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Nlght EnllssiOns Cured.

Young Man, stop before you further 90. OF all
diseases subject to Man, there is no disease 50 hard
to cure as Night Emissions, and physicians are
scarce that understand treating it and to you can
say that have cured dozens in this city, IS well as
10 different States who have spent dollar after dol
lar snd sire now well cured by me. ! am daily re-
cejViug letters and sending medicine 70 al parts Of
the country. In word, ell that are diseased il
any way, and viii give a call, VIII give salts
faction for al Of the diseases mentioned in this sd
vertisement. The best Of references gwen in this
city.
An letters directed 70
DR.. MCGILL,
Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
JanI will meet with rroTnrt attention
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TO the Ladies'.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been so unfortu-
nate 10 mjscarry OF prove abortion, can be carried
TO then tll time i found pregnant, BY giving ME
call.
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EstraV.

TAKEN UP, BY WI. WOODWARD, At HIS
4 farm. ia the sth district Of Davidsoa county,
on the 18th Of March, 1864 one brown r. an MARE
i've or SIX ycars old. heavy with f0al, and nearly
fllnd ID the night eye. No marks or brands except
those siTssdy stated. appraised At So THIS 23I
April 1s6s. ALEX. MCDANIEL, Ranger
Ksey 3l-WH
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EstraY.

TAKEN UP. BY W H. WILKINSON, ONE
stray STUD COLT. three years old, about l51z
hands hi III No brands OF marks perceptibe. "
y. wilkinson resides 10 South Nashville, Cherry
street, rrst District Of Davidson county Tenn.
Said horse valued 81 twenty-five ooiisrs April 18th,
1854 J ". BUSH,
q. II. BUSH.
R y Dom J. p may 1e-W3to
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HEADQUARTERS IsTRICTOF TENN ESSEE,
Nashville, Tenn, June 7th 1864
General Orders
No. OBJ.
EXTRACT.
IN OBEDIENCE To ORDERS FROM HEAD
i Quarters Department Of the Cumberland, the
des iafaiOn Of the command heretofore known as
the."Dstrct OF Nashville, is changed to the obs
tTct ofTenncs. ee and includes, in addition to the
District originally organized, the troops and de-
fences on the Railroads, from Columbia "a Decatur
from Decatur TO Steyeuson-from Duck River to
Lookout Creek, on the Nashville and Chattanooga
Esiirosd, South Of Bridgeport, and the Nashville
and North Western Railroad, to the Tennessee
River.
Ry command Of MsjOr-General Rousseau.
+. II. POLK,
Major and Assistant Adutant- General.
June S-5t
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Sterility.

Young Married Ladies whose misfortune il has
been not 10 bring forth In due season, remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish. II
this IF your desire you can consult me either by
letter OF in person. No lady over thuy-fve years
Of age need make application. All communications
nv l.LLar raranr strinEIE n.nh-lallt.al
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Mar shal's Sale.

Df VIRTUE OF A WRIT ZEN. tx. TO NE
ID directed from the Circuit COust OF the United
States Tor the Middle District Of Tennessee at its
April term, 1894, based upon q levy heretofore
made by me, by virtue Of q II. IA. to me directed
from SAID Court st its October term, 1908, issued
upon 3 judgment obtained in said Court, on the
18th day OF May, 1852 in the case Of Logan HuutOu
vs.. Joseph NJ. rudua, for the sum OF f We tn 1usGnd
three hundred and ftty-fise 661s 100 dollars Gebt
and 81, SiiTO damages, and the further sum OF
SIC. 81 costs, | VII expose to public sale, 70 he
highest bidder for cash. at the Court House door,
in the city Of Nashville, and District Aforesaid,
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m, on THURSDAY,
the 2lst day of July, 1854 all the right, title claim
interest and estate, which Joseph M. Fuqua has
in and to the following tracts or parcels Of Land in
the county Of Mon gOmery, Tennessee, viz;
A tract Of seven scTes, more or less, bounded %
follows beginning at the end Of Fuqua's lane, and
a rock on his north boundary line, running thence
north Is degrees; west six poles, t. rock thence
south SS1& degrees; east 1857 poles; thence south
six poles, to FuqUss corner; thence north $50 de-
gre ; ; west 1857 poles, to the beginning. And
T. act lying in strct No. l. OF said county DO md
ed a follows: beginning at a hickory tree, the
northeast corner of a tract Of land conveyed by
William Bell to Garner Newman. running south
"a poles, to a blackjack tree; thence east de-
grees south 100 poles, to post-Oal thence north
% poles, to stake; thence west $50 poles, to the
beginning, containing 81 acres, rore or less. And
a tract Of land known said Fuqus's home place
bye. ". Greenheld's and Jack Bryan's lands, on
the west by +. l.. Zanley's lands; on the south by
Jesse Saddler's lands ana Morgi Grants lands and
on the east by the lands or e. Parkham'5 heirs.
r. K. GLASCOCk, u. 5. VI. VI. b T.
iune list
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sSSs AT MccLURE's
Music - tore.
SO Union Street,

