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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


Duaais-Immense Cfewd.
Buffalo, Sept II.
The Republican un,oa ratification
meeting called together the lsrgeet mum
bsr Of people seen here for some yesre.-
At one time the procession this evening,
composed Of delegations from various
wards Of the city and towas and cities near
here, vas very large, marching through
the principal ssrests to the music Of bauds
and cheers. the crowd firing csnsen, rock
cts. Roman candles, etc. A number OF
buildings were Illuminated and drsssed
with flags. After the procession. meet
iugs we're held at st. James Hall, Opera
House and. .Anericau Hall, which wsrs
all crowded, so that extempors meetings
had to b organized in the strests. Die
tinguished speakers addressed these meet.
ings, among whom wers Col. HamiltoH,
of Texas, Gibbs, Of Tennessee. and
others.
The day has been quiss stormy, which
intessessd With the arr1ngeuIsafs some.
Whist.
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Be- That intensely Conservative, old
fcgy devotee of human bondage and the
divine right Of the Slaveocracy to rule
this land of freedom, has eeme out in en-
thusiastic support of Geo. B. Mcclellan.
the West Point pet of JEFF. Davis and the
Breckiuridge aristocrst, whom Auguste
Belmont and his hackers, the Rothsehilds,
have put on the track for the Presidency.
IL is very natural and matter of course
that the courtly organ Of a.istocracy should
supper, JEFF. Davis pet, in opposition to
the nudsill, rail-splittipg candidate OF
the Union meu of the country.
1t is gratifying TO Us that the National
Inteligsncer has taken that "sbute," for
it is aa encouraging fact that no csndi-
date which has received its cordial SUP.
port during the last quarter of century
has had the good fortune to reach the
Pres dential chair.
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FROM SOUTHERN PArERs.
Sickness In the Rebel Army-What they
think Of an Axmistiee-A Prayer for
ee1ce. 4

New York, Sept. Ia.
The Charleston Courier, of August so,
says the torpedo foated down on barres
toward Fort Sumter, on the night of she
29ih, exploded when within thirty feet
Of the vest side Of the fort, doing no dam.
sge whatever.
The Richmond correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury, Of the goth, eays
the rebel soldiers are sufferine from
swel:ed feet, in consequence Of sitting aud
standing 80 much in water in their
trenches. Ague and fever is also YER,
prevalent in the rebel army.
The Charleston Courier Of Sept. Sd has
q strong article against cessation of hos.
tilities, which it says the North is much
10 need Of to strengthen its armies and
war po~ess; yet tho same iseae coat,ius
IN article which closes - follows: aWa,
contains In itself every voc aud calamity
mortais groan under; with it ccmes be.
resvsmeat, poverty, disease, death. rapine
devastation, extersion. murder. crimes q
every dye, .woes Of every SHAPE and siss
Nay the God Of Pesca speedily Iift -
the light Of his cosatenascs apou . ape
grant us peace."
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DSIttHOIo, 0ept. 1t.
The snss;al eorrespoodence Of the Ralsi.
more Ap4Acan, daledIlesdquarters in the
1eid, Septt i3sn, says the military situa-
sion stisl remains unchanged, but / an of
the opinion that there will shortl, bs .
resumption Of operations.
Gen. Averii has re occupied Martins
burg and the parties gagged in repair
ing the b. & o. b. r. have resumed work,
A train OF cars loaded With forage vas
sent from Harper's Ferry yesterday 10 /.
Poiot within Eve miles Of Martnsburg. l.
is confidently expected that the road viii
De opened to Cumberland by ,ext Fri
day.
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Rsertuts Gsi1g - the Frsnt = TIE Van.
6srnlt RxAttea.

