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United States or America.
MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNEssFE-No "a
TETHEREAS. on the 18th day Of April. ls54
W authorization was hled 70 tho Blsirlct Court OF
tho United States ior the Middle District II Ten
nessse, BY Horsce II. Harrison, ESQ Attorney ri
The United stsss for sad District AGAINST al the
estate and property. monies, stocks snI credits 81
John 2. Bunch, +. C. Huntington Leon Tropsda,a
has. Arr, and J. o. Griffith. situate in sad DIS
tr't, alleging IN substance that the same haze been
se7.,' ma SAID District land, As forfeited 10 the
tted states Tor causes IN -sld Information st
for j. and sverred o be true, and praying for the
usual process.
Nov, therefore, hereby give pubic notice 70 IN
s6i.4 is'--1u- 70 appear before SAID Court ct the
Federal Courtroom, 10 the Csuifo, e. Nashville On
ne nrst MuD1sy IN May, 1864. 81 To- O'clock A. III
tat4 sia Lhere @ plead, snsUer CT demur "a SAID
information, o. the same yll be taken pro coulaso
z. r. GLASCOCK,
nn 1F-fst 'N'
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"LlneOln is Elected ana In Frcc.'

"Line0ln Is Elected and 4 An Free
At the serenade Of Governor Hahn at
New Orleans, Judge Z. IL Durrel in re-
spending 70 toast to the Governor,
said:
The FIRST thing that brought 9lr Lin
coin TO his personal knowledge was his
election IS President OF the United
States in 1869 lie knew thar he was
elected furry ~ the popular vote.
When, the morning after the election,
the news came of his election, q EHlc
negro came to him while he was vet IN
bed. and with all the enthusiasm Of
which young Airics WAS capable, ex-
claimed Lincoln s elected and ] am
free" lie believed then, and he had
since that time no reason 70 change his
opinion, that the reg1o understood the
contest IN the length and breadth Is
with ami depth, - well a We dia ard
from that mosaent he had lahoraa with
& certainty IN his own mind that God
has resolved that through this great
contest slavery should c, ase 10 exist
7 At, as irasmuch as the white man
was the frst slave, tho black loan should
he the last
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FFiSaie OF fchefca3 Diseases
OF ell forms and stages, speedily cured and OBJECT
uslly ersdIcatCd from tho system. Recent cases
cured in q few days.
Irwouli appear needless hore 10 sid the lmpor-
tance OF uiPping the evil in IFS bCL.' bus, q hint
% the wise l0ay be sufficient, not only % stse
Themselves LuIn misery but 70 shield their OG-
spring from shame ani rain.
Hos often IS ls the case we see gentlemen drepch
themselves with advert. sod uos.cuIns. Alter much
loss in pocket and health they are finally forced To-
apply % some sAiiltlI phy stefan 30 De- cured, Tor
alone can thsscdt-e,lics be cured properly and 81
featUslly Wheuthe hasts and constitutional idiosyI-
crsies are known % the doctor who presgrb=s.
Otherwise j. IS leap IL the dsrk 20 expect a per
guaEeuc sure.
D.. C's Otica il well arranged, and persons allie
ted W.iA these diseases eau have tho zlrcsest PR
vacy.
Persons at 6 distance can address, HIN by letter,
describing the most prominent symptoms, but 30
al difficult cases, personal examination via be-
necessary.
ofioe hours from in tie morning til . in the
evening. Jan ZE-Iy
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The Newest Thing Out.

Twelve Cards in zach set
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Information Wanted.

AAAAS1 Ii q DAO4 W al SONA'
INF RWATlCN IS WANTED From THOSE
i Whocan ~. atv q count Of Mrs.. c ROLFNE
&c J z VIE q william Z. Hal rs, q FGnnin
eafFffy 30 rnp fp0sed % hare eIDo
through ih FedeFil lues ~ seafrh II her Inns
hand Any one tnTt enn give . 9 aboY T. rms
ton 81 confer q favor 1pan ffsens ~ letter or
OH rrise, directed r. WI y. husHES. Comps-
~ "b Gin Tennessee csy2lTy. Gel. PsEscns.
30 ls--Ild--ztwe
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sale Of Valuable City and Edgeaeld
prODQPfV