Can he had the best PIANOS and small
Musical Merchandise, Military Goods, Strings, &C,
70 be found IN the market ALSO, the largest sss0rt
useut Of Sheet Music IN the South or West, and
new additions made daily
My Pisnos are from StenEsy, Dunhsm Gale B
Co. snd Peters, Crsgg q Co. Al warranted for i've
years. Orders by mai promptly attended 70.
Mar 23-to June2o. J. A. MCCLURE.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN BEFAm.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

A6airs on Sunday Eueninq-No General
Engagement for TicO Days, bit Constant
,Skirmishing-THs Extent Of Or Earth
tcorks-SLcnciHg a Rebel BaHery-A
Jolly B1uial-Resc1ang a H0lndei
ORcer-A Rich Haul Yankee Tricks.
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Nv HAba4 LII
Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
viii meet with prompt attention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-10

NOR sALE-oNE OF FAY's TENON MACHINES.
II Of Pays Mortce Machines. two Of Fays Moulding
Machines Fay's Circular Saw Machines and two Saw
Benchcs with circular complete. Apply al ZIG West
Twenty FIRST street.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

S5.OOUUOU Ies out ar.sdy on he eelasrad
spanish Preparation for preparing Domestic Segsrs
the hnest Ilayanns The immense sale and of
this excellent preparation FOR favoring and tobacco
inscription spartes T. initiate this
preparation, nnder some rstiors rhs prepare
ton thirty Standing being
only known preparation FOR purifying aud eavonr
inferior giving ali desired svoro' the
Price 81 package, and forwarded 10 ad
dress Address enclosing price Bellows sole asen y
William street ~ B.-Sone genuine unless signed M A
W. Vile" with The propreors copyright trade mark
each label.
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TROPICAL BALsAM.-
L INV YoKk, December. IS ls6s-Messrs. CAR
RENO BROTHERS. 4 co: Having aken your "rrop.
cal Basam.' with great and immediate benefit, Tor
an obstinate bronchitis i had been suffering from.
and for which ] had taken many other remedies
with no effect think authorized saying that, judg
Ing from lis good will prove
useful medicine this disease Yorrs respectfully. JAS
TAYLOR 3s West Twenty secoDd General depot
WV. E. SHELLS. No Nassau street near Wall, New
York. Retaed Al the drug stores generally.
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$4,000 o ssf isss sVs Ss slGo
fp,3 rerms.sy Apply 10 J, y WILLIAMS, az sshth
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MO IMPOSITION THE NEVER FAILING MADAME
IN STARR from Burope. who born with q natural
yt she you The past present and future She
brings together long separated speedy
Won .oryet likeness Of future husta nd
or sbssn trends rumbcrs free You that have been Dc
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cav % the erest European ceirvoyant Tor is a.stsd
~ hsho.eos Who WISH equal not TO be
ioGhd I'VE hundred dollars seward for who
hs - ser profession orsh she tells yoa the name
=. me p'rson yon VIII marry No 1ol kast Seventeenth
NO ''~''" - - 49, "'-
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81 nnO -fOk aAyg, WITH IMMEDIATE pos.
pO.UVU. secession, " wanted three story brct House
= Fscoslyn the .srfy has water aud coupeel sh
svss ~ goo order Apply TOP G. BuLKLEY, No. ss
wall sireet
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ASTROLoGY.
b. MAURICE. GREAT AND REAL AsTRoLoGER
n. true description Nanr'ce VIII give
or intended husband or wife.
Aud tells yuu al how g. i've
BY thousands he has been tried
Aud thousands more he'll meet;
For 10 Maurice you coGade,
A b. MAURicE with several secrets that living NOR.
tai knew before. viii unfold nsstere, OF the past
and future covering she whole reid OF al that
sies your happiness misery tnroneh YOUR whole life
He causes speedy marriages tells the very Gay you VIII
70 any undertaking All who consult HIM wil have good
wooster street Ladies 81 cents; sspiemen 81.
A en- depend on !. asdsms WILSON She isIls The
object Of your visit aud brings o., Of the
Ion and Stanton streets over the BAKERY Price 81 cents
A sTRoLoGY-DR L. d. MRS. s. n. BR0UGHToN
n can be consulted Oh all affairs OF human fe-such
Ladies 80 cents gentlemen 81. once 100 Greene street
A BROOKLYN cLAiRyoYANT MADAME CLIP.
n ford the greatest living American Seer 81 Smith street,
Brookyn one block from Fulton avenue detects disease.
pesrbes remedies bnds abseut friends and consuts
ali affairs Of life and business
7 ooK HERR.-hRR you IN TROUBLE HAVE you
- been deceived or trihed with Have your fond hopes
ssss blasted a. :, ss p,omsss 60 70 sapAME
known 20 fail She brings together those long
absen, friends Lucky number. free No s Wssi Tren,y
seventh street between eiIh and seveab avenues Name
on The door Ring the basement bell
MADAME EsTErL SEVENTH DAUGHTER CAN BIZ
lucky numbers eharms satlsfacson guaranteed Ladies
o. cents; gentlemen g. Csli ct ia vsrck street. near
Broome.
MRS MARION JAMES, INDRPENDANT cLAiRvoY.
M ITO Third Seventeenth gives
informson on Losses absent friends and business affairs
Business consalts,isns g. Gep,iemsn not sdronsd
AT p.-wuo BAs NOT HEARD or THE cRLg
IN brsted Madame BREWSTER u7 sixth avenue, cor.
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LOST AND FOUND.

