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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-03-02
THE BACON TAX.

The Confederate Assessors for the Tax
n Kind will attend ut the following times
and plnces for the purpose Of receiving rel
turns of all hogs slaughtered in Lancaster
District from the day Of April 1868, 10
the first day of March 1864.
At Lancaster Court House on Monday
and Tuesday, 2ls, and I'D days Of March.
Al Nelson Bells Wednesday, March AID
At Matthias Crenshaw's Thursday, " Gath
Al Pleasant Hill, Friday, " 25th
At Smairs Msnda, " 2sth
At q 81 Fundrrb,rk's, Tuesday. &" 2sth
At Tuxahaw, Wedns.dsv, both
Al Hortcn's Thursday, SIst
Al Mrs NJ c IIusv's Monday, April 4,h
At CrIig.rlle, Tuesday, . 9th
At II K Magill's "Wednesday, 9th
At Be!lair, Thursday, Tih
Al Ross Store, Friday, 9Th
and ut Court House salesduy in May.
Ii will be seen that the above dates and
places are the same as those appointed by
the State TEX Coliecto. for receiving the
State Taxes. The appointments are thrown
together with tho view to accommodate the
people.
The returns must be based upon the
number OF pounds Of pork realized by each
individual from hogs slaughtered by them,
between the dates above mentioned. No
quantity Of pork is exempt from taxation.
JAMES K. MAGILL,
18th District Collector.
Feb 24th 1864, at
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-03-02
A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS
For Twelve Months Coufsdsrs,. Ran.
vice in the Statel


COLUMBIA, 8. G., Jan. ~. 1864.
HAVlNG received Instructions from IN.
- Bureau Of ConseriPtion at Richmond.
thro the Comnaniant Of Cssscrip,s for
South Carolina, TO raise nix COMPANIES
OF MOUNTED MEN for ths purpose ef
arresiing Dessrtsrs and dsIinouests from
Conscription, and also for the purnos. :. cf
resisting any "lscsl invasion" Or raid. th,t
may bs attempted by tho Abslitionists:
Such authority on my part 10 thus m,ds
known TO the citizens Of the State in ord.r
that this mort important service NAV bs
rendered the great ssass Of Southern Ind.-
pendencs.
1t is proposed 10 form the Battalion frsn
"Exempts and Non-sonscripts." Each cen.
Pany TO consist of net less than sixty, nos
more thaa one hundred, rank and 6is to
elect its swa officers, and 10 furnish ia
swn hsrses., Aras (sabrs and carLins) and
accsuirsments will DO furnished by the
Confederate Goyeransnt and persona do.
sireus Of joining the corps can report, either
individually or 10 organized companies. 10
the nearest District or Congressional En-.
rolling Officer, who 10 authorized t~ nustsy
in and report then TO me at these Head.
quarters.
The above Card 10 isaued with the full
consent ofths State authorities.
The Term o! service will BE- for tx ely>
months, and Its sphere OF aciisE loea-,has
is, within the State.
ALLEN ]. GREEN,
Major and Enrolling Ofiser.
Feb. 3, 1864. 6a-It.
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FOR SALE.

FUR OALE.
THE METHODIST PARSONAGE
will be offered at public sale on the 6Sse
Monday 10 March. Terms made known on
day Of sale. by order Of The Tssstsss.
Feb -, 1884 sJA
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Notice to Tax Pavars

TWILL be at the usual places Of recsi
wing taxes. on the following days. viz:
At Lancaster Court House on Msnday
and Tuesday the 1lst and 22d days of
March.
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Report of Commissioners of Roads and
Bridges. for Fall Term, 1868.

Cash on hand from last report Sa35,sl
1868,
Aug. J Reed from Tax Collector 1885
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
=. w. DICKINSON,
Bounty, Claim & Pension Agent,

Will obtain Arrears of pay, Pensions
Bounty Land. Bounty Money, Claims for
Horses and other property. destroyed, DC.
River Falls. Wis. Feb 10, 1861. no Alt
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
Ready-M dc CT ching.
An Ordinance.
To license Billiard S looms and Bowling Alley
in he City Of Prescott.

