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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

The receipts of the Fair yesterday were: for
tickets, S32, ,493; sales of goods, $l7'3yoi DO
nations, $4,000 SO; total for the day. S9i'9''
50. To this we add receipts, contributions
&C.. from all sources, amounting to SlVo'ooo,
CA considerable portion of this is made up ol
money handed in from time to time before the
Fair was opened.) The whole amount in the
Treasury last night was, therefore, sloa'-
313 So
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

Further returns Of the Maryland Election DO
not change the estimates made on WeaNeS'"!
1t is almost certain that there will be goou
working majority of the advocates OF imineoi'
ate and uncompensated emancipation.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

The Daily Ners has seemed to us, on the
whole, more honest and candid than those Of its
Copperhead compatriots which affect to support
tho War for the Union, and to desire the defeat
of the Secessionists. Yet it has an article on
"Miscegenation, which appears to be imbued
with the essential hypocrisy and knayery Of its
two-faced cotemporaries. We will try to bring
it to book by statement of facts and question:
as follows:
The facts that Col. Richard M. johnson lived
with col0red woman as his wife. and that he
always treated her as such, are as notorious as
any of kindred Importance. They were never
denied; nor was the circumstantial statement of
The Louisville Journal in 1882 that he that year
married his two colored daughters to two White
Democrats residing in Scott County, KY, to
whom he gave each farm as his daughter's por-
ton. Now, then,
If it be true, as The Neps asserts, that our
people have always regarded such alliances
with adherence, how came this same Richard
NJ. johnson to be 80 many times sent to Con-
gress by tho Democrats Of his District, sup
ported against Henry Clay for Senator by those
of the whole State, and finally twice run for
Vice-Presdent by the Democrats Of his State
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
20 Correspondence.

10 tVrEt"I'VI1''N'''" '''" =, ,.,,
No ro,sa c.p he taken Of Anonymous Comrunico'ions
intended for insertion must bs auhentc"u
by the name and address Of the wter-not nese'Sy iO
oxbjcation. but as d guaranty for ms good ihth.
ry csnnot M dertake to rejected C0ununieoion
tbnsiness Letters for this office should be addressed 70 A
TRIBuHE" New York
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
Terms Of The Tribune.
nAnY IRlHl u

Etnnle
Nal subscfibeTs one yesr (3ll issues
sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 90
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. ca
Perye (52 issues)
PGyablei In advance.
AN"'''' TIE TRIBUNE,
kewYork.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
QUESTION.

QUESTION
The resolutions Of the House in regard to
Mexico completely surprised tho diplomats in this CITY,
Those who had supposed Macmillan would be recog'
nlzed were quite a51 others whose procvi
ties ar" republican and liberal, were delighted This
expression OF opinion is regarded by the foreign repre-
sentatiyes as more than significant and will have its
Weight ahroad
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
FROM WARRINGTON.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
wAsuNoros, Thursday, April I 1894.
THE POSITION OF THE HOUSE ON THE MEXICAN
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
THE UNEMPLOYED BRIGADIERs.

The War Department are overhauling the un
employed Brigadiers with the intention ofreducins h
number making actual merit the test. Gen GerrarS
has been dropped.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08
THE INTERNAL REVENUE BILL.

The Committee of Ways and Means are again
delayed in the Internal Revenue BILL They will not re-
port before next week. The report win cover not only
the matter Of increase Of taxation, but important
changes in the method of collection, 30 that the frauds
heretofore practiced will be prevented. aud the real
amount received.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28
COAL NINE DISASTER
Tyventy.Ome Men Meet with n
Terrible Death.

