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LACE1AWANA COAL.
EGG, STOVE AND RANGE -s1zEs.
A1,o on hand, LEuIGH COAL. and the bert hnd Of
scrtrArt And delivered et tho lowest arkst prtcea.
arc at 1orthe1A corner OF ]: dtAnA Snd k1aEas1ry
Etrett8. Lntth branch Of Chicago E6vcrs pppoG1se
trelett efpot Of c. q N. n. Z. E:
acc Q&E5sW RENO Ll1ILK4
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#enlrtua1.
nR. EASTERLTS
IODINE AND SARSAPAnluA 4

rh,s IL :ae caly medicine that VII curs disea>e.
Serofuls, or Kfn&s& Eli. Cancers. II.
peorB, Eruprions of the Skin, EFystp4.
ia-, throatc Sore Eyer, RIngyyorm OF
Tetaer. &ca1d Head, Old soros, Fever
Sores, Ssrellings OF the Glands, Lepro-
~, White 6Wellfn2s, giles, Biotchea,
Bous, Fimp1es on tho Face, Gottre,
RAeundAtls1,is Drop.y or Grave], Liver
Complaint DEapepala. Nervous Adoc.
=!onr, Erzeral Debility, all Chronic
diseases and all dlxe.Aos arising Cron5
she use Of Mercury.
Thu Tsd,s:Es combines = y niga,y fenssesEstsa
e. s. PGTas14 III es
yalashls yssstaels purifying axIssts. prepared B,
ho5 q. laost siasseous rsma5y sra oGsrsd q s.
public ,9f at dsesss ,1.inT foM N 1%5nsa sss:s
DE- REAaTKR;Y Y's 1ODlEK AND sAEsAP4E1LLA
Is ccnst1: 81 reaed7, and taa Simultaneous
taem to s:is.y =: ton, sd ensoiiS NJ item 70 pa!
HSSf + & iii E4Ea 5 SEE Il +
Impure and diseased matter from the s9stam and 81
q Il eA9E aaa & ' CUBE
DEEasTE AY's IoD1NE AND EDsARsAPAKiLLA
as neGe os!
and Elood Cle sca:u5 powers = r. ressoa why -
IMPORTANT TO THE sIuK~
To Eerzons who ara e.ck and afflicted and desire te
g:e Blooe Purifying Medicine, We p!adso this aecu
rR. .EAsTEg1y's 1ocnE ApD sAEsAPAR1I1A
sss: @ s % s
:. Fl5flcinas recommend this medicine to their pat
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CELEBRATED
S r. O MI ACH
BITTERS.
PR0TRCTI1B MEDICATION
GREAT TRUTHS
SMALL COMPASS.
H0sTETTER'8
5To M A CEs:
BITTER9.
WHA7 TIE BlqTERs ABE.
Ap1zn, de1fkhtt1l Vegetable Balm
TO cheer the spirits end the nerves to calm.
Protect tho 1Jsteta from AnasmA's ha1s,
Route torpid Easuzs, nad the strength sustain
fHEIB INGREDIENTS.
Ju,:e. Of plants, roofs, BARK, Of virtues rase.
81 caeulc art expressed with patient ca1e.
Aad tho mild tp!E,t Of the seandsat rJe-
Pu1est Of Ill dLnusire stimuli.
RESULTS OF THKM uW.
Digestion rallles, appetite revtTes.