Rsertufs GsiAg - the Frsnt + TIE Van.
dsrSit RsAtses.
Ne" York, Sept. -.
A large number Of recruits ind substi.
'utes 90 to the front to-day. 100 are
going from Hart's Island alo1e. There
are 200 in Boston and 500 ID New H..
ven awaiting transportation
The Vanderbilt which has b(en in thi,
port for hong time reh.tipa, il again
ready for sea. The improvements will
probably enable her to increase her ordi
nsry high rate of speed, anl id is consid
cred likely she will ,csume her search fo,
rebel priva'eers.
II u reported that about 1t. 600 mer
ara constantly working on the Inachiner,
Of the hundred or more nc1 vessel.
wooden and iron-clad, nov coAstruc,ipp
for the Navy Department. Thi int.p,io1
is to prevent the delays so usual ia conss.
quenoe OF the non completion of ma
chinery.
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New York , sep,. IA

New icfk, sept. "a.
Mayor Gunther has seas leter to The
American Emigration Company refusing
his sympathy and support On the ground
mat Tine Act OF Cengrsss uhder which
the Association was organized q, in hie
judgment, for another purpose. Its title
~ss "union, and should have been
called bait. nnder fraudulent pketeBccs,
to enlist foreigners.
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orT1oiAx Wan iuxrrrm
Grant a1A 0hsr0an Os1 ~ H. =. f....
meat q tAs 9rals.
War Debarsrens. I
Washington Sept. "a.

Washington Sept. IL.
To Gea. Dix:
Lieut.. Gen. Grant teleenphed 10 thi,
department in respect to the draft ~ fol
lows:
"Ci,y Point, Sept. l3 -l0:3OA :. n.
10 non Ei"in N Ssantpn, Secretary o
We ought to have the whole numbe,
Of men called for BY the President iu n,
shortest possible time. Hrompt acsioa il
hliing our armies will have more effect or
the enemy than q victory over them
They probes 10 believe and make tbei,
men believe there is such a party North
IN favor Of recognizing Southern indie.
Pendsnce that the draft cannot. be
enforced. Let them be undeceived. De.
ser'ers come into orr lines daily, Who tel
Us that the me" sre nearly unanimously
tired of the war and that desertions would
have been much more frequent, bu. they
believe peace will be negotiated after the
tall election. The enforcement of the
draft end prompt filing up Of our ar,nie.
will save tn. shedding Of blood to an i'm.
sneuse degree.
(Sigued) u. s. GRAsr.
Lieut.. General
The following telegram has been re-
eeived from Gen Sherman on the same
subject:
Atlanta, SEPT. Is. $50 p. m.-Hon.
b. II. Stanton, Sec'y Of War .ua verv
glad to hear the draft will be enforced
First, We need the men. Second. .hey
cone - privates 70 fill our old and tried
regiments With their experienced officer,
already on hand and third, because the
enforcement of the Law will m.a,fe,. :
pever resident in our government enual
TO the occasion. Our govern nent. t.,oueh
democracy. should in time of troubls
ana danger De able TO WELD the power of
. great nation. All veil
w. T. SHERMAN.
The draft Is ordered to c,mmeoee in
all the States aud districts where the
quota is no. filed BY voluo tsd 70, on Non.
day the 10th, and will 90 on until com.
plefed- Volunteers ana substi,u,es viii
be received aud credited to a. late .
period ss possible.
Volunteering is stiIl progressing With
vigor In most OF the States.
(Signed,) b. NJ. ST4xrox,
Sec'y of War.
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Maiae Election.

Augusta, Sept. IA.
Rsiurns from one hundred and ifty-eix
tosEs give Coaey far Governor a ,ns jority
ci 1913. II the Uuion vote In the
remainder of the State be in equal proper
ticn coney's majority will reseh &C, 0,000.
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CoAEbUr FROM THE Foul PARrY.-
Hon. John Cissna, late Speaker Of the
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
and supporter of the Democratic party
down to the time of the Chicago Conven-
tion, is OH the stump in favor Of the Union
ticket. He could not swallow the white
feather treason. hatched platform of Val
landigham and his Canadian confreres.
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w sehiugson, Sept. II,

