
but little short of 100000. The Cath
clio religion is held by ODsiderably more
than two-ifths of the number.
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D9- Indemnity for tn, past--pay up.-
Security for tho future pay down,
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Gentlemen's Hats.

All the latest styles at CHARLES oAKFORD 4
SONS, Continental Hotel Philadelphia.
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SHERIFF'S SALES,

-@N"NA l. ~ ~ IL kJLCa
NY virtue of suulry wits of ren.iljo,;
HD crpoH0s, ISSUED out oftha Court of Conpon plc,
uS 90 lumlHa county, and to me directed viii II, -,
postd 10 sale Ht public out ry AT the nrt Ilnusa IN
hlo"msuuts on Monday, the 18th day Of ct nbsr
at O'Clock, p. NJ. ''
a certain Lot Of Ground, situ,to in
hchtoh township Columbia County, containing ong
l"uT'h " an acre more or less bounded as follows 10
WI on he W csl by lot OF tlcmuc AIctitnry on the
Nufth Oy an alley oh The East by an alley anA on Tho
euulh oy lHr man street passing through said town
mhefeoh are erected lalgc CrLmet shop With the ap,
puftenanCCs ' ~ " ~
seized, taken in execution and 70 be sold as tho
property Of samuel krickbaum.
ALSO,
AT the same time aud place, the unliV
iced one fourth part Of Tot ofGround, situate in can
ue township, Columbia county bounded as follows
beginning al post thence by lands late Of Isaac Low
souh seventy Two ana one half degrees west six nc
ches TO post, thence by land Of Lewis Drrick stb
lhirly three and one fourth degrees east eleven Rui
one half peTchcs To pest then,e north seventy
ana half degrees east sir perches to a most thence
by lut OF Daniel Jameson north thirty.t,vo and onr
hai degrees west eleven aud three fourth psrches
me place OF beginning containing sixty three square
ptrches WIN The appurtenanCCs
ScIIed' tHkeh IN execution and to be sold ia the
property Of Richard lorly. " ''
JOSIAH II. FURMAN,
shrrif's Office, surp,py
bloomsbury. Nov. l2, leG4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXECUrRIX NOTICE.

TSIdIU OF NVVTTU W III7FTVi HVUVHsVU,
I ETTEES T-stamrntary Oh the estate Of George W
IL little, late nr VI Pleasant township, Columbia co.,
deceased, have been granted by t Register Of Wills
&c, to the undersigned both rrsidng in said twp.
all persons having claims against the estate Of the
dcccdent are requested to present them u the EKctu.
trN without dc'ay ANA all pcraUns indrbtcd to make
payment forthwith. MARY nIrrL T.,
Mt. Pleasant Twp, Nov. IL, lSti. EI'fs.
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LadieS' FurS.

Purchaser may rely upon getting tina best futs q
CHARLES oAKFoRD & SONS. Continental IIo tel
Philadelphia
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PossGnetrs ,ars run through on Mail Train, WITH.
our CHANGE both ways between paiIair mia ih Eri
and baltimore and frr.
Ei' gant Sleeping Cars Elnire EAprcss Trains
oolh ways betwcch NlllIamspnrt and Baltimore
For ininrwation respecting Passenger business an
ply al the OR. 10th ana Market Sls '' ~
Sna % i2t M ifrlsnt puslhessot the COmpaHy's Agents
D.. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18Th aud Market SIS phiI'o
J, ". Reg nulds, Erie. " " =
M. Drill. Agent n. g. Il: r., Baltimore
u. II Houston, Gen'l. Freight Agt Phiiad,,uLio
H. w. Gwlunar, Gen'l. Ticket Agt phiadrIpnIn
J"scph u: rotts, Geh'L Manager, r,WIl IlliainspGrt,
Nov. ~, lsi 1. ''''
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PUBLIC SALE.
OF RE AL GS r AT E.

TIE Subscriber will expose TO Public
gale, at his residence in CEia.issa township.
Columbia gnrlty, On
Friday, the 2t day Of December, 1864.
Three certain Lots or parcels of ground
situate in Cdtawi sa township, aforesaid.
The one track situate on the Puklir
road leading from CalawNsa to Mid!nburg, coniaininq
about II a.res, whcreon is erected two story frame
DIV BLLlNG HOUSE,
Frame Barn, Smith Shop and other out
building, with Young Orchard.
One other trac>, routaiuinC u acres,
Of cleared land. ia high state Of cultiyatiO also in
the sane o"nhp, and situate upon ths public roai.
And the other tract containing about 20
acrrs, about the one haf being cleared land aud the
balance - good timber land
saIc to commence at l9 O'Clock VI. Of said ouy,wlon
roni.Iuns uf sale viii b. madc known BY
WILLIAM pARR.
NM,
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Ladies and CHI ,dren's Hats.

