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The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
TLursday. lrgu-i -.
GENERAL. GRANT.
Details oil the I.utc Operations.


The operations for ;hc occupation Of the weldo,
Ra.!rosd commenced a, daylight on thursday
morning, by the movement os ~ riih Aiui'
Corp, General Warren, towards our cxr,mo len
a cavalry detachment prccdrl our adyancc, iol.
luwel by no various i.yis'or % ! 4mcrical order.
A, noon, tlc frst DIVISION. under U,n,ral Gr.ofiiu.
reachcl tue rliroti and siuuiiucl.sl} commences
the work ofdcuol.ton AMI throWiu- up brca,,
works. IN, second division. ten. Ayers, crosse
tic rlr1sd 10 point t~o miles distant The
other divisions hl',rl f,r res, and rc'rrshmca,.
within supporting r!sicnar. T. M The after
noon' The rebels burst 49, % e a. tyr6,' command.
with overwhelming rec, ond " Nd have driver i
back but t,r tlc timely arrival oi Gun. uorua1'-
Brigade, Of tire ith Division, which enabled the "a
Dyisi n to sustain the 'hl~k. A. Il was, Puruers
MARYLAND regiment rec wei r, ciu- blow. which
caused n temporary confusion ar i.3ivy 'o,, r..
covering itself quickly. tEa rrriurnt rc.n-r,rd
almost Instantly 7. igrulf ar thls point "a
very severe tie eueu.N lleuI,tu. a. -.~eqtc.t
cascrucss to gain H. rGlr'l'. Nst was, our l'ra
y'as driven back ",.r.ar iuc afternoon, but rein
for'rmcts uT- vc1 aud rls uicd tu regain lch r,
dhrt' nearly nc same ? ton oe.uI'ci a. noon.
1nur-duv wight was u.ri AMI GroIrv. + . rar
fell hcnvl, hpt th'fe Hus 10 r'si tor orr mon
I rcr ant fn cIco though they were with mai,h-
ing aud fighting during the dav, thov were occi.
ped aI, night IN owing up tic soft mn,
tho morrow. Friday Ior aoo9 W.. ..cro,cl o
strcugthcninr our r,s ton. =; ;.l.o~ i'-ac,'s ".
gale .. the Fourth u VISION vas moved To sus.ar
General Crd~,1ri's ID. oi, which hal lcen to,
tar NdvJn.c! On tie JcTIs lem pIiuk road T,
Ninth Army IDris wat ~ o~ic.cd into position
somc slight ssirrush lg took place during the lar.
ter part OF 10 ilrcuo'', occa- oncd ly tie enemy
.cel'rg our uc, . y tlr tou cio-cy here was
lull iut "a 'cw hour Watp .aI.t four O'Clock IL
stt lfI~
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"fRAsrr's h>G,zINH" has this; "whcpcycr
You hni " man whom you know ttlc al out odGlv
uress'N' uI u!N 'uG rdeGlogiy, or cNh.u.tu.t nny
GENRE " o. uarnc-, you nav lr ,oicr III, ~, ~
that he 's rot y mnrried man. rite litlr cor.
ners are ronnded %, the hue snoo are prrpmi
away, in nlars.td inca. Wyes ceuor4I' hive
much more sense thnn thcr hurbap r. re,,c,inuv
when the Husbands are clever men. T.cw,.,s
wees are like the tallAs, that keeps the shin edv
They are like the Wholesome, though n, n,t.l'
seirs nippinS Oh lin, growLs Il sclf.cou,eit an /
folly"
Ronusr mamma tr.ed to smuggle her son. a
nice lad Of IL over the Stonlngton Railroad tUo
days ago under her crinohus, IL MS detect.
when hs caJs rssshea Providelce.
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Tr reported that during the late visit o NJ
sifDriL " the French Emperor, vchy. The latter
distinctly stated that he would mover nseu, TO q
recognition Of the southern Cuuflerscy until some
specific plan had been adopted lor the ox'inxiisn.
ment Of slavery. This report may not be true, bu,
the hints Of similar character which have hercto-
fore found their way to ~ t.rcsA together with
The Enrrror'- rcrss.cui refusal to recognize the
rebol government would seem to rivo 1t somo crc-
deuce. The frnch people are uuqucs'ionsbly =
hostile 10 the instituton oi slavery, aud NAroL oN
is TOO shrewd pot clan TO place himself ~ pos.-
uon of antagonsrn IN them. Besides this his am
btion has always tccn to lead D. IroTs'an op non.
and the gradual Adjustment OF scr dom on The
ntinen', teaches him IL at liberal policy IL best
calculated " secure the popularity which he covcs.
Hut whether such decision is the result Of pol cv
or Of genuine rrpugnsnce to thc Inst tuition oi
slavery, Ia Of tile conseq ience 10 tho th-ts
Importance consisting in the refusal to re oan.zc
the rebel government until they have ABANDON,
the corncr-stone Of their s,cial $, scm. Ia view oi
tho great exp,ctations" which the rebcs have
cherished ever sncc the commencement Of the var
with regard to French Interference. a dcc.son such
A. thai reported mus, chll their hopes. aud CON
vince ihom of the isllscy OF expecting any AID iron
European powcrs.
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Arsenal for the "~on>" in New Sorl.
scizurc Of rms.

