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MarshaI's Sale
q TEE yAtsAsLs pRopEETE on THE COR


O. TEE VALUABLE PRcEERTF on THE COR.
xRz O. oHks1 am oRDAa szzrrTs, xAsxvr1ta.
ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIE DE-
ID sEict Court Of the UnteS States for the Middle
Distrctof Ten1esses, rendered at The Oct. Term,
1854 n TIE cause q q Z. 8 fhe estate and
property money, stocks and credits Of John B.
Johnson md Wit Of Vendi ionl kzponas to me
issued snd oirected, win offer for sale, on The
premises, 70 The highest bidder SOF cash, On
Saturday, 24lhSf December '64,
at Il O'Clock, NJ, ali the reht, title and interest
term Of his nataral he, IN the following valuable
property on cherry and Cedar streets, in the Ciiy
Of Melville, ,is: rr
on CHERRY STREET
II fest front By q fset inches, being the once
now occupied By e. +. Mul o.. - 81.
a leet irout b. AZ feet in hes, being the ONCE
nov cuPied By Dr. WoodWart
IL feet front by ~ feet inches, beng the once
nov oceupied b. d 2 WilkiD, ESQ.
Il feet fro By q L. 7 inches, being the shop
now occupied By z. L. Tarb 4.
ON CEDAR STREET.
81 feet inches front by IS feet, Being the Drug
see a OCCUPIED Stephens, Janney Z Co sub
H. 70 their lease, expi1ng on the lst Of January,
Ie66 the purcha 20 be eetitled 70 tle amount Of
81 due gom them for ne Lease for 1860;
saloon Of Brown, Mahan 4 Co.
% feet inches front BY VI feet inches, ex.lu-
siye Il STAR w4ss being The Bill ard saloon II j.
Louissesu, subject 70 his lea-e expiring On the Ist
day Of Jan y, 1859, en- said . feet Inches, and
on ------ rooas Of the second sto,y and the third
floor Of the building Cedar street. the purchas er
% b. entitled 70 g. due rom said Louissean for
said lease.
Is fss front By 81 feet nj he, being the store
room occupied BY Vsnliew 4 Creighton
Is feet 6 inches front BY 81 e. ct inches, being
the & store occupied By II. w. Haslock
Persons desiring - purchase lots ST the sale ere
referred to he decree Of said Court in ghirh g.
mong other things, il VIII be seen that the right 70
use the stair ays leading from tue rect ana the
alleys, and the water closet on the property,
ser Tes for the comm use Of the tenants as here.
tosore. p.aswill be exhibited on the dav Of sale.
z r. GLASCOCK,
nov28-30t u. 8. Marshal Mid Dist. Tenn.
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County Omeers.

yAsEs wMlrwcszz, Judge Of County Court.
p I. NfcaoE, Clerk
srdge's Court meets on ist Monday snd every
Saturday In each month
Quarterly Court, composed Ct Magistrates meets
the lss Monday In January April. July and Octo-
ber
Z Sauna FnrEasos, Judge OF Chanoery oourt.
J. E GLEAvEs, Clerk.
So FnAnEz, Judge Of Criminal Court.
yoKs e. Hail. Clerk
Meets the Let Monday IA Aprl. August and De-
cember.
Y y. Bans. Judge Of Circuit Court.
\ ID. c. Low, Clerk
For Davidson county meets 4th Monday in jan
ternber.
JAMS NJ. HIETus Fharif
JoHs WILs0x, County Trustee
Gas. W. SIXTH, County Register.
> r r. BARS and JezN e ErwMAn, Coastakles Of
LIST District
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Valuable Tan-Yard for
Sale,

ON TIKI WHITES CREEK PIKE, 10 MILES
Y from Nashville. vi b shout 30 Acres q LsndS
mostly tnbe 80, and on which are two DsellinRs,
one framed snd ene log. he 3 sn-FErd contains
50 ysts connected sith leaoh-s By pipes with boil
er. roller, large bark sheds. drying rooms. &C. SC
Penty Of yeter, and everything ready for making
money. Cal on
NELSON s MURFREE.
HoTa7-lm. Generl ARuuta, - Cherry u.
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OFFICE PROVOST MAR HAL I
NASHVILLE, TESE., nov. &c, 1884.

