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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-04
a THE AMERICAN DISPENSARY VIZ rRFAT BY I

q THE AMERICAN DISPENSARl VIZ TREAT By
N new method. and with the happiesi results Pro
Sfss tI>ri. failing Of the womb. LdRcerGtos TIoer
trfs. L'schsrrAeG. whites, IfsHErN and all other dis
eases "a which the American fdaae Is se usril,
liable. Send three dollar ard receive BY express
the ioctors feEie SHrfng~- This instrument shoUla
Be used ey ever IN the land Tor the purpose Of
cLslaA~~s&. ssE.forf A>sA de- fre~ on receipt
OF stamp copy u Private Letter 70 Married Ladies
OF hesi;h. re The Doctors coiobrEef female Prs
iesh tom he nspensary are rery good IN simple Dis
eases. Irregularities. DC Price Ell. by mail
Af the ts<rfc1n DisIeasrrv ai>c treat, ,cisAoEf
h'>rearT, and With never falling success Tsnsridl or
what the enacks call pirrfs SJ1ilss
n All ~ stages. 6ooorrhes elect structure yrcoele
Creoeee, Nar@ocele. Csr>ooele. spermacrh seminal
weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. sexual Debility I'm.
potency. and effects of seif-abuS> The Last six
treatsd Of IN aprvs,e letter" which send free on
recepi o. stamp.
he experience 81 the surgeon charge OF this de.
Of the best Hospitals Europe and n
New YORK City enables bin patients scienfcA
" ard restore them speedily.
Those LIVING Al distance can communicate ~
ard be treafed their homes On urgent senc a.
or sic and receive y eotcines.
Consuliafoa FREE and CO.. sdsatiai Room No a.
Ks.' Wssh.ngton Street. Indianapolis P q Boz i2ss.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-04
DYSPEPSIA

And Is attendant train 81 SIMPSONS, acts more like
charm than a medicine. There T. nothing in the whole
range ofmaceria medica that can Tor moment bear
comparison with II IN this disease
fun ~ this wonderful plant may be found In
the ilh edition % the u s. Dspensatory pages 1897 aud
1883.
eres Of experiments IN which DIR Bull has hsen for
year engaged has Just be-, brought 10 successful ter
mlnntion aud he Is enabled To offer TO the public
combination of Cedron with other approved touics the
whole preserved In the best qualify Of copper distilled
Bourbon whisky which he l. confident has equal In
the world
lie might furnish volume ofcrriihcates but the pub.
lie have long since learned estimate such things at
their value. The safest plan i for every To test
for himself the virtues oi new medicine. Give the
GS-sa H-sp1n N q, G-ps
One trial and you will never any other.
II * not necessary TO publish oug list Of the diseases
for which the Cedron bilterS are a specific.
In all diseases uf the stomach, Bowels, Gtv
err or kiducysi
In all Affections II the Strain depending up
ON arrangement al the Stomach or
Bowels:
In Cont, Whcumntism and Neuralgia;
Aud in FEVER and tgue,
II j. destined 10 supersede all other remedies II not
only all these diseases, hut II prevents them
wine glass full sf the Btcrs taken hour before
each meal will ohv,ae the i effects OF the most rn-
heaey climate. and screen the person taking against
diseases under the most trying Nposure.
nrs~Dr JOHN BULLS Principal ONCE, Fifth street,
Louisville, Ky.
Sold wholesale and Retail by
j.. Il. SENOUS, Druggist,
West Washington Street,
marchi-d6m INDIANAPOLIS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-04
EOuN DRIES.
FOUNDRlES.
EEOOSlER STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS.
COX. LORD a. PECK,
Manufacturer. and wholesale Dealers in
STOT.ES. ROLLOU-H.f sc.