Neu York, A"g. .3-t'nited S!ates " rsha Mrr
ray, acting under in 'r'icdo's '-om the "nr De
isr,ucn,, n,,i, ,,ieLr, 'c-t % t' 81 thTtv.'vu
cases each copttiuinf SKY e vat rso'ycr~ hhVu'
two thousand tUo hundred in al. TAesc re-
voivers ~cr, stored AT ~. T. W ,lker street. ar6
were the r,sIdl of s.&ty ..vur cp-os, thirtH-wo
OF whi,h hsi .Lrcidy iccn -hri cl to Indlan1po
Iui.snr, and seized ihcrc hy ilc g. 'crnm"nt OH
ia'a. On lolnc shprc ir1u this city they wcr,
marked and ire ght~' through 'tntionery. II.
arms were removed To- the Office " the uol St.tr,
Marshal and finally iurrcl over to he VIZ D..
par mcnt this 1'tcrnoon. T'ce inns were sc'yel
under 'hc hccf that 'Lcy were intended for tho
use of the organ alton known TIC sons OF Ltcr.
~. ia Iniiaua. TIE arms we've stored in /, buili-
iug which hal tcru Let warehouse ior storage
OF goods rlonrius to Western merchants. Up 10
this time, ella msut ~ owner has appeared .og
the arus. These reviewers rrr very formidable
wealpn, having .bc capacity 10 pierce tWo.'nch
plank at n distance OF siX huuGrci var,ls. The cS
timatcd val-c Of the arm cacd is fixed AZ $40"
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fidelity 70 this record. In Whatever light this sub
jecs b viewed, II will Be seen that there Is no dan
gsr whatevsr Of the Northern people abstng jot
Of hope and determination to 'hold out" TO TIE
end, and restore thu Union. Tho graves Of our
desd-to say nothing Of the interests Of the living
-raise an everlasting protest against any peace
hased on other terms than the restoration q the
Inion and Constitution.
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In,linu ljutru gCs,

Op.dh1 A's. 93.--TTs 1ndiars came within e
rn''cs c thi. pisc yesierdsr. rhey rcported'o 10
have dr rivcn off 800 head u cattle and mues. 1Ns
Indians said TO 10 in consier,,lc force ne,,
Elk Horn. business in town . entrely suspended.
The citizens are srn,'n., and ttm.ns companies r.,
defence. aud to go the sssAtlnrc of the set, Or.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
Accounts vim baltimore.

r"r roonac speaks " nolhin. NOR, .nr -i.u'
than slight 'N'rn'sHlng along she Encs. olr ior,r7
occupy si,'n. position. The rlol- occupy the
country IN the direction ~ Mpr''rsnrs uut la5r
not criss,i III, Potomac. The ars.u o. tlr enemy,
whether In attempt 10 Invade pcaney ylvpu'n or 90
~ kc deron.uptou tovorl Washington, i.ns hot
YET teen doyc' pyl.
rcsiru'l.on OF II Rebel suppl Train.
Wds6."Hon Aug. 2a,--A displich &, m HI. .crs-
town sIrs al is 0p'cf to-la, along TIE l,r.cr.
Ia,rc las hecn no further fighting IA ,he valley, es
far as known. lc,t,r.ny our i'r,r, Ccstro, rl I,
ln. rchc' supply rsn ON tic wuac,'cr aud
Mrtinaburs mroi kr.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

