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IL A Geelogist in England is said to have
been so well acquainted with the earths and
minerals OF the country, that being one night
belatedl and ignorant of his whereabouts, he
got on his horse, picked up clod, tasted il, and
exclaimihg, "Uxbridge" !" remounted and rode
on.
~Dr. Mcpherson Garner, of New Orleans,
arrested July 18th, charged with disloyalty
and aiding the rebels in their recent raid in
Maryland, was released yesterday upon tax
Ing the oath OF allegiance. He was ordered TO
reside north of Philadelphia during the war.
~ In France tame goat ate mp pocket
book full of bank notes. The owner cut up
Billy and found in his stomach mass of paper
which he sent to the Bank OF Marseilles for
chemical examination and restoration SO as to
have the notes redeemed.
~ notorious horse. thief and guerilla
named Clingman, who died in an Illinois Jail,
proves to have been Erasmus Wood, before the
war prominent and accomplished lawyer OF
Sedalia, Mo.
~ There are apprehensions Of another
mutiny in India. Vberabogavasantarayan is
expected to lead the revolt, and a real double
header he seems to be.
~ Frasers Magazine says: "It is q part of
the Boston creed that one who is born In that
city does not need to be born again"
~ The horse railroad Of the city OF Patter-
son, N. j., has been declared nuisance by the
grand jury OF Passaic county.
~ Charles McOulloch, fifteen years Of age,
Las been sent to the New York house Of cor
rectien for stealing 800 from his father.
IL The King OF Greece Is looking lovingly
at Russian Princess.
~ The Boston Traveller claims Gen Sher-
idan as native Of that city. .-.I -....s. 4,
- Richmond paper advertises COW for
sale, price $4,000. - :. - -. a.-.-.'-
HAt one sitting, Springfield court granted
nine divorces. = : $50 80 --ss.a D.
!. ~ A Few Spanish ministry has been formed.
II announces conciliatory policy.
I ~ Among the drafted In ST. Marys county
are nine or ten who are in tho reoei army.
~ Imports decreased in New York last
month. .1lsaaC. RI 30 = - -.
/ ~ Statistics show that oneyCaIifornian our
OF every 800 10 insane. 49, 50
~ The Boston Transcript employs female
e The New Bedford Standard reports the
oil market unusually duh. - "a - :.
~Spureeon- London Beecher-has been
dischsrged from the Evangelical Alliance.
" A Ohinaman was accepted al auhs,i.
tute for Q drafted man In Portland, Name.
~ They tell Of bonnet in New, York which
cost sos import. -
eaR nacs m and OobuEn were to fight In Irs- 8
New York.
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R ebel Raid on the Nashville Railroad

LOUISVILLE, Oct. "A band Of guerriIlas,
thirty-fye strong, captured two upward
bound freight trains at ten O'Clock last night,
between Richland Station and Fountain Head,
on the Nashville railroad, and burned nineteen
cars
No stores were aboard.
To day the trains are slightly disaIranged
by the disaster.
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VICTOR BECKER, PIANO TUNER AMI
REPAIRER

Established in this city in 1854 and until recent
L, connected with the store Of NJ H John oh @u
ering & Sons, wishes to inform his's ~
friends and patrons that in future orders for tu-
will be received at the following places:
Dempsey & O'Toole, Stationers, Engravers and
Printers, 326 Pa. avenEe, between 9th aad 10th
r. 6. Richenback. Piano WArerooms, 49s 11th
John r. Major, Pharmaceu utist. corner of Il and
7th streets.
Academy OF the Visitation, Georgetown; Miss
Juliana G.. May; Professors j. 2. Cauldeld. BENZ.
