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nUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
" FIRST DIVISION. WASHINGTON City,
- November s, 1861.
Wnl be sold at public auction. to the highest
bidder, at the time and places named below, viz:
YORK PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, Novem.
Der II, 1864,
LANCASTER, PENNSYLVANIA, FRIDAY, No
vsmber 25 1854,
EASTON, PENNSYLVANIA NRSDAY, De-
cember |, 1854,
Two hundred Cavalry Horses at each place.
These Horses have been condemped as unfit for
the cavalry service of the army.
Yor road and farming purposes many good bar
sa'ns may be had.
Horses sold singly.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock 8. m.
Terms: Cash in United States currency.
.-- JAMES A. EKIN,
Colonel in charge Pirst Division Q. NJ. G. o.
nov lD-ld
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GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.

Quartgmastr 6snnap, ,Q6ee. LIST Dirisios,l
Will be sold at PUBLIC auction. to the highest
Oiuuer FRIDAY NOVEMBER ls, 1854.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
HORSES.
ON FRIDAY NOVEMBER rs. 1864.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CAVALRY
HORSES.
These horses have been condemned as unfit for
the Cav airy service of the Army.
For road and farming purp poses, many goos bar
gains may be bad.
Horses sold kingly. Bale 10 commence at 10 q. m.
Terms cash in United States currency.
JAMES A. ERIN,
Colonel in charge First Division Quartermaster
General 8 Office. nov Is I'd
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DENTISTRY,

nR. T. B. FRAYsER, DENTIST, TENDERS
~ his Professional services to the pub D>
tc, and will siye his undivided attention DS
20 the treatment of all Diseases of the e>"o
Teeth. Teeth inserted from one to an entire set,
at the shortest notice, with little pain Call
early and see that your teeth secured from the
rkysges Of disease
No charge made for examination or professional
advice,
Office No. 423 eeventh ST. nov low
nEHTIsTHY.-Dr. W. F. MARSHALL, Dentist,
II No 234 Pennsyivania avenue, sec
sond door from 18th street, attends to snor$
branches Of the profession oc Bpm Il0
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PHILADELPHIA STEAMERS.

New Tx press Line, semi weekly, between PHIL.
ADELPHIA and ALEXANDRIA, ~ =
wAsHINGTON and GEORGE EsFaRC
Steamers MsyHower, Philadelphia and George
Regular sailing days WEDNESDAYS and SAT.
CRDAYS, from No. Ia North Whsrves, Philsdel-
pbis. and No. SO Water street, between Congress
and Rish. q Georgetown.
For freight apply to
No. 50 Water street, GEORGETOWN.
Agent in Philadelphia, VIM. P. CLYDE, IA
Eorlh Wharves.
Agents n Alexandria, FLOWERS & BOWnN,
No. King ST. novo-u
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= NEW BOOT AND SHOE sroRH!ee

- NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE! asnn
oHAs. B. BAYLY CO.,
- 27s PRSssyLvANIA AvEsUE,
Bet. llth and 18th sts., near tine Kirkwood House
Would respectfully inform their Friends and the
Public, that they will open
On MONDAY, October II, 1864,
A fine and new assortment Of
LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, BOYS, AND
CHILDRHN's BOOTS AND SHOES.
made mp in the Latest and most Fashionable style.
We will sell at reasonable prices. and hope, BY
strict attention and to merit fair share
of the Public patronage. ..
Particular attention has been paid to the Ladies'
Department of the business, and can safely
boast of one of the finest assortment of
LADIIs' BOOTS AND SHOES
in the city.
oHAs. B. BAYLY CO..
oc 14-tf No. 27s Penn av., bet. llth and 18th sts
T1LsRs coMPEHsg SH1sID. SYRUP OF euM
Well known as the
Most Pleasant. Safe, and Speedy Cure for
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARsENEss, GROUP. WHooPING COUGH
AND ALL
AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
ard the hrst stages Of consumpsioB, has long been
appreciated by most families and physicians. and
in
frice 70 and 80 cents 8 bottle.
For convenience and portability the same com;
olnanon may be had IN mild lozsnse IoIm, vel
"TYLfRS GUN ARABIC COUGH L0zENGEs.'
nov l-eo3ms I'D.
ERoM LoNDON-Porter,s H,.,ory of the
Il knights Of Malta. vols; Ens gland ami France
under the house Of Lancaster; Fosstsrs Oliver
Napier 8 Lord Bacon and sir Walter Raleigh; Gar.
djnl Wisemsns kecollestion OF the last four
sies Of Spain; Greek History from Putarch Ma
caulsy's Biosrs phies; LuIlo.'s British Indi., 2
of Geology; Pages Hand Book Of Geological
Terms. [oc@l PRANCK TAYLOR.
CHOW oAgIs lOl sALl|ust received eight
- elegant OOUNTlR Snow CASES hy the best
maSers In New Yerk. Apply to p. J. BkLL1M
Co., SO ia nrsst. three doosas oath Of 0dd Pei
leW4 Hall, U%U
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EVERYTHING NEW,
EVERYTHING nav,
kyERYTHlNG NEW,
NEW COMPANY OF STARS,
NEW COMPANY OF STARS
NEW COMPANY OF sTARS
NEW STAGE EFPEOTs.
NEW SCENERY,
ANDA
NEW BURLEsQUE.
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Itl. LoOMIs. n. D., the Inventor and rsssnsss
tends personally at his ONCE in this
city. HAny persons can wear theseQklYYYU
teeth who cannot wear others, And no
person can wear others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once can be accom- o, edated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire.
but to those who particular and wish the purer
eleanest, strongest and most perfect denture thai
Art can producs, the MINERAL PLATE VIII b
more fully war; anted.
Rooms In this city-No 80 Pennsylvania avenue
between Sth and 10Th streets. Also. S01 Arch Hr
Philadefphia. mar<ly
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CHOW OA6Is HOl sALl.Just received eight
- elegant cCUNTlR SHOW CASES ~ ths Ss:t
Co., SO III Itrsst, thrss doozss oath Of 0dd Isl
leW4 Hall, U%s
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-Jno. Nor
ton and Hannah wilkins, drunk; 80 each q.
Nj. Cushman, drunk and disorderly, and Da-
vid Frazier, drunk; dismissed. John Downey,
do; 81. Philip Roach. disorderly; do. Thos.
Ryan, drunk; dismissed. A. Ringold, bogus
detective; military. Sarah Skinner, Ann
Thomas and Jane Clark, disorderly; S. each.
James Cropsey, larceny; jail for court. San1
Jones and Eugene Bell, do dismissed. Baker
Sedgewick, carrying weapons; deferred Chr.
Bohlayer, assault and battery; bail tor court.
Spider Brown, larceny; jail for court Ellen
Clancy, do; bail for court. Ann Vulgar and
Jos. Reynold, do; Jail for court. Mrs. Kaiser,
yagrancy; S5-workhouse.
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s0Brignons European engagement has been
cancelled.
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ORAL DISCOVERY In DlNrIsTRY.

CRlAL DIso0VERY In DINTIsTRY,
Isstk ExI,st,sz sathosa PSSa ssitI tIs MxA,in u
Ivoula .a,,.. all ers.: Osyss. s.,,,. ,..,s "a a..
tract to call At DR.. LlWIl1 once,
and have them taken out By this new
And harmless process Also call AndOklIYYN
examine the DEBTORS new and I'm
proved method Of Inserting Artificial Teeth II
you once the great i'm pfovement In his teeth
you viii have them In other style than this new
and valuable sne. No. 242. Pa. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets
novB 9. r. LlwII, n. D., Dentist.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
LADIES' MATINEE,
LADIES' MATINKB.
ACARD FROM MELVILLE. E.THBAUsTRALIAN
RIDER AMI l3YMNAST.

