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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
MARRIG ID.

.cUAPNAS-DE GROAT-Dn S,sisy, July ,, lett, BY ne
Poq = A. Bessr Charles d. Chapman, e.q sud hs' JuHa
4. De Ofo,-
uALI-sTEwART-On Msnday July 70. by',he Rev. 4 A.
B..cr Chs- Is Hsl osq ard Ma. Emma a. stewart
gMiTH-iVEs-On Thursday july It at So Mars Chgte'1
Or-nI Rapids. Mich. by The Ers Dr. Tu.tn \. osiosS 90
Claaaeey +. lyes. esp ol LsA,lsbuIsh. ~ L.
sryvESsOS-RiITER-in NewOre,nf. on Sunday, Jay
3 BIZ the Rev Dr. hcsmsp Mr. Henry H. s'.y.n'o o,, '.
Ni, issbrlLi Graham R..er shter Of d. ThouiS hs
liz
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Lntest--Yin Quern,,o,cn

LivEgPoor, July 9-p. m. - The steamer
Yeddo built Bordeaux ID supposed for tho Con-
rederaies has been sold TO Prussia and Is fitting
Cor service at Brunerbayen.
The Great Eastern LETT here to-day for London TO take
" the Atlantic cable
The London Journals arc flied with proceedings Of
faraent the great party contest 10 the exclusion
oi almost everything else.
TIE Times publishes nearly 40 columns Of last nights
froOseaiags Tho Tes-s is geneIsiy regarded a. sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

Ikdvertiscmrrfi
DHa0RRsT's LLUsTKATBD NEWs oil tins week
contains "a beautiful portrait Of Gen Sherman She
Rebels attack on the Baltimore Railroad; burning OF
Gunpowder Bridgei interesting Bottle Scene ut
night with other novelties; Musioi the Fashions by
Nine. DEMoRcsT. and interesting Literary Matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

sfactcry Endorsement OF tho ministerial policy. but
triumph.
vsuccd TO G9Q70.
PARIS. July 9-p. m.-Bourss closed Grmer. Rentss
66fr l5c.
LONDON July l0.-The Danish Ministry has resigned.
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CnEYALIRR'S
Lfrs seA ruE HAS

Rssore Gsy Heir 70 To original color, siop' o. 'ns ol.
IN 'isee dys te,p. - Nod dem COL end AeriAy. ~ 40.
stain the skin 81, the whites, br, TIE best haiTdrrss-
Ing sse 70 the rubi, C,n be used scy contains
nothing inurons strengthen md promotes tie yrowth ofthe
weakest hs. ,eo-~eas,d osd vs-d By ihe fret sd'cai
a.'or,fg N,i' Y'h AL fssy Invited 10 exsnIe ths
wonderful sHph seoe sold Al ,hs drug stores aud at
roy ocs No ana Broadway. wbsrs advice 10 Treatment
y. she t-4s Nj b. sIsss.iouLy zven
SAR,R 4. CEsvAiJEs. ~ d.
Prses pr bo,s Yer III dozen. In fancy boxes Con
ts sgu. u trpfsss.
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Gueeial Notices.

Central Lincoln and johnson Union Campaign
Cuba Regular Meeting Of the Execatvs COMMITTEE o.
f will bs hold Headquarters corner OF Biosd"sy
and s3ist on WEDNESDAY EVENING. July %, 1894, at
Il O'Clock PunctEal attendance Is requested.
JOHN N. COSTA, Chairmsn.
AL.ns s9or e., Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
France.

The Emperor has gone TO Vichy.
Tho weekly returns OF the Bank OF Freuce slow a
Secreose " 900 COO francs in cash.
The Aonietr announces The Satisfactory adjustment
Si we questions between France and MOROCCO
lac BoaTss was dull Rontes, CCii9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

TtLIiNOKN Tnekdhy. |u'y ~, IfII.
Tie repairs on this road will be fully com.
plcled by Thursday nest (tho 2lst Inst. when the
through passenger and freight trains will their
regular trausit East and West heretofore. Freight
B DO received a. once loF the reopennS Of TIE tos1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

Mr.. Peabody, the American banker Ia Lon
don contributed e. 800 20 the Similarly Commission.
but subse luonty or becoming aware Of he vast opera
tons aud usefulness OF tho nstitutlon irrre1sed me-
donation 20 81 600 which he transmitted 70 Hon John
l.. Kennedy VI BaltlInOre-
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TAiypr,l ef1ent.l

Advert senen,.
RErE's AFRICAN FRYER AND AGUB CD1R--A
positive for Fever and Ague Depot. No. - Lber
ty-st For sa!e b. all Druggists,
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Rastau Rnuk Statement.

