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NEW FIRM.

HAVING this day associated with G. L. Buck in the
Il cante business at New Enterprise, hereafter
the business viii be transacted in the of D. F. Buck
D. F. BUCK.
New Enterprise, Now ], 1864
TIME old books in the hands of D. F. Buck for set
tlement. All persons having unsettled accounts are
respectfully requested call and SETTLE by giving their
notes or otherwise.
Thankful for past favors, solicit the patronage of
ali prompt paying customers.
All kinds OF country produce bought or exchanged
for goods, fer which the highest market price viii be
paid -
New Enterprise, Nov l, 1864 [ost.2s,'64.l
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LADIES' Furs.

Purchasers may rely upon getting the best Furs at
CHARLES 0AKFORD & SONS Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia.
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/ IST of Petit Jurors drawn for same Term
Ia Jacob Steekman, Nathan McMullin, John Gillespie,
Jeremiah Black John b. Whip, Herbert Shoemaker Hez.
Northcraft, WV Gorsuch Jacob Yont, James c. Davis,
Jacob Core, John Lowman, Alex. Shoemaker, Samuel
Nieodesnus John c. Rifle, Edward Hartly, Moses Nc
Twain George Elder WIn James Wrn Kirk, Jos. Dull,
John Mowry, Alex Holsinger, John Bowser ef Jacob,
Daniel Cyphsrs, Philip Mors, Jacob Adams. Jacob w.
Sleek Nathan gobison, Edward Kerr, Francis Beard,
Dewalt Hershberger, Franklin Nay, Joseph MortimoTe,
Sannel W. Miller, VIM. Mason, Hezekiah Barkman, ohm
Dreaming
Drawn ana certified at the Commissioners Office, Sept
Ist a. D., 1884, J0HH G, FISHER,
oct2sls04 Clerk.
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Isl Water Street, New Pork.
ISdOYQ lA9T ANuF
List of Grand Jurors

nRAWN for November Term, Sd Monday, 2lst day ol
IL Nov. A. D. 1864
John Smith, foreman, Moses Berkhimer Saml Ketter-
man. Thos Blackburn, Jr. Jacob Roades, Safnl Roadeg
Samuel Defbaugh, Pierce Studebaker, Casper Stroap
Wm Border, Geo. D. Kaufman, Thos. w. Horton, samI
Iehes Sr, Henry MILESTONE Martin Hetrck, David Still
Isaac S. Elder, VIM. Rodgers, Franklin Nickel, Samuel
Crsman Elijah Perdeu, VIM. Browne Geo. w. Powell
Geo. NJ. Shack N. n Koons.
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MANHOOD: How lost, How Restored.
1Xl just published edition Of DR.. Culverw ells
Celebrated Essay the radical cure without med
cine) OF Spe1Gtorraed setninel Weakness lnyoan-
ary Seminel Losses fpoeHcy, Mental and Physical In
capacity mpedimehs Marriage ete also Consumption
Epilepsy and Fts induced by sefindnlgenee or sexual
extravagance
Nzs~Price in a sealedsnvelope, only 9 cents
The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates from thirty years successful practices that
the alarming consequences of seabuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous Of Internal medicine OF
the application of the knfepoiating out mode OF sre
at once simple certain and efeeual by means Of winch
every sufferer matter what his condition may BE- may
cure himself cheapiy privately and radieaeg,
~Ths Lecture should be in the hands q every youth
and every in the nnd
Sent, under SEAL in plain envelope, 70 any address
posDafa on receipt six cents, or two post stamps
Address the publishers
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| June II, ,'64-f.
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aad sontharn FaHnsrlsania .salI

a an election held On the leth day OF November A.
n d. ls6A IN iee city Of Phiieds phia for President
yaaia Rail Way Company, the following persons were
ehaseR
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List Of Causes

NOTICE.
IN Notice is hereby given that by order Of the Court
II Common Pleas of Bedford County, j. " Lingenieer,
committee of Abranam Sil nnatic Of Bedford Town
shin has fled his account Ia this Office and that the same
viii be presented to the Court for confirmation at the
0. 3. SHANNON,
oet es ss4 Prothoaotary
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ssa Don't let your Druggist put you off with any other
remedy If he does have it for sale enclose 81 25
per mail and we win send you one bottle of the Army
Ague Drops per mail post paid.
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9rw AdpRrtfge0lents.
teachers Wanted