Tho food assl1uilates, the patient thrivss,
p1spepsta van!shes with A1l lts throea.
And peaceful keep soecteds disturbed tepcss4
KFFKcr6 ON TIE Liver.
rne bilious sufferer, langnld, E1uess, pals,
Phys4cked for JeaE1, perhaps. without avsil%
Finds In the BrTTERs III be asks OF needs,
And N7es to smile It doctors md their crceds.
OPERATION on THE BoWEI3.
Be1axed, CONSTRUCTED. Of the scat Of pain
These orgsns should not, for one day, reuast7
fhe cause Of each extreme yoa can e1pet-
T4a Bit:ezs tone md regulate 30 wen.
KFFEcr ON ruB D8BnrrATKD.
The nAccid muscles nEmnes1 soon acquire,
The frame gatua fesh, the eya resumes ita ire;
Strength to the 1iubs hope to tho heart retusrs.
TIL ssa1 and c.11tch the coay1!eses2t spusna.
pRQKRN CONSTITUTIONS.
Or wild indulgence. il not past repair;
This gealal Tonic, IS the healthfnl dew1
nstckep pazcAea as1hs. !ts wasted SVer recsv.
CH1IIs AND FKvKR.
camp' oslds e1posnfs 70 Haiaf'oa& 'os'
go.+,tt.r., nt.... scatter to sae w1ua.
B1CK HHADACNR.
1us so1n.1a> W - ~4A' a" eN''s A'1s a'
rone with thu BIttez1. md thu antut.t n,s,.
WANT OF AfPKTTK-.
-,v4.,+ ~. ,,,x,,A,,or. n,.,. .r,,o,~.,.
-..rooa 49,, ~, AZ, tr,,,.,. 1,a,s, ~. ,-..a
4 aeoa Digestion whts s1 Appetite"
.......
1na BIZ 1Ahs Afian oteAaKos'
HxhausttnE feFdf leaves It's vctiuB low.
And. aaaasssted. Healsh's rotur1 Ia s;sw:
<s@ ~ eAs* WY 'A'0A" S@"AssSee-
.,. ,n;,uu., .1n,,,,,,-,-
By night aod day, On 11yar, aea, or land.
IN nssant peril Of dIseass we stand;
Ekx. IL with thh inyigesA1t fortified,
A@fohA "A1Aa' &C.
Hosa *a-oarh 1Se world through c1Jrna.n rszs.
Here II tbs aatideee gat,st every chauca.
AAn to III hAsaahloa IA N Temperatures.
S6A s1chNEss.
-o..,ro% ,.,+ box fa.h,z.vora.
.---,... ,..r. -, ,,,,,,..t ,..-
rae Bitter, cure the nsxseA IN A hour.
An UNADULTRRATED TONIC.
oy MI tse 1,ouor, horne an,cae tha ~,
o+to.zm,,t ts,4-ftdhb, arid no,acu.. ~.
pov.,,e., to trrtate. thouxb prrrant tn .1n..
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ColEnte's Honey SOAP.
leonard. IL made n:nl he choicest materials, nd
ana enoaidnt y ite I.:ure. tEaesnnu{ scented ana
extrerntlT btnee nl IT. IL Rct1p2 upou The AE1n tc3
tt}e bY su DrugE1sss and Fancy Gsodl Dealers.
ik8eu718e1Y TH-hAI-Tu
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eev. Tatcs and VIM. Pitt Keliosc,s

