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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27
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U. :. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE, 4
HAaHYlLeE, May -. 1854.
DARTIE5 INTERESTED ARE HEREBY EOfrl-
ned thai John meCleliand has been appointed
nal Revenue proyidld % - ssaessed and collected
under tie provisions Of Tie act Of Congress.
They are nov PREPARED C enter upon the duties
81 their Office, sud ear be ouEd st tba olhca for
merry occupied ~ o. z Love, Esq, Clerk of the
Circuit Court, Ht de Court House, ia Nashville
Persons Liable "a Be assessed VII procefd promptly
to comply with the PROVISIONS o. the Law, BY re-
turning the lists therein provided, N default OF
which reports wa De made 70 this office for the
enforcement Of ne penalties and foEfeitures a.
HORACE h HARRISON,
T. = Iisfrct Attorney,
may 2l-aot Mid Dist Of Tenn-
HEADQUARTERS UNITED srATEls FUkCEss.
NA HyIL1r. Tx. MAJ e0th. 1854.
Special Order
No. l22.
ETTEtcT.
T ANY AUTHORITY GIVEN FROM THESE
l. Headquarters - erect irsme buildings IN u ?
city simply sends ia the o. he applicant Inc
Peaa,ties presented il 'specal Order 10. g. d.
sueh buildings.
ltEves no Tight or tide phat~oeyer, and any ons
claiming right . the occupation Of any lot o.
ground under such paper, is taking fraudulent
sdyaH aga Of his permit.
No ngnt or title = the land IA or was INTENDED 70
Dc o. could b created b such pspers
By order Of BrgsderGenes x. ;. 0RAs0Es.
~. NEVlS,
may Civ Capt and A. A. G.
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FORCES,
NAssFILE. TN, Nay -, 1865.
General Orders
No =.
Il LIEUTENANT 0EORaE P. DOUGLAS, SsIs
u Illinois Infantry, Ia Ennouuced a. On - q folce
Of this city. vice Capt. Chan5er!an. zyth As@ss-
chusetts Volunteer lnfauiry. Re WI 5s oDeyed
and respected accordinFly-
~ order 81 B1FsGisT-t-enera 3. s. GaassEz.
". EEViA.
nay 22-Is Capt. and A. a. @.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27
Bishops Cumberland AIinstreIs.
Open every night at their New Pavilion,
MAlN-sT., CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

" ArraoRITY q MAJoR-aEN. Ta0MAs.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27

1IItI.7I
Ny Dear Voruz: After taking cog
rizance Of the financial conditions Of
fered you by the House of Erlanger, as
also the letters interchanged between
you and Messrs. Arman, Slidell and
Bullock, we would beg leave TO remind
YOU Of our verbal agreements, 50 as to
define precisely our respective positions
IN this Affair.
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besu.i6Ii Litrograph Camp Parade a1d Battle
Scene, ~ highly cclOrod-1iaDk space he the CEN
ter FOR youT photograph, te names q your oftesfsi
regiment, and the hatitss you have bsen engaged
IL. We are sending Thousands b. mai % soldiers
10 camp, Who have thefu hiled oct and send t1eln
home. Hhfn rsrnes they make 3 beaEtigi pc
record thsi sll become yaGriy more values sad
more honorea- Egefy aoidler should send ~ one
<eut b. NAL, "a plssGe-5oerd tuhes on reosps o.
% cents Discount 70 ageo-s.
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+" ?. D. J0LI.ET q BABIN,
g 4, DrRIrrnN 4 Soy

With such plain proof that these vessels
were destined 10 make war upon the
United States, it would be deliberate
and inexcusable violation of neutrality
in the French Government to let them
20 to sea; tsntamount in fact, 20 a
declaration Of war against as.
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Asess. v.as'd % sal the above.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-27
New Theatre.
CORNER OF UNION AND SUMMER STREETS

Benefit and last appearance but one Of the beau
tfful and accomplished Actress, Miss Kate Fisher.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22
GENERAL. SHERIDAN.
The Greai Cavalry Victory