IILEvEN TEACHERS WANTED for the schools OF
IL Monroe Township. Salaries from $50 to $25 per
month Apply personally or by letter to
HENRY WHETST0NE,
Secretary Board Of Directors,
s+snov. IL '64-3t Bloody Run, Pa.
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BANNvART'S TROCHES,

For the care Of HoarSeaess, Throat Diseases, &C.,
are especially recommended to ministers, Singers
public
Reaa tho following
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McClellan's mai.

To this the vote of the soldiers is to be added.
Our gain on the October election is SO. There was
also an increase of $50 votes of which the RepubIi
cans had pa and the Cops l75.
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D3y Ben. Butler must have had qnite a revival in
New York, Judging from the improved tone Of the
World for the last few days. 1t, too no doubt, is
beginning to long for another and better World =
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Yours in haste.
JOHN E. sATTERFIELD.
Since writing the above have received thereturn
Of the several commands of the GOSH Reg't.

CAuP OF TIE 20srH REG. P. Y.
Nov. 6, 1864. {
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RETURN OF THE HUNDRED DAYS MEN.-The Hun
dred Day Men from this County have all returned
within the past week. They report having had a
very fine time of it for the last three months.
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ARMY AGUE DROPS,
And it is strongly recommended to persons travelling
through places charged with miaSm.

Many of our letters attest chat hnndreds Of lives have
been saved in the Army by its use. Indeed we
is curative qualities appreciated in the Army that the
most successful Surgeons in the Field and Hospital It
almost exclusively in the diseases for which cam its
nfalHblity The bestphysioans always sieEe the best
means to effect cure, hence the universally Of the
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BRowy's BRoScHIA1. TRocHEs, when allowed t,
dissolve in the mouth, have a direct influence t.
the affected parts; the soothing effect to the mu
ton and gives relief in Coughs, Colds and the var
ious Throat affections to which public speakers an,
singers are liable.
, 1864-09-02

GuestlIn Operations IN Tennessee,
The Army Aavancea on Hood,
l6peeaal DiFpstch to the Chicago Tribute

t6pecaal DiFpstch to the Chicago Tz,naua,
NAsay1L1K, Tenn, Thursday, Sept 1
Later rcTs just come says thst part OF the CON.
nands Ct both Forrest and noddy hs3e crossed
The Tennessee River aud ire advancing towards
Pu'.ski.
The cfrseing wes made at Savannah and Tas.
crmbia- Col. Nixon OF Rotdy's commspd was
With the sdvaIce, ard was cnfurciu. q wholesale
coDecript1on On erery man hc NIT. The Last Dis
patches 10 tht Quartermaster General t1ora Calls
tin ssya Wheeler hhs crossed the Cumberland
RIVER
W:eeler'e csyl1ry captured and paroled twenty
Of the 6th Tcnr ea<ce at Lchsnon Oh the 18th. The
'V.Es Eeppleed s's negro soldiers, who fought g%i-
lant1y ut the yer, time that Gov. Campbell, OF Le-
1'anun, was denoutesnr The administration at CHI
GEO for usinE cooEed troops.
the Chattanooga ral}roaq was cut twelve mllea
south Of Nashril1e By guerill4s }cste.dxy, at La
stn;ne; Tlsre II not .he leaet excitement in
tackis apprehended, yet ample precautions .are
None Of ,whecler's force is believed to be north
pertcns At Athens state that, ,Wheclez's men cor,-
United great o1ttA.Cs there.
NASHVILLE August sn-Gcnera1 Sherman has
broken up his communications, raored South, and
will either combel Hood to NOV out and aght
him, or stand q eiege without provi-iona, General
Sherman can readily eubslst bis army OH Tue eoua-
t1E +; the loss Of Hoods wagons. during the Nc
Cook raid {aye hundred In rnmbe1,} and the sew
erance Of hss railroad communications. has left
him with but u few Gays ratlous- Matters will
now soon b brought to q crisis.
LOUISVILLE, TbuEeday, Sept IA rcbe! forec,
es,imattd oue thuusaud Strong, With tvelve
pieces, about seventeen miet of Nashville, on
the Mutttee*boro pike, It daylight
E Major General Rousseau. witlsa body Of cavalry
and infantry, went ont yesterday and met the enc
, 1864-09-02
FIR q IL n E2xkCD.
Latest from the SitustloE-R7t3ht OF
JuafcE-MoEcmentx or the Emperor,

