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BE TING.

The readIest argument Of men who are
not very particularly distinguished for
the vigor Of their logic and the cogcncy
OF their reasoning, is banter for bet
Bus this Is also the resource of those who
undertake to mislead. 10y pretending a
confidence they do not feel and. under
the name Of "alndlng," IS pretty exten
sireiy praetjscd i'm some quarters 1t
does not always work-in undertaking
it men sometimes catch n tartar" The
Brooklyn kagie tells the following good
story Of Mr.. August Belmont. the illus
tt.ous Chairman Of the Democratic
National ComHittee:-Mr. Belmont. in
conversation with n party OF gentlemen q
day or two since. expressed himself as
sure OF the election Of Little Mae
There We're cayiIs, and Mr. Belmont
offered TO back his opinion with bet OF
$1,000. ! VII known banker. who sun
ports Mr.. Lincoln, At once accepted the
bet Nov. said he Mr. Belmont. /
would ike - double the money on Mr..
Lincoln. Il greed, said Mr. y. And
Ror. SAID our aion man. Il will double
ttat II Won say 50: Mr.. Belmont had.
however, reached the end of his brag
rope, AMI inglorioasly backed out
Now II was not that ne cared for the loss
OF five or SIX thousand dollars. but that
ne knew very well his antagonist would
have put up nat less thin one million II del
tors If AIr- Belmont had been willing to
back bis candidate 70 that amount. This
was well understood in Hat crowd. and
N7 belmont dii weH to Withdraw when
ha IId
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Peace and CisuDion
HIat is nseaat BY an Immediate Cessation of
R9Sttkities :

HIat is H1eHat 5Y an Immediate Cessation of
Hostiiitjesz
Itmeans the withdrawal of our armies
from Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas,
Alabama. Florida, Georgia. Tennessee,
North Carolina South Carolina. and Vir-
giaja. 1t means the raising of the block
ode 1t means allowing the Rebels to
supply themselves with men AMI money
and munitions of war. It means the
abandonment of all that we have gained ;
the acknowledgment that the war is a
failure. that we are defeated. and that we
cannot subdne the rebellion. In short
it means the
DISAGREEMENT or THE UNION
Hhat IS meant by a Convention Of al tie
States.
It means that we shall beg the South to
grant us treaty of peace, the first con
dition OF which they have proclaimed to
he the recognition of their independence.
It means that we shall surrender to them
half the territory of the Union, and hold
the rest On such terms as they shall die
tate.
HHot is mcam5 ya Separation Of tie Union
It means two or more military nations
involved in perpetual war with each other
1t means the destruction Of our industry
and the loss Of our liberties. 1t means
huge standing armies recruited by in
ce.sant drafts. It means the burden Of
unlimited expenditure without resources
OF credit to defray if. 1t means yearly
jnrasions and desolation. Citizens, re
fleet that this is what you vote for if you
vote THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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Can You tell Of a single syInpathizer
with treason in the State who will not
vote for Mcclellan Can yoa tell Of a
single traitor ont Of il who would not
eioiee in his eiecdons On tie other
lanl. can you tell Us Of q single man Of
either class who does not hate Mr. Lin
.aln. and viii not either vote against
lia or hope for his defrat: The an
-ver 70 these queries IN pregnant with
meaning i comprises the whole issue
low before the, .peopie, in the single
moansvIlab.e-NO,
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LL ---- -'-fs- 4 \ As--t-
How They Talk in Sderman's Army.

