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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

A NOBLE AGRA lady yesterday was dssirous Of
going down on the Macon and Western passenger tr,an
to obtain the eorpse Of her husband, but As the ears
were impressed abe eOuld not got a seat This was =
sad blow to a spirit already bruised By affection. A
slldier, though weak and feeble, vses.sd his seat and
remarked thsths would rSshsr stand up unal he drop.
ped from sheer exhaustion that see a lsdy deprived Of
paying the last, sad trbuts Of affection to 4 depaEted
companion Noble hero Thy reward Is sure.
TEE laPREssEENT OF NEeEoEs.-Gsu. johnston. Il
il understood, does not approve OF the in-discrimiaa,s
inprsssment Of negroes II this city. An he -autsd
was negro laborsrs for ons week. Tbs daiy Of seeing
that The imPrsssment is carried on p-psriy has bssn
assigned to Gen. Marcus J. WriEht. eonmandans Of The
post, which is a sufficient guarantee that the izprsH-
maat viii not be enforced with undue hardness or
severity or injustice inflicted upon either the master or
slave.
WoUSDED-Qui,s = number Of wounded we're
brought down from the from: this morning, wounded in
the SIGHT yesterday evening.
INV FmM.-Wee call attention to the advertisement
Of Miiiner, Keen & Co, auetion and commission msr-
chants, Augusta. a.
RESAEKAHLE FAcr.-Thsre vas no rain yesterday
ana none to-day up 10 I2M
TRAINS IaPREsseD The Macon and Western. aad
Atlantic and West Point passenger trains we're i'm.
pressed yesterday morning, to convey sick and wounded
soldiers 10 distant ~kospitslA
Hot FOR ANDERsoSvuLE-Aiofhsr car load Of
szuressOnached mlsssgensto5s wsrs shipped to Audsr-
sonvills yesterday.
I-SFoRHArIoS WAsrED.@Can any one vsrssd Ia the
Indian lasgcAssi particularly la tha Cherokee oaeus
inform Us IS to the name or nssniaE OF Sugar e,ek in
hasispsusgs. This section ras formerly oeeauisd bv
the chsroksea End hey, perhaps. had a peculiar tsra
for Tat creek, which Is ia DsKalb oouaty, sx miles
from the city;
WHAT DID I ToIE You, san TN following rish
colisqay bstTesu sense Of the negroes soag to WORK
for The Government uas overhsard
Pete. what tolls you, SAINT
Sam Du1no, Pate, whss you TOE ne.
Pete. Didn't I sols you De Whit Gkus could nsvsr
the war, sad clean old Lakha oat his boots wild
calling en- Us, hsyt Iwsnt = knOa DAT aowt
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NnTfER.

GAME 70 ny rssiisrss, IL ufss scH0
~ Newman. Georgia ca the evening" q tbs
on a ErEy mare VITA csTa.U sqlPaz1nos
represented hinaeif 90 b EfaiEm Grind
II, 1lth Tsnnsssss, Inquired the way 70 Wsst ~
zni called % stay al niEhs. Sad hs N.s iWQ%E
from Mari=tE and gcf1g 20 SEE 81 uhcls. rec
nth Mia Knowing bin % be oui Of his e
called FOR ha papers he produes5 = surzsoascsh
cats ths. he vas turned over 70 the cooking d-taiL
Seeing I EEs not asfsisd be calea Tor his mare which
/ rsfu1 ed 70 give Up. He thea Haksd ont, e. b sEid
30 get water. and sl0psd Of lesvinF The nae and
squipmsugz with ne The sNn=r - reqzsEted 70 coas
forward prove property azc pay charges BY the i5h
day Of August orT shall dispose % tha propsrsy TO
par ehsrEsA BASSsT NORTHERS,
jn23 g. Na-nan. Ca
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40 the SON. JOHN, the prspsrty Of fbs N,sb-
y vile snd Chatts-Oega Railroad Compspv- NJ,
ran away irom Dseasurl Georgia sboui ne last ~
hay Re was last hssrd of tarztng zround ne smv
Hagan trains on TIE PSeea feny road Said b0V q
iook when questioned, fsisns szrsme igao-aucs a.
tines and iSks very ampls. He calls himself Jebr
SAyNo9d Ana Viii Pro0aoiy claim 70 belong to Mr.
kossar. he wore OF = par q white casf5u fn-E
pants pi1a ozoabarg shirt kad white wool hat-fs 4
very dirtys sioEtmy negro. and wsks with z siding
shutdieg gals Hsis Ee1 acquainted with The sauntrV
ron Des-tar 10 Et0Wsn. snd viii probably attempt q
make his way around he lHss.
J. r HARRIS.
f13l nj Wseasu- O.
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N0TICF--s2aO RERARn.