- N.w xonK, Ts95eaay. Sep. 1.-'By an arrival
formation from Mexico. JnASez had 1e1t tbe couu.
", II wus an1 enreed for The United States, Thio
report setne the mare prtbabe ~ bis f.uofIy lad
arrived It SeW os7sans ty the steamer Clinton
A New osleaus paper Gays that Ju.7ez hf,usa1f
had lett Mexico, and Ut the date Ut srtine August
world be detsinea there b. a ten d,,s qua1antina.
The Emperor As@,mi'liau Is pursuing concIII:
atoIy policy, and is 1sy1ne 70 ob:aia the adhesion
OF the prominent men Of all parties. ue lad ian
the capital for Ghudasjara, hoping to win orer n
his cause the J1arczisis, those whom It ,Tas m.
m1red were dfsAfecied.
Hehad acafn urged SAINTS Anna to come Ia Mex,
ico The only appointments made BIZ Maximii
liau eince be a1Tiyed in Mexico arc the selec!on Of
Alnontc ss Marshal Of the Palace, ard Of Rami-
pccted, AID viii, By orders Of Tbs E.ape~
ror, nc treated is becomes his rank u
General of division. French and Impesfa1ists
t1oeps are marching On hsw Leon. c,haia, r
s1acrar viii soon be attacked. In pursuance OF
BIZ col cliatoy policy, the Emperor hes issued
ctEcu u 'otbiddI.iR the use IN u1cie1 documente,
q nr b. the newspapers OF odious or Irritating cpl.
e IISte az applied to those Mez1cans Who Etc yct
ho101h: out axuinst the Emperor.
, 1864-09-02
FEOM TEE COAST BLOCK.
AIDE.
kh6 Pirate Tallahassee md d EexY
Cruiser 4fnn into Wilmington, i. G.

L. N.C u.
New YoNK. Thursday, Sept. 1.-The Hera d's
Btaui1ft correspondence, AIgust @7th% fags: Tho
T2l,saa,aee 'ad aeF season Il dsyas!slon, con
tue night Of tue a5th, at 1:.0 In be morning. Capt,
fhe an. commanding the guntoat Monticello,
while cruising off New met, discovered stcamrf
He at once otded all The mon to QUARTERS, and
Vhen about btg yards dis,ant challenged her, but
ssl. Ell no ssnly r5s sscGpd sna,enso W met
ernpe should be presented to the mysterious
stranger. The stranger then replied by returning
fne4t Of large ca1ibre. which passed bcs~cen the
i0frnast and luain1nass Of tho Monticello, explod-
ing On the other fido without inlIcting any Jam.
age. Captain Phe}an DOW became more in earnest,
and sent 90 pounoer shell. to whlch 1ep4J was
naale IN grape, striking a.most under tue stem OF
ed with a-iuch and s0-pounder shtll, snort
fuse, but WAS disappointed at reeelYin9 no
snota in return, and then, lor the first time, dis
covered that l9e stranger had suddenly disappear.
ed: Durieg tho engagement = rebel battery. Of
Nhitworth guus, stationed On the ashore At point
reced against the Monticello. Int fortunately do
1rg no Jhmtgc, through frequently coming very
c]ote. When day had. daHned 60 u to msks dis
tant objects perceptib!e, much to the Burprito OF
The axEtmbleu vessels, there could be di5cerned,
obee q fes
steamer Tal.ahasEec-1nd there SHE ut Il lies, and
rr1 buh1y will continue 10 sIay, unless some dark
mfral Lea designs to tako all posfible precau.ion.
and will to morrow ltssvc the port to visit the
blockade of Wilmington.
few nights ago large last steamer, casrsin;
E,ast the 1ene1 colo1e entered tho port Of VII
mlngton. Fort Casweu and the btltery need q
~ De jofe. She e Supposed tu be ncw cruiser.
pssseneer. shc likewise si. reinaios ihcros "4e'
The Tal[ala.ste hsd bat one mast standing
Hhtu engaged By the Monticello.
, 1864-09-02

