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NUMBER 81.

stAsss ere ssili AsId n fsrsies prisons;
that lsfgs districts sf eur sssntry hsss
bssa devastated With savage fsrseity. Ne
peaceful ksnss destroyed, snd heIplsss
women cad ehiidrsn drives away IN dssti-
tssisn, aad that with Asudish naiiRnisy
the passions u ssrvils yase have bssa
sxeitsA by ssr fees ists the csnnissisa
sf atrocities from which dsath 10 . Vol
ssms ssssPs.
New, :hessfsss, I, Jsfsrssn Davis,
President Of the Csnfsdsrats 6satss IL
Ansries, Dc issue this ny prselanasiss,
ssstiaG apart Wednesday, the sixteenth
day Of Nsssnbsr aext, % . aay to BE-
specially Devoted 10 the worship u Al
mighty 0sa; snd I Dc iavits sad invsts
ell Che people 81 these Cenfsdsrase Ssssss
- assemble o. The day aforesaid, in their
ssspsstivs places Of publie worship. there
- ssits 10 prayer . sur Heavenly Fsih-
b., thss He bsstsW His favsP upsn 70;
that 1s sxtssd ever NJ the profession Il
His slmighty arm; that He ssactisa His
chastissmsnt, 10 mr. in upfovsmsst, % that
vs nay tara swsy ftsn evil paths, asa
walk rightssssly in His sight; thss He
rsstsrs psscs 70 eur believed ssastsy,
healing its bleeding ssuAis, and ssess-
ing to % NE esltiasst snjsynsas u eur
right sf sslf.govsransss and isdspsa-
dssss; ssd thst He graeisusly hssfkss
snss us, vkils ws sseribs g Hin shs
psvsF and Glsry sf ssr dslivsssass.
Given under ny hssd sad che seal 81
ths cssfbdsTats 6sssss, 81 RiehnssA shis
yeth day e 0stsbsf, 10 The year u bar
Lssd sss thssssad eight hssdssd ed
sixty fsur. JBysnssss DAvis.
Dy she Prssidsst.
J. r. DsHsAn,H, See. II essss.
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HoW the 0Oldaers veto In
Canp.

We are Informed BY frisud VIE lstely
sslistsa 10 the army, and who was ss
Camp Chase On election day, that she
elsetisn thsrs On the 1lth was complete
farce. No Democratic tickets were - bs
hsd Save . few sent 70 ssns Of the men
frsn hsne. Beys from eighteen 70 twsa-
y were allowed t. vote--ae age or ether
qualifcatisn asked when the vster Vas
ksswl - be . Republican. A majority
Of .ths new recruits in Camp are Dens-
sfats, snd ell manner Of means we're re-
sorted to 70 prevent their vstisg their
esatius.ts. An s&csr made an Aboii-
tisa speech to the men on the svesiag
before che slsstisa, blustsriag loudly
sbsut the stssiters at home" when enc sf
tAs ssldisrs asksd hin . civil qssstioa.
shersspea The Sssstienes. % cid man
vss beaten end hurried 81 70 the guard
hssss.
/ Yrsn . let's, written Sy . Msdisss
ssusty ssiaisr st Woodward Hsspitsl il
cineiaaati, ws make che fsllswing extract:
aos election day. % this hesPital, I
did net GET 10 ssst ny vsts at ell. There
we're % Dsnssrssis tickets farnishsa from
snS sssres during the dag. vent dsvs
to the hssaqsartsrs Of the Dsnoerssis
Cenmittss. but esuld net procure thsfe :
ticket Of ny sssaty. ! got sStats Dsns-
cratic ticket, but vas net permitted to vess
IL. i nunbsT sf sthsrs 81 this hsspitsl
can testify 70 the sans facts that reiats
70 yes. The su.hsritiss here prevented
sny enc ffsn voting Ne Dsnssrstio ticket.
Such 10 ffssisn uadss Abslisiss rule. ~
Londsa Demoerst.
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DR.. ]. H. PERSON
SETfLE UP

James w. Walton having closed his
Mercantile business, hereby requests all
persons indebted to him to call immedi
steiy, and make settlement of their ac-
counts. JAMES W, WALTON. 9
Aug. 10. 1s64-3w
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The Chsflsstsn Mercury says that Q
movement 10 on feet to take Atlanta from
Sherman, sad claims that il can be done
With sslsmn ZOO to 10000 nsa.
General joe Jehnstea 10 in retirement
At Macon, Georgia.
The rebel raidsrs are making dsmsn-
str.tiens .. the eastern frontier si
Maine.
Counting the soldiers vote, the Rspub.
lisas majority in Pennsylvania 10 said t.
be about IA, 600.