10y virtue Of 4 Deed OF Trust executed TO me on
ID the 18th day OF September l5GO, by George
". Htchings ana wife Melissa J. Hirchings and one
supplementary thereto, executed by the same par
ties, on the lst day Of Oc.oboT, LS, tho first regis
tered il the Registers Once o. Davidson County,
Book No. 81, pages 235 aEt 23j, and the second
registered il sad oilce, Book No 81 page pa, and
Tor the purposes therein mentioned, .o-wit: To So
cure the payment Of q debt due to 4. ii. Wsddeil,
VIII, on the 30 day Ct APRIL 1864, st the Court
House door IN the city Of Nashville, expose to pub
lie sale 10 tho highest bidder, for cash. the follow
ng described reaJ estGt5, situated ia the city Of
yaahyiIie su5 RdrefeId the first bounded as fol-
lows, to-Wit: Being Lot NO. 80 n the plan Of the
city Of Nashville beginning q the northwest cor
DER Of lot owned by John 2. Erwin, trustee, On
Gay street, running then westward El.h Gay stTt o.
ninety so feet, thence sculnwardiy parallel u
Cherry strest seventy (Tt feet 90 tbs corner Of r.
). Snehs lot, thence e-5-"af1,y with SneEs line
ninety 800 feet 90 the corner Of sud lot Owned Dy
John 2. Erwin, trustee, thence rOrthwardly With
his line seVcuty (3C) feet t. tEs beginning and be-
lng the same that was conveyed 70 sad Hit;hings
by E. VI. Reynolds, by doeI, recorded ln the Reg
isets Office OF Davidson county Book No. 20, page
Iz, said lot has two tonemeuts thereon, one brick,
fronting 40s feet on Gay street, the other fran .,
fronting 49, feet on said street. and viii he sold
separately 70 SUIT purchasers. Possession @aunoE
he gwen, unless y agreement with tenants, Until
Also. "a the same tine and place, and upon the
same terms herein before stated, II the proceeds Of
the first he not sufficient, viii gel the following
described premises one LOT IA Edgeheld, dis
trct No. Isl on the north si4e q Cumberland river,
adjoining Mary Ann Caldwell and others, known
AMI described as Lot No. 8 containing tgO and one
half acres including the street alley on each side
and beginning a. the northeast corner Of Lot No 2
Ia tho middle Of the Naughan Turnpike, aad run
ring south 50 poles % the middle Of street 20 feet
wide thence eastz poles 20 stake, thence north ~
roies 10 the middle Oi vaughan Turnpike thence
west 10 poles 10 the beginning, being The same con
veyed % sod H.tchiags by deco, recorded Ia the
Registers once Of Davidson county, ia Book No.
&C. uage 80. The above property vii be sold WIKI
out equity Of redemption, aEt vIth aii night o.
dover waived and deedsIlaoa 20 purchaser March
~, 1884. ABEEh ICkNEH, Trustee
EDwAaD II. EAsr, Attorney lor BsnefcLl-y.
Mar It'd
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70 the Ladies'.
steriIlty.
Night Emissions Cured.

Young Man, stop before you further go. OF all
diseases subject 70 Man. there IL no disease so harl
to cure rs Night Emissions, and physicians sre
scarce that understand treating Il ana 20 you can
s8y that have cured dozens IN tins city, wen as
in different States, who have spent dollar after dO-
lar, and are now well cured By me. ! am daily re-
ccyiBg letters and sending medicine 70 all parts OF
the country. In word, al that are diseased IN
any way and will give me g call, I will give salts
faction for oil Of the diseases mentioned in this Gd
verdsonent. The best Of references given II this
city.
All letters directed 70
DR.. HCGILL,
No. 81 Union street, Nashville, Tenn,
Janl viii meet with prompt attention.
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SET No. 2-TnE ADVENTURES OF A CossOzu-r.

