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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-25

Our arrangements are such that any sort Of Com.
mercia transaction IN the principal Eastern cities
cad be negotiated and faithfully attended 10.
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Phinehas Garrett,

Former Register of Davidson county, gives spe.
Cs attention 70 the examination Of Titles 70 Proper
ties, writing Deeds Of Conveyance, Lease, and other
Legal documents.
We deem Il unnecessary. in this cofnmn1ity TO
say &C Mr.. Garrett Is the besr examiner OF tides
and writer OF ! eeds in Tennessee. For twenty
years he was fixture" st our Courthouse twel We
of which he served as Register Of the county, BY
election at the hands Of the people His careful,
fsithtpi, and exact manner Of doing business is
wen known, and we cheerful y recommend him to
all those who may have any thing in his line to
transact. NAM
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Dancing Academy,


a ssernl,ly Rooms, Cherry street,
OPPOSITE TIE MAXWELL HOUSE
gE4HE UNDERSIGNED BEGs TO INFORM n
ne ciizans a Nashville, that his sch al -
vii ossSn On " ElDNESilAY. nos. ssh. 30 re- 80
,.sys r,srs- for If.ssfnction in q tilenlod IL
dni,cs-. q she a " lschee Days " ssinasiays ana
saturdays; for misses uss and ls1ies from 70
8 in the afternoon Fent's -olass from 20 ~ m the
gERSs-fen weeks, Ten Dollars, lnvarably in
Weekly soirees every Tuesday evening
KB-P1vafe leasoEs given on appc.fion.
Adde'S Box x56 GEO. + FRATT,
r,e.lb--2g Teacher.
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Loans, Bonds and Stocks.

Loans negotiated at this Oflce State, County
sBd Railroad Bones; Rank, Bridge, and Railroad
Stocks sold as per order nom customers
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s. E, SMITH.
GENERAL INSURAN CE AGENT,

Is prepared 20 take Fire and M Srine risks In the
best Offices Of TIE country. He is the authorized
PlSnsnix and Security OF New York, represent
ing six millions Of Capital. War risks t. or from
Nashville taken, as well as eveTJ species OF Insu-
Eurance-
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LincOln's majority on electoral vOts-.ll4
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
RATES or ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE,
trzn LINES Oh LESS TO CONSTITUTE a sOUAAn,)
TO AlYERTISERa IN nETAIL.

THEnRATES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS:
Onartar C,g,,v,,v, 4 v,,o,fh a0a N
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FOR LINCOLN.
ron we.rir.S

Electoral votes for Lincoln !.
rrf...y-f 49,. r. aFoDfe7fa
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-15


French Breakfast and Dinner
COFFEE.
OWING the very high price Of Coffee and tie great
article our customers have often expressed wish that
they could supplied from first hands. It the TO-
tention OF ~ ..-s
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
to do strictly Tea business, but We have had some
customers living at that have relied upon us
convenient for them to to New York, THE GREAT
TEA AND CoFrEE EMPORIUM Of this country-and as our
that could be furnished at moderate price, and give
universal satisfaction and At the same time afford the
those psries this COFFEE HAS 50
POPULAR with eur customers and their aes have norea
sod 70 such extent that have besn eonpelled t
make large add itions machinery, will enab
os to supply fe more uston,ers withwhicwe III the
10 send it to those who m ay order. it, trr
It is Fast Supervising all other CofeeA
This Coffee Ia: been used for more than century in
Paris and since its inrcductos Into this country has
here The Parans said to e the best judges OF Cot
and the great favor in which held BY them is the
best recommendation that be produced for its dne
W. put up but grade Of this Coffee and that Is Of
wi i've perfect satiaction ana meet all the demands Of
their trade. isths lowest price that w. can RECON-
mend.
We do all our business the most extenIvs SCALE buy
tho cargo and sell At only two centspsr pound profit
We put up this Co6se IN sarrels Of rs Pounds each
This method Of putting Il up ssvesf rsn TO cents per
pound the consumer. and BY rs being Id large guam
w. retains it, nne aav much y yer in this form than
IN my other We sendwth each barrel Show cards, Cir
eulars and Posters to assist the deaer introduce
Ms customers We hope our customer will take pains
have them weu posted up snd distributed a' will - to
This eors sev.ryan 1--WE PEI feet Satisfaction, and
dos not Please purchaser kasthe privilege efre.
turning the whole any part of within ~ Aays and
having his sney refaHdsA. tegsther With atSS expeA-
| ~ oftsanaportation both ways s .
We issue price Circular Of our TsAs end Cosvsxs,
which " axs glad 70 send free TO al Who vish Csn-
Sers 81 ooGeS shcald enquire Tor the YRENCH BREAK.
FAST AND D!NsTe COFFEE aaa b sass that II vas
| Great American Tea Company,
IMPORTERS AM syos1ERs,. - :.
.ss& 81. yRsEY STREET, Newc York
tE@vs lnszssnSs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-15

