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GEo c. RuHpEL l. Co.-Gentenen: We have aialysed
your Golden Biters and hrd that It's component pIs ens
10 tho notice ofsthe medical profession Since our anaysa
~ have used Ia on spracuce with very satisfactory resutsS
,d nd psricuary well calculated 10 correct drsnsenens
the digestive orsns such dyspsp.a d'arnes 'ek beaa'
ache collie kc aud superior tonic Ior daby Use ~
moderate quantities aged persons and also those Of defeats
Doctors J. T. L. T. s. NoRBDRY, (,
No. iJ6 Ess I'D - !.
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Nyr.Ynnx Nfarch 10 le6l.

Me..r. GEo. &. HrBnIL Co.-,,ents: My family hsvnl
been the recipients led bone NJ IN health by the use ID
Your Bsrs am induced to acknowledge my sense
OF sra.itndo IN This .er which you privileged 10 use as
you may desire conf entity attest that since the n,s
bottle o your Ritss euteed ny house nave heard OF Nc
conpsins Dyspepsia Ny s had been troubled with ne
masdy .or years. Tho disease his entirely len her and Sc
well Othsr members OF The fiy iadorse the good qnek
tie. OF your article and can only say conclusion that
should b. ppy 20 give verbal evidence 10 the doubling al AZ
tiu.a hsy may cal On me-
H. A. GRAHAM. 4.
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rRE.--At an early hour yesterday morning a
fro vas discovered in tho honse Of Mrs Ann Farrell
No lgs Sonermcrhorn street. Tho premises ver3 dam
agcl ~ tho e1.cnt OF - An adjoining buiding
oancd and occupied by NJ. Edward lockwood, was
damagod By water 10 the extent Of TO- Tie loss IN
eanA eaIe Is inllY cOlorsl by lnanIanee.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

oEO. g. GOODWIN Co, Boston. Mass:
FNQETNGrON UrLEY. Syrccsc. n. Z
DICKINSON COMSfOCk Co., Utica n. y.
q. q. CLARK Co, New .Hnycn, Conn.
LEE OSGDOD, Norwich, Conn.
p.G. BDOi. No. ICE Ws!nrt.s,., philadelphia -
A.rnts FOX the Nos'.i-Weit A..
COLLINS BROS, g.. Louis, No. Solo Aseas ~ ~
South-Ne.i. -.
DEvINs BOLTON Montreal c. E., Sole As'r'' Tor ~
Csrsdss
HARRIS. WILLIAMS Co, New .LOndor, 'csr'
q. q. CORNWfLL. Washington, d. G.
ELLIS &cAIRSs Batnorc. Nd
LOtiNi < Co, rlniri, y, !.
81 N. WILSON Is,y V Y.
\. e. LLOYD, Albany, n. Y.
-. H. BEAMtN, Providence. n. l.
ID. J. n. CHuBM OK, Binghan'on, y. y,
q. y. GREENE, nore, n. y.
CURfls sHEAD, WATERFOWL. " T.
LEE, $3.50. Co, Hartford. Com.
". y. PHILLIPS, Portland. Maine
DfSCtON & LEE, Springfield, Nass.
{. II. 4 !. PRICE Salem, Mas
". J.. ALDEN 4 Co., Bango., Maine.
q. MsslssON, 0eps Fsls NY; a
j. H.SsELLl schenectady, y. Y.
4. H. MOsELI, lthies, n. \.
n. DfYO Iondout, ". Y.
LEWIS cor, New Psltz Landing.
" D. MHl1fHoL SE Co., Fot Ed"sId. ~ L.
GEO. &. HUBBEL & CO..
pRorRIETORA
CENTRAL DEPOT:
ANSR!cAs EXPRESS BUILDING, NEw-YoSx.
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Eecruung At the Provost MaIshils Office Of the llid
40 men passed.
The 10Th Regiment Militia. Of this city, has gone 10
Euira to guard the Rebel prisoners at that Place 80
also have Companies b and OF the oath Regiment
IRE remainder win march on Wednesday neAt.
Tho ooh Regiment Is expected here daily. Nost OF
the men have rccDsted. After leaving Brooklyn
years 500 th,y went to Key West, where they were
iiationed for u long time They thea joined General
Banks, army in Louisiana and participated IN several
battles In the Ieche country. Recently they we're
transferred 10 Maryland, where they participated in
the baltic Of MOnoclcy. The Common COaDcl have
ordered d reception ior al Iten!isi,d veterans.
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THEY CONTAIN NO POISONOUS
DRUG.
PURELY VEGETABLE.