Reiss, F. Kley. sep H-2w@
COOOA MATING AT PRIVATE SALH-We
u have Just received for private sale, from the
agents, 100 Rolls OF 2, 4, ana quarter OF COCOA
invite the attention of BUYERS. W. I; WALL 6
Co., Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
[Chrou,] sep l9.2W
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MA Washington despatch says: 'sThe i'm.
preston which prevails that General Grant
holds Chapin's Bluff, and that Fort Darling Is
fianked is incorrect. Our ferces have taken
from the rebels and hold line OF works on
Chapin's Farm, which u below the Blum, and
printed reports" - se,sS ~ sat IS - 2
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{ D0 During the year ending March 81, 1861,
building ofnew ships In the Government door
yards Other vessels built on Contract cost
f5e5. .36t. The expenditure on ships ana vas.
sells iitting out and reftting, repairs and main.
tenance, brings the whole out lay up TO f2,.
S4S,397.
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THE FORREST RAID.-The latest accounts
from the Forrest raid Is to the effect that he ad.
vanced toward the Chattanooga railroad as far
as Lynchburg, and then turned south ward and
retreated. We presume he did not like the re-
ception in prospect. Lynchburg is about ff.
teen miles to the southeast Of Shelbyville
What Forests next move will be time only
can Observation-Disclosures Union, Oct. /.
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MILITARY AFFAIRs.-SeventeeS hundred
hundred troops left this city on Sunday last
to reinforce our armies at the front. or the
entire number thirteen hundred were New
York State troops, two hundred were new re.
cruits, and the remaining two hundred were
convalescents.-N. Y 8Herald. - as,ll.seF7
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FINANCIAL-The New York Commercial
Advertiser of yesterday evening says:
Financial affairs still wear q very dull and
unsettled aspect. The general lack of conf
dence paralyZes the market and the disposition
to realize increases.
Atthis mornings board stocks were weak
and again lower, there being no disposition an
parent In any quarter to combine for checking
the downward course OF prices. What specu.
lative feeling there is on the market is wholly
on the side of decline.
Governments are dull Skies of 1891 recoy.
cred y OF the decline Of yesterday afternoon
clined y and certificates x.
The money market is less affected by the
loan than was expected. The supply on good
collaterals at seven per cent. is more than equal
to the demand, but the rate is firm. Very little
is doing in discounts.
The amount of paper Offering is reduced, but
without producing any ease in rates, which
still range from to Is for prime to fair paper
The gold market is quiet. There is very lit.
tie disposition among the regular operators to
take ventures under the present peculiar un.
certainty, and the transactions are more than
usual OF regular character.
Inc Evening Post says:
The new government loan is attracting con-
siderable attention to day, and Notwithstanding
the gloom OF the financial situation alarge num-
per OF capitalists are already making their ar.
rangemerts is for taking a portion OF the new
claily offered by these securities there is one
which must not be overlooked the new bonds
will be dated 1st November. 1864; and having
thus longer to run than any fve.twenties now
In the market, they cannot fall to attract an
active competition
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rFron the Cino;nnat; Corm.ro;,

From the Cincinnati Commercially
The stories afioat concerning peace negotia-
tions in Georgia arose from the fact that q ma +.
tive Georgian, named King, residing at Mari
eta, twenty miles north Of Atlanta, received
permission Of General Sherman about fort.
night ago to pass South through the lines with
Governor Brown. Mr.. King is an original
Union man, and previous to the war published
newspaper in Marietta, in whose columns the
heresy Of Secession was steadfastly combatted
until the die was cast, when he promptly dis
continued the Journal.
During the war he has been almost recluse,
devoting himself to writing metaphysical
work, now nearly completed; and although his
thorough devotion TO the old Government was
known throughout the section Of Georgia in
which he resides, his consistency and straight
forwardness Of character have commanded
respect, and assured security in the most
stormy and excited phase OF Southern senti-
ment.
