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DY WI. WALL CO., Auctioneers.
ID Southwest corner Pa. avenue and eth ct

GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACCO
AT AUCTION, s.
OnTHURSDAY MORNING, June 9, at % o'clock.
We III sell at the Auction Rooms
Barrels White and Yellow Sugar.
=. Chests Tea. boxes sperm and AdsmantIne Jan
dies t-r5s tr5f -s. -
. Barrels Coffee, and boxes do, II
Boxes Gained Fruits and Meats.
Boxes Brown Yellow, ard CASTLE soap
>, Boxes Starch Yeast Powders, and Cheeso'
.S0Hoss Lows Brown Windsor soap.
Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon wh;.r..
Cases Whiskey, demiiohps Brandy ana Nn ~ ni'he''
IS cases Oa.ard. Dupuy sndS. o. Z. branlS'
Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigars.
Cases Claret and Baskets Champagne. 1ou.;cs
Octayes and quarters Brandy Cases
Gitsous XXX, Old Bourbon and other brsn's
81 X Pipe Holland Gin.
Top Boots and Sh oes. Drawers,
Cndershirts and Clothing.
Barrels Apple Brandy 80. .-'i-4
So PacI ages Tumblers and Gobiets;ii Goods.
quantity of Small Stores and sa1e
u Tee 81 CASH WIN. L. WALL eco. Aasa-.-
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STATE OF THE THRRMoMETRR-At Frank.
lin & Co.'S, opticians, No. ga PeansyIyaui,
avenue, the thei mometer stood to-day ar
o'clock 81 In the shade, and 102 in the sun
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W LurHHERhNs 6 81 Ss viii hold sstrsE
Tps fesIs IN ne lecture room OF shs TUES
PAY June 7th and continue four nights tGr the
benefit Of the SUNDAY School and Home fcats
one person, so cents. Family season tickets u.
TUNIoN strawberry FESTIVAL
Capitol HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
AODD FELLOWS HALL, ia street,
commencing June LIST, closing June 18th, With
Grand Promenade Concert.
Tickets for concert 80 cents. my3l-Iwt
rE.sTIyAL AND FAIR AT ISLAND
ladies Of Sa ths ssventa stree.
One Bsnds Of Music IN the city has
Rssa tine Ess 7 Su P r kind
son. g cents. Family Season Tickets, 81.
d. ,ou yE ] RE Az SURGE sIRGEoN y -, p,
COLES Edn5ars Scotland All diseases Hs ses 0Sa
of the Horse treated in most scientific man IN
sSsaEss stlsss ns es FL st
ton, ID. u. je g. 14t*
N..t.--lN OTICE --57T DC -
SoPARTNERSHIP Heretofore existing under
ing biiisto be paid BY ". N. barry: 0ss'HD
June 1st. 1854 .--E. GEO. W. KNOX
The business will continue to be conducted by
GEO. W. KING, Office at the old stand, corner a.
street and Po av. je6 2t*
DIAPER HANGINGs, WINDOW SHADES, G.
>, Just received q beautiful assortment of Wall
and beautiful stock of Window Shades Shade Fix.
lures and Trimmings Picture Cords, Tassels &c ;,
&C., to which / respectfully call the attention of
purchasers. l buy and sell my goods exclusiv ely
for cash. and defy competition. -
l.. F. CLARK
je 66tt No. 24s Pa. av. bet eth and 18th
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DRoPOsALs FOR STATIONERY

BIT
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DROPOSALS FOR LUMBER,

je 6.6tt No. 24S Pa. av
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Grand Opera by Rossini.
During the Opera MADAME JOHANNsRN will
sing
'Bolero-Gesrers SiciIiAnne ..--.... verd,
. VAL" by Ncn1.ns
Nj. HABELMAN will sing
"Sleep we'll, sweet angel > "Good-bya, sweet
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GR0VER'S HEATER,
BEN EFIT
E0DORE HABELMAN.
Tenore di Grazia.

