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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
0Abe,s and "Asdy.o

The Philadelphia Inquirer has the
following: ia, IT,, ,....,,,.,.
The following communication was receiv'
ed In this city yesterday morning. 'Theep-
plicsnt, Norman Dosne, an Indiana yolun-
teer, asks for furlougb Of twenty or thirty
days in order 10 visit his wife and twins,
boys, recently born, which he designs haf-
ine christened "Abe" and ANDY The
document had passed through the Wsr dc,
partment, from which place II was referred
t. the Adjutant Generals Office, then to the
Medical Directors Department, where y
was reported that he had been transierIco
TO this city. The document was then sent
back to the Military Commander at WASH
ington, from thence TO the Adjutantten.
erals Office, and then TO Gen: Touch IN TINS
department. The Medical Director in this
department finally referred 70 the surgeon IN
charge Of the hospitaliD which the patient
was confined, who immediately ly granted the
applicant the furlough.. This. report has
to 70 back through the same channel to the
War Department.
"JuDrctlRr souhHx HOSPITAL. wsHp 10
"wAsnISGToN CRY, ID. C.. June z, ,,
Dear Sir: The Union is saved. Hurrah!
make room in Abraham's bosom
''My wife has twins Both boysl
DO please grant me furlough for twen,
ty or thirty days, to go to 1T. Wayne. Ind
| to christen 'em Abe and Andy; aud besides
would like to know if they look like me.
Il am not SO sick now. A few days al
home will do me more good than six months
in the hospital. Should any reference. be
required on patriotism and public services
Schuyler Cofax; on domestic relations
Mrs. Doane.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
EE-MCHoICE GRAPE

Ey-"CHoIcE GRAPE VINES AND
STRAWBERRY PLANTS FREE We call
the attention Of our readers to the adver-
tisement of Mr.. L. b. Miner, editor Of the
Rural American, headed as above. The
offer is certainly very liberal one, in these
times Of high prices, and we have no doubt
of its being fulfilled to the letter, as Mr..
Miner is very extensively engaged in the
cultivation Of grape vines and strawberf!
plants, as we learn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
~BLAokBsansss are Just beginning t

DBLAUkBnhfsff6H Hto JUSe o0b'""'"e 70
come into market, Willnot our good peo'
MA ali over the country remember the ap'
neal Of Gov. Brensh for this fruit for hos
pitals2 AT it, little Children and otter they
are pioked get you, mothers to put item
- sna send them to- Qaaitet,haster-G Gen.
s,si Msrrill Barlow, Columbus, Ohio'-and
you will thus be instrumental ms IN saving .hs
lives Of thousands Of the best and bravsst OF
our land. Surgeons al testify that black
Ssrries are better than anything thsy'havs
IN tAsir medicine Ghosts, - sE
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
d1ied.
D

ALIEN ANDER in 81. Clairsville Oh Thursday. July
2slh of pulmonary affection, Mrs. Caroline, wife OF
Andrew Alexander. Esq.
She died trusting in Jesus looking for that blessed
hope, greatly beloved BY ali who knew her.
yINCENr.--On Monday morning. 2sth Of July. OF dis
of the lungs at the house OF Rev. WIN. r. Vim
cent, in Wheeling Township. Miss Jane Vincent
Alter illness weeks she sweetly fell asleep
in Jesus.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

Eg-THERE will be preaching at the
United Presbyterian Church, in this place
at 10 clock A. NJ, on Thursday Ito day.
the day set apart by the President as day
of fasting ond prayer .. .7a"....
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

srDRowNED.- Sunday evening q
man named William Woodcoek was sitting
on the bank Of tho river, near. Bridgeport,
fishing, when he suddenly fell into the river
and was drowned. He was subject TO nts,
and be is supposed 10 have been iaoqrl9g
under an attach atths time. me poay
was recovered the satle' evening. Wheel'
ing Inteligencer. S.'aes aaat 2f4i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

H UNIoNTowN MEETING PosTpoN-
ED. The Union meeting, advertised to be
held at Uniontown to-day Thursday has
been postponed on account of the National
Fast. The.meeting will be held on Thurs
day, August Itth, at 7 o'clock P. NJ.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

pN~WE were pleased to see Mr.. T. JEFF.
Hawthorne, of the 9Sth Ohio, in town on
Monday. He has been recommended for q
recruiting commission in one Of the new
regiments to be raised in this State.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

Ras-MoRE RAIN.-We had another de-
licious shower of rain on Tuesday, which
was very seasouable indeed The corn crop
is now looking pretty well. Late potatoes
will be good crop also. p. ..'.7H '.a ..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

B@DEATn OF JonN A. WoRK.-Wo
learn that John A. Work, late Prosecuting
Attorney of this county, died at Virginia
City, Montainia Territory, on the 18th day
of June, after sickness of about week.
He has left wife in this county, the
daughter of James Tallman. Do,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
Excelsior Planning Mill.