badge IOsT-ON SATURDAY LAST, BEARING M
ID scription "Cbief Detective Corps U g.. Proves Mar
an AL 9th Dist D." The finder will be suitably
warded leaving Badge the Provost Aashais ooos.
Forty cnth street and Broadway.
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A TTENTION -wATCHBs.-JoSEPH SOLOMON. ~
n Broadway, Diamond Broker the only agent for thu
Abatros Composition Watches plated with Is carat gold
warranted perfect time keepers be
seventyhve dollar watch. So Si and $ cent 70 par
by discount 20 wholesale customers Watches
thoroughly repaired aud warranted by best
Also constantly hand large Of nne Gold and Sve
Watches American and other by Rli
celebrated makers, for sale by JOSEPH SOLOMON, tS
Broadway.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A. A. OR ANY OTHER MAN-YoU CAN GIT A
A gold pen by solving life prize rebus In tho Prni-
ers Devil splendid number. Cali at TOUSEY's. l2i
Nassau street, and get copy. Sold by all nswsmen
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW WHY NEGROES CAN LIVE
better ~ hot climate than white people, read MEDl
CAD COMMON SENSE curious book for curious Pee.
pie and good book Contents tables nee AZ
SINCLAIR 1OusEYs Ia Nassau street. and the principal
ncwenapcr derots Throughout the country; A. Wnncrs
No. vcsry street or Of The author, Or. B. D. Foofk
llJ broad way. NJ "
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ED-PERMANESr BOARD, in FIRST CLASS
w house. located between Fourteenth aud THIRTEEN
streets and Third and silh avenues Tor seneman WIFE
consist paror two double and three single bedrooms
with CONVENIENCE OF gss, water and IRE. Address MT
Herald oNlce.
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DOR sALE-A HIGHLY TRAINED KENTUCKY
s9p1a
gray; has been ridden by lady Inquire at the riding
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EsOR sALE-THE STOCK FIXTURES AND GOOD
viii Of Thread Store l33 Ninth Inquire the
premises. Possession given Immediately.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-01