To license Billiard S looms and Bo,rling Ali.ys
an he City Of Prescott.
The Common Council Of the City oil Pres
colt do ordain as follows:
= Sec l. That licenses shall be granted for
keeping and maintaining Billiard Saloons and
Rowling Alleys upon the payment TO the
CITY Treasurer of the city of Prescott The
sum Of twenty-five dollars for each Billiard
Saloon or Bowling Alley. and any person
who shall violate the ordinance by keeping
and ma ntaining any billiard saloon ar bow
Il, ally without first having obtained IL
ccnse therefor. as provided in this ordinance,
shall forfeit and pay the sum of not less than
five dollars nor more than twenty dollars fOT
each and every offence.
Sec. 9 lie it further ordained that II 10
hereby made the duty OF the City Clerk up
an tie presentation {" him Of a receipt from
the City Treasurer If the aynt MT of any h
GEMS. to issue written license I" the pc son
or persons applying therefor. for which said
Clerk shall he entitled to receive from the ap-
plicant the sum of one dollar
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take effect
from aud after its publication
A. A. JAY, Acting Mayor.
A. Miller CITY Clerk.
Notice is hereby given. that the foregoing
ordinance was passed hp the Common Com.
ell of the city of Prescott OH the 18th Gay 0.
january, A. D. 1864.
A. MILLER, City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. Sc
H. MINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSTEMS-ncw and reliable treatment-in
reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Sent by mail in scaled letter envelopes, free
ofeharge. Address Dy. y. SKILLIs HoUGH-
ros. Howard Association Ns9 South Ninth
81, Philadelphia. Ps. IS nSsiy
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
Taken Up.

Game into my enclosure about the 26th of
Nov. two brindle steers. one about wears
old. white star on his face. white ON tail and
flank Ike other years old. white on tail and
flank. The owner is requested 10 prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take them away.
JANIS WEEsroS,
Oak Grove. Dec. 3, 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
Resolutions.

Rcsoi'ed. By the Comm on Council of the
City of Prescott. that he Clerk be instructed
10 deliver 10 this body the name al names of
all persons having Ii, enscs TO vend or sell vi
noi or fcrmented. or spiriiuous liquors. the
sum paid. date and expiration of such license;
als,,. the name or names of all persons who
have licenses for billiard SALONS. and the date
and expiration of their licenses.
GEO. A. DILL, Mayor.
A. MILLER. City Clerk
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
Notice 10 Creditors.

Pierce County Court IN Probate.
Tn the matter Of the Esiate1
Of To all whom il
Solomon o. McKeen de. may concerns:
ceased.
Letters of administrator on said estate
having been issued to SulomOn A. Mckeen
Of said County, on the Cd day of November.
1863. AMI six months from and after said day
being allowed and limited for creditors {"
pr sent their claims for examination and al
iowance notice is hereby given that the an
dersigned Will, on the first Mondays of Feb
ruarv and May next at ten o'clock A. NJ, on
each of said days, at his office in the City
of Prescott. receive. examine. and adjust. all
claims and demands of all persons against
said deceased.
WILLIAM HowIs, County Judge.
November -. 1868. 3u-4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20

nj OTlCE.-All persons having borrowed
" our Grain Sacks. will return them on or
before the LIST of March, At that time we
shall place warrants IN the hands of the Sher-
iff and his Deputies 10 arr ST parties knoTn
to have our Sacks and claiming to have pur-
chased them. watch is mistake.
DILL l. Bro.
NJ OTICE.--All persons having accounts
~ or notes due q. A. Dill, Dill d Bro. or
G. 4 Dill Il Co, unarranged or unsettled.
will settle Immediately and save cost.
@. A. Dill.
Prescott, Dec. Is. 1853.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
NOTICE.