The Gsvsrnnsnt hss received inferno
tisn that the rebel Canadian refugees in
tend to set Are and bsrs the principal
cities Of the csustry.
Slaves we're set free in Daltinsrs, sn
TAsrsday. under the ns1 Cssssitutiea 70.
es.tly sdspisd.
By the sinking Of . steamer bslsv
Msnphis, . ssnbsT q rsbsl Pfissnss1
we're drowned.
The chaslsstsn Mercury ssys the ysbsl
ssluma 10 10 ensemble stS Atlanta while
ahsrnAa 10 isllssisg Heed.
The dsstEuctisa 81 the ssAsl ran Alba.
marie, in Albsnssls Sssnd, has bees 80
esmplisisd by Lieuseaaas csshisg viii
Q lev ueo. 81. -askaAss
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DEEcHER,s B8ATIrupEs.


Blessed ere the rich in pssksa, q,
theirs are the federal greenbasks.
Blessed are they that make widswl
nesra and prevent srphass fssh beina
csmferted.
Blessed are The saints, fsr tAsy shall
inherit the Seuthefn pisntstisns, ssa vs
are the saints.
Blessed are tAey thss de- hsngsr end
thirst after pap, fer shsy shsll b allsd
and Father Atsahsn will give them q
little mere padding.
Blessed are the unnereiful. fer thsy
shall sxtsrniasts ths rebels.
Blessed are the Impure IN kssrt fss
thsy shall see uisssgesatisa.
Blessed are the stFifsnsksrs, for they
shall BE- called The children II Old Ale.
Blessed are they that psrsssuts sthsrs
fer esnssisuse' sake. for shsy sbsll naks
earth hell.
Blessed are u vhsn - rsyiie copper.
heads, and persessts then, cad sag III
manner Of esil falsely agsipss then r,
Lineola's sake.
hsjeiee ssd bs sssssding glad, Sss
great 10 your reward in gsssabAsks. fsI
SO rewarded they the 0pdykss ssd Hen.
dsrsens that west before 70.
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They ksvs Destroyed the Usiss, the
Csastitutisa, The Lava. They have brs-
ken tAs pence Of thirty uillisAs Of pse-
pie, and given % crssl sad Tuthlsgs var
iasissi. They hsvs shaken the Church
10 ito fsssdssisn, and Il 10 nsv tsttssing
70 its fall. Their vieksdness hss thus
isr spared ~ he last and greatest ssisn-
ity which can bsfail NJ, tkssEh they are
striviag with ell their might, and With
excsllsss prospect Of success, 70 bring
thss great wee uPss ~. via: The warfare
Of ssighbes sgsiast ssiehbsT, community
against ssnnsaity, and the dsselstion
which sueA warfare Of Gre and blood.
shsd will leave usI Osly ths election Of
Gee. B. MeClsllaa, ssd the utter over
threw Of black rspublicsn rule, csn save
oar people RON the hsrrsr si witnessing
The opening u The "SsvsHth ssal. ."--lla.
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CEN. Ds,DGE..

wspublish elsewhere an article from
the ST Louis Bemacrut. being > resume
a oSsAe.miitary life of Gen DoBaE. The
.ssumerlfhas we gave yesterday Of the Gem
eral hing appointed to the command of
the DEPT of the Missouri, turns out to be
correct. ~
This Missouri Departments has generaL
ly proved sepnlcher for its commanding
= officers, but our knowledge of the acre
and backbone Of Gen. DoDaE, leads US to
IS belieye thak be will b. able to bear the
pressure incident to his position. We can
assure our Missouri neighboss of Que fact,
~ In advance. thai IS, their new commander
will command the Department hi#aseir.-
No Radical Party, no Conservative Party
Is 30 clique, no aetioa, will shape the mill,
~ tary policy of the Department under
DoDaE. He viii do what he consider
right, and aothiag else,
Politically, Gen. DODGE IS a Republican
=. of the i Radical school, without DROP
Of Conservative blood in bis veins
Believes in putting down the rebellion BY
putting down rebels Considers rebel
niggsr no more sacred than his horse, ant
beheses in doing anything and everything
that will weaken the rebellion and Civ,
= strength 10 the Government. He recog
Mines but two parties in this strusgle-th
Governments friends and its enemies
among the latter he reekons all who sym
pathizs by word or deed with the rebellion
and all such qay hope for rery .fs'c favor
at bis hands
: We regret to see Gen. DoDaE removed
from the Geld of active duty, where hi
sterling qualities as soldier are so mucl
required, but in sendiny him to his ne,
command the Government has given t
Missouri the man she has always needed
and who viii restore order in the Depart
ment, if il should eest the neck of ever,
rebel and sympathizer in the State.
