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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-08

HoTRL ARRlvALS.-A complete List Of Arri
sei. nj the Hotels Up 90 oes M viii DO publ ihed
- fouiu; il TnW DAILY NEWS.
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From Our Special Correspondent.
NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday. jan
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'B NEW THEATER.
Tenth street, abope Penssysuania apenue.
ALSO : Of Holiday Street g TSestsr. ia ssltinOrsJ
fEtsss Es.ssa a1 yShn p Wifhs ~
FAREWELL NIGHTS
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL.
Who will appear
THIS EVENING. October IL, 1854,
In the beautiful drama Of
THE PEARL OF SAVOY;
MOTHERS PRAYER.
Tomorrow, last time Of
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
GROWERS THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
IMPORTANT EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT,
THIS TUESDAY EV1NING, Oct. IL.
First production in Washington Of the great ro-
mantle Irish Drama, written expressly for
NIB. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
ssS r.! ESQ 9Sre HRsIsy
uninterrupted run of fifty nights. entitled
THE CONNIE sOOGAH.
The east of characters is one of remarkable
strength + fHf Inst5SS GSSsfE sHia'sS ssS6oeAH.
RIVERS AND DERIOUS'
COM B NJ ALTON CIRCUS,
New York avenue and 9th street.
Doors open at 2 and O'Clock. Performance to
commences at and 8.
CROWDED HOUSES NIGHTLY
Unparalleled success Of the new and brilliant
Company of
STAR ARTISTS, EQUESTRIAN, GYMNASTIC
AND ACROBArIC,
The admitted Wonders of the world in their sew.
era departments, forming q perfect
GALAXY OF TALENT AHp BRILLIANT BLAZE
OF BEAUTY.
among whom will be found
MADAME MACARTE,
the greatest living Equestrienne;
MASTER EDDIE RIVERS, (Syears old,l
the only rival Of Blondin the Corde Elastiq que;
the Wonders of the age, the
BEpOUIN ARAB TROUPE;
THE DELEVANTE BROTHERS.
the only Rivals Of the Hanlons:
J. SHOWLES,
Ths pHfkd da5iRg Nga&GKEaNs'; &K%aPNns';
in his principal Act Of Poetry Of Motion;
HARRY KING,
in his celebrated Bar Act;
Together with the entire Company in new Acts.
with the celebrated Jester,
JOHN FOSTER.
Admission 30 cents: children Is cents.
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DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- m 8 9

10 BALI IsmohE AMI Vn" nAAA
ioa 0A 90 Ra4
viii bs rum betveen Washington ana New York
a and Washington and the West as follows:
FOB PBILADELPHIA, MsW YOzk AND
.Ss Ses'S % dsilIa except sunday.
sSS,SdnsIIiiniGsB 4 e %N4 e NH5'' PHILADELPHIA
Leave Washington At sp N. daily, except sun.
4 Passenger. ~ill note that this train runs q iAr
; ros VIEW YoRx.
N.. S.1s VI + p ri .us,.,.
. FOE BALTIMORE.
sst Leave Washington at $50 o. m, IL ID O. n. ,sp.
issn:. lSp. m,7.@ ,. m sad $50 ,. m, except saa.
Fox zEI = ssaas Z. e; 6i 81 r. 1as ia' VEST
Lesye Washinsto at $50 .. m. and 5. as ands.0
Tessts sold a 70 al ali ' ponts WEST. and sassss.
- ToR ANNAPOLIS.
J ,,,I Leave Washinston at s.s .. m. and ~ p NJ
asss e s tram i1sRs fcr e1n1y Hnn.y,oll. on Sunday.
ls.Sin. 1os. :. sS ;siss p sisss. snS
,o SssIins cars c and s.Ss; =. R:rta,: :. y,
b. xssa ss.s sear fhe9 must b q tie
s..s e. .ss fS .ns stop .. al wv ,
ne ,. M. train stoP. only It ..,dn gla s.rs:
q. a On sunday i to-. 8 ~ way soigs&
.a sass esl, S =, 3: ass
ssts :sft the sS'' =" "''" '@''' N". ~. '''''"'
,st sEtis, 70 ss- a.s sa
St shs 1iatf ssssss oss ., Transportation
LIN. COLE General Ticket Agent. eao-H
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RYJ. O. MCGUIRE d co.. Auctionssrs.

RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneers.
TRusTEEs SALE OF FARM CONTAINING
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VIRGINIA. ABOUT ONE
MIhn,,R MIhn IEpM pfkt tBA1L1G's CORNERS ON THE
shall sell at the Auction Rooms Of J. g. Nc
Guire Co., on TUESDAY, the lst of November,
1854 at l2 by virtue Of a deed of trust to the
subscriber, bearing date the 23d of May, 1859. and
recorded in LII Der No. 4, Folios 12s &C., one of
the land records for Fairfax county, Virginia. the
following described property, lying and being in
the county OF Fairfax, and State of Virginia, viz
Begnisg at A, stone planted on the south side O {
the Middle Pike Road, thence with said pike
InSorthwesteIly to Samuel Perkins corner =: J.
thence sopthwesterly along .aid Perkins line to
stake / thence southerly along the said Perkins
line to stake L, thence northwesterly along said
Perklns line to stake K. thence southerly to the
north fork OF Holmes run on Kinesman's 's line to
two marked NAPLES, pine and oak saplings at
tklngsmans corneI, THENCE southeasterly along
homs fne ss,d n run to D. stake one pole frem Lips:
to the besinning, containing ITO acres Of Land,
improvements. privileges, hereditaments, and ap-
Terms Fifteen hundred dollars in cash on the
day OF sale the residue in twelve months from day
q sale with interest," secured by deed of trust on
III lhe terms Of sale are not complied with within
ten days after the sale the trustee reserves the
rsht to resell at the risk and expense of the de-
faulting purchaser on one weeks notice in the
ec / eod&ds 10 McGU UIRE & co, Aucts
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers.
0HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIA

oHANcERY sALES SALE Of JMRRoyED SnInI AND UNIM-
district q cou%Sia I Dss p ssps@
ana Hen Me1 s
sS:S : t ssss ss e
81 + TiEsi rs
ipa 1 ne "a feet
nue and south Q street, and running back to pub
lie asy and frame dEens
,Immedistely after we 81 iii sell the premisss,
shs middle one third part 9f Lots Ne
and 7th streets and running back LIS feet inch
Also, tSs nofth half of Lot No. 1s in Square No.
&C. f,Gntns lin M feet on nd ,ss street between
.pd Is moSth: With inssrs;s. ~ sos ~sicS the m = par
chaser must gives notes. secured to the satisfaction
Of paying M ali II cash. 70 nave inc 0p'0n
convey.neins, including stamps, at the purcha-
II The terms Of sale are not complied with in i've
81 Si of ie
ing grrchtser. on one week notice in the Ns-
f.SkaSb 9: a9kaAN, e AHN9hhEh' Trustees.
oc aeodds J.C. MCGUIRE & co.. .Auets
CALE OF CONDIMNED MULES.
ca'S SQ.s,ss.xsss,s oSes ps,s. e .s,ss:se.,
viii be sold at public suction. at the Corrsls,
near the Observatory, in the city of Washin gton,
on "WEDNESDAY, October l9, 1854, lot of
MULES,
condemned ss unfit for public service.
Terms Cash In Government funds.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock q.
D. b. RUCKER,
Brisadier General and Chief Quartermsster,
oc6l3t Depot of Washington.
a UoTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
QUARfIRMAsfERG GIN. g OFFICE, lsf Divisional
WAsHIHGfos CITY, October l, 1854. {
will be Bota ct Public Auction, to the highest
bidder, at the time and places named below, viz:
80. Mifiin j, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, October ls,
Wilmington, Delaware, THURSDAY, October 20,
york. Psnnsylvania, THURSDAY, October n.
Two HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES, At each
These horses have been condemned q unat for
the cavalry service Of the army.
For road and farming purposes. many good bar.
Hoses sold sineiy. Sales to commence q 10 q y,
Terms cash. in United States currency. q" A
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
JAMES EKIN,
Colonel in charge lst Division, Q. NJ. G. o.
oc 26t
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FIR. Liable has the honor Of informing his
Of his not being able to obtain his room until
November, he is Obliged to postpone thef
comm cement of his classes in Washin gton wv
until that time. Due notice will be given In future
Advertisements Of the exact time. lep Is
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.. .T.-1S6O.-X.