TIE letro~ r---n zxn;.r -, rive 7,--
--lc-s 4.loq- - ,r....-,, --,..4-,-..-.
in this city Iva -.s.f.,.,,..-fr Sae-,. nan.
Army. IT,. r-a,t, term. :, Which ra
avows his s4..s.,s,,ts sl.7vr thor = r-,-
= rrigara ls.ta- NJ s.... L., r,- ,,,t,l...,
I'm Ln.i. IN =, -.
tsars accom-. -rna f.,,.,,.-1...3 60.
assume rha- cen s., !, f.,-,,r.,s
cen veC1aIIa,,s .l..+i,-, :, -. p;
8enov IN zrs-a os .r,.,,,-,r-.7, .,~.---.
" made hy Con $50, =, ~. n,r
resnon3a-,.., win -. zfs,-,r - ,-,s-,.,
of 1rfgfans -a--b;.. -aa' ean.l,.r -. -h..
war ,r7 ,t,s al .,,.,...:..,t.,-;.
.ljaraatria,rf, -,,..,--..7 -, -. ,.,.,--.-,.
~ '-~ 's-1'' N-,-'e II 8oN1>7
service amt - Inconsistent with his
present position IS a candidate of the
marty. ~ v-hi.r, I,.,-31,.,, 1-.r1,-,.!:.-
-, v..-
'--. 0'-'s' anu men q
1"~I ett9S' W-o VIII use Il ami inm 10
carry ott their own designs. That this
letter gives the t-ae faertnr of Gem
500
"'''s' - d" Il ''S't'"" -
MO" N-@Feo- ne speaks NeFe there
any difference Of opinion between tha
a~-,.,. al IT,. --.... ,r.,-..;- 49,.
" ''
j0N' '.-S writer Oh TINS letter Noald he
pretty sure Ia Ge aware of Il. nor woald
he, IN confidential lettc~ OF this sort.
be likely To rasaft Nv rtrno+iea3 Ala sol,
,4:+f.-l-,.,....
'' ''''' 40 .'''.'
/ ti't lne Writer mas IN times pass, hecn a
warm admiger Of Mcclellan. but is too
/ earnest and candid = man to hermit nor
so.,,1 ..4.,,;-..-;,.., f., .-.-.,.u:.,. L. 49,,
1'''@
iht"- A'+'' H4sC'it'e with MS sense O.
public duty.
Well. the campaign is at last ended.
and We are at rest once more after our
four months OF marching. fighting ana
digging | know that Won and all patri-
OTIS appreciate the work we have accom-
plishcd. and the Triumphant ending Of
all our tolls Yet there is q class at the
North that do not APPRECIATE oar labor
nor rejoice at our success What. in
Coils name. do our neonIe mean Inst
1t the io4r when We should be as united
a. We were ut the outset. and even more
so. thousands Of our old friends turn the
cold shoulder to Is, and by words and
deeds endoayor to put obstacles in the
way of oar speedy success | would
ask those men who have within the last
six months become croakers for peace
and discinles Of the peace party what
they mean or what they expect to accom-
plish? They can in no possible manner
do good, and they may, and are, doing
an infinite amount Of harm 10y interf ring
with the strengthening Of the army Is
not the cause we are engaged IN a sacred
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49, The ceHPsr6sads ersstss }sfureance a, he
POLLS In Lswl,'C. Henry county, On sieetoa day, dur
Ing which one Of thsm sho, sDi aor,ay wounded Car
,ai1 FrsSman sI merry or ~ SSH Indiana SssinsH!
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e. The rebels IN and out of Tonnes
see, don't like Andy Joduson's proc'a.
nation intended 10 keep traitors from
voting ri the Presidential election IN
Tennessee. No wonder, Let them w;E-
Gle
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a free Election or a free faht.

Oar Democratic friends started ont by
insisting upon a free election or a free
fight, Well. Maine, Vermont Delaware.
Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylyania rnve
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AZ EXCLAMATION -The nemnnr...

AN ExPL AVIATION The Democrats
u seti to tcrate 80 " hig party 50 unmer-
csfullv about thrt pernicious tendency of
nominating Successful generals TO the
Chief Magistracy OF the nation, tina. to
show their own sincerity they were com.
pc.led. on the lir~t fitting occasion. 10
:, ,-,,;,,a:n m unsuccessful GENERAL
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Great Election Of Tuesday.
HIO, INDIANA, 4 ND
PENNSY1vAMiA.
The Union Cause Again Victorious.