Je-se Christopher. Aodrew Tate stathand
Andrew Ta,vin. John II Ingle. Ssm1 T ara.
Herman r Smith. Adam hsrpolc. las Me-
Grsnnshsn. Isaac Shuu. Harden Anlerson
Leander csruthers. Jesse r esther. Ala Neil.
Beri L Willoughby. SAINT b Carr. George
Gzrrig,o Issac Dav-. VIM Fugate. George
Brooks. Jas Webster. Francis NJ Huffman,
Geo W Reeve. Peter Haynes. Frederick
Roy, Bradford Arthur. Vim Allen. John
Anderson. Doctor waddle. John Il McGrAn-
nahsn, Tho- b Lemons. Jas CFe-s. Burton
vAnhook. John d Fox. Robs DAVE. Vim ;
Eivens. EphriAm Huffman, Spencer. Usssl-
Gilman. Ella. Adams. Joel MeAllsier. Bur-
rill W Biggs. John Chapman. John Grisdle.
Alexander While. Fraasp N Lemons. Jared
Kibbe. Henry Robertson. Lemusl Stntharu.
Jacob 5 Anderson, Henys creal, John G
Msnl,y. Noah 5 Grindle. Ben Turner. Ru
f1s A Lsrkin. John = Greek. Butler Cad
man. Valtine Huffman. Walter Green. John
SIN ith, VIM Jarvis, Jas NJ NcClintoek. Geo
N Kessel. silas Adams. Timothy whidsn.
Philip ByAs. Franklin Lewis. Aiva Niece.
Jas Stewart. Joseph Smith. Abrsm Baker
Marion Lewis. Martin V b Kesler. Quota
36-Total drafted ~.
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T%ELtGRAPHEC NEWS.
Last Nights Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY 10 ISt SssAsH EsPsFss


