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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-08
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-08
Mr.. stanton's dispatch.
VI Ar DEPARTMENT,
VI sSHTNGTON. Sent, {,


WASHINGTON, Sept. T,
Major General Din, Nea0 Iorjs'
The departmentis still without any dispatches
south Of Nashville
+ ;s supposed co he Gen. Sherman de~
sign 20 withdraw bis advance columns give Las ~
army rest in Atlanta, and osfabiisn hl0asesi
securely there, and resfore his railroad coEnmo-
picat;on, broken by W neeer and Forrest oe-
fore making further advances
No operations by the armies ot ten UfaE'
or General Sheridan are reported GO, gay:
The Provost Marshal General : office Is Dus-
;,v engaged 10 arranging che credits Of the sew
eral districts, and is ordered 30 draft without
,lelav for the deficiencies ID the districts that
have not filed their quotas, beginning VILE
those most IN arrears. Credits tor volunteers
will be allowed as long as possible, but the
advantages of hIiing the armies Immediately
rannira fhe draft TO be speedily made IN the
de1sr1lt;ng districts. All applications for It's
nostnone1nenr have therefore been refused
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
The Richmond papers enunerate the follow
ing towns and villages that have been burned
by the Federal troops, during the present war:
Germantown and Madison Court House, IN
Virginia; Washington, North Carolina;
Blufton, South Carolina; Darien and st.
Mary's Georgia; Jacksonville and Tampa
Bay, Florida jackson, Mississippi; Green
vile and other towns in Arkansas Alexandria
and New iberia, Louisiana; Hickman, Ran
dolph, Lake Providence, Bayou Sara, Plaque.
mine, Donaldsonville, and every other town
on the Mississippi River, from the mouth OF
the Ohio to New Orleans, except Memphis,
Natchez Vicksburg and Baton Rouge.
The rejoicing in honor Of the occupation OF
Atlanta, by the FEDERAL troops, in the Northern
cities continues. The papers publish accounts
Of salutes, bonfres, &C. In Philadelphia and
Baltimore the streets were decorated with
flags, yesterday.
The election in Vermont has resulted III an
increased Republican majority.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-01-30

move down 4 arap weller 10 Tho hank b
ne r1gars KRunBouns we're 10 basffT neadi
ness 70 take u.s. cFoss. Morgan Il. Esaaitli,s
division WAS t0. cross first, in line az hat
tie. Ours John a. Smith % sAebna: and
then Ewingas and 0sterhau's we're 20 fol.
lew - quickly dc posgibls. We were To
cross "darkly. and at dead of night, and
It We found the enemy there. fight him
and drive him back AZ fall esefits We
must secure footing on the South bank
OF the river Just below the mouth Of the
fated Chickanonga and above the north
point of Mission Ridge. This done, we
were to move in column BY division closed
in mass, across the plain and svanaps that
interviewed, deployed III line of battle and
assaulted the enemy in his stronghold.
With all this knowledge Ia kind Of
knGwledge that will make no one happy.
uH4ess it be heartlrss, eouless Brigadfer
9enerah who, in his eagernsss 10 possess
another star, would sacrifice his entire
Brigade or division we Law down to rest
But this is not ALL From o'clock until
Il P. III. of thrt memorable day, fierce
contest had been raging in rear Of Chat
tanooga between t'old lighting Joe" and
the enemy. 1t took place on the hill
slope that terminates In Mission Ridge on
that side, aud was reviewed by mtst of our
Division, who had assembled thu steep
hill just in rear of their camp, attracted
hither by the sharp, rapid tire of the
skirnaishers. They saw our advancing
and those of the enemy, after q most
desperate resistance, retreating. They
could discern the enemy's rife pits BY
che puffs of smoke that arose in long
lines, here and there, along the bill side
This did not continue long. In the
midst of terrific cannonade, where
three score or more pieces were being
worked, our lines charged. For a mo-
ment they wavere1. My God, what sus-
pense Again they advanced and imuue-
diately the lines of the enemy broke
Those ignorant. dirty, reasonable dogs,
thus dislodged from their hiding places,
fled TO the bill top like scared sheep
Then came cheer after cheer.
Amidahll this excitement and with the
knowledge that we were to be among
the actors OF tomorrow, we lay down TO
rest. Under like cir cumstanees, how
do you think You would sleep? Ny dear
boy, .like log" if you had dared and
Suffered as we had dared and suffered.