Ohio, Indiana, and Pe0nislvania have
give renewed evid nee If their loyalty at
home a well a. in the field. Voters
have endorsed the efforts Of our brave
soldiers, and sent to them the cheering
intelligence that they are fully sustained
- home against the influence Of the Cop
psrhead faction which ha. laborel in the
rear.
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Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Oct. l2.--Thc election to
day for Mayor resulted a, follows Chap
man, regular candidate. 1881 Sterling.
independent. 3,2>4. That on the new
Constitution resulted: For, 9,6iU /,
against, 2,0l9--majority 1.5>l. Thot
vote. the vote Of Western Maryland and
soldiers, vote viii secure the adoption OF
the new Constitution.
The vote on the adoption Of the Free
State Constitution in Maryland runs very
close The large majority for the Con
stitution Polled in Baltimore Is nearly
otI9c. by the vote OF the slaveholding
districts, and it may require the soldiers.
vote to secure the success of the i'm
p0rtant reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16

rsbsgo fdonheturreted monitor) hss found passsS~
through to distractions TO paint nearly oppcettc the
city oi Mobile and can dr. II and ioinch shells Int
~ cit, at viii The Netacsrnst SsbsRo and ksnne.
bee have also reached The place and nTc tn ne
vi battle resdy se tire oisy It signal FROM Admis
pa farrsgg, Mcijo IL entirely al oar mercy, ana
can no ieveied With the gr md 1t aay tine the upSoa
commanders desire. Tho dit,nee oil the war vessels
mentioned above from Mobile 10 bit three mJss snd
h'iL and their largest rifed guns throw shan ipss
the rem0test y, burb3.
The Rebel rsms sn, Eunbosss IN plain sixtt boe
do not make the sistest hosiin deirunrrson. They
Seem 20 have had enough OF Psrraqui and his Scet IN
the recent combat Tie Rebel ,essels referred 10
sre the rlms Ahbalaa, NatioFpl sni Tuscaloosa the
gunboat Morgan AID Que otiss ram name not known
They remain above lie city H. tie Month VI Alabama
river, and Just 0ut o. range. . ........
As stated IN Mobile papst Gea. t,r,.grr's troSne
arc Construct NJ splendid fortit IS Cedr Poiat
gnl other places ttat II q bcs whole irIDy should
reinforce Nllia md attack o. por.,t a. with the
esnee Of tie gunb0aii the enemy could easily be kepe
Of bay.
Greet indignajiep Is felt and syprer el by bo:b
Onion army and aayv officers .. G.y.ul Pfge, Tire
R.btl lae'y ia sour and o. Fort Morgan. Asoss COR
reponlent stated in his last letter, rar orer oil the
e-i. 10 be spiksd ani ammunition, etc. Destroyed al
ter De- raised the wite tag tlken If surrender 10
10 claimed tis ~ iais ansoaleclke conduct 10 has
f,rfsted all claim u Treatment ~ "a oGptnrei hcnor
able f0e IL Il also iOf " him bot we give this merely
Bs osnp sioTy that 10 broke ole sword berlrc tie
Union otcors Iaa. had tic or TO domand its smrSn'
dr. r.... t.
Ll,at, Adams. ~ he Hartford had the homer %
hsulilg down the re5s ensign. lie presente u TO Al
I'LL II iesragui.
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News via Caire.