My att,ntion having been callsd to the fact that
person is, or has been perfor in philsdelphia
"Ths Australian Family" take his means of
protecting my own interests and Of infor ming the
that has ever appeared in the United States, as l
am also the on y Australian equestrian. Justice
ike to the public and myself demands this iotru-
EiGn on their notice JAS. MELVILLE,
j. HIPPorHKATRox, NEW YORK, Nov. II, 1864.
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First app, aranee of the great Australian Rider,
MR. JAMES MELVILLE,
MIR JAMES MELVtLD1.
Mr.. JAMES MELVlLLE,
MR. JAMES MELVILLE,
MIX. JAMES MELVILLE,
AND HIS TALENTED FAMILY,
AND HIS TALENTED FAMILY.
AND HIS TALENTED FAMILY,
AMI HIS TALENTED FAMILY,
SAMUEL, FRANCIS AND GEORGE
SAMUEL, FRANCIS AND GEORGE,
SAMUEL, FRANCIS AND q EOR9E,
SAMUEL, FRANCIS AND GEORGE.
The above-nsmed artists have been engaged by
Mr.. Lea at the enormous outlay of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER NIGHT.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR PER NIGHT,
ONI HUNDRED DOLLARS PER NIGHT,
THESE WONDERFUL GYMNASTIO PER-
FOkMkkS have Won laurels in both hemis pheres
TIE name and fame Of Melville, th Wild rider of
Australia. patent throu ghOut the world, also
that of his famOus white mare, MAY FAIRY, who
has Travelled round the world with him from Aus
tralia to America, Europe, the Indies. China and
Japan. To dilate on the surprising merits Of
THE GREAT MELVILLE
and his talented sons would be superfoue
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
Vt. Cavalry at Cedar Creek.

We lind the following in our city ex-
changes. IT i the same old story about
til, ,aIor Of VI, troops:
n lhr late battle of Cedar Creek, the
1t Vermont cavalry, Lieut.. -Col j, W.
Bennett commanding, in Il most brilliant
charge captured lGl prisoners. among
whom we're Major Gen. R;,mseur. one
colonel and one lieutenant colonel; they
I as, took - pieces of artillery. ) battle
,ia9S. II cais>ons. Il army wagons, &
:,nlbuIancc> s. set, artillery harness, -
set, wagon harness. 9S horses and %
mu!r,. Gen SHERIDAN states that no reg
im,nt h,l- captured ~ much Ill Il single
rljre since the war commenced. The
III Vermont h;i> long been Il terro" to tn.
r,n,Is
The VI. CAvtLRY.-The members of tn
Vt catarv vino have not re-eUi>f d. arrived
in Burlrngto ION SAturd v evening under com
mand of It, Col Benne'', to be mustered
out. Tney number 27l. They were receis
ed by the citizens Of Burlington. and wei
CONF by II n. Levi Underwood in an APP
proptiafe and eloquent speech. and alter
ward partook Of an entertainment at tn
American House.
At the annual meeting of the Vernon
historical society held at Montpelier las
. week, ex-Gov. Inland Hall of Bennington
wa elected president for ensuing year, an
George = 'pushlon of St. Adams, secreta
nv. i'-eSi ent Labaree of Middebury co
) ltge delivered al address, his subject BEN
. oar American civiiza,ion-some of i
prominent features viewed in the light
EHopean history"
BRADFORD BANK. At a meeting CT II
ste kholder, OF Bradford bank, Oct. -,
was decided TO close up the business. 1t 81
!. pelrcd from statements Of gentlemen plese1
5 that it would not be profitable to cohtlhl
-, The banking business under the present hls
r taxes, that s,une change mus, be made.
! is cutie probable that a national bank "
"a be established in place Of the present bal
T. before great nhiie.-Jomnal.
a Charles Leonard of Brattle ooro has be-
I'd commissioned by Gov. Smith Adjutant, WI
r. the rank Of Isl Lieutenant. He goes to
!, 9Th Regiment.
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Subjects of Di>c0nrse>, Oct. 30.