HUBBELs CELEBRATED GOLDEN BlTTERs ssa
composed OF Gsntisn Ceaus Root Wild Cherry Barn. Aniss
Orange Peel Casaya Bark Colunbo Barb Of sssssns Rose
sherry Wine. Bt,ernut Bark Caravsy Seed Yellow Doc
Dadeloip-Gil preserved in Jamaica Rum.
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The Porte has closed the Protestant Mission
AJy establishment Hrrcsfng converts American Mis-
sdopary Societies Tiopened Professionalism great
ly progressing among tie hussulnans.
The budget viii slow surplus.
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PRUNUS VIRGINIANA.

WED CHERRY BARg.-Ths bark is among the most val0
able o. Indigenous remedies, uniting with tonic po"cS
the property calming irritation aud dnin.hrg ps.'oas ~
citlbiity fths stomach, or OF the system-
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JCGLANS.

BrrrEHSur ia mild eshsrtc operating without pain -
irritation Il much employed during Der Revolutionary
by d. Rush and other physicians attached to tie army
and was aisIy esteemed.
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CAIAMUS.

SWEET FLAG IL snulant tonic possessing th vIfoss "
he sroacs may be taken with sdven'ssen r'n or M
easiness VI the stomach or bowels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06
The Conference.

The first sitting of the Peace Conference was
Md on the 10Th Counts Eecbberg and BlSInark we're
present Nothing was known respecting the proceed
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AFAcr wonrn ksowlss.-1ho,e suffering from D,.p.H

No. q ST. CONSTANT ST. MONTREAL, July IT, I65*. =
Mesrs DKvlNs BoLroSGcntirnen: For the ias, eieveU
months have been suffering snlO daily from severe attack
OF Dyspepsia 80 much ao could with difficulty retain
meal on my stomach more tan No9ty unutes. AT night
eIpersaced great burning IN about the region vi tn
heart general depression OF spirits attended "th fieanens
heal.shes d1lness or dmnsss Of sight. tred vsrous
Csiaartie Compound. ard Stomach Preparstons wthoae
bens afc rded any esctua relief til used four bottles OF
fubh-ls Golden begs since which period has" not bees
troubled with sin gle OF the above comp!.ints
Froui the bsn-h those Bs,s have Afforded nee fee my
duty W eGpress publicly ny gIariui hanks
Coca. BASCEOFl. Accountant and Collector.
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ilkEct08s:
GEO w. MCLEAN e'q, tnn u! Jerome, Rigs Co.,
H. L. GAw esq. G,, Of Gas, rs.csor Co.. Phisa,,.
FNos SfWBoLD, cd dfG " N.wboId, Son \ oertor,
Phi,ielphi1.
WnT fisIiER ,sq. firm MN. Fisher sons Ba',iore.
LDOHARD }. foEaiLY, Baltimore.
HOWARD s. MACY. Elr',e4s Tor the Cogv.ly, Sub
rr,,rlYy Bulin; NewYork.
Ir object o. the Cppsronis % ere tcs sets 81 po-'
sat forming double hnc tin ~ dinsnt routes
Wellington and th) pnc pol L'eroi p0.ut rt 20
b oc,g tor tn reception end trnsuis Of tccsrsp'ic
and by .oEntc.ny win othsr lines - tho
y,n,-, be- sos 90 rnd me- aoi 20 IL ps " the United
St.ie- AMI tengif'
Tire liza 4. N ec1fie OF .on and ccrtr,t'
have entered INTO the purchase of Wre ai oHcr
te.s None ci be weed except no besi qualify .rt i
.ity d, end -. os -. viii BE- ra N operation l-
/ .nrlla,cly FORWARD.
No enisrpisc in the u,rkei ofer e1nui prospects
Of profits With the OF dr,plI,. nud the Da'ne Of the bust
moo TJpossd % Ls done 81 tA tonp1.t a. rs nSnc il
plies warrant. ", stock being rccomcierid !" tic 2aoc a.
chyir- nyts 'nlcrt
cle nj e.t.. bssod far below tn .e'nll capacity Of
the number Of wiic p.oposl 70 employ d by .- Com.
pony, shows that it proper management L can snf ie
care dividend. "a % 20 - per cent per d1nn ,
Doors for sIb7criponto hs Cf. Sfock o. inc trfrsuy
will be opened in ts city SAft RDAl Au. g. az The
oiice Of o. HILTON SCRibNEE, No. 81 WI lam -, aud
rsf1an open until further notice, and tho snbcpon received
will be- pry able by installrenls
Its Intended ~ hsy. the ntere', divided In the different
citias through which Il limo will psss therefore, out linn,
ted amount on tho S,ocs vii be OLE rel ia each.
FnfthsT particulars II b. given upon apply at the
Of O. HILTON sCRBNEn, e.q where tire pgosjJsni u
ltls Cou,peoy viii be ~ ssssa<s. si.snl-nss.
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COLOMBIA.

