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, 1864-05-07

SCspnr DmaKs-A meeting Of saloon keepers
was held last evening at Watkins. on Dearborn
street. There were twenty-five gentlemen present.
The object Of the meeting WAS to take into con-
nrcsent prices, 10 consequence OF an a.ix0ed in
4ea,e OF TAXATION. Twenty five dollars pront per
barrel Of ME, prices are. WIS considered insnf
Fc!ent Il was theseioEe determined that that ar
tlcle should be advanced to ten cents per glass
giving the seller a margin Of dfy.nlne dotlafs
profit. Liquors we're to remain as 1T present, qnd
IN fancY drinks to be charged fifteen cents. but
1s there were only small minority Of saloon
keepers present q committee wos appointed to
wait on their fellows end to report 10 an
adjourned meeting, to be held ut the same place,
on Wednesday evening next
, 1864-05-07

EDR SALE-A new seven octave rosewood piano.
T. VIII be sod cheap, o~ ner going East. Apply at
.61 West Adams street, from u to T O'Clock.
, 1864-05-07

MONEY TO LOAN-On Ccllat-
Av1 erals, Grain, and ether ss ~ nT ratss.
0''' u 1'~"1 FELLEE. HAM ! SHEPARD,
At,o,ueys and counsel!oss, 81 peaseesn'ss.
ny5e4E N sAsTC-athp-.m
, 1864-05-07

VyANTED-tgent to sell BY subsctlptlon,
w sCEYucKKRs HISTORY or THE RKBxLL1oa, Ii
ENGLISH and German. Also. CuEUNIoL.s OF TtgK
GExAT EEE1ILios. by Dr, scott. sehm1eker'+ Ills
tory Of tht Rebellion Is aow t*o we'll aad favotsby
ready completing the history to the fall Of vicks
wit6 epsrayiaas bJ saftain Tbs cnronices d one oi
ths ost popular &c z 30 ks e1taas tvetth edslon
rIh+oo, written In the ancient chrorcie s.yie Price
tf.:0 per volume. Address : +. VRNr Il CO., Pub
rtttr LIZ Dearborn street, Chicago, Illinois,
, 1864-05-07

GKxEEAL LEIEnsAx.-Bdsadier General Kieznan
from tic Army Of the Potomac, was in the city
yesterday, staying at The Sherman House. He lets
last evening for ST. Louie, whittier he goes to lee
turt hie fellow couptryu1en on their duty in the
present crisis. He Will proceed thence to Cincin-
rand and then return to Chicago. where he will
speak to Iishmen, probably, IN DEysu Hsli. Gen
e1al Eiezpan is true patriot; he looks through
the ga1ble OF political iseues and recognizes only
The one cr1und md object Of edost--1he salvation
Of the Union. We cordially wish him success in
his undertaking.
, 1864-05-07

WANTED-AKents 1oea! and travelling, franle and
fen alr In I'll parts ot the country, to sell Thirty
which Is enr new No Chimney 'tsrAE. busxxa'' tor
Kerosene 1amps-I1st the thing now desired Salts
1sfact1op Guaranteed. Address, with stnmp, for esta
logue ard teImf. RICE & co. Isl DeArborn street.
opposite Post OMce. Chic,go, Illinois. Box t1e.
, 1864-05-07

EOR SALE-Tne soap. Candle and Potash Factory
cahliehed shout nttsen yeaIs 80 nj T. noa n
sstuTe 81 sog lbs Of Soap 900 los. Candies aud
$50 !bs Of Potash weekly With ready patkes for Or
letter adi3eRs the Undersigned Boz 8 post Ofdce.
in pers IN at my office On Monroe street. Toledo, Ohio.
nlrEea p21s JOHN EOFFMAHN.
, 1864-05-07

Attention. U. L. A.-The regular meeting
of No. Tcet viii be held at their hall, on Mil
waukee avenue, this (saturday) evening at 80
o'clock.
, 1864-05-07

N2I{2Vt.
Il Ia ascertained that LOCO recruits are needed to
nj lhe crews or tho Western gnnboats up to their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15

