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Head Quarters, Trans-N1iss. Dept.

Head Quarters. Trans-NIiss. Dept. I
Shreveport, La. Nov. 2S, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 81.
TIME following named officers are assigned to
il duty at Department Head Quarters:
Lieutenant Colonel j. f. BELToN, Adiutant
Generals Department, Assistant Adjutant Gen
eral, from November Sth, 1864.
Major P. B. LEEDS. Consolidated 18th Lou
isiana Infantry, as Acting Assistant Adjutant
General.
By command of
GENERAL E.. KIRBY SMITH
S. S. ANDERSON, Asst. Adjt. General.
December %, 1864. 30--.s
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Headquarters, Conscript District. La,
Shreveport, Dec. 2l, 1864.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 293.
VT The Board of Medical Examiners for
' ill.,. Conscrpts will attend at the following
places on the days designated, for the purpose Of
examining all unassigned conscripts claiming ex-
emption from all service, or from service in the
field, on account of mental Or physical disa-
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office.

FHyHE Post Office is removed to Main street,
Il next to C. N Ealer's corner, where the un-
dersigned will sell Merchandise and produce on
commission.
JOHN MACDONALD.
Opelousas. Dec 81, 1864.
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o o:PELoUsAs S A S:
naeS The most glorious news has been afoat

ne The most glorious news has been adoat
among us since yesterday. According to the
report of an officer just from Alexandria, General
Sherman, commanding the great Federal army
of Tennessee and Georgia, Sherman. the famous
Sherman, has been compelled to capitulate, that
is to surrender with all his army at Millen, where
he was checked in his adventurous march on
Savannah. Let MS gfl lit the confirmation of this
news, and may God grant that that Yankee may
thus wish us happy New Year.
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By order of

Col. E. G. RANDOLPH,
Comd't. Conscripts, Dist La.
GOODWILL, Capt. & Adj't.
Dec. 81. 1564-31--6t.
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The Legislature of our State will meet at
Shreveport on the 10th of January next, accord
ing to law.
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mrThose who need household furniture, &c,
and who have the means to pay in specie, will
remember that Mr. Bloch, of our town, sells his
on Monday next See notice in another column.
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eyWe would earnestly recommend the read
ing and pondering of the following Order OF
Gen. Buckner, to all those whom it concerns:
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT WESTERN La,
Alexandria, Dec. 10, 1864.
. General Orders No. 157.
The sentence ,of death recently awarded by
Courts Martial to deserters, and executed under
nv orders. sufficiently shows my purpose of
dealing with men who forsake their comrades,
their colors and their country in the hour of dam
ger. But to those of my command who have
been so msled from their duty, am disposed to
give one more opportunity OF returning to their
colors.
|. To those therefore who have deserted their
comrades prior to this date. and who voluntarily
surrender themselves to an Officer of the Con.
f;derate Army before the first of February,
1865, and then proceed to rejoin their proper
commands, offer pardon, SO far as to assure
them that they will not be punished with DEATH
and if they can show extenuating circumstances
to paliate their crime. will be disposed to grant
such full pardon.
q. All officers who receive deserters OK absent
ees who thus report, will forward them to their
proper commands or to the nearest Headquarters.
with written. statement as evidence of the fact
that the deserter voluntarily gave himself up.
3. There will beno relaxation in the pursuit
Of drserters in consequence of the offer of par
don above extended;-but all officers are directed
to use every exertion to apprehend them and to
bring them to justice. Whenever they are appre-
hended. they will be tried by Court Martial, aud
if found guilty, will be shot to DEATH
The pardon is extended only to those who
voluntarily give themselves up.
A. 1t must be distinctly understood that this
pardon will not embrace any who desert after
this date: and all after reporting to an officer, fail
to rejoin their commands in reasonable time
viii forfeit the pardon extended to them.
While have no disposition to deal with undue
severity towards any, justice to those gallant sol.
diers who in the face of every danger and hard
ship stand by their colors, requires the severest
punishment of those who shrink from their sides
in the day of trial. 1t is hoped therefore, that
the amnesty above offered win bring back these
erring men to their coors, and that their services
hereafter will be such as to wipe out the stain
which their past misconduct has placed on their
characters.
s. B. BUCKNER.
Lieut. General Comd'g.
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MoLASSES FOR SALE.
NIFTY BARRELS good molasses. will be
IL sold to families, by the barrel or half barrel.
Apply at the office of the Opelousas Courier.
Opelousas 18th June 1864. :}tf -
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FOR SALE.