BOsrON, Tuesday. July 10. lsJ4
The following IL the weekly report of the
condition Of tie banks Of this cityi
CsItal stock. y 3 100 Dus 10 other bsuks 10 o %
IL and Discounts ~ o. 90 DepoIts. 1854 90
Gpeeia. .......... OH0,cD Circulation tsj e<
IJus iln. thor b. nks u 9s2 SOL
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Italy.

Several prominent persons have been arrested
TenetiaR COMMITTEE. "
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Brsineso Notices.

This is the season Of the year when children are
Afflicted with dJs.a,ery and daSrhe. MIS- WnsLov 8
sooTHIss SIRrr IL safe sud cersln REMEDY 1t only
relieves tho child from palm, bot regulates Ito stomach and
bowels correct. aody ed gives tone and energy to tho
Who'll. ,yteu Mothers you vairs the lves and health Of
xonr chillr.n. ~ not al 90 procnr. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20
4 CARp.-Owing 70 the enormons odyance

a CARD.--Owing TO the enormous advance
In tho prices uos ony Of the precious mets but OF every
other commodity hnd impossible TO continue longer tho
sale OF my PISS old This regret exceedingly
he'd hoped continue without chsnze; but having to bay
gold tho prssen, lab.'ogs prices this longer possible.
Ny fend, and the public will give credit however, for
wing struggled long and hard sns thu univss pressure
derrec.e the Government credit end currency Tho id
nas IA enough with gold At IRE
cut rsiess should remain where "a H. 90 sti higher
further e in prices b. made. Ia any oase, however,
intend heretofore sell better article Tor less money
than Il can BE- borg ia elsewhere.
circular With ensrang % ~ the sizrs .'yss and pres
en prices will D. rcoept Of lister possss Address
A. MoRros.
JUS n, 1854 ~. % Msid-n hne Ne@.iorf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-20

LQIHS.
Iodine Water.
solution Of eers Iodine % vsss vsse. sfnso so0a
Il sets upon ths rr
LIVER, KIDNEYS.
DIGESTIVE ORGANS and GLASDULAR sfsTEM
Tn, xrt succe., witch hiss attended tho OF IODINE
WATER eushl-s o. L. recommend H. feeling confident that
with fair ga will attest it, own excellence IN ne cure Of
scrofa In q. forms Consumption Cancer Bronehiis Skn
Fruutiou, Pimpe. on tho face Heart Liver, and kidney
D,ra-e. Rheuniat,m. NcuTslaa Femsls Weakne.es wye
p~p.is, Debiily Syphilis hercgrsl Disease, ke
frics 6 pr bottle; hslf dozen at one Tins, "a
Sod b ...s sent By express on receipt Of prio~
DR.. II. ANDERS 4 Co..
Phy.icans and Chemists,
no. as Broadway, N. Y.
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Mer. York, July Il. 1854.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06
Sale of Valuable Property.