Va, Department. Washington, Oct. is-s 10
No ko,or -Ccn,,oi D,s ,-Despniches have
ben received to-day from General Grant, & neral
sbernsn. Aid General Sheridan, bu, 20 n,'L,,ty
novemcH,' since my last telegram src reported
The following details Of the cavalry snsA.tuien,
lss' sunday are Furnished Ivy shcridsr;
Il have seen sgu Of the encru- s.rce tho
brilliant engagement Of tho 9th instant. l. N,as
ssgnare cavalry hght in which The ,neuy was
rcu'~i beyond nv power TO describe. lie iost
svty'hins csr'.i N whcols except one pi,ce Il
artillery, ali vhcN at seen, /, vas pAssins over
Rude Ill, near New hsrkc.. a, the keen rim.
aweu', ak miles from the bs,,lc-hcld. to which
point the purso was kcy, up. The battery, men,
and hors's etc, we're captured Tho horses were
IN good condition, but wore al cxchnn ed by our
eavslrymcn for thrir broken down animals Tie
csrnalhes on tho nth will not exceed SIXTY men.
The one hund-ei men n Eighth Ohio, dispcrsed
while guarding tho bridge Owe he North shcnan.
doah, have all ecme in, Keep, the officers"
FDvts n STANTON, Dec. Of War.
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Oh Nai
us General situation.

iisnsi;h from s.. Louis oct. sth, g. the cucin.
Ian uA.xrra yves She following account Of the
po~ton " Ll.rs n Missouri
w IRE cut of GEOGRAPHICALLY from Jcilers N
Ciy-the seat ~ Wsr-the last positive knowledge
We hAvo u Affairs there being confined to the fact
that At one and halt o'clock yesterday, tho rebels
had crossed the Usage and Moro rivers, aud were
adv. Lcing upon the city The utmost confidence
10 felt by Gen. Rosscrans for the u aud he ssy
that there IA nothing in the worid IN prevent the
garrison 81 Jefferson Guy giyins Price ss good a
whipping as he ever had. The place contains be-
~ cen $500 and 800 men. II is vel iortinei, -
The inhabitants turned out s1 ul1sss TO perform the
lsfor and the troops are commanded by Brig
Gems. Mcneil, Fax Brown and n.inboru, who, In
event Of his having reached the place in safety, will
be under the in mediate command NJ Ma. -l,eu.
Plsassnon. Tho lstter len the city with escort
OF 100 mon, Thursday, but has not been heart from
since. Gen. Rosecrans sent the garrison word 10
reserve their IRE until the 'Johnny Rebs' ct we'll
up 70 the hreastworks, then 10 rise up every man
aud IRE al theU Sims aud lie would engage tlti
Price would lie tho test whipped rebel ont. Tue
boys yelled when thif order was sent them, and a,
Last accounts they were preparing execute II, for
they had fallen back fr'ln the advance lnes and
we're awaiting the assault. R1la il IN a inc state
o' defense, and IL commanded by Col Tom Fletcher,
Springfield Is well earisoned also, aud all the g
eminent property, transportation, &C., suu H.
stowei away, the posts well provisional, ana II
will b. the fault Of the garrisons themselves Il they
are either taken or do not punish Prce should be
attempt 10 assiil them. AtcT the pun. shIneu, IN.
f'c;ed upon him in Arcadia Valley, where General
Ewing rendered Ineffective twice the number OF hi,
| own command, II is not likely thst be vii again
risk his force IN attempting to carry furiit, att ms
simply for Ne stores e. cop,-iu, more esIeg al )
! as he eau achieve the same end by sprosdin, ON
over the countrT and p liag'rg. Iucalculsllc iu
| jury anf vast deshuct on Of properly will follow
| the retreat Ot Price. HIS eIsspcratei aud dssp
| pointed men vii glt thcuiselvcF with pl'm Ter
shea burn sud de- roy ail they 'annot carr ap ay
| but they will have 10 maze good IN r, and hence
will no, he very heavily loaded witt plumber bJ
| he time they reach the Arkansas linz.
The hen. 0. hoSer's command reached thit city
| to-day. lis hOrses are iresh aud noyly $40 |, ant
not much gras. will grow under tLer G9ui1 bcior
| hey are lard upon Pieces heels aud fE.A. A. j
Hnth's force is pushed ss far ~ IL yau 20 wisLou
csvslry, and all che traps are laid which the mill
tsry genius Of Rose, TauI could d.y.se under III
| circumstance.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22
The Ohio Election.
s,xieen Union Consrc-meu EIesed