Que hundred aud fifteen thousand 6vs
hundred aud fifty 1--WE dollars of the bouds
on account Of the recent loan of thirty
one millions have been sent of BY the
Treasury Department.
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SnEEp.-The Hawkeye says that 95..
o0O sheep we're crossed into lows on the
ferry boats at Burlington, in one month
prior to the 18th instant.
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~Another "failars to restore the
Uuion by the experiment Of wsr'-the
occupation Of Atlaata.
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EE A draft for four thousand men
will commence in this State on Monday
next,

Eg Governor Stone has caused the
militia oath to be 90 modified as to leave
no pretence of cavil for any persons who
have the slightest claims to honesty and
patriotism.
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a wapAs rial Care Aireasyl

hereby certify tkat have had eyes for Is years
and for the last three have been able to read
newspaper anytAing Gee During thi. time WAS
der the treatment Of tre@ celebrated Eye noctors who
did little esei then tried country par scian-
until convinced that World go blind At last Dr.. Gov
thon stopped In town mad put myself under his treat
mnt. This about four week ago. and I'm able
to read dne print and write a. we'll ~ ever did Ny
la.ors as well safely recommend him +
the world Of that disease You can have refer
ence to above By applying pronenf ctxsns here
srrf1srdlr FRANKLIN EEABlIAM. iCooper.l
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NOTICE.
DR.. L. N. COwTHON

Hvv4rg recently located in the OF Fsymington
lG he patronage OF citzens in and coustrs He
prfss to give full satisfaction t f- diseased at
with osxeer, Sore Eyes, pean-es White swritng. seraf
uin 1ies. all esagcs Of Liver Diseases Bronchitis
Phthisc, AMI al other is-ss that ayssens sub
j-ct Ia in all tner copica.. FORMS snd Cszssapssss
ssAAs set 10 frfrrRs .rss sta<e.
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SozoDoEr We have tried the 4Fra-
grant Sozodoni,' . and cordially agree With
hundreds Of oshen il thin Guy Who hete
ased u, In pronouncing Il one Of tho bstt
ana most fragrant articles for the teeth
And gums that has ever been iatrodacJa
TO the Paslie-t Portland Argas. /.
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Nfp ADVERTISEMENTS

SlTUATiUN WANTED.-The SUBJ
~ ssriaer wishes TO obtain sitn.toa In sams light
cut coor eurssy Wages nsnc., object
health Address sE0 r. fKTSiNGEk through the
Daily dsi~ City oce, AZ present Esquire tine Ivins
HOUSE -epttS-dxi
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Hartford, c., Beps. II.

Hartford, ca. Sept. Il.
The Dsnosratio State Conversion was
lfally attended aad enthusiastic for G..
NcCleiIaa.
The Mss Meeting was large a.d -
thusiaotio.
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THE sTANDARD or COPRERREAE
PATRI0Tl0A. -

The FIRST resolution Of the Chicago Cop.
perhead Platform declares "that in the
futore, as in the past, We will adhers. with
answering fidelity, to the Union under
the Constitution" They will adhere 10
the future to the Union just as they hsve
in the past. Who 10 intended. the Dem.
ocratic party? Then ia the present re-
bellion We have sample of ho y the right
wing of the Democratic party nnder JEFF.
Davis have adhered to the Union in the
past. Or do they mean simply to pledge
the members Of that Convention to Just %
much devotion to the Union in the future
as they have exhibited in the past. Turn,
then, to tho record Of Vallandigham and
the Woods-Ben. and Fernando-
dIeton, VOORHEES,, Long. Seymour. Wick.
Life, Mahony. ByingtoD, Harris, Powell
and their confederates, aud We have the
measure Of their adherence to the Union
an Me past which they have pledged
themselves to maintain 10 in the future.
Soldiers CT the coantry, patriots, oi,i-
Gems of the Republic, are you satisfied
with the standard of devotion to the
Union set up by the Chicago Conven.
tion?
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New Xszk Demeeratie Csnvsntiss.
ALBANY. Aup. IA