Latest styles at CHARLES OAKFoRn q SONS
Continental Hotel, PhaGephil.
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n L. Corner Sixth aud Chestnut St.
Philadelphia
, 1864-04-18

livery Of any gold coin or bullion. or ot my tor
elgu exchange 10 be delivered at any time suhse-
qaent to the making OF such contract or for
The In g. at nn{ f tse ie z3 9s Of 5
gold coin or bullion, or Of any foreign exchange,
or upon any other terms than the immediate MN
nal delivery Of ench gold coin, Or bullion OF for
etgn exchange, and the immedlste payment In full
Of United ssates Or national currency, and not
Otherwise: or 10 make any contract Whatever fot
the sale loan or delivery Of any gold coin, or bul
lion, or foreign exchange, Of which the person
making such contract shall rot st tho time Of max
SEC. 9. That it shall he further unlawful for any
banker, broker, OF other person to make any pur-
chase or ea!e Of 1uF gold coin OF bullion. o for
e1gn cxchance, or any contract for any such pur-
chase OF sale at any other place than the ordinary
place OF business Of either the seller purchaser
owned or hired or occupied by htn1 Individually.
By btrtnrrthlp OF which he Is member
. eco. !: All contrxcts made in violation OF this
act shsll be absolutely void
ion Of this act eha1l be held guilty Of isdcmeanor,
and on conviction thereof bo fined in the sum Of
Q0Q and be knprisuned for period not less than
three months nor longer than one year or both, at
the discretion Of the court.
SEC: 8. The penalty imposed by Sec may be
recorded In IN aciop at law any Court Of record
OF the United Stztes, or any Court Of competent
jurisdiction, which action Isy be brought IN the
name Of the United states BY any person who will
gue fo5 saia penalty: sns.hslf for the Use Of the
bringing fuch action, and The recovery and satls-
faction OF edjud.ment In any such action ahali be
a tar to the imposition Of any fine for the same
oenee In any secution Instituted subsequent to
the recovery Of such Judgment but shall not be bar
az provided hy the 9Th Sec.
SEC. 6. All acts and parts Of acts ineonsistcut
with the provisions Of this act arc repealed.
, 1864-04-18


MEMPHIS, April 15th.-Therr is not much said
but general griffin: Of teeth among officers here
Mhen the massacre OF the brave garrison Of Fort
T. aaed to
steps they should consider it their duty to shoot
every man in Forests command they 1nest, taking
The eollers have threatened to shoot Forests
men In the Irwin prison they could get chance.
This fs the general feeling.
CA1Io, April 17.-The stenmer Emma WAS fired
at on Thuzsdey night near Fort Pillow, by 80 rob
els In Federal Uniform, supposed to hare been the
rear guard Of the enemy who Withdrew In north
small arms, dcsttoylng AZ the ammunition md ev-
e1ythins elee disttibntahte.
Late adTiees from Dnvars Hluif report the coan-
81 ba e pocps md eona 81
acpfedations. hit. Nixon, State Representative
from Franklin county, had been murdered, Lud =
md nothing heard from bin since.
On the 11th 40 Texan cavalry attempted to sur
prite camp Of 2io Federa1s At Rose;ilie, on the
u killed and large number wounded. Our loss
was hve killed.
It is believed tha. Forrest Ia. not yet removed
Lis headquarters from Jason, Tenn.
Memphis cotton market innct1ve and unsettled.
good miIding G4GaG5c; rntddllng fair &C,
The steamer Hope passed here for 1t. Louis With
as e sn ss aSes
Tho fire was returned dIsperting the gnerillas The
steamer Liberty passed here for Louisville, with
Ill bniee Of cotton. The Ike h2maito1 nom Aie1-
spdr1a. Red River, on the ID. arrived with four
more CUTS ftom Fort. Do Russy, aud tWo barses
con1.nine $50 bales Of cotton prize for tho navy
-Four thcusa1d cotton bales are reported up
Black and Yazoo rve1.. Tho gauboats Avenger,
Gu chitl, Ch.ch!lttn and Latayette, csmo up to
secure 1t. Two other gunboass were osdcred to
asstst them.
This accounts for only one gunboat being at Fl.
Pillow.
The Red River ta rising.
TIE steamer Golden Gate, from Memphis for Fl.
Pillow, laden with boat stores and private feeight,
OF the t2th ut Bradey's Landing, is mics ADORE
Memphis. The boat, passengers and crew wore
robbed Of everything.
The steamer Clinton was fred into ucarA Augusta
on the White river, = few days since, aud one
muuklilt1 and thee wounded.
, 1864-04-18
CHICAGO, MONDAY,yAPRL IS, 1874.