rontaer md Political Muttsrs,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trib1oe.}
sr PAuI, Thursday, Sept. l. 1884,
Rumofs arc continually coming In OF Indian de"
predations. They are generally horse stealing
1afds. Eleven government horaes were stnseo at
Pairssille on Sunday night, and a number from
settlers.
A messenger who has just arrived from Fort
:. Wndsworth says that an Indian was captufed near
that post by some soldiers. lie confessed that he
vas one Of the ni1e Who made the raid into Blue
Earth county, and that their object VII. only 10
etea1 hor-es. A. yet OILY two settlers have been
killed.. The people OF the frontier are visitant ana
careful. hut not alarmed The THREE men killed
near Fort Aberr1omnle, last week, we're Killed in
Wild R'ee River. Thldi thirty milea beyond our
lfn.s. cavalry force 4ursued the Red Devils, but
Capt. IS. I. Banning, who has just arrived from
SUPERIOR, has brougbta specimen q slate found
in an immenee qusrry thete On ths line OF rus
Superior aud St. Paul Railro46- 1t Is Of tbs anest
quality OF school and roofing slate.
NcC1elon'e nomination scarcely made rIop'a
here. That eece*h platform is more Thai any one
can stand unless b. il IN out aud ont Coppefheal.
no matter how much he l.kes hfcC'elna: Littie
Macs ttock has declined heavily sinco the teia-
graph reported the platform.
, 1864-09-02
FROM PMIEkDELP4
he DcfenseB OF PeEn<Y&vanfn
esoodly Hftzo to \ Cruiser Follttcai.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T.ibune.1 .,
PnnAux1rH1A. Thursday, Sent. /.
Governor Cnr'ta h,s Issued the necessary ordn,
for recruiting portion Of the llccn rese1fa rer1
men:s prosidco for State defence at the extra
eicn Of the legislature. Three regiments ofiu-
tantry, two squadrons Of cavalry ant fou. bite
rite Of artillery are to be recruited ri fout deay.
and If volunteers are not forthcoming draft will
be rcEcrted to IA thirty days. The time oTzofyice
Is to be three years, aud troops arc
to be stationsd On the southern horder OF tas
State, or elsewhere with!n the Common wealth,
should their services be required at any other
points. 6urplus cquipmentf. &c Will he faroisll-
"a tn troops " tie War Department at Washing
ton, and they will be commanded hy company off,
GERS elected nJ themselves Recruits between the
ages Of II aCu 20 will be received, preference be-
tng given to those not subject to the United Statea
draft. Alter 1alsfpg portion Of the vuRrd men
uoEed above. the Reminder OF the 19 regiment
Will Be recruited, equipped, md held ready for
service within The State Hue
The rebel steamer Llti3D, captured On the 9Th
ult., a1rly. d CT the Navy Yard yesterday aYcr.
nocn, prize to the Cniled States steamer Getty:-
burg. She Il ntw iron side wheel steamer. :3o
ret long. and uae built at glasgow, Scotland. e..
pecf1lly for blockade running. Her original c0at
wae flT5,c00 In gold. Her cargo consists OF, ,60n
ba1ee OF cotton. valued at $3.50 o00 She bad slso
on hoard Ss4 600 In Confederate coupons, probable
.i1tfnded for sale abrosd.-
); si1tY sho:s we.s ,tted 1T her by hs Gettysburg
Tie htadqaarteas Of the copperae.d Keystone
, 1864-09-02