4 Will. as the agent Of The deysees OF The hate
Joseph Bl1unt, offer for sale 10 the highest bidder
N the Court House in Hillsbrough, on Tuesday
The l2Ih LAY of July next, that VALUABLE FARM
known as the David Hart place, within two miles Of
Hillsborough, and containing three hundred end
siIiy-cne acres, more than one half in woods. Said
farm l. 10 first rate condition. with fences thoroughly
repaired. The house ccntsins eight rooms, in good
repair with al the necessary outbuIldings, ell JIM
good condition wi b the exception Of the barn. The
lara has on il two excellent orchards Of selected
fruit trees two good meadows, and is abundanfy
watcrcd
Terms Twelve months credit, boni with approved
secury. bearing interest from the rs, day Of Jsuu-
ary 1865 and The title reserved until the purchase
money i paid.
Alsr. al the same time AMI place. will sell. o.
Executor II said estate, 70 the highest bidder on
credit Of six months a valuable Tow and Yesdins,
one fine Buggy, one set Of splendid Buggy Harness,
Que other SCI not fine, number one double.bh,-
relied shot Gun. Of Coils Reyclvers, quantity
OF HAY and OATS. and many other articles not
mentioned Bond and approved security required
from tire purchasers.
WA. II. sTANDlN, Agent & Err.
June IS. Sod
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06

IN officer in McGnwan's Brigade writes
TO hi. lAihrr In thi. C,iy that he has been
iufn,nrd. 81 good authority. that Pfesi.
dent L ncnln hsst.crned reliable informa.
ton thar Grabt i very much afraid that
Lee will attack him. aud that part 81 bis
army, az least l2. GOO men, whose term Of
service has expired. have notified Grant
tbs, they will mt hgh', and that i they
are forced into battle lhey will fight their
waysout cAa,itaOa Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06
TAX NOTICE.

4 SHALL attend al the allowing times and places
for the purpose cfreccving The taxes dee for 1854
viz:
At Hillsbornugh, on Tuesday the 18th July.
lanes W. Niles's nn "Wednesday The 18th.
Thomas ] Gates, on Thurslay tho l4ih.
Thomas Longs. on Friday The 18th.
White Cross on saturday tie le,h.
Cedar Grove on Tuesday the 18th.
Tsler's. on "wednesday tic goth.
Halls store. on Thuisdss The 2lst.
Red Mountain. on Friday the 2cd
Mansum's sioie on Saturday he esd.
John d. Lip-comb's on Tuesday the a6th.
John A. Cole. on Wednesday the 27ih.
Dutham's, on Thursday the 2s,h.
a. D. Gunter's. on Friday the salh.
Chapel Hill. on Saturday The 10Th.
Marlborough Town Tax, on Tuesday The 20 Of Aus
II. b. GUTHRIE, Sheriff
June IS. 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06
ENGLISH GLUE.

4 CASE, 200 lbs, be.. ENGLISH GLUE.
II. y. BROWN & co.
July .. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HATING qualified at Nay Term last of Orange
A County Coult. as Executor upon the estate II
JOSEPH BLOUNT deceased all persons indebted
10 said estate requested to make immediate pay
ment; aud all persons having Claims sgainst said
estate are requested 10 present them within the time
prescribed by law this notice viii be plead in bar
OF their recovery.
WILLIAM II. SFANDIN, Ex'r.
Jane IS. 6O-ew
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06

July g..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06
Obituary.

seldom has ens communii, hrsn called 70 weep
Cor the los 81 more promising young man ,aan
CHARLES J.. DuNNAGAN. .lles, son Of Joseph
Dunnasan, Esq, Of This county, who was killed IN.
slanils u Gainss's Mill. w., % The 5ih uimp, in
the Goth year Of bis age. The heat sajdcns Al the
thought when one so young and promising. just en-.
ieng upon the threshold u lie, and separated for
from those with whom he wss reared and associated.
i stricken down enid III III huoyancy snd htirht
prospects, its warmes. hopes blasted. and i,s dearest
associations torn assunder The event is as unlocked
fnr a. storm without cloud, The visitation Of
Heaven Il then severe indeed. Though far away
from the loved ones a, home il i consolation to
know that be died engaged 10
The hottest cause that tongue or sword
81 mortal ever lost 81 gani;"
,ha, he died defending BIZ bomc the land 81 bis IA.
ii,ly. from the Invasion q tnrbaous Zoe. The Geld
.nd ltesfy grave has osed over biz mortal remains
hut his many good qualities SIC embaImed in the
memory d his friends and relatives, wherc they will
be most iondiy cherished and long continue green
and unchanged. The VOID which 10 has left will
never again lie filled. But WAc the distressed family
mourn over the affecting dspSnsaon that has re.
moved from among them duli(ul and obedicnt son,
and numerous circle o. friends and aequaintanses
dcploro the lc-s Of a most amahe aud intelligent,
member Of society, they humbly bow 10 the will Of
Him who dOe,h al things we'll 9. II,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06