MR.. hABELMAN has the honor to announce
that the very trying roles arranged for himself
and Madame Johann-en for the coming series OF
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CLEARED.
.sTEAksHIPS- Cotopsri, Valparaiso: Y c Knisht
Philsdel phih.
sHIre -stsford, Bremen Or Bsrth, Hamburg
BARks-Oleenhurs Hamburg, MonteyrrnA Bar.
tsdoe-; winthrop, 81 Croir, West End; Fanny Ealer,
Nov orleans.
BRIGs--Gr.nd Frederick Cette Alfsre,,a, 81
Pierre, Mart; Maid OF Erin, kinfston, Jan: II c
Brokss, Ne~ Oreane spnnsbok, DemNara.
sCHooNERs-Ann Amells- Philsdelphia Staten
hlandor, Nes Haven; Clara Jaue, Salem; A Farns-
goIlh, Barbadoor Quickstep honcton, n n New port,
Beriin, Gertrude, Passport; G Wood 81 John, y n;
Monmouth, Northampton, Va Mary A WINS Chinoo-
toesus Leoosdis, salem.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMsHTPs- Matsnrss. New Orleans and H..
yana; Ellen Terry, Newtern, via Fortress Monroe;
parthenia w.hingtou, c, via Fortress Monroe:
Melville Port Royal.
BhRKS-Yumuri, Ms,snrs Mariso, Rio Janeiro,
BRiGs-Es.'ern State, Barbados. wsredsle, CT
sniuclos Glars Brown, Cafdcnhs; Aurora Lingsn, G
y, Cook, Port Royal Edward, Belize, Hon; n X
lie " OIL hatacaiho Nellie Antrim, Lingsn- r.
sCHOONFRS-supero, Gov Bay, c Is; BENJAMIN
Englsh, fal River; Lavinia Bell, Fortress Monroe;
Randolph, Virginia II seguine, Georretow u;
kebecca- Esg Hsrhor VIM Capes Virgins; Plymouth
eoa Maryland. Norfolk; Mary 4 Adeline, Virginia; q
WILEY, Milton. Tel; VIM Loud. Gov BAY; W
BENTLEY, Elizatethport Tor Warren, X |; A Van
Glcet Baltimore; PIedmore. Newbcrn; VIM
Boardman. stanford Ct; Glars Jane, Elizahethport,
j, for salem, Msss John Wright, Portland, CT;
Sasncsr, Providence; Sarah Jane. Newport; Fan
ny Fern, Providence, Col Lester, Baltimore.
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BROOKLYN.

A GANG OF ALLEGED THIEVES ARRESTED.
A woman named Bridget Hamilton was arrested
las. week on the charge Of committing numerous
robberies. largo portion OF goods amounting TO
over 5000 were recovered. It would seem rom
developments since made, that her husband, In
secuted, 10 one Of the principal party Of gang Of
Ihiovcs. His name ia Joseph Hamilton, and as
alleged he forced bis wife 10 commit The thcfts for
which she was arrested. The police discovered
that Hamilton and wife were implicated with
Alexander Mathews and wife, residing at NJ. 20
Harrison street, New York, They Visited the
premises on Wednesday night and Obtained gold
watch worth S260, fur cape and mutt, OF silk
dresses, crane shawl, veil, Undertaking and a
hox containing locko's and all sorts Of ewelry,
valued 81 5000. Hamilton was found IN COM
pany with Mathews and wife, and oil ere arrested
and brought to Brooklyn.
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SEssIoNs.-Ths
following prisoners heretofore convicted were sem
fenced yesterday Edward Dowd, assault and hat
terry, months penitentary Henry Esselbaush,
grand larceny, state prison 8 years; Philip Hart,
grand larceny, years state PRISON Joseph Crssk,
burglary, 8 years state prison John Davis Kr!e-
baum, MgAmy, 2 years state PRISON; Pe,er Andrews
and John Potts boys grand larceny, house of re-
flge Ellen Brier, grand larceny, years state
PRISON,
THE SMALL Pox IN BRooKLYs.-The
Health Ofcer oi this city reports that there is q,
the present time quite prevalence OF small PoS in
many Of the thckly soitlod wards, though not
sufficient 70 occasion any special alarm. He aG-
vises that in all cases IL precautionary measure OF
vaccination should be resoried TO-
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HAssrn pss,cs namely. Jossph Nsvin. Henry
Donns'ly Felix Doyle and oony Madden. Ssvn
remsrtcd V ,hs ofocr when Arrested, ths n be
vas eompe,ssd to do duty I. long ~ be had sworn
sbous 900 years.
SMALLPox.-This losthsoue disesse, which
has prevailed 70 some erten, in the Eastern Dis
trot, particularly in the sixteenth ward. for the
r~s month, i' nov disappearing. 1t was Of .
mild type.
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T OWE OF LIQUOR CURED.-pR. zEIL's