Aiaany, aug. ~.
The Democratic State Convention me,
to-day and the attendance vas large.
Peter Cseger called the Convention 10
order. Hon. Marshall b. Chamlin VA
appointed temporary Chairman.
Pending motion 10 adjourn. Fernan.
DO Wood entered the hall and some of the
New Workers commenced crying Wood,
aud others hissed and hooted. There was
considerable confusion, during which q
motion Tor recess was carried.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convection reassembled, and after
vaiting about one hour it vas announced
that the committee on contested seats.nd
permanent Organization we're not vet read :
to report. 1t was then moved to adjourn
till l0 O'Clock tomorrow, which motion
prevailed.
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@ This is an "Abolition War" and
has accomplished nothing, say the Cop
perheads of the North. But JEFF. Davis,
who ought to know, says it has freed two
millions Of slaves. Aud in the direction
of restoring the Union, it has recorqa aer-
sd three-fourths Of the rebel territory and
planted the Stars aud Stripes in thirteen
States which had repudiated and tore
down our glorious banner. Be patient
"she world wasn't made in day"
MEGive the most charitable construc
tion practicable to McCle|lans letter OF
acceptance, and say nothing about the
arm istice platform OF the Convention On
which he runs, and he pledges himself to
compromise with traitors in arms
against the Government. And the very
idea of compromise implies equality of
right and in the present case admits the
traitors TO an equal voice in negotiating
terms Of peace.
Is this what our armies have been
struggling fo,; have the blood and treasure
of the nation been poured ont free a. W.
ter to secure chance of negotiation with
JEFF. Davis and his traitor myrmidons on
terms OF equality Are the soldiers ard
officers of our army and the patriotic peo-
pie of the North to he degraded to The
level Of traitors and brigands? Shall We
thus Insult the memory of our patriot
dead aud dishonor our living heroes
Shall J,fferson Davis and Morgan and
Q1sntrel, shall the miscreants who have
massacred the peaceful inbsbitsn,s
of our towns, hung the Union men
OF the South, and bItchersd our prisoners
in ooit blood. be placed on sn equal foot
ing with the brightest names upon the
records Of the heroes and patriots of the
Union Such is McCiellan's programme
of compromise with the barbarous traitors
OF the South.
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DLANK-WALK NOTICE. !.

y meeting Of the City Council of te City Of Ksokuk
h.d September 5th. 1sC4 the fiowing adopted VIM
Resolved. That the owners of lots I, 2 g. S and G.
block lO9 be directed ~ have Plsrk feet wide
laid in ent Of their respective lots Exchange street
within % Digs from date. Also the owners Of the
iets the & W. side " JohNston frra I2th to
18th and the r. side OF 18th street from
JotnsDn street 10 Bank. be directed to have Plank
wah set wide laid In front u their respective o,s
Johnson 18Th by the 5.h day cf tbcr next
B.s MERRIAM,
Clerk Of Council OF the City Of Keokuk.
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Rumere4 Capture Of Petersburg.
lSpecialto Commercial Advertiser. I
Wasbin -too. Sent. Is

there was rumor current that Pc
tsrsturg had been captured BY our forces.
The Government has no advices to that
effect and the rumor is generally discred-
tied
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STATE MILITIA.