The following Is list Of delegates from the
State Of New York, to the Democratic Convention.
which will assemble at Chicago on Monday next /,
Delegates al Large
Hormio Seymour, Oaciln.
Dean cbmond. Gcucssce
lsiac Blus Monroe.
August Belmont, New York.
AhernI,es.
Alon,o G. Paige, schenectady.
Pal W. Engs, NV York
Josiah L. Miller, 'ncca.
George Beach, Grccuc.
nal
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
The Western Conspiracy,


Cincinnati, Avg. 23.-rlc morning r,re--
publ Sd long extracts ron D0td's Sons OF Liter
ty" correspondence, rurc'l at indianapolis. rho
msnuscr pt c,py Of Dold's address to tue G.and
Council is tmons The papsrs, N which II trpc1rs =
grand convention was to bc held July Isl, two dsys
before tho Democratic Ni'ioua' Convention WIS 70
have tccn lelj. spJuiancous meeting was hc'
a, Indianapolis last night to tak, counsel concern
ing the dangers surroundiLg them. l. was ,ts
largest outdoor meeting ever held there. Ito
meeting was extremely ordcii', Enough there wsr
deep iccling against the cousrt'cv Resolution
were adopted dcnouucins thu -,,rc. or.cr as mos
nuschicyors one calculated 70 lrnf alout cyl.
war rnd dcclar IL. the cln-., tha, Ne tu.on par.y
intend to usc m ltary power 10 prevent ''ir
election asa slanicr rpou Union m"u aud onP
brave soldiers.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

Cincinnati, a gust ga special dispatch N
The GAz,r1t FROM Nashville ssye wheclcr sirucs
Hawasai and London. destroying the communion
iion for time but doins no ser ods damage. Gen.
s,esdrnan is driving hin, towards Knoxville. whc0i
General Carter has n foro, IN front.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

hard une. He brought In cue piece Of artiller,
and ssvepty prisoners. He efectually destroyed
the road for two miles, and injuripg ho ,rark ZOE
ten miller in various places.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03

The following dispatches from Richmond papers
Aug. goth, give the rebel statements regarding tho
weldon Railroad affair:
, 1864-02-21
LOCAL MATTERS.
RELIGIOUS INTELLfGESCE.

Chicago Sabbath school Unlon.-Thc
regular monthly meeting Of tho ChIcago Sabbath
School Union. will lie held on Monday e.erirc, ut
The new building recently e.ettet for the North
Market Mission Sabbath School, on Illinois, be-
swccn In Sslle and Wells streets. It lis expected
that the following prominent Sabbath School Ia
bosc1s win be present and address the mestirZ:
Rev. Nj. Wyknd. of Peoria; william Reynoids,
President Of the Young Nen'A Christian Aakocf..
ton Of Peoria. and Rev. Louis E. chsrpiot, OF
TrumbuN, Com. The Singing will be condusfed
By the North Market Mission Sunday School. Sa.
perinterdents Of sabbath Schools arc requested to
give notice Of this meeting 1t their respective
Sunday Schools to-day, and urge upon their teach
e1s to attend Tie clergy OF the city are respsct
tully invited to attend and take part In the ez~
Youu. Mems Christian Association
Endcr the auspices Of this society much good Ia
being done In our midst. It's members are earn.
est, working. praying men, whose great desise 1t
Is to redeem their fellow men Gu lives Of itnpfety
and misery to those Of active usetnnese and chris-
tiAn character. The meetings. both day and even
ing arc being well attended, and deep interest IL
manifested It IL hoped TINT this interest will nor
be suffered to tag, but that our citizens md others
will lend their presence and voices 70 carry o., the
great work 10 glorious end. -
.wMbash Avenue N. e. ChuFch,-Eey,
y. b, l1tsous, ~ O.s VI AouAsine, Ay-, VIII o.,
cupy the pulpit Of Rev.R. L. Collier. At the Va.
beeh avenue N. E. Church today, morning and
evening. Dr., Parsons is an eminent pulpit ORA.
tor and atzunch Undonist. His influence alone
morn th1n that ofany 1nan In his 4t4ts, has kcps
the Methodista Of Kentucky loyA. He: comes 10
Chicago By invitation Of personal hiandA MH5
morn than ever respect hiFa tor hit noble qualnas
md a1n stand for the eoveinnazs md Admiais:
tsseion. :. - ~: J
Dos F1alaes ssxoet N. II, Chureh.-
The ussN religion services viii bc he'll to-dsr IN
, 1864-02-21