Ten per cent will be added from this dateto
all parties owing Excise Tax, and after LIST
day of December, ten additional viii be add
ed.
GEO. A. DILL.
Dep. Col. 10th Division. s.h Dist.. Via.
Preseo.A, Nos 30. IeS3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
FARM FOR SALE

7 WISH to sell my farm in the town OF OAK
i Grove. three miles from Prescott, Oh Inc
County Road.
EIGHTY ACRES, ALL FENCED.
Foty-five acres under cultivation. gooo
House and Barn and two wells of water o. lhs
place Also.
FORTY ACRES OF TIMBER,
in the Trimbelle woods. Ter reasonaoie'
Apply to me. on the place.
HENRY HAMMOND.
Oak Grove. Jan. ~. 1864. 3o-"S
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
EslraY Notice.

Game into my enclosure about tina ISL o.
January. red COW, 18th some white on ins
belly. tips of horns bored. in poor condition
The owner is requisite to pay charges ans
take her away.
CIV. 2ARLs1fs
Oak Grsvs rss. 1854
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
THOMAS Walden, Nj. ID.

Informs the public that he has located in
this town. for the practice of his profession.
in Medicine. Surgery and Midwifery. and
will attend also To all calls in the county
His office is at the Prescott Hotel.
Prescott. Oct. 6. 1863. n23f
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
Referees sale.

Piercs County, Circut Court-State Of Wis
consin. VIM. II. Butler. plaintiff, against
Samuel W. Dickinson and Mary S. D;ckn-
son, defendants.
DY virtue and in pursuance of Judgment
ID of Foreclosure and sale. obtained IN the
above e:ititled cause. ut the May term ~f said
court. to-wit or the 25th day of May. 1863
! shall expose for sale and sell To the highest
bidder. at The front door of the City Pank of
Prescott. in the city Of Prescott. IN said coun-
". ON Monday. the 18th day of February. A.
u. 1864 at three O'Clock in The afternoon oi
said day the following described premises 10
satisfy said Judgment with interest and cos'
of sale. tO-wit: commencing at the quarter
stake on the south line of section six 10y
township twenty-seven (27), range eighteen
q }. and running thence east sixty rods (O),
thence north thirty rods (30). thence west
sixty rods (60). thence south thirty rods (30)
to place of beginning. al in town 81 OF ranre
IS. being in the county Of Pierce and State
of Wisconsin. N. s. DUNBAR, Referee.
WHTE d JAY. pl'ffs aii'ys 35-w6
Dated Prescott, January 81. 1864.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
NEW JEwELRY STORE.
PETER SMITH

nEALkR IN Clocks. Watches aud Jewelry
IL has remnved to Peter Bolts new bull
ding. Broad Street. Repairing done TO order
Prescott. July 25th, 1868. l2-tf
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Taken Up.

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber.
at his residence. in the city Of Prescott. about
the 2lst day of December. 1863. two heifer
calves, about eight or nine months old one
is of dark red color, and the other is of
light red color, with white face. The owner
IS reauestA to prove property. pay charges
sud take them away. IL. a. JAN
Present. Der %. 1859. 2sv1
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One hundred words will be counted as
Square N snlid matter; over 100 words will
ke csished rs two squares; over 200 words
AZ ti,Tee squares. etc, etc.
legal advertisements inserted at the rates
prescribed Nv Statute.
Loaded ar displayed advertisements will be
charged 30 per cent. above thee rates
Special notices Is cents per line fpr INST M
.rltion. aud 10 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Transient advertisements must be Paid for
liz advance: all others Quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered. VIII
be continued until they are ordered Uut, and
sharycd accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01

