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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04
FRIDAY. Jule 3. 1864,

FRIDAr, Juae 3, 1854.
Prayer by The Rev. Dr. Dogget, OF the n. Z
| Church.
The bill to amen the cot to regulate furloushs ant
discharges hospitals taken up sod passed. with al
amend ebL
Mr. PARTRIDGE, Of Ga. from the Committee CT
Commerce reported back mate bill 10 amend the
imposing regulations upon foreign commerce. 1t re
the restrictions upon vessels owned or chartered
by States to export any of their produsts to i'm port
supplies FOR the use Of those States exclusively.
The bill was taken up for considsra ton, and Nj
SMITH, of N. O., moved to amend BY making it appl-
cable to vessels "in whole in psr" owned by Sates
Lost.
The bill was passed.
Mr. BALDWIN, of Vs., from the Committee on Ways
and Means reported bill to raise money TO the
| increased pay of soldiers. Passed
The bill levies tax equal to fifth OF the 1T
of TIE present upon all subjects Of taxation under
existing laws for 1854 payable in Confederate Treasu
notes of the issue 10 be collected at the tim
with the her iaIes the subjsc under the lava
now in force.
BILL rep tied from the Committe, Of the Whole, to
amend the Avs relating to the sI in lind taken
and passed:
Sestion 1t provides tha. the word, Sin the aggre-
gate" shall bs inherited after the word wool" ia Co
10th section; and that the word eght" shall be subs
vided TIA. post Qlarermasteis shall direct such de-
livery to be made a. any time within eight months alter
the date of said estimates" 10.
Section I'd provides that where crops, subject to q
tax in kind have bsen or may be- destroyed in whols
in part by fire any other accidental cause by
the enemy, it, Def assessment the assessor shall
gard thu part of crop not destroyed ell that was
produced by the owner the proof relieving the poiu
Ger to emf 10 the pos. qulrtermaser to credit on bis
rs urn for the property thus Lost.
Section 81 provides that VII re the q1antty Of corn
reserved from the tax in kind il not sufficient to supply
the actual wants of the producer without any default
on his piI the money value msy be paid, upon salts
factory evidence for the 1.-THE 10 the extent thus
qaired
Section eIenpts from taxation the products of
gardens intended for the Of the family of the owner
and fruit raised f,r domestic use and not Tor SALE
The House resolved itself Into Committee Of the
Whole (Hr. RUSSELL, of Va, in tn, char) aud pro-
ceedsd to the consideration Of the general sppop on
bill
After remaining come tins therein, the commlt,e
rose and reported the BILL with amendments to tie
Htuse. The bill passed It spproprates $s5s 900 900
for the six months eading Dsosmber slst, 1854.
TIE House proceeded to the consideration Of bill
making appropriations for the postal service Of th
Confederate States for the years 1852 aud 1858.
hr BALDWIN Of Va, offered substitute, which
was Iejeoted-ayes "a, noss ~.
The original bill was then advanced 10 its eng,oss
ment, and
Dir HEISKELL, of Tenn, moved reconsideration |;
pending which, the House took recess until O'Clock
Pm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

NELSON ELroIIoN FOR CoUEir 0sroRss-Olerk
County Courts II Loving reelected BY very fsrge
majority.
Clerk Circuit Oourt-G Stevens no opposi.icD.
Attorney for CommOnwesth-Rob!. Whiteheai, re-
electsd.
sherR.-D A Witt, no opposition.
Survey or-Wm. A. Hil.
Comm. Revenue--P Hi, "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

POPULAR DIFFUSION We frequently hear people
who ought know better charge that the Oonederais
Government, by the currency bill had repudia,ed one.
third of Ire debt moments consideration will show
how utterly unionnded such charge is The Confsde-
rase Congress The peope-in other words they are
the sgeniP, attorneys or proxies Of the people,
spesk thei. voice and carry ou their will and do bust.
Tor lhsm which in their collective capacity they
eanno' do for then s'lves Toe 6sot owed by the Coz
iedeae Governnenss debt owed BY the people and
oSed to themselves. So that when on.hird Of the Old
Issue /, made valueess, it is simply an agr emeni
the part OF the people holding these old Issues to lose
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

