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THE NATIONAL BANK BILL.

All Suffers Ordered to leave
the Army Of the Potomac:
, 1864-09-12

He has his headquarters at Bunker Hill,
halfway between Martinsburg and Win
chester. He is busily engaged in repairing
and putting up telegraph line and has al
ready telegraphic communication with Rich
mond from this side of Woodstock Fitz-
hugh Lee is known to have received 500
horses for his cavalrr, which is said to num-
Der 1000.
Nashville, Sept. 2.--Several miles Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad was
burned by Wheeler's force yesterday. Ros-
seau drove the rebels to within four miles
of Lavergne yesterday, meeting with stub
born resistance.
Late intelligence reports that the head
of Wheeler's column left MurfreesbOropike,
going to the right. About o'clock the
whole force was moving for the Tennessee
and Alabama railroad in the direction Of
Franklin, Rosseau in close pursuit. Per-
sons just from FIanklin report the town in
the hands Of Wheeler's force. Our loss in
yesterdays skirmishing was 5 killed and so
wounded: rebel loss killed and Is wound
ed. We captured a number Of prisoners.
New York, Sept. 3.-The 1ribune's spe-
cial insists that there has been tender Of
foreign loan, and that it is under consid-
Grafton in the Treasury Department.
Shenandoah correspondent, under date
Of Aug 21st, says: For two days past Gen.
Averill has been demonstrating against the
front, with view to facilitate the execution
of his plans and carrying out orders Of
Sheridan. To-day he attacked the enemy
at two different roads for the purpose Of
making him develop his strength. On the
CharlestOwn and Georgetown road, nothing
but slight skirmishing had taken place,
while on the Winchester Pike there was,
all that had been hoped for and desired.
Early in the morning, we attacked the enc
my's outposts and drove his pickets in upon
the reserves towards Darksville. In the
afternoon we again made another attack on
the same line, when the rebels placed d.
vision of infantry into line and advanced
no doubt to ascertain the strength of the
party so persistently annoying them. Be.
tween one and two O'Clock the enemy's line
reached the outskirts Of Martinsburg. Al
this time we opened fire from one section
of our battery, and soon after the enemy
returned the fire from guns from an emi.
nence somewhat to the right Of Martinsburg
in front Of the rebel position.
Washington, Sept. 3.-The Secretary Of
War announces that the Naval and other
credits of men will amount to 200, 1000, re.
ducing the number of men required under
the recent call to S00,0 900. He says 100, 600
men promptly furnished is all that Grant
asks for in the field to capture Richmond
The residue will be adequate to garrison
forts and guard the lines Of communication.
, 1864-09-12
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed AZ the First sessIon OF the Thirty
Eighth Congress.

| A. A - a.
an aII ~ aang appIoIIla'Sn,S; 'Or INC ssapPOL,
Juna o;hm S .oI ,ns ysr nj s nSS nnS y,
SIue' .h e.gn.ecn nu"o'eu @iu s'A anu '0'
he H endefed ey the Senate and House Of htp
resensdt'res of the United STATES ef Amsrtea "a
Congress assembled, That the following sums b
and the same are hereby appropriated, out O
any money IN the Treasury not otherwise appro
prlated, Tor the support OF the army for the yeal
ending the thirtieth Of june, eighteen hundred
ana sixty-nve:
FOR expenses Of recruiting, transportation o.
recruits and compensation to citizen surgeons tol
meulcai attendance, three hundred thousand dol
lars:
For purchase OF Dooks Of tactics and lnstrac'
uons Ior volunteers MY thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses Of the Adlaiant Gene.
raj department al the headquarters oI the several
military departments iive thousand dollars:
For copying oinciaI reports Of the armies o.
ine Onl'eu States' ior publication, nve thousand
oo,aIs;
Tor oounties and premiums Tor the enticenaeni
lenns,lnentl o. recruits Tor the regular army
'hIee hundred and ntty Thousand dollars
TOT tne pay o. sdvance oounties tovoinnteers
ana ufaitea men, hve million dollars.
FOR pay Of premiums, rent Of buildings and
grounds. transportation, Subsistence, lodging,
commu1aIion oI Inei ana quarters, straw postage
s...loneIy, auvsrIslnS, nieuleines, ana nleuicai
a!,enaance, ana al o.her necessary expenses, In
c'Ien.al % .ne celecung, drilling, and organizing
volnn.eels, anu Ior .ne necessary e1penss under
.ns enlollnee. act, nse mlllion dollars.
Forpay O Ihe army, nine million nine hundred
ana sesenty-one Thousand TWO hundred anu iOrty'
'u,ee uolIAIs anu slxty GEMS.
,,, ror eOmmq.a.ion o. 9Ilicers subsistence, one
llncn s sssen nanaiea anu twenty inree inossand
, 1864-09-12
PUGET SOUND HERALD
sTEILAcooM, w. T,
MONDAY, September IL, 1864.

