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The New York herald., 1864-09-26
AEoRRIs WILKINS, AUCrIoSEER
VI HANDSOME uQUsEuQLp FURNITURE
AT AUC1I0S.
r. LUDLOW y co. Will ssil al auction On
TUESDAY Sent q, 1876 nj II o'ciock at


No East Thrift. seventh street near Filth avenue,
Handsome Household Fuiniture-AD the Furniture &c I,
aimed In said houfe consisting In par of rosesOoi
Paror sniss brocate Ca,tre aud Fancy Tables ka-
seres hns Pier and Mantci Mirrors, Couches and Lasy
Chsirs reps mahogany Buffet Dining Cbairs rosewood
and nxfenaon Tables hne rosewood and mslog
any French Bedstesds Arnore Oiacs Wariro5es Dress
ing Bureaus and Tables, wsshsAndr Psyche GAs fose,
wool walnut Library Boefcass library Tables and
Chairs Mantei cocks, Spring Bel, HAIR Marer.t B,s
ters and Pillows hns French Chns heavy Gu, very
rloh bohemian Glass Supper se Bronze aud
Fixtures Kitchen Utenss &C Catalogues ready satur
day, al the once No Pine street.
1AARslALs SALE OF sE9ARs, TOBACCO, &c
WI 8. HERMAN co, huet spee.. WI SCI Tnesdsy
az, fpis O'CLOCK No Is Bnwcry, iso 90
choice sersrs "a 70 bbs Leaf and Smoking TO.
sernEs Ambroza Tor the Hairi also
$4,000 worth Of Liquors, Wines, Chsnpagnes, 60
IOkwSBRoKERs 6ALE-Tfits DAY, BY JOHN NOR.
II TIMER rs East Broadway, OF 800 lots ~ vsy supe
rior raois consisting Of Mems and Women Clothing and
goods worthy The attention Of dealers and hsaseker
b, order Of A. Levy, 10 Lanrcas street.
DAwNBRokeKs sALB-rHIs DAY, AT BALL. a
iNORAHkMk ,sle,goons. - New Howery large sud
valuable sale Oi EDGED O1s Cloth ng lie 81 Ms4clcs
SOD JewcIry--oyJ 9oiJ.'nith. No. 2Abanr sirfst
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A ucTIoN TIcR.-BENJAMIN r. EAIRCHILD,
"A Auctoneer. Will sell on Tuesday Sept 7 At 10 A. NJ
l20 Nassau sccoud story, quantity OF Army 9TH
ing consisting of Pants Goats Jackets French Capss 10
also quantt OF Brushes knapsacks. Hats Night Caps
Cothe: Whips &c aso ansn.y Of plumes &c; the
Also Friday Sept 80 ~ 10 A. NJ AT l20 Nassau street.
second story lar quantity Of Hardware, consisting OF
Spades Pickaxes Hatchets. Saddles, &c.
Also large quantity OF si,ey and Shelters Tents Of tn
bost quail also large Hospital Tent cost $40 sac
stve, for cash.
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MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD P1ANOFOArK,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND ING RAIN CARPrTS.
BY y. ROTH suctlonecr. this day (Monday) September
d. 1t o'clock precisely At the four story residence 79
Clinton place. Eighth street, between Filth and Sixth
consisting of handsome Brussels and Ingram Carpets
elegant Parlor Suits covered ia brocael
Etagere marble Centre and Pier Tables
Curtains. fae Oil Paintings Bronze Clock, rich Vase.
Parlor Ornaments Turkish Easy Chairs. Lounges Re
Cepiicn Chairs Corner stand:
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER; COST $3.50;
rosewood Bedsteais Bureaus Washstands Spring and
Hair Mattresses Blankets Beds Chairs, Bed Lounges So
fas Rockers, Mirrors Clocks Tables, Extension Tables,
China, Glass and Silver Ware Table Cutlery, &c Sale
positive.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26