SET 40. 2.-TnE ADVENTURES or CoNsoEuT.
No. !. Ha, DRAFT goodl as patriot, IdTaided,
! gO-Sure
2. receive letter which tells the agonizing
lsct-I IN drafted.
8. BY The advice Of 100000 friends offer a
eHbsctute.
!. Who uttcring a quaok, ia rejected By the
iusGtsd surgeon.
8. feel mycoEntIy cells farewell, nay lore
20 whore glory wits met
G. nercely charge the foe, and DO fearful
carnage
Z. And make q sturdy rebel fv
S. am sent with dispatches psrlous duty,
death or glory!
g Attacked by hand q aonlss, I cry,
q" Come on yc t-r-T-raltors I"
10. discomft Them and bear OF the head OIL
the gorilla chiet.
II. ] deliver dispatches, save the army and
can made q bylgRGier-general.
L. And thus relieved from all future dangers
IN tho Jeld, crown my glory with love
Iue-e two sets sTe the best designed and hand
-ou.est caiorcd Cards ever published besides benz
he funniest IN the market.
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COEPRLsIEd
No. /. On England's muggy shore, 4 suriy lion
gave glleTCus rosri
2. Which temporarily astonished even the
Gallic cock.
3. Who responded with WarIilse Yigor, when
bon caved.
4. Exeter Hall. Tho hon weeps: ais he
not bird and q bTothcr1"
8. Which he forget- IN the embrace Of tie
benlghtei wolf Of the G.. s. A.
6. The arHing Of the vol ~ his fAithfI
squire, the Ion.
7. The Mexican vulture gaI1oted ~ the GIL
d. cock.
s. Introduction Of Master Swamp ANGEL,
when the Ion pockets his rams
9. Grind cOmbat between the eagle spd the
wolf Of the C. y. A.
ID. Death of the wolf
IL. The eagle yindicates the Monroe doctrine
IN Mexico.
IL. Grand tabieau. The little child Liberty
shall lead John Bull Che liOal and France
(the GalllG cOck) in future.
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Notice 10 Claimants in "The Gun Faetc-
ri" Case.
INFORMATION So. ..

INFORMATION 80. ..
IN lie Z s. Ctrrstt curt for ne Mule Dis
trict Of Tennessee, dg~l T-rm, 1854.
UTHERE IS. Az AMENDED INFORMATION
~ has 1oea flc-t ir sa.d Court. by Horace 4.
Halrrsoa. E-1. AIturuey~ct soc United States for
the Made District O. Tennessee, on tho g. day
81 April lsd4 eg1Bst certain Lot 10 the city II
Melville. s1d I-lrs l4J---af on Wtleh j. erected
THE Nashville Gun Factory which LOT il. "a SID
amended leo nation, lagsIrl.lriy described, ana
AGAINST sil persons lawfully intervening Tor thaif
Interest thereiu. aI.rEeZ LheJ said property Has
forfeited FOR causes ssl i0frl In the Crgn sad ssli
aucndei lrt9ru-Lou, ard praying the mon .loD,
&c.. 10 this behalf
Sow, therefore, pursuant % the H1oEltion under
the seal Of ss.a CJUrt. 81 ne directed berey give
public warning 20 AZ persons c0noerned II interest
il said property ~ sppear before sai1 Court 70 the
FEDERAL Conf Room, 10 che Capitol - Nastville.
al the FlH-T MONDAY - MAY, MKT,
ta6u rnd there 20 PROFOUND their claims Eu1 make
their aliega10ls j. tilt tehalL
T. R GT-A8COCK.
L. s. Marshal for the Sid. Dist. q Tennessee
. ag 15-I4r
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DR.. KINGS
Dis airy
FOR
PRIVATE DISBASES.

49, DIR. KING, formerly Of New York, FOL
&c. last four years Of Louisville, KY WHO
hGs devoted his attention TO the treatment OF pri-
vate diseases for 30 years. hatters himself, having
attended 10 practice for many years, and cured
80 many thousands ne is enabled 10 cure all diseases
OF private nature no matter how bad they may De
from nudGcious medical treatment or from neglect
Of their own. DR.. Kings Dispensary IL No .
Deaderck street, between Cherry and the Square
second story, where he cures Sil diseases Of phi
vata MIXTURE.
CfcnOrrhosa cured without nBussous medicines or
interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date efectaallv cured
pain. Where a structure exists health cannot he
and uBdeTnlines the health so much.
Syphilis with al the diseases Of the skrn grow
ng out Of neglect or bad treatment, % e1ectts-
ally cured IN a leI days.
SEMINAL WEAKNrss.-farEculsr attention having
been gwen TO tas disc sse, Gud ali the couse ueHcos
growing out o. T. brought OF n many cases by the
destructive habits Of llrcOnsdera5e Youth, and ex-
o1seiye indulgence Of the Passions, q neglect OF
Enich viii undermine the constitution rendering
the subject unfit FOR business or societ, and caUs-
inE premature old age.
Females who may be laboung WITH any difficult,
# the Womb may rest assured Of Immediate re
lief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and sta ne
heiT case, with fee enclosed, direct 70 Dr. A. ne
No . Dosderick street, Nashville. Tenn, viii We
the necessary medicines sent 10 their address.
Offcs hours f-OIn O'Clock 10 the morning until
n the evening. ApTI-ISwly
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NOtice