SAVE iHE BACON We have been in ormed By q
gentleman who knows, that at Appomato1 Depot there
is now aud has been for some time lot 900 lbs OF
1.-THE bacon belonging to the Cover msns which IL in
danger Of being spoiled At Bent Greek, In the same
county, there is another lot Of 500 lbs which the
eating up. Government officials have been Notified
Of the facts in the case, but the bacon has Lot bse
moved, and these facts being known In the nsighbor
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

dcasn ,aen 10 the ranks Of the Department Oa"anon,
the hole country il exposed 20 inconvenience ana
tAoussuds Of hearts are l. in painful and anxious un
e.r,ap.y. Tois is equally OOlsh and snfeelDg. TIE
postmaster General, VIC assured is not to blame
he hes appealed to the Secretary Of War and to the
President. bus so far without success. Cannot Con-
gr,ss 40 sonsthirg to afford relieiS We hope so.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

hood the people are unwilling to divide their small sup
plies with the Government vthou: assurance tina, Is
will not for naught. This inform ition comes from
farmer and member OF the court In Appomatlox who
Is ergagsd in collecting bacon Of his neghbors with
view OF furnishing it to the Government We will give
his name when called op.-Lynchburg Vrginian.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House resolved ITSELF into Committee Of !h'
Waite to consider the SPECIAL order, w. the "bill 4
amend an ssE approved I7h February, 1854, ent lc'
an act to amend an 40. ei. tied act 10 lay taxes FOL
the COMMON defence ard carry on the Government ap
proved 24sh April, 1858"
,Mr. SMITH, of n. o., in the chair.
After spending time in the consideration Of tht
question, the committee and reported, through
their chairman, the bill. with certain amendments. INT
bill vas then taken up and parsed.
Mr.. BALDWIN moved to amend the tile so as Il
make il read ~ follows: "A bi TO amend the law re-
latiug to the tax in kind" Agreed 10.
On notion the House adjouNed uutil IL o'clock to-
morrow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

SHAMEFUL RoBssRr.-Tae residence Of poor VIC
maa named S,uths, first street. between Clay and
Leigh, entered by thieves on Wednesday morning
and stripped of every article o! value p: the furni-
tae. Mrs. S,uihs cut days w.rk St the tine,
aud returned home Light I'D Ter house % com.
plstely ackei ts il /; bad been swept by Yankee cavs
~ raiders
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

APPolsTnEsE-We are Pleased TO bear that Mr.. Jno.
Croslsy bss been a:sgntd to duty superintendent
OF the First Division Of he Southern Telegraph lines
vice George w. Ridy, deceased hr. Crosley has been
Superintendent on the Western section for scme ne
past. Hs Poiatuent to the Lev poitioa Is an exOi
leu. one
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

PRlsosERs.-Ssvsn hundred and sI Yankee p'isos-
er. cip:ured b; q E.,y o. Thur day evening, wets
rscsyea u. the LIB: ye.ts;day Tselve Ct them
col miseoaed oiceIe, bit above the rank Of cap
tir. Some Of them w.re red. eggsd z,ua,es, AID q
hard l)t king Get.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