aAna- A fine Buggy Mare, sound, kind
and quick.-Will be sold either for Confederate
money, State money or specie, by applying to
the Office of the OpeIousas Courier. Dec 81.
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Beauregard telegraphs to Richmond that Union
forces reached Decatur OH the 10th, and burned
storehouse filled with prisoners. His officers
rescued from the burning building a pontoon
boat and afterwards pressed the enemy closely.
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tpWe would earnestly recommend the read
ing and pondering of the following Order o.
Gen. Buckner, to all those whom it concerns:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY

NENTRAL RAILROAD oil NEW-JEkSET,
" from foot Of CouranA-s,. connecting at hsnp;os
junction with DeawGre Lsckswsnna aud We,'srn Rsio~i
and Ess,on with Lehrh Valley Railroad and IS ccnnsc'
tons forming direct line 70 Pittsburgh and TIC "e with
out change Of cars -. 49, , ,,,,
Sixty Miles and Two Hou2s saved by this hne 10 Chs,o
Cincinnati. 81. Louis etc with bgt one ense OF eaa
SPRING ARRlSGEHESTS.
Commencing MAY 2 1914, leave New srt as follow: .
HARRIsBURG FxPRye-At p N, foI Eeston, Heading
pottsylle. Harrisburg, hsuch Chunk Wiarlsport Thu.
train arrives at Hsrrsburg at M, connecting East and
West the Pcnn,y wanna Railroad North and south sn tAe
Northern Central Railroad, ana With the Cumberland alley
Railroad to Hegentown.
MAIL 1EAn-At $40 "a m, for Easton, Water Gap Sccsn
ton. Wilesbsrre, Great Bend, fttson Bissh,mton To-
l2M rRAfS-For Eaf.sn, Allentown, HsgcA Chunk, VIZ
Transport. Resding. Pottsyle, Harrisburg &c.
$40 p. H.-for Esston Bethlehem, ana hauch Chunk
40 and 5:<0-FoT Somergitls.
Jpn WESTERN ExYEEes-For Esson, Allentown Meas
ing, Ha,rsburg Ftsbnrgh, aaa the W est SAepins cds
thTonsh hom J-rvy City 10 Pittsburgh
ELzIBErgPoRr Ass Esw fosK FKRRY-Leave New I sfk
from Pier no \. r. G D. rs e. 2s5, t;SD AID $50
Boats stop at BERGEN Psrt aad Mariner HUbor.
Tickets for the West BE- Obtained ST the otce OF the
Central Railroad Co. OF wJersey, foot OF Courandts
At Astor House. No. 27 Brosdway aud tie pr.ncf
pal hotels. JOSIAH OSsTEAHNs, oaperntrnden'.
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EW.JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ Coon aud stcr MONDAY, ysn. 10 1854 Trains will
leave NETWORK for BALTIMORE a.d WASHINGTON,
Al 3 and 10 A. M. 30 and II Midnight 1ke 1::S
Train will take Passenger for BALTiMOIE aAd WASHING
TON only This Train makes no esaAeetisn PAisdephA
IL m, 4 and q p. and " Midnight.
MILITARY TICKETS viii not be IeceivSd In he a. -
or ! ;3O o. M Trains J. w. WOODRUFF
Dec 23 1901 Assistant Superintendent n. j. T. X.
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER. FYCHBURG NASHUA,
LOWELL CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new aud s;aunch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK,
leave Now York daily (sunssy eIcepes at O'Clock H.
from Pier No 80 North River, foot OF Nosryst.,
FOR NEW-LONDON,
there connecting with Steamboat Express Train rom the
above points via Norwich and Worce.te. Boston sad Wor
res.e orce and Nashua and New London and Northern
Railroads
Fre. taken the lowest rates For Information inquire
r. s MARTIN, Ag.nt. On tue Pier.
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rcttures ano AltetinSs