EQhofb TRIBUNE.
in The COW cnttop th.t has tust terminated its
object here in Ch,cogo, the confedsracy hiss
Efonndco lie LIST hope ''Wais while" eays Jeft,
DaS7e to has de'pr1a,e i;proTisioued army. to hts
oFefo01dencd 1as7ncfr, ID biz impoverished caoI-
talasts. to the eaunt wtiowe and orpb.us Of hfs
BLOODY treason. Wat litJe.' do 10. rive nd
yet. the North IL very fhr from being un1tea
against ~. ne have plenty Of r1sds there hi thc
cowardf. 1nerct nasie>. douehscta aud da ,ppo,nt.
ed ONCE fetktrt are for us aud 4rc shout to ho3d
G7rst convention IN ch:caFo tn C1ye ~ Id .1a
comfort 1nd hsve d nj my s.cate amon- ,br-,
with xhat lunds We CAL ep4rn to buy IN ! pr,an.da
them to act ss we VIII .rs haxe "e p4tence aod
thcv can to 1nsRe t~ entire surl as CO arc11 ana
humble a. themselves. To be -u'e the:s caaDce
does not 4cc tn be OF tire tcst nj present. hut they
will work hard ,of our -kncsers, and ~ the Abolf.
ton party has t~o candidates Ia tht field they may
pcrhnpa ruccced, and then re can mnke our own
i rm-. bat we must helo :he:a bg not af';nus any
sbow. II submiesion, lht lar.isr~e: fight. tbs bet
ter We work and ttans toRetheF The nore Il vii
Improve their eha1ee Of sntcesa th'Te!3re do not
g1se up protzacs the oottest until next fovsmher;
II or fnende succeed we are sale, theT aze beat.
, 1864-09-02
EAT TIERS LIN MfSssp1yt1v
Guerilla 0perations-rt1lltnr poiiti-
Cal, nuN tieheFal Nc,ss,

ST.. Louis, Thursday, Sept. John A. Massey.
Frankllt r. Utz. Robert T.rnstall, John Lyden.
j. II. Stewart, j. Il. 'Hrts!oe, and ", II. Jancs
prominent cillzcns of St. Louis county, hayc bear
arrested and committed to the military tr,eop.
Mck Dsfr5naap, Bob fI1ehIcy. and Bob t;ralr. tbe
most desperate buehWhackere in southeast MIA
son1t, were surprised last Sunday ulsht in Sf.
Francis county. -Four 1cepe1adues were kiIiad.
Apderson'e ee.E ol bushwh scKef5 nmb1scaIeI n
pnr. Q: Capt: Parks command, eDour six 'Inl!es
tieEs, three OF whum aluy sca;pc1-
Gen. RoEtcrnns has ttenad orders to repair the
Chsrteason and Eul5on railroad, IL Missouri, run
ming weft from Birds Point opposite Catro.
Bill Stephgtss eret,tia hand. after roboior the
citlztle sVuth Of the Hannibal and St. Joseuh
tniiroH5i un Sunday. entbr-d the town Of Adtir ou
Monday n19ht. They also drvge 4 crowd Of fo!tl-
gees tu MEcun City. 4 tarty OF militia chnscd the
thieses ten miles, killed one, and captured cousid-
cradle plumber.
Aseirrant Adjatant Gen. McCord has jnst re-
tusueo t1om Washington. Ha reports havins ob.
taiued credits tor hlitsourI Of Sic thousand tlye
hundred aua eighty men, mustered In since Jan.
nnry lit. Thss. with the recent credit of soue
tWentynve hundred naval fecruta, tna terlallY re-
1ures our quota, and Il recruiting continues d few
0a1a after tAe dfth. which has been authorized by
Provost Marshal Gen. ral Fry, aa lively Is for the
past two Weeks, this county Ill doubtless be able
TO ill its quota With volunteers.
Dtmoc1attc mass n1eetin6. will be held on Sal.
urday night 10 ratity the nomination Ut Mcclellan
and rerdIetuu: aid Eleet,Lg fpr the o-ylnfza-
tIen Of a Mcclellan and Pentleton Cluo ii 10 be
heal this eFeptug.
, 1864-09-02
Gen. Sherman Again. on the
War Path,
BE IS MOVING on THE
ENEMY'S WORKS.
FROM THE WESTERN
.PLAiNS---T+E7 IN
DIAN WAR.
Threatened Rebel Inva-
sion Of Kansas
EGGM EEXEf0-PR0ERESS OF sIAyt.
MlLLIAi:S EMPIRE,


