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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-07
MiDluonT DEsPATenEs


New York, April s.
The Persia, from Liverpool goth, via
Queenstown 9th. has arrived.
The London Shipping Gaxette's Paris
correspondent writes that the finance min
lister bad ~ interview on Friday p. m.
with Mr.. Gleynu. respecting the Mexican
loan, and that 10 the evening : gentleman
Of the financial department was to leave
to obtain Naximilian's signature to the
decree.
The impression in Paris Is that the
proposition for the bond-hclders Of 1851
10 really not unfavcrable.
The pirate Georgia arrived 1t Bordeaux
March 2Sth,
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By TELEGRAPH.


Gen. Meade Retained n 0o0Dn04
Washington. April 8.
Rumon 30 thickly flying about that
Gen. Meade 10 to b removed may - wsll
b ct q rest now. Il il understood to
be settled matter that Meade will b re-
tanned in command Of the Army Of the
Potomac, more firmly fred in position
than ever.
Several troops belonging TO Dahlgren's
command, captured near Richmond, sue-
cesdsd in efscting their escape and 70.
joining their regiments.
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CAscass markss.

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CucAoo, April q
Flour-Arfse and I0s3ise higher.
wheAf-In speculative desAA0d a.d izc highs, snlss
loe1l leg sr Nc. I. 1leSi II fur So.1
Coru0d neglected and nomInal new Quiet and sasaer,
sAles ut sssesSA.e.
0ss1-rirm and X % 5<c higher. al~s II ss1<6Sgzc
for No J. principally 90
HiEhvtnes--Aerse and - higher, oi0l q, prfnei-
pally ~ outside ngure--
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sew York marAes.

by Telegraph NN Yoax, April q.
ccsionsoe for Hsiddiing upa.sds saa 796.sr for low
middiing
Fious-ssat~ sn<i Western 10 lac t~ss~s, 0oU' II
fur Extra State 1s7 Is for sxtr. r H. @, and So
% for trade brAnds. anxrkts elo~ine nrm-
Whisksy--kxeited At SCI - fx Ssate, and ] &c
81 fer Western, cie<ing - latter.
Wheat-Active ard 20 D. beftrT, SaDi % lor Chics
90 Spring 6t8l s. 1cr Nil. Cnb and = for winf-z
Red wesfe<u
Rye-frsner and quiet - eel a.
Coru-Shaz~ hrus-r and rather mere daing II 29k6
20 for cid Shipping MIXED Western IN sture.
0Afs-firlnsr af D1<f9olr for western IAciuded In
ass saofo bssAsls prime, deliverable iass hah
Nay, sellers cptio-. n ne
Wooi-Rirn with Air demand.
P-sruisan-rrm Refined In bond slGtSar; Csudr, IN
ell this month, buyers optio&, n asr
Pork-Eirmer n - ssa3 = X 1br nesE - t0o23 II
for old dr. = 2s for DIX 10 to0H AK fr Oh ~
new Prime ~ 3S4 = 90 fos prise as part 10 arrivs
Alsn, zsoe ba m April. sel8ee's sy<jna, d
p 100 bills prime me~s fs Nay sellers optoa, n
= %.
Des6Quiet and steady.
LAfd-Hrmer demand Il l2alS5kr-
Dutto-6hsde eesies 1t 2a@3sc }ss oia, and toOss,
ror State.
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new York Msssy aArkss.

By Telegraph Meg Ymx, April q
Money lsss active 1t eli.
Sterling norr actve and nrmer Il 1846lezk
Cold Armer; opening q l6A advancing 70 ciosina
aatst aAd 1r1 = 1sO1q01so9<
apvRnuons eeocks qu3et aud Arm.
USE ofN coupsss llI13
Us 81 eospons u1T Olllx
Us7-50 Treasury 1If1<
etocka stronger.
Us&l Year Cert. 80 rrnn .. u: No a. 771f \
Cert 66l4; Camb pfd 81 Ia Erie l264S Muasua
~ Hairless lsS ReaaIng 1ot G lSl: y lie 10 -
Isl; 4 13h IA liz u 1 p DC G14 Toa . wei
10 do pfd S. n Chi 1s21t : h pa l0o3< o 4
n w pm 50.
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4 TigAs VIII Fssrsst.

