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WRsT JERSEY RAILROAD LINEs-

WRST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w New ATrangtment.-On snd after UESDATi
November l, 1884 trains VIII leave from Walnut sHoss
Pie follows -
FOR Cape May and all places south OF hlRIne Of
A. II aud3F M.
Tor Mlvile, Bridgeton Salem, and All intermsdiata
places south Of 0lsssbOfo al A. N and = NJ
For GlassboTo at o A NJ, ~ NJ and L: ~. , .
For Woodbury., Gloucester. So Al A. NJ, II NJ q and
6P.M.
RETURNING.
Leave Cape May at 6 A. N anu ll,4b A. N.
4" Milvile az $40 AM anC . 7. M
" Bridgeton At z 10 A. M, 3'lOP.M
Salem AZ A. NJ, and p. M,
- ROOdbury At 2, 8 Al, and 3 ~ A. M and ~ = ~,
and $40 2. M. TO Camden only.
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY
VIII attend all the uSual branches Mxpress busl
ness deliver and forward through other respou
sibe Express Companies TO all parts the country ans
article entrusted 10 Them Special Messenger accona
panies each through train.
J. VAN RENSSELAER,, enperiDtendsnL
Philadelphia November /, lSGi. pLll
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z5fff, FOR NEW YORK.

.sTf}T, FOR NEW YORK.
OUTSIDE LINE.
COASTWtsE STEAMSHIP COMpANY's
NEW FRElBuT LINE
FOR new WORK,
aud connecting for an Northern and Eastern cities and
TUESDAY,
THURSDAY,
AND sATrRDNY,
from The Comrany's wharf hrst above Race street and
3p.M.
tor height which viii he received daily handled In the
mos ca ciul manner, delivered with The greatest dcs
WILLIAM J. TAYLOR & co.
n-lO 5m No.3l0 Nor'h "haryes.
FES, STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER.
sSza1a8s pool, touching at Queenstown Cork Harbor
Ihy Wtu- known steamers Of the Liverpool New York
and fhiadcipta steamship Company intended "a
san As ollows:-
IblNBlkG. Saturday, Deoemberl0
GLASGOW. Saturday, Dec, mhet H.
CITY OF MANCHESTER saturday December q.
And every suoco0dihg Saturday, noon, nom Por No
"A North River
RATES OP PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
lrtt elGOOO Seerage ........... g8OOs
FIRST Cabin 10 London lO % Storage 10 London GSu0
FIRST tnhn 90 Paris. 100 60 Stcrrngc 20 Paris. s0'up
FIRST Cabin 70 lambrglsGOO Seercge to uamburg 7tOO
Passengers also forwarded " HAvrc. Bremen, Rot
teTdatn, Antwerp, sc, At equally low rates.
SlbO, $40, S2l0 SteeraRe nom Liverpool and Queens
town, so Those who wish 70 send for their friends can
buy tickets here AZ these rates
For further Information apply At the CompanyG Offices
JOHN q. DALE, Agent
No. Ill WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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,efEFh, BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
nssAs t, Steamship Line, sailing from each port on
pAi tkDAlS, nom nrst wharf above PINE street, ,Pha-
delphA. aid Long wharf Boston. From arst wharf
above PINE atreet, on Saturday, December TO- tsGA
HThe steamship NORMAN BAk viii sail rom Ph1adel-
pha for Boston, on Saturday. December TO- atlO A. NJ
and the steamship SAXON, Matthews. from Boston fcf
Philadelphia, on same day, at I Z. NJ.
These new and substantial steamships form a reguln
line, sailing nom each port punctually on Saturdays.
nsu ances eiectSd AZ one hlf the premium charged
sale vessels.
Freiphts taken at fair rates.
shippers are requested To send Clip Receipts and Bins
LAdlng with their goods.
For Freight or Passage (having nne Acoommodan
apply 70 HENRY WtNSOR q CO.,
jR4-u No. asa q. DELAWARE Ayenue
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MILITARY NOTICES.