ScnUlLKlLL HAVEN, Pa, July "a.
An accident occurred at Phoenix Col
fiery on Saturday evening, which result.
ed in the instant killing Of q men
Thstswere on slope car, coming on,
OF the mines from their work, and when
near the top Of the slope the chair
broke, letting the car run back dis
lance Of 600 feet on slope Of Is de
greee, killing all who were in the car.
EXECUTION OF McCoMB P"srPoNEs.
The execution Of b. A. McComb, now
confined in the Jail Of Wapello county
under conviction and sentence for the
murder Of Laura J. Harvey, which was
to have taken place on July 9th, has
boon postponed in consequence Of an
appeal to the Supreme Court, which
cannot be heard until the December
term -.Nxscaiine Journal.
The amount Of gold in the banks ana
sub treasury at New York, July !, was
s3l ,o57 $50, against s42,e4l,o65 At
the same date las. year.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28
FROM GEN. SHEER MAN.
T01al Rebel Loss Last Week
~, OOo...Ours 9. 500.

New YoRK, July Is.
The New York, Tribnnes spscisl from
Washington, says; IA dispatch from
Atlanta received ~ the Government
this (Monday) evening estimates our
losses in Fridays battle At about 5000,
and that Of the rebels At about 5000
Abou. 800 dead rebels were buried in
front Of our left wing. The fighting is
described as having been terrific, the
rebels making REPEATED charges with the
bayonet, each time being repnlsed with
much slaughter, and finally driven into
their Notifications. NJ ~
"The rebels have destroyed all their
immense depots of provisions in At
lanta, and it is believed. they vars ~
treating by the Macon road. !, ON. cav
airy would probably intercept their 70
troat long enough to enable our infan-
try TO come out. iw dt8w irA ,.tts3
"Two rebel Brigadier Generals wc,e
killed and two voandedal = 7aa'ia
"Dispatches have just been received
announcing the euccesful result Of Gen.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

furnishes the people an excellent OPP
portunity to speak out BOBBY Arnold
the Chicago member of Congress, tcle
graphs the President that the North.
west is painting for cali for 500, 900
more men. Let the Northwest speak
out, and say for itself whether the
people court another draft. To do this
let township, county and State mass
meetings Of peace men, be held all
over the Northwest: Let those meetings
pass resolutions informing the Presi.
dent that he has been imposed upon by
such men as Arnold. "rhe right of
the people 10 assemble and 70 petition
the Government was still constitution.
al provision. Now lei the peace men
exercise this right and soon King Abra.
ham will learn that there are limits to
which even the wickedness Of an i'm.
pccile aespot can 30.
And let the war men also hold their
war meetings. and let the war men
volunteer, or else keep quiet. What
Lincoln wants is war men-not peace
men. Rut what the country wants is
peace. And it vii! look very strange
if meetings should be allowed TO en-
dorsc Linco!n's purposes and be prohi
hited to endorse the countr,'s purposes
We say our country f.st-evcrything
else that is clean or unclcan, decent or
indecent, aftefwards-and then Abra
ham Lincoln and bis negro freeing
scheme.
We have had war enough. The
people believe this Now let them talk
it ont. If they have not the courage 70
tell Mr.. Lincoln to his teeth that they
have had enough Of war, let them stay
at home and be drafted. For our part
We shall speak the more earnes, as the
day approaches for enforcing the draft.
We believe that the fate of the nation
rests upon Mr. Lincoln not succeeding
in drafting 500 600 more men. Here
is the turning point in the country s
destiny. Give the President tie 500.
900 men he now asks, and he will wan,
another and still another half million.
and there will be no end Of war. An.
other army makes disunion fixed fact
No more men and the Union mnv be
saved through peace. The 100000
men now called for is for the purpose
Of spreading the Baltimore platform,
like one gsana sticking plaster. all over
the country. We don't intend, if we
can help it, to furnish any Of the al
hesive ma.eriai-It other Democrats
DO, it is their business, not ours.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28
ADJU1ANT TENERALa OHiCE.
Dayennnri. Inlv 81 laGA