TIAvING fitted up my establishment with the Latest
III improved Machinery am now prepared 10 iur-
nlsh at my office in BRlDGEPoRI Ghe same that was
formerly occupied by Stewart Eeelliiel Rough and
Worked Boar,ls Flooring, Weather Boarding. Doors,
sash Shingles, Shelving Corniee Boards, shutters.
Moudings. Pangs, PaiIel Stuff, Frames, and Building
Materials Generally. -
All work delivered free OF charges at the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh r. Depot and also at the Baltimore
Ohio aud Hemphed II r. Depois, excepting tolls
GEORGE KEEIINE
Formerly OF the firm OF Stewart Keelncl
Br;aceport Belmont Co. Ohio. iel6-ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

EE-WE are indebted. to Mr.. Joe c.
Tomlnson, of the cd Ohio, for copy OF
the petersburg Daily Register" of July
2lst. .rsE ,... .iira .-...' ..a. .,t"'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
se1mont County AZ. society.

There will be a meeting Of the Board OF
Mana gers of said Society on Saturday Aug.
18th, 1854, at l clock p NJ. AS import,
ant business is to be transacted It IS desired
that there be full attendance OF the Mem
bersy BY order Of the Board
: eV'e' ~ JNo. DUNHAM, Secy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
THE AMERICAN CONFLICT,
AHiSt0ry efthe Great Rebellion

By HORACE G2EELBy.
V,BIs worL will e printed fine payer. and issufa
Il large dyEofe- column octave volumes OF Ga
Page. euch sDundanty illustrated by SIaps, Diagrams
Ia te-fsds SieEes. Naval Actions, views OF Isres
OF IL storc inl, Obtained from official reports AID
other tsheifIc documents in The War aud Navy Ds-
pHrtn,-uis. tOgethsf with lEfge number ei dns
s,-el plate Portraits VI Prominent Generals and oheI
Distinguished Persons CONNECTED with the War. boh
korth aIJi souih The work when eOnplsird will cpg
tain upwrrds OF one hundred Mars and Diagrams ot
BHh-heas. aud no. .fi 10 take ne first rank a.
STASDAEO Hs!rgY on rtiE AMERICAS CONFLICT
VOLUME vii, present a more comprehensive exhibit
OF the and Indictments of the HselBon, tracing
Ire Influences Of Slavery in moJng te opinions OF the
pen. and IN shaping the 6csiines of oor country than
any sunsr work. IL viii ulsO SEVENTY Tor
traits Oil stte.. classified aud srrangsl in approrEIE
group. besides cher iusiruiiais Of much interest
VoLrNH II VIII Ls pubfshed Som a. praril.
cable afr the close Of toe ur and IN all respecs VIII
be fully equal TO Vol L. j. VII contain nych larger
number OF Diagrams Of Butte Fields etc than Vol
also valuable copper-plste MAP oP IIE SEAT NJ NE5
about 25IJ5 inches, engraved erpTessly or this work.
presenting ia view tie whole field OF Nj ary oJria-
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ilary routes lraSerSsd by the large Armies, etc
SuhscGsers 10 tie AineE.caG CoEfict WI! pfaEe Oh
I shrvc-' n
1sL The undersigned hercby guarantees hai 10 vrk
to he delivered sa ~ every respect be equal "
the description given Ia thi- card and in the AgeMs
Order BOOK ot, rv<e subscribers viii mol he oblsel
end. The work is sod exclusively by subscription
through authorized travelling Agents and i'll cass
can il Ue obtained in the Hook Sores
ID. Subscribers are requested 70 be prepared 10 take
the volumes when PreSeied thereby avoiding snnacEsr
sary deuy tie part OF the Agent
Ain The yyurk will be furnished 10 subscribers al the
following Yrces, volume TO BE- paid for delivery
. Price rer Vol, Regular Edition, Embossed Cloth
Plain Edge :. = 70 ~,
Regular Edition. Embossed Leather Marb!ed Edge "a
PLAIN Feather Library style, sprIhk-
led fstge -........-.--.-.-''...'" w
! Extra Tine Iibrary Ed.on. Printed on heavy Pa
per Bound in Half Calf RIarhed Edge. ......' W
The ady orders ior Mf. Greeey's History of The
American Couhictr Os copies, and orders have
| come in at the of 1000 copes mouth.
JOS WCCDROFFE. 81. Clsr.vil!e,
! j.so Only Agent fer Belmont Co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

