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E'OR RENT-A Frame H0use suitable for a small
Store. For particulars apply at the Office of the
Nashville Wood Company, "A College street. between
Church and Broad, TO
ERNEST NJ. BEMENT, Agt.
NTTANTED by the Nashville Wood Company, 10 =
w 0O9 Cords of good A b, Hickory aud Maple
Wood, cut or in the tree, within twenty miles OF
Nashville, delivered on either bank of the Gambler
land or ia easy maui ug distan e. tor which liberal
price will pc paid Inquire at the Office 81 College
street, between church a d Broad, OF
ERNEST NJ. BEAIENT, Ag't.
EETANTED-by the Nashville W cd Company,
w 50j Wood choppers, to whom liberal wsges
will be paid, subsistence furnished and protection
papers given. Apply to
ERNEST u. BEkIENT, Ag't,
"a College St, between Church and Broad.
lan2Iu
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NEW FIRM.

TETE rsturn our thanks to cur old customers Tor
w their ibers pALrOeags during the ten years
that " have been counseted together n tha bust
nsss, and would iaf0rm them, aud the public gener
rlv that We intend confirming the hesinsss 81 the
Old stand No IS North Cherry street, under the old
title Of Alien Co. and invite al % give us q call
before purchasing elsewhere. :. ~. ALLEN,
Jan ls-lm-P Al. q F0ulA.
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United States of America !:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE-N0. AZ.
WHEREAS, AN INFORMATION WAS FILFD IN
w the District Court of the United States for
the Middle District Of Tennessee the 23d day Of
Jan dary, 1864, by Horace Il. Harrison, Esq Attor-
ney OF the United States for sail District who pros
ecutes as well behalf Of the United States of Jo-
seph r. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of Customs,
against 50 packages Of merchandise, z box
es and 4 casks Of empty bottles, boxes
Of boots and cases Of merchandise, all marked
" W. B. Clapp," and against Il persons lawfully in
tervenng for their interests therein, alleging sub
stance that said goods had been seized in sail Dis
trct on land forfeited for in said informa-
lion forth and alleged 20 be true TO wit because
The same we're shipped from Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Louisvi e, Kentucky, to Nashville Tennessee, upon
permit obiaiued by false representations and with
out any other and further permit Of duly authorized
officer Of the Treasury Department, and praying for
process to enforce the seizure and Condemnation
thereof and that all persons concerned in interest
therein might be cited to appear on the return day
Of said process and interpOse their claims and make
their allegations.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance Of the mOnitiOn of
said Court under the seal Of said Court 70 me di-
rectsd, hereby give public notice to ali persons COLI
cerned in interest in said property, to appear be-
fore said Court at the Federal Court Room in the
Capitol at Nashville the Sd Monday In April next,
at 10 O'Clock, A then aud there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations
jan26-I4t T. R. GLkSC0CK,
Marshal Middle Dist. Tenn.
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United States Of America !:

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TEENEssEE-No. 43.
XNTHEREAs information fled in the Dis
w trict Court Of the United sta ties for the Mi J.
die District of Tennessee on the 2sth day o. lnuary
1854, by Horace q. Harrison, Esq who prOsecUtes
for the United states and Joseph Din, Surveyor OF
Customs, against fifty blles Of cotton, marked S. B.
Co" aud al persons lawfully intervening for their
interes therein alleging in substance that said pro
ery has heen seized in said district land for
eited for in said information set forth ami
egei to be true, and praying for process eLfrce
the seizure AMI COnsCatiOn O sid property and that
all persons concerned in interest ther,i in may be
cited to aprear be return day Of said process and
iDterp0se their claims and make their legations
Now, therefore, in pursu nee OF the monition of
SAID Court under the Of said Court to me direct
ed, hereby give PUBLIC warning TO ali persons con-
cerDed in interest ia said prope ty to appear before
said Court on the 81 Monday in April 1864, at the
Federal Court Room in the apol at Nashville at 10
O'Clock A. N, then asd there TO nterpose their claims
aud make known their allegations.
K X. GLASCOCK
jan 30-I4t .. s Marshal Mid Dist Tenn.
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United States of America !:

MIDDLE DISTRICT T TEENEsSEE.-4l.
"A HkREAs, on the 18th day Of January, 1884,
w an Information was died 10 the District Court
II the United states ior said District, by Horace II
Hsris0n Esq, Attorney OF the United states for said
District, who prosecutes as vel On behalf Of the
United states as Of Joseph Di lin, Surveyor Of
Customs, against Is bales Of cotton, Of which one
William Porter IS the tepu ed owner, alleging in
substance that the 9th day q January 1884, said
property was seized in said District, on land. by
SAID Joseph B. Dillon, Esq, Surveyor Of usLoms,
as forfeited 10 the United States or causes in said In
formation set fOTth alleged 10 be true, towit Be-
cause after the passage Of an { Of Congress, ap-
proved August 1861, and entitled ian act TO con-
fseaie property used for insurrectionary PURPOSES
and after the Pr, clamati0n referred 10 in said Act
had been made by the President Of the United States
said cotton purchased with the intent to be used
10 aiding, abetng, and promotiog the insurrectionary
resistance the laws of the United States, then and
now existing and praying for process 10 enforce
the 80 zlre and c0nhscation Of said property
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Ot the montion Of
said Court under the al Of said Court to direct
ed hereb, give public notice 10 all persons concern
ed in int in said proper to appear before said
Court at the Federal Court Room in the Capitol at
Nashville on the third Monday in april next, at 10
O'Clock A. ~, then and there 70 nterpose their claims
md make their allegations IN that behalf
e. r. GLASCOCK,
U.s. sarshal, Middle Dist OF Tenn.
Jan. 21.-l4t
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NAsHvILLE, TENN, Jan. q, 1854.
A book wherein to record the taking Of
the oath prescribed in the proclamation
of the Presidentof the United States, Of
the sth of December, 1868, by such per-
sons in this vicinity desiring pardon and
amnesty, SIS are. entitled to take said oath
is in the custody of Edward R. Camp
bell, c mmissioner, at the Federal Court
room at the capitol in Nashville, Tennes-
see, who is authorized to administer said
oath tosueh persons, and who is required
to give to such person requesting it
certificate in the following form:
Il do hereby certify that on the -
dsK Of -, 1876 at -,
the oath prescribed by tho President of
the United States in his proclamation of
December 8, 1863, was duly taken, sub
scribed, and made matter OF record by
, Of - county
The same being No. of the book of
said county"
Said certificate shall be, until some
other mode of proof shall be authoritA-
lively provided, sufficient evidence of the
facts certified to entiile the rigbtful hold
err to the benefits as promised in said
proclamation. Books will be opened at
other points in the State, and persons au-
thorized to administer said oath, at an
early day, who will return to the Office
of the Secretary Of State said registered
oath for permanent preservation.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
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Sss Mr.. DIS long advertisement in an
other column in regard to teaching Pho
biography, Writing, and Book keeping.
ian 3l-tf.
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DR.. KINGS DlSPENSAgY