BOUNTY FOR MARINES. 80 WANTED
~ tor tho ihtod Stlsb Marine C1rps, abe-hodied
Vi perform fhe juIUs soldier at Navy tardN
A-upd board ruod states ships s-of-war on inre,i
stations
crm Of service, -Four ears.
Better CON pgns htiou thnn the army.
All 7HE LoiAt BONNfltS paid upon enlistment
Marines receive Prize Money
tsr sl furrhT Information appy ~ The RctTiur'
Re NtbTNuuH.
Eo.Ju q. FRONT Street below Spruce s.rset
between mehours Of and O'Clock -
q. q. NrCAwLEY
au5-E MAJOR and Recruiting Vlicef.
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The Ticket ofice Of tho PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD Is now located al the New Passenger Depot
PHILADELPHIA.
ON and after MONDAY, October a. 1864, trains VI
leave Philadelphia as tollows.-
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Insurance. erected lu this Company AGAINST
ACCIDENTS Or EVERY DEsCRIPTION.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE NORTH,
IN PHILADELPHIA TO BROoKLYN,
THROUGH IN FIVE HOURS.
FARE "a.
EXCURSION TICKETS 90, GOOD FOR THREE DAYS.
On and amer MONDAY, Augu Itl 1854, trains viii leave
rot Of VINE Street, Philadelphia, every morning ~ A.
NJ (Bundays excepted thence by the Camden and At
lantio and RartSn and Delaware Bay Railroads 90 PoIt
Monmouth and by the cOunOdiOus steamer Jesse Hoyt,
laDte Street Wharf every day Isundays sxoepted), At IL
a. NJ.
Travellers 10 the city Of New York notified not 10
apply for passage by this tine the State Of New 1ssey
having granted TO the Camden and Aboy monopoly the
exclusive privilege OF sAry ing passengers and negM be-
tween the cities OF Philadelphia and New fsrk b19h
W, r. GRIFIITfB, General superintendent
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yHE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL.
10 TlTT6BURG-356 MILES!
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Subscription lists are row open at uc ONCE Of Ge Com
, AOI >, 5,g L.a'u'srs ona' unlgna R''enue)
,' ~ 'i'n ~, 'u'''' aimer' ana Mechanics. Bank
building. To original subscribers R}.0 nor ,bars c,r
limited nuplber of,bsrs.
-
NN'u"fh' pshAtts, Or Information can be obtained AZ
The office OF the tompsny after the T7b inst Itil 3rp
INSURANCE AGAINST ACCIDENT rs
4
TRAVEL EIg, TNsIrRANgr gONpAN.y
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WILLIAM W. ALLEN,
AGENT
WV "-NLNo 0i"I"''
IrsgrRrrctrert,d I'm this Cnulpany ayaipst
ACCIDENTS or EVEKY DE,t RIprTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-10
FARM AT AUcyION-sALE POSITIVE.

49,, I WILL sell at pablic sale, on the prem
A$l ises, on |Ve>tt1esday, May 18th, the fine
estate, MOUNT ZEPHYR, Of 4j acres prime
upland; il high state Of cultivation, well wa
tered, good fencing, fine dwelling, Ice and
llcaJ Houses Blacksmith shop, and tools,
z promising COLTS Of fine stock, 3 LES,
9 pair OXEN, Fresh Mich 60 VS. and
CALVES, d DEVON BULL, Hogs Of the
best breed, Poultry Plough! and Fur4i5urc.
The farm is Il miles from Mount Vernon
wharf, 8 from Alexandria and = from Wash
IN gton, the best markets IL The United otHtcs>
Terms for personal property cash; tor re2l es~
tate cash, in 3 years, ! il s years With 1nter~
est. For further Particulars address -. Ward,
Mount Zephyr AlcxandEia, Va: ~
my 5-(lt25# Auctoneer
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TO PREVaNT SICKNESS,
PURIFY + Il 3 BL Q On.