Memphis, April >.
Grierson's cavalry had = fight with
Forrest near Somsrville, yesterday. AT
ter SHRINKING soms time the rebels were
rsinforoed, and Grisrsou, his supports
falling 70 come up, leIl back before great
y superior numbers, bringing with him
seven prisoners. He will renew the ct.
tack TO day.
Advices from vieksburg report Losing
asd Lee q Canton, and the psbsls rspaif.
ing the railroad destroyed By Genesl
Sherman.
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HOUSE.

hOUSB.
Mr.. Pendleton, Of Ohio, from the select
Committee on the subject. reported bill
providing that the heads Of the Execu-
tive Departments may occupy seats on
the Aoor Of the House.
The bill was ordered printed, and per-
mission given for the majority report and
the views of the minority TO be handed
in.
House then resumed the consideration
of tho Nstionsl Bank Bill, The question
being on agreeing 70 the amendments
reported from the Committee Of the
Whole.
Hooper made the closing speech giving
his rssons at length Why the paper car
rency should be under the control Of
national law.
House proceeded 70 vote on the vari-
Gus amendments.
That o.izing the Issue Of notes OF
less denomination than Eve dollars BY
. vote Of rs against "a Was agreed to.
Another amendment that not more
than one-Gxth Of the notes shall be OF
LEES denomination than FIVE dollars, and
when special payments are resumed such
small notes are to 60 out OF circulation
was agreed to.
House concurred in the amendment
that any Bank or Banking association
in pursuance of the laws Of any State
under the articles Of association, which
prohibits specified changes therein may
Be changed and converted inte . National
Banking association under the provision
Of the act, without any change IN the
article Of association. and TO directors 1t
the time Of such change may continue in
Office and their successors may from time
to time be elected or appointed in the
manner appointed by it, articles Of aaso-
citation.
The vote on concnrring in the above
vas yeas IS, nays 50.
House then agreed BY vote Of u
against 81 to amend the amendment that
the taxes or duties imposed BY Coagress
from time to time shall be in lien Of all
other taxes on said associations.
Alter the discussion Of various amend
ments to the National Bank Bill, Stevens
moved to lay the Bin on the table. Car
risd. BY yeas SO, nays A..
Adjourned.
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Boston, April 6.
Last night Gre destroyed Winthrop
House and Free Nason's Hall. Bo.f
totally destroyed I; no one injured. Lo,,
70 Mr.. Lilsby. proprietor Of the House
$4,000. Los Of Frse 1ason's Hall
el00, 900. Latter partly insured
/ Total loss $500. 900.
LAT1R.
The burning Of the Frss Masoa's Han
involves An irreparsble loss il ths dsstz1s-
tion q archives, portraits AID valuable
relies bsloegiog 70 the Nasoaic order.-
Hardly anything vs. saved. The In
earsaos on The bailding 10 ahout sixty
one thoensd dollars. Lon d 6TShs.
propaistvs q WintAropH ouss, osefusu1tuse
and fxtarea. uill IsseA o6tl, OQo. fcr
whisA - y ins1fs1 ~. 90. TolAl M
varieasly essjnstsd trQn o156.ooO =
o2do. 80. Gsay Bnss - ~ syintkpp
Hose lost III she6r poiDoml peopovtY,-
The frs ; seslb1labls y = - n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-07

The following particulars Of Clayton.
recent raid into Arksnsas were received
from Little Rock March 9Th:
Col. Clayton, With small force Of in
iautry and oavalry and one battery, went
70 Mount EIba on Saline river. Leaving
the infantry and artillery there to guard
the bridge and cover Pine Bud. be pro.
ceedsd With cavalry towards Losg Wow,
further down Saliae river, 20 miles south.
vest, whers the main body Of the rebel
army il stationed, for the purpose Of des.
sroyiug pontoon bridges and army stores
At that place. Lieut.. GSsshoase, lst
Iod., Lieut.. Young. 5th Kansas cavalry.
were sent in advance with one hundred
men, aad arriving It the bridge, 80 Z
large force of rebels on the opposite side
preparing to cross. Oar officers halted
the enemy and told them they belonged
70 Shelby's command. which dresses in
federal uniform; tina, the federals were
upon them, and begged them to hurry t.
their sescue.
The rebels pushed forward, and - fast
as they crossed, we're captured and theil
guns thrown into the river. 10 this way
26O we're captured; wagons laden with
supplies were destroyed. Three hundred
horses and mules and paymaster's safe,
containing $50, 900 in Confederate money
were csptared, after which the bridge
was burned. All this aud march Of sc
miles Vas accomplished il "a hours. The
prisoners captured during the expedition,
Numbering $40, including many officers
reached Little Rock on the 81.
Nothing from Gen. Sseeie's command
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Baltimsrs 1lsssisa.
Baltimore, March 6.