WASHINGTON. Sent. 81 -passepgera from
CITY Point report that early "Wednesday
night the 10Th corps under order began 20
move from their Did position 70 Jones Neck
on the James River. where g partoon bridge
had been ihrown seros' sbe river and II orce
began 10 cross.
By II O'Clock the advance guard succeeded
In effecling the crossing IN safety and heiorc
daylight the whole corps ga over an sdvsace
was Immediately ordered AMI the eosreurh-
ments on Chspin'= farm were carried with
but little resistance. There appeared - be
but few rebel troors in the entertainments
and !, Is thought that they had been pre-
vi6asly withdrawn either 70 be sent ~ 0e
Valley to check sheridan or % thc Weldon
road, fearing a blow from Grant. We have.
however. captured 500 or 400 prisoners md
IS pieces Of artillery.
The lssh eorp@ under Birnsy. advanced
from Deep Gap add was ordered up 70 New
Market road aud carried lhe en'rencbmenis
with ease The rebels showed hut little dis
position to contest the ground and appeared
to be completely surprised.
OF subsequent movements 81 our fofess
nothing was known az City Point, there was
nothing to Indicate that the advarce ~ Ord
or Bimey bad been checked.
lt is confidently believed AZ City Point that
the rebels have Withdrawn large number Of
troops from The desensss Of Riohmoad aud
sent them up the Valley 70 aia Early. ibis
being the case Ord and Braey can make
considerable progress heioro ,e rebels can
concentrate their forces.
% "Wednesday night The rebels made 8
furious attack on our advance o~srihwofks 10
front OF Fort Sedcwick on iho jamestown
Plank Road These ADVERTISEMENTS were
held nv a portion OF the p brigade Of she 81
division and OH corps. aud tho rebel were
handsomely s~epulsed with considerable los.
These sre he works which vers captured
from the rebels several week $50. sai ihs 3
the second unsuccessful ATTEMPT % tae rcb-
els to retake them. The troops tbsi STACKED
were commanded hy Col. Russell, End Pert
Sedgwick opened fire. on tho rebels I'D ac-
CELEBRATED their retreat.
Russell had bis men Ia line OF battle 10
lees than ten minutes after the attack
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NAsHvIrts. Sept. 30.--9e1 Forrss on
the night OF the 2sih. va sc Fayetteville
with nearly HE whole force. eorpu'c 70 the
Chattanooga Raiifosl A nsft a tse r4sd
was destroyed by a small bsdS o. rehe.s.-
Parties OF rebel cavalry are scattered ~
along toe line Of thi. R,ilrosd
An attack was apprehendsd 81 Dask and
Elk river Bridges. or fhe Tennessee ard
Alabama Railroad.
All BRIGGS and ~tre-,les between Athens
and Pulaski. a distance q thirty miles have
been destroyed.
Gen. Rosseau vas 81 Ctfisiisna iss' vi hf
During the nigh, the telegraph wire ~ss cos
below that place Thr morning there bsd
been no communicate sonih ~ Musfreet.
boro.
Col J.. T Donaldsoh. Ch'ef fte @
termsstefs Department Of ihe Cumb-rlsnd 4.
has been promoted 10 BfcFsi Biz Gen ~.
Siace he arrival here ~ hss snspea be
Northwestern Tsbues.ee nd Alsbsus af
Clark..ine Railroads
NASHVILLE Sept. s0.-kss.eet erf Co.
Rossesu At Tullshomms snd tie rosa
wires IN working order 20 tasr paint
A Telegram fram Paissk t-e ~ fa.
thai patrol. sef Cred pf1a by 1r
YESTERDAY seversi Fe5cgsi ,H
bad escaped N.av p.vs'es 80
oar lines
PORES ~. y varoa io.ss
add ? pieces Of a%ftalsiy $50 sc ta fse
PARROTS vsre cspturea ~ Auens sst 8 ri,-
q. more has been sent across tie rrfr
Part Of shs issA Mickl-an rsss saslsrss g
the eight al Ahsns.
Decatur = seaia reported esfsufet b.
whssi-r
Az he fgh, Il su'phur BrlstA 7.esls
Col Lafhrop. 81 lila > Le1' Care
and Assisting Pred Wsraef sfse -
Total federal To- - , kiiei ssi eish
vount15
Tes3i Tcnn-. csvslv CO. Ne 2l3 g
puns~r zee cepurei 81 sai hsr fu
the nerroes rere ~ urs'e1 ns rrissnsr
var. and NJ oGcers .~iio~~f easir es7st
property. The eAcsrs VII - tsrs'fi
Msrcdisn. Ms soa eras - Aeu 81 r.
exchange
Forrs-s mosea - lines uaitr s ns<
trucs II suipsnr bnosh Trieste
The reheis are rp1rtss - isFgs n1ges.
ovps-iss norsnss 40 sionr 80 IRE 81 q
river
ns bsl.sved sboshsr siiarx vli - IA.
90 Ps;kskL
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RxLL's sPkcIrIc FItIs-uAsaAsTsD - AZ
cAu.. Ca esedsd or Ee~sf Ca - eusG De
nss nan.c.ssi Are srsosy Ii acton: "a ckarg. 81
4sr. reos.rs4 ps nstiussrisr. ~ffh hasiress pr
.uls., ca - ures vlfheut def,cusai Jppard q
DO cusss ~ IA mantk- lns u thsn vs1 severe
r.sss. oses one hurefsd pA ytiaanshsvs ussd sh.u
"a tlsir practice. Ard an peal eel q fhsir -
49,. an appross e tA-sr csnpesiaon, ~hish =
entirety vegetables. I'D hsf~les - ~ sTstem--