For Rats, Nice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs, Moths IN Furs, WOOL
le4s, &c. Insects on
Plants, Fouls, AMI
mails, &c.
Put up in ESQ. soc. and 81 90 Bottles, and
Flasts So and IS sizes for Hotels, Public
Institutions, &c.
conly infallible remedies known.
Gree from Poisons." :, =,
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Gratis come out of their holes to de-
tay- Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
- Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
w q! BEwARs I! " Of al worthless limitations.
- See that "CosrAR's" name 10 on each BOX, bot''e
and Flask, before you buy: co.r.n
~ Principal Depot 4s2 Broadway, n; Y.
T+Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
eists, and in Now Oregon, Iowa, by j.. ).
cIEmMrR, [nlsv5ms.
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News Items.
tBg Telegraph To ne her fork ssn

Tan -ihsrr'rt'ons g. the pru-thiri' lo'1, re-
-'rl At tho rr,asury yoatcrday, aluo.n.sd TO
sioG,.-o.
IsTmyAr0N .run General sursa,l'H army
leaves no doubt ot the capture d" Gtncr'.l Stone
miu, nth portion oi .is .o.e,' .4Jer Ls coIa-
ut.Li.
TIL Common Council of L.. vis, ~ ~ tho
ioques. die military ll'st-ities, viii furninn 400
m,n to-day ~ throw W fort acatons for tie de-
f,n-e nj the cty npsinst possible conungenc!ei.
TIN blo,taie r,inler Falcon with three smoke
stacks and one mast forward, lett Halifax, ". e.,
on sunday afternoon, reported for wilmington d.
re1t She Lad a c4rgo On board.
n.ck-pEIvEr, tried and found guilty of buying
city.ns clothes to enable soldier 10 desert, was
sent 10 the Albany Penitentiary from Washington
yescri-y.
Cor. MoCANpLrss, of Pcnnsy lvAnia, In letter 70
the i liutant-General, declines tho prodered honor
OF Ienoralship, and says that "tho post Of honor
as the war Is now conducted, Is in remaiaing =
private citizen" He Is President Of the Keystone
Domoorstic Club Of Harrisburg.
Tar U. 8. Marshal Of the District Ct Columbia
yesterday sold the Life Interest In the onnhs'stod
property of eight porsons nov In tho rebellion.
Thai Of Governor LAAnhor vas very Email. The
Iute.as,s d rraAan Polk end ". 7 sntk6sa vus
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From Europe.
Five uayA, LG.cr News.