The steamer Laruinary, from New-Oreals
IN bs, arrived sh:was aici e, soo BIZ Cen. Dana,
AZ Vck,bnyr Tor landngs. oths: than military posts
or isF previous TIP.
Onefal rcirns from TIE electors 7, the Parish Of
New Orleans give majority az 3-lJ for The nsw Con.
stituIiOn. The vote wa 5.il3
Tie steamship Creole sailed Sor N0vIO.k 7th.
Tl- steamer n. +. Gillian. New Orleans for MstsDo.
rae laden wit. lumber snd irirty.eight passengers,
pasa She WI. total loss. The passengers sustained
themselves lfty honIs on ratt when they we're rec
ensl by The u : steamer Cicasslaa and the Mexican
schooner Cora Gilasn. SIZE was owned by tho com
mander, Capt. L. IL. Mott Goa OF ID. Mott OF New.
York and vas iusnrod.
There vHs ~ extensive land slide embracing quar-
tr OF nile Of the lsyee. ter nies above B-toa Rouge
some dnys ago.
new ne ro regiment !. organizing al Memphis and
Iae i. :. snppy steamer Crcssslsa rela'rsd 70 New
Orleans on the H. from cruise or tho Texan coas, as
far AZ lie lilo 1anls. She supplied abort toriy % orr
hlocteders with provisions. She brought lew SICK
aad discharged Mon boand North.
The suuboat Arvos.ook sths oriy vessel on daty al
the mouth VI the Rio CIande The Frcncn have hesr
seventy vessels AZ that point. The EreBoh Admiral
wien informed OF Inc capture a Fort Morgan pro-
uoancei Tarragut tue naval hero of tie age.
TIC trO0ps ~ Santa BRACES. and the crews OF the
b,orlan. hcet Gre IN good health blockade running
lie expected 70 begin soon the Texan coast Tbs navy
IL on The alorf.
Tie Cioas.isn would loaye In Coy oftwo for Boston
touching at Mobile ard Pcnfscola ior ses and wounded
men.
leans would be rent hortn on her.
PgovisioDs Alin. Stocks Light. Sales az ergar To-
the mast week 100 hooshcals Louisiana AID Gaia a
3 fc. gof fell g. iu.,y fair.
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THE GREAT CONTEST.
rRou Tuuz AEuy OF rAK POTOMAC
Ths EebeIs visdIctive Stories Of DcseFtern
HkApoUARTKRs or .7IE Amy Up TIE PoToaAc,
Tuesday, Sent. -, 1851.

Ths EebeIs visdIctive Stories Of DcseFsern
HkADQUARTKRs or TIE Army Up TIE PoTonAc !
Tuesday, sept -. 1851.
Picket and artillery firing has been kept up
vcry brsky sinor saturday the IRE Of tie Rebels not
seeming 10 hay. cooled Oh yet at beiBg surprised ana
losing 10 msAy prisoners The result " that some h'e
or six Of car Rsn are brought into TIA bosr'sS' NE
majority 'oady wounded srd scsre hsvo Died.
YesH1dsy, large mortar opened on the rsaL and
thrvs na,ober Of shs!ls bso Petsrshug win gresf
W eision.
A Rebel saarrbooter ills afternoon stole seross q
Appoattox ana watching his ehance, shOt ore of oar
men at a beuery he wa, soon discovered and ss be
vss nakiag Lis Way back across the river. a we'll
directed shot struck tbe boat. tearing II a. pieces aud
Is is eupposed Killing she occupant.
Desertosp report That General Lse announced 10 bis
srocps on Sunday. ihat lie oad give Tire Ysnkoe, four
soea days - yet away fiop hesebut he did not s'y
what he would do n we refused 20 leave. These men
lso represent matters to be In bad way over there
They have beeniring short raions, md tnose d
pocr quality. Tie frs. thing they ask GA reaching camp
e. Where are We 10 s. -'tions' we were iusi gong
70 draw them when We lefi."
Among the essrllie, in IRE Sd Division. 81 Cops,
sfpee sunday by picket firing, ne; Lcr. George
zssl.I, estA Pc. Kidd Lieu. BENZ r hcrehouse lltn
n. j.. wcusded IN the face, lieuh j. 5. Hobbs. l7th
ne wounded In ris back; sorst 7. Cody llth Hnts.'
hD.sd w. D. McGRLcoR
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t.ea. she-nas's Ca.Trssstnscry Ora'r-
sixpnlsier Of tho 1ahabiisnts-FFofo-s
81 Ace. Heed,