CoLuro among tho most useful Of the mid Bsnea
il Is pre.cbed in the delinins ssses Of Hemtens
Fever Dy,ensery DisrheA chOlera Merbu ADD choisfe
| infsutuin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06

The ports Of Portugal will be opened shortly
r the tree importation Of grain in consequence OF the
scarcity Of the harvest -
The next Government loan viii be offered to public
omDetiton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-06

SAUCE FOR GEEsR.-Two men Of The 2Stl
Regiment encanp,d IN Prospect Park, were charged
bv the police with stealing geese the property of I'd
ward O'Donnen They were discharged on payment oi
=
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yoxKRas Nav Q. 1884,


Me,ss. GFo. C. HUBsgL Co--Gents: Having Isei only
Two bottles Of YOUR Codes Bites recommend theia
h the urost confidence Tonic, eDd particularly for .
change dit uud Il wei or LADIES and ehiide1a
Il, ng thfl pat oi Nins gass tWO " three times day.
soag. srs2ee.iLi.y OEulsOE I. bAhALh.
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Prom AsPINWAIL.

The steamship Ocean Queen, Capt. linhic-
paurh. from Aspinwal July q at p m arrived hcre
Yesterday. The following is crsPooio list;
O,l,r ~ ...... 4 20 2aeiA. Rich Brc....... 600
Klrl,ata PA ,L..... 5000 ). b. Newton Z Co... 1890
SehoIe Bro ....... 240so A. Cohen 4 Coco. U,C-'
ID n 4 H. Wstrr,.. 900 Angus; Bs mont L 60 tO,Wo
W. H. r. n. Taylor. nUtcl N ek, Fargo to... f',"o
Jennings Brewster. e,oVJi -, -.
FROM AspIywALL.
Pxrson Te'ii........ 5000 hl5Ou Munoz...' ,'o
Nckes.on Rohhvw... Shl -
H. Ns.iyin0.-........... tti lo.a. 'eIV''
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Nv she virsisis.

The National Steam Navigation Company's
screw steamer Virginia LETT Liverpool n p N. on TIRE
isth for New.York via Queensto~n.
The CnnArd screw steamship Sidon passed Cape
Clear on the forenoon o. tie 18Th and the Hbernisu
arrived OH Londonderry at 7:4j the evening of tie
ams day.
GREAT BRITAIN
Tbs liverpool Post of the 10Th says; ''On
Sandsy evening steamer called the MARY, and which
Id cleared for Nassau. " r., lexf The Mers,y. M
u,erons Inquiries vere msdo about Der OF the Under
reys Room yesterday. and ths general belief 10. that
she vessel 10 really the Alexsndra-tbe great gunboa
Alexandra
xpoRTxD EAvAL EseAGlNFST BETWEEN AsLh-
CAN VESSELS
Nothing more bad been heard Of the reported fight OF
xsrrey and u wa Get down rs hoax.
Asstess tight. Aewssty reported oDthe iritb coast
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EEAD AND YOU WILL RNOw,o
FAMILY MEDICINE.
HUBBEL'S
CELEBRATED GOLDEN BITTERS
TIE BEST TONIC IN THE wORLn1

They invisora,e strengthen give new life 10 IN ysss
Tley work like magic, and will all Of Dyspspsi1
Debility intermittent Fever, Scrosaa Govt Gravel ysa
Dice Nervous Affections Liver Complaint Loss Of Apptt4
Heartburn, Bilious Collie Cholea Morbus, Fsvs and Araa
rheumatism, Salt R'eun, sea-ickness. 60, Ac.
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CommereiHI IntelIigemec.