FIRE IS WASHINGTON STgEET.-SOon after
o'clock yesterday morning Gre broke out In the hit
story ofths snllmg No. 10 Washlngton-sreet occu'
pied a. a s,5rage warehouse by Mr.. John j. Hubby
Tho Snnes extended 70 the adjoining building, No.
liz also occapied by MIR. Hobby snd before they we're
extggnishco tho upper por ION III both buildings was
badly damaged The buildings filed with guods b .
on cling merchants. The ~ On them ny ARE
nd ysteT I'll to about si5el9; beeFed 10 Do
insured r. City Computes The following are The o. in.
cipal losers. Bisrs. Hcrrick a. Houghtalng. par
res OF dried aVpIes Dix Norris - cisSs Of u sier
j. O. Mprrsn' - les II cottcni Wright. Gi'iies x
Co 465 baes chckory root; j. b. Newton 81 Bro. ~
b,es % cotton; Muller < Kenyon Is bales OF cotton;
Dow. Yong & Co 100 bales gunny bays ward, Close
& c., ~ cas - assr.Gtda. ". II. Ccmscck 100 hays
chckofy root; H. II. Nichok, 20 barrels oil tooacco'
The bndlngs are owned By Dir. mos X. Emo and ARE
damaged 10 tie amount Of g. coo. Insured. capt
He,nic With platoon Of men from the 9th Precinct
together with det chments from the let aad 81 RE
oiac.s were prcsc ~ anu rendered eaiciea. service
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Great sgr.trin.

The London Times publishes another letter
from ITS New York correspondent ted from Nlasnra
Falls IN which he continues tc DEBATE upgn the ~Le
pulling at that place IN opposition 70 NJ Lincoln re-
ee, iOD and the nominee and platform oil the DeHo'
Gratis 80 - So ~
follows r., =.
II appears 70 Ms that hthe Democratic party make
fpht for power thcy must 20 II snbsiarrfl! on hci
Dls of ueoce eud he events 81 tie ntI iW Nrhb VI
nrobnby enable as 10 Hnic pate 90 res t. IL eihr
t,ranf or Shermln should acheVo 1ry sghl victory VI
lsnirit the North hv any nDor. ana conquest ihe D,m-
ocrats might he iierct .fU t IN me hrid ora elmer
MIR Lincoln OF TIE concueii General u nst u "ou'" DC
lof IN win. buf II thu aoeyemlnH the rtlerah I''
short OF This success there ~ such u opporu lo "e
south ms has never occurred before Ihs u FhHt s'S
such extraordinary nld eSce fOael Importance !" NV
events of he present campaign u ~ not 'at NV!
effect rec:ls tr issue Of TIE war more inh t' e''nH
of Il last two years. bat that they ae ocfi ~ on e
eye of Il Presidential election. Lat HulihL l"' '""'
tfer es reid a eii OWL bat ory 20 $50 the wa re-
commenced IN tie spring. ftfey c3r do ~ N ci y
autumn ncxt spring may possibly Sc Of I's III goa
A nraminnrv fr'rl Of the Scorpion ore ~ 'he nct'
rous AIcrsey rams had taken lllcc NJ iNeTiooL onc
vcr,ced q knots per hour and rrs",rad L"f behn
re Oily. The result was considel e'i AhA
Queen Victoria on he 3Jth utut i"'nh"! ',1"s' -
rnted the statue erected in momo! Il thc ite finee
Conaorr NJ Perth Sae wa roce ed WIZ ts' tin''a
euthusasn ind conferred TIE honor OF hh6hlA"Dd
upon the Mayor OF Perth. = ~,
The Board OF Trade returns Tor the month 81 "up
show continued Increase ~ TIC value 90 blti'" ~
no,ts she agres arc about treequaiicrs Of n!h'om
ieyljng oyerlly 1863. The crcaae on the ast seven
months amounts o. $40 77e,OOD sterling.
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From the RebcI.ious stat-s.
wAsHNo1oS. Wednesday, Sept.