NOTHING is U2oca wholesome a. thi5 time
~ ofvear. than Il gentle purgative. Il will
purify the blood aud digestive organs: and cna~
bic t95 system the better to endure the warm
season 70 come For this purpose. we would
advise every one IN quest OF sound health, to
trv = box Of Prof " u1drum's Vegetable Pills
or Powders. which have proved 50 sautary tho
pasttWo Seasons. TO all who tried them.
For sale at most Druggists. See @dvcrti:e~
ment in another column nD 30-2m-
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LANDS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. ND.
(ITyo Ie71e7nonts on the Premlscs,)
FOR SALE AND FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.

pIXTY ACRES OF LAND on the Potomac
~ River, half mile below the Alexandria
Ferry, well known as isozier's Ferry, a portion
Meadow and the residue well adapted to Gard
ening.
Also, one hundred and fifty acres Of Prime
Land on Hanson's Branch, about two miles
east Of Alexandria Ferry, six miles from
Washington. Abundant Timber, excelIant
Water, healthy situation, excellent exposure
for Garden now in successful operation. Three
tenement houses on the premises.
FOR RENT.
A ready furnished cottage dwelling, adjoin-
ing the last-named premises, containing five
rooms on the first floor, three chambers, two
attic rooms, and spacious cellar; basement
kitchen and laundry fixtures for hot and cold
water; well shaded lawn Of two acres; stable
for six horses; Cow and carriage houses; pump
Of excellent water in yard. Twelve acres Of
early garden land and twenty-five acres low
land pasture to be rented with the House, if re-
CURED. Possession given at any time after lst
Of MAY. Rent, $50 per month, payable month
" in advance Situation high, dry; healthy,
and extremely picturesque.
Apply in person to J. CARROLL BRENT,
ESQ, City Hail. Washington, or to the Editor
Of the Alexandria Gazette, at 4 lexandra, or in
person or by letter to the subscriber, (residing
near the premises and addressed to
WIN HENRY DAINGERFlELD,
Wood Cot, near
40 19-1m Washington city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-10

NTOTICE.-Dns. SIGEsMoSD & HAYWARD,
~ would most respectfully inform the citi-
zens # Alexandria and vicinity that owing TO
the pressure Of business 1T their Dental office
c., they are compelled &C close their branch
dice at 2ll King street, Alexandria, as they
are unable to devote any Of their personal
time at this Office. We would caution all
against any imposter claiming 70 BE in any way
connected with our office, Z6C, Fcnnsy wanna
avenue Washington d. c., az we are in
way res ponsih!e for work done cut Of our main
Office, and which is the only Office where cur
new method Of inserting Artificial Teeth can
be done. zen io-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-10
STEAM ICE CREAM MAyuFAcIony.
OLD DOIIINION BAKERY.

NDWAHD pIEPENBRING, 10 l59, King
~ street. has been appointed the agent in this
city, for the manufacture and sale OF lCh
CkEA Il made BY steam, Of the richest and
most delicious kind Dealers supplied with any
quantity at short notice. Alr. J. has also hand
sunnaly fitted up a saloon, 1T his establisament,
where Lev CREAM and WATER ICES, with
Cakes and Confectionery of al kinds will BE
serve at ali hours. my Civ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-10

rgvHE advertiser is de&irous Of improving
/ his property on Prince street the site of the
old Alexandria Gazette Office and will make
an adyantageou, arrangement with any gen
tleman who will put up building. there, re-
sl:rvng one room, on lst or I'd floor, for an
Office. The east and south walls solid and
substantial-arc still standing, and there IS
some brick left. in the cellar Apply at corneI
Of Water and Fran lin streets, Or to ~ar- otep~
Swain. opposite the burned building:
NV 2-iw EDGAR SNU Wel} EN, 81.
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look AT TIE FASHIONS,

YT7HOsE who have not seen SCHW ARZ'S
/ $50 " ROOMS, are respectfully ln5 TED,
TO our opening Of an entire new supply Of Pit
tern DoInctts, Silk Capes, Shawls, at Our Show
Room up stairs. fitted up especially FIR the nUr~
this department exclusively; call and see for
yourself and take q look at the largest assor5~
ment Of Hunnets, Cloaks and Shawls in 1ho
city. Don't fail. No. 49,, KING street, .oppo-
site Provost Marshal I'D stairs. my 4-Ct
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ICE G Z e A NJ !.