ne book 81 ne late hTn are With The gn1er
.iq7led xhl will coolest assd psy 81 debts d the
Same s.id b. ga4fstI'ig -9ills fsie patronage 30
El.riil. is-.oaa.l upon ihe hrm a. Friedman &
Ii-f.-fl.ts.n- CHAs. LIEBENsTEiS.
ar Id
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Ser No. I.-OUR RELATIoSs AT HouE AND ABEoAr
CoEPRIsEa
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SPECIAL DISEASES.

GRATEFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON
u AGE he has received, Dr. Coleman respost-
fully informs citizens ana soldiers ths. he E&s re-
moved BIS UISPEN5ART 70
The New York herald., 1864-06-27
News from lfaytf.

py tue arrival OF the brig rraokiess Captain Isprcs,
a, this port YESTERDAY from Port Prace ay, ha
"a instant, We have nsws up 10 that date. te.
Tho conspiracy that was on foot sons time Eo hsA
proved complete failure having Involved the arrest az
fcu~ Of the most prominent czsus Of Port su Primes
wno had undergone very fair trial Two Of them ~
been condemned 10 ds,n aud he others 10 tnree yeA
imprisonment; but the c'smency of ins Preidsss
oon,mu,cs the sentences Of tho % ~ yean ths
general penitsusiary.
Tho weather ~ rort Prince was very hor but he
general health good. IrsnqilI,y rc'gIed turouh-
out tbs whole country
IND sne hish rates demanded, which sremented dale.
ms Roman Catholic Archbishop sAd ust arrived pee
sssoeS Liverpool and had 0eeu tnstae1 with an
the pomp due "a his rank.
"A new nghs vss shown q tApsps,os Pclst, sor tba
Nsst time, % saturday. May u, rs posttcn 3 lsk
Is degrees ~ mluutes and 50 ssccsds NJ, ioks
eresa, sasutss and ~ ssooufs W. hsghs u tAateea~
y rr0eyA eeesi vpels uias p.Aslas ppn.
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GeyerAor Seymour ana the Grand Jafy
OF Now York.

ALsisy, dans 25 1864.
Governor Seymour has written letter District Attor.
oey Hall the effect that Ia the matter o: The seizure
tbs Worio and Journal Of Commerce, the Grand Iary. in
disscgard OF their osths TO diligently inquire and
trGo pIosentmeni make OF all such matters and things
as should be given them in charge" have retgssd 10
mass such inquiries sad declare that cit
is iaeSpedicnt 60 cxandiue iusc tho subject
referred 10 10 ihs charges OF tho Court With respect
such seIzufss. lie ssys Il beccms3 his duty uador
tlcxrcss requirements Of the consliGioo 40 take
ha; the laws OF thV,ato failhIuy sxecu,si that
II the Grsud Jury, ia pursuance OF the demands Of the
Ian and Obligations Of their oahs had inquired into Ia,
matter svon them In charge By the Court and the public
prosecutor their decision Whatever might have been,
would have beon entitled 10 respect aud they have
refused 10 do aer duiy the subject OF the seizure Of
those journals shcsd at be brough, before pro.
per magistrate
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wAsalsoroS, .uas 20, 1884