. 8. .T.-1S6O.-x.
: .ss
- Persons of sedsntary habits troubled with weak.
gns ., lasstude. palptation Of the heart. lack
appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver, con-
- sti,ation. &C., deserve to suffer If they will NO
try the celebrated
~ > PLANTATION sITTERs,
q ..sosa ,ys
which are now recommended by the highest medi.
cal authorities. and warranted to produce IN i'm
III sssdiaH beneficial effect. They are e1cssdi.sly
"A .Asresssls, perfectly pure and must supsrceds all
other tonics where healthy. gentle stimulant is
required.
They purify. strengte and invigorste.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an sntidots to Q change of water and
diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
- hours.
They strsng ngthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevsrs
They purify the breath and seidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
. They cure Disrrhsa, Cholera, and Cholera
Norbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They make the weak strong. the lansuid bril-
liant, and are exhausted natures great resterer.
They are composed of the celebrated calisaya
bark, wintergreen, sassafrss, roots and herbs, all
preserved In perfectly pure st. Croix rum. For
particulars see circulars and testimonials around
saeA bottle. t-s--5 ...,-(s
Hi Beware Of imposters. Examine every bottle.
Bee that 1t has D. 8. Barnes signature our pr-
70 vate o. g. starup over the cork. with plantation
be scene and our arm signature 6ne steel plate
ngraYins on side label. Bee that our bottle is net
re6lled with spurious and deletsrious stuff We defy
any person to match the taste or character Of eur
goods. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bitters By the gallon or in bulk. Is an impostsrs
We sell onlyin our log cabin bottle. Any person
Initiating this bottle selling any other material
therein whether called Plantation Bitters or not,
isa criminal under the o. 8. Law. and win be 50
prosecuted By rs. We already havoc eye on two
parties re-nliins our bottles &C., who viii succeed
In getting themselves into close quarters The
demand for brakes Plantation Btters from ladies'.
elersymen. merchants &C., Is perfectly incredible
The simple trial ofa bsttle is the evidence We pre-
sent OF their worth and superiority. They are sold
By all respectable druggists, sroeers. physicians.
hotels, saloons, steamboats, and country stores.
-
C8
a p. H. DRAKE CO.,
aus2eosn 202 BROADWAY.
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AUCTION SALES.
fUTURE DAYS