M Partition sale OF valuable Property on OAK street.
Eighth, Ninth aud Tenth avenues Filtynfth FifysIth
and Fif,y pth streets T. n LUDLOW co. will sell
auction "Wednesday Sent s 1854 al c oeock, al the
Excl saesroom III Broadway BY order OF Sips
rior Court under the direction Of Livingston Lvin ssoa
gs9, Referee
sth Lots northeast corner OF Bh syenus ana ssh
9th av Lots southwest o. 9th avenue AMI 5ith
iu,h ~ Lot east sde Of vh av bet 5Jth and 5Th sa
Sh st-l Lot south sds SSlh al, i0o eet west oi Whay
Ih - Lots south side 57th St 2J feet cas-. OF ith
slsty per cest Of the purchase money may remain
mortgage III desired by the purcha ar.
aTIrT RusTON. A.lorneys l92 Broad var.
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

4 4 UCfioH sALB-oF HANDSOME QusRHoLD FUR
n .uituro bv u ROTH, Auctoneer this day (MondayD
%uly H. at precisely at the three sor
S Cnnton plaos kghh street. bstwesn Firth and Sixth
"PxRLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE,a Fl
Three beautiful sod osewood and black walnut Paror
euiis covered u rich French satin brocae reps;
dugkish lazy Chairs and Lounges match; rosewood
Centre and Pier Tables Esaeres Corner Stands
day Bronze Clock rich China and Parian Vases Paror
Ornaments elegant Brccate and Lace Curtana dne
Lection Of Oil Paintings Ensrayings, large Arors and
NAGNIFICENr ROSEWOOD PrANoroRrE STOOL
10 ,ssE .9,i AND COVER; COST S700; HfA I gag
IN elegant tustrument with round BEAUTIFULLY
carved eg and case with al modern improvements over
.ung pass du iron plate French action u ssyaG octave
DAs Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clocks Tables Bed Lounge.
Extension Ysbe Glass China ard Silver Ware Table Cut.
iery, &C. Sale postye. Deposits requiEed. ,.s
NBParties wishing 70 attend the sale will take Sixth
epus cars or stages leaving at Eighth street. ne ar the
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

III Llg glIANIUsEsfESTs. LIL
NIPIos GARDEN. Loo
Lsss.. s . and Manager WILLIAM wHEArLRr.
The SsYFSsE aaRSES T5s 5sEs SiT
Ar4ssr Esosasassr MSsDAy Syts X ii rIs ls THEATRE
or rab afss bISTiHdglSHrR ESdIhF WEs2Ehs ARIIsFE'
VINO Hasfs R' G%scoGRs as asb
: ~ ~ v ST. sss sy 'Ss irs,
v'IPH Hi ssIE f9s SI$s i fAH'A
aoa At EaF s$sSSs.HasE WITH
APPOINTMENrS,
the ire hss ss = oooA' '''
MARIE DE LAscovEs .iis.s:ra. d, ois,i!a ,..rv.x
Carlos afterwards the Marquis De- SohteS III drst aD-
saoS Appearance a Ssg
Henri do La.eoprs lGspisn Of the ship "Graai.S
Horace de Brionne "a Female Gentleman, -,
Gsorseds laval q Naval commaader( y n,.,',.u
Medoc tGarpan. Of the ship rurania" mt seymour
codasess fherlass. Louise dc IA .u,
Nile dance de Thernga visitor Louise skerrsst
Acr L-DEcK or THE snIp URANrA
sEA az BE- Sr Fsrsss A. Es lsas R2hssF 1'loS'
Acr III-THE COAST or MEXICO.
1 FaH9Ilf FHIass Ss 81 bEH afasssA NSs4s y
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS in ADVANCE
NEW BewERY THEATRE
slsg sass aiss iii Ki islis'isa
''''' nSn' SATsks%SsT stsf'e Or tit fH% shNsfs
= Io AuxLLIARIEs, .l.s oFIdINALv nv MgsLc 6..,.
Ss:ss. NM Tsaffsn w. TfSMpso8 r ~ NamTs oSIT SSl3c
.aoi4 sxNS xSAyiasef asoffase has tsfkks tsfkss
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sNYDEEh :, H. s,,,.. rre.,ur, Department,
ARMY AND NAVY AGENCY and COLLECTION OFFICE,
f0-' il No 50 Nassau street, of Liberty. ,a
Y. 5stuaf1 rTr Opposite the Post Office, ~
u II sr laiftAr New York. =
Prize Mopcy, Arrears and Bountes collected and
paid claims Of eyery description promptly
Iii by mail win prompt attention.
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-e1iyAst wsoIvRs 100. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~. saesrooms 6i6 ,rrondway-Wiil sell. at aacston on
Thursday July H. at ~ o'clo K Fixtures Of
tFoxs establishment consfstin. part
sc showcase Wardr hes Coun.
ters black walnut and mahogany Sho e- pasks.
Shades &C. &c They made to order under Mr. Foxs
personal supervision. Now on exhibition l1 .e1&
The New York herald., 1864-07-11