RAINs.-The first rain of the season ap-
peared on Sunday, 4th instant; very slight
shower descending before the skies again
became clear. On the following evening q
heavy fall of rain took place, which CON-
pletely disposed of the dust which had been
accumulating undisturbed for some months.
Since then we have been favored daily and
nightly with successive warm showers, al.
teruating with short periods Of delightful
clear and mild weather; the whole bearing
the semblance Of late spring, our most plea.
SAINT seasod. Ere long our prairies will re.
sume the coat Of green so grateful to the
Hocks and herds that scour them, and there
will be nothing in the vegetable kingdom
10 remind us that the year is quickly wan
ing.
, 1864-09-12

GLASS BLowING.-On last Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, our citizens were
treated to an exhibition Of glass blowing
an entertainment both novel land instructive.
The exhibitors were Mr.. and Mrs. GRAHAM,
who have visited most Of the towns on the
coast in the pursuit of their calling. They
displayed much skill in fashioning a variety
Of glass toys, as miniature baskets, birds,
ships, etc., ETC., which were distributed
among their patrons. The most interesting
object Of the exhibition, however, was a
steam engine, composed entirely of glass
the steam being generated in three glass
boilers, heated by spirit lamps. The engine
was kept in motion al the evening, and the
steam whistle attached to it dismissed on
each occasion the audience. The exhibi
tors proceeded from this place to Olympia
on Friday morning.
, 1864-09-12

TERRIBLB STEAMBOAT ExPLosIoN.-
One Of the most painful steamboat accidents
ne have ever recorded or heard Of occurred
On the Sacramento river. CAL, on the night
It the 9th inst. The ill-fated steamer was
the Washns. an opposition boat, which a
few days before had two collisions with
other boats The bursting Of boiler and
eollspss 4 = aue, on the night stated, ter
minated her short but eventfal career with
frfal loss of life; the number killed and
wsnuaed being not less than 1901 Much
the greater number Of these were so badly
scalded and otherwise injured that many Of
them have probably since died. The acci-
dent occurred about forty miles below Sac
ranento, in which city the intelligence con-
eani4g L created widespread eonsterna-
ton.
, 1864-09-12

New SILVER DIscovERY.-An explorer
named Robert Miller, well known to many
Of our citizens, returned last week from a
prospecting tour to Mount Rainier, after an
absence of four or fveweeks. He was one
Of party Of twenty-eight persons, who
have been for the past month exploring the
mountains in pursuit Of precious metals.
On the northeast side of Mount Rainier,
distant about l2O miles from this place, they
discovered ledge sixteen feet in thickness,
composed in part Of silver, lead, mica and
cobalt. Specimens were brought in, one Of
which was left at this Office, and others sent
to Victoria to be assayed. The value Of
the discovery will depend, Of course, upon
the result Of the assay. Not doubling this
to be favorable, the discoveries have staked
of their claims and adopted the usual laws
IN such cases.
, 1864-09-12