aG-FoR CoNGREss.-EDIIoh REPUBiacAN-
ses sIR. The friends OF Hon. JOHN A. BlNG-
HAM present his name for nomination, IN tie 18th Dis
lrict for the Conrrss 10 the wishes OF the
Union oters OF tine District they may declare III the
Cony sntion CanlbTdse the 10Th OF August ne x
II is known that Mr Bingham leaves iIIs question eX-
clusively with the Union oi the DISTRICT and al that
is desired by his friends is full al iar exaresso1 o
the popular will. HABRIShs touSTT.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that at the Probate Court for
~ Belmont County. Oho, the undersigned vrs sp-
pointed snd qualified Executor Of the estate Oi
Janr Bailey. deed. late OF Delno,h county, Obio.
All those indebted shd estate requested 10 make
immediate payment md those hating claims agansi
said are notified to present uien iOS settlement
within year rom ths date.
JOSHUA IArLE, ETeeg.or.
9Th mo 91sf 1884 % "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
STOLEN HORSE.

ctrOI.EN from the pasture field OF the subscriber
y miles West OF Flushing, Oh the road leading from
Flushing to Moore6ed, on Tuesd " night July 'gh
DARK CHESTNUT SORREL MARE bazed IN the
face, yeafS old. aud about is hands high
A Reward OF S35 will be paid ior the recovery
OF the mare. by25 3w'I hobI W. Whop'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
Very respectfully,
"NoRMAN DOANE,

'Private, signed Corporal U. s. A.
'P. S.-The little presents necessary up
on such occasions, need not be sent till after
the 4th of March next, when Andy will be
nresent also. n. b."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
~TAKE NorICE.-Mr. S. Levi

EyTAKE NoTICE.-Mr. S. Lewis of
St. Clairsvile, loaned saddle and bride to
some person South of town, some time ago,
and it has not been returned. He takes
this method of drawing the attention OF the
party to the matter. and hopes he will re-
turn them without further delay.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
School Books.

McGufey's Eclecuc Keadefs, ~, "'-l
- " Rays Arithmetic, ''
Rays Algebra
Mi,chslIs, Montisth's and Camps GeogfaphieS
= Pinneois and Clsrk's Graminars,
Davis Legendre, = i.
Bullions ATTN Grammar and Reader, and aiul assort
,nsn, of school Books Hank Books, aud Stationary.
"'" WESps, Opposite Lewis House
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
NATIONAL BANK.
UNITED STATES LOAN.
3 Per Cent. 1910 Bonds.
Interest and Principal payable I'm Gold.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
DESIGNATED DEPOsITARY AND FL
NANCIAL AGENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.

TINS Bank is the the Belmont Branch of
l. the State Bank Of Ohio, and is doing a GEN
ersl Bank e. Collection aud Exchange business. Ii is
Designated Depositary and Financial Agent Of the
United States.
,has authority from the Secretary Of the Treasury 10
receive subscriptions the lO 10 loan authorized by the
act oil March Sd. loGi.
These bonds are dated March Isl, 1864 redeem
aue the pleasure OF the Government after ten years
aud 40 years from date i'll with interest
D per cent per annurn, III CulN
Subscribers will receive Registered or Coupon Bonds.
they may prefer Registered bonds will be issued o.
the denomination OF $50 SI0O $500, 81 0 S50OO. and
$40 OO0-aid Coupon bonds oil $50 SO0 $500 and 81 900.
The inie e I on the $50 and 500 bonds-rcg stored
and coupou-is payable annually; OIL all others semi
annual
The bonds bear interest from March ist ard the
crued interest from thai day the dale Of subscrnon
must paid in coin, in United States and National
BauR notes adding thereto 50 per cent premium until
further notice. or bonds will be issued drawing interest
the day o subs. rpon, ai the option OF tue sub
scriber
Legal tender and National Bank notes. or sight drafts
OH New York and Philadelphia, payable m National
Currency. will be received i'll payment OF subscription.
Al bonds subscribed for at this agency will be deiv-
cred at this Bank free OF expense
To Guard and others hcaing funds in fduc:aty
capacity this loan furnishes peculiar ADVANTAGES
safe d profitable The interest being paid IN Gold
makes il equal TO all 8 per cent Investment -.
Many persons OH ect 10 the time the bonds have it
run. This is no objection Their market value can b
realized any time without the terv' ntion oil Judges
Lawyers, Juries Sherifs. &c, which often occurs IL
the collection OF loans made re al estate sc rury
Come on, then with your subscrirt ons.
JOHN c. TALLMAN, Cashier.
Bridgeport, April Ia, 1sG4.-tf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
CHOICE WHISKY.