la 49, DR.. KING formerly Of New York
49, for Dast4 yOars Of Louisville, Ky B.,
~ 49, who has devoted ais attention 70
she treatment Of private diseases for 30 year, fsEterI
himself, having attended 70 practice for 20 many
years, and cured 90 many Thousands, he Is enabled
20 cure Ell disease Of private DatIreY no matter
how bad they nnEy be from njudicoGs medical treat
msnt, or from neglect Of their own. Dr. Kings
Dispsnssry e No. q DeadsTiCk street, between Cher.
y and tho 8quRre, second story, where be Gusos al
diseases OF private nature.
GonoTrhoa cured without naugeoun msdioinss or
interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent data edeotusiy cured IN
. few DAYS, by ~ operation which osuEss no cain.
Where structure exists health cannot 30 enjoyed
PerhaDz no disease causes more miSchicf and undsfs
mines this constitution 50 much.
aypnIlis with ell She diseases OF the Ern growing
put Of neglect or bad treatment can be 6deotuAlly
cured in fow days
GeMisal WsG aYtcuaY attention having bosa
given 70 this disease and all the consequences grow
irg out Of IT, brought on In many cases By the de.
EtFuctive habits Of eonsidorats youths and excess
I've indulgence Ct tas passions, neglect OF which
will undermine tao constitution, rendering the sub
ioot unit for business society, and oSHsng prss.
ture old ags.
Females who may beIAscriay with aay difficulty
the Womb nay rest assured o. immediate Ts.--a.
Psr5oRs residing abroad, By writing ard stating
their case, with fss enclosed, direct 20 Dr. A. King
No. 81 Dosderiok Esreos Nashville, Tenn, win have
ths necessary Medicines Esnt to shsiT address ORs
ssRizs tSuiE't1--tn aAsiss
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THE SOLDIERS HOME

Has been removed from the Nashville and Chatts-
nooga Raiirosd Depot % The PLAsthhs- hOthL'
wkers DISCHARGED and furiogghed Soldiers eill ana
Food. Lodging, snd al needed as stance IN
relation 20 their papsrs, a. usual sithgui charge.
Branch o1lcs Of the Commission ~ DO tne.fy
$780, Hsshrilie aud e MnrfreesbOro ald Chefta-
- A. ". READ,
Sanitary InaDsoaoE
nOySs-sa,
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Surgeons are respectfully inyited % cal upo1 the
Aze1t IN charge there, or IN nashville, as t nay b
most couveuisnt.
twin facilitate the impartial distribution Of these
Stores, Il Surgeons sending orders VIII gtats the
number 81 their sick and fksir necessities.
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TOBACCO
The o. s. Sanitary Commission,


IIAVE OPENED STORES AT NASHVILLE, MUIR
II frsesboro, Bridgeport and ChastaDoogas where
they have . general assortment o.
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DR.. PRUNK,


OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
EmBALHEH OF THE DEAD.
0fera his Improved Hods Of Enbalnins
Bodies.
Il restores the Natural Color; arrests Daoon,o.t-
ton, and efsctuaiy Eradcates an Infection Isavipg
the Corpse free from the slightest unpleasant odor
and IN q ft condition for
HOME OBSEQUIES.
L saves also, the enormous expense Of travelling
and pnrchasirg Metallic Collins.
Addrrss DE- PRuNK through any Ct the Agencies
At the following places
Indiana Military Agency; Illinois Military Agency:
Ohio Military Agency; Michigan Military AsSncT,
or the o. s. s. Commission Agencies, 81 Nashville,
Tennessee, or Chattanooga.
Special attention given 20 the Disinterinz B0dlsz,
and their safe transportation home.
All burial apparatus On hand.
d HI. PRUNK, N. d.
oacs No. 10, Market South Of Broad Street, Nash
Vie, Tsnnesses. tn0TIo-3m.
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w To the Ladies.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 50 unfortunate
miscarry prove abortion can be carried to their
full time Il found pregnant, BY giving me a call.
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IA testimony Wheteot, /, ANDREW
JOHNSON Military Governor
of the State Of Tennessee do
hereunto set my hand, and
cause the Great Seal Of the
State to be affixed ~ this De
49, pariment on the 18th day Of
January, A. D., 1854
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-12