A Resolution authorizing tho acceptance Of Q
certain testimonial from the Government oi
Great Britain.
ResOired bE tie Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiucs of the United States Of Ameriea IN
CoRgress assembled. That Surgeon Solomon
Sharp, Of the navy Of the United States, be and
he hereby is authorized to accept the piece Of
plate recently presented to him BY the Govern
ment Of Great Britain as . mark Of high ap-
probation Of tho unrcmitting attention and
kindness showI by him to certain officers Of
the British ship "Greyhound" Whilo in the na.
val hospital under his charge, at Norfolk, Vir-
ginia.
Approved, June7, 1861
Az Acr concerning certain school lands IN
township forty five north, range seven east,
in the State Of Missouri.
Be it enacted 6y d6 Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United StGtssef AMerica
in Congress assembled, That oil Of the right
title, and interest Of the United States in and
to all Of the lots tracts, pieces. and parcels Of
land within the Grand Prairie common field, IN
township forty.fise north Of the base line, IN
range seven east Of the fifih principal meridian
line in the State Of Missouri which have not
heretofore been disposed Of by the United
granted. relinquishcd, and conveyed by the
United States, IN fee simple and in full property,
to the State Of Missouri, for the support Of
schools Id said township: Provided, That
nothing In this act shall in any manner abfidgei
divest, impair, injure. or prejudice any adverse
right, title, OF interest Of any person OF persons
, 1864-09-12

WILD GEEsE.-A large aock Of these
migratory fowls made their appearance on
Friday last flying over the Sound in q
southsrIy direction. spOrtsmsn win sec
that their fowIing pieces are in order.
, 1864-09-12

An ACT to establish certain post roads.
Belt enacted By hs Senate and HOUSE Of
Representatives. Of Me Unitst States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That the
following be established as post roads;
CALIFORNIA.
From San Buena Ventura, California,
tia Ravena City, and Big Meadows on the
MChavc river, 10 the sink Of said river, and
, 1864-09-12

Thanks to Capt Finch for late Victoria
papers.
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MINING NOTICE.-THEsE WILL
lN be Special Meeting Of the StOckholders Of
the Forest City Mining Company held at their ONCE
in cleveland ohio, on Monday, January 18th lsoi,
TOR the purpose OF alter ng the Laws and also ~
establish business Ofice in the it5 81 Boston, Mass
q c2s-i.4 ". Il. GAiLICE, Sec J.
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MASTERS SALE.

MASTERS SALE.-Pursusnt to the
N command of an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pless OF Cuyahoga County,
Ohio, at the suit Of William b. AveriIl, survivor
OF Joel Scranton, deceased, against Christopher
Rheim, Catherine Rheim, John Fretter, Abra-
ham Frederick, NathaniR' Fretter, and John E.
Wyatt, TO me directed, shall expose for sale at
public auction, at the door OF the Court House
in tae city Of Cleveland on the sth day OF Febru-
sry, 1884, at two o'clock, ?: n, the folloaing
described premises to wit: Situate IN the town
ship OF Royalton, being No. hYe in the 18th
range of townships in the Connecticut western
Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and which Is also
in the County Of CuyAhoga, and is known By be-
ing section Ne % lot No. l, beginning at sniron-
wood stake set in the fence line at the northeast
corner of said section, and running west on sad
section line eighty-two chains and tifty links to
the corner OF said section 30 an lronWOod post ;
thence south on the section line u CHAINS and Il
links to smsple post; thence east parallel with
the section line 50 chains and 90 links 70 dog
wood posti thence north on the town line IL
chains and 10 links to the place Of beginning ;
containing one hundred acres more or less, be
| ing the same tract conveyed TO Jonathan Fowler
/ by Isaac Moon and wife by deed, bearing
| date July 1Ith, A. D. 1896. Also one other piece
Of land situated in section No. q, RoysltOn, and
bounded as follows Beginning at the south
east corner of said section No. p thence west
on south line OF said section 100 rods 70 line Of
| land decided to George Mathews; thence mort
on said Mathews line 70 line OF land
decided 10 Ransom Wslling; thence east l22 rods
70 east line Of section 81 (; thence south on east
line OF said section IL chains and IS links TO the
place Of beginning, containing thirty-si1 acres OF
| land, be the came more or les, but subject 70
all legal highways, excepting from the first piece
/ above described, 20 acres from the west end
thereof decided TO one Edwin Wilcox. Appraised
at $1,000. WIN. v. TOUSLEI,
Master Commissioner.
8 B. Prentiss Baldwin, and ;. ]. Andrews,
Cleveland, Jan. eth, 1854. Pi'hs Attys-
ian5.l3T
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
CONNIE DIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