ADJu1AST GESERALs OfiCE.
Davenport, July 81, 1864. {
General Orders N. 2l.
!. The able bodied men Of this State
etween the ages Of Is and As will Al
once proceed to organize themelves in
to companies in their respective ccun
ties.
2. The men enrolled as &: for military
duty under the laws Of this State will
organize into companies, and ii any
neglect is reported on the part Of any
township portion Of township or by any
person SO enrolled, immediate repor,
shon!: be made 10 this Department, and
prompt measures will be taken to en-.
force the laws Of this State.
3 Officers will be elected by the men
thus organized into companies, under
tie directions OF the Constitution oi
this State and Chap. 81, Laws Of 10Th
General Assembl, O. 64).
!. Officers or citizen. in want thereof
will apply to this Office for proper f,rms
for rolls and for any information in re-
lation to the organization Of compan-
les.
5. Any company having organized
will as provided in Section 8 Of said
Chapter 81, fix the place for drill and
discipline, and If they neglect 80 to do,
the time and place will be designated
by the Adjntant General ofthe State.
6. Chap. 83lh, Sec Is, Laws Of lo,h
General Assembly, must be strictly en-
forced, unless sufficient excuse is fur
nished to this Department.
Z. The Governor will not form regi-
ments, brigadrs or divisions until com.
panies rolls are properly returned to
this Department., unless the public aer
vice. demands immediate organization.
By order Of the Commander in Chief
n Il. BAKER,
Adiman. General Of Iowa.
Papers throughout the State will in
sert once.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28
4 Disaster to the Forces OF Gen.
Hunter.
Heavy Fight On Saturday and
Sunday. and Our Troops Driven
10 flarper'S Ferry.
PHILADELPHIA. Jul 20.

PHILADELPHIA, JUL 20.
The Bulletin" has the following
special from Washington
General Crook me, the enemy On
Saturday at Winchester, and was re.
pulsed and driven back TO Williams
port, by way Of Martin.burg. Gen
Crook commanded the militia"
A dispa,h from Chamhersburg
says:
"There are no signs "ftl.e rebels ad
vancing further than Mar,insburg.'
BALTIMORE, Jul, &c.
The "American" has the following !:
The facts as far rs acccrtained, ace, tha,
Averill, after successful encounter with
Early's force, pursued them to,
the mountains beyond Winchester.
where Early made stand, and alter
heavy fighting on Saturday and Sunday
tho Rebels having in the meantime been
reinforced, Averilf was compelled to fan
back to Harpef's Ferry. with, him the
forces a Bunker Hill a0d .cansiny also
the evucation OF Martipsburg. The rob
els pursued, and yesterday afternoon oc.
cupied Martinsburg. where they cut The
telegraph wires, and commenced the de
strnction ofthe track Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
"Our forces, accordingto the best
advices we could obtain are now con.
centrating at Harper's Ferry.
ut is rumorcd that the rebels arc in
large force, but this can hardly be pos
sible beyond the strength Of the )forcc
under Early and Breckenridge.
IT'D
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

RoUGM ON the Cops q stage
load ofaelegates were RETURNING from
the Union State Convention held Al
Des Moines last week, they kept urging
the driver TO make better time. This
they did so often that John finally be,
come little vexed, and said, ut seems
to me you Abolitionist are 10 a III OF
a hurry Id rather drive load Of Cop.
perhe:ds." On being asked why so he
replied, 81 drove n load Of 'cm down to
their convection couple # weeks ngc,
and when we got along about here they
were al; dead drunk, and didn't know
wheather they were going fast, slow or
standing still"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28
From General sherman.
Louisville, July %.