Mr.. King is for peace and Union, and his
visit to the Governor Of his State is probably
to plead for their return But his mission ls ar
individual effort, and will be conducted after
his own views and impulses. His only creden.
tials are pass through General Sherman's
lines, and permission to return. -
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INHABITANTS

THE INHABITANTS PREFER COMING
NORTH.-The Peace Propositions.-Two facts
we learn from a gentleman just arrived here
from Atlanta, nameiy:.That more than half
North, instead Of going South, as was
their option under Sherman's orders;
and that General Sherman has received
no propositions for peace but there are indica.
tons that the Governor Of Georgia Is willing
to negotiate. The statements may be relied on.
CHICAGO Journal Sept. 2S.
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0Infamous women in New York advertise
for young girls to attend in saloons. Many
when too late, that they have bcen IN nveiRied
into infamous brothsls; 81 &c
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~ Adah lsaacs MenkeR continues to make
Tor herself all possible preliminary notoriety
In London. She has given a dinner to the press
presiding at it herself. Her dressing rooms,
three in number, with piano, baths, and vel
vet carpets, are all profusely described In the
London papers. The lady is still termed in her
advertisements sIthe Menken.n
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~ One of the New York fashion reporters
says: Judging from the number of opera ard
reception hats on exhibition, our modistes CAL
culate on gay winter, and the eagerness OF
purchasers to secure the choicest specimens
prove that they are preparing for it. Hats
slity OF the buyers keep pace with them.
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RYJ O. MCGUIRE q Co., Auctioueers bWN
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-

CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED PROPERTY.
Under and by virtue of an order of the Su preme
Court, of the District Of Columbia, passed Septem-
ber 30th, 1864, in certain cause wherein George W.
Miller is com mplainant, and Ellen Miller ct al are
defendants, mo. lac, Equity directing resale of
certain pieces OF properly heretofore sOld and for
which the purcE asers failed to comply with the
terms of sale in every particular, shall sell,
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. October 25th at o'clk,
on the premises, the south part of subdivision G.,
H and o, in Square No. 492 fronting about q feet
on Four and a half street between Maryland ave.
nue. and south street and running back to pub
lie alley, and improved by frame DWELLING house,
immediate possession of which will be given.
Immediately after we shall sell, On the premises,
the middle one third part of Lot l6 in So uare No.
$685. fronting Ia feet on north street. between 9Th
and tn streets east, and running back LIS feet Inch
.Also the north half of Lot No. 16. in Square No.
&C., fronting 231s feet LIST street east, between
south and streets, and running back SO feet.
Terms One third in cash the remainder in 6, H.
and Is months. with interest, for which the pur-
chaser must gives notes. secured to the satisfaction
Of the Trustees the purchasers to have the option
of paying all in cash.
Conveyancing, including stamps. at the purcha-
If the terms of sale are not complied with in Ave
days after the sale the Trustees reserve the right
of eseling at the risk and expense of the default
ing purchaser, on one week o notice in the Ma
'i0na' in'e'hseeGiYs6oR eGiYs6oRGE A. BoHRER.)
y. c. MORGAN, Trustees.
A. THOS. BRADLEY
oc Seo&ds J. O. MoG UIRB &c CO.. Aucts
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&HoW CAe1S lOR sALE.-yust received ei.ht
- elegant COUNTlR SHOW CAHES by the bsss
n1kers in New York, Apply to p. J, BkLL1WE
Co.. so I'll street. thfss aeerS south Of Odd Isl-
len4 Hau. s'S7" ~ ~ 81
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AUCTION SALES.
RYJ. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

RY J. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
e IL dNRRf2SkG REsMSF aTEsTE
- &RfSsSIv k8R1a sTSsSCoy sEREET o.,o,.- ~.
James Brown dated May Nt8 fsss sssa and ID
sabdivi.ion Of Square No ass frentins o on 7t Vers
All Brick Hoase and portable shapty: " :"
a1s nine months. with interest, secured by q deed
-,Conveyancss and stamps at the cost Of the pur.
chaser.
sep q soss. h os5aSfs9 ssiSFs2HR Fs9s';s Co.'S sss.