At 10 clock we were awakSned.--
The devil IL o'clock ready p was the
general exclamation OF all. Nor-the
orders to move, have been postponed -
hours. 1t was both good news and bad.
We would like this job over; and we
were glad to have present labors and dam
gers deferred. Twenty-four hours later,
at Il o'clock preciseIy,swe left our camp
and moved quietly to che execution of
our task. Zach soldier had his blanket,
his three days rations. his musket and
his one hundred rounds of cartridges
| have told you now what we were:to do
and will simply add-sos did a. Many a
heart was made sad in the result, bat the
Natisn reioices in the fruit of our labors.
OLE. 2, LUG, 18th Iowa.
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[ From he Daily Of 28fh. ]

- FoLsom's bries store room, just below the
Merchants Exchange isfsst approaching completion
- There are nfsy vacancies in The West Point Mil
itary Academy and New York paper suggests that it
be filled with Brigsdisr Generals.
r. Thirty editors and printers were smone the
killed and wounded at Chickamauga.
rRnis stated upon good authority that fous Lon
don surgeons are ready to swear that Heenan was
chloroformed during the recent nght in England
q The HIssocri legislature has passed bill sp
proprating s50sto The Sanitary Commission at the
West. F., - 49, -.
~ The penasyIxa MIA Legislature has passed teso-
lutions in favor Of the reelection OF Mr. Lincoln
~ new sign for a tavern has recently been in
ventsd-DewdrOp Iun fds drop in).
Two interesting letters from the army will APP
pear TO- morrow. II re can hnd room for them.
~ Two coaches, loaded with recruits for regiments
in the Northwest arrived from the East about one
O'Clock to-day.
Hopper, Of the P.so. BoSk Store. sssps on
band all the latest Easssrn prs, periodicals. and new
tubcau ms.
r-A change came ever the spirit OF our dreams
las. night, and We woke to hnd fogy morning. As
We write the Wind whistles 'angriiy, and manif@sts
disposition to go on high. The change is sudden aud
may be severe.
To- The new arm that had purchased the grocery
stock et BADoLLET g. Co., is KINa, NAVE, AcConn
&Co, firm we'll known in the west, for fair and
square dealing.
@ Modern coffee is very PeHS-sble invention
Yes. ver-y4,e The eorn-ueopia Is one Of the prin-
eipal instruments used In Its manufacture.
rS-we .ban't say anything more about the mails
Matters grow worse the more sc say. As We ~rits
uosn coaches from the East and South have failed
connect. There's some excuse fer IL bow. though -
They are probably sounding the depth Of the mud OF
sOme Of our prairies.
kTp- Tomorrow evening the nach-tsiked Of, vel
prepared for "PAINE's Festival,' takes place q
BAnn,rr,S Hail The managers have much pleas urt
in announcing the engagement Of these eser-popuiai
musicians. LEARNED and KELLOGG, OF Omaha, wht
viii play in counsction with Messrs. FIELD.
sLocUM. -. J.. d., ...
~ Messr.. srooxEM & Co.'S new store ROOM nov
beng lifted up In JAMES Bioqk will hS one OF 0h'
most ELEGANT establishment of the kidd in the eit'
npill be ready Ter ths " srmyo occupation " in
ebert time. - --"' .-. -.
-vAo can doubt the spsedy "tpIayinS out Of TIL
reserons Oar dispatches to-day state snat iaes at
Ashrng among themselves, and are 0ompe'iea
guard tAsir earn MsH In order to keep them TIE
coming into Cur lines and accepting the terms OF iA
Presidents Amnesty PrOclszDation- BnfE
q me Board Of Controi Of the Iowa s@h''&t'
Commission, IN session Des aOines On the slss r'
appointed as State Gents Rev. X. s. EoFris' Oh M
buqus; Mrs. simroas, u ciintOa: Hrs Has@r'
Darlington, and Miss lockwood Of this eay. 40
Sse IL tslasd into four districts, and The asaa ~
expected to canvass these districts, encourage tne os
limitation Of societies and give general inform
Mtn ..S,. H.. ga re 5%7ss
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Joshua V Quinn Writeth a
Letter to Jeemes Buchanan.