Ctne,nnatL Oct IL Ohio elects sixteen Union
ooneressrrcn- and probably seventeen
sscoSD piHrArcH
Toieds, Oct. ls The BLApE's returns give Rice,
tndePendcn, Union. Tor Congress- zoo majority
svsr Ashley, on the hctne vote In this DISTRICT
Ohio soldiers Vote.
Washington Oct l?.-Thc follow nS Is the Ohio
soldiers vote N washinstcn and tersndris;
Armory Square Hospital PSI, 81. publican. ~;
Democrat nothing
Camp s'iihunon Polls Republican 81; Dem.
ocrs. g.
s!eklos Barracks tAleIsn 'r.a! Polls-Bspubli.
can, Is Democrat,
Mansion House Hospital !s--iepubliesn. "a:
DcmocrsL2
Old Hollowe,i Polls put c.n. :, DcmSrst
nothing.
Lincoln Hosptll Tns-g. pubic n. 81 DINO
ST
J7ion Light c iafl -,darar ers--Ecl uhl e..,l.
~. Demo, raj, l,
c, mr. cn nosp,,sl = liz -Ecpatlca1, 81. u 40.
rra,, /.
Camp Fl liz --RepIh c;.r, 81; nomoer,. 2.
Total EepuN'cln, go; p''-oc-, -
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The Elections.
PcnusyIyania.

Ph,Lad,yh,d, oct. Five have reported ma.
loriues rom forty three counties showing Union
MAJORITY oil ',612 In the remaining twenty three
counties the vote ~ las, year gave Union major
iiy Of lisa, making total apparent Union MAJOR.
ity II I0,5iB II we allow total falling Off In tho
rl.on vote II eight thousand in the counties 10 he
hoard from, there will still be Union majority on
the home vote 4 two thousand five hundred and
fifteen
The AGR claims a gan of twenty thounAnd GA
Curtin vote, and that the Democracy will have q
majority On tho home vote of FIVE thousand. A
footing up OF the table OF the reported Dem pcra'c
xaina show the total far 10 10 fourteen thousand
,w, hundred sud thrly.two in forty seven coun-
ties
sg,OsU DIsrarcH.
PhIad,Iphia oct i3.-Ihe Philadelphia pngsa
Of this moi mug announces "hc gre', news con-
Il med :" aud declares that Pennsylvania IL t'nion
on the home vote" The returns - far, az given
by telegraph, loot up; Iu.on, li,iai; orposuo
lg,375 suoe Curt,u'l election over ten thousand
voters have lcf. the state Tor the war.
1nun ptsr,Tou.
Hdrrisbur1 Pa, Oct a.Bradford county
yiyra 400 Union uajo-iiy-a Union loss Of near
i,O00 Luzernc county gives 1000 Democratic
mai 1ritc, Le'ufc rep rrI ~ 2roO Monroe couu.
t. yiyes 1850 democratic majority Democrats
lcss, ,-s Lohsh county gives Boyer Den.J tor
{ 4.rrsA 2OCl majority . gain over last yea VI
2u
r0tp1a pisrAloa
Phli ,Geiph,d, oct. 19.-Er.e County as lar as
hoard fror gives hofcld, Union, 1873 ma,ortg
rIyuI DFsp,Tcu
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N apyInnd.