NEW GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED AT THE DRUG STORE, ii
EvNGLlSH Enyelops, White Flannel,
- English Letter Paper, Spool Cotton,
Black and white Calicos, Lead Pencils,
Hair Pins, Tooth Brushes,
Black aud white Pins, Pant Buttons,
Needles. Backing,
Fancy Toilet Soap, Coffee, Pepper, Snuff,
Fine and Coarse Combs, Cotton Yarn,
Shoe Knives, Sab, Castor Oil,
Quinine, Cslomel, &c. &c. &c.
July 6. ga
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06

Tie Prnnssl.aria reserves have return
ed ho,ap. OF the fifteen thousand men who
marebei 10 the from. ah6ut fourteen hun.
rrr,i AMI hliy returned. 0l original gen
vrai anl line officer, lcs remain. Ia sumo
resimen,s, the Filth. Tor instance. there is
not an officer left who vent out " it'll the
command.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06
TAX NOTICE.

Will. be at my office on Saturday, the 10th day
Of July, TO receive The Corporation Tax Lit for
The town Of Hillsborough for 1864. All those con-
cerned will come forward and list their property
without fail on that day sooner double tax will
certainly be chargedi in every failure.
A. Z. MURDOCH, NJ. P.
June 6. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06

The Raleigh Confederate has been IA
tored with the Rickmond Examiner Of
Wednesday. from which il makes The fol-
lsvlas extracts:
We had no news from Petersburg yes
ltrday the 2sth, until the arrival Of The
evening train. whirh brought the intelli.
sence that everything Was'nnusu.lly quiet
along the iines before the city. But one
ihell was thrown inin the place during the
Jay No one has been struck since "a.
turday. The train brought over Yankee
lieutenant and ten men WHO we're captured
on the lines IN iont ul Gen. IIagood. The
lieutenant vas communicative. lie says
he was returning from relieving guard,
when he lost HE uay aud fell among our
pickets. They neglected TO take bis ris-
tol and carried hn, u Gen. HagooI. whom
he could have SHOT. ii Nc had thought 4
safc. Grant, he saws, j. gong 10 tear Pc
iersbuig to pieces with sho, and shell in the
course Of DAY or two. When asked II he
thought Grant woaid 10 This without mott
ising our authorities. Ne saii lie presumed
Grant considered The preliminary shelling
he had been keeping up Cor several days a.
quite sufficient notice.
I'VE learn from tic A:tpt Of The Associ-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06
LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
DEMAINING al The Post Office at HilIsborssgL
~ on the lst day Of July. 1864.
John NJ Aldredge, Sarah Link,
stephen Arche,2 Stephen Lloyd,
Noble Atws,er, Jacob Moore. tservant)
Margaret 4 Alberison. Rebecca Mason,
Nancy Burton. John McCrary,
Hawkins Browning. Thomas w Martin,
Mary Bradshaw, Sally McAny,
David G Bosseas, Margaret J. McMnrrsy,
James NJ Brown, Thomas MccIacken,
William Bun (colored) Charles w Nichols,
Febe Brown. Proprieto,s Iron Foundry,
Samuel Barham, William Pickett,
Archibald Cain, Dudley II Parker,
Antony Caldwell, StaTlin Quais,
Robert Cheek, w Ragland,
susannah Cole, Mary Roberts,
5 Cooper, Henry Roberts
Messrs Causey a Co . Mary q Riley,
Sale Ctabiree, Merreii Robertson,
Nancy G Chambers, lie Roberts.
Nancy chisenhail, Roberta"
James Cratisee, Rose,
William Cnle. b ID sykes.
John Crahifce, Emeline sta shorn.
sergeant w x Clark, Thomas Strain,
Mark Durhsm John Sanders,
Lucinda & Dickie, Polly Shanklin,
r u Durham, Nancy Stewart,
Nellie Dorothy, James X Slovall.
Miss NJ ] Davis, Lydia shsnklIn.
Martha Faucet, Sarah Suayhorn,
AFTER Poy. George w Scarlet,
Rebcccs Faucet, John ii Stewart
John Faucet, Henrietta Slrayhorn.
Stockton 5 Hail. w p sykes.
Mary Ann HenIy- Mrs. Thompson,
NsHha A Hall, John Tilley,
Atch Hsyes2 Mrs. Lizzie r Teer,
Leahs A Hayes,2 Samuel 3 Weber,
James X. Hodges, Henry Watson,
William D Jones, Sarah r Wilkcrson,
A q Jackson. George Workman.
Miss & II T. Jackson. Misc Toby Williams,
W liam ID King. Louisa Wilson,
Doc. J > knight. William + Nesial.
Harriet Lewis, RB Williams,
Miss N Z Long. Samuel White,
Ann Laws, E Young.
" Persons calling for any Of the shove le,ieu
will please say they are adver,ised.
Z. Il. PARISH, r. N.
July 9Th. TO-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06
by MONDAYS MAIL.