MORNING LEADER OEFiOE. l
WEDNESDAY EvEEINs, January Q, 1854. ]
FlOur-Market steady Sales 50 bbls red whsa;
double extra st % 90; 50 do at $500 and % do at
s5,E
WhcaI-Rseeipts very light With fair milling de-.
mand. Sales l car red on O. and P. track at
sl,27, and car from store at sI,2s.
COrn-Dul. Sales car ears at s0a and cars do
at sec.
Oats-Quiss and steady at 10 on track and Ess7IO
from store,
BarIey-DuIl at tI,E9l,7O.
Rye-Held firmly at 20.
BeanB-Sale 100 bush at s750.
seod-Eales 80 bus Glover at s6,75. Timothy is
held firmly at 81 o..
HIghwInes-Sales lSo bbls at $50
HOgs-Flrm and in good demand with sales at
s6.25s7, Is according to weight
POrk-Sales 100 bbls mess al ASS
Lard-Firm at -IIJ5aI2s for country rendered
and at I29al2%oIEor city rendered,
Fruit-Dried apples are in good request at So
SIC; peeled peaches at 2922c, and nnpeelsd at lOs
lie.
Butter-sales small lots choice table at Csc.
Oils-Csrbon is firm at $50. The New York mar
ket of Monday is reported as follows:
Crude petroleum, s2es3e; refined 5ssss.
saIt-steady at s2,3O for Fine snd s7,2s for
Coarse
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TIE EYE AND EAR.-Persons afflicted
with diseases of those delicate organs should
avail themselves of the opportunity Of con
sulting Dr.. Lawrence, the celebrated Oeulist
and Aurist Of New York. The following
testimony fully explains itself:
This certifes that have been blind for two
years, caused by Inflammation have tried
several physicians without receiving any
benefit; was induced to put myself under
the treatment of Dr.. Lawrence, and in six
weeks my sight was completely restored.
ehserfully recommend him TO those afflicted
with diseases of the Eye.
J.C KENDALL,
Il South st. Paul St, Rochester, Ny.
J.F. LAWRENCE, NJ. D-Dsar Doctor-I
have been afflicted with deafness and was IN
dueed to pay you visit. No one can imag-
inc my delight when, after one operation,
my hearing was suddenly and without pain,
restored to me, for which feel very CRATE
full. After being almost shut out from the
pleasure of using go necessary sense, to
have it returned, and to hear distinctly, re-
ascts great credit on you for the immense
amount Of skill you possess. beg to thank
you for what can so truly appreciate.
Yours Respectfully,
Mas P. GARDNER,
West I4th St New York.
This csrtifss that my daughter has suffer
ed from discharge from both ears, accom-
panied by deafness, caused by Scarlet Fever
when she was three years old. Having sub
jected her to the treatment of Dr.. Lawrence
I am happy to say the discharges have en-.
,ireIy ceased, and her hearing is restored.
Mrs. GEoR0E N. BRODI,
West 23d ST., New York.
DR. Lawrence office at the American, WHERE
he will remain for two months. 0fics hour
| from A. n, to P. 4. jan1:lS2
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An ITALIAN OPERA SEAsoE.-Cleveland
sudisnces-evsn the most select ones-hsrd-
ly know what the italian Opera Is. What
little We have caught Of operas and operstic
music, In this city, has been from the sx-
tracts and condensed parts given by various
itinerant concert and operatio companies.
Never have those master pieces of music, the
great gems of harmony fresh from the souls
Of MsysrbesT, DOnizetti, Verdi and other
stars of melody been faithfully rendered for
our admiration: It is therefore with par
ticuI5r delight that We announce an Ital-
ian Opera season in Cleveland. We had
noticed the intention Of Mr.. Grau, the SIN
presariO of the New York Academy of Music
to give US n week of italian 0pers, COM
mcneiDg with the 18th Of this month. The
opening night is now deferred until the 25th.
The season will consist of six nights, during
which six of the finest Italian Operas will be
produced with full costumes ind stage ma
chinery and all the original music, no operas
being repeated. This splendid troupe COM
prises two prime donns sopraEi, viz: Sophia
Vera Lorini, the uurivsl led lyric tragedie,,ns
and Mills Paulina Castrl. Mile Morsusi,
we'll and widely knownas one of .he greatest
ooatraltOs in America, is the third pri,ad don
aa. Sig. Luigi Stsphani appears as tenor rObus-
to, and Sig. Tsmaro as tenor di graziG, both
most talented and celebrated artists. Sig.
Morelli, the best baritone ever heard on this
of the Atlantic, is with the company. The
5Gssi are Sig. Colstti and Barili, but little
known in the west, though highly praised by
New York oritios.
Beside these leading artists, the secondary
parts are we'll fllsd by Madame Fischer
and Signors Ximsnes and Maneini.
The orchestra and chorus ere the flower Of
the musical profession in the East. The
whole company, which consists of sixty five
members, is under the direction of signOr
Muzio.
Tickets are to be for sale at Brainard'a 4
Hall. Price: Dress Circle and Parquetts,
81 90; Family Circle, 50 cents. No extra
charge for reserved ssats-a remarkably
cheap rate.
Let us give this frst-class company an en-.
thusiastic receptiOn-such reception as tC
secure another visit from them.
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NEW YORK aTARKEr- Jan, g
IBY FELsGRAPB.l