TLo stesn4hip s,vonl3, IRON lh mpton July
'un' arrived At his port ,eatsir.aF; a. the Hher-
naii arrived at Farther Point. from Lycrpool 18th
and Londondcrry 29th. Their nc"s Is five days
lator.
Parliamentary r-ocecluss Vcr- uninportant.
1t was dedntey settled that The proEosaton would
take place on the 30th of July.
The Lord Mayor OF London gave grand ban
quot TO the Ministers On the 97ih. Tho .peeches
made we're of tho ordinary routine character.
Earl Rlscl had male a spe.ch at Hanover IN de-
snce Of his foreign policy, in which he asserted
that England never stood ip = prouder 'pontion,
and that her influence was never greater with al
foreign powers than at present. HIS remarks were
received with perfect eoldness.
The House Of Lords have finally decided that
Mrs.. Yelverton has sAiled to sstabsh the validity
Of her marriage. The Lord chsooeleI vas N IT,
vr of The claims Of Mrs. Ye'yetnn
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The Rebel Mining Experiment.
AEvCRE BtrTLE FOUGHT.


r... , u -,
way !iA announce ha' OUT '"'0'S nS'e 'A"a
peso.-son ot D,urhn's Island, south oi 'Ae harhor
.y,tl,- .o.t ID, ,bc rr,r oi r.,t Cannes.
.
Wdr Dtpdr'inehl is"'"yio'~ aug -" - ~
A~'e' 49, N7
s-,reuncfr1eut OF the sicccsfll opcr1tons against
Noble appears % thc fchm nj sTNIiNEL " thus
.....i -, ~. Co.. pu..,.
sa'' u.'i ~ "'''''' ' " ~ W
,ho p-s..tcnt,
AugnS SIS r. v t N.s lN'OLrh.y A. ILL.,
- f'"'ncAt'
,u.. a., -....t .-. ,.t,r ,
eEf.huo,i SvSr.srf ~ tu~u-i sin
u. !. II tIEi- M.lor'Denl.
,,.. $3.50, ~, = ,,ty -.
hHy'.H hNy' 'f' W. avn - 81 '"'''''" '''
stiAry a. Wlr.--Segcuteeu OF the cneny's vessels
,....., . t,. al ,t 20. ir,,-,t,.i.l ,,.s.c pr,
NJ ryan " iiOin''.' Inc 4'N''n'ou' d 'uDh-'oi'
vas sunk Dos Iur, Mprsuu. TIE 1,nnes -ce sur
..,l.-cl .r,- , f,..-.,.,, ONO. ..ert with In.
is a if,1n,r. TIE s,lra Va. ,'pturcl. Tho
=, - .... 49,, .t,i ,c.- tou,y,,,1 a.. NJ.
wln II sale, AMI Wal ltt t" fNh ui t-'hnAi' Inc
snemy 5 ftct have arprlact g.. TIE city. inoAi-
,.... -. ... ..f... l, -. a. .,,..u ~ .f...
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GENERAL GRANT.
The Explorlon Of tho Rebel Wine, TIC.