LoUbynAg n.y.. Wednesday sept. ~ 1894.
Tss Jorae! has special corr s2ondasno from Atlana
up - the 10Th InE.
IL contains a eongra,ua,ory ord,, ton Gen. stor.
man. TccoDaiiog his yic,crieS and an agreement b.
tween Gcns sherman and Hood iof tel days tgace ~
Roueh ana Ready ths t'aoon Railroad. ard she
country arorai H. irclosc1 " tr,o % two n.2ss rn
dlns from SOFTEN her 10 O. 10 onabJ be people CT At
llutl to romo,c 20 po,Sts li.h.
Gen. Hood writes Gen Shsr nan on 'hc 9th Inst say
lug;
Permit us % Vy the unprecedented measure yon
propoe trensccnds studied and Ubiquitous cruelty
sll the srfa ever before br0ngr - ny attention N l. -
dark his'cry cfyar IN tho OF God md Of human
f, pry'e. against H. believing that yoa are eIloing
fOm treir aces and are5des tio wives and children
v. Bravo people
Gen. hood 70 James ". C,lhorn Mayor o. Atlsntc.
'ssys:
81 shall 4, ~ IN NY power to g1gate he terrible
hn.d hlpi and neJ that must b, brought upon your
people BY tie extraordinary o.doG & ike Federal cari'
Daltgr."
The letter rom Gen. shernss 70 Den. Hood was lot
otlanabe. bu, tho following tems from tho notice ''
sued by the Mayer OF Atan.r, By tie commission o.
Gen. s.sFnsn. viii give an tiee thereof;
An citizens Gre required TO lcav, A.'srt, and pro
coed either sorth North. The Go eminent VIII inr'
nish nor; ION soutl as f,T Rough and Ready,
and Nof.E sa "a as Chaitanoo gl. Al czens may
take their movable property Will them. Irahapofta'
tlon vii be llr sisa ioT el mVs.bles. Negroes who
vi7h 70 DO 50, nay 20 with their EastefE Olhsr male
negr1as WI bo p.s ~ Guyernm nj employ. hesfc
VOLS N ani children viii DO sent oai Of tic lincA
Geo. ,le.n.ns cr,leg OF the 20 INIT commences 81
.clloyS
"Tte ely ~ Atlanta being exclusively for srlks
pnrpOgss VIII Re vscatei ~ al except the nr-
s % tho United States aud such civilian om9l gees
~ lay ~ +iisod by The p,uIer Departments oi t2s
Sc,crtmeLL'
The order concludes a. follows:
"Atfle proper ino jus hlTa A.'.n,ens viii BE- Eade
fcT TIE amply tbc tFonps OF Oh articles they may need
over ana above clothing, pro.isons, etc.. inrHhed Dy
H.. sosrnren'. and On no pfet,aco whsterer VIZ
raiders msnriYcfurcrs or sleTs y" allowed 10 settle
a. he hn.ir al fortified pirces and u they manage 10
come IN SPIT Of lls go 90 tia aarer1as.e bill so1s
their f,o.rs a.! appropriate thoa - the OF tho
tyoops aad deliver ihO parties or Other unauthorized
s.rs who lns pra their in,is ldGe iDteIes. sDove
fha OF tho lifted states over 20 the bands OF come
Pr vo Mnrsha Z, be PIT ~ labor on the forts OF con-
scripiad into " the regiments o. batteries eIaaiy
In lie ssee The same general principles wil apply
| ~ al ELliisry posts koa.b Of CLittaBotSa.
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Unisu Rssiicasisnt Meetise as feaksss--
Great Enthasiss m among the People