OFFICE PROVOST MAR HAL
NASHVILLE, TRyE., nov. &c, 1884. !
PrG ne. a 44Gaer' RxTRAcr.
In accordance " IN the decision Of Mill
tary Board called from Post Headquarters, for the
purpose 4; preparing Schedule OF Prices, regula-
ing the sks Of Fuvl, Vegetables, and other neces-
ssres Of fe in his city the following list OF prices
a 9 her. by es abb shed, viz: -
WooD-SI5 70 per c1rd, BEEE-lScts. per pound,
MurroS-l6ets per n, PoT ToEs-S2.50 = bush.
TuRsIPs-Si y bushel CAsBAeE-3ccts. q head.
BUTTEB-Sfcts. 3 q. hILk-l5ots e quar-
OEtoNs-s3 3 bushel.
The above prices will be changed &c often as il be-
oomes necessary, and proper publication made
thereof.
Any parties selling in Markets, or Private Stores,
at prices higher than Schedule rates, will be arrest
cd and thair goods confsca'ed Al p rsons ere IN
vited 70 port promptly any violation of tbs Order
70 his Office.
BY commando Of Big. Gen. JSo T. Miller
HUNTER BROOKE,
nov27-I0t Capt and Provost Marshal.
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RicSa. Rare and Racy !

VERY BEAUTIFUL PICTURE or THE
~ hesa ONE { woman IN NJ vofidi ; Peeui,ar
he~s,tIful 70 behold This Is Ieally . msgnih aent
ulogure . pereot gem. Shs Is . beTitching b>ag-
~ FEtcs any oenfs. Sent free By mail IN sealed
circular enTefop. Address DAVIS 4 BRO,
soVis-lR Box Ixss Pes Once. CsDoinAsti, O.
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CERTIFICATES OF CUKxs


From sssht % tssatF ysazs StaaAinE ia nanss
knoSn y nr3s1ce and anns.
Fos nsd.eal psogsyess q Bsshz. - DIspezas-
sory q ths uniied 5tatcs- .-. T..
6ee Professor psIees' Waiuzhia Horks O. tha
Prasoee q Physie. trl-..-- M.
Sc rsnaFks mad, b ne lals o.lsl<ztsd D.
Fiysick. PhIadalphia- q
S. rsrnariu made b. Dr. EphsEm tEdnossE, q
eelebfatsd Paysieaaa. nd ussmbeF q - asJAl
College q saFEeona, Iraland, al p1A1sasd II De
fransae1ons ~ ths King and 0uoqAs 5curnEL
Sc Medico-Cinrurg1cai Rsfiss, DsttEllsd -
BENJAMIN TraFerss FslioR - ths RoJa c11eRs 81
5urReona.
See most q he Iats siaa4aEd sosia q nsdlanA
kxtraet Buehus-.,, - % per botie, 81 AZ fsE esaD
harsapsFila. Lao 49,
Or kAfs do4sn ~ eAeh ~ "a whtoh M -
sufBcieef 70 cure Ne usost ohs1ae1s eeass aireo-
bsbysroa % aay ra4lss.. sseus.ly pasksd hsa
ob-ervaton-
swDsscnhs sTnpssns b q oomusuioaaoaA.
C1rss EaArzatced. A4xlee UaeA
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HEADQUARTE-s POT OF NASHVILLE,