baltimore, Oct i3.-sca.toring returns from ina
Counties are coming IN. They indicate thai tbs
vote on .he new Constitution win he close, and the
soldiers vote will probably be required W deirr'
mine the result.
srroSp DISPATCH
Baltimore. OF 10 The ohcis returns for Rsl'
.more Cty increase tho majority for the Constitu'
ton 10 1928. Cccil County, eight disiricta give
Il for the Constitution. The one district 10 bear
from will reduce IL. Baltimore County, three dis
trlcx give ,is for Har,fo 4, estimsted ct aT
against, Washington County, incomplete, cs'ima'-
ed q, 1900 Tor. Hagcrsto~n gives 2?s majority Tor
the Con sti,uton Annapolis ~ against, Carroll Co
Westminster, ~ against Uniontown, lbs for 81
Mar Is Co. Lcnnardstowu 24% against. PaiuSens
distract - against.
TnInD DfrrATCH
Biit more, oct. 13.-r ederick City SO4 for the
Constitution. Newmarket and Midclctowu give
$50 for. Worcester county, ono districts '''
| against. Elneous Mill., Howard CO, l6s for, ~
| against
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22
Southern News.
Reported Carsurc OF Rome. Ca. Etc

Tho Richmond p,pois VI Monday contain the iol. |
, 49,. it..,,,..
''"''' "''''''''N' .a...
augusta, Ocs s.-Au official dspatca cohn'"s
NO tecnrtirr ~ IL w. -, WIZ 49, nos 1r'. w..
nnintet % WhNc onhtt- Voc Mo- ss.eu' i"o -
KEGS destroyed AL thor commtsssfy SrresehusWo
squatcs of the huSucss portion OF the Town ~cr.
burned. Gcn. WNcc'er dashed INTO Hsro'M ~"
Ournct t-csk ~ s'Ofchuusrs enn 49, SF."
thre guns in ,hc place. FORREST is N Middle Een-
ne'.,r h'uSs'u " 80. .,,,, ,,.v.u.
IN Cn.r,ss,ou. Nc~ cascs occur daiy sod are fol-
lowed by number OF deNhs TIE new b'ccsauo
rune Constance struck thc wr~s W VIC s'cant
MafN Bowers, while ttylns.o run mo enN'cs,oh
hafNot, ani was . INK, on NNheSnH hlSn'' ouo
the passcnHers un board, were m'td' iho steamer
was owned by CHe n To-
p,.,,.tv,e. Or, o -ye.tcrdsv, Ahon, n..,u, IN.
c,,,,v in t,yr, moved ON our fishl sspI. s.,i, \,
a., a. d., ,,,r,.,a. 4 NJ al ,py an attach upou our
i,n, \, ,,,ns3 ou, 4, lie nothiug more than cN.
,s,,liu, Lv tho enemy, Of their lines ON our right,
il, -, Irr H. ,s,c,,py All our lost works near Fort
"a p.. m, c,.,uv by this move, gained nothing
~ hs ,,r,,,,.,,, ~, ihc south.ide railroad aud only
I','I ,h.',lr, driving in few ydct,cs o.
l',''' ,,a r,uut uc,b IN only , part OF tho
. x - -, tp,r, NM. ,.,up,~i bv ths enemy
Al ,,,.o, ,r.i,v Ny,.,b-, clc,sIv ami very cool
w 49,,
kihn"nh loc" 'u"s wv VIEW N'"'
the James River
We found our IRON c'sds in cxcs'lsm hsns3s
,,', I.,u,', ",u,. an, IN G,ii .,oh, of ,hc
tncmy's pcse,. W say n,sh,ns Of Buffers obser-
vs'orN' from when nat only uS nm's" n's,
N,.Y.r,', r.n wi,h u,. nj of a las. csv-,lv be
~. '' Wv"
Inc h'hmoni tNVt1Hrr hiv'hoN the "
Elrly's defeat between Sheridan ami "Johu mar
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22