aandseds u esruneaies cas- - ssowu
e<r1's srrcyuo Pnts are ne original end oniy
sonalne spscsac PHI Tbey are adapted for male
- fsmals. Cd - young ssd ths suiy rsiiabis REM
str for sascttsx = p~fmansns snd speedy cnrs 80 si
.ase. n sp-rnstssrhes. 81 s~ainsi ses<ness, ~hh
~ IA. tfsia 81 evils. sseh - Urstefsi snd Vaginal
psca.rxe.. 6.se. tue waitss. sishny % Insolun-
-. Em...,sns I.esadafne.. Genital Debility Asd
irrt.tinsy. Inpotsney. wsssness o. Los q Power
E-svous debility. A. II " ~hich s;ss principal
-, .fsa sexasl E1cez.ss 81 SAT- Ahsse. % so1s
.anstifst ssaAl ds~ranEsnsnt. al lDsap.atsfes the
a4.res from f~uiri,laz ths esile q married iis..
g. 49, -.xuL diseases. a. nsrrbsA. Gls~i snd
ss,eta--.. asi g. t-s-.s - 30 sisaser .a1 KID
49, lb-y a. - : laAra. relief = Inexperienced ~
asas sssxr ber
-atfa, .n,.s ghsepel Druggists Price a.
fa.g s5i ts seot - nsi. sscufsy sale. sn1
.saas.ntially. 90 rrcrlpf ofthe mol~y. ~
J. BKYAE. Nd.
10. Tscei.r street Nss Yors.
rsusal lns Phy.asn for ths trsstnsnt = ssminal.
Urn ~. ssrsal sl4 Nsrssas Diseases. Who wiu
I'D. re q slL. tbc i~oiia9iaE s.insbis ~ork. in
.saisi s~nEsiope
la FrrIrra Ta0rsssp-D4 RKLLH TREATISE
80 s.lf Abuse. Pr-mesare decay. fmpot-nce an
Ls,s of Poser Sexual nIssssfs. feninsl Ntak
-. xixs.y Emisssoa.. G@altsl D-silt5 ~ A..
. psmDhlef o. "a pages. e7st-iniug H>oot.nt
aavioe % ths snletsd, ssd which skonld - read b.
s.sry sas.fsr. - ths means Of care IN ne s~v-rsss
stage Il plainly set fofth. r~o ssampr are re-
1airsd 20 pay th@ postage.
LR. CrEsIsaaAk. Aren't Tsrrs Hante.
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ST. JoANs, Sept. 20 The s,csmef saxon.
ia from Southampton olst passed Cape Race
this evening, she was boarded bY News
yacht OF Associated Pres. her news ], ihfee
days later.
Millef the alleged murderer arrived ~
London on the 1871. an immense crowd ntl-
erred - take a look a. him
The London Times SAYS te eaptufooi Ar
lants IA the browning success 81 the south
western army.
The rebel loan had declined 8 per ecnf
COnsols ss@ssA siof money
The commander ~ sbe Allies ia SCI lfa.
wig has prohibited the circui'firr 81 atfit ods.
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a. QkRA2{zEsx.L
WAsnSCroS. Sf -. s.ftr u
u Naer G4ersl Diz:
A disp<ch from oeaerli Great. dated bali
pass 3o'elark tbs s~l,agpsop a. Oily F0ins.
states th,1G s1s Warren attacked and carried
ths cncmy's line to-day on their extreme
right. capturing . number OF pEsonsn- LIE
innedis'sly prspsred 10 follow up his suc-
cess. N4aLsE
Gen Meade moved from his lsh ths
maruing sBi carried the enemys lino near
Poplar Grove Church.
A later dispatch dated this evening at 5
O'Clock. ard just received from Gen. Meade
SAYS. s'uce be SsriYd the oaemy's line rear
ihe rorlsr Grove Church, 70 Intelligence
IRON Gen sheridan'' operation, had been
received sioce Sunday night, except through
Riehnoui papers. end nc latest repeat from
taat source lhsi reached The Department vas
hs Advances et dc cavalry % ssaunton here
toioe nGd8ad
PeseneuFg apssa Il e-aay mention a ~
NOR which ibeY say 3 not confirmed. that
e brieads Of SheFi3aaa cavalry was an
busbcd at ssia Rua Greek.
Dsrttches from Newbern received this
ereriae state thar the yellow fever IL ex-
ttnsigely prevailing e. that place. bat IL not
very fsr,l ane>r ne troops Thsy are en-
canpcd outiae 81 The tovH.
Adss ch from Gsoerag Sherman dated
s.3lissi n'ehL, states tha. be has made an
scfusi sssha -e o. , ono 81 his own army
q & made sn %affangeneli with Hood 10 send
60 he other pfilo7orsa supply Of olo,hiag.
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Izrozrsu To LsD1xs-D.- Hxxvsrss Fr.AI.
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srisiss from obstruction. or stoppage Of D~sture. or
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matter RON What causes he Obstruction mag ariss.
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tine, - miscarriage woula be tbs result
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~ From = private letter IRON one Of the
boys Of the ilth Indiana. we get the follow
ing particulars In regard to the casualties
among the boys from this place. Lieut.
Mullen is killed. Samuel McCulloch and
Ambrose SAVIOR are reported killed. Thos
j. Sseveus received flesh wound In the
thigh. the ball just sr.xiag the bone. Viii
liam Stevens. his brother received q desh
wound in the shoulder. joe. oorben sllshtly
In head: serxt Wright In the len arm. Geo.
NcSish, IN calf Of bis left leg. The wound
81 ar, al IN hospital and well cared for.