HEADQUARTE- g POT OF NASHVILLE, I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov 30, 1854. J
General Orders -
No. 22. EXTRACT.
II All citizens at this Post not engaged
IN q legitimate busir ess OF employment and not
permanently domiciled st the fost, are di ected
and required to imm, dafely proceed to Louisville,
Ky or such other places north Of the lines OF this
Department a. they may seleet.
App icatinns for passes viii be rnsde to the Pro
v0st Marshal Of the fost. All persons falling to
coTpy with these rdsrs within reasonable time,
and unable N give satisfactory reasons tor the de-
lay, viii te arr sted and sent north Of the Obi 0
river 70 remain curing the war
The Provost March is charged with the enforce
ment Of these Orders.
By command Of Brig. Gen. Jso. F. MILLER.
deei-10t L. ROWLAND, A A. G.
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Notice.

wrav > Gnlnand, ct all,
VIM n. Jucss surviving partner Of E. Trabue OF
ais
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvEN TO ALL PER
~ sons having cllms against the estae of Z.
Irabue deeeas. d, to file the same with the Gle X
and Ma ter Of this Court on or before he I'd Mon
Gay in Feb uary next.
F.. r. CAMPBELL,
Clerk U. s. Circuit Court, NJ. u. Of Ienn.
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A IL PERSON. having ;nfsrRstioz abont Small
- fsK Gases are hereby notified and requested
ofoe or 70 the Heiical p recioE, Df. Clen<hnninR.
corner OF Cherry street ard Cumberland Alley, -
% DaTia cFoetEaiee, VINO n 3 ting e. SnrN foI
Agent JOHN HUGH SMITH,
aecr-2r I'd. TAT MA7E.
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AFFIDAVIT.


RsrzonallY sppsarsd bafors uss a. Alaszraa q
Ne cty q Ptaiadelp hsk, ~ 4. Halrnb1E1 va -
iag eusT ssorns doen So ~ pss1afz4ons eaniata
20 naroooe, 10 merc1rJ, o. othez 1i1E111 ar1EHs
ouf aEe purely S4Helsnla. II. r HtL4ABelil
sworn and sukscnhod before %. % ~ dsy q
NoFurnfet, f86A Mn u. Ht8kGhL.
Adarman, oth-strnat, ehoFo kleo, f1llA.
Addrals ig.3ars or l1lorna6oa IL actIhl11oA
u. 7. HEfaMHoI1ps c1selIF4
Depot - aoulh Ianth-.tige4
DsioH chss1nnf. FAlladl kpala.
BEWARE OF COUNTRkFxHT8,
AID uHFH1EcIEI-Eo DEAL9AH
no an.lessor ie dspose 's0F fHkI1 QA,Es ~
@othaF~ articles % k1s fefu11cn allA44s4
Erfrnat nnehn.
ImpFosed hoss Wash,
SD 81 "a pFugESts sFesy9hare-
ASK FLjR EKLHbOLpS-TAHH 80 oTHRR
Cut on8 Ne sdvernnenanl AID sd ara aklfN
PoED MUS a1oA AhD AxfeHtA&
'enns h-aT
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B LoODl BLOODI BLOOD
sxPHILIA

This Is a Affection a. Ne haood. EnA asaneks ~
eexud Organs, L1nlnsB q Ne Nos, Ear. Tffoat,
appsa<ancs n the torm % Uios1s. Hslmhold' a.
sacs bafsApa<lla pitraoa Ia BLOOD. ant rsm0Tss
Az scaly eFupoons u ~ Gkia, giving 70 ~ com
plaxion clear add haaltny coioE. u halaR prspaE-
81 expressly Tor lbs elass q oonplainaa u hIosd-
Yonlfying pFopsrnes ere preserved - Rfealsr AZ
tent thsn aaJ oshsr prsp4aaon q eeraaparnA.
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Speciality.