WAsHNoIoS. Wednesday Sept. H. 1854.
Richmond papers Of Monday contain the fol-
towiig items:
MACON Sept 3. ls64.-The Yankees completely DC
sroyed the railroad between Jonesboro and East Point
IN their retreat burning every tie and breaking every
rail Our pekets extend six miles beyond Jonesboro
MACON. Sept. TO- lee4.-A dag of truce was received
by Gen. Hood yesterday from Gen. Sherman. in which
che latter statrs that he lad ordered Atlanta cleared OF
all white inhabitants Those taking the oath would be
sent North Of the Tennessee River and those who dd
not would be sent Sonth. An armistice OF ten ia!
was proposed by sherman TO carry out the ORDER
Gen Hood accepted the armistice, but denounced the
order as barbarous.
MoruB Sept l0-Nothng Of interest has transpred
kslow today Gen. Hood telegrsphs Gen. Bragg that
Wheeler destroyed the railroad nnd bridges on the
Nashville railroads and ihen worked do"a Oh the ion
nessoe and Alabama railroad. aid destroyed hity mics
of the Tennessee railroad also several trains and much
property. He cai' that in every fight be BIAS been
successful ...
TAe Au1usa Corstitstionaa says the fall OF Ataht"
"a bitter pill to swallow; bat the thing Is done' ana
down must go however unpalatabie
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Co.rrsercini Intelligence.

IoMDoN MONEY MAEBm.-IIc funds continued
r. I'D r,oriag tonsos iuftlc declEeI ie Jlih co.
in g ga d8s4 money TIE fal tr5n-ed 10 report
tint E1cheluefbi- sDs due ~ StPennrt, wond be fund
ed lie discount net was without iit,rati. n.
IrvERfooL Aug. a. n-tor IoE-tA- saes OF Monday
ard rr.d.v add about 1900 bas, including f,pV for
non and spscuaou 1Le market Is firm and dehrer Amer
Can \. generally quoted III IL above last week.
TRApy At MAScBysTyg-froduceTs 70 day opened very
firm .lnaLds on advance bot buyers did not respond and
10 sac-e order last Fridays prices Willingly accepted
INSTRUMENTATION Wakefield Nash & CO.. Richard
son Spence Co. and other reports our que; but steady
Whrsi in limited demand at late fats; Amber lows 5
A. GENITAL; Corn inactive at 20 $3.50 for Mix 4 ~ To-
PnovIsIoss-Ne srS Bizend. Ahys Co.. and Gordon,
Rrnr. Co report Beef and Pork duh and neglected; Ba-
ron oet bui aieady; Lard frm AMI ithes advance d.
mand Butter and Cheese continue irn Tai ow hrn at a
prices oo,-,o,o, ~
Piopucy. -Ashcs quiet, Pots, % d29L 81. Pearls
as Cd sop uachauged. Molases, II, raea Coiee .tsdy
Ry.e nneitred Liu-e-d Oil frmef. Roir quiet. SPIRITS Of
Turp~rtne small Of Freach at6I Petroleum quiet bn'
.tcsty ANAL ss-s 81 Preferred et2 a.
h ,ce Flour also Sugar eior.ot b's rbtr C.hee
nm Tcs steady At fn triccs lice qu..i tnt s,esd.
r,low INN & AZ Co. fof Z. " {. LnlesG On, ~. scotch
Pix lion, S
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pGAGE-DEMoCllTS LII COUNCIL.
MEETlY; At TIE ST. NICHOLAS.
a Rupture Inevitable.
A meeting of about City Peace Democrats was