WAsnEeToN, Thursday Sept. l, 1861.
To Major General DIX:
The War Department has j1strecelred Gen, Can
By cfcial reports:
NET OnLxAHs, Aug. q. 1864.
Fort Morgan surrendered Internationally yes
6ny at O'clock In the Ft+Fnoon. Ne hive about
tt0 prisoners el4fy pieces Of artillery and lar.e
qushtfty of material. In thH twelve hours pre:ed.
ing tbe Surrender, about 3,0O0 shelle Eere InrnWn
tf1elt destroyed AZ d tie works seteralIy much IN
31red. Many Of the guns we're spiked, Tie car
riagea burned, ard much Ammunition DESTROYED hv
The rebels The loss Of opr army 10 one killed aud
seyen wounded {Slcned)
r s. cASEy, Major General,
Nothin: has been received from Grant, Sherman
OF Sheridan. lslgned)
Kpw1H II. STANTON,
Secretary OF War,
, 1864-09-02
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ?, 1864.

bfocka1e In that netshborhood, lie eay.. and hi,
sttrmthy Will anewer many reckless ne#.paptl
sssefnotf, f6at tbs blockade Is considered D
tIose engaced in nnning II, as vcr5 stringent
cne, and capture Of dsnses great, especially bY
e1uist1s. He WIS to receive ihree thoassnJ doj'
"a !afs 7 H. he fneceeded in running. the Lillian
IL. Ae Asa5e rue IL owned in Scotland.
TREASURY MATTERS.
The Ecw Treasury reeulations relative to stamp
uutfs oeclare that il is the duty of the maker Of
an instrument to atHx and cancel tue stamp re-
Hnated tan taereon; be nesect.1o do go, the Darty
used. but in no case can 1t be legally
lrsued afrer the 31,h Of June, 1864, aud
ustd without stamp, it cannot Afterwards BE- e.
the makeI OF IN instrument tn etsinp it appropri-
ate)y renders Lin liable to a penalty Of sao5. =
~ -.rlKAsuHF MArTE1s.,
: TIE total amount Of currency issued By the
ssep & Ct to Ss1 Mo1s R.ns to
the month OF August S7,89 $50.
es Ine iaferla revenue receipts for August were
fifteen mt!l1ou eeVen hundred and twelve taoa sand
qo!!afe, telng slght falling of from those OF
Juls, owing to the -duilness Of business and the
ncn-mahulactuse Of whrkY. -.
Ite Worcester Nat,on.l Bank. Massachusetts.
to-day deeignatcd as depos,to1le5 OF public
Parites intending to propose for the new eoid
as veil be forwarded direct to the Secretary Of
the TseasuEy % given to my banker or BANKING
Mr. s. Y. Colby, The new Rectstrr pf tbe Trea
sur7, arrived so-d4T and entered upon his dn,ies,
- SUBSTITUTE Rnok.R FINED.
a substitute broker. arreated hers ~, r,;r,,x,
perroes northEarT has hsen trI.a ~ 1litg
aud sentFncea to nv a,1a 1fy ~ EEK
AID Eo imprisoned IN Fo,t n.i.wsre Xii, " S9u
paid 0'' "AA7 ul!1l l. II
The snbsrrin.snns tn tha c..oo 1o.r -d.r,-z.-.
to Fl .fn and m rhe IN IN 1osn ssHt ~
Sewn million dojiars Wrrr a1 fo5o;sSsG >, 3.~ =,
the Trya.nrcr. two millions nt 1h.nb ata "a ~
Granrs army. ,lree millions ~ sh.r,,!p,siss pas
forcca. one million Inr troons in vaoh,,e+na sa
the remainder forairnijar dtsnaraensant s.%h aau
Txo mljiops were 1ecenfis sent fn NaGnriusn9'
WAsuusG row. Thnrstfsv grnt -inhr W.
, 1864-09-02