- FAMOUS NERvINE POWDERS
have cured thousands OF csses and thousands NAV
yet Re saved To their families and friends II they Try
this truly positive cure. Can be siven unknown 10
the PATIENT In coh,e, tea, or other fluids Sold only
Al no. 6S Division e. and PA Eighth sy, y. " Or.
AitkenS 2sl Hudson IT VI Hayes, 10 FULTON ~.
No. 5? Montgomery ct, Jeuey CITY Dr. Mercer, 22i
Broad st. Newark 40 South I'd a. Williamsburgh
Price one DOLLAR. BEWARE OF IMITATlOSS
S.b.-The Genuine Dr. ZELI'S REMEi'Y will never
sicLen the patient. Warranted, sent by mail 90
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wHIIAMsBURGH,

House RoBpERY.-The residence Of Mrs.
Chapman, 1888 Seventh street, z, D was fcloniously
entered yesterday afternoon, and robbed Of wear.
ing apparel. &c, 10 the value Of 1900.
ANEsr OF DEsERrERs AND BouSrY-JuNP-
ns.--Yestorday afternoon, U. 8. Detective Coohu
aTvsed sSJ dessriass Aed e9sRty jumper in tss
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OR. WINS COUGH EXTERMINAToR /!

4 Ihs " IN y VVIUTI EN- EKM1NATUK -
- This Medicine, for COUGHS, COLDS, INFLU-
fNLA, and all BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS has
teen before the public 10 years and In aeknow-
ledsed iv several eminent Physicians. who nov use
In their practice 10 bs the BEST compound before
the public. II not only kills" the Coush but re-
moves the cause. Knowing the true value Of this ar
tiee, can safely recommend TO all no take cold easl.
~ 10 get bottle, and begin with II In the fret stage
and in day or two they will find that the trouble has
entirely eeSed. General Depot, ~ south second st
WillamsbuIgh. To he had In New York Of Miller 4
Reed, lSO Allen cor Stanton at, and cor. OF Houston
9 and Avenue - In Brooklyn OF J. y. Grey, cor ,
Myrtle and Franklin avee ON
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MEDICINES.

a SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA-SINCE
a.. a ne inirotuction OF DT. Smiths DYSPEPSIA
ANNlhlLAIOR, thousand. have been cured Of that
hoies OF ever being relieved Perseverance with this
remedy viii entirely eradicate Dyspepsia from the
system. To be had inNew York OF Miller Reed,
~ Alien, cor stanton ~, and cor. Avenue ID and
Houston st. In BIooklyn--of j, T.. Grey, cor. Myr-
ue aud Franklin nyes. Depot, 46 South Second Of,
Nllliamrbnrrh. Pricc 10 cents per bottle. 90
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EXCURSIONS.

HUDSON RIVER RAIL ROAD.-IRALNS
lIfron CAnabes at Tor Albany ana rrag, anI
paoos North kaA Wo~t At D 30 A M and u " ! IN
, - - 10 a. r. n, and sundays Al G1B r u hu.s
Svth ~ Adjoining cas- On 10 +, n tzkla. a.
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Fl'Rs.

A TTENTl0N, LADIRS-THE OLD ES.
IA Ablished y. Y. Fur Manufacturing Co, 50 Chat
ham 81, opposite Crooks White Marble Hotel, 4, tell
ns slngle sets At their factory wholesale prcee Call
carly and set choice and great bargain setts sAb
nuns and collars f2,50 each, and upwards, SIBERIAN
low. Altering and repairing TO the --latest tyleS
equal 20 mes. receipt given 70 purch nserr insuring
ING, Manager. 852
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SHIPPING.