RY ". L. WALL & CO., ,Auct,oneers
PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT IN TEE 1ST WARD
On THURSDAY, the 18th day of October, 1874, at
soelock p m Il shall offer for sale at Public Auc-
tz9) feet front, of Lot numbered one, a. in Square
Of pt sis S pa.ted on oss be
corner Of Twenty first (2lst) street west and st.
north having front Of twenty nine tasl feet. and
tifuI location and offers great inducements to pur
chasers
Terms: One half cash, the residue in three AID
nix months, the purchaser giving his notes for the
deferred payments, bearing interest from the day
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
~ conveyancing and revenue stamps at the cost
If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
to the said property, at the risk and expense
OF the defaulting purchaser.
ASBURY LLOYD, Agent and Attorney.
oe7-eoads VI; WALL 4 CO.. Auets'
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~ IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE OF
the abeye, we will sell LOT 8, same square, 'front.'
Terms: One half cash balance in and IL months;
bearing interest, secured BY deed Of trust on the
premises.
Conyeyancing ct the expense of the purchaser.
oe8 W. L. WALL & CO., Auets.
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nINNERs AND DINERS. by E. l.. Blanchard.
Manual of French COOKERY, London
One Hund red and Twsnty-four Recei pts for co,r
ing Rabbit, London ~
Hints for the Table, London
Cookery, Carving, and Etiaustts of the Table,
Simpson, 3 Hand Book of Dining. London
Cuisinier Practicien. Paris
LIE Cuisinier Imperial, Paris
The French Cock --s
Miss Leslie q French Cookery s
eoyex's Modern HouseWife rr-.
Cookery for the Nillion, London 4.F
Kitchener's Cooks Oracle .s.-E ~ 81.
eandersol,s Com plete Cook
Haskill's Housskeeper's Encyclopedia
Rrancatelli's Modern Cook
Household Cyclopodia, London a,
sep Is FBANCh TAILOh.
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Tounra WARD STANTON OAsles-John Far
raii' .sciiins liquor unlicensed; for hearing
lane Fsrreii, indecent language; sass. Mar
n MI: bsiI for court Henrietta Butler, drunk
and d}sordsrly; ei.5e. VIM. Terrill, suspicion
Of highwey robbery; iail Tor hearing. Samr
johnson. disorderly; Sl.5e. John johnson, do.
for hearing. James Fox, drunk; S1ss. Mary
Mclaughlin, .yagrancy; workhonse, James
Thomas. suspicion OF highway robbery; jail
for hearing. John TaImef, drunk and dtsor-
derly; miiituys Geo. Washineton, Sylvester
Ogleton, grand larceny; dismissed. George
Haywood, John Holly. suspicion OF highway
robbery; for hearing.
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C0cOA MATING AT PRIVATE sALl-ws
~ have 5a;s n G:ssiysd for Ysiysts sais FEN tss
H1TTiSa, q sIssiisss s.siis7. yslsh 1s
Co. Aactiepeels and cenmiisicn Mcrshaats,
6outh cor. 9th street ana Psnnsylvanls AySnas.
= lOhroa.l o.slJ 80 Ht2w
M ,. TURN1Ry hrv1nY etABL1en 7th
sons ssn 8. s sssSmTTs1sssd T With Hssks. ~
tsrms' Ne Il also buying and selling stock sad
SSsSons ip tho trade win Do well to san. 6 Eins
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ok FIRST DIvIsIoS;
uoWsEs WfssI1s19s HnnaG0 G0ifI, October /. 1884.
Horses suitable for Cavalry and Artiiiarv ssrvica
will be purchased at Giesboro Depot. In open
Horses will be delivered to Captain L, Lowry
Moore, a; n9 g MI AND be subject to the usual Gov.
Price Of Cavalry Horses, $l76 each.
Price OF artillery Horses. $3.50 each 80
Payment WALL De made for six (6) or more.
Colonel First Division. o. NJ sGeais Odice.
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GAS FIXTURES,
u CHANDELIERS.
BRACKETS,
READING LAMPS.
We are now receiving our fall stock Of
GAS FIXTURES
from the factory OF Cornelius & Baker, Philadel-
phis, com Uprising . full assortment of all their
newest patterns, which we sell at the manufactu-
rer's prices.
Parties wishing to purchase will find that they
buy as cheap here ss in Philadelphia, and save the
cost Of putting up.
All descriptions Of Plumbing, Steam and Gas.
ftting done at the lowest rates and in satisfac-
Nv. THOMPSON & CO.,
269 Pa. Az south side, near llth street.
sep 30-lw tChr, Int, Rel, ,Timss& Con Unionl
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TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

0NKGASUKY OEPAKTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF fHH CURRENCY
Washixgtox, October 4, 1854
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented to
the qndersignsd, it has been made to appear that
Washinston, in the county Of Washissfox and Dis
tr.a Of Colsn6ia, has been duly Organized under
Congress entitled AN act to provide National
CURRENCY, secured bya pledge Of United States
demption thereof. approved June S, 1854, and has
complied With al the provisions OF said act re.
quired to be complied with before cOnmencipe
the business Of banking under said act:
Now therefore, Hugh McCullsck. Comptroller
t,snaI Baak Of he Mst,opolis, In the City Of Wash.
issan, in the csrnty Of Washisston and pist,is Of
Of Ranking under the act aforesaid. =
In testimony whereof: witnees N y hand and seal
fLs.] HUGH MoCULLOCK, ~
oc6 dot ComutrolIer of the Curreucy Hi
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MANurAoruRss6SS ss6SF FkSM RSsf fkosrs 2 Hat
e. "a oRn4LAAHnn Rn4HLAAHn NOT BEEN. Ioi-s -.