MfADOW OkUFk v soss 49, Aevss
Hunters army reached Lexington june lz$
found Il occupied BY infantry and artillery Aner light
ing few hours the RAbeja iefk we burned the VIZ.
giSis Military Institute and Coy. LetehASs house.
Can't Blasers scouts captured soyen canal boats cor.
tanning six canoes, 100 rounds Of AMMUNITION and
isrse amount OF comnssary stores. ~
Zen. Dufe having cut the Chsriottssyis and Lynch
bure Railroad at Amherst we marched By way Of b.
chonnou and Liberty 10 Iyuehbufg Al Liberty We
tore ms the road for severs miles burning bridge 700
feet long Five miles from LyncAbufg " found the
Rsbels In etrong position, and attacked them june H.
diving them two miles. when night closed n. During
the nirhI heavy achievements from Richmond. under
Eoriy' arrived On Saturday. after feeling tho enemy's
strcch II decided that they were too strong fos
us aud BY night withdrew having taken two cannon
and 90 prisoners. The 81 Virginis CeyalY Satur.
dsy night cut the railroad ten miles ess ynchburg.
At Salem patty Of Rebels ATTACHED iCorlin's and
Stransss batteries. In dc6le droye "a the men, cut
the wheels, and took Of l2o h.rsea We brought on
ave cannon leaving seven that werc ruined. together
with seven cassopx and carriagea that burned By
the sxp,oetop Of the former W men &r iiled and
ten Wounded Of the ed Virginia Cayslly.E Our whole
loss In tie entire movement is prohabIyieQ0 killed.
wounded, and missing. We have 100 psl6hers seven
capnon aud coo hoss captured and hayv tved almoss
entirely of the country and made tho Mgest raid On
record. - -. '-Il
Among the killed IL Adjutant TogYspea 18th Ohio,
wounded, Col John A. Turley. 9lst Qhi6 nd Lieut. q
Roberts Of The Genssars stan ssrs IA
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iyFEoyT or KExEsAw MOUNTAINS. Ga.
al Dll -- o.. Ntf'-. June ~ lee4. )
N.Dff THE SITUATION.
The CORPS On tho right and left advanced
again Yesterday and The center maintained It's threat
ennp POSITION around and upon the base OF kenesaw
Mountain, in the teeth Of very hsssy sr1ileiy hre
Guns returned something rore thar Indirect reply.
Oar center Is very close TO the heavy Rrtal works
the mountain and asy further prSgress ineso a' DO
batteries very destructive. 1t csDnoi unHided. com
The mcTems nts Of the wings especially the corps Of
Hooker and Schofeld on the right (which are now just
three miles from Marietta and feeling their wa! east
rapidly import the speedy accomplishment OF sher-
mans design OF pushing Johnston south VI the Chatfa'
hOochie River. without any great sacrifice Of life As
our various corps converge toward kenesaw. room 10
tie right or the left mast be yielded In order 70 get all
our troops into position. Ground bas been yielded to
the ,gM exclusively and every day the right wing
Iiends nytber TO The south. Orr extreme right Is
south Of the lirde " Marietta aud II is the cnrren
IL Observation-Disclosures IL. Tia Rebels must withdraw 80
many troops from KeDesaw to oppose II that they VIII
there IS very pcrvsve runnor eAoat that Joo john
ston has been superseded BY Ewe but II seems 10 have
no better foundation than camp rumoi An inteI!'
gent Rebel lieutenant with whom conversed Yesterday
said that every effective s9hiey In the C?rfederaey
he himself was veteran Of three years standing he
Lad Just had bis 6rt experience in the field, having
been stationed with his company a. ssvssnah Ga a.
had 600 men, but think he may DO safely discounted
80 per cent.
TIE LgPT.
Mcpherson advanced slightly yesterday, but
diminishing along his front very light Day before
Yesterday Col Nints's Brigade Of cavalry on tho ex.
IRENE left was roughly handled by an overpoweIing
force c( the enenye cavalry. before whom II retired
slowly. with loss Of about seventy killed. wounded
- 8 :. GUERRILLAs IN OUR REAR.
notwithstanding the break In rear at Tilton, the
army Ia on full rnticns and Is bessed with abund.
ance OF forage ard ammunition. Trains are running
again and further precautions have been taken TO
der he nIinportant line Of communication moro
cure The most glaring mistake made BY the Ieb
air In the West was to turn this Atlant RsAiroad
10 mn without serious damage. The road II will be
nenbered belongs to tho State Of Georgia; and Gov.
Brovn s said 10 have fatty threatened rebellion II any
image further than burning the large bridges wgs
nftempted The Yankees under Sherman may thank
Gov brown for fun bellies and their popinquiy to At
y RIGHT WING, WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~.
TURNING OF THE ESEMYs LIFT.
On the morning of the god, everything gave
prouise Of renewal of activity in this part OF the
srmy which had now rested several days awaiting TIE
action Of the other corps Hospital tens were strnck
at least those occupied by able TO moves 1he Gen
erals carly ordered 10 horse and were out On the nns
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On the morning of the god, everything gave
pronise Of renewal of activity in this part OF the
army which had now rested several days awaiting the
action Of the Other corps Hospital tents were strnck
at least those occupied by able TO moves 1he Gen
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their main line, the Location Of which had moi been I'M
covered to o..
upoI ridge which seemed TO jut ontsfrom krnesaw
Mountain and run In "a sou.lwestcfly direction, Rob
el battery. until then undiscovered. opened lon Bald
Top, a spur Of kcresaw connecting 1t with the rdgo
had gained the cover u the woods on the south Of tho
field Qhd the shots from the battery fell wide Of the
marx, INJECTING no damage Upon us.
OUR ARTILLERY. asg 3,
a. this jancture when the enemy finding his artille
~ incapable OF inficting any damage. ceased his fire.
the prompt and Bridges chief Of artillery Of
the corsi arrived up with GoodsPeed,s Ohio Brad
eys 18th Ohio) SmoIsons 18th Indisna. Bridges and
Alters batteries placed them Immediately In position
Commanding Bald Top. and the iron monsters immedi.
atey commenced their morning salutatons.
All the batteries did splendid work. especially the 9th
Ohio rydgess and Siponscns. The latter, under the
command Of Lieut. Morrison, planted his FIRST two shots
directly into the Rebel battery or rather two Guns Of
the battery. on Bald Top. They. were pretty
OF tho hill and Kenesau from which our batteries were
but mile or mile and quarter distant was kept up
fol- some half hour. until not Rebel coud DO sen
on the hn or mountain. and the battery was speecn
aScr q tss stms,y now e,sc tSs Isd
been swallowed the ncessant roar OF the artillery
was once more heard. 81
cara p,r CHANGE IN THE REBEL LISE'y -.
Before we had engaged the enemy many minutes2
became evident that tho line Of tho enemy had under
gone quite change since yesterday ON the hight OF
in sonttwesteny direction. During the retrcat icy
retired their lef and this morning covers two sues
Of square That portion Of the line northeast y the
Kenesaw was unchanged but ta;r s's sn.
south, or in tue direction OF Marietta Tie withdrawal
of the lc consequently made 1t necessary for Hooker
and Schofeid toswing round the right wing several
mica which consumed many hours Of valuable rme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01