EEFe E1tG8 H60 tF N. Fiji KeI10WW50
Appointments
.wiston, Fulton Co. Wednesday, Sept a.
Acomb, Mcponoeh Co.......... Friday, Sept. e3.
lonmonth, Warren nCo..-...... Saturday, Sept. Il,
'quawka, Henderson Co.. Monday, Sept25.
sedo. Mercer t0..... .lutS0A?, sept. II.
aock 1-land, Rock Island Co. Wednesday, Sept. IS
dwardeyille, Madison Co....-.. Friday, Sept 80.
tsellviue, St. Clair Ce......... Saturday, Oct. i
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Capt nc Aueten,

" Butler,. 10th Lieut. NJ Pratshman, 18th
Li.at " Bufsm. # Maj y I Parsons, q
Il WJacR ZOE, ,Onhk'sh Capt q Spencer. Mad'n
Litut Az AcKiseom, 10th
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| VIM H GREGG, m H.
araloAss College of Paydotaas Aad Dxs1oea4 T. u
| Formerly Assistant Ph3stciao 8lAtkwa1S l1a14
| Hosptals,1 1Ase Aedlesl Inspector Hsw YM1
| tt4te Volunteer Depea, n1d@ ~.
HEoos Hdw!n .. Aoe1aa.
Constitution Life Syrup
HAS PRODUCED
i REVOLUTION IN MEDIOCRE
EaA. In ~ ssaa .;s. taessa,n.s: = saa.aMg9
shsezaliy hSs5li ,s7its ia7esassaaas q d: 5s lse:s 80
10 % eafes which nA's 10 psFaeA - ~
..5s "a II
/ Taose who have suffered long nom psiafM - -
;. .Taoss ~ a1vo va,a1 souxat rattaf aoa s<vu.
Tsose Tso Cannot se cured BIZ o&ase pAya4se,-
Ars Invited II s8r Constitution ufs gnxA
cbss,cles and oyarcoms oppos,.on " serasieas
| Woee evsr encountered n7 aaT RetefmM1.
RAPIDITY OF CURE.
| soua ss7, ~Youz curss a.a too uufcr vAnn nu-
doubt heif petfotmanee. aad thlnk snss dias1ea =
sasass saS = so1'o ~ 'aa no" f''aV'F'a'' '<o's'
Tnil Il our reply.
In hsslra, sae body. Ike wo.l-oalaaesd ssA1e, n
81 oa d # hs as hse sa a3
Of dtaesse Whist ssqu&ts Il, to rssto<s IL aa113
| bA1.1ce Of tha tcAc.
CONSTITUTION LIFE syRjp,
cn y, q fT&s isff EsF sTs4k 0 81 !; H.
81 6 !. s. s;eaftf{' AIi{' piskAsss asasasd 6
PARALYSIS.
rAnAL1a1a AarrAHS.
- Isn 70 anlves,.lly admitted that coasuz4oa III.
s: Il;
Fowns-
| DYSPEPSIA.
ssiss1 = s1o.4eu. aa sa1agssss:: sssss.na'
coaSE1IAT1o1. WA1Y cR AEFuN40
ECROFUI.A.
s4.45o5.. r.. s~.1zua. ss5H:.se5
| This entrt f1txrrnY-. ~ ,ra .ccv-,~~. aH..-.
| E:.h un;oid nases7. Il By al Isul medical Euasa%
RHEUMATISM.
E1s9ss'l E1zs1s9 ,ta1435. x5v3h5a11. 7og5; 5an,
kindfsd aaeenoa. III most { atsn,e pat1a ~ eae
4 =
NERVOUSNESS,
= s: :S;:s::$ :; :s'
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i H5ss @sss ss: s;;s 81
Mercuria1 Diseases,
s.2, 81 GosR511o1: 2as :. 1ozss !. so1ss:
.nt?s!3 o ~ II i Rai8 2skeSs{ e ss{
"a Kssa9.ee Psns .sIss t. Is - 81 es!ssa q
e: E e asss j. 519 ea9s;9; as7 Cams
Constitution Life Syrup
s0os anc s osassG sSa Il ats ssnpa7'
ULCERS, PIMPLEs, BL0TCH3k
ULCERATl7B DISEASES
= a!iss sss9 9t o. a E;
M0!a EAIGass npo3 sas fsHao.cs DEPENDING
s5t e tns yoqn3 was aad 9ctass. i fs1 boss!@ 8
s aSo III Z II ssas
e e. t:a1 5.9s. E.
ted oE caacesons Edlnoa Of heorgan, scconpasS6
sss!sa $ 7 u III 10 % e5asf}F64fea :{3;a II FL
As general Blood -Puriify fyins Agent
the Life Syrup stands nnriya!1ed by
any preparation in the World.
plsesses ot The spine, u9ual1y developed n -
fades ssa saens apn om M 1,eaas.
a9s e. e N: 4PfS
R:s e. :s
THE RICH AND POOR
A. has ( S liz II
PURE BLOOD
aon i nesiested n yoah asess: md III 49,
Ell Il s.aa "a 81 u r. u ~
10 Mothers and Married Ladiae.
~ 81 s5sa a..s@ e -
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
001es I'll Swelling Of the Glads,
8 :sss sss. e s
hssGRs ~ ;o5! 4eF nss.kin5 I'd 2IoauenE
e & :fs ION e. I.f. ss ~.
spa1 P3sr fSTSf9o9t Is 9 1hs:s -
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g sTa MSg = &c EA
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NdRDICAL.-The Chicsgo North

lXI EesteIl Co'ltKo Nettcal Department wv egg.
merco fT4 Ibifd Annual 4e61o1 On the d5tt TUEt
DAY, II JaazsfY. 4. .. 1s6- TheseAo1din1 8eAelAxs
9hf1a exe usSS4A With the to n Th4
IAT Department VIII coMmence n the ana slr1S-
For fAIfhef particulars aaAsesa n. .. Don0a: H ,.
Box x9;3, Chicago. III. elRqses@2
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educational.