Election proceeding quietly. No OPP
position in the city or county. The dis
loyaliss made no effort to vote.
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Especial 70 CoamsrciAl.
Washington. April s.

Washington. April s.
Hon. Thos. Ewing. Of Ohio. 10 danger
ously sick.
Many men in government employ ct
Washington are preparing for : grand
strike on the Let Of May, unless they can
obtain 81. 90 per day. The government
i willing TO pay them same wages - pri.
vats establishments.
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DAEY Can CIR QvysRl
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BY ha pio% Gr~en, 70 711c 0rsss SHEEP Pslfs, 10
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sHEzr-ss % 70 - % y 100 gross.
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| DRY GOODS.
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| 6fxouAns--2s TO ~ i<c
CaADu1cx Axp CoAn sscoI-a %.
exnH fuaxAp-e1 % to 81 10
| RxRMRs AID MEcH- CAssrxRns-es 20 CO.
6KHf DaAfp-f1 % % 81 10.
| CoRasT JAMS to 2Sc.
| Dxxus-35 to CSC.
TNxfxc-2S 70 ssc.
kSxEvs-s0 10 Soc
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-07

Defsat Of the National Daak 0ill.
Washington, April s.
The total defeat Of the National Bank
or Currency Bill by 20 large = vote u
tn o-thirds astonished both its friends and
fo,s, especially - 90 much time had been
eonsumed in efforts to perfect II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-07

Washington, Apr! 8.
aENATR.

Grimes presented joint resolution to
repeal the resolution suthorising the
transfer Of men from the military to the
naval service. Altar : short oolloqay
between Hale, Grimes, Comes and
Trumbull on the lattePs notios, i was
referred to the Committee on Naval Az
fairs.
Senate then took up the joint resolu-
ton to amend the Constitution.
Harlan addressed the Senate in support
Of the measure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-07
Washington, April 8.

Washington, April 8.
George Thompson, Of England. deliv.
cred lecture in the Hall Of the House Of
Representatives tonight to dense audi
ence, including President Lincoln. SEQ
rotary Chase, and also many members Of
both branches Of Congress. and not few
ladies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-07

Trenton, N. J., April 6.
The bill allowing the New Jersey col
diers to vote was discussed today ID the
Assenbly and dsfeased BY = strict party
'sote, the Democrats opposing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-07

Troops are now raised - rapidly - the
Government can equip them, and il ID
rumored if volunteering confines Ct the
present rate . draft may be avoided in
New York and other States.
The Senate hopes to pass tho 0onseitu.
tional amendment abolishiog slavsry 70.
day.
The passage Of the National Banking
Bill IN the HOUSE IL doubtful.
Large numbers Of Marylanders have
left Washington 10 vote in the Convex
ton election 10 AarylAsd to-day. It i
believed the State win 60 decidedly fol
emancipation.
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MEDICAL BOOKS.

Dalton Phyxiology. - 50.
Nell Z Smiths Compend. Is 50.
Gsay's ANATOMY, = o.
Druitf's eurg-ry. ~ %.
ChurrhiiI-s Midwifery, ~ 90.
Chnrchiii On Woman. s. Co.
ErSchs<n's Surgery, ~ rs.
W&fscn's Practice, ~ -
Hol,ayn's Dictionary. 81 80.
Received this by ssd for sale BY
Dch9 Il
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-07-02
Albums and Gard Pictures.

large and superior stock Of PHOTOGRAPH.
c A LBUMS always on hand and for sals whole.
Is and retail. A great variety Of CARDS for
LBU Ms for sale very low
Price hsts Of Albums, or Catalogues Of Card.
Will DO msiled to any address on the receipt Of
th rec cent postage stamp.
Goods Of this kind will be sent by mail post
i'd at manufacturers pyices
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TOBACCO.

II - TOBACCO. -
A0CADDIES Prairie Farm" Ids,
~ 80 do "Old Flag" do
20 do Hearts Delight" los
10 DO "Zsck Taylor l-4s,
40 do Spun Roll los
20 do Anna Bell, Natl leaf Ids
25 half butts Edmunds 90, long los
10 do do Formal Is
10 ga do r and r los
ia do Simon Pure; nat IT,
10 l-2 do Sunny South; do lbs
butts Pressed do lbs
8 boxes Elderado do
10 Keps Twist do for sale al
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINaLE
myll
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j. tse5 .1t a-gss tzs ,B1AaT...,
.57zs sEJd l-AHEAg q
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& PARTRIDGE'S:s
sTOCK DEPOT.