Judge Leach Of Ohio, Solicitor of Sixth
Auditors Bureau. aud Third Auditor Atkinson Of
Ohio, Mr.. Chase's appdutces. have resigned.
1t ID said that Mr. Harrington, Assistant Secretary
OF tho Treasury resigned to-day. Mr. Chiitenden the
Register. resigned some days since. 80
=. News was circulated in the Senate. at O'Clock this
evening. that Gov. Tod had declined the sppointment
BY telegraph on The request Of the Prcsiecpt M 4,
Tader NO circumstances viii Mr.. Chase return TO the
Treasury. .;,.,.. p al, ....,.q =, ~.
The impression here, at II O'clock is that new and
greater changes win Immediately take place ''
The chief supporxrs OF Mr. Tod have been Gov. Den.
pison Hahn Rro,oh aud olpynbos D<,atN non tr
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than any cen give
TIL REBfL ABfILIEhY. I..
To cover this assault upon Hooker. at ii q. u the
enemy opened RAPID but random frc Upon our center
with rs aItillery placed in our immediate iont on
high ridges and from Big and Little hcncsow anu bao
Cop, our artillery returned thoii saiuiations WIN
great yisor and precision; al every alssaaiee oar
ton 80 accurate was the fire Of our cannoreers Ing
enemy's guns mounted On Kenesaw, were i"rpoauu
PARROTS capable OF yeiy long range Iheir hIg WI,
principally directed W NhlakeIs DIlgaac, wI,ra w
held the hills taken from the enemy TIC o,,cr neal
Tic shots however did little or no damage. as nearly
al Of them were deposited
Tie artillery duel continued nearly the Whole after
noon with trihng loss TO our troops heyer nss ni,
iery achieved grrnicr laucls than to-day Nearly nl
ON shots were dey cred into the enemys line and NJ
batteries with remarkable accuracy 30 wiid aad nac
curatc was the Are of the enemy that to-day the rear
was O much more uniLyitng location Ior non eouo"'
ants than upon the slniniSh lines
~ TIP sXfRMIsHING on THE CENTER.
On The frort Of the 4th and l4h Corps vas eAfeu'e
slight-so little firing, indeed. MSS heard thst one a.
most was constrained u jump at tie conclusion hr tnc
contestans had mutually agreed 10 truce for TIC Day
In front of Whitaker however there was portion OF
the field upon which tbickly sffe%n Tue desd au
wounded Of The enemy in In :S1e" defpstai ,e Wss
krpt up ali daS 10 prevent the Rebels from getting on
their wounded Gen. Whitaker counted l6o keDei ue'a
- ovR LossIs
IN the %h and l4th Corps to-day were very tfihing
Hooker In rcpulsng the cncmy's charges, rus' have
Suffered soroe.A few men we're wounded IN real -
Whitaker by the explosion OF shells from tne enemy
bate res on the mountains and hills south OF It, ne
posion Of shells on the roads in rear Of our lines
-'7 ~ A HEAVY EIdHT sKIHMIsE.
1t is row II O'Clock p MI, ant along the me 1 r
arins is quite rapid 1nd tho goDers imfrsssioq s that
IL VIVA cnuscd by al attempt Of tho enemy TO
nom the hill taken BY Whitaker, but now eo'eIeo "
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tho 18th Corrs-thcir dead and wounded A brisk
cann0nading Of the enemy is in progress.
liz FRONT OF KENgsAw MOUNTAIN GA. ~
June ~ 1854. (
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NO CAUSE ASSIGNED BY MIR. CHASE.
.spzcu1AT1oNs AND suRM1sIs.
THE LATEST FACTS AND RUMORS,
GOVERNOR TOD DECLINES.
Special Dispatches to The N Y. Tribune.
FIRST DISPATCH.