inS prayer meetings and the Mias6n Sa6bs:5
Schools. are we'll attended, aud many have through
resune OF tue North and West side Misslons va
here given. These schools have proved or creat
sr1r!usl benefit the inhabitants OF the nelglbos:
hood, and many valuable members hare btcn added
to The army OF the Lord.
The Committee. en- procuring situations fo:
strangers coming into the city, has done unusualy
veil h.ying obtained situations for Soma CD o.:
The Relief COMMITTEES has collected s;3,A7!..?,
Of which Si54h n has 1 eesp 81 ezpendad leavins 5s:-
as vus expctt cd, as the re:eiPs IRON tia chaEchc5
who had promised assistance, did not par tho *:
perees by near - o..
aome sis,ts5 in sanitary stores, sailsoaa pssses,
The anar ci.l report ehows That the total receipt.
s ncs1y sctt' Will haa 5scn c4p:ad I'll
report closed with aglowIus enlosy on those 5r47e
members Of the Association who haYe fought. bltl
and did In behalf Of cur c9nntsH tsH.-..
E. 8. Wells--Who spoke at length on the Import
'anee Of the Society. He was followed BY Rev. ".
". Patton, .. D., who offered the following:
ne y xe ons q
ephercs Of Christian labor, whether the wotk be
Judged BY Its necessity or tts results; =:
Rev. A. 8. Brooks then followed With IN earnest
appeal irfa.os Of the tract distribution.
Rev: N. D. Williamson offered the following:
ss>Rtapred. That he success With which God has
crowned the Union Prayer Meetings counccted
With the 7. n G. a. during tha past year, fur:
nishes occasion for devout THANKSGIVING, snd com
mends them to the sympathy and aid Of ali chris
tians.
Rev ". ". Harnha submitted the following:
Inatmnch IS the ultimate SUCCESS Of the great
work Of evanGe1iztns the world depends largely up
half Of our children and youth, therefore
.Reso|r<d-That the Young Mems Christian Aaso
citation, tn the establishment aud..matutcnauce q
their mission schools, have pursuedt t9a!y wise
and praisewo1thy policy, for which they, 1eaerTa-
We trust they will recelve-the hearty eohnmeada
tion md support Of esery lover Of the Redeemer't
c1uae.
Rev. c. u. Fowler followed In m able aldres eo1
young men-and the necessity for securing employ
ment fur them. after which
pronounced, when the meeting adjourned.
, 1864-04-18
ERO1I TEE ARMY OF TEE
E0TOMAG.
4 Night With mon5yss Cava1ry-Nar.
row Escape OF Gen. Grant.

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-Diepatches from the
headquarters OF the Army OF the P0tomsc state
that yesterday, about noon. party Of !ebol csT3J
made N sttack on the pfcEel1 At BrfstoH Station,
man "a. killed and TWO wouuded belonging to the
18th Pennsylvania. Several Of the rebels were
wounded, but wc!e carried oil b. their comrades.
Tie 1nata train, with Gen. Grant Oh board, hsdjust
nEt 1t II supposed the intention Ma. to capture
hira.
NEW Yonk. April 1t.-Ths New York 1ime.'
fEE:5 Of the Potomac dispateA sayz: majority
11 she suffers ard other citizens hare 1efs for
The .aecees,on OF three or four brisades to the
entn,s fo,fe opposite Raeeoon Ford il reported
The Voras special tron, Washington SAYS:
tment e.caped during the recent storm.
The EN-! IL being constantly reinforced By the
arrival OF veterans and parts Of regiments.
Three hrls:dcs of General Eetty'a division OF
t5e 4th e9'ps p bare been Ee.Iewed, and etoet r..
Tbe s H<faia'; special dated Mczandr,a, Va,
18th. rays: "Only this morning, Mosby, At the
hssd Of la6out ECO rebe! e.7.lry. made b. appear.
railroad, near Bristow station 20 suddenly A. to
take euriss the pAarol for the protection ot tho
road between t1at plsee and MANASSAS. From
twenty to TWENTY-FIVE Of the soldiers were captured.
"Lsst night Lieutenant Colouel Justin, With
detachment cl the 18th pcnnsJlvaula reserves went
on m e1p:dtiiop II to oeeGauan I'd yic!n.lI Tho
BayinElc lcn the Army Of the Potomac At Ii this
morning, sptak knowingly Of The prospccts- The
roads are 70 dried as to allow the ffeest locomo-
tiou, and there Is nothing to hinder IN early oEe
ment- The streams have ASSUMED their Woated
dimensions. and the 1osds arc pass1ble TO fa5 tho
least,
, 1864-04-18
FROM MADISON.
Tho Draft In Wisconsin.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicaso THbune.l
MADISON, WIS.,, april IL, 1851
The following telegram was received hepe yeztes-
day:
WASHINGTON. April Is, 1ss4.-To Col. ]. D.
Green, L. A. ?. n. G.
Accounts wiA he made up to include April 18th
to determin. which eubLiletrlcts sfc deficient and
the number required trom each. The drafr 1l11 be
made in the eubdetricts ~ soon a. possible there
after. Men enlisted alter Apri 18Th ftom different
enb~d1stricts viii Ire deducted from the number IT,
qu1rcd ct that dGto thesc'rora. Deductions will be
E.ade up to the 1ateet moment before draft.
lSicped1 Jo1. B. FHY, P. n. g.
, 1864-04-18
FROM SOUTHERN ILLINOIS,
Great Excltcment on tho Border.