rTHE WORLDS HEALTH ASSOCIATION
will hold It's sessions in Metropolitan Hall No rs 6'h w.
1870 =, 10 m which arc free to all Evening set'ions.
sdmtiance Is cents Prof Charles o. HurbuI', Ellen d.
Usrman ~ d.. Mrs Roberts, the dsgaIn County iarmef
and Lyda A. sowbIdge, 81 d. sns Others, VIII address Tie
meeting.
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GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
NJ COMPANY
Corner Broadway and Fulton.s,.,
EkW-YOKk.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. ................ eSoeD
Paid ~ and posted with Insurance Department. is
TRUSTEES.
LORISG ANDREWS LoEing Andrews Il Son Leather
Dealers. No. Il G0ldst.
CHARLES KSEELAND. BoseTt KneelAnd Bankers
NJ. 90 Wiiar-st. =. -
JOAN VAsNEsT. vannest Hsydes Hardware, No. 70
BeostrenEt.
JOHN BUTTERFlELD, Wells But,erhed Co. Amen
an EIIress Co -, n,,
join X PRUYN, Pres dent Central Bank, brooklyn. 49,
SAM IL r. fLArl, AaFanoe llast, hSIa"Afe' NO. TO
GrcruW!lhtt
WILLIAM HARsELL. corner Maiden lane and W.ter-s'.
GEORGE LOklLLAKD. New.iotk. -,
siLAs IS. BUTCHER, butcher Elerby, Merchants No
o. Pe.si "a
JOHN MARS Wall ap-r N-ssh--torsr. BTpoklyn
''' TLfNY fREEsiAS, President
r. q BLOSs Vice President.
ii. {. FREEMAN, Secretary.
{. 7. FIELD.
:. -. GAY.
NJ FRELIGfi. ST. H.. Med. Examiner.
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OFFICE OF TIE AMERICAN REFINING
~ COMPANY, No. u WliAnst, Room No. IT,


- NhwYo,x, june Q. 1864.
NOTICE TO GOLD MINING COMPANIES AND MAN
CfACTURER5 OF AIMING AACIhNERY-The Ancri.
San Refining Company hersby gvos notice that the
81 certain Patents for the aud reduction Of 0oA
and and that the Pans beng used under the
ef Freberg Pans and shets Of similar character
sents Of said Patents. TIE Company IFePaed III
sra arrangements with such organizations or Parties may
have purchased ordered such Esskixery sud II will be
found to the interest Of such parties 10 gyeths matter prompt
attention proven. detenHsH d tAer nnsg opera
tIous
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5tcambogis Gno Railroads.

IGOR BRIDGEPORT.-DA1L LiNE.-The
IL steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Pier No. IS, East
River daily ut IL o'clock Freight tsksa Arriving in
Bridgeport time with the Hou,stonic, Nause-
tuck New Haven snd Hartford railroads. also the Shore Line
To Ssybrook ard New Los d1R.
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srArs o. ILMxols. rs,llsasa's OgIIos.