IBT FELHGRAPH.l
COttSn-Nsrket quiet. Sales at s1x9s2 for Mid
ding Uplands
ElOHr-market opsn'd quiet and rather easier
prices, hut closed with more 1rmntss, the demand
having improved
sales at s5 as IS for Extra stste s7,sOe76O for
extra round heOped Ohio t7,7599, 50 for trade
brands. Closing quiet
Whislgy.Better request. Sales at: sI99I for
State aud Western
Skent-Market opened quiet, prices tending
downward.
Sales at sl,isaI,4s for Chicago Spring, with an
insid5 price for inferior; l,{5ao,49 for Milwaukee
Club; si4g1l 52ts for iberT Milwaukee, aI sI 80
tor winter red Western 81 6OGI so Tor Amber Mich
igan
Rye-Quiet
Bariey-Quiet
heavy and shade IoEsr
Sales at 81 25Gl p fOr.Shipping mixed Western in
store very choice Bh0at 81 ~.
0ats- Market heavy and shade easier. Sales at
92Gg3o for Western.
WOOl-Market firIn.
PerrOleum-Qust. Behned in bond az i6Ha4s.
POrk-Market hrmer with fair demand
Sales at 800 0nlg 80 for old mess s2i SOAR 00
for new do, ,l45G9i5s0l for prime;, eIs5Odl9O O
new prime mess Al5O ,O00 bbls mess for March al
q 80 go bbls prime for March at 20 90 Ice,
bbls new new mess for June at q %.
Beef-Quiet and unchanged.
Prime Mess Beef-Quiet and without decided
change.
Cut Meats-Quist. Sales at 7esc for shoulders
and 10 S@Il fc for hams.
Bacon Sides-GOOd request. Sales at IOIkc for
Western Cumberland cut lzS for long cut hams I:
for City short clear; IL do for short ribbed; Is d.
for long cut clear.
Dressed HOss-Market firmer. Sales at q
go for Western.
Lard-More active. Sales at l2x8Is4o.
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ARE You SICK 2-The Electro Thermal
Baths, No. 80 Prospect street, will cure you
hanlh.122
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DHETIsFRr-Dr. B. +. Robinson, office
90 Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ger and at low price. deo3R3I
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HAVE You Cold THE Electro Their
NAL Baths, No. 80 Prospect street, is the best
remedy for bad cold. decl5:l32
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NEW BOOKS.