C,us,pondcucs Of Tie II. Z. TfiSrne.
YosKrgs, WrsIcIissf2, COUNTY, sePl Is iscs.
The Union citizens Of this village held large
ard enthusiastic meeting tonight Of Harrington Han
opposite the Getty House and ratified the National s's
state nominations A lsrgs number OF ladies' ven
present The spacious Hall we prc:ty decorstsd WIZ
rho Stars and Stripes. and NOTICES relating 70 hneo"
and Johnson aud our army and navy heroes "efs Ds@"
t;t,,lv Displayed Oh too platform and on the wai"
Tbs meeting wss called 20 order BY NJ Logan .ss
ror,lrst,a Mr.. Frsucis ~ Bangs 81 Chairman. Amen
sow remarks by the presiding once 'iSo'f
and Secretaries were chosen >,.~
T.a 1rsma,us Brothers sung pairlotic tons' s"eA
~ Ersnc,s s Lambert OF New foTI hrue We
1T sraech and forcibly Illustrated tne prheiyes
O,ySho irr,sn Party aud the cause OF tne .oaauy
raIsrSs were rece,7cd With cieefs ara s'aphe "
haEda. -rIy.,. ~. h.s hn&s,sA uuca lie
no. r,,h viror follow ed. and made an srosuene
r n, Aha great starda carers CT our Vhfoh.
~ artion Of IRE names Of LtncOn AND Johi'son tlsis
! t~e1end0us cheering. 80 efIE r..
"a ,i,tIe noise vas creoscl ny copperhead VINO ~
.antsI 10 Interrupt Mr.. Lambert While le was spssN.
r bnt tne viper vas sitehced. ard NJ Lsn'4Si'
sreke 70. nnre thaD an hour. .,h
10 scsshg speech IN dsnunclAtion Of traiess -
syugst coprer hesis In gelegal aud IN Mvcr ~
liti..u He was received WITH t1nnltrocs spp,u,u,
Tie people are awake IN Yonters, aud tas nn.s
Die GoYernusnt are lining ground am my ru tsiH
heads Let the ball roh on. and y NOT iho o,o ~"
COMMITTEES Overlook Yonkrrs sssn iHen spes" ~
oanvss sing tbs rural districts.
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Prem Gen. Csaby'. Department..
Hgw.Yoax. Tbnrsday, Sept, Il.

Piva'e letters received hero fiom Morgan2ia
tate everything there IL progressing faycraoly The
order Sor he consolidation Of eooiei regiments was
:, sciodad by MsjOr General Canby sad Gea. Ulman
AIS 20 take measures 60 have tae'e fcfees
rcefui!od from Plantations. low skeleton eoio1ea
r.v,rets wore dsbauded. the r,en belngpst into ex
..ing regiments tAas bringing he1 ~ ~ a more o.
f,c,iye numerical standard.
SO .orco u Union troops vss bong concentrated
ON tao Bisss.ippi River either IN anticipation OF
Increment BIZ The Rebels. or FOR az Offensive movement
The Rebels have force Of come 1900 uen. under
Ce.er,ls Walker Tad poliguao. above Alexandria
sixteen scouts hsi been captured BY Gen tilmsns
p.oieis
Iilpc .ap1drons o, Rebels continue 10 hover On tie
bals u &c Mississippi to ro into passing steamboai'
bat the indications are. from the military royomcHts
about bch projected ~ Generals Candy and Ro!nods
r.i. this vii soOn be rtopped.
qie health ofte army is good, AM The morale o. The
colorcd troops Il highly satisfactory.
The cr'ton crop said to be slno3t fafnre N Lon
s.gra hom e rsyagcs oftio worms. which hsve made
their appearance &C faT up as vleisburs,
Col chryr.tr. Of no "a Ngw.YeIk Csraigy, was not
lilsd Ia recent s'irnish near tie Atolaflrga Int
W., seriously wounded. IT 1, hoped tie cir Of hi,
tive State viii coon rccupcrute this bravo ooor. AID
ensbio hia 10 r'joln his fevor,e regiment.
II "a Topostol that BgigCen. UIman has proposed 10
the Prssnt end Secretary ciWrr Tie plan OF ofotinb
.hng two csmpl of Instruction for colorel soldiers
oDe 20 b. located Virginia eni one b. Missoari o.
Louisiana for the purpose Of collecting I'll coosed re-
crnts who sAJl DO duly instructed in tier duties b
orpcrlenoed aud competon, Officers before eelng pr
into the FIELD. The proposition is said b meet VIII
mnch favor from both regular and yonnicoT army OIL
GERS thought that by thus coieo ting this force
reserve could always Be depended upon for gafhon snC
U Ayr duflcG
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v,ern re,rre-. Monroe.