The Goldsborough State Journal has the
New York Herald of the 25th. The situa-
ton article says that Foster has gone on
an expedition up James River under pro-
,ectioa Of the gunboats. The Iron Clads
are expected to make their mark 10 their
advance on Richmond.
Rebel rams ran down or the 2lst inst,
and threw shells at Yankee gunboats across
point OF Fort Darling; the fight lasted all
day. Two supplies Of ammunition were
sent to the Yankees.
The rebels are supposed to have tour
eunbuats at Richmond and one at Peters
burg. Plans are coHcocted for a general
assault 10 take Petersburg and the Raleigh
and Weldon Railroad, and TO cut of sup.
plies for the Southern army.
Lee has a strong line, with protecting
sar,hwoiksto defend the track, with forces
mas.ei behind them.
The 9Th army corps have lost 500 since
they crossed James river.
The Constitutional convention of Mary.
land, on the Gath. passed the following ar
ticie as bill IT rIghts-,eas 53-nays 81.
:. Hereafter in this State there shall be
neither slavery nor involuntary sersitude,
except in punishment for crime. whe,eof
the party has been fully convicted. All
persons held 10 service or labor as slaves.
are hereby declared free"
Congress has adopleda resolution inquir-
ing Of the President il authority had been
given 10 any person ioiniucc mell 10 emf
sraie from Ireland % Cans,la, Tor he pur-
pose ofentering he army Or navy.
IN Canada. Federation Of all the Pro.
,inces j. proposed. and 10 dnidr canada
into three States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06

'eu5i'sse, mat the new I0fk Herald Ut
The goth June, quotes gold at the opening
81 the market on Sunday, al 24O--closing
at two hundred and forty three and three
iourths.
The Richmond Examiner OF the e9!h
contains ,elegraphic despatch. dated June
%. 7; 80 p. NJ. which says: The situa-
ton is unchanged. There has been the
usual eann"nadlng and picket.frng. The
lines OF the two armies are at some points
not over two hundred yards apart. Oar
troops are in excellent spirits alsi much
refreshed by the rain and cool weather,
which Is also quite favorable to our wound
ed. i IS reported that Burnside's corps
has gone to Washington"
The Enquirer of the I'd inst. contains
the details Of the fight near Sapponi church
and Ream's Station. between Fitz Lee and
Malone, and Wilson ami Speare, resulting
IN the complete route Of the latter and
capture ol about 1900. including negroes.
They also captured all Of their wagons.
ambulances, eleven Napoleon guns, and
brain Of carriages and bnggies stolen from
private citizens, a mile in length, together
with clothing, silver ware, &c.
|, is reported by prisoners that Spears
was wounded 10 the fight and that Kantz is
u possession. disguised as a private.
Petersburg papers Of the I'd report no
lighting III front, and only the usual bonn
bardment. Ii is thought that the enemy
would open terrific FIRE on The city On the
4th. On Tie 30th. the'rnemy made fee
BILE ASSAULT on c ,lquitr, and demonstration
an Gracre's front. bbt we're easily re pulsed.
No fears entertained of The result, when
ihr general rnsa--mrnt takes place. The
people u Petersburg are hppeiuI.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06