Antrr.sT GKxxRst's Orvscz,l
DAvrs~oxTs Iowa. Aug, -, ls64.
You authorized hy this Depsr tmenf 10 organize
the militia OF Le cesrty Companies Ios isss thea
Err than ksr srsd sad eas
You wii notify citizens In the most ubfic
ner OF your authority organize Comps urge
ttsna TO siru comp iay rolls at once.
TIE proper nrber Of persons having been enrolled in
any Company, meeiias viii be heid after hys c.ys
public nosos, for the rioc,oH of officers company
roll cert6eat- OF election will then be returned ~
this office.
Yonr called Sections II and rs csp
81 Laws of 10th General Assembly requirirg -r
eitsen Isbie e-tm military dnty 10 enr, bifnssK
As . member Of some Company ard imposing iiae Il
not less than one dollar more than en.hnndr God
IN lars isr sns s nexsf q fais dass & I'M, ss ine,s
ton Of the Captain of Company, or Of any ni1sn'
As;utsnt denerki Of Iowa
Gil j. A. viaE y ". Hiatt, Il s. Merriam, heokax
j. c. walker, Fort Madisou: r. sernpie, Dover. y
~. ss..rus,, o. the afSTr COMMITTEE ready to or
sanire ali cor,pspss that bc enreilsd ~
ir and the Sse.ion Of all persons suirsee 70 military
ansv !. e.,ed 10 he penalty for psnhrsfment
Ny = e''''' J. a. WALL,
.~r.,se Chairman Of tie Committee.
T,oR sALE-A email House. With
STONE ss-cmcnt and an upper story Of brick thr2e
i..sD .srn.1s0@ I.ea' ~ - = H. B. TES-sYcg, Az,
nCs REWARDl POCKET BOOK
CzU L,sr-les: On Saturday q q ar.r ne OF
ceat~iaips note given By ifver Mir -
sams-i n sp-ner< 3loo ard about s1 IN manes.si
1sD..l. s..s osss ois;r Escssl 6 -
NTANTED-Two or three good work
| w mra a the Sash ard Bird basines. 70 whosA tAe
johnson ana ssh stfvsts : c. s. cARTxR
| sspsSdlw
ITUNNY BAGS--5O Bales received
II u 1azs -
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New York. Sept. II.
At go geld advanced to S4.2s.
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uANTED-Two or three good work
w mra a the Sash ard D.nd snsines. 70 wAcsA to
highest wage. will b. paid. Apply q thu sorssr y
Johaeen ana sth stfeets G.. 4 5. CAkIkk
sspssdlw
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rUNNY BAGS--5O Bales received
M xAis ~ tor sale on ,snsisnment lew = cen to
hcesAt - - LAsank KELLOGG nGn08
y6NeA II = q -. !.
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OR CAPTURES At ROME
Expensive Bali Dresses.

Alta fancy dress bal, given only a few
weeks ago in Madison avenue, the cost
Of the dresses would be deemed fabu-
lous. One beautiful lady wore q superb
rose de chine satin, embroidered with
real pearls Upon her head and envei-
oping her entire person, was a magDih-
cent vail of real lace, also embroidered
with pearls. The goddess Diana was
represented by young lady IN a short
dress Of ponceaa satin, embroidered
with golden arrows; the tophoOts were
of red satin to match the dress, and
were finished with golden heels and
tsssels Another young lady wore q
short dress Of green satin, green satin
boots with silver heels, and laces- and
hair powdered with silver dust A lady,
wen known in the world Of fashion,
wore rich robe Of white satin, en-
broidered all over with dominoes; head
dress and white satin boots we're made
70 correspond The cost Of these splsn-
did costumes is greatly enhanced BY
the extreme difficulty Of having every
part made 20 correspond with the 9TH
era. The city must frequently be ran
sacked for some small yet Indispensable
item of material, and as only q few
artists are capable OF executing the or
ders. their TINE and Ingenuity becomes
doubly valuable. ~
Gentlemen are frequently not whit
behind the ladies in the matter Of
d-esa On the occasion above mention
ed. the costume Of the gentlemen con
sisted OF suits Of black velvet, knee
brooches, ruthes OF lace, and diamond
buttons This costume cost one Of the
gentlemen nearly one thousand dollars,
inciuiling the hire Of > superb set Of
worth tea thousand dollars,
and the purchase Of lace rufles Of ex-
traordinary depth and fnensaA
What we are coming 20 when in the
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RATES or ADYERTIsTEG.
TO ADYERTIsRRs IN DETAIL,