foRtRrss MoNBOy "Wednesday, sep. e 1904.
4 distalb ance took place yesterday afternoon
IN Norfolk between some sailors and the eoored guard
hdprg DUTY Mainstreet. Two sailors and one of trs
gusrl shot One tue sailors died. and rhe otSss
TO-, leg. Tse guard VII de s.a
The U 8. Steamer Keystone State captured tie nne
blockade unning seane Liegy and sent her into Beau
fort co Thursday last.
Tho fas u tIaOe Steamer New.Yors. arrived lase
eyeDing tom Ja1ss River VIII 800 ronrned prironers
Of from he Soath incudins W officers, In cbaSs
OF MhjoT MRhTd. ...
7seRielssnd ssntissl ofthe l2th reports avery Do,
structi' fire IN Manchester. Va, on Friday MS Ias
ilnores large tobacco warehouse wos burned, via
$40 hhds IL tobncco belonging a. John GViiore 20.
and 32i hhGs beoneirg 70 the Confederate Stasoo
or vrusbe property. Tte total ieos is a. 10 o Re
Ere Ia tad 20 basin CT 'stcst which has occurred ne
! {" 3. utietn Csntedciscy.r
ri, S,atin. had 81 article Oh Cen SasrDaas depopos
ston Of ALBANIA caligg It "an eyest unparalleled -
The Amc Tican war; and wihop. an exam 10 10 nodsrs
.inns' H. calls Sherman the CHIEF ninVng svaees.
t- captain among pirases tas Isader snons 1 " ~.
most villain OF tic world.
"sh .rmnn.' il says las given the vr new Zee.
tars. Stern rs il has tesn- IL Is henceoim ~
f,rth TO be- more 90. The people arc res y.
II tie Presicous want u ~ NAN s5nd ior u.s. 70 ma
tor abou eye now. IL this s ths And Of warfare
ss ." spae TO die IN dsease Of home haS
~ b, drawn out IN herds 10 iansnsb N eAis nc -
Az aac tae lnst coy among ~ must take ms MusAs
sooner u al endure such outrages a. that at Athena
1he Rsnsnd SsEsne Of the i2th. has tie fallowinGi
NAcos. Sept. O. iss4-Tbe prisoners captured yester-
IA saw sherren viii now reinforce Grau take kao,,
ulord and inish the Rebellion. They slso et'h ths>
hall Of his army will 60 cEt of service ths Gontn
The euany closely masssd abo1t Atlanta. Ihcte y
lot tho s.g.tes! prospect Of ~ early resumption q
hoe titss.
MACON Sept. 70, ls6,--whee'er's forces Rave beeA
.ispersed nes- Tuiia.oua by S,eadman.
!. PETERSBURG Sept g le61.-Grent is s,'u pcrcctins
mia enrrbwcrks on the Weldon Railroad. end pnshinG
his In slowly to TIE west Of she road.
CBARIrsTos, Sept. 7--0uf prisoners were landed es
Nris Island to-ay add march In the rear OF bsssssy
Wagner, guarded 81 srss body Of sentinels
The en- envy brought two gune 20 Gregg tfs ess'
noon. dawn ~ tweire OF fourteen horses.
There u no nsws from CITY Punt f..r