XITE have ou hand choice loa u Paton's Cnpper
w Distilled Rye WHISKY" warranted gcnDaIe.-
Medical or Fanners Wishing a good article. are
requested 10 call aod erannno. For sale by gallon OF
barrel. .. OSBORNE SHARP.
bridgeport, July q, l5bl
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
Mew advertisements,

rnsss- s-CONGREss.-EpIroRs CHaoscLk: Announce
-" the name oi .-- .......
5. b. SHOTWELI., ESQ,
of Harrison County, a candidate for Congress, sub
jec 10 the decision Of the Union District Convention,
Which meets in Cambridge August 10Th.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
Central Ohio Rail Road 20
Assistant Assessors Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to all whom il may
~ that any person residing IN the Townships
OF Wayne Somerset Warren. Goshen kirh wood, Flush
ing Union and Rchland desiring 10 take oat license
for any OF the trades. business, occupations 9arng
n license therefore under Excise Law. be ac-
conmodated by Stating in LETTER the occupation ot blsi-
and OF such ior which they may desire license
and will fill blank application and send the same BY
mail Tor their signature which they can rt1arn BY man
Belmont Beinon; Co, o.
ALoSZO P. MILLER
Assessor ID Division, 10Th Assessment Dist. OHIO
nj
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
PHILADELPHIA. pa

FFILhDEBPIIAt IN.
n'sFAsp.S Of the Nervous SeminsI Urinary and
- tsIOsl Sys,ems-new and reliabie uestnent--in
reports Of the Howard AsSocieioii-sent hy mail in
sfsled letter envelopes. free of chatge Address Dr.
SKIfLfN HOUGHTON. Howard Association. No.
south Ninth Street. Pbiladephia Pa iyi+ly
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

1,uRE LINsEED OIL AND WHITE LEAD: D:T-Also
i Paints of all eoloFs, Dry sna g,Snnaa ga ~ on roi
sale d .. "a Wr~i WI"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

DAVIES-STID-On the 2Sh ul,., by Samuel F. Da-
vies Esq, Mr. Matthew Davies and Miss Ffeelore J.
Slid all OF Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

OFFICE Pro. Mar. 10TH DIS, o.,
UHRIcnsvfLLE, o., July goth.
Statement of quotas and credit OF Bel,
n ont County under call for 800, 900, and
deficiencies under former calls:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
Administrators A Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that in the Prooaie Iouf'os
IN Be!msnt County Ono the pndarsIgned was sP
pointed and Qualfed Us AdmniSrator oil the estate o'
Iobu w Bre51ss deceased, late Of ssid county;
All those indebted said estate are requested 70
immediate rayIa-iIi and those having claims egaih-t
said estate notified To preseli 'heih of ee''ei"
within one year Irom lhIs date - ,,,.s -
Jaly 2s, 1854
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
To Wool Growers.
Howard Association,

RuY wnkinsoas Desl sheep si..at. 1obe h.5
ID ] u WEST 4 co
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
C. O. H, RI. TIME TABLE,
FOR STATIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY.
rook effect Sunday May I5, 1884.

Stcamef Falcon cOnntCts WITH uII u urI'S 'Vf " !"
Denend' ,,por This tabla until further notice.
]. WELSH, Agent @. o. n X Glen
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04
Farm for Sale,

~1oSTAINISG eighty acres, or Mc,T,hon's Creef
u onc.rlaf mile brlo-r Lewis Mills. Terms Grseh
backs. Apply oil premises 49,. . p,,v,,,
jy2S-6nis NJ fAhh-''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-08-04

CCRUB Paint Shoe, Cloth, Hair. shaving and Wal
- Brushes for sale at PICkERINGS Drug Store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-25
From Georgia.