A IL oUR STOVES ARE OF THE LATEST AND
q mcsfi npr we'd patterns.
cur other work will embrace Iron Fronts, Columns.
Railway Niil ami House Castings. 4c-. &C.
ORDER by mail otherwise solicited and prompt
tentisn glsen.
Our prices will be found az low a. any.
Orice. Salrs-rcom and Foundry lSS south De
street squares directly esss u The Union Depot
octl3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-11
$500, 600
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS
FAMILY AID FUND BONDS, NO. 10.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Comprolers Of
fcs Wednesday, the 3lst of August 1916 at o'clock
p NJ when the win he publicly opened for the pnr-
the whole Of the Of pivs Hundred
Thousand Dollars of the Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid
Fund Bonds No H." authorized bv ordinance Of the
Corporaton passed August 10 1864 and an act OF h Legs
The said bonds will interest At the rate Of sly per
cent per annu. payable annusy the first tav or
Nav and November in each and the principal will b
redeemed November l. 1874.
The proposals will state the OF bonds desired and
the price rer hundred dollars thereof and tho
whose proposas are accepted therenpon be required 70
deposit with the Chamberlan Of the city at the Broadway
Bsnk) the sums awarded to them respecnvely. -
On presenting 10 the Comptroller the receipts ~ the
Chamberlain such deposits the parties " be ened
bonds for equal OF the vnlne thereof
bearing interest from the dates Of pnvmants - 4
Each should b. sealed and endorsed rropo-
sails for Volunteer Soldiers Family Aid Fund Bonds No,
10 and enclosed In second envelope addressed TO the
Comptroller.
right reserved reject or all OF the bids II the
interests OF the CORPORATION require It. :. ..
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comntrol'er.
CrrY or NEW YoRK. DEPARTMENT FINANCE ConPThoLr
IrR,s OyrtcE August TO- 1854.
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DRoP0sALs FOR

NEW YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK.
Sealed will be recrved nj the Comptroers Of
nee until Tuesday August rs, 1894 o'clock p NJ,
when viii be pub cly opened. Tor the whole On
any part OF OF two hundred thousand dollars OF
1The York Court House Stock authorized bv
chapter $40 OF the Laws OF 1864 and bv ordn anoe ~ the
Board OF approved bv the Mavor NAYS l1i
The said stock is to de- means for The CON
struction completion Of the County Noprt House
Cham II will bear interest at the e OF six
per annu pavab semi annually the first day
of Mav and November IN each and the principal VIII
be redeemed folows wiz
One hundred thousand dollars the first day OF Novem-
Der 1887. and
One hundred thousand dollars day Of Novcm-
the price hundred dollars hereo and the persons
whose proposals accepted viii be veauired u
deposit with the County Treasurer the sums awarded 10
them respectively.
the Comptroer the recep,s Of the Conn.
Nv Cor auch deposits the psrtle. will ha entitled
receive certificates equal amounts nj tho yane OF
the awarded them bearing interest from the dates
of payments.
propos ton should he sealed and endorsed PROMO
sails New York County Court House Stuck and Gu
closed envelope, addressed to the Controler
all of the bids, II the
"'e''a' = "' No'' MATHEW r. BRENNAN.
Comptroller y
Cry or NEW York. DEPARTMENT FINANCE, CONTROL
LER's OFFICE, August6 1864
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PEDEMPrIoN OF 49,, -oo
II "sonDrras, suh ss:fF GS AND nnLrr,
1 FUND BONDS"
COUNTY OF NEW YORK,
PAYABLE September I. 1864.
Notice Is hereby given that tho Sodsrs Substitute ana
due and payable September 1894 with
will be paid on that day the presentation Of said
bonds AT this Office
PROPOSALS For LOAN ~
ssit.oo
-soE kprsss s sSSs5TEqES AND
OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Sea ed proposals at this ONCE until Thurs
day August rs 1854 a. two o'clock r NJ when The aame
nine hundred and forty sx thousand seven hundred dot
lars soldiers Substitute and Relief Redemption Bonds
of the county Of New York authorized BY CHAPTER Of the
1864 OF the Board Supcrvis
ors. approved by the Mayor MAY 1864.
cent per annum PAYABLE half yearly on the frat o.
May and November In sach year and the prime pal wiz be
five hundred thousand dollars the day OF Sovem
Four hundred and fort SIX thousand seven hundred
The win OF bonds desired and
the price hundred dollars thereof and the
deposit with the County Cat the Broadwav Bank)
Tbursdav the first day OF september 1861 the sums
presenting the Comptroller the receipts OF ths
County Treasurer for such deposts the parties WI. be en-
Of the awarded to them bearing interest,", from Sep
TENDER L 1884.
for Soldiers Substitute and Relief Redemption Bond,"
and enclosed In second enveope addressed TO the Comp
troller
considered protect the OF
The county; MATrnEw Z. BRENNAN. comgtsolar
LERs OFFICE August D, 1884.
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THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA,
i SAN FRANCISCO
Capital 81, non 000 paid up in gold coin
d. o. MILLS President WIN. 9. RALsrON Cashier.
.a f.s# T. s.r LEES WALLER,
Correspondents New York city.
Offices Pine street
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ArATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
IN TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
IONUON ................ SATURDAY., August 20
Cabin ss5, gold steerags, $50 payable in currency.
Eur p'''Ass App' WILLIAMS aUIoN. % Broadway.
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Cyp.cg OF THE STREET coMMissI oSEs.