VvW,E SEWING NACHINBy sUBsCRfBEp Fnr AT
H. shs nrtSppolsan fstrtr NrsL General Fremonf. he
vsuisss, osphss, Hone, Colorsd Orphan Asvlauh New
Hsss x sac rrssdSss 6s,as d ons and ssSoo aud hsss
aesss's Me- fsr ss: X: esn @"n.y e'ss. ss.
her rsa over Commission and accredited TO the
sew,rs Machine fand The following the suescrp.
ssn.. ~ sSc Saving Machine Department- -
Mia hove Jr.......ssn W wheeer . wilson $50 -
0,cvsr 4 nsker.... ass % singer NJ Co..s.... sL W
Tu,n,,ss n co ..., 7s % wiiicos Ghss sss ~
Smp,rs n ....... r76 70 rinkie Lyon....... id W
uaraams ssa ss~ss =" Mrs GABRIEL KENT,
CnAlrmza On Seulas hsehinss,
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~ CQLTQN. .AUCTIONEER LARGE SALE OF CAR
pets; Clothing, Blankets sheets Boots ana Shoes
row Tuesday July y a. lo O'Clock az IA Rrosdway
Tapestry. Three ply and-ingrAin Carpets aud usoths
being about s,tyTin number: also large qusniiy ~
Blankets and Shees:-also Quilts
s fsuy hv pairs OF Boots Shoes; also
Household Furniture, OF which partially
good order Aiso by order Of oce of Inter
nal Revenue, lot of Counters Chairs Tables. &c 6c.
N. B-exle win be absolute. r. =
as7(N EoRGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
Saieroom lal brosdway AZ Private sale--A saperor
Coupe RockswAy, Family WAGON, Road Wagon. All
.hic1hs1e s0odS are warranted az represented.
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: VINO WOULD not 90 WIERg F0kTuNh ast-uu ,.ls
ph-ess the best OF ana esnpot By esce!led an be con-
absent frterd courts'p mar
risge health. wealth. who s~danf drsbsrr snd nm
faithful hnsbsnt-. Miss W s the In this city
who has tie senne cm an and Arsrsp tslfism Tor love
cood All bhsinc affairs and pre guarantees sr
he Delay mo- % ocopsg ,hl. So "a aud hran,,n
vernr hiv Lucky nurbrps eivsr Highly resbeciahls
city tan b~ her Residence l0i sixth
avenue. opposite Six stn street taAis CIV lHa% thfHh
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
free speeell masirasea.