A meeting Of about City Peace Democrats was
held on Saturday evening at the Saint Nicholas Ho'
tel 70 take action upon General McClellaDs letter.
and TO consult upon the best means OF organizing
Peace party ant of selecting Peace candidate fol
the Presdelcg. The meeting was called to order
by Mr. Muey, tho Editor of The MetroPol'fd"
Record, who va then chosen President. Among
the gentlemen present were Messrs. Orion OF Tie
Dan. Book MacMasters, of The Fceeman'S Journal,
Ben. Wood of Tie Duly Aers, Singleton and
Green, Of Illinois, Geo. X. Shell, of Oregon, 3 l.
Suit, of New-York, Chauncey Burr, w. t. Smith
Anderson and Others.
All the members present seemed to be moved by
the bittercst feelings against Gen. Mcclellan, de-
nouncing him as having broken bis pledge to tho
Democratic Party. thereby compromising lis success
in tho ensuing election. Ncssrs Shell, Singleton
and Chauncey Burr, were among the prominent
speakers OF the evening and $. r. Suit OF New-York,
presented tho following resolution as the sense OF
all those presents
R,soired That the cell be addressed 10 The Jelerso-
man Democrat, to meet at Cincinnati, Ohio, In the
OF the present moath for the purpose Of appoint
ing candidate representing that branch Of the Demo-
crat.c pgry which TIE letter OF Cen Mcclellan com.
pleiely irnores.
The resolution vas unanimously adopted. The
meeting then adjourned 10 next week. when other
distinguished members Of the party are expected to
be present.
Among the candidates named for the Presidency.
the names which seemed to BIO received with the
creates. favor were those Of Messrs. OConror Of
this city and Long Of Ohio.
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PRANCHAt Keyp.rt New-Jrrey. Tuesday, 18th inst.
Of dysenieTy fannie Meserole. daughter Of William
Haauie 81. Ss..nsI, aged years. months and d.ys
The Syes AID end' OF the fsni, ATE invited to attend ,h
tDa.ra frf u the resd-hce oil T. shonnsd esq., No
III kpsp sre1 brtweea bedford and Lee avenues brock
yn f. D., this dAy, Ihursday, al z p H.
BHNJANISOn the 18th inst at hi. late residence, rs Yves
18th strre, fark benjamin go. aged s. years
lie and friends Of the family invited 20 a'cno M
fnrrs from the Church Of the Resurrection 1th street
nees sigh sveu9e, Thursday the i3h in' at II oeoo
CARPENTra-Lt New rrecht Tuesday. Sept 49, JOIN
vrrpen.r M D. 10 tue iih year Of his age. ,nv;,.,
to attend his funeral Friday. 10Th inst, az p m hIu
the Reformed Dutch Church New Utrecht without aithe
cVASE-At Morristowu ~ j. on Tussiay Sept. 10, Amsn
d "a widow Of Bejamn y. Crane, and daughter oil the
rc YIN. chsrlavcyn-.
to attend the fueri from her late rs,id-nce ISL Esst I'll
street, Friday afternoon. 81 O'clock without urhef
invitation.
DAY-A, Newark " j. on Tu.sday 18th inst. Of consunp
ton Sao F.. d,ugter of Amos and Sarah H. Day In the
l3i yrar Of her age.
The relatives aud ends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend her funeral Friday 10th inst at p u a, ne
resienee OF her father 40 BanA street Internen' IN Far
mount Cemeiery.
LAhBERsON-At Harlem, Sept. Il, sybl A. Lsmberson.
ss-d n year widow Of the Lave Corn-liu. Lamberson
be friends and the friends Of the family invited to uend
ser from her late residence l29th Harlem on
Friday, the 10th inst, at 10 o'clock The nlernent
viii take place ct jamaica, l.. !.
LATsON-At his r,sd-nce Tuesday 18th inst ct New
pix Landing User county. John w. La'on aFed 70 yrs
dis r.ipiys and friends respectfully invited to sccou
pluy bis reGiJn, to Evergreen Cemetery Catase will be
in attendance Hudson River Depot Jth street to
meet the O'Clock train Friday Sept 10. without farther
Invitation
ROACB-A. Pokespss on Tuesday, Sept. 49, William B.,
ony rli,d ofJohn Il. and Game Roach. aged year,
months aud 10 days.
Te alive. and friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from the residence OF Ls grandfather
Joha Roach. No. 305 East Broadway.
WElRKrleI by .hsrpshoo,rr at Mri-tt, Ga, June d
Lieut. james X. Weir 18th Regt Inos Sois IA the zo'I
yoI of bis age formerly vi AndJye Mas Much regtet;od
by oil VINO knew him.
WIS "A. brooklyn. Sept T. Elizabeth Giles wife OF Dr.
Charles f.. Wet.
Her re.ins were taken to Pittsfrd. Mass n inefmen
WLLI5-On the lith inst his Residences Jericho,
l.. l.. Thomas WINS In OILS sd year.
The relatives ard friends respectfully invited TO attend
che funeral ffsi III house. seventh day 18th inst al III
O'clock IN. The tfaiD leaves James slip Ferry, NJ by
boat at O'Clock ~. and Hunters Point, 30 stop
ping o., tcksyew Station where Carriages will await the
arrival OF the train
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THEY URGE THE DRAFTAT ONCE.
Southern Eopcs Of Northern
.- Riots.
guR DRAFT 10 BEGIN SEPTEMBER 10,
Recruiting Proceeding Finely.
WAR DEPARTMENT, Sept. IA, 1864.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Sept. IA, 1864.
Maj Gen. DIX, Ncw-fork; Lieut-Gen. Grant
eeegraphs this department in respect to the draft,
as follows:
CITY POINT. Sept 10 ls64-l030 O. m
Hon EDWIN NJ STANTON. Secretery Of War;
We ought 10 have the whole number Of men
called for by the President in the shortest possible
Sme. Prompt action in filing our prmies will have
more effect upon tho enemy thea victory over
Chem. They profess to believe, and make their
Iaen believe there is such party North in favor OF
recognizing Southern independence that tho draft
cannot be enforced. Let them be undeceived. d.
serters come into our lines daily who tell US that
Che men ore nearly universally tired of the war, and
Chat the assertions would be much more frequent
butthey believe peace will be negotiated after the I'M
election The enforcement of the draf; and proniI
6lling up of our armies, will save the shedding OF
blood to an immense degree.
q. u. S.GRAYT, eut.-General.
The following telegram has been received from
$daj.-Gen Sherman on the same subject;
ATLANTA GA Sept 10. le6i-6:3o p IN.
Hon EDWIN M STANTON, Secretary of War
lam glad to bear the draft viii DO enforced.
First: we need the men; Second: they come as prl-
v1tss 20 fill up our old and tried regiments with
eheir experienced officers already on hand ana
ehrd because the enforcement of the law viii man.
lfest a power resident in our government equal to
che oecasion. Our Government, though Demo
cracy, should in times of trouble and danger, DC
yble TO WELD The powers of a great nation.
All well. w. L. SHERMAN, Ma. -Gon.
The draft is ordered TO commencein all the States
and Districts where the quota is not filed by volnn-
secrs. on Moplay, the 18th, and will go on until
eted. Volunteers and Substitutes will be re-
eeiyed and credited to as late period as possible.
Volunteering is still progressing with vigor u most
Il tho States.
{ EDWIN Il. STATION. Secretary OF War.
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Tu,prryyrH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION. =