~ t@t 237 Broadway.
70 Proposss enclosed IN sea ed envelope
endorsed with tre title or the work. aud with the name OF
bidder vr.tea ,h;ts9S ~! b rsce,vea a. this uu
For regulating and grazing, curb. gutter and fagsipg
Madison avenue from Forty second to Eghtyssth street
Rsns forms OF
and agreements, can be Obtained ri ih office.
fFME Ntt CIIARLBS q. CORNELL, q tf
Street Commiss uucE
Dated stree, Department. New York AUGUST 81 1854 i
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1,HR GOULD CURRY SILVER MINING COMPANY
i has declared dividend for Jniv Of nftv dollars per
foot 70 payable through the Bank Of California
registered dividends 10 New York after
Eb inst less exchange the ocss OF LRB IS WALLER.
No IS Pine street.
TINTED STATES PErROLEUM COMPANY. Al Ex-
~ change place 81, New York, August ,, 1894 =
The Trustees OF the Uprcd States Petroleum company
have this day declared quarterly dividend Of three per
cent free Of y PAYABLE on aud after tho 18th
y HEIR0N TApPAN. Treasurer,
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f>vrrcE cRoToS AQuEpUcr BOARD.
~ ~ NRw YoRg, A uuust I, 1854
To Buliders-Sealed proposals will be received at this
sfe mil Friday, the 18th day Of August at II A. NJ. when
thew will b publicly opened. for the furnishing OF materials
and erection Of abundRs sthe grounds attached
the Old Reservoir corner Of street and Seventh
Tho an cunt Of security required wnl $1,000 Plans
and SPECIFICATIONS toFcther with blank forms OF proposals.
In accordance with the ordinances 81 the Common Council
eau be bad appcsuouo the clerk this Office
: THOMAS STEPHENS
lt III tNN ROBERT L. DARRAGH,
4. ". CRAVEN.
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CIGARS AT TIE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRrCEs-AI
=. The New YORK segar Manufacturing Company, q
cHEtKs agent ~ Murray street Great Induce riens
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

A sHER WOLFF REQ TO ANNOUNCE TO THE
IA pabc that Their hsve good stock OF segsrs OF va
brands. wh ch they viii sell the lowest marke
prices. at 81 Nassau street. third aoor front H .lII
CMoKIxG T0BAcco ASD 500 90 sEaARs $50 AMI
- upwards per I0Do-Ths attention Of prna ours OF 4
smoking Tobacco called e. the following choice
nrAnds sulians Csoce, Columbian Seal Corporal AND
Inrco Liberal discount 10 the trade New York scgar and
TOBACCO Agency, 6l Liberty street.
TJ w. CARLR Agent
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-12-06
Sherman's Object.
The WILMINGTON Journal" says:

Ihe Wilmington journal says:
The plain thing before anybody is that
Sherman aims at our Laboratories, powder
mills and foundries NJ Augusta. That holds
out definite reward. Il 10 folly to any
ths,'Mr. Davis Mse"o speech pointed that
out to the enemy English tourists, who
had been shown osst ths ~oks by Mrjor
Rains, had long before given the whole de-
tails 10 the world through English papers.
Colonel Freen antle affords the only exam.
pie OF . foreign tourist who, properly ap-
Precisting the position Of affairs. wiihholds
information Of ih'. hind. II we. acre, pub
Hshed all about our pational establishments
at Augusta, OF our fortftiestions nj VIII
inington. Charleston, Savannah, or else
where there would be terrible outcrv, yet
. newspaper correspondent or military. tou.
rist FROM abroad 10 aimsst eesisia TO gaiu
access TO oil our works, and equally us Ger.
tain 10 fos~ ard q detailed account by mail
to Europe, which duly appears in tn. Lon.
don Tiues, Hesald or Post, or someJimes,
although seldom, in some Of the leading
Provincial Papsra. From it's writing till it's
dissemination throughout Ysnksstand, for.
ty days do not probably sIapss Ot course
The English papers are carstuliy watched
BY The organized band Of Yankee o. les
there.
"- Bot il needs not this 10 keep the Yankee
Administratioo posted nbost what We !ars
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Northern KsWG