+ EFT ny camp. nesr Boswell hct0ry 80
H Of the llth Instant my TWO NEGR
FBEWIS and BEIJAH-the former abo1t
q age, DARK ~eeMpl-xign. cfoas eyed,
i've feet eight inches hiEh-,Ths izs Il j. ara
years old I've fest ten inehssin hf<hL heavy
quick spoken Tie above rersrd N be
thsr delivery 20 M a Atlantis. Or NJ K2fht
B StegsA- e. Coos Keys Georgia
iE3 H. J.. p fefu-
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BLACKBERRTES .

TIE Government uesds BLACEBERRYs VINE
4 for SEX soidieTs-SlO viii Be- paid Tor every bushsI
OF Bsekbsrries delivered a. any depot On the raf-
roads II Georgia Berries shodid b. paced IN c'ean
bErrsh and these vel stopp-d 40 matter II fruiz
are bruised Bsrrss vii De rsiu-uad frss Of shsrEa,
or could be sent. Agents or contractors EEntsd every.
UhsEs n tbs eounlry- Apply quick to Jues P0pslsn.
Atlanta Ga or Pr Be~akmsna augusta Georg&
Berries 20 be sent 20 tb8 latter
Mr.. Jules PopsBa IL my duy authorised scent for
thu nsnufseture Of Blackberry Wine.
GEDEHE S. BLACKTE
Surgeon sna Medical PurVsyor.
juaa 1-s sh Depot
Macon, Auslsta Eud Savannah papers please copy
one Haak AID aand hiI
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Latest FROm ruE FR0NT.

EasnY RePulsed wilh Heavy Less.
MARIETTA, June 1-AbOut halfps.s i've O'Clock
yesterday syeHing, the enemy attempted to take the
works On our sxirsns left. uhsa they we're met By
EIndmsn's and sisYsassns divisions, and drove ssek
through hires lines Of battle, viii heavy Iess.
For upwards Of two hours and a half he action was
very spirited.
We sHPtursd sixty prisoners and ons commissioned
officer, losing no PrEoners ourselves.
stsFensons division suffered The most IN wounded
particularly Browns brigade.
Light sklmishing has been Foirz On this morning.
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Gesrgia s aad 6 per cens Treasury Ns,es
RurRed.

The last Legislature having passed "a act au-
thOTizing the State Treasurer to redeem CT can
eel the Georgia 8 snd 8 per cent treasury
notes ISSUED in 1862 and 1868, and paysbls in
specie Of sight and 6 per cent. bondssix months
after q treaty Of peaee) by issuing treasury
certificates of deposit for the anna 10 sums Of
not less than So, 900, payable in the same man
ner rs the notes, We lsarE that up % the 1st
inst, $720, 600 Of the 8 por cents. and SI65 900.
of the 8 per cents ia all $3.50, 0O0) had bssn
brought IN for exchange and eaEcellssi0n-on
which day the sane were, as required by law,
burned by the Treasurer and Comptroller Cen
eral in the presence OF the Goyernor.-Conf.
OHs0N, 2lS.
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A VETERAN CAMPnesER We paid a visi

A VETERAN CAMPHGEER We paid a visit
yesterday to the GOysrnment gun repairing shop,
under the snperiHtsndsaes Of Major Harding,
and through bis poliieness and that Of Mr.. DI-
Ion, were shown through the shop. Among
other enriOsities in the way Of sneisnt and anti
qusted firearms, He saw q London Tower mus
kes made in the yssr 1862, which, though of
course affected BY the rsVagss Of time, and in
the old style, is SSH ias g1od state Of p~ressfva-
toE. An hundred and two years oAl What
Al Ege for = qua, and what an sveutful tsls il
could unfold were it gifted with the power Of
speteh7 Il has doubtless killed its man-prob-
EolT msHy-in its day. i doubtless fought
through the revolution, commencing In l776 /;
whether in favor Of or against American liberty
we cAnuot tell Il next probably TOOK par. IN
some Of the Indian wars then in the war of
1872; then in the Indian war Of 1886 ard 81;
then in the Mexican war of 1915 and &c, and
lastly, perhaps, has borne q part in the present
observation-disclosures Tmss.
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MARRIED.