All kinds Of Artists Material on hands sod
sale at e low rates a. they can be purchased
Pittsburg Cincinnati, or other cities
Fancy prints Of fine quality, Looking Glasses,
Picture Frames MouIdings and greN variety {
other goods On hand and for sale At fair rates,
n B. A restricted nunber Of Pupils taken to
learn the Art. .ir ...s apl6-n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-20

AT present it is impossible to estimate our
lbss. Strag!ers are constantly coming IN.
'We have lost more prisoners than the enc,
1r,v, But their loss in killed and wounded
<loui2|y exceed ours, as our men were protecseo
by ensrepchments oa
xz,,n Sized hat his whole fo1ce was cooperat-
icg with Beauregard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-20

" charming locality ought 10 be All sxccl7,>f.
place for a patient to recover in. It il vorv
quiet place. No bravIs and chickering's 7cster
day disturbed the streets. Perhaps thjs j.
partly due to the prevalence Of spirit aaaln~
gous 10 that eyinced by q good looking Young
fellow whom, we passed and whom we ever
heard renarkng TO his com panlor that. even
if he had the chance, he wouldn't dw;n(! g.
much as he could pour into a canary bird $
car Every street and lane and alley ia A!ex-
andria. holding communication with the river
is blocked up with stock&des, 80 keer out
The rebels" and which ware rut I'D to fore
arm Alexandria against the approach d
Stuart's cavalry At the corner Of Fairfax ard
Prince streets, an old but 3ommo lious building
is being rejuvenated and transformed into a
prison Tor deserters.
The publication Of the New I ork World
and journal of Commerce were suppressed on
Wednesday for the publication Of the forged
proclamation purporting to have been issued
by President Lincoln, calling for 100000 u,ore
troops, &c. the proprietors Of the journal Of
Commerce and World. il card concerning
the suppression Of their Journals, state :aav
warrants were issued by Gen. Dix for ther ar
rest and imprisonment in Fort Lafayette, bnt
these warrants were subsequently suspended.
The order for the suspension o. the papers:
however, was cot rescinded up TO 8 late hour
on Wednesday night The officers Of the IT.
dependent Telegraph Company, we've, also, IL
rested and confined.
The hospital steamers are bringing Mp 70
Washington, principally the Federal wounded
in the late battles. The Connecticut on y ed"
nesday brought up ITO wounded, who had
been il in the hospital to the lett OF opotTsyI-
vauia Court House, abandoned by the teae~
rails, taken possession Of by the Conieoe{afe$'
and afterwards. it is said: reoaptnroG.
II
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.
who stated that his whole folce Was coope1a1
icg with Besuregard.
BATTLE ON WEDNESDAY.
rsnecial dispatch to the New York Tribune
WASHINGTON, May 10, L. 10 p. m.-olnce
FORWARDING INV first dispatch this morning, the
cesultorv skirrnsh firing, which commenced
., daybreak, has grown into 8 considerable
hattie. The Contederates discovering our
changes Of position last night, and taking ao-
vantage Of the same, were found to have mas
sed all their strength on our right, designing,
no doubt. one more desperate assault to break
our lines aal get through TO our supply TRAINS
This movement of the foe, OF course OCCASION
ed 8 reoccupation Of CUR cid positions OF yes
1ordav morning, and it was here upon our ex~
irene right, and With the 9Th corps, that TIE
frnceIe7 has been kept up with more or less
seva5a2v mo to noon 10 day. Our troops were
sdvonceli co yithiu very close range OF their
earthwtrks when d murderous artillery, IRE
WAS oneuaa unou us, occaslonlng us cOnsldefa-
bic loss but our OWN guns were soon gov Asi'o
nosi1ion. and, under cover OF &heir nre' We
charged and took their first line OF rsne pits.
AT the moalenl of this present writing thsrs
j. cessation Of firing along the lines, ana the
Indications are that there Will oe no more
fighting before evening or 10 morrow
CIRCUIT CoURr.-E. K. Snead, judge
ursday-John Early and George Revere
were brought into Court and sentence OF
ten davis Imprisonment in the County JAIL
pronounced upon them.
James G. Chimes vas excused from serving
as a yeni,enan.
The Commonwealth Attorney stated that
he would not proceed further on hehalt OF the
Com. VS. Samuel Colvin, free negro, charged
with rape on Sarah Mckane, jr., and it was
ordered that Colvin be discharged from IN pri<-
onment.
Tnrhe crime with which the prisoner was
charged having |>een committed without the
Jurisdiction Of this Court, nole prosequl was
entered, but Immediately upon che prisoner
being released, he was again arrested, and "a
ken 20 Fairfax county and committed by q
magistrate there
Charles Triplett indicted for grand larcenny,
was found guilty Of petit larceny and the jury
ascertaiaeA his term of confinement IN the
county jail at 50 days.
The cases OF the Com. Us Harrison Barker
and Dr.. J. Porter were continued until Friday.
G. Fiege vs. John MrCuen-unIawEul de-.
xainer-verdict Tor plt. and judgment accord
inglg.
6. Fiege VS. Thee. Jacobs unlawful tletaln'
er-verdict for def and judgment accordingly
The grand jury were allowed 81 and yenire~
men erom IS to S. For their services az this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-20