slblc people win eerYe thenselyes in preference
to being badly served. In cases OF sickness, Of
couzsc, this Is not practieable and tic indlction
uust Ee endured.
These s.c the people who pat,onixo intel
iigence onlccs. These AZ Grst established
Nere a mutual conrcnIcnce-a SOFT Of eeFyant
exchange where maid md mistress could meet on
once family blessing has now come to be . fam
tly cure. Girls ofno character, girls Who arc duly
initiated into tho myatc.ics Of tie houachod, aud
sent to customers i,ldigcrcntly. Some Of tho Keep
ers rest under The fmputation Of practices more
diereputabIc. There arc intelligence Offices WHOSE
titutiou, and there arc than one Of these In
famous dent, Whose propriet1esses hare grown
dch upon their unhallowcd rains :.
, 1864-02-21


Editors Chicago Tribune:
JetE. Dnyis' organ Of Thursday, fudnlpes In an
ottec TRADE Of RbRsc against The colorc3 cfttzcns
ofChicaGo, which is as un8eneroua as tits untrue,
Its fltly andsdfegusting language lie in keeDinr
With Its reputation aa afoarnal.
The eauee that stirred nP this blackguard IL s.,-
ply this: Thareoay evening VA. selected for tue
hofdins OF Fair for the purpose OF raising money
10 build college tor the education OF coiozed
youth,-a 'nnoasle and praiscworthy ob1ect,-thls
n4onc should have deferred nuy just and humane
e1ittc rom hurieequng the occasion. The writer's
country, and bis perfect knowledge Of low slang,
ae well fitted him Tor the work hc is hired to prE-
to1r1. THIS article Of Thursdays 11sue, tor reck-
l.Es Disregard Of truth and tho eourouest rules ot
dece1cy and propriesy. surpasses auything Of the
KIND ever read. lie says: - mixture oi coloEs
answering to the name Of Stanby. marches to tie
stand md muttercd orcr some flcoherent senteu-
ccF, sad to be the natiye African g1bbcrish, y
Now this be knows TO be utterly md totally fdss.
MI. Joseph. Stanley. the gentleman alluded to,
81 the attributes Of gentleman. I heard no Al.
rfe1n ctbberiah. but On the contrary 3 very nne
and elegant address, one that no public epesSer
should be aehal1ed Of, and which this fellow hates
only for tts 10, atty and env1es for Its logic and eo
Qucnce. Nov hare proposition to mako to the
our public eathes1ngs Of all kinds, and see for
yourselves. and my word for 1t you Will see moth.
Ing but proprfety there You will sec a we'll
Dressed and wcll-behaycd. inofensiye people, =
lion 1hAt has tetn heaped upon them lore thie
country. Mtir country with fssyens, 4o1y lors,
eQualcd hy no foreign paupcr.. SANDER mtsteote-
tentaiton and atutc through such channels a. thc
Chicago Ti7stl,WiI do them no harm, but viii
eante eyt5y honest aad {ust nsa g look With con.
Of dleloyalty and trca=on-the Chicago T7ndt.
AIBEHT " HILL.
, 1864-02-21
, LAW.lN1Eltl1EACE-
Record of CMses I'm ahc, Different
- - Law Courts. id -