MANUFACTURERS STOCK OF WATCHES,
M Locksts, CHAINS, bracelets, Rings, Pins, ma
some EInb ems, Gold PeHs and Cases, togeth- r
with full assortment OF Fine Jewelry, will be sold
at ret for the next 81 days. Certificates naming
the different artle es are put in envelopes and
sealed, and sent without regard to choice tine
cerIi6cste telling you wh't yon can have for 81,
for g, thirty or s.. After seeing the aIt Gle, If
il does not ye perfect satisfaction, you can Return
il and get the money. Great Inducements are Of
fered 70 sg -nts. We also manufacture Badges for
every division and corps in the army. We will
send q sample (pure silver with your name, regi-
meni AMI company handsomely engraVea thereon,
on the receipt Of 81 80; together with our whole
sale illustrated circular to agents.
S, NJ WARD & CO.,
noVL8-2m No 2Os Broadway, N, 7.
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uNiVERsAL SUCCESS
or
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,

In THE TREATslE1gT- on pgzEAsEs u
cRoHNIES HIM WITH sUocEa8 n
0THER 8TATKs. ~ II 3 N
sAsEV1LE, fEsNESsEE
Ny boess IN SHOW fhai sor ne pess avs uuopas
shs ast ysAf, uail & . n01 b - sspassod 81 ~
n TIE s.-te VIA ny Esaaral pTaoaos N ths eitI,
4ls5 ChRonic Cases
wafa szfisheaons RheumAHsn, AHschons q fhs
Lungs ; Diseases q ne Throat gEeBs6 Joiute
sun lArnhs, PsgEisJ. PHins, Uesrz. oeaoss. ezsVs.
III 5somAeh, FsuralgiA Kings Evd o. scrofulA
Daafnsea Dfseaaes q NE Eyes, Dstftatod 9Ts-
ssms, Dyspepsia or lndgeston, aad oealamDdoa-
sogesner Eiin ~ fnvAts Dise4ass, nd Diseases Of
ne UnEaEy Organs.
e TIE Ladies.
An Aaectons q eas " 5mb tFsaasd wllh Euesasz
rbose hzrr1ed Ladsss MO hage bssn 20 uzfsrsu-
aate . m.ecerry % Pross abor1on, ca b carried
70 thssr hzn ina z fouAd presnants ~ gving ne
steFTIity.
Tozzg 4AxTiae Le1lsB shose n.izannza 4 ~
bsen R0t 70 hnng brth il due season. rsnau,5s-
Sod has aid you aho1id mitlnplg and sspss1isA. Il
s ss : y1sf assss y9a 90 eossals ne s.tAsr y
u zee rcd make spplican0n. AlfconrnnnIe.tiens
b isttsE os person arcty oonslsntAl
xlght EmlsSlons Cared.
Touzg Ma, sop usl1Gs you hfrthsr 70. q Al
fseases sutegt e k4n, hefe u no diaaaso 20 ha,i
% cure e haeht 4rnasone, and phYsieians ~
acAEos tnat Gnasna4bd tleAfnxiti and Il pa eas1
say Lhat hare cured donsas u iis city, = Wi a.
IL Afhrsns biaieSs Who have sDsnl doiInr 49, esl
lars and are nos Esn errsd b ne, an daly ~
ceavnR lettsFn sud sending mszEino - ~ paF1s d
tha .coqptEys n aFozd, ~ tkat ane dissnsed ID
any ung, and vii Tiys sas Z eall. yin ave ats-
hcoon Tor AZ 81 tne diseases aaunonaf II fhis a.
vsrt.ssnsak Ths bsst q Fstssuooss giVsa q as
ozty.
Oh. AC0ILk,
URion NtFsek Nashville, fann.
{sai vi meot WIN psoEnps st,aAflaz.
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DIR. KINGS
Dis AIRY
FOR
PRIVATE DISEASES.