THE COi.LEGIATE SCHOOL
L Hin re open with every AdvaEtags for the in
styucttoR Ct youth. On the
Ftret monday Of september, 1854.
ElEheat references given. AnpsicAL'nE to be made
1t *56 cbieaso avtnuc, IeF In ID st!te. -
Sis hf6t.lWs Get R3x QUACXENBO3
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CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
001es eli Swelling Of the Glads,

Atther Of haxi11ts. Noet1 d 1taz1s BfAass. ~
taould b aSea - 4oon n tho sweiita1 q ds.eei4
hieaene M DiacassKtoF aozea Wsioh d1sn31ro 20 ms1Y
11eIecs e mse;ha59es nog ~ kafs Vnieh dspss
fncover By taft11 : fuv doses d tho Liza syfS1.
IA: AZ sGrofnlou! persoas suffering rem 9easTsl D.
I@6:: a6do@ea, nd L r. fr@sis. Goi1 bSopr & 8
evas1es @ Won2, generally accompanied Win n
Rently eaFsd % b consEtgt1en Lits sy1uP: ms Fl
remove entirely. Tho rtnsdJ aAoald b. tafsa -
to1pe TINS. Nths di1ea.s 10 axceedin7ly chronic II
fort.
Tumofs Of tns oEarss. Tnmcf1 OF tho BeeaG<, ~
kuernAons Of Any kind -
Epilepuc Fs, Sympathetic or Organic D1aaasm -
HeAEt. u palpftato1. DtAea4e OF tho Valves -.
c.se and = IL % IL e9estions Of ~ inpo.taat al
* hsl1t) V10 b SIeaNY Eel,sVs1 b Gu1Sst16G
IlEe 9J{uR.
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lizard COAL.- TIE u1derEigned
il SIC nRain ,ece!ytnE at their Cos1 Y&td / {sv
hundred tons Of yerI superior
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Produces healthy men and Nonou A1d II III ennazns
tuition is neglected youth. disease aud carly d1sH
t8 tho re4ult- Do not delay when the tueaus ~ =
neA1 1t hand, and within The reach or au -
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FIR5T II NATIONAL BANK
r. OF CHICAGO,
GouthHest c1Iner LlIa And C1nTkst4-
CAPlTAL5 PAid fh. --- 5000, QUO.
1AAIA n. NICKkE4OH* Vice-Frest.
B. 3. BIGzsttp, CR1hies.
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Mercuria1 Diseases.

aA117AE1oa. 1offI14 oF Do2Ha.
BAD coXPLHIloN. AqHRs III poY n
TkHL1AR u "1A1+V34ss blfH-ssIou o. GYIN1,0
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP pu,1 u tha avrAs4
entirely ffum al ths evil tfect4 Of V8RCTRF -
moving tho Bud Breath. and curing tae weak Jnt32&
and Rheumatic Pains which The On Of CaIe1tV
c1zes III Tech ~ 11Ely II e11l.
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10 Mothers end Married Ladiae.
ana ~ otots ulEcr3!rs o1 scls Hnu. wnIcn 40 ma
dlsdXure the outward appearance OF both mafao r.
females. ofseu making them 4 dtakuatl2T ohi0aS -
Themselves sud their {riG1d4. ""ss -
, 1864-09-15