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The Southern Governors are not over
cheerful in their recently delivered mes,
sages. Governor Vance, Of North Caro-.
lena, sayssit is impossible to execute the
laws in the interior of the state, owing 10
the strong gangs Of deserters from the reb.
Ell army, who are committing numberless
oeCredations. He also is uneasy for Will
mingtou. Governor Watts, of Alabama.
is hercely opposed to the arming of ne
grees. or permitting Tire Confederate au>
thorities to nsurp the power Of freeing
them for their services
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Ha-ssperal Boston newspapers, whose
eomPoSitors are on strike. have received
help from very unexpected sources. In
the Trapeier ofice, two elergyman--one
o Metho list and one UniSersalist--are
working ..at casa;@ having volunteered
their services to pull the paper through
this tronble. In the HsraH Office the
proprietor assumed the entire labor of
the editorial danarfment, while his editors
AID reporters set the type. A Judge 10
one of fhe cearts sent 4 message to the
edifars of the Jhsrnal that he was ready
10 read proof N 10 work In any other
positi9p BAere his labor could be made
available. The cashier III one of the
leading banks ia- boston offers ITO GO
,fitboat hs pans 81 4 month, and nav
AZ il es9 "a A9lp 10 asWspapsrs pro-
pziefass 81 shrse aienahegs If the
BessoR ~ xho as,sssl handled tie
- sic ~ aI eFtea der.
asxea rani M zsssy, 4 Il 81 nee.
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DElB.-Ths following Copperhead
sheets have goae'dead since the election
Washington Drmocyat, Burlington Ar.
sss. Bloomfield C4frion, Muscatine Con.
yser, keosuqua Mers, and the Daily
Des MONIES Statesnsan. Public senti>
mens was too much for them. Every
paragraph which they Published, bear
Ing On the great issues of the times. was a
stab at themselves. They died because
they were published in Iowa instead Of
Riehmond or South Carolina.
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Ns- A mode of making paths or roads
Of gas-tar and sand has been divised
the path is first graded aud covered with
an inch or two Of sand, then the tar is
put on, and finally covering of sand or
gravel. When the compound has har>
dened, it is said to be very firm and
durable.
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seA- Since October, 1852, forty thousand
prisoners hare been confined 10 the mil
itary prison at Louisville. When we
consider that Louisville is one point at
which prisoners are received from the
armies Of The West, this great number
shows how largely the rebel forces
have been depleted in two years of war.
fare. -...
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A New York newsbOy standing over
ths grating above the kitchen window Of
sesturant. exclaimed to another, who
vs. J about leaving, 20, johnny let's wait
Or DO pudding r
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49, According 70 EFbu Burritt who has.
been studying up the pettieoat question
more than 10000 tons eff steel are annually
made into crinoline And SO our wives
and sweethearts carry around 500, 100000
pounds Of iron. Poor things
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"a The Liverpool Times, Of Novembe
5th says it is painful to see that the distress
in the English manufacturing districts is
largely on the increase. 1t is Thought
that with the approach of winter the dis.
tress will deepen.
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$50 III sasss -
lsi.ss "A az zsas sesssI tiss
Eisx s 81 81 b 81 81 sshilh
81 Is rgisss
iIswing m5nfh b led 4.
Ssef .l5a into North Missouri. driving
ostt poiskdexfsr. Who BAD gathered force
81 sosas twelve hnpd I'D nien. This good
work accosap Iishea, Colonel Dodge, In
pAFssla slcse Of orders reported st 81 Louis,
august 18th. 1851, anaua the 24th was
ordered % Reila. On the 9th eff oetobeT
| feolfawin g Be waa assigned % the command
lof that POSI-. 10 the succeeding Neyetn-
| Der he led an expedition and met and de-
! fassed the enemy ut Houston and 1t Sa-
lem. January 2lst, 1852, he was By
General Curtis assigned to the command
of the LIST brigade; 4th division, Army
Ioftke Southwest, composed Of the 4tli
I iowa infantry, 24sh and 25th MIsronri IN.
tfan,ry, and 35th illinois Infantry.
| To Gen Dodge was assigned the ad-
vance in the expedition for the reeSptuEe
of Springfield, which post he retoek Feb
ruary 18th 81. having tonight the enemy
fat Kings Creek on the 4th of that month.
tstilI leading the advance, he was engaged
at Sugar Creek, on the 18th, and oHthe
| 21st defeatrd the enemy under Yates at
I Black mans Mills
+ at Pea Ridge Gen. Dodge was severe
! IL wounded BY an exploding she'll, which
broke two Of Ais ribhs;
| For distinguished services he was pro-
noted tnihe rank Of BFigadier General,
March 2lst 81. He was ordered to re-
part to Major General Haileek, then in
front Of Curiuth.