THIRTEENTH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION. -
rbe first of a series Of campaign meetings was Inaugu
rated under the auspices OF this active Ward orsnz'-
sion on Tuesday evening the 18th inst at their Union
IIes01rarcrs corner Of Pitt and Broone streets. The
1sl was filed 10 overlooking with an enthusiastic as
-nembage Of the workngmcn of tia, locality MT Epes
t. Euery President Of the Association presided Mr.
James NJ McCartin acting Sccrrtary The meeting
was very ably addressed by J. W. Sinnri, esq.. q
texas who la brief and telling spceoh, gave thrill
Sng history Of the Wrongs u lie CH.an nen Of the
Gouth Mr.. L. X. Kennedy. Of California. ard Mr.. T.
Elliot also addressed the meeting. Tao Glowing 100
buttons were unanimously adopted:
,ored That We heartily indorse The tickets nomna'e by
Che Baltimore National Gu vention aud the Union e -
-1on and oefnuiy pied. ourev every Honorable
.fzethod TO secure then TRAM plant elecion.
R>,opd That in Abrahsm Lincoln Of Illinois, and Andrew
Johnson OF Iennessee, recognize tired and indo.aDe
e,resmen whose record In e hour 81 nations hrein
Ety Is to US positive guaxuy Of their fidelity to ifeedo
R,,tsd That Rsnben T. fenton an iomas o. Avord, by
pLb lives their earnest and devoted pat
sio indsxib dvo,ion TO prDcpie, afe t cannAtes
Of Unconditional Unionists OF the EiPre STATE ana We
xoledgr TO them united efforts
R,rsd That the electoral ticket hea t the recognized
head and front Of the Grand o. Freedom Ho'sce Gree
Sey Ia cordially accepted and ished WITH three times three
Reso,fsi That the nominatior OF W. mchenn5' as Eec
tor for the Fnh District receives cordial approval
The reading Of the above resolutions and their adop
Sion was receyed with great applause AT late hour
tho meeting adjourned
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EInly.