The.two rebel Corps at Jonesboro gre COM
manded by Ha1dee. Hood remained In At
lanta, laborins under the lallucination that
he could hold the city with our whole army
in his rear. He, no doubt, instructed Hlr1se
to aseault us whenever he came upon us.
Such nre bis tactics. The battles of the Goth,
ed and 28th Of July, and the 31st OF August,
have q dlstir rguisbed family resemblance.
AL desperate assaults-all bitter defeats for
Hood,
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Constitution Life Syrup
POOR MANS FRIEND AND THE RleR
MANS BLESSING
Try It, Taka It, and ba Cured.
II Is UNIVERSAL II rs KF1Ksuk
VIM. H. GREGG H. D.
noLH PROPRIETOR. NKW WyORK-LABoRA1@40
BROOKLYN. L. l.
F.tes, e1 pr Bst.ss SIX Bssttss f~ II
us.e, ~ Kzprss. 20 u p.ss \ sn' 'ssaAH
moRQAN r ALLEN.
-.,..1s pzuss,ss, Ae0as. ~ ct&Ak, Ns8 yaD
~,o,a.s,, - J. T. RxKD CO. TULLxB, UNeR
rEIIFK, tHAA- g. SMITH. BUAHAk1 VAA
sCHAAcK. is 1sas stRsssa a l9a0 = snf&
QAo1Ga. Me10o o233A3D
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Touching thu BITIKfS this grand TACT u clear
Their 1ane Ills al the Western Hemisphere,
Known in all lands, washed BY 1ts oceans twain.
Hxalm. HOPE And V1aoa follow In their uata.
, 1864-09-15
THE RICH AND POOR


Ara liable to the SANS dseases. Failure a1d sotupAa
has made tho Constitution Lie Byrup for tho bea161
Of all.
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covered for purifying shs eysfern. md EaueytAX -
111ertnz attendant aPGna ehndh1.n, 1.;n s11 9
I'd increases md en74chee tho tood-taose Who ~
mad II thf1f it Indispensable. II D highly ute11 &9
befnrn acd Aftez eona.es1e3ss - u pE1T214 410N4
eszEaGaat u2c8 cAu4nzt4.
, 1864-09-15
As q general Blood-Puri1fy yins Agent
the Life Syrup stands nnriya!1ed by
any preparation in the World,

uisea8ea ot the spine, ~ uGuay devcIoped IN -
young. Zip Disease, Neuralgia. and iii nefyoua -
essts, ard Ladies' who AEa au1erng nom Disea1ea ID
which they IT low 70 know Wnat 10 d. 1e Wo1i4
adytse the use Of CONSTITUTION LIFE BfRUF. Is
wtat back: snd dds. Etye thsa Ga1 eRsz9J. nav r.
, 1864-09-15
ATLANTA.
TIE BATTLES ABOUT
JONESBORO.
EVENTS PRELIMINARY TO THE
CAPTURE,
HoW HOODS ARMY WAS
SHATTERED.

Correspondence Cincinnati Commercial
AUGUST 3l-9 2. N,
This daV has been big with history, We
have cut the rebel communications. diridsd
their army, and repulsed heavy and deter.
/ mined assault Oh our right made By Hsrdee'a
and Lees corps-the flower OF the rebel army
In Georgia. The success Of our grand move
ment is no longer problematical; it is only a
question Of ho~ complete and crushing fhs
victory will be-.
During last night the tt ranp and rumble Of
paebiFg column r ere hsard In front of our
lett apd center. 1t was the massing of two
rebel corps on our right tor assault.
At = o'clock this morning Newton moved
his division Into column, aud folio wed Kim
ball and Wood In an easterly direction. Ar
1iving at the edge Of large field, strong
fore US on the west bank of Crooked or Mud
Greek. Wood, who had the advance, promptly
moved up his artillery, and deployfns hib
skirmishtrs drove the enemy out and took
possession. The skirmishers pushed on,
c1rssed the creek, and were soon moving
right ahead on the double quick in pursuit Of
The enemy. Shots were exchanged, but no
Crossing the creek at Lees Mill, Schodeld's
column ,aoFcd off to the left to ward Rough
and Ready, where be struck the Mrcon Rail-
road at p. N. Stanley struck 1t with his
advance about the same time. Arriving on
the, ,1sflroad, the men of the two corps com.
mtnced throwing up works, while details
tore up and burned the truck for over tour
m13ee.
The men had encountered no Opposition
after crossing the creek, but sklrmishers
we're thrown out to prevent SURPRISE By
dark strong works had been constructed,
1ucing east and south, and MI night the de.
structfon continued.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-30

batteries. Gen. Terry is now in command
OF Folly Island and occupies Gilmore's
former headquarters. All hopes OF reach
ing Charleston this winter have died away
among the troops.
Especial to the Commercial.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-The provisions
before the committee on foreign affairs, to
increase the salary OF all foreign ministers,
was to-day rejected.
Inc Senate finance committee have UNI
ger consideration the House Tax BILL Ac-
ton will probably be found on it to-mor-
row. The Secretary of War has been mott
ned to appear before the Senate Judiciary
Committee to testify in the Hale investiga-
ton case.
Especial to the Post.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.--An impression
is abroad that the House enrolment bill
abolishes communication. 1t is not true.
II. Winter Davis has drawn up II series
OF resolutions congratulating General
Banks for his course in ordering an cleo
tlon in Louisiana.
ORANGE c. H.. Va. Jan. 1S.-The enemy
nave recently moved their pckets to the
river, advancing two miles. The Rich
'nond papers contain not a word from
Charleston.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-30