In Upton county West TsnnssIee, On the iSh el
May, 1854. By tho Rev. John Wilson, J. A aooAt'
orderly sergeant 81 eoopsny g, SIT Tsuusass resi-
nsnt, to MIS- NAssH Z. Wns0S, all Of TiPi'n
soaniy, Wet Tennessee.
Chaaoss On. O. papers plsass copy.
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CO~EFEBERATK SILK THRRAD-The Msnt.
gomey ASssriissr has bssn presented by krs
W. G. Morris, Of Wetunpks, with a few sksins
Of black sewing silk thres5 Of her own manu-
f%aelUre, which compare Ayofably in IN respects
with spy that has come through the blockade
from foreign countries. Mrs. NJ TaN.ss her own
silk worms and mulberry leaves TO feed taon,
and from tae eSeoOns obtains the ak to make
.ss .ssgss&.
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ETHURsDkY EvEEMG, JUNE Q, l8s'
NJ WKWE RrOm URGENGA.

The fact that We have received no press re-
ports from Virginia since yesterday morning
need not excite undue alarm, as their absence
may be attributable to providsntisl csuses. We
shall IN ali likelihood have reports from thst
quarter tonight.
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In Grenada. Mississippi On the STA instant, sBsr 8
short lines. Mrs ELzAsETH G. PEzKTSs, vile OF
John P. Perkins, f0rasriy Or hsuPAss aged thirty
two years, she leaves shuibsrd and two little siria
| to mourn hsr loss.
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~ The Charleston C04yifr of the 2lst, states
that on the 10Th, s family Of some siK white
persona, was possessed from partakag, by mis-
take. Of sPfepsred dish from the plant known
As siEsm0niUm, or jamestown woed. The fs-
male who prepared it also at heartily, and her
condition lass evening was extremely critical
SIe had doubtless mistaken ths plant which
she obtained from toe garden for some other
vegetable The other psrdeA are beisvei " 10
ant Of dnncer-
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TELEGRAPHIO
Reports Of the Press Aa.ociation.

Entered Eeeofdins 70 aei Of Congress h shs year 1ssS
oy is. F8EAsHER, In the Clerks onos Of The Dis
Ecs Oourt Of te Coufedsrats States for Us hczth-
srn District 81 Qsorxsa
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Wanfed. Id Pnrchase

4 one for q Hurs= and Rouse SerysuL Apply %
& J STRAUSS.
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SfOIen.

-ENRON Decatur. GsoEEis, June IGsh, a mall brown
u ARABIAH HOkSE, with white and black spots
o. hs hin1 q7ArisTs, b0th ears pit Said horse 10
about I'VE years Old. Any Information concerning him
viii be literally responded 70
CHAs. II. @ M8IGNE.
Harrison Texas Ssddle Sion.
fuM 81 u-r,@--
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nR M His exiS and = EaIsed seusz.
NAO1A1S4AE ~.o-sibiHt3 Record