DAN RIcE's GEEAr SHow-From the Cincin-
natl Times OF August 4:
There Is the greatest excitement among the
little folks 70 witness the performances OF Henry
Cooks troupe Of dogs and monkeys. and parents
should avail themselves OF the opportunity offer
ed by the Great Show to minister 10 the instruc-
ton and amusement of their children
From the Cincinnati Enquirer Of Augnss 2d.
Dan RIcI DESPITE the weather, the big show
opened Yesterday afternoon 10 a large audience.
precursor 10 one of the biggest throngs at night
that ever graced an amphitheatrical refunds in
this city. Dan Rice. the irreptessible jester was
on hand. and biz drOll eobglomerauon of Wit,
humor. bufionery aud philosophy succeeded, as Of
old. il exciting universal hilariiy. despite tie
dampness 81 the atmosphere.
II Il novel show. partaking more OF the
sOnilors capacity Tor cultivation OF the quad
ruutl than auehl else but It Wa interesting
throughout. .ua viii doubtless attract crowded
audiences during toe week M Dan Rice ap-
peafel iof the first time il Ills city. auj ike
Young Harry stitched all present With her
magnificent mgnege set The biud nurse Tx
cel-ior nncer the tuition at hi- trainer she ~
drmitahie Dan Rice. exhiofed the sarlcifv ~ q
human b'Dsd. aii0getder tbc Great snow !.
on, OF the best shat has visited this locality. aBG
with Dan at home every afternoon and night
10 cannot fail IN drawing the multitude
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-12

Nr~ Nofb NHfNst.
NV YoRK. August IL.
Flour-State and Western duh and heavy. aud
without decided change. 50 sD@9 IS for extra
State: $40 3OalO 81 Tor common extra round
hoop Ohio; so 60@l2 for trade brands. The
market closing quiet with no buyers at outside
quotations.
Whisky little frmer; 81 "a State. and 81
IL Western
Wheat without decided change; prime parcels
NJ lwaukee firm; 81 1912 30 Chicagosspdng
81 a0@2 % Milwaukee club; 81 1909 l6 un-
sound spring; 81 i3G2 ~ winter red Western;
81 3G@2 a9 inferior do.
Corn shade irmer: - 52@l 81 mixed
Western, the latter for very choice
Coffee dull aud unchanged.
Sugar in demand at Sl9ls @2l &c
Molasses duh aud unchanged
Pork firmer, with moderate demand: S35 30
636 mess: S37 50@3S for new do, cash in four
days: S3s - for new mess in the regular way:
S33 3063l prime and s35 for prime mess
Beet dull and heavy.
Land dull aud unchanged: S2l "A @2li,.
Money easy at &c.
Sterling exchange dull az - 7Sd2 20 cur
rency. and 81 % for gold .s
Cold trmcr; opening at - 533a advancing
10 - Sc aud closing quiet NJ 80 562a
Government stocks steady
3 l0ths 81 O7le.
5-2O's coupons 81 O9la.
6s OF ls-l coupons 81 O6ls.
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rhe GubernntoriaI Canvas

There was an inadveriant error 10 oJr an
nouncement Yesterday Of the joint appointments
Of Messrs MCDONALD aud MoRToN The fol-
lowing are the joint appointments for next week.
The candidates for Governor will address the
people jointly
At BroWns;own, jackson county, on Tuesday.
the l6.h inst al | o'clock p II
A. Bedford. lawrence county. on Wednesday.
the 18th inst. AZ ] o'clock L NJ.
Mr.. McDovALp will al iIess the people as fol-
lows:
At Washington. Dayiess county, on Thursday,
the -ih inst. at ~ O'Clock NJ
At Nineennes, ON Thursday. the 18th inst 1t
: O'Clock + NJ.
At Princeton, Gibson county. on Friday, the
18th inst az I'D o'clock 4 VI
81 Erams Vile ON Saturday. the 2Oth inst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-12