New York, Oct I3-Tho following dispatch fro'a
Secretary stanton was received yesterday by CO.
ector Draper;
Washington, oct. ~ $40 T. h-Hon. Simeon
Draper Tho hospital vote in Nashville s-Un.on.
1900 Opposition. 200. The soldiers VOTE s,snas
in about the same PROPORTION wherever hoard from
EpwIr N. GIAStoS.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22

Onion majority II over sacco. TIE balance v
b heard from win probably iocrv,se tAe nayaasy
eve thousand. There Is a small Un,oa majority IN
oosh branches Of the Legislature. TIE coasra0>
men are all Union except those N the 81. 81 and
tth dstre,s IL, lsss two are doubtful and claimed
By to<h part,vs
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22
Havana and Mexico.
No News VI TIC Wishing steamer ROnBois,
--riOi sensation Mexican stories.

N.,s o,k Oc' 1.-THE "Escle," from wanna,
stb, IN. srl,el "a, hi. port this afternoon.
We ara und,r d cations 70 Pnrscr Albert for tie
eerv delivery o. orr correspondence and news
paT'rs. lite Eagle brings no Intelligence OF the
ING - amer Roanoke. Tie presumption
saong the ofeers Of the Eagle is tia, she mas been
captured by party OF Febcls who were among Dor
Ia ,scugcrs
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22

H.rani. Oct. S.-By tho clyde We have dates
from the city OF Mexico to the 96rh Of SEPTEMBER
and from Vera Cruz to the lst instant Insorma-
ton is anvon that par, Of General Aymasls forces
under Colons Martin, consisting Of Ave hundred
French and one hundred Mex.cans, attacked at
Estanz'ela- near Durango, the combined forces Of
oresa Cusyj'L K,sre'e aud Patoui, stated at
four nslsaad p runscr, lo9k twenty cannon
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22
soldier. Nos to vo,. In California.

San traneisca Oo II The Supreme Court ID.
here's TO its decision against the cousttutonsty Of
We Military Suffrage At This will mako differ.
euce Of ~ Icon 500 in the vote NJ the State.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22
GENERAL. GRANT.
The Rebels NnsEtrg on Our Left

Hcddqnd,ters, Away % the Potomac, Oct 10
No events Of importance have occurred In frost Of
Petersburg for several days The picke;s have been
Engaging one another the r,s' three nights on the
zen and Icf, centre Of the line. and . number OF
-ssusitsec daily occur.
SECOND DISPATCH
Headquarters Oct. li.-Lss, evening and dur.
ing part n the night firing was brisk In hc e-n-
re Of the line in front Of Petersburg. Large bodies
Of The onerny's troops have been moving to-
Yards our lot the last twenty -four hours. They
received the attention Of our sunners whenever
they appeared within range. There is noting new
from the james rivor. lite army r.li,,ns in II.
former f"n,iou a, Chapin's Buf' tic .ne-ny no,
seeming DESTROYS Of attacking tho limo there.
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Tho War in I--isJouri.

'rrsu't o. Yic. More briG &c BurniaA.
81. LOnS, Oet is.--rre re- els 1--we destroyed
,lo LsIp'le Bridge, near s,d.'A, ou the Pacific
Railroad 10 miles rom Gre ru'o ia still re-
ported ~ enc v.cn,. OF lontvic, With zen
sspborn harEls-.n.. his rear NM ,suas.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22

GENERAL SHERMAN.
Forrest Recroered the Tennessee.