Washington, Aug. s.-A letter from the Atmy
Of the Potomac, dstsd saturday evening, ssys;
Il is not generally believed thai the purpose ol
the enemy Oh Friday was to blow up a tort in front
Of he Fiith cors, but their intention was 10 dam
age mine which they suspected Was being hug IN
front OF the T. fifteenth Cops. Certain II i> there
was all cxplos'o,, whatever NJ have cen TIE
object of II. Our mon were considerably startled,
and every one rushed 10 his poet, when spd ire
commenced from our line IN tie direction tine en-
emy were supposed 10 lie alysncng. A soon as
tie smoke cleared away, thu true STATE of aisrs
WAS discovered. and firing ceased.
4 stray ball struck Col. stcadrnan. commanding
81 Brigade I'd D.s.s sion, 18th Corps, inhictinF
wound which soou after resulted IN death Ho was
GALLANT officer and has services we're highly ap-
preciaiod.
party OF hity descrtcr, atariod to come into
our lines ves'cr,lly morning, 1t an early hour,
when our .iuluers not knowing the.r Intention,
oIcned hre upon them, killing AID wolHd.ns
alou, 20. N.ae Of them arrived at headquarters
on SATURDAY, orenoou some Of thon wounded.
Tiey represent the Couiede-.ry as being in had
way On account Of ~ ate oi affairs .. Atlanta.
a, .cil hos tHoir army ~ rs H. ,htCgtd on the --
u-iay when tie uiiue -pi~ir', - lervil.. a. c'r
guns ard rlal iu s,L.c i, s.pc, ie4r.ns other r.
NJ. sols wo,e zollr to o,cur along ae Inc. Bit
Tho, Ion re- ..n u th.r con ilcnco and iell lrc..
INTO their ilrinrr r,s.hon ~ t!inr t. meet The at,
.aos, which, they lsay, Was IL ro ,h.n one hour
and hall ., cr ia, cSplos.In. lne mem e,y Tie
! ress ~ Why tue soldiers DO L e. tange rovS-
ptr ,rs 10, Ne, are ordered no. 80 so so. Bat ,his
( would he Of no effect, {. they could aal'i 70 Luy
then, tie price 'e.-4 forty cc1t- I,. and tn"y
have 10. been paid OF Tor long time. Very little
| frug took place un S.turdsy.
The Late Brigade r-t:eneInl >tradnan.
| N.n York, AuJ'M s.-Col. Alm,, STATE AGENT
II Connecticut, has Feceiyei dispatch from tie
headquarters Of the lssh Army Corps announcing
tha, the boiy Of Brig General stcadman wss for
waried home the ,th inst. General S,eadrnsn
went as Colonel nj tie iith Connecticut Infantry,
and was lately promoted to Brigsdier Generals
position for bravery. HIS commission BrgadieT
arrived at headquarters almost Simultaneous With
his death, being received while his body was un'
derso.ng the psocess of embslming.
tBg Mal.l
Fortress Monroe, Aug. "A terrific hght took
place in front OF Petersburg on Friday Afternoon,
lasting from $40 To 7:o. commenced by
charge from the enenny, which was repulsed WITH
slspgnter. They s.sa exnladed . uaine Which don.
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From Charleston.
Exchange Of Prisoners The Union md
Rebel OGiccrs Released.