EECLFTlON OF II. aILAIUAN HNFUF.
Turin Telegram If the 3Oth August says:
"Tbc Envoy sent t. The Italian Courl by the Emperor
Macmillan, MAS received hy the Kug to-day lie
expressed hope that he might strengthen tie ulder
standing existing between PEOPLE VI tie same race,
whose GOve-nIent Was based thD npliDDal VIZ. the
basis OF every free country. The KIM. in reply. *
pressed his satisfaction receiving the oiniser u a. -
new mona ch. whom hc had ~ cstiuatcd lis ~ 3.
Is further said he WHs cOaIdrnt Tat the Emp. oT
Naxiaiilan Wogid cure the Happiness Of Ais ecs
Nv fol ewing liberal PRINCIPLES and lad foubi that
Inllan suij cts would md security and protection
under the nrw r1ga The King concluded by tutoring
the best wishes ia Of sovereign whose personal
qualities stood as high as bis great mission.
TIE S0syd formally cOrtraaicta tie iumor circulated
by some Journals respecting the probability Of tie ap
preaching emission Of now loan"
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nrrrrn "Wednesday. Sept II. lsG4.

The Union celebration here this evening,
called cge;ha the srccst number ~ people seen here
for yea : 70 any one tine. The PROCESSION com
posed II dele cations fr,n the various Wards of the
city, and Gu tire towns and cities here vas VeiY
M &C. end psraded through the principal streets 70 he
81 bands aud the cheers Of Tic crowd and anii
number Of buildings were Illuminated ana decorated
WIT. ags. Alter the procession. meetings were helu
At 81 Jamess liaB the Opera House ana tue American
Hall, which were all crowded. ~ that oxteinpore meet
incs had t. b. organized IN the street. namaer oil
DISTINGUISHED speakers addressed these meetings
among whom we're Col Hamilton OF Texas. Gebhs OF
Tennessee, AID osaers The day has been quite stormy
and he weather has somewhat interfered viii the
nrIallelneni.
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s<--e.-~ Nssr In-al.
F R 0 N SHERiDA
A VERY BRILLIANT AFFAIR.
Capture OF the Eighth South
Carolina.
l6 Officers and li5 Hen Taken.
WA9 OYrARIMLNI.