- DR. KING. formerly Of New York, iOI
3 last four years Of Louisville, KY, who
has devoted his attention 20 the tTeatm0nt Of pr
yate diseases for 80 years, fatters himself having
attended to practice for 80 many years, and cured
80 many thousands he is enabled 10 AL diseases
OF private nature no matter how bsd they may b
Tom iniudcious medical treatment, from neglect
OF their own. DR.. Kings Dispensary Is No e
Deaderck street, between Cherry and the Square
second story, where he cures ai diseases OF pTi-
Yats nature.
Gonorrhosa cured without nsuseous medicines or
interference with business.
StrictuTee Of old or recent date efsctualiy cured
In few days, by an operation which causes no
paini Where structure exists health cannOt De
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
and undermines the health 70 much.
Syphilis, with ell the diseases Of the skiD, grow
nR ont of neglect or bad treatment, can be edsctu-
ally cured In few days.
SEMINAL WRAEERse.-Psrtieular attention having
been given TO this disease, and all the consequences
growing out Of it, brought on in many cases by the
destructive habits Of inconsiderate youth, and
cessive indulgence OF the passions, neglect Of
which viii undermine the constitution, rendering
the subject unfit for business society, and caus
ing premature old age.
Females who may be lAbonng with any difficulty
Of the Womb msy rest assured Of immediate rep
HeL
PERSONS residing abroad, BY writing snd sistirg
their case, with fee enclosed direct to DR.. A. King
No. % Deaderck street, Nashville, Tenn. VIII have
the necessary medicines sent 10 their address.
Once hours from o'clock in the morning until Q
. the evening. Apr7-d&Wiy
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Our inducements to Agents and
Clubs.

To thoss aEents vho take thsir OomEnLsa n IN
Book and Gits he following eo1miss-oa WI Be
alioWbds
t. any perso~ forwarding y clube oflH Books. 6
Clubs 0f 81 rools or 9 Cuo- q 81 Books each, q
silver W stch--cyindar eecspemeoS-wortA sla
To any De aos iors-sEdag - Cubs OF 10 Hooks, 10
q b. o s. Books, or . Cluhs q 81 Books each, q
silver Warh, patent lever. hunting case. worth -.
II ptalerab 4. she sgsnf may select any Other ar
aole Gu our ia o. the rains VI tue watch be n
- entitled 60.
AFsnsa MI retain ths certificates Of Books and
Gifs nntl he reguifsd narnbsaE q Clubs are CON-
piots8, whsn tnsy VII b forwarded 70 ns a. Tozch
Ua'sss bs.s rsgtlaloas are stzscsiy ccnp'isd
VIM % allowanaa VIA 10 nads o. extr1 toznEnls-
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new and siesas design q Family. BIhass. ar.
ranred ksr sIxseSa iikeBs Fea- -a
Dsesrp,ies cGzisgusa mailed trss 70 any address
% spPlisanon-
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HRLMRoEps ROSE VASE.

tSre, aEld - inie5eoa dlssases o. ne nF1na<y
crgsns. arising Dora hsilts % diaaipakon, used IN
connection U1ih tie kKtfacts Bucnu snd $780,
MIA, n sunh dlsaase9 ~ Eacommended-
EFidence o. he uost responsible and HaIiahia
characfar MI noeornpaur fhe u.satenao
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SOLDIERS.

fcuought Hos 70 be vithlss.. snol Riuahle med
Gina Tie Cnoinaat Aa1onsl UniCn- - April zith,
says that thousands Of oQr soldleTs have been
saved By the use Of rtricdand's Anfi-Cholera Alx-
tire. For sale BY Druggists e 70 ceuis per bottle.
General Depot No. East fcarta--srsst, CiEeiH-
sd 1n Nashville. Tenn, by FORBES a STE
PHFNa gTEPHESe. IANNEH CO., q. ". HEN
DERSHOT Co. DEnOVILLE CO. and B. v.
HkgIOCK 40 48-tu y th-Wfp
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Real Estate Department.