goo TONS OF this Bone Dust on hand, ready for
delivery, in lots to suit purch ssars - = -
- Up. BARTHOLOW,
Dealer in HardMare. Agricultural Implements,
seed9 ana Eernifzers, 7th street, between Pa ay' :
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Board. = =.
Bills from the Board Of Common Council
were disposed n,p OF as follows: Biil making ap-
provement OF the cutters in square No. ls6.
Referred to First Ward Delegation. Bill TO
license and tax hotels, taverns, and tipping
ferred. Bill authorizing the curbstones to be
set and footway paved on the south SIDE OF
Virginia avenue, between lst and I'd streets
west. Referred to Seventh we Ward 70 peiegStion, @ g.
and passed. Bill to pave the carriage way on
K strees north, from 9TH to sth west. Passed.
Bill to repair the gutter on botn sides OF 2tn
street west and street north. Referred. Reso-
luton providing for a joint meeting Of the two
Boards on Monday evening next, to elect CON-
missiouers to hold an election TO I'LL vacancy
in the Council from the Sixth Ward, occa.
stoned by the resignation OF Mr.. Thomas B.
Marche. Adopted.s'sg1 .l
The board OF Common Council returned the
supplementary bill authorizing the Mayor to
anticipate the revenue to pay bountiss to vol
unteers non.concurred In. On motion OF Mr..
Lloyd, the Board insisted upon the bill, and
asked a committee OF conferences, and Messrs
Lloyd. Canfeld and Plant were appointed on
On motion of Mr. Utermehle, the.bill In rsla.
tion to hackney carriages was taken from the
files and referred TO committee on police.
members Of the City Councils was called mn
and passed, with an amendment making II inp
operatiye until June, 1885, Il I, -
sSiIa 1s6s I s and =:
Of conference on the adisaGreeinK votes OF the
two Boards, on the bill authorizing the Mayor
to anticipate me reyenue. &c. rsported that the
making ths szpeS6itares Of 1 ths snsornt s mt a..
prorriated nnder the direction OF the mayor
and commtttee, and e allow the wsrds and
sons o. citxens assessed prior to last Decem.
The amendments were concurred In and the
bill passed. Adjourned.
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- y iSuBsr1rurrsa 3 ~
Can be BAD q tne cid sstshlishsd ofiss, 500 NEW
J1Rs1I Av1NU1. opDosits the Depot 81 thsB.
&sO. kallroao: $40. u 81 alfgsf u, d. oeS-31s
a2w SAS6 spf 5ss Esp,I,ss I. e. :Is.s s!.
g.; sas HsI e street, sAsss dooi' ;oai Gas Is
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VOL. IL.

and implore for mercy Look u the
wounded, quivering form, in : hslpiess
and defenceless state, rolled into living
tomb and the earth threwn over him, and
he left to die Follow that little squad
who have been disaSmed, now marching
out to the place Of execution, and there
deliberately shot Can you not almost
hear the entreaty Of the young and tender
boy, after witnessing the horrid bnschery,
one BY one. OF his parent aud friends, en-
trea. thst though wounded he might be
permitted to return to his now widowed
mother! How sgonising to that mother
whom told his prayer was snheeded. Look
again to the emaciated forms Of the pris-
oners, and listen to their tales Of barbara
ty and blood +!
Aud yet when have We heard from the
lips of those traitors = single reference to
those barbarous infictions, nor rehear-
sal Of these tales Of suffering and woe p
Never ! One pitying word orsympathising
tear they have neither uttered nor shed
for the terrible sufferings and tortures Of
those whose only crime was that they
would not desert their country and its
flag. The cries Of these martyrs have
ascendsd to Heaven.
Not this only. but prominent mem.
ber of their party at the Chicsso Convea-:
tioIs, whose deliberations they spprovc,
and whose action they endorse, said 10 .
speech which was applauded by the mem
bess of that traitorous organization. that
g never had one word come from his lips
against them, and he hoped his lips would
be sealed when he did injustice to brave,
noble and chivalrous people"
Men and brethren loyal in faith-ever
true to your country-sfer vigilant Of
your liberties - dssri1ng treason aud
hating traitOrs-.hese sympathisers So
cretly endorse the acts OF the rebels. be-
cause if there we're humanity in their
bosoms they could hot suppress the ex-
preston Of their condemnation Of the sav-
age bsrbarity Of the rebels on every fasting
occasion. Not this only. but they could
not, and would no. sustain their cause by
their voices aud their vosss, thus endofs-
ing all their acts and deeds. L.
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THE WAR IN GEORGIA.
Reported Bssrniss1 Of .RHa.
CON aud .NilIedgerille.
SHERMAN MEETS NO OP.
POSITION.
Rebel PrOClamaliOns.