RrcHHoxD. Nov. 27.-NosthAsn papers Of
Of the gath and 2S,h have been received
On Monday, 2iss, Brsckinr'dgs was with.
in six miles Of Cuuhsrlsnd Cad, where
there was heavy skirmi.hipg wj,h hjs army
the entire day.
Bsrbsidge has moved from L1sington
~iih a strung force 10 prsvsn, Brsckinridge
from entering Kso,schy.
The schooner Sybil, Of Nasaaa. was cap
turned 10 the GyR sisssm, With over three
hundrsd bslss Of cotton. She claimsd 70
be from Matamoras.
A company Of 100 men, composed Of
rebel dsserisfs. who had bssa setting -
scouts 10 The Union s<rvics, ~ss recently
saptursd sixty miles northeast Of Dalton.
All but ~ were imnedis,sly saot o. hung.
A Washington tslsersm says thsss 10
informssioo fs"sa City Poios ,hss Dstch
Gap caasl viii 10 opened 10 short Hins.
A tri~eram from psdss.A soaoascss the
rstura OF two gsnboats from rssoanois
ancs sp the Tsnas.sss ivw. They found
the rives lined with ssbsI pisksts from PiRs
Bluff 10 JshasouviIis.
Gen. Lyou commssds thai distsiet With
orders 10 blscksds the river - 5000 - the
'ranspor's bsgia rsnning again.
Forrest has position ssross the iv e. st
Chicksssw.
Scouts report Hoods army msrshiog on
Pulaski, aud he 10 sxp~e.sd sIti~s,siy 70
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Married the wrong Lady.

Loves = very uncertain thing, and il 10
not safe 70 be too sure Of the symptoms
auih they srs unmistsksabie. The follow
log ~iIl explain osr meaning:
Vicaaa hss been stirred up lately. by the
comicsl result Of a strange love story. 1t
seems that in the house of one Herr Kuhue,
= teacher Of languages, d.. Kant. /. young
lawyer. hsPPsued u make the acquaintance
Of lady busd-nsd With some property and
thirty yean. TIE lady. being unmarried.
svi6snsed particular interest 10 the young,
shy and rather absshed ,nan Of law. She
waas love 10 him, 10 fact, very strongly.
sod persuaded him TO visit her ut her house.
Rpt, slss. he loved another lady. Que even.
iag. while eonvsrsing with the Doctor. .hs
said: why, with your favorable idea Of
u.srimony. NAV ask if you ever thought
Of marrying yousse,f!"
Dr. Kaat sighed. (and bic eyes resting On
the grosnd.) h.siis,ing!y mu,tered in reply,
ri have already ,ho"gh, Of marrying. and
nsds my choice but" But 7" the lady
hastily intsrposeG. .But." he continued
~the lady 10 rich, very rich. and I am poor.
am afraid ! could hardly aspire to her
hand. aad, rather thsn allow myself 10 bs
taxed with so,did designs, will bury my
passion 10 nv breast and leave Il onvowsd
forever" A. an early hour the following
day she, however, bstook herself to so
l;sisor. snl In legal form declared her wish
10 prsssas ssd hand over as his properly
he ssn Of 10000 guiIden (GI5.oOO)to
Ds. Kant. w"sa che documsn, hsd been
sigbsd. oose,ersigneJ and duly completed
she ssi down in the odics, and, enclosing il
10 an slsgsot envelope, added note to the
folio wing effect:
"Dssr Sis--I have much pleasure 10 TO-
closing . paper which ] hope wiz ismov.
the obstacle In the way Of your marriage
Believe me, ETC.,
ALICE MAHrIH"
D. Kant, Tor he and no other man wa,
the addsesssd. was the happiss. man 10 th,
world On receiving this gsasrous epis,ls.-
Repairing as once 10 the pirsntso OF Frsu!irn
Fiecssl, ths lady Of bis love. he proposed
for ssd received the hand Of girl who hst
long been As,tered BY his delicate ,hough
s"svowsd attentions. His reply 70 Frau
lisp Martini, besides conveying his sioeeres,
| thanks, contained two carries do sisite
linksd together by the sigui6eant rose
oele'sd ribbon. Miss Martini tss,hwal
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Common Sense.