Exchange OF PttsOuer-Tne MON "uo
Rebel Omccrs Re'casrd.
Ncvs rom Charleston - noticed In yes,crday's
srS ~ The c'ct ha, At The instance ot tho rebel
authorities at usi piece m cNchansc has becn
nsic u tie Federal and Confederate officers VITO
rave recently been cSroSod - their irlenos' nrc'
through tho policy of6cuersl srrp. Jones. IL viii
re remembered thai in me lssi, Jones plscei the
Union ot4ccs' in the eXpo~ei parts of Charlcs.on.
with v.eW u masking thwn share tre DANGER
to- whrh tie irhanuanis vc-c exposed
ari thus prevent. ss VS. hof~l'
tho bonibai lrrnt of that p'lcs hy the
Unl,n batteries. T's S,rocous aucmii
wss At -ncc met ty ocucral Tcsic- w.,h rc,s,-lory
mcssur>. anil an equal number Of Confederate
officers wcrc sent FROM the northern rrisc1s >, 10
exposed Ia tirn ,o ne nrc OF the rutsl batteries.
The rchei of'icers be- Nc means rishci this ire,.-
mona and sddrc,-.l svor- rnonarancc,
- thor friends in Charleston. wl.ch hal
tie csco, Of roiuslng them TO terms. NJ
sotai!ons for sn exchange were opcnci by
Jones, and brought 10 g succe-.'ul conclusion
on The 81 y! Au4clt. when alg of truce
Loaf fr'in Charleston BROUGHT down my Union
''hcers, ami received al equal number ~ Confc'i-
crates IN c,chsn-c Some Of our officers hsvc
been in prison a. Il hmoui. Macon. aud ot'cr
places o,er.vcar. rnd others h.l bccn captured
in General Grrnt- Nirs.na csn",iyn. Al were
lca-nly rcinted 90 fetirp under The ia nag once
= -". Troy s,tr tlgt - t'".r fyt arrival -
,lar os.on.1h., ,.,,"'a - v'tN tcous iu h,ity
G. y i,I' no, ~ lor human b l.;i. Protest
r'siucrI al imHoyemen;. So nsy were
r,noy0l 10 al uuuccuy si tenement
: a. l.. o D..
tacir paroles having 'r'u required and gwen Nst
thcy would nj yi.cmpt T. cscaI.- Their quN..rs
wcTr t'lcrlh> comfortable, with shc exception that
tbcy Worr exposed 10 tho daa.cr q chance SLOT and
thel .io'n tic MON ta't, les ani clsds ,n the
| las. Thcy r'pari considerable Union ic"lir'' -
G, sting throughout thc South, aud even In Charlie
tou and only await. favorable oppor, unity Co. as
snrt rs influence Will decisive ,a,ct. Inc follows
ins X n complete hst o. tie exchanged umon aud
| Confederate officers
Fsierai Of.csr,. Rtis.dirr cencrs'- Seymour,
| Nc-.' y -c-nmol, SIulc, litrhnI "a tO.r'ir i. a.
q. H. Iea,,a .. V g Ice 4. WlitS " .. b1ir'
80, ii h. hrcNn, =. J.. liant, T. laldcii Maior- y
J. me- j. , Clartc w. SCrsndsn. .i' la, =. "
| l,si"', ". !. 30, or IL ui.nsn' 'oioncl' :. .
s'e ,r. =. V =. iof, q 4. io..iu, -. Milo, i. -
M7r,c' ' F.tI"' y H. lmrnher w.. v. .oo..
| D. lrr.or~n, ''.cH. :. !. sponogd. J.. W. - ~
| " . i1>e'ic, " J.. N-.aA,ln. ". 4. AnwulL :
R.lt ~ ..,,. Y.a. c.rc-.'. llv.-l .rorr.o-
sra ~, ''cdnt' tiieniirr tencIti- 4. y. NuiIrr
H.. w. w. r',a,.l - " I,.. 9".9 - ~"
-.n,.l. .. HAMS. !. .uard =. No. .su f'.p.. r' "
~ t,- a. :. \.,.H".' 600" 49,. N. N'ar'
twtii. " u. for.e i.c,'eu,n, '''oo"i. , in'
..,'''' o. '" a, ~ 30 ''l.- !.
lo,r''. T. .uci. =. %. ~ +. NsJ H. Tf..,e, :,
l'os.or n. q. rl.t.. ". :. nv .s"n NNNg T. a.
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Cleaning ouf Of the Crorrr, ~torrs Of t:st.
tysburg Diou ,itihfns Carried OIL "a
Hostages.