AUWI"suV1 guy 90
Yesterdays Nashville Union says:
A telegram received from General Sher.
man says the enemy attacked General
Thomas on Wednesday 6ercoly, and
were handsomely repulsed and roughly
handled" The Union adds" The two
armies are now on lie, 81 ground, and the
fighting is now more equal"
Washington, July %.
General Sherman telegraphs that the
enemy made another ad. ancc on his
lines yesterday. Tho Atlanta Appeal
Of the l4th says it will remain to cheer
and encourage the soldier until the enc.
my reaches the gates Of the city. Il
also announces that all the newspapers
except it have left for the south; that
the work Of cmptying the city ofmove
ables goes quickly on, and when theYan
KEGS enter they will find nothing but
empty houses and bare walls to greet
them.
Washington, July 22-1l p. m.
Nothing has been received by the
Government in relation to tho fall Of
Atalanta. ts'a 8ss5ss- r. g go
Washington, July %.
Dispatches received by Government
this afternoon announce that the rebel
General Johnston has been superseded
BY General Hood, and that = battle has
taken place between the'two armiss in
which Sherman defeated the rebels.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

| MOVING OF a CHrMNEY.-A chimney
about 100 feet high, comprising abou,
1000 bricks, and estimated to weigh
over eco tons, has been moved a dis.
lance Of 100 feet, in Worcester, Mass,
without dislocating brick
The New York Central Railroad has
declared semi annual dividend Of 4
per cent. The previous dividend oflhe
road was 5 per cent.
A wag recently appended to the lis,
Of market regulations in Cincinnati -
"No whis,ling near the sausage stall. Z"
The citizens Of Swampscott, Mass,
voted to assess every man liable to the
draft $50, for the purpose OF providing
substitutes for the next qnota.
The hay crop in some parts Of Con.
nee,icut is total failure--not worth
cutting.
EXECUTED FOR RAPE. --Privates Ran
som S Gordon and Daniel Geary, rcd
N. Y. volunteers, were hung on The 18th
instant, by order Of General Meade, in
the Army Of The Potomac, for commit
ting rape upon Mrs. Mary 4. Stiles, ot
Prince George county. "a.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28
GH "A ER HA 49,

CLAisK.s RESTORATIVE
Restores ~ toiers
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
MI. + radicatese Dopdruf.
CLARk's RESTORATIVE,
Promotes its Growth.
| CLARK'S} RESTORATIVE. taa#f
Prevents its Falling of.
CLARK'S RESTD lsaATIllA, 81 -
Is On unequalicd Dressing.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. 1919 -
cLAuks nEsroia 4 ~ I: Sf'' ss,s
cLAnK's nEsroRATl W ''' ''a''''
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
~ IL osssIs pet,ectty harmless.
cLARK's REs 7 !. 4 I'm
CLARK's RESTORATIVE, $3.50.
.cLARK,s RESTORATIVE. 49,
Beauties tho Hair
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is Splendid for Whiskers.
OLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Hair in its Place. !.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE. 49, se5taea
Cures Nervous Headache.
CLAl2K'S RESTORATIVE, .aE su
1si.a Prevents EruptiozA, y
CLARK's RESTORATIVE, So.
Stops Itching aud BAsning.
CLARx'S RESTORATIVE. sEsoa i,
Keeps the Hsad Coal.
CLARK,S RESTORATIVE, =.
-a se Is delightfully."- psrfumsd.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Cbntafn. ne Sc aimsnt.
CLAl2l<'S RESTORATIVE, ~ s7 q
Contains NO f7vm.
cLARK,s RESTORATIVE. -
us la ~ III ysita Poliskcs your fsfr. +
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, affla 7siisd
Prepares yon for Parties.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, 500
Prepares you for Balls.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, . IS,
7i e'7F' re- 4 Al Ladies need Il.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, 'ai l7 sb''
fTl4aa Hrq d No L,sdy will do without it.o
CLARISS, RESTORATlYE,
lCI.ARK's REsr0RATty n, ~, =.
= Sod BY ~ nsuggls saaa Dealers s.ssry-
whore. ,.s*.,sg g@,s5fs gr,,ns; III .dt,s
Price. ST. per Boz II. .-.Sbotlles for S.. os
9. g. CLARK Go, 3
NV the sRlQPa' EroRs
LoRn-hreWTH. Chicago, Nh & General
Agents.
vsnlnyl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