CHARTERS have been arranged for The British
troops at Yedo.
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IIaly.
ROytugat.

Tie Minister for Public Works has lett for
nv
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Special Notices.
Continued from flfih Page.


The Rev. DIR. Sunderland viii preseh Ia The t.h-st
Church Rev 'r. BIrc.ufds) IO-MOHhDW kSaDsalnp
MORNING., services corima ncins IT itt O'CLOCK
The Rev. ID. Jones win preach a metropolitan Hal
No. .. 6ih-as On SUNDAY, Au at lOi T. No. AZ ?; ~.
there vii be The cause md core OF e!Hh"
aud misery At0p ~. "fLe efficacy OIL prayer
The Cigar Manufacturers OF IBIS city arc reqn.s.,d
TO attend aijourned meeting a. the AoE lone on MO'
DAY Au, o. a. 10 NJ for The eiectioa OF cai'efs Of tue
ASSOCIATE aud other important oufness 49,, -,
: H hSssa Secretaries. ~ E D''A' >''''
Attention, Ladic. and tii.sos.-Ir. pr l.: VI.
lOTTERS SOOTHING CORDIAL i,r chill cn Is sn mat
lille remedy tr loo Of tho bowels eloeia IA ntu ~
irablty Of TEMPER, mat Of head IN ioenf Giving Gle
soiess T. tho gums Il siren .thenng weak pnt u e'
~ soothing perye containing 10 A@fcouc 1isous
Reer,ucs b. produced noW TIE most eminent ihSs-e ne
Sold q s.. Goat aud 80 9TH y. y and al r"sIec ib.e
druggists, Ar. Dr. Foer be ll.ed II 10 bil on
al diseases Of SoEcn and children
Po.t-Otfire Aoticc.-Th- nsrs for tho UNITED
KIM, DON aud the CONTINENT, Wis QUEENSTOWN aud
LIVERPOOL per steamer CITY OF WASillNnION, and
fjr the GEKMIS STATES, via HAMBURG, per steamer
BORt sSIA win cose AZ this Office on sATU RDAf the oh
ay Of Au.ut log o'clock and az The to@ 81 lions
Is follow: Stations end X, ~ ia. m stations and d. .
a o.; station. ,nI +, y n. station an
ABkAN HAkEMAN Postmaster
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JAMAICA RUM,

The merits q whsh are too well pesc sry cOsR
ment s.a
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China.
.laIsan.

Major Gordon's force had been disbauded.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BROOKLYN MILITARY AFFAIRS. The quota
Of the lid Cong sional D!ict by wards and towns
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Deaths OF Soldiers

IN THE HOSPITALS ~ AND ABOUT NEW-YoEk,
Fr,rs ~ - 90 iugn't ). 1854.
REPORTED xEFKIY NEwfoEE TRIBUNE pY 4 J.
Cas- GOV usDgETik kRi No J5' SSAsD srsErf'
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DcruuIcent
Dcn,nlocnts