AHU"Mt0INHN
- have always maintained
lssolve the Union, that IA.
Her e~olss cat the Ststss together Ike IN.
asd man i'd be cut bat net ieossned
/, wao resery1ld weld the people Of ~
sloeThs exp2mpsct, ~nnyieldin9 rasss. ard
0 81 be snccsrtioa 10 the length of The va,
iFoFes left Ope Of reconstruction. Thee
les now doiaions from the becinning s15
! adequAe-lssted 10 express them an sIl
.0try fer q {. We dreaded this waT. w.
pbsrlsns al the opposition d was 10 our
ASpSTHrye have given Il, We had neither
be the tragedy that il being snsotsd
lie hsa ST the civilized world. ~ NJ
~. Oincinnsom the beginning. We fore.
brief seSed out to the bitter end. Il
! vile Jsssandersd Union, endangered II
1 a..., and a mighty, crushing weivbt
forssaw that the carrens Of
raVeiing igetence would be forced bv Il
y. MoreaTBel, that il would obliterste an
nsrsans landmarks aud sweep away even
sva.u;tued traditions Of the revolution.
ned the &c have opposed it, foT we loved
Mt half "a OF sister States, this glorious
rs throT eo-equal s0veTeikniieg called
iona rene creative genius Of the Fstbers
dina 4 fon and By them placed high 10
Al mament, 50 accurately balanced
: vsTe 4, so firmly held toeSthsr bv ne
s;r n Of attraction tkss esntnrisS
re strsns and gone and seen no change.
! So Fais var because va saw Il il he
the trr2otnm and dissolution, because It
:. U3ed hom its frat avowed PURPOSE:
VIZ especially because il was ID itself 4 |
Fon otihAs grand principle Of republican
US government derives its inst DaHsrs
nnma,onsent OF the governed; became We
c.TEouid divide the North and upite tbst
,sen.o ne msR, and block NJ forever ia
iatel2 reconciliation. Northern cannon
fro. Southern fields, sounded In our ears
Tthknel of the Unisu, and the crias
FOUNDED Ike its diTge. Therefore. We
facposed snd win eontinne 10 epposa tbia
S~erefcre, we have protested sgsinst ~
mn q execution, lie hidden springs
. gnIzsd agencies, isEseret motives sad
earposeS, ard will continue 70 protest
or believed in the subjugstion theory.
of 4 moment-nor ia The annihilatiou
eher IN the starvation thsory. We he
thls war, If not prolonged, might. not
E put result 10, Reconciliation and Yeeon-
I but thatn prolonged It must inevita. J
le recognition and we believe so still
! believed with others that the South :
3 whipped back into the Union-obssrv- !
= game time, by the way of p~srsnths .
natural It Is that those who upheld tbs :
ion should be the parties who insisted Z,
South could not be kicked ont Of the !
had We believed that its affections were :
insd By bullet and hsyonet, We might Z
ars1ed a different course. Bat as we :
tore, we believed that making war on =
h would intensity bitterness into Ia
1 chrystafzs Intentions into determines !.
ID This view has reesizef eDpnaE fem :
-Peefed qusrssr, from .gto The mosNEtn
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LAGRANGE PR8PERTY FOR SALEl

TtHE uadsrsgasd IL authorized to sss 4 FRAEu
4 HOUSE, Nth four rooms. the nseessary oufbn7g (.
IAgs AID vent i've as-ss o. land attsihsd -
moderaie sad im@edisis Posssssioa given
IHO5. s REnD
lutIN Laf3rarga "a
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NEW CONCERN.
Auction and GsnI Conaission Hons

huttIVW . UcHI tUWai'ot9H HUUobf
TUE unds-s gned having associated thsmsaivss a.
4 pzrtEara uadsr he style sHd firm Of
sHiffI8eT, Keen 8 Co.,
VIII coutlnus he AucHon and CommiEsion business
hareiOf1rs conducted BY y. 3. Gdfin, a. the sane
stand Nc. "a Broad street Auzulfs. ga They vii
use their best eIertions 20 give EstsfRctlo1 70 al Wha
may fager them wiki their patronage. and respectfully
solicit q share from The pubE-
hey rsfergby -psrnissionj to ". B. Griffin. Msslz.
J. A. Ans'sy & Co, ChurchIs 4 Johnston. Neal
Swords 4 Co Rabsrt 3. Nay mayor ofAhs ely, ald
70 the business men generally.
J. O HILLNER, Aucioussr.
C. r. EEsN.
iu9 In T coleman 49,
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Tor Congress.

CAPTAIN n n. cLUsKEY. Fzsshsns hrz.s.
Oaeashaas diviaion. Army e Tsanzsass. havinr -,
called cut By = lGss number ef he soldiers Or ~.
lIth Congressional District Ct Tennessee. Il = sn,st
d.is to a. he vseSnsy In the present Consrsr oe..
stoned b he asAth Of Re Hon David 4. Ousin.
frIa tds
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Kingston HoSpital-CN Jones, co r, 5h Ky J 4
Mcdonald, co G, 9Th Fla; Sgt 7 J Stewart, co X "a
KY 7 J Greene, CT A. 4s a Ca; Col Anirsw Ewing,
military court; T W Reddis, co Z. 5fh Tenn, Conf ] p
Harrington, co X, 45th Miss; Ambross Rye. co B, 66lh
Ca CerDl J N Pierce, Webs co; Lieut. J r Norman,
co d, 39th n c; Lieut. Thes Johnston. co 81, "a Conf
J A Hoard. co A. Ga.
Erwin H~OsptsL-Jzmes SprAtt, co D. 42d Ala: W B
Maynori co +, lst Fla; ID Corents, 90 ]. SD Ala; " r
Gaia, co 1, 29th Ala CorpI 7 G McAuicn. CO I, Gosh
GRi Lieut. J L Rodgers, 60 z, sd Ais; 1t S T Psrter
co Z 2dGA s 7; r E Parzdice. co G. 57th Ga; one IN
known L Taylor, co l. 81 Ale; J j Dicksy. co
Ga. RA. WILSON, ChaplSia.
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no, F0R THE WHITE SULPHTR J