u IL Is Fl AND UPWARDS, ON
- Union Bank OF London, and
Royal Bank Of Ireland,
ao5 WELLS, FARGO & co.
FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE LINE
l. ship I. G. SCRANTON, sails Dec. 9Th.
b. ship A MOsPHEkE, Sails Dec. 10Th.
LINE FOR LONDON.
Ship SOUTHAMPTON sails Dec 10Th.
For p1sssee TO or from the Old Country, or drafts
aValehe 10 MI parts Of ENGLAND, Ireland, Scotland
and W slcs NJ the lowest possible rates, apply to
SSl TAPsCOrr, BROS. 4 co, 50 south ct.
OLD BLACK STAR LINE FROM OR TO
OLINEkpOOL-BE WOOD sails Dec, sth
A sTRALlA sails bee, 10. swallow Tail Line nom
o. IN London 90 LONDON sail, let December
toI passage or drain apply 10 WILLIAMS GUIQN,
pASSAGE TO AND FROM THE OLD
u COUNTRY.
Drain on England, Ireland, scotland and Vale. at
The LOWEST POSSIBLE RATE.
1APhCOTI's celebrated Line OF LIVERPOOL Pnckets
somprisins u part The following magnificent ship-
Antarctic Gratitude Ne Plus Titrs.
Perseverance, Albion, Monarch OF the Sen.
Atmosphere CvnOsurc, Aurora
benjamin Adams Emerald Isle, Victory.
Sail Every Week.
TAfsCOlT BROTHERS 4 Co,
$40 50 South street. New York
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
RPOoL.-VIRGlNIA sails Dec. 10th. LOUISIANA
sails Decomber 3lst. Cabin passage FI25, Storage
~ PAYABLE IN currency. Apply 70 WILLIAMS &
dllON, ~ broadway. S5s
10 =
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ROARDING-A FEW RESPECTABLE ME-
Allen st al
> YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATE
ed With boald in private family. Apply 10 c.
hEI IbEkf, bSg Eishth ave- cor. seth ct. 20
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MARINE NEWS.
CLEARED

Dec. rs. R. OO-s. s., so-H. W. cy,n.io q,
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A TRIAL Is SUFFICIENT TO STAMP TT
1.-THE BEST article IN use
BRlsrs HAIR DYE-So CNTs PKR BOX
F@ ALE by Dnagsise systyyksrA 90
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dow At, Hohoten. Hs friends aud relatives are ro-
qussted 10 attend. only six carriages allowed. 3s3
MY WIFE, ANN ELIZA HINGLE, HAv-
Wing len my bod and board without lust cause or
proyocation hereby caution all persons against bar
toins OF trusting her or my account, a. will not be
responsible for any debit she may contract
ISL JOHN H. HTSGLE.
WANTED-wATTER GIRLS IN THE
w New Idea. Apply bet. II and I, cor Of Orange
and Fulton sta, Brooklyn. 3s2
WANTED-3 FIRST CLASS SALESwO-
" men who can trim and make bonneu. hppy
lI5 sixth ave. $50
WANTED A FINISHER on NAILED
w shoes one used to putting on stain preferred.
Apply a. 4S9 ,, Houston At. 50
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Too Late for Classification.
DEA Ha.

McKlVLlN-By drowning, Mlohl. McKivlin.
Inc funeral viii take place this day nom IFS Mea
dow Al, Hohoten. Iiis friends aud relatives are ro
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM TO LET, TO
a.. gentlemen only, .ithout board. Apply ll6 Esst
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NORTHERN NEWS

PETERsRURc, Sept. e.-The WASHINGTON
Chronicle Of the 81 says that Stanton bad tele-
graphcd to Dix concerning the fall of Atlanta;
also that the draft had been reduced to 300,
ooo' and concludes his despatch by saying that
100000 new troops will he promptly furnished
tor the purpose of capturing Richmond and to
give the finishing stroke to the rebellion and
to garrison the forts in the cities and in. the
tleld. Order, peace and tranquility will soon be
established to the country.
Ihe Chronicle says cditoriallv that the can
ture OF Atlanta is the death-blow to the rcbcl.
hon' which can neither be pa'liatcd or denied.
Dispatches from EarIy's headquarters, be-.
tween Winchester and Martinsbure, saws
Wheeler burned several miles of the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad, and captured Frank
lin Tennessee.
The Contcderates have been on the roa to
Oho' but have returned Gold 252.
HETERsBuaa, Sept G.-The Chronicle Of the
4th says: Stanton teIegraphs Dix that nothing
later from Atlanta had been received, owing to
the wires being cut betwcon Nashville and
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FROM va CON.

