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speech. szzs
The National Intelligoncer Of to-
day says Never was there, in the
history of Washington, such an i'm
mense political demonstration as the
Democratic ratification meeting here
on Saturday night" Amos Kendall
was president.
X cl,mond, Sept. pa special
dispatch to the Wing from Lynch
burg to-day, says: "a private dis
patch received here this .vening says
that Maj. Gen. khol.'r Was killed
yesterday morning. HES remains vii!
reach Stanton to morrow evening"
Mrridien, Sept. 2O.-Thc Clarion
gives an account Of Wheelers opera
tions
| Martins brigade tore up the Site
road between Marietta aud Dalton,
Hume and Kelly tapped il near Dial
| ton, and Generai Williams between
I Tunnel Hi! and Chattanooga. Hume
/ destroyed the East Tennessee road
/ from Calhoun. At Athens, Wheeler
/ was unabl. to cross the Tennessee
/ River, and went around Knoxville,
cl~sa.n" the Hc!stou and Strawberry
! Plains, and came over Cumberland
C '', ,',;,.. ~ ~. <.shyi1,. and
. Chattanooga road We're destroyed.
The road WAS destroyed from
Franklin to Cambcll's station.
r:nn k.Ii,- ,,as ,,n,...,llv vnunde1
IN ~. figI,t At E'r,nkli. on tn. 18th
VII
Ivi,lian,s Roh;nson,s, Dibbrel}'s
and .A.hby's commands have not
Joined tie main command yet.
Lpavenwortl., Kansas, Sept. 90
The Evening Bulletin has advices
fro,a Fort Smith. that the train which
left hare S,ut. ist, for Fort Smith
was captured bv rebels, supposed to
be Of ShelLy's command at Cabin
Creek The train consisted Of 100
WAGONS laden with supplies, COO
mules, forty ar.ill .rv hoIses, and Nc
Donald and Tu.!,r's suffers train.
Petersburg, Sept. 23.-Excepting
the usual picket firing and mortar
,hr!lu@, all quiet at ID. front. Re
ports Of heavy achievements to
Grant prevail, and are generally be
lipvpd to b. true. Tie enemy are
very vi-ilant. fearing an attack Oh
TIE Weldon Ka:lroai.
The people Of Tennessee are cheer
sul.
Il will take Sherman thirty days
to repair damages.
Several hundred prisoners and All
I ;,,.,,.,,,-. ,,-,1,,,,. -, : ,ror.r+,- wore.
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WANTED TO pJRCE tS!,-
w y good NEGRO coy or NJ N; -
Sugar viii be exchanged ior one. iuq1t!r
AT Iii iii. Urtll-ii
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military division. Th,4e is a pros
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NEW MUSIC" WHEN OLD FRIENDS
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MILITARY, Classical, and Comt1Ncial Acad-
w envy, Nysos, ROcAand Co, ~ G-C Rutherford A. NJ
PRINCIPAL.
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A THOROUGH knowledge Of BO0KKEEP.

~ NO s u-cd IN the best business houses may be OBJ
taiued at TOWNSHIPS DAY and EVENING SCHOOL,,
Grsnna &C. also taught Separate for ladies' ard tor
private in.tTgcsiOB.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-29

rTO LET with or without Power--Tho STORE
Il now building ito be ready BY Is, May) I'm Monroe,'.
between montgomery and Cn.ons.s. Size Of building. 2Jxs
Power 70 horse. Hight stories.
Apply 70 JOHN Z. WILSON. corner Pearl and Fu.tonsi
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Va tiTE, Pittsfelj Mass commences It's +Sh seinaa-
nua sesou April 1904 As tie attendance OF the lnts'
Term entirely Ged s accommodations, sppcs ION of a.
mission should he made early For Crcuisr address ths Kew
q. Y. SPEAR. lie PRINCIPAL
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I'm NEW and SUCCESSFUL METHOD
~ Of Treating NERVOUS DEBILITY. end a, other Sem.
ina Arectons Fourth Edition. Intended for Popular "
BY C. d. HAMsOND NJ d., formerly Prce,,or Of special
M 1siSSf y ss Syracuse Medical College y Prce
author may Be consulted from 10 10 O. sDd 20 even.
ings, tt No 81 Esst3;thst ~ " "
, 1864-02-08

II tno:e WHO hare doubted thc vigtnes Of BULLS
lEbEoN B'tTEIls, II sny such there be. rcad tho
,H""inE certificate from re, tlencn veil i. own in
.s!l' cun1i'sul ity, and doubt no more.
teCentE"i Introduction Into the ARMY will saye the
'eh OF thousands OF our soldiers.
LOUISVILLE, Kx., June "a, 1851.
Tfe, the undersigned. have sren the good elEecia
:.-ouurcd l,y tht Use OF Dr.. JONI BULLS QSDHON
'2J!.ks IL cascs Of general debility and prostza-
'en oi tl. system, believe it, general use woud
7:"vcEt t'!arasc md relieve much suffering. Among
rcs t"ldicTf particularly would this he the catc,
:: specially those who nrc exposed to mlnsmatc In.
.!,'tnces iu tue Southern climate.
:. Al. :u1llr stt;ED. Collector Int Rcr, 81 Dis
ttA A.I.'t' ky.
-:iis.I. .'.1sth Collector Of the Port Of Louis
90 80. ,&r.tMarsnal General CT Ken
LEV. ) i. HENDERSON. Cor. Secretary Of Sanitary
" .:s;ES. HuGIiiEs & CO., Publishers Democrat,
80. i. IlE1sN. rrorr!etor Louisville Anzclzer.
i Gi;Es & JAl:k1iILI, Wholesale Dry Goods
I'cGlcEs. Main street Louisville, Ky.
hAS1:. (7EEEk & CO., Wholesale SuoE Dealcrs,
ss$:.:. street. 1n.!.y1l1e.
sAEf { MArt rHEK, LthograI,:.cra, cor. Market
fHs is 1!Tess d;'ar Ms,s:nt cor Third
I'D :Iarkct sta., nasytl.c, Er.
!,4l,T. s. T. HltDRETH. Of Steani0r Haj. Anderson.
II Al J.. 7. TT EHST.'N, Iavmastcr U. s. Army.
II. METZ ALE, National tIclel. f-pa1sy!no Ky.
.tt. Jt.Ssl- HAIiFS. 4th Kentucky Cavalry.
G. 0RGE D. liLS1ifsi.. Louisville Journal.
Sold it, CE:cEeo nj wholesale and retail by
II. ss'OF1t, s6 Eandslph street.
, 1864-02-08

PROPOSALS FOR sUBsIsF.


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