EfROh and star tke l7.h instsns. q DAILY HACK
Il VII RIA frou LsGra1Es - ths Waits Sul1br-
Spriugs, sundays excepted. Fars s25.
JAZZ o. n n. NASCE & co
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NEW ADVERTISENEFIs
TYPE

II Type EstsL Address
STOCKBON 81
iu92rts --
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GEs. S. D LEES BODY GuARD-Fbs Mel
soa Rangess, dumbsdag On lis rolls some ono
huodIed and tairs meaosrs, Of which about
ssyensy-fge TePons ior srtive duty, ere General
s d. Lees body gusrd. Il is composed Il
splendid msseHsl-a majority of It's members
being young men Of high pcs de4-mauy Of
whom arg from Columbus. Coed forguHs has at
tended tbs organization thus far, aud bHt few Of
IT, msnbers have been killed or wounded.
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Fer Congress.

EDITORS APPEssi Pis.as sRnoanes sas
Col SAN TATE - sAndiasis for Congress /. y. 80
Dsir'st % Tennessee, sad obIzs he Ws.l 49,
sseans IN General Rorrssss eOmaasd
1VrEo. MAJ sh. ISG rn,1a.
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pan . brigadis-7gens history has hitherto TO
cofdad. 64nakexasSi the. old school will noi
believe Us; they say our liberties are so firmly
implanted ia the blood OF our Old Auelo-Ssxon
rsce that noas dare disturb them. Bat we
think differently, afd say with the poet,
&c bloc euf,xin. Ne ma dit risD guI vsuIs.
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Another

seek the enemy charged cur eatsd to be very
fatal to1 Market race eoun wearing shUul-
der straps p.1 A pa~rtieiPsw8pting to walk
sbont the foftinl7aamv lasstds. Col. Burfee,
81 Connecticut, and Lieut. Col. Corning, u the
14th New YORK., are among the latest victims.
The Louisville Journal notices she menifying
fset that ten Of Morgen's men threw a train eff
the track near Smithfsld, KY, and captured GO
Federal ssldiers, to whom they administered sn
oath to support the Southern ConfsderRey. They
were polite to the ladies', and didn't take any
money except government or company funds,
except IN . few instances, where they borrowed
some change from tbs male passengers 10 bs re-
turned "afIer the var" TIE ears, with the ex-
eephon of ths. ladies' eJsehes, were burned.
The eonducsO of the rebels EAs strangely mark
ed by a show Of g~siIsatry and an exhibit of dss-
neradOD
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minated the hopes aud sAnsaasd the purposes Of men
and nations.
Let ne sssure You, In conclusion, that what l have
written d the esormltss Of Sturgis' army, Is not . re.
citai Of individual crimes. Those Only escaped whs
Asd before the invading hest There Is not a household
from Germantown, In Tsnnezsse, 70 the scene Of Fer
rests unparalleled triumph, some enc Of uhsse mem
hers was not a Sufferer At the haHds Of stargE To
robbery these people are -seeustsnea; they have borne
lusalta sRd tyranny they are accustomed to tsusss Of
drunken Irishmen,a ud brutal Dutehmen, and the petty
thsfts Of astuie Yankees bat never before have all
crimes constituting the calendar Of all infsuy over
whalnsd the country never before was chastity .
mockery ags = crime and wsnsa's virus the incsn
tive TO deeds that would awaken cuFaea in the loves
caysrus Of he'll. BrswnlOw, johnson, Lincoln. and tbs
shade Of John Brown can now FeioIes. DsmOuAsm hsl
euIniiARtee IN rape sssssSinAton IN the murder Of NO
men and children. end balf = miHisn armed robbers ans
bandits, guided BY . dsnd IN hHnaa shape, occupy tn
territory Of the South May Ged defend the right, ant
Euids all our armies, IS was that devoted baad led b
Bedford Forrest 81.
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Ike Her
deasts
From The Ne
We all re
who banisht
noyed him &c
stansly cOuplf
been struck !
cal liberty, Al -
application. L.
toIiety given 10 Y
pablo might, after
because the ePithes %
that he worthy cih
Arissides. He would I
ter; the epithet aBnoy
enough to esirAcise the
this Ws see an excess OF i
political education. &
Now, we ere annoyed &
the words Abraham Linct
coupled together but, !
than the excellent Athens
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,Ths exportsuoa OF -
the sane As last yes
Fhe expeditions Of ~
same - last yssr-.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-11
GEMI-OFFICIhL NEWS FROM
SHERMAN,
HIS ARMY REINFORCED.
He is Making a Grand Dotour.
GENERAL THOMAS LOOKING
AFTER HOOD.
LATEST FROM GRANTS ARMY,
spccIaI to rho Evcning TcIcgrapb.