STRANGE STORIES OF A DEFECTIVE OF
FlCER; OR, CURIOSITTES OF CRIME By
an ex-Detective. Dick Fitzgerald, Publish
srs, Is Aun Street, New York.
Some of the clever stories Of this book are
riddles, fit to puzzle Gdipus, and yet are
solved by the most simple, and therefore
natural means. The tales are generally vel
written, and some of them display a great
deal of power. However startling the Incl
dents may be, there Is no imprObability about
them. Indeed, the book bears internal evil
dsncs Of being transcript Of personal ex'
psrienoe, or based or it : and many Of the
cases will be recognized by readers familiar
with the annals of the police. They are al
pictures of the time, and we'll painted a
that.
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PKcFzssoR RICHARDS LECIUREs.-The
frst lecture from this distinguished scientific
gentleman will be delivered this evening,
the second tomorrow night, and matinee
for the children Of the schools, on satur-
day afternoon next attHO O'Clock. We trust
that Il will be we'll attended, as the course
combines more Of interest and profit than
almost any lectures upon science eveF deliv-
cred. They are illustrated with very fine
..,,r;napEu
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Frozen TO DEATH-0ne thousand men,
more or less, In the First Ward, if the Ward
is to be saved from the draft, must come for
ward with their green backs, literally, with
out being applied to personally. Attend the
meeting Tuesday evening, January 5th, at
Market Block, opposite the Market; on
Thursday evening, January 7th, at the En-
gine House on Champlsiu street.
Hitherto few men have performed the
labor and furnished the money. Several
thousand dollars must yet be raised in order
to oomplets the work this can easily be done
If every man will do his duty, " Put on
your war paint and bring along your green
backs" Music and Speakers will be In at
tendance. By order COMMITTEE.
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0BERLIE GETTING READY FoR THD DRArT.
The yeomen Of Russia township, Lorain
County, believing in the old sdsgs "better
lats than never" have been bestirripg them e
selves in regard to the draft. During the
last week efforts were made to raise seventy
Eve hundred dollars to be used as township
bounties To-day, January 4th, the amount
was subscribed. At a meeting held in the
Chapel Tuesday morning, eight men gave in
their names as recruits. The quota for
Russia, which is thirty seven, will uudoubt-
edIy be obtained before the close of January
18th. Russia has always "held her own "
with other townships, and We trust will not
fall In her duty now.
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MORNINQ. JAZZ. !, Ise4
TRAVRLLRR's REGISTER.
NEW ADVRnTIsRRIENTs.

o. A. Bsad 4 Co., BGnksrs-eold, Silver and Cen
,onS Bought ard Sold, and Money Loaned.
Pref Il. A. De Mum Change Of Hotel
O. Whitaker -RaBk ssfs for sac.
BoA-cing-Is Lake, rect.
D LO t-il5 Reward
DR.. Lawrcnos-LOGai Notice.
Prof. DeNunn-Local Notice.
Unitsd States Sanitary Conmis iIn-Iosai EOtios
Attsnti n Co. A-Loeal EOti5e.
Charles Wtits 4 III o-al Eo'ics.
Baks.-BOeks, Magazines, c-Io oeL Notice
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FRoM TIE OEE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FOURTH REGIMENT.-Lieutsnant Carbon, of
the above regiment, arrived in tOWnls eve
ming on 8 two weeks furlough. The l24th
is stati med at Strawberry Plain, near Knox
vile, with LOngstrset in their Immediate
front. Our forces are commanded by Grant
10 person. A terrible battle is expected
within few days. The health Of the l24th
is remarkably good.
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due discharged soldiersi also, the widow, ehh'
drun, and rightful heirs ofsn deceased soldiers
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CHILD BITTEN By A DoO.-Oa Tuesday
evening little German girl, living on Kins-
man street, was badly bitten by a dog with
which she was playing. The whole of her
left cheek was torn of. The dog was killed.