RY JAS. c. ACQUIRE CO., AuctiOueers.
SAFH E Uf TssasH
On THURsRAY, October q, e u O'Clock m at
the assG sGGR; SF S1 Il;
drSss and Tits +, to me- satsd March lsSs and duly
one Of the Land Records for Wsshin gton County %
and District of Columbia, I shall sell part of the
he
the . Insane Asylum: the part to be sold being
duly Iecordsd r. iibsr s.. a as foisos 'ssa is,
Scs SAID tract
two rooas, and .fir.y, two perches, more or less
and Twelve months with aersst secured By yn deed
of trust on the premises.
the purchasers. "
. DAVID WALKER, Trustee.
sep 2l-2aw&ds J. G. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucts.
A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HOSPITAL
IA PROPERTY.
MEDICAL PuRyRYoR's OFFICE
WASHINGTON, d. c., October g. lsS4
Will be sold at public auction, at Medical Store.
neePer's Depot, corner and Eishteenth streets,
In this city, on
ME6NEspAY, 0ssgSsr lats, b, 1874 g ,r,,,r
-Consisting Of Iron Bedsteads, Hair Pillows,
eheets, blankets, Stoves, Chairs, Knives, Forks,
Spoons, Empty Boxes, &c, &C.. -.
These articles have been condemned as unfit for
Hospital use. &
Sale to commence ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
BY order Of Major General AnsuT,.
Surgeon %. 8. A, Nedl Purv'r.
oct Std Depot of Washington.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

&WHsss.s.saz .! -:
viii p Be u run bes1sss WasSinstcn and % New % YORK
and Washington and the West. as follows:
BOSTON.
Lssye Washington att so .. m. Ills q. na.. and
s.01. m. daily, except Sunday.
y9R 81 RsSednszz sBSelnzzfnoRR Il %ND a 'H1LADE1PH1A
Leave Washington at ap N. daily, except Sun.
Yss.sn ger. win note tha. this train runs as far
~ FOX NEW YoRK.
Leave Washington daily ct 6.Se p. m.
This train isfor Ns,1 York passengers t1clxsirsy.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at $50 O. m, IL .B Q. m., p.
m, ASP. m, 20 p. and $50 p. m, except Sun
o. sunsayst7.@..m :sg; n,, and s;@D. m.
m daily, except Sunday
On Sunday at and 8. 80 p. m,
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Warrington at 639 .. m. and AS p. N.
No train for Annapolis on Sunday.
n eans 20 HsI Ys1k ;s.sa aans,
Sleeping cars on 50 and $50 P; m. trains. Bsrths
nce. After that hour they must be secured Of the
The 5 D. m train stops only at Bladensburg,
Beltsyille, Laurel Annapolis junction and Relay
House daily, except Sunday.
0ASundsy 1t stops at all way points.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
nnaesaRers viii please observe that the p. n.
trsn rnSe only as far Phiadslphia daily, sxeept
S~1dd ON Sunday it runs to BGltnloTe only. Also,
tad IL e6Op. m. nasn takes NsS York passengers
dRS ss. ss. Of any n k,ss E,ss
sHITa: NsstsI q T.,4 Tr.p'DortssalSfsi; e aSsi
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sc e23-eOtG
DEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR
ID SALE,

PLEASANT VIEW SEMINARY.
Lately occupied by Miss Mariana Keech as
school, situated ON the Baltimore and Washington
miles from Washin gton and 200 yards from Depo
containing ten acres Of land, which can be CON
proved with two dwellings-Ap oct&gon with 10
rooms and cottage with rooms. All kinds OF
est locations on the Railroa between Washington
and Baltimore-within u minutes ride by rail
from the former place, or 80 minutes drive by a
good pike. The above place will be sold at A UC-
TON On the premises for cash or its saGiEalsnt.
IL the weather should prove unfavorable, the mex
fair day. No incumbrance, and possession given
Immediately. af
spa spring On the premises.