At The recent Union meeting IN Faneun Hail. the
Democratic club II this city furnished large dele
CATION, who called for chssFS Ger Mcclellan with ina
pnnity, end Nitheaf us0leeiAsisn nsn the police
Mr.. Boutwell, offered 10 yield poFtian Of his time
b any one who would aiteaapi % reinie bis argR-
ments from tls pstfornl This i The Unien idca AZ
frca speeeh &C the Deneefeiic meeting Saturday
eSeains one a the aslairnce Ia the galleries called
Cor cheers Cor the Pfesdenl ana IL ohep hundreds u
these present and ameng them, not nRlikals thpse
who shouted Cor Mcclellan a the previous heeting
rushed With desoniae heeels % aaire cut he In
trsdsF. The spesrh o. Jude Abhclf was suspeAacl
I've ulrutas unt TIE police who ezhikitea remark
able vigilance On this oaeasica, had aahled tho
young naa down stairs n very brutal manner -
he was passed down the back siAirs. Feeeiving GUS
and kicks ffosn one Of The sice eresiisnts II tho
meetings as 10 crossed tie platloxni ea he way
TAs l. tho DsiHserasie idea 81 fse sreeeh. Boslna
JossF9saL
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rennessce . Degraaed state.

The Louisville Jearaaf says that Tennessee b the
no ,disorganiscd and prostrate State in the unioa
So ssy the Evbei organs. Great minds run b she
.ase channel. IL order, however % Keep Tennes-
-, .,iisorganizes and PROSTATE, kestscks, three
years a:sa refused 10 let the arms and smmunition
furnished b the Fcaesai Government 10 East Ten
nessee UrionistE, come throngh thai State g cur
people. she had assumed asut1ni groand, and hav-
ing more aaection for rebels than for Eass TsAass-
see Union men, Imprisoned, oOnscrptcd abe. down.
hung. and robbed d an they hsd she declared her
ssif p.sAeesnGles, on Assal sSund. Rsbels might
continue 70 opprrs. and naafder Union men 10 East
Tennessee for geir Ussiosisn, but they should not
have or use in their own defense ahe arms and an
muRision the Government started over 10 thesa.-
These we're arrested IN their onward e0ine Al Lex-
ing,oh. BIZ she Constitutional Segro-
loving ArIuistiesp ssriosof Ken
t,eky. sho with the Journal, Wolford, Rsaml,4t,
pavi. and all unmltigated rebels u that disorgnH-
is,d and pro4irnte state, ara shouting and drink
ing 10 The pruise u NeclellaH, the candidate Of
Northera traitors and southern rsbsis noininAssd
by lssors iaIa,.ssss hody Of msB tlsA ever hsid
National ConyeHsioB In AEseE5ea-
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flEa sttfrlfss All bIHn01ADfll
sheFlaan La,s Waste ihe skenanaesI
FalIegill
sHRaMAh wHI4s Hoop D aEoRerAl