SPRiSGTIELD, June - icDS.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, that the
Treasurer o. the state of Illinois vi and after the
6rst Monday OF July uu tho 2h Of said mouth be
ready at tine America Exchange Bank IN tue city o.; ev-
Yorf paw the interest maturing the hrs MsnGsy Of Juy,
ISs4 on The Public Ds5t ef tie St~te 81 lii-ois , 49,,
The interest theE due and 10, called for pIof - tie th
pay Of July will thereafter be rsd ony at the shce TIE
treasurer Of the Stie 81 Illinois IN the city Of oprfnsse
Hoders Of lno, and EcssE Canal Bonds sse esuPss'
s1e exhausted are requested % pIesss the Bend.
Signed ALEXANDER STAPkE,
Treasurer Of the state Of Illinois
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Amasemeuts.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
sTUPENDoUs ATTRACTIONS
MISS MAJOR CUSHMAN. ,,,,.,,,,-,,
THE TRUE.HEARTED AND PATRIOTIC
MISS MAJOR PAULINE CUSIlMAN!
THE FAMOUS UNION SPY AND SCOUT,
'pp'''' ''' DIisY At II, 8 AND :, O'CLOCK,
and gives u account Of her
STARTLING ADVENTURES while In The
SECRET SERVICE OF TIE UNITED STATES. o.,
AVOID TIE CROWDS, AVOID THE CROWDS,
MoRNiNG APPEARANcEsAT II O'CLOCK,
when the Lecture Room viii DC opened WlIhoCr La
Ava EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING
a, , and Z. o'clock.
THE BEAUTIFUL AND FASCINATING
MILE. ERNESTlNE, 1870
IN NEW AND GRACEFUL DANCES
MR.. CHARLES 4. COLLINS
woRLDREHowNEp ASD ORIGINAL "cURE."
AND HIS GREAT JIG DANCE.
FOUNTAIN OF PRIsMATIc WATER.
~ HUNTING A TURTLE"
"'TWAS l."
To be seen at all hours:
THE GREAT GIANT GIRL,
COLOSsAL FRENCH GIANT.
THE TWO SMALLEST DWARFs LIyINd
THE THREE ALBlNO CHILDREN
BEAUTIFUL AQUATIA.
chronological Examination, by PROF LIVINGSTON
MINIATURE SKATING POND.
THREE TABLEAUX OF MOVING WAA-FiGtRES.
THE GEN. TOM THUMB BRIDAL GROUP.
TWO LIVING PRAIRIE DOGS.
HOUDINS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
THE MUSIC ALLY-EDJoAIED SbAL
MONSTER sERPESTS, AND OTHER CURIOSlrlES
Immense attractions for Fourth Of July
Admission. rs cents; children under ten 10 cents
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n IBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLO's GARDEN
~ Commences a; :Cncute, 1910
''''''' THE C06LEaf THEiiER in TIE CRY
THE ILLUMINAlGD GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVEN
WEDNESDAY June %,
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT THREE
MILE. yESTvALI
with the song. lyon are the Star words BY ). H. fhs
John broushans Grnd Drama IN ave tableaus entitled
which has attracted large and discriminating audiences, whs
THIRrY-EIGHT NIGHTS
have expressed tie HIGHEST sstslaction AZ the
MAGNIFICENT MANNER
THIS GRAND s z SHflH DRAMA
has been PRODUCED 5q gaSh %ast positively be withdraw
SPECIAL NOTICE.
i,any inquiries having been made for repetition Of the
DUKES MOTTO,
Che management begs leave its reproduction on
MONDAY. July I.
FOB POSITIVELY 1Ty d16 SIX NIGHTS GU SONY ANY,
Captain HENRI DE LAoARDERE (hi' 88Tlsi8%sfn p.rrr,
Ia iion"iif SEA OF ICE
sE4Ps SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Lessee and DrectTess...........Mr;J John Wood.
THIS EVENING Scdac:iayi June q.
POSITIVELY
LAST NIGHT BIT BIT THREE THREE
LAST MONT But THREE
Of the Romantic Spectacle Of
ALADDIN
ALADDIN,
ALADDIN,
with
Mrs. JOHN Observation-Disclosures,
which must DO Withdrawn with al. lie
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
BEAUTIFUL EFFECTS,
NEW MUSIC
PICTURESQUE COSTUMES
AND ELABORATE MACHINERY,
account Of engagement hayI been effected With the do
tiHsuished artistes ~
MADAME COMTF BORCHARD,
Mr. WIN CASTLE,
Mr.. :. c. CAMPBELL,
pow erfu Company and Orchestra under the direction
Mr.. ANTHONY RElFF,
for a shsrt season Of
q ENGLISH OPERA,
commencing - .
MONDAY EVENING JULY
Doors open at Z. Performances commence at O'Clock
Seats for the LIST peo Of Aladdin can now be -
cured.
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Gorses, Carriages, sc.

orArrxrxAsrRR's OYpcr HEw.YoaK April IL, 1864
A RTlLLERY HORSES WANlED.-i,WV
n Artillery Here. wanted for Which One Hundred and
Seventy Dollars will be psid for all that pas Inspection
These h0r.ss must be sound evoy ereasi broken 70
i.,ion Al the Government Stsbes 3rist between iVth
and llth avenues. slb"AhA - y, -.
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UhhII mn AND DLIIh NM DIT "t IL
III ROAD-To Lous Branch, Rel gons, Shark River
Manchester Tome River, Bamesat. shamons and ASTON
On and amer WEDNESDAY peIt June - ard uniS further
notice the and oonmodious steamer JESSE hOlI VIII
leave foot Of Murrsyst North River. daily suudays ex
eepted) at elisa. m and AIS H., conusetny with
the and ID. u. RR. 1t Port hsnnsah with trains Tor tho
above points. =, "a
Returning train, will Issvs Lsns Branch q. 7s M Halo
g. M, and y. m. 81 nj,
Station for SHARK River New. Bedford aud SIusn. -
Stages eonneo. at Manchester and Woodanre for Tom
River and Barn.sst Toherton, Wsretown Msnnaawken.
For further information epYly TO Office on the pier
Communication tickets TO Long Branch He'd Bank, &c,
ke be Lad application to the Company' oee NO. %
Bsayerst -. . en,.,., - 80,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