HENRY T. SCOTT,
sep 2o-eotOct6' As broadway, NY
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HENRY T. SCOTT
sep |s-eotOc6 AZ broadway, Y.
A AUoF1oS SALE o, CONDEMNED HORSES
Quarts,masta Generals Office, Ist DspisionJ
Washington City, September &c. 1854
Will be sold at PUBLIC auction to the highest
bidder = fRip1%. SissSSrV sEpTTR%RER FIJI Sh g. 1894.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
- HORSES.
orp FRIDAY, 0gToBER 4 ls6l.
ONE HUNDRED nAoksEs. ASP FIFTY CAVALRY
THESE horses have been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army. 4
For road and farming purposes many good bar
gains may be had.
Horses sold sipgly.
Terms cash in United States currency. Sale to
cen1nepce at 10 o. m,
By order of the Qnartermssser genera; Iu,u
sep7-l0t Col in charge lst Div. Q. N. g. o.
A UCfION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
's IQuARIIRMAsIERG GEN. IS OFFIos. .lsT DIvIsIos,}
u,,x., W AsHISGToA CITY, October l, 1854. s
=; M oe soid &c Public Auction, to the highest
~ a a, AT 5ne time and places named below, viz:
1sI fennsylvAnia, THURSDAY, October Ia,
,s Wilmington, Delaware. THURSDAY, October 20.
York, psnnsyivania. THURSDAY, october n.
Two HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES. At each
Z These horses have been condemned a.. "a, o.,
the cavalry service Of the army. ss annt iof
For road AND farming purposes. many GOOD har.
Horsss seM dPsly, sslssto commence It 10 !. M
Sy order Of the Quarter faMss tnasssr SesSsTsI ssHI
Ii Colonel in ehargs lst Division, q. H. g. O, O
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

d
ID No. 3O7 Pa. avenue.
REGULAR AUCTION SALES EVERY TUES
Cash advances made on all kind of goods. Sales
settled same day ifIequired. sep Palm
Rrw. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES, - sAIs Esesh eE HogsE y AND LOT IN
By virtue Of deed of trust to the subscribers,
fiss iss4 hf R Ny gss and S e
4. sa Gas 81 saea IL
oeloSx. p m, in front Of the gEemsss. az OF Lot
numbered four Hundred and thirteen, III, Of the
sn o. tsr ahe oy 0 With tas PROVE
R91ss This i. situated on south st.
Width Of | four @ rs feet ten m ncHss and
depth OF 'e hundred and twenty -four feet, eight
Terms Of sale one half cash, the residue in six
and twelve months, the purchaser giving his notes
and bearing interest from the day Of sale, and Sc.
cured by deed Of trust on the premises.
the terms Of sa are not conpi ed With, Within
FIVE days from the day of SALE the Trustees reserve
and cost the deautins On giving @ one
weeks notice by two insertions in some newspaper
IN the oS oESS%Asp = 1$S%RR1Ne1oN,, Trustees.
.u u.aaas9kds ss9kd LLGfRR %R. L. WALL l. CO., Auets
,s.s9nsa s aDsZF sAaH + HhAySRAsIg
O'clock
T. IL; ILoYb'l LGoAYfbhlNGToN' u Trustees.
sep 2-d VIM. L. WALL l. CO, Aucts.
~ THE ABoyE SALE IS FURTHER POST.
poned to the 9th day of October, at o'clock
4. Fl Gl0fB l0ofABRKlNGToN' Trustees.
sep S VIM. L. WALL & CO., Austs.
RY GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
- No. 526 corner 7th and streets north.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
ETH II tIsGTInN sTREMT EAST, NEAR NORPH STR IT
by virtue OF deed of trust dated the 2sth dsy
of September. 1859, recorded in Liber j. A s. No
1885, Folos 49, "a, IS and 76. of the land records
OF Washington county, D. g., shall sell in front
of the premises, on TUESDAY. the Iith day of
October next, at 5 O'Clock p m, all of Lots Nos.
and 4, in Square No. 1,01l.