Wan DErAEfMKxT, WaAHfxofss. flsi. 10
70 0ensruf Dr. s--lIspoEts have been received
s. thla Depsssal nsaa Cen. 1satisf, Sherman.
Thomas, ehsliean nd lIushraks showing the "a
votahle cend ion q asll4fy saAifs h Their eayre
i've asIas 81 ol,afesEoa Ths pagpese Of Geaafal
Granss visit % waShihsssn having been nuuess-
pshed. be r,satast - HIS headquarters on Saturday
bas there has lea no ssIesnpale communication
Since bis arrival there.
AtxoDsA, Ga 0cf. 49, Pic.
+, t,eaersf ffalisck 81 reaches KsResaw McaH-
taln ocssber esh, Iaat On tisRs - vstae Al Dis
,ss,oe. .hs atiaci on Aiisona had anticipated
she attack, and had ordered hsm Romeo Gen. Core
Win rrsnlorcsinents. The attack wss met snd ~
pulsed, the enemy losing some 9os killed aud faore
than 1000 wounded and prisoners. Our ba va
abea. seo IN Inc sgxregate The ensray ezptarrd
The small gsfrisons Il Big sbanty ard AskvOrtb,
and burned about seven miles q oar Railroad, bat
we have AIlooha end AtIansa and an siandancs Of
provisions
Hood has Iaossd rzptlly back 10 Dallas. and 4
am watching him IN case he tries D. reaeh Kngteh
Dr. Rome atlanta + psrfsctly safs % "a and this
army l. better OF than In camp.
tSiEnsdl WI. SurnMAss Ma; 1es.
sheridan tslexraphs Grant from Woodstock Va
that his eouamand 4 back 20 that place that be
made The whole country ftem he Blue Ridge 70 the
North Moaniaih unsensbIs fora rebel afmy-shat
he IN. destroyed over TIVE tIossand barns aIied
with wheat, hay and farming Supplemental and over
seventy mills ailed Win apus and wheat has
driven in front Of he sspz -four thot-ahd head q
stock, and killed. and ls.ied . Che Troops dirty
thousand sheep.
Ny Engineer, Lieut.. 96ah h AIsigs, va. muir
dercl near Dayton, and er this atrocious act all me
houses within an area Of aye miles were baeaei
Gen. Barbeidee gives ,iesaih Of his operations 70
stanton from CAtisttsburg. KY sth. says he met
the enemy IN quito superior numbers, strongly en-
trenched On Hlhs Rivef, under c,Himand Of Eehols,
Williams and Vaughn, aud Il i said BFcCkinridge.
and attacked them and drove them from their wekk
on our IcfI AID ceutrs, whipping them al every
point and forcing him back 70 his works. but IN the
evening our ammunition gave out when we with
drow in excellent order.
From prisoners We learn the ene'nys force was
bstwcen IA and eight thousand and that Breckim-
ridge was present with four thousand from Lynch
burg.
loss In all about three haHdred and hfts--sha enc
mys larger.
On the morning Of the I'd, j received an order
from Gen Sherman 10 return.
Butler fren Headquarters Department Visgihia,
October sth, teegrsphs Grant that yea-
tefSlay wAs q darided one. although rebel paPerz
claim victory. They admit Generals Gregg aud
Braitaa we're Wounded.
Stanton telegrnphs No resent intelligeoce from
Candy, but By BIS last report Steele sas moving IA
forvs upon The rear q Prise towards MissguFi.
NKw YoEK. October 10.
Cotton, ITO; Geld, 1881
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:. MAKING Meaey CT Of iae Peer. ;

The liberal bot 70 say riilsisoet remark has beea
made ar these ares&s that aBrownlow i making
money OF q poor, By seliisg BIZ extras at ave
cents each.
Vow. BET d settle this Account b posting The
bsoks and star4ing bslahes SHEET. WsgAyes ia y
Ia, the dispatch issued on SATURDAY, and did NOS SEA
the paoney back, beside losing Cur paper ink and
labor. We gave 81 IS for the dispatch We issued
On Tuesday, and did not "a the money back g
ALT beside looSing eur paper, INK and labor. 1h'
truth Is We are paying money out Il cur pockets e
furnish fbese Dispatches We are TO faruish III.
people weekly paPer at q, when We give slese'
a.&lers s,r every eam d paper We ne. AessFs
Conc & Tunnel furnished the Dispatches fcr time
Al zen cents and indibg L would not pes they die
oOntinued the enterprise Several enterprisinl
ysung men Ia the telegraph oaioe tried il > hhor'
iiue, and slthoagh they charged ten eensa for the
bullssins they bad % give up the ehAse We tel
the pubic thst there i no money IN It Some mei
are soaccusaDlnei 10 masking HoDsy Of Of the poor
thn, thsy think u nethiRg cls They susPoet every
tedy f,sr swindIiHg. Because they I've b. Il them
Saiyes.
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VIVA, We Want Of the Soush.

We do not want your negroes says
t;eneral sherman, Ia ihat memorable letter
to Mayor Calhoun, s-or your horses or
your lands, OF anything you have bat We
do want, and viii have, a just o bedience 20
the laws Of the United States That Is just
the talk We are not robbers mar destroy
crs Of property We are not invaders,
bent on sahIngation and conquest Our
soldiers are but the police fnreo Of the na.
ton, simply aiming 70 eni6res. the laws.
VIC ask the men Of the South TO return %
their duty % lay down the arms which
they have madly taken up toabandon the
absurdIty Of attempting u establish Auoth-
or goycrnmentAwithIn the limits az our
polnmon country 10 fepadiaie tie denaa.
gogles who have nisied them 50 ioaisy %
their own hurt TO hoist oyef them she fiae
which has never been aughs 10 thess but
the symbol Of protection, aid 80 assalne
cheerfaIIy onee none Che obligations 81
which lhey are bound hY our eemnien cb1l,
s.ltutien tlgl sacred Legacy which Ne
have Inherited nom our revolatianary
fathers
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Beware how roo Vote.