Tux cRuPs -From present appearance
The corn crop in Southwestern Georgia will
far >uipass that II former years. We took
i stroll il Tie country few days ago, and
everything lnnkeh very encouraging. We
could almost see the corn grow, and Of
vegetables our farmers have = super4bun-
dance The wheat crop has been eytraor-
dinarily good. Irish potatOes have been in
me market for snnr time. aud promise
large Yield. AMI tie ,mrrt potato crop also
lmks well Or friends In the northern
poriion IL The State vii mt suiTer for
bread II the ,asd8s can b. driven from
their homes. We Of " Egypt" will supply
III her nan. IN lie ealing line if the coast
i kept elear. ABany lGf) Patriot :.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06
FROM IoHNsrnN's ARNY.

Marietta, July 2.-Bt Kind nf agree.
went. there has been sty lnue mussrtr,
FIRING inr The past no ,lay. irstrda,
.srnieg the enemy attempted % erec, a
batter, in front 81 General clrbufne's tine,
Supposed with the lntenllnn II ecuceaiipg
..ne demonstration. ahen our arlilIr,y
aprned an them. which, VA responded -
very vigorously hy Ihem. Constant shell.
ing with slight ihtrrmI>,ion hs> he.n ga
lag m along the Whole line up /" o'clock
This Mnining.
Late Cineirnati nafcfs .'y that during
The diminishing 90 the 18th. t1ih mi sth.
the, last four Thousand five hundred. a,
shown by The Official ned,esl recatd.
The Chsusnoo-. GaS,is ~ tie 29ih
contains dispatch irnm Sherman II dale
Il sslh. which saws rl.i ,esterda, ~ nadr
IN unsuccessful attack Oh tie enem,'s pc.
.rion, and lost between two srd three
thansand men. Los particularly heavy in
officers. Gen. Ilafkcr lcr"riru mnrials
vaunled Col. Pan Msc.ol. commanding
h.iss,ir, Col. RICE. OF TIE so Ono. very
srriously wounded. col. Cradle Of The 4Olh
Indiana, and Augustine the 55th llinois.
Allied. We took Few prisoners. and lnn't
suppase we inflicted heavy lass. AS The en-
envy kept behind fofti6cali"a..
correspondent from Chattanooga, Dat
81 The 2Oth, say. the rebel force cut The
tallroad abn,e Elton. anti captured and
harmed two trains heas,ls reighled with
Supplies. Travel on The trains Is very de-
morslking in consequence u frequent am
husht.. They have nov over four hun
dred men captured. One hundred boat.
~ilh larse quantities Of t:usernm.ht freight
are collected al lIsrprth Shoals. cumber.
lsnd river. No more bosi- are u ascend
tie Cumberland; the Government being
unable to fvrnish epnress against gnerril.
Ia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-09
.r,,r n1-rn. nF nI,R clTINHNs.

The recent glorious election returns have
caused universal 10y in every loyal breast, and
will render the approaching Thanksgiving
Day douby joyful The citizens who are at
home. would do well to give to our gallant
citizer-solders, who have done 80 much
towards achieving double triumph, both
civil and military, such an ovation as vii.
show how much their heroic services are
appreciated.
There are at present in our city hospitals
nearly fifteen thousand sick and wounded
veterans; and when the family circlei shan
close around you, o! citizen-when your
social bo ard shall croan beneath the weight
orall the fat Of the land, then, in your happi-
ness. do not forget the mon who have don' so
much for you.
Ladies'. send from your bountiiul hoard
,bcsc delicacics which should be properly
dedicated 10 Thanksgiving Day. Send to our
hospiials some of your wealth; go there
gopr,elyes, and conduct the festival with the
SAME energy and success that has always
attended your previous efforts. Make the
occasion one Of rejoicing, and do your duty 70
! those men who hane done so much for YOU
Now is a fitting opportunity; do not neglect
H. In making happy fifteen thousand woes
you win pIocure happiness for yourself