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII be charged at the usual advertising rates.
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE or Two WRITs ~. =. TO
ID niasiiFeefad. aona the circuitl couri 81 she
United ststcs Tor the Middle Distinct = Tonnessee,
Al ts April Term. iS6s, Eii expose - putlIc sale,
O. the highest hdder, for cash, ~ the Oourt House
door in e city oi Nashville ane lsirirf Rieresaid
contnencngM II O'Clock. d. M, on TOEspAY.
the 9Th day of jnly 1854, al toe right, title, olar
interest aud estate, which William NJ. Nsmukes
hss and % apiese OF peroel g ii'nd lying on the
Nashville, contsini & Eve hundred sud sizty-iiFe
acres or less, n Districi No % q wilson
onunfF, Tennesse-e. houuded bv Curltsari nd hF-
er on the South on the East and North BY dan=co :
creek win is various meaLderiBCs, and On the
Wesf to ianGs &c U4liiaa trEfsrt, aired . rif-
aaEd and i1ncluley Gibson; LEVIED oI, Nlth Whist
ever imprnFemeHis there uiay b. on the tsrne. O.
SATISFY ugnglaenfs reuuetpo ~ $40 Nrcut Court,
sr.dust Fafrar Ifsmukos 3 Co. and IN Afsr O.
Potter. Whit Bailey, snd BeDeiscf, f'Hll 90.
j. n. GtASlA fck
may ss-sF4t L. 81 ~ "A. d. II.
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NO. 10.

midst of our republican simplicity.
without the necessity for upholding
state forms and ceremonials, such sums
are lRvished on frail and perishable
articles Of attire, it Is worth while Sc
riiOusly 70 consider, and having consid-
cred to determine whether or not to 20
and do ikewise-R0,,ia Fa5L,.
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Domestic Goods.
N LOTIONS S .

silk and Mohair. Black and Colored
Braids and Buttons, Trimmings, Kid
Gloves, Mems HalfHose, Ladies and
Misses Hoop Skirts, Black and English
Grapes, and Velvet Ribbons, Linen Col
lars and Cuffs, etc.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Sattinets, La
dies Spring and Fall Cloaks and Shawls.
Blankets, Black and Drab Soft Hats,
Carpets, Druggets, etc.
The undersigned, from their long in
tercourse with the people of this and
the surrounding States, solicit their &C
quaintances, and the trading cOmmu-
nifty generally, to give them call and
examine their Stock of Goods, which
they will sell as low as the market al
lows
~At No. 80 Union-street, next door
to Collegestreet, Nashville, Tenn
HICKMAN, COCKRILL 4 co.
sp 2l-9un
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| have just seen a copy of the Con
tederacy, published ct Atlanta, May Is,
which contains An editorial copied from
the Chicago Times of April 50, giving
the exact strength of General Steele's
army in Louisiana, the position of his
army from his base of supplies; also
limiting that small reinforcements Of
Price would be able to oYerwhelm and
capture his whole command Here Is
liberty of the press" with a venge-
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Estray.

TAKEN Up. ny Vi. X. ANDERSON. LIVING IN
Ua,ldson county. Tenn, IN Hnils's Bend,
E8ih Dis ret u SAID county. ssfay hOissf, Ht.1ut
on wears old, "a or IS lands high. bright BY
color biacs name sad AL isth some saddle mark.
10 tgsnds Apprsissts sf forty dollars. April iSth,
GIDEON nARRIs,
J.B. hfhE.
". CUHTzs, Up. may ia--W3le
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the command of the Cd Division, 23d
Army Corps, and General N. S. Has
call appointed IN his place The latter
commander has steadily progressed in
the confidence and esteem of the army
since he came TO the Department of the
Ohio.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02
For Sale,

- A VERY Mat AND COMFORTABLE
80 DN Ei.tiA6. on south Cherry-stFeed con
AIMING I'VE rooms. besides kitchen aod
moke-h0usss-b2 feet mont. $50 deep. Free Of
taxation for = years. Apply 70
". MATT. BROWN & 90,
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02
FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY.
THE MARCH SOUTH OF RESACCA.
Rome, Kingston and CassTllIe.
Condition Of Country, the Roads and
the Army.

Correspondence Cincinnati commsrcial.I
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-02
For Sale.

A A HANDSOME PLACE, WITH FIRST
q III rate improvements. on karfolpn * Hunts-
n - AlslalIie togefheF with qIsDtity q Houst-
hold ana Kitchen Furniture. Apply y
NELSON 4 aURf RE, AGENTS.
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