NEW foRI. Thursday Sept. 1.-t:,'d abou. !,
strong ,tendt1cy to recover Tho reeans deetsnc =
The .ail created % %stropE thor: tntr1est, and H..
up the price. Many of the po'd-room oner,,o5a
afc unable to ia oil their euYaRcms1 H. And ~
ttean Of s1linc ere 1ep1dlatlur, 31" ILL.,
Tsl. large amounts hare bc+u lost dny,no ~.
last two days By this process. The r4oea has her,
t{otu 933 to 0taL 7~ 7 Nee4
, 1864-09-02
e D ICE KUIT FARM
6:a ON SALE.

ehoIce Fruit Farm for sale within 50 rods of Cob.
ht ~ y. !: r r. Htas tfrt rowing Tesiol IN
ctce, ,91r Ts1,sIt;s he.rus the
tbs l1ahtts eEin+s in Chscaco 1tstEs! III snnfe
sopstrh:. Pew. O. ssty .ta1oa'a,, ,ehe.rss ani@.
acItt LautoA bac' bt Soe"rtr
6HcE! ssshT and 2Eoot currAnLl ro1
~ let anore tuks Michigan. Overlooking tae mi.
tonI olhs cuuntsy saese. ME dW .ilnE. TWO at !.
nj! nees b.1n. hhcdi, sllla, s.nan ho1sv, Two tna
elc, ufc. ~' ' ~~A7'
Co"ctn Is a thriving VILLAGE. nth snod x.hoa1,
thn1cfes cpd tn.e sotis1y. mostly VI Eosfhera tam
LES. Very healthy.
Pricc> $4,000.
~ stiy cash T1tln perfect 1ruuise OFT J EVANS,
os en ex* *;.S,'e-. or WM. EVANS, Peru, illinois.
, 1864-09-02

ARxf or THE PoroNAc, August 3r-The rule
fe4niF1us correspondents With the army to pnbliaI
their EhInet and signatures their tfapttchea
Hhich has betn neglected. by number Ut The ren.
femep, is again faeisied upon, and those who
emit doing 20 t4 future need not hope to remain
themselves with some particular corps. division
or detachlnent, where tney mar be atlircsseilo or
sent Tor at ant timc.
Attention is called to the fact that eeyer.1
1fres- necuTr~a In thA itphfth dated the albt Of
ApEust describing the hatllo Of the 18th TWO
platnt, nsmcly: thar the "a diYfe!on, 5,h corna
Giuke. md that our lfno ~as then forced barE
The I'd oir1efon, 1t Ia claimed, did no, hrc4L M
WGs nut driven back. ''"o
Erer1thlrg was qu1tt Inst ntSht. aud everything
n TO ta} along our entisr line unfi the positton of
sfaits 10 rot materially asttred. Recruits aud
plumbers, md greatly innsoVed faeling preYuils
In The army among b0th o:Iecrs and meu.
: s'Srsd, WIN.
FROM TIE SHENANDOAH.
NEW YCRk. Thursday, Sept. Tho Ueruid's
Falling Waters eurrsspuncenf, August 3i:s sa.s:
AEcEllls cavalry atfac4 I'd the aueny tada, GA tha
NlDchs hter Pike au1 drove them baYuud C;arK-
.on Wilt. .ahd aro p!essed the my pickets anon
G.1atd-1owE and Chaf fle~town roat.. They Were
a'Eongly Ec1t'oEced, aud our force fell bacs The
result Naa what Was dsStFtd, nna the rs-occuoa.
uon Of Aart,nsop19 tonight IL not to b.: r.
.rtttcd-
The New York 7rl&une's special, dated c,,,r,,..
ttwn :lF:, q in the morning, tsJ5: Suerijan'a
4dsaIce Occupies Sutthltld api the rcn,atnd,r Of
Ihe army !: strongly entrcnched In soHd position
!, tew miles beyond Cear1cs:own. The Eneu,7
no uieposiilon to attack. E1rly's main force IL
,eL1ytu i4 be In the vicinity Of flnnkrr NH