''feFNNf ANkh"f - ANNt
Erastus l.. Hopkins ". Joel Jones Madison
a. g Petition Tor re- heating OyeFruled
W Ray Gardner " Joseph l}fown-Davicss
q. l. Judgment affirmed.
Levi Clifford ". As, NJ Black. Assignee, &c 80
Orange G Z Affirmed
VIM A Potter. ct al. - Edward SUMNER
White & g. Affirmed
WrpyrsnAY, August 10.
Jmcey Harrow vs Metthas FAM ct al 80
Montgomery e e Petition for rohe1ring over
ruled
Peoris Fire Insurance Company - james
Walser-- Dearborn e e Petition iorrehearug
ovcrruled
simeon l.. Perry ct AL IS VIM McEWeu-
Bartholomew G & Affirmed
John Roberts William Roheson e. al --
Fayettc G z Petition tn reheariug over
ruled
State ~ rel Harvey. Treasurer. ". August
Pepper Ct NJ -fmrkha G. 7 Petition Tor rc.
hearing oyeftuled
George II Gibson Wm Gfeeu-Knox g.
a. Petition tor reheating oscruled
Michael Donorsu - Town ct Huntington
Huntington C. G. Petition for rehearing
granted
Indiana and CINCINNATI Railroad Company rs
Philip and Nancy Gslard-Decatur { +. Re
versed
Cincinnati aud Chicago Railroad Company -.
Elizabeth McFarlan-Cass {. 7. Affirmed
Francis r. Tut. &c al - Cottrcli Admins
traitor &c--St. Joseph c. i. Affirmed.
Fou4 Crossau. ct al. y BcJtmin SWove
land lackford &. {. Petition for rehcaune
oserrued.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-12

CRY PoINr, August 1.-THE following addi-
tioual particulars Of the explosion on the ordi-
nance boat have been received:
Our loss is put down at about thirty killed, and
serenity or eighty wounded. twelve of the killed
being soldiers. fTE
Nothing has been discovered vet as to the
cause Of the calamity.
In the commis,ary department six men are
known 10 be killed. and some twenty-five were
wounded
Three men belonging to railroads we're in
iured
The loss of property j. not known. bat will
prove very large
The Doth New York volunteers lose six killed
and seventeen wounded.
The lI-th Ohio lose three killed ard four
wounded
The boat caught fire. a wrecking tug run
ashore and extending her base, threw streams
on the fire. putting out the flames thus saving a
large amount of ammunition
Considerable firing is going on at the front
this morning.
One of the guDboats opened during the night
and threw number of shells AZ what was sur
posed to be a moving rebel force.
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From ashington.

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE decision OF
Acting Commissioner Rollins that 100 Treasu-
~ notes are liable TO taxation applies only to
banks that hold them part of their capital
stock
The first section OF the last loan act expressly
exempts all United States Treasury notes. as
we'll as bonds, from State and municipal taxa.
ton.
Three more of the Western counterfeters al
rived here and have been committed to the Old
Capitol Prison.
Thirty-nine rebel officers were to day sent to
Fort Delaware
Seven deserters from the army, found guilty
of desertion, who were sentenced TO be shot, had
their sentences commuted to confinement on Dry
Tortugas
The amount OF subscriptions to the 30 loan,
reported at the Treasury Department to day, is
nearly half million dollars.
s B. Colby, of Vermont, was oday sworn in
as Register of the Treasury, in place of L. F..
Chittenden, resigned
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-12