In 1850 this corrupt organization known as the
De,aosrats perry iapiorsi Us ali . soae kr John C.
Breckinridge IN order 70 save the Uhion. Nos, the
same corrupt lsader, aenagegues and hangerson Of
that party ask ~ 70 vote for George B. Mcclellan,
~ the only man Who can saye the Union. The
whole rebel army u the South 60 er this Chicago
sandidaie, md saeh renegade Whlgs snd Union
men Of the Border States ~ tlnk more Of the Mig
ger thar they do Of the union, ask Us 70 go with
them for Mcclellan.
Lei lonet naen who are Tor the uhioa take care
that they do nol vote with these designing nen.--
Look At the company they keep, and guard against
thern They win drag you int tho ranks Of treason
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judge frigg and Q Memphis Crane
juror.

Tie Memphis Bailstsa sasp that quite scene &C.
CURED during he session Of tie Vnitsd States Dis
TrigE, and Mr. Cay, one Of the Grand Jurors, were
the principal actors. Mr.. Gay had written letter
b. tie Court declaring thai be was opposed 90 and
would not indiet any one for having horne arms n
the Confederate army against the United Stntes nj
lcging a his reason thai The EoEth was seogpixed
had right 10 seraae. Mr. Gay was sammonsd 70
the court room and Ia The pFesenee Of the Court
5lsmissed from this Grand Jury, and hls esnduct
naoss severely aHimadyefled upon hy his Honor the
Judge WHO pronounced the sentiments Of the letter
anything slss than those Of = loyal man The affair
crentad no little exciteniehs.
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Public speakIng.

The undersigned, having been appointed KieetoE
Tor the Firsl CaagresionaI District upon Unon Ma
tionaI ticket viii address The people thaEeof in IA
ver Of the election o. Abraham Lincoln aud An
drew johnson ssr Presidsnt and vics Presidents a.
follows,
Richaras.l's Css<k. fs54as, ovtotss Ilfh.
RexersTii.e. Sasari5y, ossstex I5fk.
Isnesbora'. Mopslzy, oes0beg i7th
Eau ErzGCat Tess4Ay, ostoi-r Stk,
Eiaxsis0rt Wednesday, 0etsbaF 1sfh.
etassHtsie. Tkaraley. DSfsbsr 9gth.
Briss9t FEiasy. 0etsssr 9tsf-
Tssmas MI. tstsay cFssk, Saturday, lep-bes ia
TsylarssiIls. asaasy. 0etshsF eth
Roses cFesk gstisE Plass. Tuesday, osssseT 18th.
EsirslStlstsn, Ws1sesisy =, October 26ih.
Wa. iass's- fGreasy csss.l Tsa.slAy, nc,stsr I'D
cax's Starr, fFiEsy, oc.ahsr 3stb-
Nasks, SATURDAY, 0SsobeT essk-
Msrpte-t's Stsrs, Monday, esfaher 5isi.
Z. A CRAWFORD
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lnlaneas Altaek o scaeral shermalI.