Roussean's cavalry expedition on the
TANKS OF Hoods army at Atlanta.
The large railroad bridges crossing
the Ulcotauhaeky and Yellow rivers
were burned. Both columns arrived
safely at Marietta. Their loss -
,ritling." = .,assG
The "llcrald's' Washington special
says: "The reports OF the fights Mt
Atlanta are regarded here as highly 81.
tisfactory and indicative Of much
more substantial victory than the mel,
occupation Of that tity won'a have
been. According 10 official accounts,
received since Hood assumed com
mand rf,hc rebel army, he has lost
over 10000 men, while Shcrman's los.
.cs will NOT ~xceeds1 raslsis bcliev-
ed Hoods army must become
thoroughly ticmbrals.ed.'S, aa y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28
sHERlFF's, SALE.

state ct Iowa, Ill tue OIoJ NOuTt
Tama County Of Tama Go.
Hugh Downcy ts sHr1f e go
John Zehrung
Ry virtue OF a special executions, dated the
lath day Of July A. y. 1864, to me di.
rcctcd, issued out Of the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District curt Of Tama County, State VI
Iowa, in favor Of Hugh powney and against
John Z.hrung on q judgement rendered by
sail court at ,he February term thereof, AID.
1854 against the said John Zehrung & = de-
cree Of force osurs against said John Zchrung
wherein il was ordered, .sdjudged snd
decreed that tbs following described real
estate to-vit: ~ ss
tie south east quarter Of section no. one
on IN township no. eighty Jour $50
north If ronge no. fifteen (15)
West Of the 5th ?. NJ, in Tama County, Iowa,
be sold or 50 much thereof rs is necessary to
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost:
Now Therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon. and shall on
the 18th day of august 4. u. 1861, between
the hours OF O'clock A. NJ. and \ clock L.
~ Of said day, sale to commence ut the
hour Of 10 clock a. M, at the front door OF
the Court House in Toledo in the county OK
Tama, offer and sell at public out-cry,, to the
highest and hest bidder, for cash, al
the right title and interest Of the aboye nam
ed defendant, in and 10 the above described
property, or so much thereof as is necessary
to satisfy said Judgement for the sum Of
3ll dollars aud 20 cents, together with cost
and all accruing costs unless the same shalt
be sooner satisfied.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
July 18th. 1861
Alien & Strnble Atty's for Plaintiff. e. 8
Printers fee $3.50 sSn5O
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

The greatest plague Of the Turkish
Empire is locus,s and the Government
hires tho people to destroy the unficdg
ed. Official accounts show that las,
year more than ten million pounds Of
locusts we're thus destroyed.
DR.. Ewin ofCalifornia, was passen
ger on the English steamer from ST
Thomas to Vera Cruz. He is reported
10 have accepted an Office in the Treas.
ury Department Of the new empire.
There IL a continuous line Of gas
lights in England sixteen miles long
This is between oldham ana Manches
ter.
SMALL Pox has already sacrificed
some Of our bes: and blavest troops
Soldiers, Listen 10 the voice If reason
supply yourselves with HOLLOW
AVS Pills & OlNMENT. The Pill'
purify the blood and strengthen tn,
stomach, while the Ointment removes
all pain, and prevents pit marks OIL,
80 cents per box Or pot.
Prof LOOMS, Of Yale College, say
Sunday, June o6'h. was the hottest ia,
in New Haven for Sc years. The ther
mometer stood lO2 in the shade.
The present expenses Of our Cover
ment amount to 81, 700, 900 a day
4ll2,5O0o an honr, 81 ,s75 minute
aud ISL ,25 second.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

HOUSEHOLD WORD From east to
West over the States Of this Union
Chemical Salcratus are household
words familiar to the ear. rs the bright
red papers are to the good housewife,
who delights in setting before the fan,
lily and guests light, white and holesomo
bread, such as can only be preceded
by the use Of this excellent compound.
The grocer who does not sell this arti
Gle and puts off an inferior one to make
little more profit is unworthy Of pat.
ronage.
There is man on trial at St Joseph,
Mo accused Of nine murdereYs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