Dan RIcE ~ TowN Win His GEENF SLOW
The SMASH NJ on the railroad done no damage
10 the great show Everything Is in town right
.ide up and ready for business aud this triple eN
hihuou Will give il opening performance this
Il VI. at O'Clock. on Virginia avcnuc We an
mex the following notice from The Washington
u G Star. OF June 4.
TnE HoRsr OPFRN Dan Rice's great show
seemed 10 be the Mecca OF everybody travels
YESTERDAY Unfortunately. MANY found il a hard
road % travel. Multituies who arrived after =
o'clock last night could not gain admission to
the huge pavilion. already over crowded The
value of entrances ran up like The prize OF gold
u j. safe 90 az that four thousand persurs we're
seated within the monster tent, aud fully MANY
disappointed visitors turned away DIN kcc'-
reputation aud popularity ieste. throughout
the United States. {. not evanescont. Il has
been al fever heat lor near twenty ycfrs, aud ~,
never better merited than nov
The debut Of his charming Young wife excited
a lively sensation aud murmurs OF admiration
through the sast sssenihllge The transfer Oi
ga elegant anil accomplished lad, from high
social position 90 the arens u ,how. naturally
caused aatter among the upper ten. but after
she hs.i made bali dozen crcuits OF the ring
On her high bred aud high melted charger. We
doubt whether auy body NJ astoui-hed that the
hsaeaiy belle hss eaieged win x-st into Der bus.
bands pursuits
Dsncing. Trick mauege aud educated horses
aud p'aie- % every variety and shade of learn.
ing. aud company OF acting dogs and maukc,
81 unaensabIe tbespian requirements with q
civil'zet buh 10 ium the Western Wide. aud 4
pair ~ comic mule. Inspired with tie humor oi
theif master. make no cougiomeruon that i.
not exactly circus. but exceedingly enioyabl,
and eatireiy original aud attractive Taev 80
hbit al this week-evefy afternoon Al .. an,
every night ate
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ERgFF.iLO CD.TB'EI'i
u. Winter Davis in the Field
Guerrilla 0utrages in Kentucky.
Sc. Nc.. &c sc. Ac.
rom Nashville.

NASHVILLE, August IL Information from
Marietta to the 9Th inst, gives the following par
ticulars Of Gen Stonemans raid on the 9th Of
July:
The 9th and 9th Indiana cavalry and two sec
tons OF the oath Indiana battery set out for Ma
10 relieve the Union officers imprisoned
there
The expedition arrived too late as the rebels
had removed the prisoners 20 place of greater
safety.
Gen McCooks force started al the same time
to effect junction with Stoneman. but was over
taken by an overpowering force and was obliged
to let Stonemau's force cut its way out.
The rebels attacked them on Saturday, July
Both The engagement LASTED all that day aud
until late at night. Sunday morning found them
completely surrounded.
Col Adams, finding resistance hopeless, e.
capped 70 Marietta.
Col Capron with his command escaped once,
but was again surrounded and his men cut 10
pieces
The 9TH Indiana also cut through the enemy :
ranks, bur were AGAIN attacked. Their fate j.
unknown,
zen StoneGlan. Coils Bidlle and Butler. Nh
iors Thompson and Soper, Capls Wblteman, FL
lott and Finuey, Lieuts Anderson, Stouton, Au-
GEL Lindsay, Hubbard. Miller and Clegy were
taken prisoners
Lieut.. Chittendeu was killed
Company |, 9Th Indiana lust ieariully.
\ soldier who escaped reports that the rebels
surprised Cpl Dtpfous camp, shooting bis men
and Draining them with their guns while they
were aslcep
The 5ih ludmln Io-t 100 men.
About $50 prisoners of war. including 10
commissioned officers. arrived IN this city 20.
day
Major Don Palmer reached here to day en-.
III 4.
been relieves Of thc command of the lsth army
corps
Later Information Is to the effect that Col.
Capron. with several squads of hs men, Is in
Marietta This will reduce Slonemans loss 10
loss than 600.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-08-12

Nnw YoRR. August i2--The Posts B,l-
timore correspondent SAYS;
A paper written by Il " Davis is Ia circula
ton calling a Uuon convention a. BaGlo 10
make nominations Ton President and Vice Pre-.
iicnt
Il strongly araleus The administration lof IL
shortcomings. and urges the setting % j, aside 10
prevent anarchy aud rebellion.
The Commercial Washington special says:
The story of Secretary S.anton's resignation
was premature 40 least. AUD The repettc! sesgna
1lon v. Seward. Blair and Wells a4s eal!sely
without foundation
The National intelligence urge q e nomina-
ton OF senator Cowan az Chicago
The Posts special SAYS:
Reports from the Shenandoah valley represent
that Sheridan is pursuing the retreatirg forces OF
Early. aud thereis strong probability that be will
overtake them ana lorce a battle.
Gold made q IA; advance this afternoon an.
der sensation rumors thar the rebels had advanc
Ell again and crossed the Upper Potomac; closing
quotations - 563s