MACON, Sept. 5.-Four thousand Yankees
are reported at Big Black, FROM Memphis, with
pontoons and ten days ratons. None have
crossed yet. Gen. Dick Taylor is here, and it
is SAID takes command Of this Department.
lno Yankees have ali Lett North Mississlppi
MACON, Sept. G.-Thcre is no material
change in the situation of the Georgia 'front.'
1t Is rnmorcd that the enemy is repairing the
railroad "sd advancing; but it is not credited.
"A c"'rlcr from Rome reports Wheeler having
destroyed the tunnel at Tunnel Hill sc.eraI
days bdioro. The last heard from him be was
at headquarters, ard WIS operating hetw,cn
Nashville ard Mnrirecsboro. After drought
of six weeks We had Il refreshing rain !o.dny.
Gov. Brown has ssucl a proclamation, setting
apart tn" 18Th instant rs day of fasting and
prayer lie calls on the people and the armr
10 observe it.
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Chattanooga by Wheeler The damage dorc
by Wheeler is slight. Scouts acport him re-
treating, with Eossau in pursuit. The rebel
Gen. Kelley was wounded in tbe engagement
between WI celer and Rossaou and is in the
hands 'of the enemy. Sheridan reports the
rebels rctreating up the SHENANDOAH Valley
and he pursuing with his whole army, and
that AveriI' attacked Vaugm's cavalry and
captured 20 wagons, 2. battle flags and num-,
ber of prisoners.
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE BATTLE Rr.us,
STATION, ON THE 25ru uLuMo.-The foI]owino
IS General A. p. Hills offcia! report Of the bat,
tile fought at Rcams' Station, on the Weldon
RAILROAD
"HEADauAnTERs THIRD CoRrs J
August 81, 1864.
Colonel: I have the honor to report the cor.
rect list OF resnits in the fight of the 25th, at
keams' Station. We captured twelve stand,
OF coiors' nine pieces of artillery, ten caissons,
twenty one hundred and fifty prisoners thirty
one hundred stands Of arms and thrty-tw
horses.
"hly own loss in cavalry, artillery and infantry
IS seven hundred and twenty mcn-killcd.
wounded and missing.
Very respectfully,
"a. =. HILL, Lieutenant General"
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H'OW .HOBILE.

Mo""E Sept. 5-A special dispatch to tic
he1iSter, from Sinntobia, says scouts report thu
c'ptnre of Davars Bluff Ark, with two gun
b 'atS an'ssseven transports, hy t'rcrxor, who
-" tn lis cavalry and artillery had gone across
the river from Menphis.
Twelve transports loaded with troops passed
down the river from Memphis on Friday night
their supposed destination being White Piv
cr.
he Nrt'opoli!an Record. Frecmuu's ,Jow-
nal and Chicago Times are reported suppressed
in Memphis. There is great rejoicing among
the Democracy at the North at tho result Of
the Chicago Cow ention.
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Inc new decimal coinage of Maximilian is
s"eu "t inc time OF the arrival of the Emperor
az Vera Cruz, bears the supcrscription with tl;c
crowned eagle standing on the uopuk or nr;cL-
~ pear of Mexico. Its value is stated tbns
loc., ten centimes, or cents in our COINAGE
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GOING TO THE YANKEES. The fo)low;no
Jews were on Sunday, 2slh ult., arrested ;n
Charles City County, Va, by our pickcts While
making their way to the enemy, as thew con-
tesscd when caught: Fred IInitz. Henry Ror-
nacie. Lewis La"grcth, Henry L.nrrcth Hem
ry frlshcorn, Charles Gundleth, VIM. IIe;nr,nb
ana Cha'l les corfeit. Two of them, who be-
Ionged to the 10Th Reserves, were once hctoro
caught going to the enemy, ~ 0'o
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FR. R.OI PETERSBURG.

lS7EHsDuRc, Sept. 5.-Lsst night about
eleven o'clock, the enemy opened a furious fire
"po" the city, cannopading it more heavily for
two hours, than. since the opening Of the pres
e"t campaign. Our batteries replied with
spirit.
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GEN JOHN AfORGiNKJELED

RICHMOND, Sept 5.-A special dispatch to
the Richmond Wh;g from Bristol, says: Our
cavalry under Morgan, were surprises, at
'feenv'lle. Con. Morgan was killed, and his
staff captured, except Major Bassett..
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Rates for Advertisino O.