A leading editorial IN sks csAsffatieaat uasaa,
ths Mcclellan paesrAl Washington, edited by Pa.
B. Fgorses, ChairAaass 4 he Daaoesssle GDmmitise
81 Washingtes, mskes an infsnoss assault upon
Gen sherman. Read h, soldiers q she Onion army I
Read h, loyal yoses and loyal eitEscns
sRrTAtfrr AT kTfAxTA.
WHIST means this pitoaa wall ffsm Atlanta Have
the hossnds sbroks cospf tbsr h,noaz the anfeFtH-
nate wousn and children Has another aRuller
Appeared ln that tAeatFs under the sams 81 sshaF-
man 10 ccntsnd fos the palm u brutality Itmass
BE- 40, OF else Why does our hefcie eaeEny Heed
'prvtaza IN the nslns q God aad hamanIty RgAinss
tie unprecedented measure yest propose, which
ixansceas IN sfzhlied and ingenios erelty al ects
ever before witnessed in the dark history u war 2
Tile on good degz --hsri away sfIEe-e-es' sTails
hot Ia! h kal
Obi but Il IL glorious sport and The game--xhy,
tie q prize for the Gods of WaF--and wkeA tn
chase l. over the story Of the shFlilians run at A.
lanla will be our tlenle at many drinking bout
should AFTER agsa discuss the inertia Of thas chase
why lct them Dol they can bat say, I've followed
ike good hounds snd eaFthed our Eknler
Pray God thai the history cf this horrible wa
NAV never be written. The world win shuddes q
II and whenever the wurd siafasnys 4 spoken,
win surely be coupled with The names u Batter and
sherman
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. Ny essntEy, { b &c tEse.
Sweet iaad Il liberty,
OF fhee I slnE.


Resolrea, That with the pronounced urea
son of the South, or with the more subtle
and cowardly treason Of the North. we will
have nothing 10 do, except only 10 fight
them both, aud that Il il our christina duty
10 uphold our government with every pos
isble energy.
Reseirea, That We give all gratitude and
honor 20 our brave brothers IN tho feld
R.sairsd, That We hail with thanksgiving
10 tho God Of Battles our recent victories
and that We earnestly hesecch him to 50
forth with our armies until the rebellion Is
utterly broken.
Resolred. That while We desire and pray
for peace, NC wish peace which shall tal,
dill the Scripture conditions Of enc, First
pure then, peaceable. That NE can never
compromise with slavery, for compromises
with crime II crime.
Rev Mr, Delano stated that similar reso-
Iutions had been passed il fourteen associa-
lions which he had recently attended,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-12
Gen. sherman and the People 0f At.
lanta...Rehel Lie Refated.
ArLANrA. O.. Senl. ?:

( 1AEASafAs 49, NSNHN" -
II EosssriIie .israt n he Assoeistsd Press:
Your press dispatches Of tho 2lst embrace
one from Macon, on the t4th announcing
The arrival of the first train of refugees from
Atlanta, with the addition that they were
robbed of everything before being sent into
the rebel lines. OF course that is false, and
II Is due % correct il 40 tar as rebels are
concerned, for they parposed il ~ a false
hood TO create q mfschievous public opin.
ion. The truth Is, during the truce four
hundred and forty six families We're moved
South. making seven hundred and i've
adults, eight hundred and sixty children,
and scyentysnine servants, with sixteen
hundred and forty -one pounds of furniture
and household goods on the average Of each
family, Of which ] have perfect reeollee-
ton BY name and article.
At the end of the truce, Col Warner, of
my staff, who had a general supervision Of
the business, received from Major Clark, ol
General Hoods staif, the following letter;
Rotor AsD READY, Sept 81 :
"toioSEI Our official communication
being about to cease, You viii permit me TO
boar testimony to the uniform courtesy you
have shown OH all occasions 10 NC and my
people. and the prQmptness with which yon
have corrected all irregularities arising In
our intercourse. Hoping at some future
time TO BIZ able to rcoiprocate your courtesy,
and in many instances your positive kind
ness. am, with respect, your obedient SER
want. W Il. CLARK,
Maj. 4 A, [. e., Gen. Hoods Staff
10 L,<,i COL. Willard Herasr, ef No. Gen. Sler-
mans Sfag.
would not notice this, but | know the
people of the North arc liable 10 be misled
BY ialsohood circulated for special par.
pose and by desperate enemy, aud will be
relieved By tho assurance that net only care
but actual kindness has boon extended 10
the iainilios who have lost their homes BY
the acts of their male protectors.
". T. SHERMAN,
MAJOR General Commanding.