Special TO The Evening Telegraph.
WAmNGroN, November 1.-THE S,ay says
we deem it not contraband at this time to state
that Central Shormans army has been heavily
reinforced and Otherwise strengthened. cspecia "
in the Of cavalry all his dismounted cavalry
men having been remounted.
The force under General Thomas now in
Hoods font, has also been satisfactorily rein
forced and strengthened, and is amply sufficient
to assure us that Hood can do no damage TO
speak of in Tennessee or Kentucky, should he
reach those States, which seems TO bo nis aim.
Sherman is operating with his other five corps
in different bodies in Hoods Iear, and is already
between him and any possible line for bis
retreat South, when he sees the necessity of
so doing, which VIC apprehend will not be long
hence.
The steamer Calyer from City Point, brings
no news from the front.
Thirty Rebel descrgcrs, fourteen Of whom arc
Of Virginia regiments, and the remainder of Mis-
sissipri and North Carolina regiments, came up
on the Co,ycr. They belong mostly to Long
street Corps.
The two divisions of this corps that won't mp
the valley some time age have returned, these
dcserters say, to the defense Of Richmond.
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NEw YORK, November ll.-Flour is dun gales
of1O0 bb's az FGGlOiO tr aGtei bll lONl2 Tor OHi1:
and $40 Iwl4 .gr Suutteru. Wheat dull sues ut5rpj
bush al 81 2al for Chicago bpuE. Corn has advanced
lG.C.t tHIt1 OF 1900 bush. At SrHmFl.i Beet url.
rurk hfm sales OF 1909 bbs. az ssJ5IUilgO ET mess.
Lard steady 80 21a2liac Whls dull.
NEW YoRK, November II Stocks are better /;
Chicago and Rock lfand lOIl; Cumberland preferred,
HHi llnois Central, l6U; Illinois Central bonds N
Michigan southern, 70; do guaranteed 40; New York
Central, l46h5 Read M, 1888; Hudson River l2l Eric
~ GoldWas quoted 1t2i4, and e j. 2sO 0ne-year Cor
thCates 5b-a Treasury a-Os 1895; Ton Forty gJ
62O cospons, lOlS RSgstorec, l0Ois coupon 6s 1913
BALTIMORE, November ll.-Flour is dull and
inactive; Ohio extra sn@259u75, Wheat nsr
declining tendency, and the market Is heavy; Southern
white, s. sea 2@2; red, S2CJ. Corn dull, aud 90 lc
lower whisky Gull aud nominal, At 81 ID, Groceries
ore dropping,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-11

THE CmCvs.--This place, on Walnut street,
above Eighth, was opened last evening, for tue
winter sea. on, under the direction of Mr., Charles
Warner The performance passed or iu a most
excellent sty yc. TIE house wa3 crowded in every
part, 60 mu h So thai even portion of the sJuge
was appropriated 70 some OF the audience.
lHE SAHHo or THE "BERnuDA" POsrroNGD
-TLo United tates steamer BsrHad1, Acting
Volunteer Licutonaut j. W. Smith, which was
advertised 90 sall from tho Pniillopha Navy
Yard, tor the West Gult Squadron on Saturday.
18th instant, has been un4volduOly POSTPONED
until Tuesday, ljih instant, by order OF tho Navy
Department..
SEVERELY INJURED.-Pat. Curin, workman
in Baldwin's locomotive shop was Injured ysstcr-
day by en iron gaze falling ON him.
REcBuIrNG This morning h1 Mayor issued
warrants Tor the payment Of forty. nine mon.