Bdlt,more, Aug, s.-The AurJcAS furnishes
tho following. in .iyancc of the publication hlro
We learn frlm gentleman who arrived here
.lis morning from tho rppor Potomac that the
entire roocl iorcc yesterday evacuated The .ry-
land side o. the Potomac, M owing "a W. great
haste. 1nc- rear yisrd crossed at shrpheris.nwn
at II o'oiooi. y.sicrday morning, and the balance
of the invaders crots,i At HInrock ahout tle
tune. P.cy.ous 10 leaving, thcy scu. = cavalry
force b-ik g. Hagcrstnvn yertcrily, and -r,s.cl
and carried on iouI prominent Inou Ell ems, rs
hpsta Tor rebel ctiyens ol hat town arrested b.
order of Gen nuuicr. Tr.in the south side OF tie
Potomac, W. learn th,t Gvr. Early ha9 ,ccn uoy-
IN. UP tie v.l,.y to~ards Wiuchrtcr. With ti4
haryesi trains, durinr all lss, wccE, s.aur.ns tie
county flr 'rpts sud grain. consequently )
making but show ~, yscs.. The .niormntion re-
ceiycds week s.n,c llsi the ruicls world make
TENT movement On mar 'aad merely to cover
4 sr rcturn trains, has hccn verified % The ful'os.
cStcut, and they a.c now all moving on towsr.s
stanton. That they vii make the escape, ho"
ever, without inl,rruptloa, we 90 Lot tcneye.
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no H. Jury u onr ,rocps or works, bu, killed srrnc
Of the r,tc's. Toe hghtlrN; ON our sido was prin-
c'pally By he 9th Corps, and wa most desperate.
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rived at Liverpool W hk ahou, H. O hee. Of cotton,
tho proceeds orwhs "a arc t, go toward. tho sinh
ing fund for rcio hng Confederate bonds and
paying the divid nv i.oc the co,nnr An-,l account
provision havirsslN rnaiy bc'n ul.,e tir the Sep.
.ctnber aayouu'.
Another liuk ~ the ch-in Of evidence tending I,
criuinatc Muller. charged with the mu-,icr on tho
Norih London R .ilway. l>s Jus, ,rucd IN. In
4 cctnr william on. in who's hands tho case h.,
ccrrthrougnov hsa discovered concealed Ia the
r,om'tosmeriS occupied by Mailer, the hie-prt-
.eryc-.wiih W ich Il would -cm tho murder .as
-omfri MI. IL il -tanei with brci, and Is said 10
t,.r th~spTs arauo- ot having been recently us.i.
4 rpor i-c irrcut - the cueci thai y wo,ron
va ne I-,r crty = ;e,lcw-w ork rnsn, hurn WHOM
il wsa ..c a ~ tie aouscd. II dis IN rosly
udD, ituw -, oourst, 10 Il, the guilt upun Null
Ter.
vuE r,>"-agEu.S crrsrio,.
A e, ~" t'ha4ci Journal Il the 26th gives rcrort
uA, q uir ruonus' .rn.~uco las been concluded,
during w'n ch Pcr.od the cccuPation Il the Duchies
~ AustiiS rnd PrIs,s will b. continued. II true.
,hs ARA c lCnt must Lave bccn made by foreign
mcdiat, n. u Ia sisted that the Danish Plenipo-
ten..ry 10 berns declared. At the preliminary
meeting -of tn. conference ~ conduct negotiations
that his. Gov 'ruinent would reserve to itself the
| rl.,ht.of'ul.er n ratification.
! The official Vienna JorrS,L denies ,Ae rlu or
that Va It I: Shbcrs hal CAUSED tho Autr.n ALE
rA-sld1n-s al london and Far ra ~ declare ,ha, the
| complete paE Eai n q the puch,s from DcurnArk
would he ,ho maximum OF ile German d, ulallda
| and tas sic ApenrV'e and lonaern line Of dcInar-
! cation was sti' possible.
1nc virui. correspond nj of the London lISrs
rtve, she l~vcd programme oi the proposed tcr ms
- pea ~,, hch oui race she complete separation -
shlor si.e Iiols,ein and Luncnbury from Denmark,
and u 'eir ultimate union under the scer.rc Of .
Prince V-ho.o claims may be recognized 10y the
GcrInA n,o Union.
The i-it mectng Of the Peace Conference ~.
hell L., vicnn. cu the i6th. II attended BY the
drt an ! second Pcn.potc ntisrcs II each bclliy-
crout t'pscn,nsnt- Notlin. uan-pircd ss 10 the
IN cc~c iugs.
1ne Chainhcr " u nu,cs Of slu,prd: have
.dopie' Hrou protest ig'in-, tie icrcib.o ucr'i-
patton ~ fEor,blW D. rru.-ln, AMI called on tho
otlor ) ..tcs To- r.zist such violence.
Lii,N rio Londond,rrs.
Iir,i pool J4iy s'.--An unknown iron plated
ram. huriur ,hc ~ i,s states nag, passed. tho III,
of w-i,, u the westward. ON the .6th. IL Ii cN
planned. that the reIort,i scs d.lIt rG B.ntry b.v
Juiy IN. wss oerr .tIil,ry practice by the coast
rusr linen ou board an In1iah war vessel. Caps
seu'ncs i- slu in tuisciy.
Io,do,, jug so.-Iu the House q: L,ris, Ear
, Eln'orru-h tga.n attacked tie io,c,sn po..cy o
tto Goverrmcn ana '-pcrialv "a regard To ,h'
= ,or-sr 70 =. pu0ois ward. n'um.rk.
II. 80 h..' -p.ao iu d"cn'r, aui rti'--'
: s'ci DIS .o.inc. sr.,incrt. d-n ia, t.t fn-iand
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Ee-occupnt.on OF rusrr-town bv orr
Forces -TAc Rebel Ketrcnliug tiome.
Wurd