ICE G + Z 4 II
NyHE subscriber, has handsomely fitted up 2
i large and cool room, 10 his old celebrated
confectionery establishment, No. 3. North
Fairfax street, as an ICE CREA II SALOON,
where he is, prepared 30 furnish, during the
season, the most delicious Ice Cream Of variou'
favors, and Water Ices also all kinds OF con-
fectionery and cake Of all varieties.
CHRISTIAN SCHAFFER,
my 2-1w No. g. n Orth Falrfa Z Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-10

TNHE undersigned having purchased the
i stock, good will and fixtures Of che we'll
known Grocery and Provision Store Of the Late
John E. Henderson, begs leave to inform bis
friends and the public generally that he is nov
in receipt of fresh supply Of CHOICE T a n
lily GROCERIES, and most respectfully So
licits share Of public patronage.
W. T. HENDERSON,
40 15-tf No. 226, King ST., cor. Alfred.
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mp 18-1n

4 VALUABLE FARM FOB SALE, I've
II miles from Washington City, and two from
Alexandria Ferry, situatedin Prince GEORGES
County, Md, near Grimesyille-oN & HUN,
DnED AND TWO ACRES, with a fine and
ds=. commodous D. YELLING HOUSE, al
GE::i the necessary cut houses. and spendld
OKCHARD-We wooded ana Watered. The
soil is adapted for Market Garden: Wheat
Corn, Tobacco, Sc The subscriber, residing
thereon, will show the premises to persons wish
ing to purchase. G. NJ. FLNOIII,
nh 9-2m Washington, Post Office
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49, A HOUSE and LOTa private sale, con
.Ii tanning rooms and a good, dry cellar sit
uated on Wolfe, between Naterand Union SITS.
Title unquestionable. For particulars, enquire
Of Mr.. Ehu Stanton, near the premises or OF
james Green.
E. Z. 3. ARNOLD,
58t I, between 18th and 5th sts.,.
ap 26--to May i Washington, D. y.
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co A Il = [ L !.