We find the following very sensible ahd
Appropriate article in the EdgeieId Is. CO.
Advertiser:
A msn was never known 10 grow rich
by trading with himself. This is just the
condition Of the people Of this Confeder.cy.
To whom is the planter snd manufacturer
selling his grain and clota! He sells for
''Confedcraie Notes" and consequently TO
the makers Of these Ro'es. But who IL the
drawer of these Treasury Notes? The
common answer would be, the government.
Now We know that the drawer OF q note is
responsible for its bay meut, that he can be
sued NJ law, aud his goods sold TO satisfy
the note But we opine thai il would prove
rather mn unprot,aLle business to sue The
Confederate Government for one thousand
million dollars. Il might turn out a nuIIa
bona case. While, then, The Secretary Of
tue Treasury is the ostensibls draw Or Of
these notes, he il, in iuci, but the agent Of
the company. The principal, the rssponsi.
patty for ihese notes, is the people Of the
Confederate States IL tnsss notes ale
sver paid they must be paid oy ,hr people
Of tie Confederac,:
il would be we'll, then, for the PLANTER
aud manufacturer to understand nov that
he 10 selling his goods tor treasury notes,
he 10 selling !or his own paper he prom.
'ses 10 pay the holder Of The said notes %
many dollars jp gold or silver coin -lx
months after treaty Of peace w,th the
| Uoiied -Statcs. Hence the exact amount o!
Prouissory notes issued by the Trsssurrr
wll be The smosm Of the debt which the
people will have ~ pay at the end Of this
| war. Now the amount Of that debt will
depend upon the cost Of lhs war and this
cost will depend upon the price the Govern
msnt has to pay for provisions and clothes
~ supply the army. Hence II is self evi
dent, that il the planter and manufacturer
rrquires The Government to pay S6 instead
Of o. for food aud clothing 10 supply The
army. they will have = debt Of S5 iusteac
oi 81 to pay At the end Ut the war, In
stead Of accu,nulating n national debt aunu
ally OF ons million. they are in fact making
q debt Of i've millions. The question oc.
curs who is 10 be benefited by the opera
tion The answer II plain: the people
generally mnst b. injured.
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The London Times on the Seizure Of
the Florida.

RICHMOND, Nov. 28.-The London Times,
Of the 9th, .dsvotss . leader 70 the seizure
Of the Florida in the harbor Of Bahia. Il
says the indignation Of the Brazilisos at
this gross ipsplt 10 their neutral hospitality
is described ms intense. The exex uatar Of
the United States consul was at. snce with.
drawn and-thc arms OF the Consulate torn
down by The people.
. The great body Of merchants At Bshia,
at once signed q dacnaent smphaticalIy
denouncing the seizure - sn open defiance
Of international law, and forw ard-d q re-.
mon,ttance to tho New York Chamber Of
Commerce, which IN earnest request to iu-
vsstignte the matter before adjadgirg to
the captors the reward Of S5OO.OOO, for the
sske ofwhich this outrage il believed to
have been cummuted.
= The Times presunes the Gov vernnent Of
the United States will repndiats the uesar-
iOus act, but feass acme Of Mr.. Barnum's .
countrym men will chuckls over the shsmeless
audacity:
RicHMosp. Nov. ~ 2s-European sdv,ces
to the I3tb sIp at hand.
The 'EnRiish joprRals rsIterste their de-.
nunc'n.i"ns OF the seizure OF the Florida.
La France says Brazil has broker off
diplomatic reiations with the United Ststss
inconsequence Of the seizure Of the Florida.
The Patrie ASSERT, that England hss
called on the other great powers 70 protest
collectively against The seizure
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Lorenzo Dow. ths i.insrant preacher, 40
f.mous for his eccyntrici,y. commenced his
sermon on one sccasion by reading FROM
g.. Paul. - can do all things" The preach
Or paused, took "G his sP.c,sc!es, laid
them on the biblo and said: mo Paul, you
are mistaken for once; III bet you five dol.
lars you cant, aud stake tho money" at
the same time putting his hand in his pock
81, he took out i've dollar bill, laid il the
bible. took up his sPec,.clss agaio. and
read. Through Jesus Chris. our Lord
IAN, Paul., exclaimed the preacher, snatch.
ing up the Eve dollar bill and returning II
~ his pockst-"tha,'s different matter
the bets withdrs~n"
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AAvRRTIsEMENTs,