CAmo, april 1B.-Ihe excitement At Metropolis,
H., and along the river for the tatt week, In r.
gard TO- grcra1as that fwazm upon the opposite
thas the ID, 7th End eth Kentucky rebel regiments,
4rc iffet.ing and DETERMINING tho entire conatEJ
acrase the river, and the citizens or Metropolis have
Iuorink Whist hour they might be pou1eed upon.
GInboats are constantly patroling the rises. aad
hare taken every possible pfccaution 10 prevent
cue1i1jas from crossing. They haJe smashed up all
the fkis and canoes along both bankB Of the river
md sunk al other foattng crafts that they might
The citizens OF Metropolis have for TWO days
been e}eeptpg IN their clothes, ready to either de-
ftrd themselves OK decau,p it moments notice.
, 1864-04-18
THE VERY LATEST,


CHATTANOOGA, April 10 Ali quiet at the front:
s. uon-commtrsioned officers and priyates cane in
TO our lines last night, They report uardses corps
ordered away from Dalton. Several trains left be-
fore they came AWAY. It vas believed IN rebel camps
that thty were going to Virginia.
4 fire broke cut ID the brick block adjoining the
military, prison here this forenoon. Three build;
ings jointly occupied by the qaar,esmastoEs % sad
mission, ware destroyed before the progress Of the
fire was stopped Tho jail In which rebel prison
efs we're confined sas ~ saved witisatmcalt{: Ing Inc
destroyed. The loss On the buildings WAS 80 900.
Maj. Gen. Newton goes to Cleveland Tomorrow.
lie ii to hare command Of the 4th army corps, for
mesly Sherilan'a.
, 1864-04-18

NV ToEs, April 1G.--The New York Times
New Orleans letter says: General Banks coul-
mxnd Is above Natchitoehcs, and there has been no
battle with the rebels. There IL constant skrniah-
ipc With Dick Taylor's rear. and things promise q
collision at Shreveport. a number OF et[aEslers
were captured, and Captain Todd, cousin OF Prcsi-
dent Lincoln has surrendered himself and express-
ed bis Willingness TO take the oath Of allegiance,
and raid he Waa sick Of the war.
, 1864-04-18
From WAS H1NGToN.
Passage ofthe Gold RII In the senaa

Mr:Eandall, OF Kentucky, offered Te.o1nt3on ~
suuctinc The Committee on Military Affairs 10 in.
aus5e, into H. q
ncct With the Cumberland Gsp, - recomnendeih hy
the President IN 1R61- The resolntion was sdopted
The casstCa Lindsay y. Scott, trom the Sd Con.
Eommittee CT Esetions yesserLay, and LinasaV
Ynadc 3 portion Of his argument
It is understood that the Missouri case at Bourne
vs Loan, will Be called up In the lonse today for
consideration.
Yesterday and to-day amounted to &, ,8s6, coo.
SnficTs and citizens hare nj! LEFT The army. and
Iii nj ~ olf,yred 10 rctuEn before next autumn
Tbe FOLLOWING Is the bt1 which passed the Senate
to-day md which awaits the action Of ths aonse: !:
Thas sSa s1ea % Or qair esi. ID <
, 1864-04-18
FROM KNOXVILLE.
Union Mass McetIns--Gncrf1lns Killed
and Captured

KNOXVILLE, April ia taEgc mass meeting WAS
hcla In front Of the Court House to-day, rssol2
tons were offered BY Parson Browntow tarorins
qnestsng GoY. Audy johnson tocan the same At
the earliest practicabe period, and endorsing the
Administration and war policy Of !. President
Lincoln, and unanimously carried
Gov. johnson made powerful ard telling
speech, rebuktng IN scEesc term the Copperheads
III the late convention.
Tbs celebrated guerilla Reynolds and his com.
maud were surprised yesterday by small force Of
Cur cnvalry.. 10 Killed and Reynolds with fifteen
others captured, with horses, equipments and