ctHEAPEsT AND BEST COAL OiL ~
I THE CITY, BY the barrel, or at retall, Pr.
ces as loaO or ioaosr than the lo29 Gn 'n
uhoqu"'7" No. Is Royal street.
-, ara can be had Lamps, Chimnies, W"s,
and t connected with the trade, m
a au VARIETY Of style, together with general
every nre Of Gas ana Steam Fixtures, Chan
d s1 Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, olass
Globes, Paper Shades &c. Of all the new s'y'eS
and beautiful patterns, at prices 70 p1easo ;ns
nromptly attented to; all work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer !. 20;
sale. NV =
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Mr.. stanton's Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, August II, 9. 80 E M.-to
Major General Dix: No further lntelllgence
has been received from Mobile, except from
deserters who report the capture OF tne clty'
Gen Sherman reports all well, and that ~ ne D,
= knocking Atlanta with four aud a.hall ihcD
No movement has been made by our forces
In front Of Petersburg. e.
General Sheridan has not been heara liotn
to-day. EDWIN y ~. ol1>l - a.,
WASHINGTON, August IL, 10 T. M-Ma]or
General Dix, New York A dispatch 1fom
General Grant, just received, reports the cas-
nalties by the explosion Of the ammnn'tlon
harye At CITY Point, on the 9th inst, as ioi.
lows: Killed twelve enlisted men, two eltl-
gems. EMPLOYEES one citizen, not employed by
.Goyernment, and thirty eight colored laborers
Wounded commissioned otleers, tour
enlisted men, fifteen citizen employees, ana
eighty six cnored laborers.
Besides these there were eighteen othefs
wounded, soldiers and citizens not belonging
about the wharf. The damage to property
was large, but have not the means OF report,
mo il The names of the killed and wounded
have not been reported to the department
The cause Of the explosion has not been asceE
tanned. EDWIN W. solANl4 W.
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The National Intelligencer of this morning
says:-''It is understood that Gen Hooker
will not be assigned to any command at pre-
sent but will shortly leave for visit to some
relations of his at the East He was relieved
by Gen. Sherman at his own request In con-
sequence of Gen Howard having been appoint
ed over him to the command made vacant by
the death of Gen. Mcpherson. There IS said
to be no ground for the rumor that General
Hooker is to succeed Gen Meade in the COM
nand Of the Army Of the Potomac.
Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon is still preaching IN
London with all his former popularity
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PROF, LOUIS WUNDRAMs B
BLOOD PURIFYING /
pURG ATIV HERBS
I'm Pits and Powlvs,)
THE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING ,vao.
1 as yet known, have been most succ.ssiNII'
used for over quarter OF . century in Enron.
and for the last 3 years, also, in this county
aud are particularly etiicien: IN the cure Of III
chronic diseases. No one should dispair Of being
cured without first trying them, No famjS
should be without them, for by their timely MI
much sickness can be prevented They are in,
ported direct to this port by the understand
and their purity, efficacy and safety Can Be re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some Of the diseases whni
have been permanently removed BY thair ilos
letter
inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption in its
early stages. headache
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockjaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholic, catarrh, pain III the
breast and sides, deafness, nervon9nese,
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague, open
wounds, pneumonia dyspepsia, salt rbenu1, ces
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeworm, BIZ
liousness, eruptions Of the skin, bowslI
complaint langour, govt, dropsy
arysipelas, worms, chohc, piles
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings, bloatings bloody
and white fux, dys-
enteIy costive-
ness. mea-
sles, &c.
Also, PROF. WUNDRAMS KHEJKa
TIC TINCTURE, a sure and safe cure tJ
acute and chronic rheumatism, no matter Of
no PR i04f W SSH5iIISi GOVT POWDERS
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS or POW,
DERS. will most surely cure the worst 2ts5i
of Gout and Infamatory Rheumatism.
PROF. WUNDRAM'S EP1LEPTlU M
MEDY, the only safe and reliable remedy
known for the certain cure Of Epieptc F]ts'
PROF. WUN DIR A NJ S TAPE WoKN
POWDERS will completely carry % Lbs
troublesome introder, and also remove all othef
PROF. WUND MS VEGETA5lk
STOMACHAL ELIXIR, an invaluable r.
medy against asthma, billiousness, pain Il LID
breast, coughs, colds, dysentery, d1sf5 5oIs
cramn cholic. summer complaint, ho2dschE
faintness. sudden indisposition, dispepsls' ssS
sickness. Sc. Every family should nave py'
tic Of this Elixir IL the house, ana every nS -
eller in his valise It can be safely gwen y
the smallest children, there being no auas ~
or other deleterious substance IN It, NJ; Try HuE
PROF. WUNDRAMS TOOTH-h oha
DROPS, give immediate relief, and are ln ';s'
relible than any remedy yet known: 9Ia ''''
will convince. ,ra. con.
PROF. WUNDRAM's HERB. T = ,. csn,
not be too highly recommended to all a IL 4a
tics, sick and convalescent, and those SaDe'''S
from nervousness. x,7,xr,Gs,r iii
PROF, w UNDRA NJ S Ri ~ e T. f., ~
HERB TEA, valuable aid in curing fAS0+'"
tism; also for curing gravel. :,
Full directions accompany each ie!i0'5
For further particulsrs apply 10 2=;s,
JULIUS DIEM ELI, Oeln,!ss::' ,
l45 Prince ST., nearly opposite the fos' o ~
between St. Asaph and Washington on ~ T.
Alexandrsa ::
For sale also by ISAAC ENIN ~ 80 T.
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ATLANTA.
From the Richmond Wing, Aug. 81