CAIRO. Jan. 25.-The steamer Mary l..
Forsythe from Memphis arrived to-dav,
having on board the 10th Illinois, veteran
recruits, numbering about 500. The Sd
Iowa cavalry, veteran recruits, numbering
700 have also arrived from Little Rock,
Ark on the steamer Adriatc. Both regi-
ments are on their way home on furlOugh.
II. {. Caldwell. commanding regiments,
furnishes some important in formation con-
corning the reorganization movement 60
ing on in Arkansas. The convention which
assem- bled on the Sth inst, had about com
pleted its labors. Much the greater portion
Of the State was represented. No delibera-
tive body ever before assembled in the
State, comprising more solid worth and in
telllgence than did this convention. An
article forever prohibiting slavery, was
adopted with but one dissenting vote. The
constitution is 10 be submitted 10 a vote of
the people on the I'd Monday in March, at
which time State officers and Legislature
will be elected. The Legislature is to meet
on the third Monday III April. The action
OF the convention - universally satisl;,eto-
rv TO loyal men. Qualified voters not pre-
scribed by the Presidents proclamation
loyal citizens say, Will be able TO poll TWEEN
ty thousand votes tor a constitutional con-
vention, and would recommend suitable
person for Prov isionai Governor. Judge
Murphy was spoken OF in this connection.
The editor of the Little Rock Democrat,
had been arrested by the military author
tiles for publishing disloyal sentiments,
and his paper suppressed. A new paper
was soon to be started by men of undoubt-
ed loyalty.
The weather was clear and warm, on the
23d at Memphis, and there was more activ-
ity in the cotton market than for some days
past. The sales were 500 bales, varying
from 80 to 20 cents. Two hundred bales
were received per steamer Bertha and
New IagO.
The City of Memphis tenders Gen. Sher-
man an ovation on this Monday evening.
Three hundred bales of cotton arrived a,
Cairo by boat to-day-S0 bales for st. Lou
is and the remainder goes east.
The 18th Michigan veterans, $50 strong
are at Memphis en- route home on a fur.
lOuyh
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-30
Specials to Cincinnati Papers.

A special to the Cincinnati Commercial.
dated Chattanooga, Jan. II, says the rebel
orders requiring soldiers to serve 3 years
more is causing hundreds to desert. Fifty
six came in to-day in one squad.
One division left tie rebel lines ye-ter-
day to reinforce Mobile.
The 44th Indiana, 24th and 26ti Ohio in
tantry. and lst, I'd, 81 and ith Ohio cavalry
have re-enlisted.
The rebel MAJOR General Vance and two
Of his staff, captured al the Front, arrived
here, and were sent to Washington.
a Louisville dispatch to the Gd-ette says
the city is filled with rumors of an intend
ed, rebel raid into Eastern Kentucky. 1t
is said they Will enter the State at three
different points.
Three hundred rebel prisoners from
Knoxville arrived al indianapolis on Sa-
turday.
There is great activity in the camps
around indianapolis in organizing regi-
ments and brigaueS.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-30