Na,hr,lle Oct l2.-Col Hodge, OF Gen Wash
hume command, with 1,20O infantry, and 9 bat
terry Of four guns, on board Of three transports,
conveyed by two gunbos,s At r. N. Of tho 10Th
LIST, met the enemy under Gen. Forrest in person.
Of East Point, With two batteries and WAS ropulsed
with the loss OF 20 killed and &c wounded and mis-
sing, All the guns Of the battery were lost, and
two OF the transports DISABLED. Two eaissons were
burst by the explosion Of Forren's shells For.
rest Ia supposed TO- hsye crossed ule river Hodge,
with the balance Of his force has roschod Johnson
vile.
4 Federal Victory.
CllrtsriiLe, Tenn >Dct. III etI. Col. Weaver,
With 90 coorci troope, we're ,tsc';cd yesterday
morning, Ave miles below For. ",lson, by 700 rob
els under Lieut. Lowrey. t.c rebels wore whipped,
with the loss of Lieut.. J. wrey aal Cop, Gurdy
killed, and 90 men hi'l.l .nj SoLncel. The Fed
rrsl lose was lleu,sua4, anu . men killed, and 0
men wounded.
ai;iccinrr oil tn, Daii!, Of AIatoona.
sheuA, lci. "a ~ & 's . the ruhcls
u lr"aE 6 'ru,r'' CONN io.'aaIns rave .rJsed
fIi Ices. Ia.rct. Gyiny uc'arJ P1Iasc,p, snd
the a.d..,o0s N or .oouatoI mca n th'- At
will prevent any future l.tf,,lt I lave ma yet
learned whether ~ not TJr. =; has ese'1ai ar 81
the river. ", rgvc hid f'yer. j vcry heavy ram
in this vicinity, .ad ~ all TIE sireal.s hsy ..-'r
sources in the mountains, they a.r swcllod cror-
mously. The br,1l'c o,og the g.. ~ ,bcoehec, 4n,,
Think, ono at 4 ., N Gclr..,1, haze ,-cn
washed away; but Is 9 man taS ih.ry days SIP
piles at Atlanta, he ~ lc hut ltle iucoL ycp
fenced by this; the only d-fiiAty 10 % tho delay
II will cause in laying IN snrples 70, future I'd.
vance.
Hood Las q sttsrcd his srrny with Wow v
supporting .so cavslgy a., n hc dlrocuon d
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22

Iw thou hir - the voi. a. Western Maryland,
and the sollicre VOC, will secure the ~icp,cn Of
the Constitution.
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NchInAn.

Omdhd, Oct. 10 -Ncbrsska has elected Unior
Delegate To Cougrcss by large majority.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22

reuuA,pps and North ocorv3a And trcrr -h,.,
-. -, 60,
s,e~ S"ns' N"o ohPVV'ou Inv! nave however,
ell proved merysbSe faiiurcs Inc lsics. at.errn,,
And nv far thc ,,ost sor,nSisi,l. ON. 80. - ....l
-. 49,, =
~ uI'sn Q, ho my ~" strons, on Al.
..Su"' usv Snic yrNrusy Nth! tut Ike oil
.,,,', -. wv ,u,i iIstlencins not ohiy
.'.'l ~ oN Wv m nnns '.'e' me carr snn
W. Ss "~, W osncrnl 'or-' ~ lows, who
az Ior comnAnder &c nspded
ssu.u,, srsod ,' ou' 'ne icrnand wss
pteIare iot tns ar'rnrs ne rrtvls msie several
1883 $3.50 w. So.e Nsnsn' usostu ev'ry time. Re.
~, 80 49, .oi''' .V,1 r9h' Marietta and
-. -, :" ,.hP,,, ~ .e'NS', AZ ne reholt
,.i W. lug w VIZ hius te'orc thrir
..N. worn vac sss'an's bsgan to wavcf Oh
49, - ~, ~" rtr l.'ici Over me breast
VOC. ,an,a 49, ..uu,r 'h.tsr ereN'ns l.r-
~, T. - ~ ~ r"u ~, !" cunpic" route The
49, " .ue re.Tl nesl' -, IN n'hnier' ard ut.'
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Gcse,nl sk~r ann's Omcini Report.