North CONGREGATIONAL ChuTch-Mom-
mo. Rev. T.. {. Cummings: ",It>il- an
,wcrrl and said unto him, Verify, verify
! ,ay unto thee, Except a man be born
rain. he cannot see the kingdom OF
God.'-St. John, 3: 3. Evening
:. For the divisions Of Reuben there were
.iru >carchings Of heart. Judges . ::
Is.
south Congregational Church--morn-
.e1-Rov. VIM W TLaycr: "A prudent
man .orcSccth the evil, and hideth hmSclt
at The simple pass on. and are punished" .
-pYovcrbs -: ;. Atcrupon-" Fer
~n walk Nv faith and ny right '-21 Cor.
80
Methodist Chmch-morning-Rev. /.
NcAnn :-..And one of the elders answer
y. saving unto me. What are these which
n. arravcd in white robes and whence
..I.,r ,hcy ~ etc. ctc.-Rev. I: 13-ll
\ttorroon-:. Likewise | say unto YOU
here Is 10Y in the presence OF the angel
20. God over one sinner that repcnteth.
Luke -: 10.
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Luke Is: 10.
Awake to Danger.

zen. Washburn writes Col. Circuit that
Ut IN ton has been received at ms Office
"a lirg him to the belief that our danger
..rn Canadian raids i not diminished
ut order him to organize, III addition 10
.:rany companies. small companies OF
..lrlry in all the Larger towns IN his dis
net. Following these directions Col.
trout organized company IN this place
saturday,, III connection with the infantry
This Is all right An ounce of preventive
, worth pound Of cure. Let the patro
,r ample. and let i'll good citizens keel
mvir eyes open, and weprophecy the dan
Ter viii soon be over
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In Woodsville. n. H., Oct. 10. George Lewis,
only son of Charles NJ and Jane h. Weeks, aged
wears 10 months.
IN this village Oct. 10, Frank A. Burnham,
son of Justls and Betsey B. Durham, aged 8
wears, months and Il days
He was dutiful and affectionate son and
brother, uncommonIy lively and pleasant among
his .chooimates and playfellows, yet prompt,
conscientious and interested in his school duties
and always the ,oblgng and happy boy; He was
first taken with dipiherina and Immediately on
his recovery struck down again with the disease
which terminated his life in five short weeks. yet
ne bore all his suffering with the fnrttnde of a
man, with no word or groan of complaint, lest he
should cause pain to his parents heart. When
told that he must die, he set about arranging his
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PERSONAL.

We rcgrct to learn that Rev. Zenas
,;o,,, missionary in Turkey, died of fever
at Narash. Aug. %. Mr.. Gos- was q
native of Waterford, this county, grad
u,.c Of Dartmouth and Andover, and 4
avery fine man and devoted Christian
Mr. Charles O. Thompson. for several
years past principal of the Peacham acad-
,Iny. has been appointed principal OF 'Ae
West Cambridge (NlaSs) High school,
;.ad viii remove to that town about the
26th Of the present month We are very
-rrrv to lose from our county 50 valuable
citizen as Mr., Thompson, and we be-
ueve our people Negligent in not Offering
sufficient inducement to keep such men
with us: we can't afford to lose them.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
n1-eT1xs WAIBRjDcE,s EsT.TE

I'VE the Subscribers being appointed by the HOnora
Ie Probate COurt for the district of Caledonia com
ssioners TO receive, examine and adjust all claims
nd demands persons against the OF Dustin
Wahrdre late Of Peacham In said district repre-
anted nyent and the tern six months from the 26tf
day of Oct, ls64 are allowed by said court to th
creditors vi said deceased to exhibit and prove thei
oS hatore rs give notice, that We Will attend to thu
duties ofour appointment al the dwelling house Of n.
Ua-dv In Peacharr in said district the 18th day o
Nnyemberan % IA day Of April next at O'Clock y OIL
each Of said days. "
'"1 " ASA SARGEANT (,,-
,235 HARVEY SANBORN |Oom ts'
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
pp.NKIIS BAILEY'S ESTATE

Tho Sub.crbers having been appointed by the Honor
sb prohate Court for the District Of Caledonia Commits
sione examine and adjust all claims and de-,
ed and the term of ak months iron the 18th day
Of october 1851 being allowed by said Court To the credi-
~, Of saii exhibit and prove their respec-
tive bel re US Give notice. that will attend
the datie OF our appointment at the dwelling house
,nur Emeine Baev in Peacham In said Dis net on the
Irh av If November and lst Tuesday In April next at
'''>A' ID. W, CHOATE, Oc-.
1915 or. HOOKER,
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tssCN Il. Il. Rill Passed.