UST OUT!
The Fourth Number Of
81 "TRE ICE"
An Eclectic Monthly Magazine,
ming 90 pages reading matter taken from the best Euro
psan Periodicals also due proportion Of original articles
CONTENTS:
Risen from the Ranks; The Pyramidswho built hemf and
WI emf Not Guilty; Italian Bhgsndage; Du Chailu, the Gorilla
Hunter Journal Intelligence Bank Notes Editors Table Lite
rary Miisslanies.
TERMS:
Single copy 81: subscription for months ~ for months,
tl0 The trade supplied ~ usual dednctol.
az For sale by all News Dealers.
ERNEST LAGARDE co., Propretors
once 9Th street, between Franklin and Grace, Richmond,
Virginia felt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

third Ia order tia. the remaining two-thirds may
Appreciate IN value, or as perhaps more properly msy
be i'd the whole to escape the fate of being utterly
worthless trasb. Il is then manifest that the legrla-
ton the currency by Congress had not the 81 ghtest
ojor of Reputation" about it.-Tetrsbure hsotsisr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

sOSG Book The Bsli Soldier B y Song Book has
BEEN received from the publishers, Aeseis Wat 1
johnson Of this city, This is tae fourth edition of this
deservely popular song botk. IL 10 maze up 10 happy
p opor ions Of patriotic, comic aud sentimental songs
and ballads
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

CINrsFLL ELECTION The following gentlemen were
elected county officers in Campbell county at the cleo
ton on Thursday last: Sheriff, Adam Clement, C:m
monwealth's Attorney for the county, FL Christian,
forthe city, James Glrland Clerk OF Circuit Court inc.
Alexander Clerk of the County Court, Jno d Aeran-
der, CON- Of Revenue Il, .strics, Holcombe, AID
District, Herldon, County Surveyor, James Bay.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

BAroR's CouRr -lhe M'yor held bis court yes.erdsy
morning, and disposed Of Lumbr Ct. cases, none Of
which, however, Of suic interest 10 merit
tsct on at t'ms lie tia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

JxHBRT CoUKTY ELIeuos AZ the election in AM
herSt on Thursday last, Ro w Snesd reelected
Sheriff, G Pierce was elected Commonwealth Attor-
ney, Pendletop, tlrk OF the Circuit Court Leonard
Daniel Jr, Clerk Of the County Court, Brown,
Commissioner of The Revenue, and jacob Pierce,
Surgevnr
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

BAPTIST GENERAL Association .--Ths annual melting
OF this body is nos b,ng hell in tbs city. Hon. L.
Montague 10 the Motsrs.or aud A. P. Abel, Clerk.
The Lt'oducsory sermon was preached last evening
q: the First B. .ist Chunh, by Rev. W. T. Hatcher.
Rev A. E Dickinson, x. Rylird, W. ,. Brcaddus, W.
Goddn, AND Z. J. WILL appointed to report In
ference 10 The children Of deceased sodieis.
Rev. d. J<ier 20 report on the state OF tho county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

ROANOKE ELrcrIcs.-At the election Of county Off
GERS, held for Roanoke county, on Thursday last +
Johnston re elected Cek OF the Circuit and Coun
Courts, Jno. n. Evans elected Sheriff, Henry E.
Bhir At orney for the Commonwealth and william l..
Williamson Commissioner OF the Revenue.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04
LOST BONDS.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
In the renewal Of the following Of Goa
federas States Registered Stock. via No 1883, for g., 90
aud No. 1b9 for 5000 Issued under Of Compress sPprov
ed hay 10Th, 1851, 70 Dunlop Moneurs o. jsl-ssw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

AccIDBsT.-A lm,il boy named Julius Comua vas
yesterday evening ,broFn itm hoHe in Rcckstta ard
had his heid severity bruised.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

FALL IN TIE PsIoE OF BkEy.-We undo aud thit
Mr.. Peter Hartman is ssliug al the Market House, Ell
Of the very best quality for Is per ID and other pieces
at e. go.-Ch ChroaicIe
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04
DIED.