DeuuIerut. DcuuIcent
DEtlUICENTi
TIL, cntirsy SOAP bsyond all eolnpT'on tie be',
compound vet ot.rei for
CHhPPEU OR TENDER HANDS, - $500.
ltIE NURSERY. AND ALL TOILET USES
Manufactured olly by
C. nULL'S son, No. 3s PARK ROW NJ =
VII, ao os.rs rpragd o 100 varieties Of Toilet and stips
Soaps and Canc. For sale by hoe. :. cpec-5!e dealers
Diamond Riug-.
.n ie-crirnns FIONA twenty-five uoirt 20 seven hhteu
dollars each Tor sle by co. g. ALI No. 80 Brod"sy,
oas door below Csnllst., formerly No. n WIl.t-
CLOSED on SATURDAYS AZ O'Clock
lar RinRs nud PIns-NEW sIYLEs.--Iust received.
TLrs. Five Ses,n Ten, Twelve Ffeen, Isen TO seventy
s1,wny one door, below C@sssi. Store closed on satnr
a IS At . o'clock
Within =. .Isjicy, AgcEtfor
CROND AIS PATENT CORK MATtRfSS..S, CUSH
IONS SC. Wire.OoI4 -ll Oifce, No $50 tllal-st.
N kind, III FURNITURE. iBOS REDSfEsDS, &c.
Hotels. boarding houses pyste dwe'5', country srats'
steamboats,, veslo Sc farnsiad a. shortest notice
10 Advertisers.
THE NF,M-NDRh EAA-BDtk haa now week. crcu-
iaon Of 1850 tOPtS larger than that ofsny Democratic
pqy~r nj he'd Not lea than 2 nrsieis oil over tie
kcth end West p>nis. TfE DAY-bDOk every wetk 10
the ai,d advert n. nedug in the city. fircu
Iaiiou ~ s,ed money refunded fog eirculIr nj 90
Publ.iof' u DAf-boOh No. le2 Nasssist. Nc. YORK
f, Fisl's pntcpt Cookins.Lamp.
30. nj Peaf.--., Nc's-foFs
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r,,nE RANkERs AND RROKERs TELE-

ffN1E BANh ERS AND BkohthS CtisE-
L GRAPH COMPANY, Incorporated race- the Laws II
tie q tn ol Sew ORR N,a-JcTy Mny,snd. ,ut tie Die.
ific o lh, oni by So ca Acts o. thr Ltsia'ur' d
Pc,sylyrna May 1874 aud organized in Ph.sdcpEs v.h
Tie following scItl r!nen i. ol.4r:Ii:
IA. II. NAISBlGHr President.
JOlIS RIrfENHOLSE, SogTO..y.
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communication was received from the chairman Of
the German Peoples Association Of New York. claiming
to represent two hundred thousand citizens and
lied by resolutions pledgng the members of the Assoca
ton to the support Of the Chicago nominees The com
muncaton was fled.
Mr. VALLANDIGHAM said that from the fret moment he
had been animated by but one sentiment n this Conven
tonpeace-to the end that there might be peace in the
land He then moved shat the nomination Of Gen. George
D. Mcclellan be the unanimous of the Convention.
Mr. McKEoS, of New York, seconded the motion, and
remarked that we in the midst of bloody revolu
tom that II the present Administration should be con-
nued no man of note here would be safe 10 bis liberty or
life. He oxhoIted all to join with one heart and as one
man in the effort to overthrow it
Governor POWELL also briefly addressed the Conyen.
ion pedgng his most earnest efforts for the success of
the tickets ande1presng the firm conviction that the ticket
would come out of the contest triumphant with the
berries of the people restored and the prosperity and hap
piness Of the country secured
Judge ALLEN of Ohio, Mr.. Boay of Missouri, and
JAMES 3. THAyER of New York. followed in brief
speeches, reviewing the history Of the country under
mocrao rule, in comparison with the acts Of the present
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ORDER RELATIVE TO FIREARMS.

The following Is copy of order just issued by Gen.
Heintzeman orbddng the delivery transportation of
firearms within the States of Oho Indisua Illinois, or
Michigan during the coming sixty days, and which was
alluded to in the Chicago Convention 1t s numbered 53
HEADQUARTERS NORTHERN DEPARTMENT,
Columbus, (0hio,) august ~, 1884,
During the ensuing sixty days fire arms powder or
ammunition OF any kind will be received transported or
delivered BY aDyralroad express or other forwardfnr
company within the States comprised within the limits Of
this departmentviz Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Mcb
ganwithout permit from these Headquarters; from
Gen. A. P. Hoyey, Indianapolis, Indiana; Gen H. H.
Paine, Springfield, Illinois, Lieut. Col b. H. Hil De-
tro Michigan. unless shipped by delivered to an al
thorized q icer OF the United States Government.
Dealers IN these articles others having them in their
possession, will in event be permitted to sell or deliver
them during that time.
1t is the duty OF ell military commanders and all provost
marsbss and their assistants that this order N an
forced and to all such articles as may be clandes
timely sold shipped delivered in evasion of it, such
property Will at once be reported these
Tor the decision of the commander ts disposition
Forwarding, selling or delivering such articles during
TINS tune, now in teanstu excepting that they may be
forwarded by such railroads now have them in posses
sion for safe keeping will be considered an evasion of this
order The iaots of such forwarding will be reported to
these headquarters
BY commend Of Msjor Gen Hsintzelman t''
G, III. POTTER, A. A. Generas. "a
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REBEL ACCOUNTS OF THE LATE BATTLE
From the Richmond Sentinel of august "a.