FrOm the KIchmOnu w H1g, mug. O
ATLANTA, Aug. 6, 1864.
Hon. J. A. Seldom: The enemy made two
assaults to day on Finly S and Lewis brlgades,
of Rates,s division, Of Lees corps, both OF
which we're handsomely repulsed, with loss to
them j. B. HOOD, General.
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A C A E D
A ca E D.
DAN MEL S 81 A
MERCH ANT T A l. U L,

ITAVING taken the stand formerly 9ccu-
IL pied by W. & A. Murray, NO. -, N opIn
trusted to him, and promises to keep up the
reputation Of his predecessors acc o-'l
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
ATHENS, Tenn, Aug, 81, 1864.


Editor Chattanooga Daily Gazette
Whcclcrs raidng party of thieves has had possession
Of our county for the last five days in fact we began to
think il was a stationary raid,
Fooled and whipped in their attempt to cut the Western
and Atlantic road they spent their fury on the East Ten
ncssec and Georgia. They pretty cectuay destroyed
It across our entire county burned the depot ut Athens;
robbed all storchouos searched and robbed almost
every private house of money, provisions and clothing
destroyed all the Records and papers belonging to the
Circuit and County Court Clerks offices made upon
the citizens nsutcd our wives and daughters, and play
ed the devil generally
Gen Wheeler himself led the charge the stores, and
after they were guttod told his that they would find
the most valuable goods in the private houses, and to ego
for them" lie then repaired to private house and
donncd new suit, saying he would pay for it Mt the
close of the warf he did" Every cit1ons house,
without regard to sympathor searched for goods,
and robbed of every article that suited their fancy The
robbery was kept up until late at night when, with
lighted Pine torches, they charged through the streets
yelling like Infatuated devils, swearing they would lay
the town in ashes. just then the elements combined
against thcm-and the most furious storm that has visit
ed town for yoarsburst upon them, eNtnguishing
their lights, and literally driving thcm ont of town.
Well might Rev 6. A. Caldwell say "thorc terrible
rctribuon hanging over the Union people of Athens
as the Lord reigncth' But they now gone and
their friends will have equal justice mccd out to them
CITIZEN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
Sill More Of II.

The editor of the British american had Il
conversation with an officer Of the pirate
Tallahassee, at Kingston, Canada, and re-
ports him as saying:
That the opinion was universal among his
people that the present campaign was the
final one of the war-thc South only re
quiring to hold their own during the Presi-
dental canvas at the North, which would
ensure the success Of the Coppcrhcad can
didatc, and immediate negotiations for peace
on the basis Of Southern independence
To the same effect is the following, from
the Richmond Examiner Of the lith:
If Early should turn upon Sheridan in
the Shenandoah Valley and repeat upon
him the performances which he has done
upon others, we should probably see a
thorough peace President nominated at
Chicago. And this is the only way we can
aid these peace Democrats
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

who voluntarily come within our lines should have
transportation anywhere north they choose
The result Of our Mobile victory isas iolows, We
compelled the evacuation Of Fort Powell The sur
render of Fort Gaines compelled the surrender Of
Fort Morgan, We have taken 500 prisoners, 100
pieces of cannon, vast quantity of arms and nut
nitons Of war, and six months provisions for the
garrison, We captured tie ram TcancssGo and
several other war vessels, and pcnnodup three Eng
lish blockade runners, Our army lost one Hun
killed and six wounded, The navy lost the Tccum-
sch and part Of her crew Very few casualties on
other ships
The Hcroh Washington special announces that
the Sth Illinois Cavalry had just returned from a
scout To- upperyillc Ashbys and Smokers Gap
They destroyed much rebel property, but could not
get fight out Of Mosby,
NEW loGE Sept, ,,
Early was ut Winchester last night, and hehosty
retreat Of Rhodes corps th, morning indicates that
the rebels have important reasons for moving up the
valley
This morning Aycill attacked the enemy driving
them out Of Marnsburg, occupied the place and
drove the rebels four miles toward Winchester,
The rebel ram Nashville was blown up on the
18th, by the Motacomb
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