The above property is situated where the Phila.
de,phia Company is building.
3 Terms One half cash, balance in six and twelve
month"; from day of sale with interest and the pay
ments thereof to be secured by notes from the pur
chaser endorsed to the satisfaction of the trustee
deed given and deed of trust taken.
II terms of sale are not complied with in 8 days
after one week notice given in the Evening STAR
at the risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
All Conveyances, including revenue stamps at
the cost of the purchaser.
Fifty dollars will be required when the property
is knocked off, and if not paid down it will be ia
put up again and sold to the next highest bidder
who shall comply with the terms.
JOSEPH PECK, Trustee
Sep 20 eod&ds GREEN il WILLIAMS, Aucts
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Cotton Factories Desiroycd- Refugees mt
Marietta Army Movements Atlanta
in sight.
From Our Special Correspondent.
CHATTAHooCHIE RIVE. GA,

FROM Our Special CorTesp onden:
CHATTAHoocHEE RIVE. GA. July r. l-A
Five cotton factories at Rossyle, known also
as Roswells Factories, were destroyed he 10Th b.
order OF Gen Slermrn They have been wholly EN-.
poyed by and run on Rebel account FOX sir months past
turning out quantity Of domescs aud cloth fitted
Tor amy usc. There were some 800 operatives en-
ployed IN each mill making nearly thousand or more
hands engaged in this one place IA the service Of tTc
son.
They made generally . 80 yards Of cloth daily run
ming $50 Looms in each factory. The last days product
Of the mill was captured. VIZ, aboot $500 yards Of
fabrics and other goods. ! Frenchman who has been
employed about The place attempted Ia brow the sgis
Of She French flag the property to save II. The
| result he protty near losing his own neck
His whole preiense % ownership imposition 81
the boldest character. Maj. Tompkins. who wa or
deIed clear the place and destroy the mill performed
his duty In the most aodierly manner giving the people
al the tine it possible 10 their household iur
niture in the tenement houses.
The wealthy people-an there were many living at
Roswelr3-had run away seyersl days before leaving
mos; Of their valuable household goods behind. These
the poor people appropriated to their USE but AZ
thew in Turn were obliged by the order 10 60 10 Ma
ret,a. they could carry % but little Of the property
Marietta for three days, has been overrunnng with
men, women and children from Roswell
The hundreds Of vacant houses have been Sled up.
pell NELL by these poor negroes. one or Two whole
tranoads have already been sent TO the rear 70 find
stoppng-p lacea distributing office at Nashville. As
general thing these poor people have not one word Of
apology for or sympathy with The Rebellion and will be
among the first 10 rejoice at the overthrow Of the
wicked Satanic crew. WHO have insugGrated II.
| The trains are now coming regularly eDd supplies
are fast reaching Marietta for the army There are,
however apprehensions Of Rebel raid upon rear
and strong military force holds position at tho Kene
saw and an equally effective force Ia stationed in the
town TO guard against surprise. AL the public build
lngs and particularly the brick horses hotels aud
stores in The public square loopholed 30 ~ u AFFORD
shelter for infantry In Of emergencies. al.
Tie movements " the army forward but tho de-
ais wauld be Of such nature N make il improper
TO refer TO them al present.
The weather is very hot and dusty.
From the top Of tree, where the Cd Division. sd
Army Corps is ntrenched there is look out aud signal
station. in charge Of Lieut.. y. A. Briggs Overlook
ing the Rebel position In front Of the railroad crossing
and 10 the right one continuous and massive work IL
plainly visible and II was being sheed yesterday, and
this morning. from Gen. Thomass position, Atlanta IS
also In sight.
f,eryihns is isGod condition - the army in
a.. Ge. fa..i,f. thor mare torceious