Gen. stetmsr's eGelsl r7ur, 81 the AL,nn
cSnp.sa is pvti -lsj in 'as ~ Al hRsy ,sp
N.NS Gs.Ers Of 'his week u Is dated scptcm-
Ter rs, asd Oils ,SsuIy -o'4uas - THAI pNpcr.
Tie es&mss> the cnea.y's s,r-r - to have been
teswcen fort. nv, tho ANA ard intv thousand
Infantry aud artillery, nd icr Thousand cavalry.
6cn. Sherman says that he maintained about Vie
seme strength durine the camps,gu the number
ct men Joining FROM faflough and hospitals sbput
comTcpsarne for lose In battle aud from sickness.
The rpnrt ia cor posei in Gen Shorman's ter-c
and Geuchsut styls md forms a most interesting
h.s'ory Il perhaps The most br lliant AMI complete
caiDpsigp ~ The var. lie tsrfIiu stcs his recital
with u. following d'-'rycd tribute " hir subprli
nsie commands; ny the" ariuies III the held
we're eotnmsndoS - .,n cheers my equals ip
rsnh sno orI-i-oD'e MAJ -Gsus. Geo. n. Thomas,
.. II s,hotclI "a 20 ward. wltb such
=. r'u.au1c Vt ISL ~ 10 il-ie ,ts III. object lie.
30 a. c. ...., yccugprst 4 H. ] csnuot over
V~,.mA'o the efvces ~ u c country, and must
Sp-oss my ,.eep anu hrnrtfe. thanks that. coming
together ircu d1er,nt h,lt~ ,rth Different IN 4ir-
- b they ave Io-cIcrsioi 'v.h harmony that
ha boon pr3Iuc..y - the &c -. Ana int a sue.
c.ss and & cus'-.ccliYc. 4 n'rs h.rnuuIous
srn ny uoea not e@.sts"
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22

and frc,n scme pcrccos q sberfdan's army, which
latter thcy were able 70 roach, noswthssn ing ne
rumors " the contrary. Tho Commissioners VINO
have arrived here uniformly rspot shs' more Man
two-,hirds II tho troops thcy visited have vot~i
N. Union tic set r. following IL the offcisl re-
tor, Of the troops 81 Fort delaware: Union. 49,
bcnocrnA 2.
Philadelphia Oct. 13.-Thc soldiers vote has
comm al c. ming ia and though but s,s2s bal
lou have been received, the Union majority -
A,eGs
Edshinstcn, Oct. 1s--A dispatch from CITY
Point ssys that AK Pcunsylvanla regiments cast
i,O1i votes ~ Of which were Democratic.
PEN>syIvANIA ELECTION.
Iteturns for Members Of Congrces
The following table, compiled from the latest re-
turns received. exhibits the present inspect Of LIE
election In Pennsylvania on the home vote. Al
though several distrcts arc yot doubtful, the vi.
mat. result Is probably shown by this table
DIST republican Maj. Dtmoerit,e M
g., y Randall i,>i'
| gd-C. o Ncill. .a,o54
sd. Myers ..... .66i
4u-W. Il. Kelley ...a4i3
| bh-h X. Thsycr. ...6S
9th n " Boyer, 1850
| sih s.E. Apcons, ....622s
p.h stevens 1000
| 10th ~ strousc, ....... oa5
| nth r, Johnsou .,,slN
4, l2th g.. Dem eon. @1
| 1nr. L. Nerur auo
i4tu. q T. Miller. iSi
| 10Th 40 ulosofennei !" ~.
| I6tb 4. VI. Cofrcth... $50
| i1th. A A. Barker. rs
| lsths Y. Wilson. 1000
| lP,h.G. ". Sconeidl. st4
| 20th G. V. Culver. 100 >
| 2in John l. DAWSON. ~"
| 3fd y. K.Morehcsd.. 2,30N
| Yai rhoe williams.A,0o
! 2Nh. q. SiAwrcncel 1910
|
Republican Maj. 1856 Dem. ms. 3%fs"
Democratic Ma 3.226
EXCESS Republican. 400
Tho soidiers vote a. returned from the army ~
| rrrns,s A.ia majority ~ s. 600.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-22
The Maryland Election.
Union ~srcess n Baitimoie Pvoha he
Adopttoa Of the New on-thuttcr.

Batmor. Oct. i9.-lbs election today for
Mayor resulted NJ follows,