Tho National Intelligencer Of yesterday
,,rs. 've have no confirmation OF the re-
rn,ts 80 extensively circulated within the last
IIs,ro Or three days, of the capture OF Atlanta
,r 2pn Sherman. They appear to have no
.,or. substantial foundation than the idle ru-
|nors brought to Nashville, and thence tele'
,r,nhea all over the country. 1t is tar to
Dres,u,e in view Of the silence Of the official
..te,egraph, which We believe is uninterrupted
#hveen Washington and Gen. Sherman, that
Atlanta has not yet been captured: and we
think that whenever victory OF SO much I'M
rOrtauce shall have been woa the tact VIII
8pot he long withheld from the public We
1 heard last evening, unoflcially, that more
fighting occurred near Atlanta on Friday and
Saturday last, and that On the tormer day
Gen, Mcpherson was killed. He was one OF
tbe most successful and most brilliant officers
Of the army. There is, we regret to say, no
reason to regret to doubt the report. The
circumstances attending the death of General
Ncphersoo are said to have been reported to
|he War Department at Washington, but
neither these, nor the particulars OF the battle
alluded to, have been made public
The Richmond Examiner Of the 2lst has the
annexed dispatch, dated at Atlanta on the
eth -"Reynold's brigade attacked the ene-
/ my line Of skirmishers last evening at Peach
Tree Creek, and took possession of their en-
aenchments. He then charged the reserve
prkets, supported by Dilworth's corps, and
captured one hundred and fifty prisoners. The
18th Illinois regiment lost IN killed and woun-
! ed alone one hundred, while that Of the 5Oth
! Ohio vas severe
The Examiner says, editorialIy, Of this fight:
Peach Tree creek is small stream which,
taking its rise five OF six miles nol thwest OF At
aaa, flows IN southwesterly direction, and
Fnp;les into toe Chattahoochle near the rail-
@nad bridge and nearly due west OF Atlanta
grrg ght is believed to rest upon this stream
and to be protected in It's flank by It. This
a;in4Sh is an ausp;oious beginning tor den.
Unsupported that General Slocum is moving
i Tor tho -. Sp%o Mic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-07-25
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POT0N AC.


A dispatch from the Army Of the Potomac
dated on the q states that on Thursday last
there was considerable activity ct ''the front.
The Confederates opened q battery Oh he FED
raj lines, which was replied to. During the
fight several Federal officers were wounded,
among whom Was Gen, Wilcox, slightly III the
thigh, by fragment oe a she'll The often re-
peated statement that Sheridan has gone %
raid is without the slightest foundation IN fact.
The Chronicles correspondent, writing on
the 23d saws: s'The skirnishing IN Burnside
front yesterday afternoon was quite hvelv.-
This seems to be the only part Of the Line
where the firing may be said TO be almost af1~
ceasing, scarcely five minutes elapsing Gay or
night without hearing musketry OF artillery. -
General Grant has assigned the command OF
the 10th army corp to General Blrney. Gen.
Mott succeeds to the command Of the Sd dlvl-
sion. Many rumors of other changes are cur.
rent.
Gen. Badly Smith has been relieved from
the command of the Eighteenth Army Corps,
and General Martindale appointed to the COM
mand. The farewell order of General Smith
to his troops shows that misunderstanding
prevailed between him and his supenors.
The New York World in an editorial article
on the position of Mr.. Lincoln on the peace
question and the recent ''fasco" at Niagara,
saws: 'sThe essential fact which looms up
above the mirage of this 6asco is, that the
President Of the United States has defined his
position on the most vital question Of the time.
He has declared in the face of the world, to
whom il may oobcern,' that he will listen to
no proposition for The return OF the Southern
States to their allegiance which does not r.
cluae the CONF plete Abandonment Of slavery
Now is Mr.. Lincoln does not know, the people
Of the loyal states will teach him that they Will
not supply men and treasure to prosecute
war in the interest OF the black race lie has
no right to continue the var day for that pUr'
pose, nor will the people sustain him IN SO de-
ing day beyond he tine when they caO con-
stitutionalIy aepose him from office.
The Richmond Whig is reported IN the
northern papers as being severe upon the Con-
federate authorities for supersedlng johnson
hv Hood in command Of the Army OF Iennes-
see. It says that as a division commander
Hood was eminently successful; but IT thinks
Hardee was entitled to the promotion, both
by seniority and greater experience
The steamer Yellow Stone, from the Upper
Mississippi reports that Gen. suIley5 lnalan
expedition was at the mouth Of Cannonball
river, building new fort, TO be called fort
Rice. Hostile Indians were seen IN fo1ce oe-
tween Fort Rice and Fort Union, and iarge M