M WASHINGTON, Juas 20, 1854
ASfI0fPArEp MESSAGE FROM THB PRESIDENT
II IL ramored this evening that upon computation of
the amount of to derived from the Tax bill
Just passed It has been found nsaliciep<. aad that
message will be sent TO Congress- asking fur
thcr Legislation e. the revonac. This wiz oi
course delay the adjournment
UNFINISHED WORK OF coSgRsss.
Thstwo houses Of Congress- have get to upon tbs
amendments to several measures, including the
fertilization, the Miscellaneous Appropriation. and
the Tariff bills. agbs Committee Of Ways and Means
have 40 moro b'ls or public character TO report the
last being Tor sundry cvi expenses upon which
had been no legislative action. 1hc House bill amsada
tory OF the Pacific Rairosd act and the Loan bill have
been SAINT TO tho senate ror Its concurrence.
THR rRaxa HUNDRED DOLLARS DRAsr coMMUrA.
Tie Senate having passed act to repeal tue three
hundred dollars communication clause and tho :Iouse
Ing previously refused by decisive vote 20 do So Il is
supposed that shs dna action the question of ths
draft win be settled by committee Of conference.
DRcrsAsE IN TIM NUMBKR DEATHS Is THE MIL
TARy HOSPITALS.
Tho number Of deaths in the Hospital il decreasing
very rapidly. averaging not owe: By per day: a, one
time was difficult 10 furnish adequate burial fsc.;,ie-,
thorc being considerably two hundred deaths per
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Speech Of General nIcCieiian at Lake
George.

LAKE CEoRcx, n. Y, Juns 25, 1854.
Major General Mcclellan serenaded last night a
the Fort william Henry Hcte and made his arpearanoe
tho balcony amid order having been restored
he introduced TO the large asseublaec by Jadss
Brown, and spoke as follows - Eas
thank you, my friends for this welcome and p,eas
ing evidence or your regard. II Is most happy
termination OF the delishtrul week hsvs passsa
and friendly hearts. When you have done,
losny miles, from the mountains and valleys,
means something moro than empty compliment or ifIe
courtesy. At MI events, so regard H. and understand
this sudden gathering Of mon, VITO are In truth tns
love and gratitude 10 the gallant men whe
have so long fought under my command. ana
whether abroad, At homo in the rebelious States.
that the people Of this portion OF tho osuntry ia-
ihe sacrcdness Of lis constitution aud isrs against who.
may attack tnem. do not attes myself that thin
Kind demonstration Is msrk ot pcrsonal regard 70 me.
but that u means far more than that You add tc The
cogeu, arguments afforded by the deeds OF yonr
aud brothers in the field the sanction and weigh
of your opinon,n favor OF the Justice and vital nport
ance o! the real FOR which nghtng, and The
which should never be perverted or lost sight o.
II has been my good fortune 10 have had IN very
trying times many OF your relations. In truth, thsrg
must be among you now who went with mo through
the memorable seven days or battle that commerc0k
Just years ago today II is only lust that sho'A
thank for the yaor aud patriotism ~ your an1
brc,hsrs who wore with in the Al my Of the Potomac.
from Yorktown 10 Auiistsm Yet how ceuld they b
other than brave and patriotic; for they fret the
light amidst scenes classics, In our earliest history ana
sang from ancestor who won and held their mountsius
Ia hundreds OF combsis against the udisss the Trench
and the En after gallant defence OF the now rgineA
ramparts of William Henry The blood OF many OF ysus
rrandsircs mosiened the very ground which you
stand in butchery permitted by the cruel apathy %
Montca,m Who two years afterwards, suffered for hn
crimes IN the great battle under the walls Of Quebec
where others 6 your ancestors bore mos honcrsbls
names msda sacred 10 you by the bravery
OF yor fathers, who there made iIlustrbous
tie nams OF American srcors, In this lassp
and more dreadful you yours have proved worthy
Of the reputation OF your prcd,rcssors And whasves
sacrifice may yet be necessary am conhdont ina. yoS
win mover consent willingly 60 be citizens OF divides
aud degraded uatcu but that you win so support the
actions Of your follow coin,rymen 10 tho nsd tha, We
country when the hearts OF the North ana south shan
again bsat in unison they dd IN tho good OLD times
te Ne violation when our Union and constitution shs be
A. rm as the mountains which cnoircle this lovely lake.
spd me future or the republic shalt he rs serene and pure
AZ the waters of Horizon when no brcezc rppes i've sur
fasa
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Amusentsnts