iss WASHINGTON, Thursday, June 60, 1864.
Secretary Chase resigned this morning. Gov.
Tod is nominated The Senate is in Executive Ses
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FROM sTIERMAN's ARMY.
Neus 20 June 23-siege Of kenesaw NOM.
tain-HeaVy and Hot work from the
0Afh fa tie 23d.
THE SITUATION.

Corre,p ondence OF The Cincinnati Commercia'.
IyfEoyT or KExEs1w .oryTAIS Ga. !
Nl|.ff.. lime I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-01

Active movements in this pant OF the great Army Of
tle Mississippi are, for the present pretty much sas
pended awaiting the Development OF inc operat9nas
cont strides into the Coniederasy, taken by tie ts9
Co Is within the past three or four days had ven nsh
ditcinted them altogether from the morc ponderoiss
either hal. to await the carrying or hankhg OF kebe
saw Mountaa by their ronirades. or swing on INFO
Dixie Independent and alone. The hhtcr thcy wore
moi prepared to do and having been well ron
Tic eood report Of The work being done On thor ZEN
thar delay would be short they have cosel!sy ~
remain and accompany the remainder On her nafen 10
the Chatehooehee. y. I,
Accordingly there was lively interest manifested
Yesterday IN watching the contest for the o.
The approaches 10 Kcncsaw Signal cfncefs ron the
oad Corps who were stationed Upon Lost Mountain,
witnessed the whole affair. and desc ibe me view as
very 6ne. 1he distaneefvas so great That INC mus
keti .iring could not b1 distinguished bul Tie le