!
.WAsuNcToy Sept a. Io5t.
To MAJ Gen. DIX: The following dispatch
has jlst been received ffom Gen. Sheridan;
MAR BERRYynLE. sept. 81 p. m
This morning sent Gen Geltys Division OF the
Sixth Corps. with two brades Of cavalry, to the
Ing Of the Summit Point md Winchester Road. near
ococquan Creek Rhodess Ranseur's. Gordon's and
Wharton's Division found ntAe west bank. At
the same time Generals Wilson and Mnrinisie' S
Brigades Of Cavalry dashed NJ the Winchester pike.
drove the rebel cavalry ct r. in contact with
hershGw's Division, charged IT, aid captured the
Eighth South Carolina Regiment sixteen officers and
one hundred and forty.fvc men. and It's battle nag
and Colonel Hcnnegon. commanding u brigade, with
the lose Of only two killed aud three wounded
Great credit is due TO Gems. Wilson and Macintosh
and the Sd New-Jersey and the I'd Ohio y
The charge was gallant one - 49, ''' .
portion Of the "a Massachusetts Reserve Brigade
made charge Tho right Of the line and captured
officer and eleven Of Gordons Division Of Infantry.
Our loss in the reconnaissance is very light
l.. II. SBEnIDAs. Maj. Gen.
No reports OF active operations have been received
n ON other commands.
EDWIN II. STANTON, Sec. Of War.
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Evening E1ehangc-sopt. 49, Pm.


Dg. W. II. CRgGG-Dear SIR: j have been
suffering for q long ino with whit lhysiclAn' eaI
Di.en-.s II TIE Prostate GLAND. and RETENTION OF
TEsF aad was unable to oDi, any teI nitii hsra
CoXsTfT, ruy WArER which began 10 produce itS CIR
aige effect aitcr tking one ur Two d'Ses ana 10 NM
can h. nore gr,,sil thaa at the rcsnits having sn
.e,,d ~ hat man could suffer and live. and athei
tlsn be Deprived Of the medicine. would be "hAAs l,
paY YIF1r DoLLArs . bottle iUr u.
Il ~. al enlY cured NE bur several other officers IN
nv dis nat have bisu clrfG ~ a. ami ~v~ia rFcn
mead y..rvbodr suffering frum any diseases Of the KID
news 10 use Constitution Water.
RrcpArD LUSH.
Sergeant lyth Ward Police
EYw. YORK. Dec. 30 lcnl. 49,
Sold wholesale by Nor A. d ALLEN. No. 10 CIJi'st.
,ud MI Dr.Eris.s.
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re.opcning OF the Overland Stage Ropic

AICLlsON. h. T., sep. 10.
The Overland Stage Line IS e. be Immediately
,a.oneped through 10 Cn1for ia. Ben. Holiday the
propretor Of the Stage Line leaves here mex S"oat
Sccnrnnanied by Warren Leland, esq, OF New ! OH
6nperirtrpdeni George T. Otis. anc large pii'! OF
employees TO put the route IN running order hostnl,
SEES on the part Of tue indians have entiieiy ceaeeu
along the whole line to FusOm. California
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THE REDEL RAMS IN TIE MERSY.
THE AMBASSADOR OF TIE EMPEROR
CT MEXICO III ITALY.
The English Press On the Presl-
DENTAL Election.

The Bremen steamer City Of Manchester,
Capt Harlow. which lon Liverpool az eleven O'clock on
the morning of the 3lSt utimc md QueenSte IN on
the LIST inst, arrived here yesterday.
The Hibcrniau reached Liverpool abont midnight on
the Both nit
The City OF London arrived of Cape Clear at about
A. ID. on the 3lst Ut.
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From nermudn-A H,oehnac Hummer Sunk

HALIFAX, n S. Wednesday, Sept. H. is6i.
The steamer Galatea, from Bermuda llth
tnst with troops. arrived here to-day.
The fever was abating at bermuda
The b,ockadc-runher steamer Mary Celestial non
Wilmington n. c.. via Bermuda, for Nassau SUM OIL
Ghe south side Of Bermuda on the 9th inst.
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Disasters on Eahe Erie.
n,r,,,, ..-n fIuaaI.r Snr

The bark J. p. VI t;f al mn Jl'i5lk
are ashore at No g. point sb0T; distance above Port
Stauiey Tie former essel viii prob bl, prove rita
lo,s The SCHOONER Davis, Csnada vessel Is also
nsho Q at xhat is clle No -. There Is "i-o |" pro
eller ashore well Oui Oh the kVndcau Pon othef 'c
tes o. likewise reported ashore along that coast "hcn
Say be seen roa distant points. the names oi when
have not spred.