From the Richmond Sentinel Of august "a. -
The Weldon railroad has again brought the Yankees and
The croakers to grief Thursday Gen A. P Hill assaulted
the enemys works Reamss Station, about twelyo
miles from Petersburg and carried them. securing two
thousand prisoners and Dine pieces Of cannon.
We pleased to state that casualties are repre-
sented to be slight though regret to learn that among
the wounded mentioned the Of Gen. Anderson
OF Georgia and Col Charles Marshall Of Virginia the lat
ter IN the
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF NoRrHERS VIRGINIA,
Augua 26, 1864. ol-
Hon. j. A. SrDDos, Secretary Of War:
Gen. r Hill attacked the enemy in his entreuchments
Reams Station yesterday evening" and the second
saut carried his entire line
Cookies and McRaes North Carolina brgades under Gen.
Heh, and Lanes North Carolina brigade wicoxs dvis-
on under Gen Connor with Pegrams artillery, composed
the assaulting column = ,sfr
One line of bisastworks carried by the cavalry under
Gen Hampton I'll great gasntry who contributed largely
to the success of the day.
Seven stands Of colors Thousand prisoners and nine
pieces Of artillery are in our possession. N.
The loss OF the enemy in killed and wounded reported
be heavy, ours relatively email.
Our tofund gratitude due to the Oliver of all victory
and thanks the brave and officers engaged "
X. Il. LEE. +
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LETTER OF Elk PRESIDENT FILLMORE.

BUFFALO, AUGUST IL, 1864
My DEAR SIR: Your favor Of the 18th came to hand
during my absence. but greatly delighted to see BY
the papers that you had large and enthusiastic meet
ing for Mcclellan and sincerely hope that he will receive
the nomination by the Chicago Convention see my name
occasionally alluded to in connection with that
but cannot think there is any tDng to of it, foe be-
heve that all know that do not desire any nomination.
aud cannot think any very great number Of my fellow
citizens desire me to have it. Truly yours, ~ :
WILLARD FILLMORE,
Hon. HIRAM KETcHUM. -
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On the second ballot. when New York was called Jndos
PARKER said that, having cast her thrty three vot e.
James Guthrie sganst his wishes she now gava tham
cheerfully to George H. Pendleton, of Ohio
The other candidates were thsn Withdrawn and Caor
d. PeDdeton, of Oho received the un anous vote 90 ,h
Convention as its candidate for Vice President. 1
Mr.. PENDLEToN, being loudly called for said tb.t h
had no language in which express his thanks for ,h
evidence Of kindness and confidence He could onv
promise to devote himself the future as in the past with
entire devotion to the great principles which lie AZ thu
foundation OF our Governmenthe rights of the States
and the liberties of the people, In the future AZ in tb
past he would be faithful to the great principles Of d.oo
racy and strong in their with the hearts of million.
of ireemen with them they will again build IN thu chat
tered fragments of the Union and hand it down e. thu
next generation as it received from the last u
committee of from each State was appointad to
inform the candidates of their nomination and raca.t
their acceptance
was resolved that person from each State bs a.
eced by the delegates thereof to be appointed to form
National Executive Committee 20
1t also resolved that hundred thousand conA ~
the proceedings of the Convention be printed 1s
1t further resolved that the Democracy Of the
try be requested 10 meet in the different cties and bod
mass ratification meetings the 18th Of September III.
anniversary OF the adoption of the Federal
vote of thanks to the officers of the Convention "a.
then passed and with cheers for the ticket the on
venton adjourned subject the call Of the National Com
NIT
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Rebel dispatches from Atlanta the 23d state that
scouts report that another Federal aid seven thousand
strong with nine pieces Of cannon had left Decatur In the
direction Of Covington, Georgia -
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FROM TEXAS.

Information from the Rio Grande says that the rebel
Cen Ford occupied Brownsville two days alter forces
oil Unionists but the Mayor Of city continued TO on
ercise his functions. Ford has only small force