After the evacuation of that pest, Gen.
eral Dodge was appointed to the command
of the po>t Of Columbus, Kentucky, and
in September following was Invested
with The command Of the District of Col
Glo}sas.
} Ngre;aJer Is vas placed at the head
> Of The % division ef the Army Of the
Tennessee. and in few weeks afterward
captured Tupelo and Okelono, taking
, sixty locomotives aud large quantities O
stores.
july 3, 1862, he was appointed to th'
c command of the left wing, 10th corps
:, During the winter aud spring of 1864 h'
. superintendent the construction Of thu
Nashville ana Decatur railroad, from
; Columbus to Decatur some eighty miles
= With, his command, General Dodge
!, Joined General Sherman, April 29tl
= 1864, and in person conducted at Resac'
the first flank movement Of the campaign
against Atlanta. He was engaged a
Resaca, Lays Ferry, Calhoun Cross Road
IS Dallas, Owens Mills, Kenesaw Mountain
and in the battles before Atlanta, Jnl!
v 22d and 18th.
: For the signal and brilliant services hl
had rendered, Gen Dodge, On the I'll
+ of June last. received the we'll deserved
: rank of Major General.
= While leading the advance before At
Ianta. on the 10Th of Augusta last, anc
while in person experimenting the ad
/ yancing skirmish iinc, he was wounded
in the head with a mnsket ball.
e This brief and rapid record Of service
+ aud Advancement is the highest attcstatior
e TO the worth of General Dodge as sol
r der, and to his possession of those quail
) tiles ofperseyerance, enterprise and com
:. mand that emiueutIy fit him for the fresl
trust now reposed in him.-H Louis
Democrat.
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A FARMER who lives in Hard Scrah
ble," Central New York, says that owing
10 the draught and poor land together
his grass was so short he had to lather
ii before he could nov it, and, when it
vas dry, to rake it with a fine tooth
comb.
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LOOK here, printer, you have not
puucsuated my poem at all"
"Well, sir, / am not pointer I'm a
setter.
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driven on ID great coliIstoa
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tl,sF Isss go killed aud rs wanRd ed.
Enensy ! IargeFy. exceeded ems
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ig commissioned .cfsieers two twelve
t4,uuder Nap5lcons captured ani IA -
slsioa in the fort.
Juat previous to MiIsag 1 tack On thu
frebeIs. Bufordts division "a -esyelry sfsrgks
ed Murlreesaro and entered tlss tOwn.
sbeliiHg il and dessrayed wssanv hssases
HsNseaa with QUE reg ssaes,s 81 aatsssaaxy
and ! se,stss,, sfs aresgssys rave tie pt,,si,. ;
Gu, of tuwn an1 they have nos made their
appearance since.
! Gen. Granger reportsd ali night az Stew
enstga Ala, - :
+ Weather cold and no saeyFseess.
/ PrSsaerS frrFa Ylel.el lines r...s.rt Intense
! suffering amune the troops ail carfsets ia
the feIghborhood have beeu takea an
Eusd h.e, made into hlankefs
Repjvt se9yns TO be rsiaiH~ Ground
hat the Tennessee ms Il, lied ! arf,g IA
I uEili;an IN f,,h. no,v f,,,t ,viFg ~, s.,,;,,
leave the state. II. n ~.
.. -r
! Washington Dee l4th.--SecgetaEy
Interior III bls report reueus his rseota
peudstion for the impasltigB of q mod
crate tax upon miners and products Of
all mines, to DO collected through the
bureau Of the IHt@rnal Revenue.
Ia tho Senate yesterday, Davis. accord
ing 10 previous notice lisiFFsdaeed 4
series OF resolutions TOR the restoration
OF peace and uaian &c
Resolutions propose connection Of all
the states as agency by which these
ends are 70 be attained
Ihey the" propose TO refer to the
consideration OF such convention as =,
has's OF settteaaent OF all dltflcsaities AIMING
the states, numerous aiacrsdaasnss 10 the
constitution arranged IN eleven ssPefats
paragraph 49,. ~
FIRST paragraph proposes 10 fprua the
states OF hain. New hatnpshirs and Yer
mont, IN one state; massachusetts,. Rhode
lSIand, and Connecticut into one; Mary
iand' pese~are, and Eastern shore Of Va,
INTO one; o., .
hat g4sSs& n
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The Tribune's Army Of ths 4 ]
special thps sums ap ths
Esrrens expeditiau: Nazis
march .uf 50 milss. II iaap
important bridges oser Fyesg
railr road q large asnuaat Il @
other stores, burned sassx Cos i
captured scsge " twa Il
will reach camp to-maKEsr. 4
iainea but triGsag loss.
New York Dee lss
special saTs Released papsas
contain tpsws from shermaa
Ramnrs thar the naig
report KiIpatriek killsa
union cAsalry fosca haa 81
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