NOTICE.-I hereby forewarn ali persons
N from harboring or trusting my Wlio
MARY KEBECCA on my account, from t1 ~;
date. as intend to enforce the law against al
parties harboring her without my consent:
NV 2O-3t* PASCVE WHITE MDjtE
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NTUSIC.-Mr. W. BARTLETT, Profes::J,rs
lYI of Music will give lessons ana 1ufnlsn
mu ic for Dancing Parties, Pic Mics, E -
sions, &c. Pianos tuned and repaired. Ae;ln,
moderate. Prompt attention PAD TO oT Tt;
left at French's Boo Store, or aL NO. |.V h!l's
street. ~ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-20

A c 4 D,
YVnE undersigned having purchased r 1i
d stock, good will and fixtures OF me e. ". .fo
known Grocery and Proyis ion store OF ths Sb b;s
John e. Henderson, begs leave to in1oE; l. r W.
in receipt Of fresh supply Of CHOICE T A NJ NJ
lily GROCERIES,, and most respectfully o.
licits share Of public patronage nnooH
W. T. HEND EkSCN:z
50 15~-tf No. 226, King ST., cor A1A-e.t-
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T OST.-On the 18th, : ALEMOR5A ~ u ,,; "
IL BOOK with LIkEN ESs5. The finder %llA
be literally rewarded by leaving it at thls 1 9!V'
my l8-at* y MAIAE " =.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-06
Born

In this city, Aug. lst., 1854, the wife of DR.. A
j. HOgg of a daughter.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-06

Exciting Eastern news expected through w.
f. & Co. today at noon.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-06
ANNOUNCEMENT.

nUNCAN-the Horse-J ockey-announces that
Il he has received the nomination for delegate
to Congress, from the Hog Secession Conven-.
ton. 4ltf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-06
]I)ied,

At his residence in this city Saturday July 80
1864, of Inflammation Of tho stomach and bowels
DR. D. A. CRANE, aged 50 years.
LDr. Crane WAS native Of New York, and has
resided III Kansas and on this coast for several
years. At the time Ofhis death he was acting COrO
ner Of this county, and the nominee Of the Demo-
cratic party for the same position at the coming
election. He was also one of the County Hospital
Physicians, man Of learning, and we'll posted in
his profession. His remains were deposited in
Bueaa Vista Cemetery, by the Order of F. & A.
NJ. on Sunday AFTERNOON, q, large cOncOurse
Oiltbe Brethren, as well as citizens generally, join
ing in tie procession. A widow and several chill
dren composing an interesting family, arc left to
mourn the loss Of a husband and father.l
Atthe County Hospital. July 30th. of congestion
OF the lungs, - AnselmO, native Of Mexico
aged about 81. years,
August ID, at the Warm Springs, OF Typhoid fe.
yer' ]. S. Geer, native of Bavaria, aged ~ wears.
San Francisco papers please copy.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-08-06

I Washington, July z3.-The Republican says
that Grant received dispatches to-day from the
operator at Chattanooga, which reads as follows !:
ATLANTA not yet taken. Our forces find strong OPP
position. 1t seems we have possession Of part Of
the city and the enemy holds the rest The same
pepper has the following concerning the battle of
Wednesday: Sherman states after the battle
nat that day Gen Howard, commanding the 4th
corps, buried 200 rebels in his front and large
number of the wounded were captured on the
field. Gen. Hooker, commanding the 2Qth corps,
advancing his line on Wednesday, met the enemy
in the open road, when desperate battle ensued,
lasting several hours. The enemy was thoroughly
whipped. end driven from the field. After the
battle, Hooker reported that he had buried 400
dead and that 4, 900 woundeds1s1fu oIfernan mas
fpant The Posts snaeialS2foss 500.
New orlS July %. The Post says a part of
Mosby's caValy--twO or three thousand-entered
West Maryland. 1t IS not not known whether
there are any more behind