On Wednesday Nay leh a. the residence Of his brother Dr.
Heny cabe IN New Market, Nelson cosnty CHARLES o.
CABELL, Of Winchester, Va, aged 81 Yeas
Baltimore pspen please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

90 bbls. prime Lard.
~ a.s09 Pads o0tson Yarns ~.,nx . vu,,.xs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

BUReLARr.-0n Wednesd,y night, Mr.. WIN. L. No
Mime carpenter sh p, corper Of goth and Main street,
ss iro2en to AID robbed Of large lot of valuable
carr, nter's tools. Toe keys out Of lumber Of new
locks ia tie shop we're carried Of BY the thieves who
left the lccks behind Tee keys IL il presumed, tLsy
wanted to facilitate them in future robberes.
Within twelve months Mr.. McAirns dwelling house
and shop have been robbed FIVE lines.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04


HrAvr FhISs If il be auy ss,isfesIop 70 the Yam
KEGS TO know il, we inform them that LIVERY n
non fssd' yesterday heard ia Richmond; and but
for the rucbe OF wagons ca.s, the Stamping ard
neghirg Of horses, ths bsaying mules aud Jsckass
the abber of neWsmongsr the osy sports Of children
and the growing Of ten lEoueand chicken cocks, To
might With truth have been eaii Of the maekess
Bu;a, the noises enunsra ed, aud FIVE hundred thou
saud others, always trouble the ar great city ls
X chmond, oily tie c,nncn were distinctly audible.
Their boom. which begun Ct talipas: four A. N AID
smose upon tee ear, with hardly seconds ntsr mia.
sea- until talf-p,st tsn A. n, when died grtdasly
away. We hal all heard cannon before, but never q
clnnouade 90 coanuors and sustained The Windows Of
tbs houses Ia TIE eastern and northern porions Of tho
city rated agai with the conclusion; yet in wslks,
which yere extensive. and bsgu early, met co
Wao seemed In the leas. startled or concerned TIE
peorl, DO. ind Tent TO the mighty struggle bs-
lag wagid for their homes, but they not scared.
Though Al Icu, TO hear the news, they wi hsu;
approximations, AID vent abiu. their daily busirs,s
much as usual The markets were throDged wish
crowds all sgog after strawberries, chsri g. ssrArseu,
green's meat and fish. Gus Sspls the great unv a.hsd
muaio 6shmcnser, presided the sturgeon bench.
and Dispensed sturgeon stakes a. IS pound with all
tbs cooluess sad gravity Of stole and the DE- x.sry Of
Hndoo jugar. Some people WHO had nothing else 10
do sroed 10 the northern outskirts Of the city and
sened to the Of battle and watched the war ole uds
rolling down. So "a ssd the morning Up to II ocl OK
II. nothing blu. ayrg and bsseless we're heard
from the 'front.' Wnat was heard after tha. hour win
49, ,,,, a L., IL. Al:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04

I OMMITTED to the jail Of Halifax county,
~ on the ga day Of January 1854. NEGRO MAN, ias
himself JOHN HARRIS claims man. had no fres
when arrested COMMITTED slave and, yst has
unable establish his freedom. He I've
hg,, compaey built quick spoken has band
the oenusk hs Of the LEFT foot osoaonsd
Sy burn.
owner requested forward prove property aai
pay charges sse be viii be dealt With the lav drscs
BILLS BhITg,
ap2o-1aw6w Tailor Of HALIFAX county. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-06-04
STOLEN NEGROES FOUHQ,

STOLEN NEGR0Rs FOUnDs
FOUND in the pursuit Of Federal
forces under General AvereI on eat Pond Mountain TWO
FEMALE MICRO oHLD2kN-one supposed 70 Be four yeas
old The ether supposed to be three old The mp
pesed De rssdentof county invaded during
raid on Dabln, Va. The reQuesed come TO- ward
prove property, pay s'sts and take them.
g. a. CAMPBELL,
Capt. 90. X, lgth Rsgt Va CAV.
JOHN D. sPRIGa.
myol-o8c Capt. 90. D, leh kegtA Va. Cav.
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NOTICE TO TAX P1YRRs,

NOTICE 10. TAX FATEHS.
DUR>UAN to an ordinance passed by the
Copncil the City Of Rchmond llth January, 1885 VIZ
III ectors ONCE In the City Hail. hs lStn
inclusive for purpose receiving from the Tag
Psye the whole The oneh Of sner taxes ten
from the amount pa J.
je1.--dlm JuLIUj A. H0BsoH, o, 9. r.
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Important from Mexico.
kumored Defcnt OF the French.