Fl In the United States Circuit Court John Roach,
. boy Of about II, who some months ago, was In
dictcd for stealing letters from the Post Office In
otiowa, on tho 10th day Of March, 1858, was ycs.
tc1day convicted ofthat o1ense.
Peter Muz1y, Peter Mo1ster, Eugene, Sullivan,
,Juhn McMshan, John Wheely, Mary Murray, Fl.
len Colbert, and one or two others. were convicted
Of obst1uctng tho draf On proof that they had ro-
fused to give their names, and offered sundsy 9TH
er impediments to United Statcs officers engaged
In the execution Of their duty. and suffered in fines
two cases. tho penalty WAS placed as high as TWEEN
ty dollars. n: 1''''
Before the Superior Court, Judges Higgins and
Wilson the bcEeh, the trial OF tho City OF Chi
eago vs. Adams, being . corn.inspecsion case, was
commenced but not completed. Wa shall notice
1t more at length On Tuesday.
UaTTED STATES Ctsou17 CouRr-Bgore Hon,
551MErakc ct al ys. uandy. Dismissed ut
plaintiffs costs.
ssEGolid ct al. vs ursss ct al. Masters report
~ s. =. III iarzty, osssruetins the drai', gull.
G. .1s.sa%sys - ,Nsea1ahon, obstEacting the dEaf.
ss.same ~. Stern, trading, &c, without H.
MEsa1ns =. Go1lter, oestruetlng the draft,
r1j,; e. i: s,G sa'tvsn. ossttaettns the draft
A.sane r. Roach, stealing letters from Post
III! 11s,@s ne i j. whee'y obstrueting the dr,a.
l%same =; Mary Murray, obs:ructlng the draft.
sqFEnqa Gonnr-Be'ors Chief su.ties Join u.
sei-Gainey Ct al. 70. Brown ct n. Order to pay
over money now in Court.
-stampotIski ". Stevens et al. Order to an
swer cross bill In 15 days.
: ss4-Home Bank vs:c Coo ct Al. Leave 10 n1e re-
Z 8e.-8ame II. sane- Same order j:
U<f0ft Hon. .}0s. E. Gary, .}udQe. Common Ldt1.
.t7-Prcrt1ss ct u. ". Morton. Judgment for
C1ncu1E counr.-Befors Hon. E: s. ly1z1an.s,
887-Winde,t vs. Trustees Of Schools, DC. Mo.
b2I-Cuehmnn va. Reeh ct al. Rule to plead &c
BY Monday morning ncKt.
H2-Bird Ct a. vg: BIany ct al. 'Rill taken mo
tonEssso az TO all bat plney.,
DBL stetnhack -. 6teinback. Bill taken zru
con jteso and referred to master, = ~
HEoon3EA's counr- Before Hon. E. Van BursAs.
People v. Zethry. larceny, verdict not guilty.
People 80. Donnelly, larceny, verdict not guilty.
Pcop?e vB+ Black. nseault, continued.
People ". Stone, perjury, continued
FeoPPe 4a aseeny sentnucd
People vs. Mcclure, manelaughief. Motion TO
discharge prisoner.
People Ys. Moran, ehesting. Bail axed at 500.
People vs. Rankin. SCI IA On fceos., continued.
People ys. Moulton, cheating, Continued.
People va. Adlord. larceny, verdict not guilty,
feepe Peeps y n Mai c1asy asss11 assP2 & verdict guilty
Motions for new iiisi vii be BE- heard on Mond.y.
Prisoners T,ill be sentenced On Tuesday.
, 1864-02-21

:; ullaele. anh @e1 efTfaAs, J.0yhFsae
f1Ffk. FxdnnexAl,: 1H9 Lake nt1oed.-
Rooms have bte1 com nteTtsb1J fuzntght6 Nor Il.
March liz 8eho{6Sahtp fB fsh21yfi8-ft
, 1864-02-21

STREET RAILWAY CAUSE.-THE Detroit
7stss'ne Of Friday aaat has the following:
Two elegant cars arrived yesterday for the
West Divlslon Street Railway" new line In
Chicago.
, 1864-02-21

=. Medical Rcfo1 In.-In these daysof so-csiI-
ed medical. 4elurm. when q thousand medical
oQacke palm OF ten thousand nostru1us upon the
peone paraccas for n1l the Ills that cs6 Is heIr
to 4 ia ctusoE 10 know that there Is at least one
u,sn IN exJttencc who whilc making certtsn class
Of dIseates his specially, hAa yet sleersd WIDE OF
thal cUjf into which nany hare fallen, aud COM
b.nas thorough general medical education and IN
enlightened course Of fhtr :melt with an exclusive
attention to one class Q: uleoEders Those who are
N mead Of treatment for diseases or special type
< {,Lo are Afflicted with chronic complaints Of any
Had: nav rest ASSURED that In Dr. DiReiow they
viii Ana E,un vel fitted 10 deal with their cases
Loweycr intricate, and abfc to do all that mn can
DO in The way Of etecting cure. Hta Office fs at
No. 10 CLARK street, on the corner Of Monroe :
-iehs1 v1ot"t - -.
:JourncYmen Boot and Shoemakers;
AT1E-roS:-The second regular meeting Of the
JouIEe9men Boot und Ehoenakers Of Chicago, who
desire 10 BE- represented at the Irieh Nat'oaa Ear
win conrcnc 1t the Feafan Hall, Randolph, cs,r-
uer al Wells street. this afternoon at O'clock ..
m. reueral attendance is requested, as busi-'
ue4s of importance will come bclore the meeting.
@9 - Per order OF Tie Committec.
John. Sullivan. Thomas Ryan, Patrick Barrett,
IhiIlD Sullivan. John Moran. Joteph .Kesu, Ed
ward O'Bvrne, Stephen Aagnize, James Maerew,
.Thomas Moran. James Tracey, Aich,el HEt,
John Murray, Edward Quinan.. -
=; - MIcnAKt 0BnIEx, Secretary
+ tTHoxAs ExAEss. Chairman: .ical V15T It
, 1864-02-21