A letter receive! yesterday from
Tasting, Minnesota, states that II S.
Jennings Esq, formerly we'll known
lawyer in this city, was murdered by
Dakota. Indians near the Monta line,
on the 2sth Of June, while on his way
TO the Idaho gold mines. lie and his
family were travelling with large party.
when he in company with five other
men, rode several miles in .ad.
vance Of the train, and came upon
a band Of Indians, who murdered the
whole five. They were found by the
company when it reached the scene of
the calamity. Wheather Mr. Jennings
family proceeded on its way or not, tho
letter does not state.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

REBEL PRisONERs.-The numbers OF
rebel prisoners now in our hands is
semi officially stated to be upwards OF
$1,000, Of which about 1000 are offic'
ers. The various deposits at which
prisoners are confined are TO render the
establishment Of others necessary. The
Commisionary General Of Prisoners il
now At Elmira. N. Y, experimenting
the removal Of prisoners from Point
lookout to that place. The barracks
there are expected 10 accommodates,
900 men.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28
Great battle fought on Friday
.-rhc Enemy Again Repulsed
..lle0vy L0sAes..Ne com.
aM0m0 the City.

New York, July %.
Tho New York Tribune's Washing
ton special, Sunday night II o'clock,
says: "Government has received dis.
patches from General Sherman announc-
ing that on Friday the rebels under
Hood massed heavy force against ! is
left wing, consisting Of McPherson's
grand division, composed Of Logan's
and Blair's corps, and made desperate
attack, gaining a temporary advantage.
The enemy, after terrific fighting, in
which number Of charges we're made,
were rcrulscd with much slaughter,
and driven into their Notifications.
Major General McPherspp,g during the
battle, tccamp separated from his staff,
and was killed BY sharpshootcrs. After
McPherson's death, General Logan as.
sumei. commahdsard Of lis division"
A later dispatch says our forces had
ob,nined possession OF elevated ground
northeast Of the town, that siege guns
], had been mounted, which command
the place; also that the rebels were
burning their stores, preparatory 10 a
rctrogradc movement. Everybody
feeds confident. shat Atlantis, BY sAhis
time has fallen into our hands.
- So NMs.
The Herald's Nashville special, 24il
says: "Hood has received reinforce
,nents from Charleston ana else here
Johnston was relieved because he woult
not risk general engagement. There
is strong belief that the rebels carno
get away from Atlanta"
Louisville, July ~.
The Journal announces the occupa
ton Of, Atlanta by our forces on Fri
day. The rebel loss In killed an,
wounded and missing will reach 5000
inducing 1000 killed. Parts OF on
army entered Atlanta. We may hav
some fighting for full possession OF ID
city, but the present campaign is vii
tually ended.
Il. s. Since the above was put i
type it is repsrted that our army ha
possession OF only part Of Atlanta an
that there has been some very hcav
fighting. Hood having more fightin
qualities than Johnston, he is pitching
in.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

Oar forces near Charleston on John.
sons Island, under General Hatch, at.
tackled the rebels and drove them from
their position. Tie rebels afterwards
attacked them twice but were both
times rerulsed with serious loss.
The rebels under General Forrest
were defeated on the 18th inst at TIL.
pclo in Alabama. Their loss 1t is said
wiz reach 1000 men. They admit a
loss Of 2,4OO. Oar loss in all did not
reach 500. Oar forces were under
Gen. a. J. Smith, who is proving t. be
quite successful commander. The
principal part Of the fighting was done
by the cavalry and negro brigade.
Wealthy men liable TO be lrafted.
arc hiring substitutes to represent them
in the army. The matter is raging
quite extensively in some places and
even the ladies' are taking hold Of It
In Cincinnati they are endeavoring to
raise an entire regiment Of representa-
tives.