WIN bs inserted At three dollars per square
fer the arst, and two dollars per squire
fer each subsequent Insertion. A square
,ts ssasst Of the space Of 10 lines. BREWER type.
Ne advertisement considered less thsn square.
The number Of insertions must be written on
eash advertisement, or they viii be inserted till
ordered out. and charged accordingly.
Local advertising aud JOB. work must be paid
for in produce-ths old price to govern each
way.
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The Situation In Georgia.

The ConsfaufionafiH, Of the 26th. says
We have information that the enemy's
cavalry. 900 or 1000 strong, is moving on
Sparta. They encamped At or near Deve
tsu's, last Thursday night, about seven
miles southwest Of Sparta,
Another column is moving from Mill.
,sdgeville with artillery. II crossed tho
Oconee. and, pursuing the road leading
through Washington county, BY tho way
Of Sspdersvills, will strike ihs Central rail.
road abovs<sStation No. IA. This 10 . di-
rect line 10 Savannah from Milledgsvills.
a column. supposed to bs SIocum's;
nuDbering from two to three thousand in.
fan,ry. 10 reported TO be moving 10 con-
junction with the cavalry above mentioned,
ON Sparta. At Sparta there are two roads
one leading to Augusta via M.yaeld-an-
other to Sandersville. Should tins auda-
!cious raiding party come this way, ~e are
prepared to bsstow q proper and becoming
chastisement 1t is probable, however.
that, after rayseng the country abou, Spar.
"a, 1t will combine with the column NOV
ing on the road 10 Savannah.
Gen. Hardee telegrsphs that he had left
Mscon perfectly secure. From Macon he
went 10 Savannah to make certain dispo.
sitions in that quarter. He Is now where
his services are demanded.
The Constitutiona list, Of the 9th, says:
We hsvs some little news from gen.
tlemsn who recently visited Atlanta. or
rather the spot op which Atlanta once
stood.
The place is entrs|y Destroyed. Prior
10 leaving. the enemy sept ~ te peRroes
up the road. Citizens stsisd that Shsr.
man had gone forth with four army corps.
each numbering about $1,000 men. These
corps are commanded respectively by Davis,
Osterhsus, Blair aud Sloeum.
Tho Yankees gave out that they were
going With half Of their forces to Augusta
and half % Savannah.
They have torn up the railroad behind
them every where.
The Savannah Ne,os has ths following
report Of sf.irs:.
1t 10 very certain that moro or less fight
ing vas going on at Ocouee bridge yester.
day. A dispatch from m Official source
WAS received from Ocones late yesterday
evening. stating that the enemy had turned
their artillery 10 the opposite direction
towards. Macon-and were Smelling, from
which 10 was evident that they were At
lacked in the rear by our forces from Ma.
con. This We look upon .. highly en-
coursging, showing not only that we are
holding our ground Al Oconee, bat that our
gathering hosts are falling upon the enc
mys fank.
From call We can learn Of 'Sherman's
movements and present position. we think
no 10 shining 70 mrrch upon this city. Of
course, We .csusot tell with any degree Of
certainty .. what point he dssigns ~ roach
the csast, ill bis plans are more }qlly d.
vslopsd; but TO our mind al his move.
msnts thus far indicate Savannah - hip
point Of destination, Hsndsnless his army
y whipped, routed. demoraIizsd or eaptur.
Cd. he will rssch here. This. however, can
and will bs prevented, II the men Of the
6tsts rssly 10 teseQnss 10 the call Of Cove
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