A eonsid rsble amount OF Res Estate is register.
ed on mr. books, nj We s+h uses An Lot
IN Ma hvll- nd suburbs n IN best term. fGr7's
In the ueighb5rh cd 81 Nsshv le To- sale, OF all
sizes ami prices, Plant tons IN var - cOu ties la
Middle Tennessee, sene Of them god Cotton
hr.'-, for s.,le. n. 8 ID
noEzl-G
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Quartermaster's Vouchers.

MEL on 4 MURFREE are prepared to pur
ohA.s oa@FtsEmAstsrs Vonehazs ~ ressonsbls
Ratss-
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Phinehas Garrett.

Former Reg Ter of DaFidson unty, gives spe-
cal atten lon 70 he ex minafio q TtlesF PropsT-
e. wiring Deed Of Co svey ance, Le-se and otser
I < fiOcunenfs.
We d en- il unnecessary in this community, -
say a. Mr. Ga 70 { j. be examiner q fles
I'd writer eeds Tenn G.. For tEeBty
year h VA fixture" at W Court-house, fwsJve
Of whh be - we'd a. hegister q the county, y
ele to 81 the hands Of the people Hs careful,
fi'h I and e1 q mann Of ICING business e
v u known, ana We cheer VI y ~ ommeDd h 20
al tbO-e VINO may have any thing % bis Inc y
tasnsaot. n. = ~
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Photographic Family Bibles,

Fer al classes, upon all sa6Sscts. Ia every style Of
hn1tng. sad IN eEdless "a iety. EEcluNVe
ARsrt Tor the
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Day end Evening Sessions.
SmaIr Pox.

r4iaon, fuH obsrse. L4fs SeGoiarsAsp, 80
cssl4-4rn
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Take no Balsan. AeFcary, OF unplsasaal medina,
ioT unpleasant and Dangerous diseases.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22
Gen. Avery Attacks and Defeats
the Rebel General Early.

WASHINGTON, July 21s--The Star says a .
dispatch from Gen. Hunter reports that the
following has just been received from Gen.
Averill: 7aA .-f-f
NEAR WINCHESTER, July 20.-Breckin-
ridge divided his force at Berryville last
night sending Early to Winchester and
taking the other division toward Millwood.
l attacked and defeated Early, to-day in
front of Winchester, killing and wounding
over three hundred of his officers and men,
capturing four cannon, several hundred
small arms and about two hundred prison.
ers. Gen. Lilley is seriously wounded and
in our hands. Col. Board, Of the 5Sth Vir-
ginia, is killed. The cannon and prisoners
have been sent to Martinsburg. The enc
my's loss in officers is heavy. Prisoners
report their force to have been five thou
sand. The commands of jackson and linz
boden, which were present, are not included
in the estimated strength. .....t1F
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22

KANSAS CRY, July 2l.-OnSA ny yeapt.e,
Moses, with forty y-seven men Of the I'd Cole a
orado was scouting near Fredericksburg.
Clay county, and came upon about 800 Y
bushwhackers. The advance of the rebels
were dressed in the Federal uniform, and =
correctly replied to the challenge of our
men; but their Whole force Immediately
after charged upon our troops and bloody
little fight ensued, Capt. Moses finally orr "a
dering his men to retreat. The rebel loss >,
was sixteen killed and twenty-one wound Il
ed. We lost six killed and four wounded.
Capt. Moses had five bullets in his clothing;
his horse was shot four times but both d
escaped. Major Richards, with 2jO men,
Immediately pursued the Guerrilas in the
direction of Knoxville, Ray county, where
they broke into small bands and scattered
to the brush .-l,.--r-
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Hunter Afraid of Embarrassing
Gen. Wright-A Visit 10 Jefr:
Davis by Permission Of the Pres