For one Square - twelve lines or lasa -Tw0 n
DOLLARS and FIFTY GENTS for the first inaer.
ZION, and TWO DOLLARS for each subseqsunt.
OBITUARY NOTICES, exceeding ons square CHARGED
at advertising rates. y O'"1 seo
Transient Advertisements and Job Worr Mr1sT pp
PAID FOR IN ADVANCE ="
NO deduction made, except to our regular adyerts.
Ag atrons ~ " "
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LATEST BY TELEGyAPE.
REPORTS OF" THE PRESS ASSOCIATION

Entered according TO the Act Of Congress- in ,ho
1868, oy D. s. THRAsHER. in the Clerks Office ofthe
District Court of the Confederate States for III.
Northern District of Georgia.
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Cotton Yarn,

H() hCMDLES SUPERIOR QUALITY.
49, aY - iON tARlS-2 dozen Whittemores 3
y, Elu W N''> 'l(;AHS! 10 900 Cigars of Florida
l"eacco-a good arlicl4,
superior chewing and smoking Tobacco, Salt, spool
Thread, Needles, &c. " C. GERALD ACpe sp0
Sept, ~, ~
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Inc lossrs during tho bolnbarinenl of Atlanta will
reach S'oo0uoo worth OF real estate embracing
iorty-se"ei houses hacnt, l?7 persons killed. eel
wounded.
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CAMDEN DAILY JUUR};AE,.


lho AID Association sent OIL Thursday Sept. Ist
20 'e sun o"ai~ChicorI torce and one barrel Of
vegetables
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1"o 'oo"s'"a r'w heei hides well dried, were &C.
~ t'' ene1n7 IT. A'!nuta ANA have e.en h. ,ght
S""J py our men. THIS c"".rensates Somewhat To-.
'"Ss "' '"e same article TINT sustained ut Muir
lreesooro IN the early part of last wear. "
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OGgi in The Field.

ocl vi prisoners.
Ou, i'm the Field.
If one would study marvellouslv
beautiful revolution of the power and
goodness Of the Creator, let him 90
out IN the fields, Just now clad in all
the sp!endor Of the Spring, and
to De yet more gloriously garmented
Un ter the breath ofSummer. In this
season OF the. renewal Of the life Of
nature this time OF endless bud and
blossom types of resurrection and
immortality, what other; page SO
frauSht with teachings, to cheer and
inspire the soul? Who can 90 ont
in the fields and read the LESSONS Of
the glass&ss, and leaves, and flowers,
and listen to. the. canticles Of the
brooks and Birds, and drink in the
fresh air and the Joyous Sunshine, and
not feel that there is aGod, overflow.
ing and bountifil], who bcstows upon
man, even here upon earth, only a lit.
tie less than a paradise? WHO can
50 out in the fields, where every vel.
oant 500 is an alter relolent Of mu-
SIC and incense, and not feel TO .wo1.-
snip and adore. the great Father, who
mas made the World so beautiful 3
out in the ticlds-O, weary, busy,
strife,ensencelirg man, go thither
ana +:el tie tender, chas steninc inspi-
ratlons OF the daisies and the lilies
OF the lilies, (which neither toll nor
SPIN, yet Solomon, in all his clory
was not arraycd like one Of these -
q 1oo be thanked for the unspeakahle
riches n that lie out in the yre,:u and
tlowery fields.
me lank"cs now held in bonds in Richmond
n",h',er SIX thousand two hundred and torts.occ
lnc:"a'"g twcnty-sevcn negro prisoners of war.
~ ''''s nnniber about five thousand are rustica
t"E y o' 1!e'Ie lS.e, between three and four hun
o'o" arc III the hospitals, suffering from sick
1t neSs ana wounds and upwards of three hun
dreu commissioned officers are carefully locked
after at the Libby.
i1fs FLuNxEr.-Possibly no man claiming
TO oe man, and to occupy high posit on.
was ever so mnch the tool of another "a Lord
Lyons, the British Minister at Washington. il.
OF OF air. VIM. fl: Seward. Just as soon as the
a'iahassee appeared in the harbor of Halifax.
ana her character could be ascertained. the
United States Consul teIegraphcd to Washinp,
Ton: to Mr. Seward; Mr.. Seward applied to
Lord Lyons; Lord Lyons teagraphcd instruc-
t'ons to Halifax, and the result was the inhost;-
l: tahle treatment officially meted out to tho
Tallahassee. The Tallahassee might be said
to have been in British hands all the time she
was IN the harbor Of Halifax. she was so ieal-
o"s!y guarded. Officers in uniform were sta
toned to see that she did not get a lump Of
coal over the hundred tons mcted ont to her.
,'ntlsh neutrality as represented by the con.
1nct IJt1 OF l'sh officials is queer commodity
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-07

crusade is half over with, pnlcss conducted on
pla" different from my plan" Half mil
lion! Hurrah, boys, let's 20.
La Crosse {Wisconsin) Democrat.