Cavalry Reconneissanee--Fi with
Eariy's Arny. .a4 81
New York, Nov. IS.
The Herald's dispatches from the Shen-
audoah valley cay that Gen. Sheridan's 9
cavalry have had Another very brilliant
and succsssfuls eng agsmeut With Esny's
army.
On Wednesday last three divisions Of
Union cavalry in the valley, under Custar,
Powell and Devin, commenced move
ment for the purpose Of sscertainiog the
rebel position and strength. Devin
marched up the Lursy valley. and the
tvo other divisions pushed up the Ehen-
andosh valley, driving before them email
parties Of rebcls. No resistancs Of i'm
portasce vas met with till Tuesday. TIE
main infantry of the enemy consisting Of
about Is. 600 men. and division of cav
slry we're foundat Roads Hill. . position
almost as strong ss Fishers Hill.
Fighting Immediately csmmsnced. aud
was continued six hours, which was dur
ing the greater part of the time quite Sc
vers. ga ,f,sA
Early msds repeated attempts TO assk
Castsr and Powell, in all Of which be
failed.
Some magnificent charges were made
By the Union cavalry. The rebels shove-
I'd liltle spirit during tho engagement.
After gaining sufficient Information OF
Esrly's strength. position and objects, the
National forces comm eneed Ia rptr.st -
Some feeble attempts to follow we're made,
but without any success to the enemy,
and Castar and PoweA returned dswn the
valley with their commands 10 safety.
In vibg lost altogether in killed, wounded
and missing, only abou. Fifty men.
The deserters furnish confirmation oil
the report that some Of EsrIy's meu havs
been Withdrawn from the valley, but these,
the rebels cay, have been replaced BY
scattered detachmenls from various SEQ
tions.
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sion viii tss asRst tody. Byrsb move.
tnent Macon falls and the enemy are a
liberty to move on Augusta By the Gsor-
gh e4Yk RaisssaeN Beaneaa1lIv sud
march north on Savannah. : -
Sherman is moving rapidly and is not
much troubled with transportation. He
has burned several stseisns and il dey.sts
ting the country GENERALLY ! III roiagink.
The Enquirer Of the 2ist fran,ically in
sists on .ths sspeal n tn Sgaspsiss = VS.,
and the conscripting of the expmp,s 10
order to secure force to meet Sherman. !.
s3siekssDhie esmu1aisa,ios was open
from Richmond only 70 MilIedgeville,
owing, no doubt, to its destruction By
Sherman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-26

MrsAGraIE.-The Davenport Demo
rat says "thsre are ssill .425 lion heart
ed Democrats in Scott county" Mr..
Democrat, Why don't you start a Me-
nsgerie, and exhibit your lions in Cerro
dordo. and other counties where Dem
ocras 10 - great = curiosity as wild
mountain goat in the groves Of Iowa l.
ffos out your Menagerie. old fellow !
PnIch up the animsls, and hear 'em roar.
Il Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-26
Condition Of tho Cenfederaey.
New York, Nov. IS.

In debate in the rebel House on the
10Th inst, .we or three very Interesting
points were disclosed. The expose bY
Mr. Foote of the fact that the radical Sc
cessionists are engaged 10 a crusade
against Stephens is one OF the develop.
aents made on the occasion. The war
against Mr.. Stephens appeals to be ex.
tending to oil the reconstruclionists, and
Boyce. Brown, Leach, Vance. Stephens,
Cobb and Foote, are denounced as need
less agi.atorse Of daa gerous questions
The rebel Hoass d Representatives, like
the Confederacy IN general. is q House
divided. against itssif, and cannos stand
long in such turmoil of excitement a.
Sherman is st present creating. Gov.
Brown and Vaoce have taken positive
action in opposing the execution Of the
conscript lay. Mr.. Leach, OF North
Carolina, takes occasion to fully endorse
the language Of Brown, Stephens and
Boyce, and asks 70 be hung with tken il
cass3 ths sCoBfedsrssy decides deg ars
disloyal. He denounces Staple, OF vir.
ginia, as ssnsolidstiouiss, and in turi
isl denounced By that geotlemsn !,
feeling more alarmed at The sueFuach
of the JeG Davis ,despoisn thar
those Of the enemy.
+ eFooss dsooaasss everybody n Aessrsl
and declares that this 10 NO time 70 pro
pose psacs, apd che House. passsd in un
due haste the Senate bill 20 amend d,
lav M ~ In farce tha u.slst;n AZ <,,o c,.s.