We learn that the ESSEX county rat
road bill, which passed the House unanl-
uou~v also passed the Senate without
.,po.ition on Tuc-,l,y Of thi, week. md
,tcivcd the signature of Gov. Smith
Wednesday morning. We congratulate
..r. friends of the road on their late VIC
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little matters with the thoughtfulness of a man
gave many plaything to his little associates, his
money and keepsakes to his nearer relations and
at last, bidding his parents and sister good bye,
calmly closed his eyes in death.
| Friendship and love have done their best.
And we can do no more
! The bitterness of death is past,
! And all lfe's suffering Ger.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
II i CAL L ID ON IAN
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

sY- We rlicavor 10 rlske Tn CALl"Nt>N valuable
or IT. ,fll aeCS: and trend- III Caledonia. F-sr ana
Orleans counie, will confer great favor to u anu
add very materially tine interest OF the paper v se's
- local items in hrict, legihe form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-11-04
BIRTHS.

In Sutton, Oct %, son to c. P. and E. L..
Frye.
In Burke. Oct. 80 son to Jonathan A. and
Cynthia J. Hunter.
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See Terms, ETC., on first page.
Brief Locals.


Elk. Gov. Fairbanks, who has beer
seriously i'll for several weeks, is still in /;
critical condition, but his friends are moi
without hope that he will recover.
Mr. AmaSa KaSson Of this village
has rtc we'd a letter from Abel W. Rob
,rt- Of Co. a. ! 18th w.. giving an account
Of the death OF Young kasson, which oc-
cured in the battle of Cedar Creek, Oct.
10 lie was hit by rebel bullet ana
lived bat half I'm hour after Icing helped
to the rear His comrades gave Inn a
-nldicr', burial beneath an oak on the soil
OF Virginia, made sacred 10y the blood OF
., many Northern heroes. Lis comrades
speak n the highest praise OF their lost
friend, a. brave. generous and true-heart-
,d. and one of the best of soldiers
We learn from source that ought to
De, reliable that the man in Waterford
charged by his neishbor with stealing tur-
KEYS l. entirely above such business, and
that the widows turkey was killed by ac-
rIynt bv another man. We have also
received a similar statement from John
Fry, Esq
Sec notice of missionary meetings
postponed
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DEATHS.

sg- Marriages Births aud Deaths inserted FREE
ObifarieS Including poetry inserted SIX cents lin
II advance.
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It. JohnSbury's Killed at Cedar CreeF.

\ private letter from member of the
ll,h Vermont who went from this village.
sjyr> little history Of the part the Yer
moat W, took in the battle Of Cedar
Creek. In company A, G. I. Kasson,
O,yi :. Hatch, and Scrgt. James Gregg,
N l.um mis- village, We're killed, The
ttt,r ,peaks OF he great esteem in which
o,rn, Sheridan is held by the army, and
say, he personally thanked Gen. l.. y.
Grant for the services of the Old Vermont
brigade Ill Cedar Greek.
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Home Defence.