Oypcs W TEE EroHAYsE Flax INSURANCE CoxPAyY,}
No 100 Broadway, New YsrK, June o. lte4.
4 Il the Annual Election for Boars OF Direc-
"A ton. held tho I'd instant the following gentlemen wars
Elected Directors for the enssisg year; -
JAMES VAN NORDEE, a. II. .lNlNGEh
WILLIAM X. THORN, EDMUND HURRY,
John 4. b. MAXW ELL, DANIEL r. PERSON.
EDWARD c. JOHNSON, CHARLES BUTTS,
WILLIAM S. FATrOUTE, WILLIAM. COOLEDOE,
RICHARD r. CARAVAN, WILLIAM i. LONGWORTd,
JOHN RANDALL, RICHARD c. COHBES,
LEVI OSDERDONK, THOHAS h. PECK,
ELISHA BROOKS, JOHN Il FOWLER,
John w. AMEkhAN. JNO. @. COTTSBLRGER,jr.,
JAMES BUCHAN
At subsequent meeting Of the Beard. JAMES VAN
BORDEN, ESQ., was unsnirs ay reelected President for the
ensuing year. klCHAR RID G. COMBES, Secretary.
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i OYG ISLAND RAILROAD - SUMNER

1 j ARRANQEME NT.-Lesves New fs:k, Janc- slip AID
3.l Est River Greenport. sas .rsor iismPss, &c,
Eta. N. For Greenpor kvrrhead. iapaank cad Lake.
land r. and $3.50 torf.lip Babylon and arm
in4lAlr, At and $50 snd $50 p m. or syosse
- ~. 90 A. m and r. tStss- connect FOR Cod Spring
Oyster Bay and BuE,ins,oa For He-np.ed J.naes aad
Winfield at 9 and 1914 and $50 NJ and $50 r.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Nhst., East
River at $50 n f9E KveEhed 'topfag at all e-tsn. sI
cept Hampstead and syose EicnrsiSn ckc's ioT ms tan
81 reduced Ist.-. A. h.hspHEhr superintendent Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

NTOTICE.-The COUPONS on the BONDS Of
IN tho HOUsATONIC RAILROAD COarANf falling doe
H. 1854 viii h PAID % and ser that date the sl
~ Ges.r1 kETrHUN son Co, No. - Excsssse.Ilsce
New York at tho Treasures Once m bndgersri g.
- '' CHARLES X. ANEBlLL., Treasurer.
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OyrloE OF THE MARiFosA Co, No. 81 Wat,t.
OyYIcn OF CoLrHBIAN hIsIXo CosrAsI

No " WilsLa-st. y. y, juno ], ls1
GALES OF FORFEITED STOCK.-Noticel Is
- hereby given that the folosins STOCK in TIE COLUh-
BIAN MfSlNG COMPANY l. FORfEITEDrfsr non pay
ren Of ,ssen,en,s 6re in February AID November less
and that The same will be SOLD al PUBLIC AUCTION a.
the Oice of the Company Ne p Wiisus, tie s. day
OF Jpiy at IL O clock NJ unes prcviSlsy redeemed Ger
tihcss No 3O AUGUSTUS DENTON, Z. ustss. 20 shares.
HENRY PHELPS, Secretary.
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OFFICE OF
" vERM11YE G. Co., BANKERS.
M AZ wALL-sT. NETWORK.

u. s. 5 PER CENT 1910 BONDS.
We keep on hand for immediate delivery an assortment
BONDS Of this NEW LOAN.
VERMILYE g Co.
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Notice to Officer. receiving deposit. under this advertise
ueu The preliminary certificate Of deposit Of two per cent
must not DO credited upon yous current a. it Is to b.
included IN the ma deposit.
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6apngs Banks.

N. r. Until the alterations in the Banking R
ple,ed, the Bank will occupy the basement
premises.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13
---
ID UNAWAf IN JAIL.

r,ree cast ro S.,a aer .y feet !ong, fonf f:ft
rlde AID tuufrsr ri-s deep e2r well LtLS about too
pou ;ds. For safe By
@cSixs.r, DuPtI T. ARcFrR,
.r+ shocsoe Shp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-13
IElE GEORGIA FRONT.