NEW YORK, July 2l.-The Times WASH
ington special says Hunter asked to be re-
lieved only so as not to embarrass General
Wright in his pursuit of the rebels. There
was no necessity for it, however, and the
pursuit of the enemy is being carried on by
the forces under General Wright and Hun
ter with great vigor, and every promise of
large success. They are moving south on
parallel lines, ana trains flying from one
column are pretty certain 10 fall into the
hands of the other.
member of Gen. Howe's staff at Harper's
Ferry says Hunter is just in. Wehave sent
infantry to Leesburg with cavalry and
battery of artillery.
The Times Washington special says Col.
Jaques, of the I'D Illinois Volunteers, and
Edmund Kirk, by permission of the Presi-
dent, recently visited JEFF. Davis at Rich
mOnd, and had an interview with him on
the state of the country. The Dispatch
says they were kindly received, but of
course nothing is said of the result of the
interview.
The Tribune's headquarters correspond
ence of the 10th, says deserters report that
the rebels intended to make an attack the
day before but from some cause it was de-
ferred. Deserters are continually coming
into our lines, singly and by squads. They
all tell doleful stories.
The Tribune's dispatch states that Mar
tindale is assigned to the command of the
18th and Terry to the command of the 10th
corps.
The Petersburg papers have suspended
publication.
The Trbune's Washington special states
that only few struggling rebels are this
side of the Rappahannock. The rebel force
succeeded in reaching Staunton with their
plunder. No plunder has been recaptured.
A headquarters dispatch of the 10th, to
the Tribune, says rain had commenced fall
ing. A new monster Monitor has been in
troduced, throwing mammoth GOO pound)
shell into Petersburg lately.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22
A Formal Demand for the SUrren-
der Of Semmes-I'he Rebel Loss
i'm the Late Raid 2,OOO.

New YORK, July 2O.-The Herald's
Washington 81 ,ial says the Secretary of
State has determined to make formal de-
mand upon the British Government for the
surrender of the pirate Semmes, thus re-
quiring that Government to give the same
observance to international law that she
has exacted from all other nations.
The Worlds Washington special says the
rebel loss in their raid will amount to two
thousand. Montgomery county, Maryland,
is overrun with stragglers. 1t is reported
that the rebels did not go into the Shenan-
doah valley, but hurried along for Rich
mond, this side of the Blue Ridge as fast as
possible. This disposes of the report that
they had halted and would return.
Our gunboats have driven away the bat
teries that were firing into our transports
on the James river.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22
Cincinnati Market.

FLOUR-We have to notice dull market to-day,
though holders offered to make concessions of 10
SC per Dbl, buyers did not seem willing to come
ward Good extra was offered at % 2599 IS. 300
Is sold in the forenoon at 90 so. HHLF
WHEAT-There va an active demand for red, az
900 bush sold at 81 90; 500 bush Kentucky white
I. % II. delivered an l60 do new do at q IS The
Y lot was bought be one of our city millers.
OATS-A moderate demand at 799S0c.
WHISKY--A firmer market and an active de-
II md. Sales of 1900 bush at $40. llfl
pROVISI0NS--Sale Of 100 hhds bacon shoulders
+ Il country, at 16c. 4l . neste.lnh
GROCERIES-We quote coffee at 5s@55c; New
q leans sugar a4@27c; Cuba, 2s995c; hard refined.
933c; New Orleans mOlasses, 81 1591 Is.
BUTTER-A firm market. with a good demand at
DS5c for Central Ohio.
yHEESE--The market is unchanged and firm at
i H@isc for Western Reserve and Hamburg.
EGGS-A dull market at l5C9l6c, shippees count.
HAY--An unchanged market, with but small To-
demand at $40 90 on arrival.
P0TATOES-The market is quiet and unchanged
81 7594 rs per Dbl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-22
Fighting at AtIanta-T'he Enemy
. Renulsel. n

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The National Re-
publican has furnished the following intel
ligence in advance of its publication:
The Government received dispatches this
morning from Sherman, announcing that
the enemy assaulted the Union lines three
times yesterday, and was repulsed each
time with little loss to us. Most of our men
fought behind breastworks, hence the small
loss; but the enemy coming out of the de-
fenses of the city to offer battle become
more exposed and suffered greatly.