The BAsptrRo NAuosAi, published Ut Matarno-
ras, publishes highly important news that has not
reached us from other sources, b. the effect that
the French and Algerine troops now in Mexico
were lately defeated In four pitched battles with
the Moxicans. The date OF these couficts Is not
given. They occurred at Drca, In the State of
Guerrero. Tho Mcxicsns were lei by General
Diego Alvarez, and accordance with the terms OF
the battle which included 'no quarter" the rr'so.
ners taken were put to death. Cll. Eiya Palacio
has made official report, In which he claims TO
have won on the 5,h of July, a, Z,Acuaro, In the
State Of Mexico a victory over 1900 lmperiallsts
putting them TO flight.
Don r. G. Panz, formerly private Secretary OF
JuArel. has given In hts stheson To the French
rule. The Emperor has aprointod n. Feiuando
Ramarcz Min sier " reign Affairs. lie has also
given . OF 1850 francs iroip his private purss
to be distributed among the poorts, Inhabitants o
the capital, aud has prescribed cNcctuhl neasufe'
Ia order that the abundance and facility OF the ar
| rivals of prov ~ ous may lead 70 a reduction ~
prices In tie markets. Two commissions have beet
formed, charge a. study tNc organization Of th'
hnanc, and OF the Mexican army.
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tn. Unrop star. Convention.

Syracuse, Sept. 6.--Nearly sll the delegates TO
Ithe Union State Convention, which meets here To-
morrow, have already arrived, but the number OF
outside attendants is not 30 great as usual. seve-
raj names are mentioned for the nomination of
Governor. Il. L. Fenton, Gen. Dix, Preston King
and Lyman Tremsine are the most prominent. For
Lieutenant Governor, James A. Bell, OF Jefferson
William r. Wheeler Of FrankLn, Waido ID
Hutchins Lyman Tremainc, Judge Robertson' ol
westchcs,er and others are spoken Of. zebuIon
Moore, Of Wayne, Mr.. Parsons, OF Monroe and
four or Eve ex-members Of the Assembly are
brought forward for the Office of Canal CommiA-
doner, sud ID. p. Forrest, OF Schenectady for In
suector uf State Prisons New York again sppeA's
with doyhe delegation. The question ~ 70 reg
ulsrity bsswesn the city organizations reprssenssd
BY these oDuisstins delsssnonA We refsrrsd b
J Ns - SlNp Csnvsansa - ~ esas 0ennssee
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End of whccler's Raid.

, Slshra's, Team, Sepi. 5.--General Rousseau
hsssr1ph. rom Spring Hi, late SATURDAY, that
Nleelet's rebel force was across Duck River aud
al Joined Roddy. Nth were retroating towards
lorenee. General Rousseau pronounccs their raid
complete failure. General Kelly, reported NOR
ally wounded. died at Franklin yesterday. Gen.
Haskell IL also reported killed m sk.nnlsh. Con-
'.dernblo darnare has been done TO tie railroad.
large force Ia employed in rers ring II, and viii
Don have It IN running order again. Tho damage
one TO the Chattanooga Railroad & also rapidly re-
rNriuy. Only one bridge has been destroyed that
lver s'ewnr,'s Greek, Any Zee. log. Colonel
,psuli.ng was no. captured a, reported. lie is
,ie with his command. Captain Free, " the
nth Tennessee, was killed on Friday.
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GENERAL SHERMAN.
The FQfl of Atlanta.