Csmpbsls new minstrel hall, Bovesy wi' pcsiiiysiy
open next Monday evening splendid company hss
been engaged.
CIeuns oiers House. al Norfolk, win reopen Tor
mer season on Monday noxt Me-. Gleun has been very
successful Al this establishment.
wallsoxs VIII close next Thursday rrovdcucc permit
ting and win reopen on Tue following Monday for
season. under the cement OF nr Theodore MOSS
fhe opening play will b The wmping Suit, which mas
bosn tue success Of the season ~ London We hope u
wiz Justify iis titls here
On Wednesday evening. yuns l. tbs Hsymsrks theatre
was honored BY Wait from the Prince Of wales Prince
Louis Of Hesss aud Prpos Philip Of wufssmeers Atsbs
cnd Of the performance Of Ibe new piece Of David esr
riok tho Prince f Wales ssut message " Mf. Book.
stons soliciting ss pleasure Of fcw rnIursJ CONVERSE
ton u the ante room os tho royal box Ths rfiuce
oassd whsShsv would be cosvsuisu, Tor him 70 Ms
sosherv bsscrs quitting ~ theatre upon which Mr..
Buoksssue a wsas w. search d Mr. sc,hsrs, and i'm
msdatsy Afterwards bAd s pleasure of presenting thal
ssss'ssAa - ~ ~ HGhasss and as i,uswioW rsla
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DepredatiOnS Of the Rebel Raiders On
tho Union Trains.
Wholesale Desertions frem john.
ston's Rebel Army.
Six Hundred-Men in One Body
Enter Our Lines,
a.. &C.. &et

LOUISVILLE juno g. 1884.
On the morning of the 18TH the rebel General whar
ton, comm snding brigade OF $500 men crossed ths
railroad between Kingston and Dalton, capturing and
burning FIVE freight trains loaded with supplies.
On the 20th Captain Glover made raid on the ran.
road five miles from Ressscca, and captured two freght
trains with supplies.
Colonel Lagrange OF tho First Wisconsin cavalry, coua
rnaading brigade was captured on tie 10Th.
Colonel Gage. Of the Twenty -nath WISCONSIN, wounded
a. the recent assault on Kenesaw Mountaiu passed
through hero tonight, en- route for St. Louis.
On the 10th three companies Of the Fifty fourth VIZ
gina trsben into knes the chsttahoocnis,
took the oath Of aegauce and wore employed as team
sters aud aborers.
camp OF rebel cOnscripts on the Hendersenvuu
road six miles from Atlanta, Friday, broke for our
lines They numbered eight hundred, SIX hundred ia
whom got in and remain. Two hundred we're recapturs6
by the rebels.
Ira B. Tutte, chief OF the scouts OF the Army OF tM
Cumberland, On tho l1th inst, with fonr men, mades
daring descent forage post fourteen miles southwest
or Atlanta He captured rebel lieutenant colonel acaR
tain and Others inclupnG sergeant, burned store
house containing fifty thousand bushels Of corn an6 q
largo lot Of bacon. -.
Ths Governor Of Georgia says that IL it Is necessary
he win call the Georgia militia aud withdraw tn
Georgia troops the coniederacy to carry out The
purpose Of his proclamation.
Cedar Bulls have been thoroughly fortified By th1
rebels and by them considered imprcgnabe. e ~
Mobile ls garrisoned by two small brigades OF reb4
troops, the remainder having been sent TO ronfeeeo
Johnston. 4n @h I'D
y
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
PaovoST MARSHAL GENERALS OFrleR ;
WASHINGTON ID. c., Juno 20, 1864
Persons not a. FOR military duty and not liable to draft
from ege other causes have expressed desire to be
personally represented In the army. In addition TO the
contributions they have made In the way OF bonties
they propose to procure at thcr own expense and
present for enlistment recruits TO represent them in
the service such practical patriotism is worthy Of
special commendasion and encouragement. Provost
MarshAs and al other officers acting under this
bureau ordered to furnish ali the facilities in their
power TO enst and muster promptly acceptable repre-
sentative recruits presented in with the do
sign herein forth The Of the person whom the
recruit represents will be noted on the enlistment
and descriptive roll Of the recruit, and will be carried
forward from those papers 70 the other ocs records
which form his military history. Suitably prepared cer
Acates tnoir personal representation in the
will be forwarded from this Office to be flied and is
sued the Provost Marsha to the persons who pu. in
representative recruits JAMES D FRY,
Provost Marshal General.