A company for home defence was organ
lied Ill this town last Saturday. In less
than SIN hours after authority was received
Tor raising a company. 100 volunteers
were ready for duty. At meeting OF
the company &. f. Spaulding was chosen
captain: W \ Pierce. first lieutenant :
and +. NJ. Idle, second lieutenant In
connection with the infantry there was a
cavalry company of 80 men organized,
Of which John =. Eddy ha> command,
under Capt Spauiding. with rank Of lieu
tenant. The infantry company have al
ready received their arms and equipments
and The cavalry will receive theirs to-day
Thursday. On Wednesday evening the
company had its first drill. and surprised
both officers and spectators by their sol
dierly bearing and prompt manouvres.
Among the names upon this roll OF honor
are some 20 or 80 name> of veteran sol
diers. With such officers and men. ever
on the alert for danger, the railer will
doubtle-- be li~cretc enough to give St.
Jol.nsbury wide berth in their tour OF
depreciation. .but il they choo>" to come
we are ready 10 meet ;heln with fire arms
rather than open arms.
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- e.sSoS a5nS-s Se4.6 LSv<
81 EsE aS $50
= 80 sS1Sss.5 81
= ySsSsSEa ssa5 5ss507 -
< sSH; az 5ES
q 60 s<sSsEsE5s $500 3
9 az: 9 =-EESEE.Sas4SI6
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1SESs -EsEES ssSsS sSzS
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IL ad lie IollaMing /:

l5->ee Directions, in English and German on
The Bottles
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SEWING MACHINES.
EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE,
&C. CiIIL.DS, Agent, ST. Johnsbury, VI.

This machine Is constructed CA entirely new
principles OF mechanism possessing many rar"
and reliable !, -provenirn;>. h'ing been exAln;i-
ed hy the most ploiour experts and pronvunc-
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The Remedy Is Fuaa9 in this Preparation
- - - III u T IL Il IT

f'n 1r-~fr- l's' gives ft,, hair $40 aul relg a
= ..ii.4 is'a-s harsh, dry and lr-zzy hair
-t.s+r rI.1 -,...s..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

LeUrsvILx.E. July 16.-Advices from
Nashville last night say q small party of
Sueuillaa, representing themselves To- b
miles Of The city, on the Mole HUI Pike
proceeding to the house Of IN old lady,
named Boobies, II miles from the city, f09
1elr1ehmentss7 They were pursued By. .
party Of FedDrall, who, lfter ordering The
Inmates - vncate, fred the house and ont
bu1diuUA Whiah wero entirely consumed,
The Nashville papers say that at lasf Sc
counts our forces were still strongly and
securely q the sChattachOoc
There hos boon 70 pursuit. Of the rebels,
and no advance has been from the banka
OF the OhatGAohoochea towards Atlanta.
Passenger on the evening train state
chat runners prevail ct Nashville, that
Sherman had captured Loo prisoners;
tine when and LEGALITY not stated.
Chairman, also, he's ordered the cOrrespon-
dent Of New York Times out Of hiD lnes.
The Friday morning train from Nashville
for Johnsouvtlls went ak miles, but was
warned 10 return.
A Guard was obtained and the cars went
t0sWaye9ly whore party Of twenty labor
ere had been attacked by . band Of -guer-
rillAs that morning In which three labor
er8 were killed. The SURVIVOR were rob.
bedand drawn up in line to b shot when
the guerrilla chief liberated them becausa
<hey were only workers, saying that II they
WoEoooldie1f they would b murdered -
Tho guerEillas ~ fire 70 the tents and d.
stroyed the camp. They then len fos
potfS unknown. sa a9e sssA ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

CALAIS, MAINE, July l8.-At midday
Calais bank by small party Of rebel raid
err, who came here ffom St John, n. B.
Three men were arrested. The leader Of
the band Is Collins, captain In tho 18th
Mississippi.
They sey that 80 associates promised to
meet them here but failed. TIE vigilance
Of the State guard prevented tho consume
nation Of this bold scheme Of pillaGe. The
isens ars arming IN expectation Of IN At
tack to night,
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PrTrsBU1aH, July l4.-The Boat Keco
to-day. No charactorised, by considerable
excitemenf xmonG the sporting fraternity.
The city WAS well filled By strangeFs 70 W.T.
ness 1t, and bet on their 1Avortee. Iho
surrounding hills and roads along. Tho siv-
or were crowded. BY thousands q apeceA>
tors, while the river was dotted with bootD.
At the start Hamin took the lsad main
taining his position thyQughout On turn.
ing the buoy he was about 100 yards ahead,
coming in at the close between 700 and 80
yards In advance Of his competitors. The
course was five miles-time $3.50.
Considerable money changed hands. but
all are satisfied that the race was fairly
conducted. -