.,.Rmex1enn Watehes.-Jnst received, 4 lAfRn
ast0Ttmcnt of Go@d and S9!pkr Caxd American
WaieheS. Aleo some Rich jeweaEy, TdtM Cxt-
ft,y, Plated Forks, Spoons, Tea Ses.. Cas- o.A &C.,
IT lit Lake strcett. - '-'' - t7ih
t4u-y16I.N q. :-'1: ~ -. sJAs. II HGsa.TI
, 1864-02-21

nfai,-EprroRs TA1nuxK: Please allow me,
sfs through the Columns OF your paper, to ray 10
rte nnhtic fhat tho statement madA fn yuut issue
Of 1tn- fs entirely false and c1nnok Be subst1a-
tiatfh hr auv farte. -. - p: II. r. CAXIRoN. III
, 1864-02-21

FoR TIRE ARMY or THE CUMBERLAND
satusdsy afternoon, on Change, IN earnest and el-
oqaent appeal was made TO tho members OF the
Bossd Of Trade. BY I. Mum. Esq, for aid In be-
half Of the soldiers Of the Cumberland, who aro
now ina very sicely condition., owing to the wan.
fHsectahlss-pasticulaz'y pleIlca end onions. Al
the closc Of tho remarks of Mr. Mum, the chair
Appointed committee consisting Of Murry No}-
ron, P. L. Underwood, H. Livlngton, A. Kent
f: G. cuiser, to solicit subscriptions and procure
the necessarily articles. This following amounts
were Immediately subscribed:
yum y: eco,t, &1oo: c. T. Wheeler, 80 ::
Stea1ns & Co., SO: II. Armstrong S1 u. q, LToa'
6s5 6. E. Brown, Is 8, u. Met rra, IS; L. T. In.
gill; Wslker q Grc:n. SO ;;;G. !: :Eoeo:t, $40;
As1M!e1. Ms. ss;F: ?. 1{AHkins, -; !; " clapp, s.:
!eris -; 4: Aiken & Co., &l0 y. 8. Stereus. !;
y. 9, YarSard. Is; n. H.rhersoa. S.: Ben.ly s
Shin, E: 2. ?. Wh1tce{. s.: c. Nnudo1ph. $40 :;
g. ". HuncufoEd, IS; J. T. lester s Co., s "
:, Mchsrdton, Sac L1iuiw Gynncsuu, s.: John
a. Hancock, so: ". Ncson. $l1; G. ]. Wstson,
4M ;6. S. Williamson, =: y. q. Goodyear; g. ]:
A. Mos1e, $5 :; @. 4. Wheeler, Is; D. ". BAKER,
'&1; ]. F. Wallace. s.; BEDFORD. Meredith + Co,
81 a. !. Richards. s. :: Vim. JoEes, 81; T. +.
. Gtatg, SO =. H.. Woodlun. 81. s. Shacltord.
Leland d Gnxef, $ss; NurTy, Sufon g. Co.. 4a5 !;
Al. kant Co., f3t u. AcLeliau. $40: T. II NIL
J. ". Ellison. $A
, 1864-02-21

Soldiers Homc.-The following arc the ar
risa:s At the so'dtets' Home during tho twenty
four horrs ending list evening":
;xan' 17;b n Geysa "ssd e. i7s Nathan
[, I'D; j. :. TAYLOR. I. 18th G. Tfois, Z, 10Th
". r.. HadIoek, q, 10th; f. Stevens, b, 06th !: ".
ssh IL Eoolbeu, =, s6sh; J. Richer, q. 18th F,
Harden 7. III: L ::a;I \; F.set g efh y. + Das.
"a. Lewis, F, 57th; s: 7. Werty, B, 67th "a. Il.
Galer, B, 5.th: T, Co,lM, B. k:th.
. ,iinatana.-N 8. Christie, A: 1lath.
.Msnnesao.-S. II: CLAYTON, z, 4th; ". E, Shu-
nachef, +. 1st; G. Broadman, Z, Isl q. Fenton,
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