Nishrill,, Sept. 5.--rhe news from shcrman's
srtuy to-day reports tie loss of the enemy three
thousand killed and wounded We captured two
ihuussnd prisoners, anon them brig -dcr-geue.
1l 'usrne not givenl. We also captured q large
amount Of material. Tie army Is in full posse ssion
sof Atlanta.
tRsbei RcpoTts)
Washington, Sept. 6.-rhc Richmond sr,uSEL
.. Saturday Gays;
heavy battle is reported to have been begun ut
atant, on the evening Of Wetnc 81 lv,ard resumed
on Thursday morning General uardec, with Gen
n.ras = ID. Lee and Clsburue. is ssu TO have teyun
ha hghi, ind gained some ADVANTAGES st hrst- but
subsequently, lost it. Generals Anderson, Patton
rd g mmnrs, are reported wounded.
ohc ~ advices from Genera Farrrg TO the II
rstaut have been received. lie reports that the
uosny have evacuated the Mcmpt.s and Charles
III Railroad up 10 Memp.ut. aud that Yankee
ro9ps are mov.lg up the Miss ssppi River sr route
NirE and ssOuri.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

THE NEW CoLiEl roR.-Mr. Draper tod
possession of h. Office yesterday a,Jrnina, Apd
during the day WAS called upon b. very large
number OF persons. Besides his personal friends
who came to con nSrs,ulAte hun upon hs appsins.
ment NJ. Diaper wis ' S.tei by II crowd oi Once.
seekers who expected that the man having tAs
'siits," would immediately eoIuuience diApenAAt
his favors ~ all who could clau his personal ~
nticsl scquantan'e. NJ. Drapcr's good nature md
beneyo yolenee qIi,c equal to tho task of dts-Ap-
pointing candidates .or oAce, aud ia nearly svary
instance the lenut weut asaJ satisfied that xny
removals were made by Mr.. Draper, hs i,he sSoss-
sad office seeker! would be sure To have trout sssA
1t Instructive to len " the reasons that wsrN
given by some OF these individuals, why lls, =
should 10 sie for them IN the Custom House. r
the words of every could lie accepted ~ strics
truth, Nr. Llucons chances for re ,ev.n2 any vote
in this city depends almost entirely upon tho CT u
sideration tat will be given by Mr.. Drsps. 10
the ''lapors'' presented by the ofce-scekers who
waited upon the new Collector yesterday. No doubs
Mr. Draper roslz this Aact, aud will take god
care ~ oppoint all these men to comfortable pos'-
tons. The clerks nu" ou duty looA gloomy at tho
prospec, Of beng invited W yaiate HnI make rom
for the 'oyal leaguer," VINO have been doing pick
et duty on the outside OF the REPUBLICAN, camp
A few OF tho outsiders" appear more cheerful 'ns..
ever, and boast tina, by tue appointment a hr.
Draper, they will retain their situations until The
end OF his term, which they suru. " VIII hos csoss
under Ave years, "a the event OF Mr. Lneoims re-
election, Other clerks have no such hopes 70 hang
their xpcctstons uI m and fearing the process Il
..rota,ion" are look Ii up credentials, and gsthsr-
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Reyoicings Over the Fan or Atlanta.

, Albnng sept. G.-By direction OF Governor
cymour, Gags we're displayed from all tic public
aliinys aud one hundred guns were fred a, noon
p-lay IN honor OF the occupaticn OF Atlanta by
'eneral She mans forces AL the victprlcs Of Adj
Arll Fsrragut IN the harDor oil Mobile.
PhilIdsiphid, Sept. ca salute OF one hun
rel guns WIS hrcd a, the Navy Y4Gd ut uoon to-
sy IN honor Of our victories.
Boston, Sept. "a national salute was fred
,-day, IA honor OF the late Cuion victories.
! Augusta, Ne, Sept. G.-One hundred guus are
aug fired at the United States Arsenal grounds
al the city tells arc RINGING for tie v!c.orcs IL
'eorgis aud Alabama. Tie people are iuh!lant.
Tyert0n, ". j., sept. g. The recent vet, res
. cur army were houJrel day Is the ringing
bells ant booming OF cannon. The people were
jplcug aud cheering Ia MI parts OF III. city.