Htr '''rr', 81. S .-CIard W.. II. z :. of
the ?ir Pcnnsyly .,.la CO. r., ;ook I,fst--oa =
H.4'erstowu ycsterly. Tho secnc ~ the drama
has hcen transferred from cur border - that 4
rcbeldom. Later intelligence rcc,Nod us morn
Ing Informs u thsi ule rebels have r-,rcried home
ward. Thcy have gain eludcl the preparations
n.i. fc- their capture. T. Is thought th-t under
t,c new conlInanie-, tie rcrol inrosts into ON
STATE Will cease.
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stocks rncc the former visis Of the -ehc'S ths NJ
ter 90, hat irlc. with the exception " a small
quantity Of shoes and hats, mostly taken from
Samuel X ,scnkuir> halter. A, tie grocery stores
they hlici their hsvcrss ks Will sugar and their
esn'eens with rnolaSss sni at one or two stores
tsy turned the fno,asses o't and let IL
run iutc the strocts. S,c.ns TIA. many
os tie cu1cus were fri.hLuod an anxious
70 get away. the r,bels ,oid them g. remain
quietly ai home, snd ,1cy would not he moleaed.
The retcis dbl not kcr hcir pror.sc how
several gentlemen TO take oT their boots sni has
and give them up. J.roi ror., printer O. ,h,s
cit, who Wa In Ii.,rstown a, the time, hsi
hat taken frcm us head. while standing IA tn,
street, viewing the proceed ns,s OF tho recls. Rcl
syinpshiAr-- fs-cd wWse. u possible than uion
men. Jonas Winters. cnni,ouoncr. who REUSED
70 op'n hs sor,. hai his doors broken in with m
n,nney B.4i. al o,c time pastor o ttc We-icy
church IN this city. WIS with ,h's ra.,Ui4ng par
T.. lie dri no; take any active part ir br,.kn'
pen tho t;ogys, tut he o1le-i TN aud couuieuAl.d
thu doings uf the rcic.. and TO doubt shared IN
the plunder. Inc trains - cars rop rtei TO have
tccn luru' u, Ills parry vixen the, entered Has-
ottovr, we're dcstr' q, by our own ,ro,Il, in or
uei 10 prtycui thera FALLING into the hni.as a. IL.
rebels ~ the cars con,a'no' n valuable cargo OF
frcigh including scvc-l thousaul i.i4.fr'~ or;h III
liquor. The robca al a lis, of the merchants who
hai COOS hlt awsy. Tisl'ft 's slh h. have tstn
Furnished to them Is rrc.iuent secessloniss.
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Al the Elemy'S Artillery Taken.
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Hildiipg.

s'oc. IA port " 900 bales including 1000 bales
oi Amer fu.
Rr1Aps1Ufrs-T in,r,o is quiet with = DOWN
ward tendency. PyoyIsIoss--l'ho market is dun
and & .siCr
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FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY.
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libel Admiral buchanan a Pri S0ner.
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nc, sid, having tncu withdrawn. The sale nc.s /
only G,pcn.
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cGr Forces Occupy Va9erstown.
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500 PRISONERS CAPTl RED
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FIGHTING WITH THE FORTS.
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SEVERAL or HIS VESSELS CAT TUReD

Sinking Of a Federal Iron Clad.
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Cur Fleet Near tbe City.
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The Rcbcl Invasion.
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9sshE7:oa, aug. ..-K clam Id p .rer- OF SAT-
--sy Isl announce that our forces have tas'a
P~so.Son ot D,urhu's Island, south oi Vie harhor
u Noble aai N the rear OF Tort Games.
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bcCiSlVs VICTORY BY AvERllL.