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-The following
has been received at the War Department.:
FORTRESS MONROE Jan. 25.-T0 Hon. f..
". Stanton Brig. Gen. Graham by my
direction, went with three armed trans
ports and a competent force tothe peninsu-
Ia and made a landing on the James River
seven miles below Fort Powhattan, known
as the Brandon Farms and captured TWEEN
ty-two Of the enemy, seven Of the signal
corps, and brought away ninety two ne
groes. They also destroyed q, 900 pounds
Of pork, and q large quantity of oats and
corn, captured sloop and schooner, and
24O boxes oftobacco, and five Jews prepar-
ing to run the blockade: and returned
without the loss Of man.
Signed, b. F. BUTLER.
Mai. Gen. Commanding.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-30
Rebel News.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 26.-The Rich
mond Enquirer of the 10Th inst, says that
MI. Kidd, secretary to the Vice President,
received \ dispatch yesterday from Au-
gusta, announcing the sudden serious ILL
ness of Mr.. Stephens. He was attacked on
Sunday, a. m. This attack with the we'll
known state of his health creates serious
apprehension.
RUssELvILLE, East Tenn, Jan. ia
accommodating party drove in our cavalry
pickets, and were in turn driven back :;
both pickets now occupy their original po-
sition. Brisk artillery firing was heard
yesterday in the direction of Jennsville.-
II is supposed that the enemy have at
tackled Gen. w. E. Jones.
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From WashingtOn.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Gen. Halleck
expresses the belief that a last desperate
effort will be made by the rebels in the
spring to transfer the fighting to the North
ern States.
Halpine have been appointed body to re-
wise the rules and articles Of war.
Senator Wilson intends to introduce a
bill providing that all lands confiscated in
the South shall be divided into homesteads
for soldiers.
The House Military Committee to amend
the Enrolment Act provides that soldiers
now in the service cannot be hired as sub
StitutaS
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From st. LOuis.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-The extreme warm
weather for the past few days has materi-
ally softened the ice in the harbor, and to-
day immense fields from the upper end of
the city, moved down some 800 yards, for
cling the steamer Emile from her moor
ing, but doing no serious damage. Sever
al steamers broke their way through the
ice to-day tc safer positions on the opposite
side Of the river. The ice has disappeared
six miles below the city, and it is thought
our harbor will be sufficiently clear to-
morrow tor all the ferry boats to run. A
speedy and general break and resump-
ton Of navigation is anticipated.
Charles Noyes, who has been on trial for
the past two days for robbing the U. S. Elk
press Of $4,000 last August, was convicted
and sentenced to ten years in the peniten-
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Emancipation i'm Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-In the discussion
before the Legislature at Annapolis on Fri
day evening, Montgomery Blair confined
himself to a general review of the causes of
the Rebellion, and the Presidents Eman-
cipation and Amnesty Proclamations.
Senator Hicks spoke very briefly in ia
vor of prompt action by the State in refer
ence to Emancipation. There is, he de-
clares, no practical benefit in temporizing
over a subject which had already been vir-
tually disposed of by current events.
Mr.. Irwin was more distinct and en-
phatic in his language, declaring that inn
mediate emancipation was the only reme-
dy, and avowed it to be the intention of
himself and friends to push the matter for
ward
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From, Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 23.-The Kentucky
Legislature took two ballots for United
A special from Indianapolis very recent
ly published statements that $50 Indiana
six months soldiers died from exposure
enroute from Tennessee, which is false
They have arrived at indianapolis. From
one to two regiments pass through Indian
apolis daily. The 44th Ohio arrived here
yesterday; 664 re-enlisted. 100000 have
been paid over to the sanitary commission
by officers Of the Fair; funds are still
coming in. Nett total receipts $4,000.
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 25.-The excitement
regarding Knoxville is totally unfounded.
The demonstrations of Longstreet were ap-
parently intended only to recover forage
ground taken by Foster, and the latest in
formation is that he retired, and our troops
are in Winter quarters. Gen. Foster anti
cipates no attack, and is able to repel any
Longstreet can make. There is reason to
doubt the truth of the report that Lee has
reinforced Longstreet. No active opera
tons need be expected in that vicinity for
weeks.
General Vance's brigade, captured near
Knoxville, arrived here tonight. Vance
had captured one of our forage trains when
Gen. Sturges went in pursuit and captur-
ed the entire force.
Gen. Grant left for st. Louis to-day.
The efforts being made towards the re-
construction of the State government ex-
tending along part of the counties Of Mid
die Tennessee, but with little hope of its
early return to the Union.
The Radicals with Gov. johnson at their
head, favor calling a Convention to nullify
the Constitution and form new one on
Emancipation principles.
Rebel officers and soldiers continue to
come in daily desiring to take advantage
OF the Amnesty Proclamation.