Inc Mscon Confederate" OF the Ish has
Stf,i'ov;,g from tbs Georgia front:
"Hia:n ffom o geatl; min who ~. tic
RI: ';f,r cur lines were established c. 1--we
":a ;i,At tie lumored demoral; z :sian q tho
4 - IS untrue, aad tba: our yai;sn: soldiers,
ta.i. 10: at all slated at Sae:man's getsrr g
NSs's.ia Of Atlanta, are nsyeStL elsts ready
- xiii: g 10 again me-t tSs fee.
F::snc hne,,.s Ara b:ing thrOsn up at
::';ni'S, ed the Amy o. Tennessee, 6c-
.di ifs rTer. sta.Ge ready to interpose b.
sH:%a sL:rmun ard the heart Of Georgis.-
'a' i.nsses will fad their further progress
:%;',;'hseiy contested IS TIs their mach
';a 10 o"i'ta to Atlanta.
iAa s;..a1;oa, tk5ush critical, is By No
seas s' dark as soloo Of our contemporaries
:S;:;s. Il the Government at Richmond will
y, y, awake 10 the emergency and send the cav
W winch is ecat,cIet over Alabama and
ii.'r..S'Ippi to tho rear Of Sherman without
"a, ::'?, We may yet hsvo the pleasure Of chron-
,,.:ss TIE shrois,e isiiaTe Of Shermsn's CAM
s;:;sa +. ar. ;aa capture Of a large portion Of
4 Cur si;Ga:ien is critical, that Of tho emf:
.! Ioao the less 90, npt it requires but tho
StaM CONCENTRATION of our entire cavalry
"se :: s, upon Sherman's line Of communication
eSe' the Army Of the Cumberland in q
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LATEssg EaAas TIE tiEITED STATES.

We cJutiuu, our extracts from N.rshsrn
papers oC Tao Tih:
p.op,aLE WITHDRAWAL OF FREM rNT--sflzURE
or TIE GgoRuIA-THE DRAFT, ETC.
Tho following Washington telegram Of the
Herald" will be found interesting:
WAsHIEoroN, September Cit ID asserted
here in well informed Republican circles, that
Gsp. Fremont will withdraw his name from
the Presidential contest within ton days. IL
ia also stated that Hon. B. F. Wade is shortly
to take tho stump for tho Baltimore noml'
|'nets.
Tie seizure Of ths late rebel pirate steamer
Georgia, blythe United States steamer Niagara,
was msdo in accordance with the we'll estab-
lished rrino;pl of English mars.ims law,
that hsilgeren veastl. cannot, during the
oou,iuuaneo of host)ities, be leg lily trsns-
fsrred, as reglrds ownership in neutral ports,
and are liabla to seizure wherever found, not
withdrawing they muy n0t have been actually
and i:s good faiih SOLD to neutral PARTIES. The
samc priaciplG OF maratirnc lGT has b+en do
clarad by ,h's government, ard under 1t any
yssrtl that has becn used for belligsrent pur-
p1soa, under The authority of tho so.oalled
Confederate government, will be seized whom
over it cal bD done, whatever may be her 40
tusl ownership a, the timo. The Eoglish go-
vcrnmso. las recently is nasGrted this law,
and isaucl instructions forbid ling the trans
itr II such vessels in British waters; abd there
il II" chanca i,r any complication to arise
from sash seizures. il only being necessary to
to identity ito vesse! to render its seizure legal
and valid.
Foar hundred rarolod Uaion prisoners ar
rived at Annapolis yesterday. Thoy were in
an cmaeIa,ed condition. Bad o. the,reatment
recniys,l nt the Libby prison il, those who
como from Linchburg complain Ct evcn
| wcr;a treatment. Some cf the ti1,ers etHte
that their w0aads haSe not bsen dressed since
ths 2j;h Of August. They brought specimens
of Ice bread furnished them, which was mads
withnnt salt or !eayen, and utterly unit to sus-
tain. life.
Durir, Tho last ten days the number Of men
mustered il.u tho army has averaged three
| thousand day. ga the ID Instant four thGu-
sand ono. hund7c1 and thirty.six We're m.;s-
| tore! in. ard o. the 3 six thousand ono hnn>
dreG All Sky. Ihess ore the latest reports
| received. Tlo number mustered 10 on the
| ,i,irI instant is rrohn5'y GREATER than has
! hce mustered in during any other one day fcr
nearly :w) years.
Tac ncmiaatiou Of Mcclellan is not satic
fac.orv 10 tho Missouri Democracy. They
will, howevor. stand hy il, as they say therc id
| no use Of boiling.
Tae tu 5scriptl ,ns to tho s1vsn thirty loan re-.
| ported t, ths Treasury Department to-day
| ,mount 10 1926 Geo. and to the ton, forty loan
$40 600.