QUISvILLE clNUARY THE 20 SEVENTH IL
HUNDRED AND "a.
deer jeems.
mi objeck in riten 2 thee at this
time is . hav thee rite on to old abraham
linken, and git him 2 ekzemt all them
from the Draft as is in Conscience opposed
war and ften. the boys thot l had bet
er rite strate oold abe miself. but Told
them thee node more about SIGH blsness
than me, and node old abe better thanh /
did, and thee havin bin president OF the
united states wunst, wood hav more in
fuence than me, so tina Civ it up. now
hav seed the evil and sin of war, for tho
tina commenced it, it has ruined the dim
ocrat party. am about 2 jine quaker
meetin. and all the quinn family viii do
the same, if old abe viii ekzenlt them as
is opposed 2 war. thee nose al aboutthe
ouakers thare in lancaster, and that thar
rules makes EN- al oppose war and hten.-
thar desapline wont allow no man z b
a. member of thare metin no is in favor OF
war. and tina ar the most Eorken in
dustreous and onssts people in the world
now ieennes don't think man OF 2 B
maid . fte agin his religos principals, nor
in a war WHARF he'd rather fife on tother
side.
r. we can succeed in eiten old abe to
ekzemt ourichurch. it will B the most
nopularest church in the united states in
less than 10 days. al the dimecrat party
rs is oposed to this war vii iine, which
viii hav a good efeck in 2 wais. it wi
increas the dimecrat party; and at. the
same time make onest sober worker
men of EN-. for the quakers won't ha'
any men among EN- IS don't work, and
thee nose, this is between thee and me-
howoverl = that thar is heeP O
our party us is inclined 1
loafers. think the measure, wood sS
millions 2 the. welth of the country.
rite a. soon as thee;gits this and letim'
40 what thee thinks about it. the boy
r all very anxious about 1t
| remain thi friend r-o
IPs. i leave of the kurnei now as IN
|onakers r opposed to big names as wen a
u Il "
war. =,
IEB, Aminadab has just got back iron
the mines, and sails heel jins quake
meetin if old abe win eksent him o.
that account.
P s, again. - t..,,of n
Esais he wont jine no metin' eanse m,
over As any how. if thee wood rte mn !,
q letter il wood help him Amazingly !. n
edits the bugle, and wood publish ca
letter.
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+
~ Ne lsks gspanaszay - re saks considerable
e stesk = h . frss-sivss. such man h prrcHra,
*Hs sansmsgh MAN no saesrssse6 m our pspss
Aszssss ssaaasr sosasai YssaAss esiisd "a Us iass
snishk an Aas ne nisas rsmeuher him, be deposised
tze ssuas iitsa lasa TRAN barrel q rfos red
saessss tnssioN .ppfss Ne we're aurafouassaI Ne
eouid not Ma shisaets sxpressEsas u ear ssasaae,
hnk in The iansasge Of Astsnas re whIspers
= Fpa are o ntark. p t.ss z<iss= r51 So /
- ne Council B1uas Esasarea cunss D. eur
table with 2 Pasass x-~10E ". HArem ss-AuaaFked
happy % be pHs On terms Of reationahIp again win
JoR Mo Teeor Rssas. aa@ - Pr.
sThanks. TnxNxv. Whsn The sprtns cumas and the
grass grows, and she birds sing, and thu mud In ear
streets Ass dsparsed hope BE- able to greet 200
~ me Catholic FESTIVAL. last evening vas, In all
respects, sompaess success, Aaa MESA rsakerNaa a-
fair, the snly drawback snivessai satsymsnt aang
ase crowded state Of the danaing hail me proceeds
reached near $500. re Local, being "easaged,s for
the evening. entertaining friend whose failing IL an
sveEwseaing attachment sOg me seisatiue pastna IN
which tonr iYeEy balls and abous tpur tess af dressed
hickory form the principle eomposea. parts unasIs
to grace the assem- bly, with his presence" We are
nevertheless under many cssigatons FOR the 1naania4
ton that our company wuuid be sgreessIs. n~@a<
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=. Erana tie Dnilusnf enth.

- Lack Of lodai To-Day mar be aoeUHntes for IL
the Pact that black weather always makes d feel blue
u Capt. ANDRE ws forwarded twelve recruits Il
Davenport day two siaes, and has about twents
mere ready for shipuent. Sood ca his head. .
70 Many persozs are In the haAlt 81 eareIessis
writing their articles and senlag them us 70 be
ecTecsed-just as though printing ofaee was
" house Of correction."
70 young legal friend of Ours infcrrns rs that
any lady who is seized Of thousand acres Of land
presents ground for an attachment.
~ Printers asvsE sacceea as well In business ~
brewers Because the Hrst work for the head and m
latter for me stomach and where twenty men have
stomaehs bus ene has srsins. -9..- o.
t. The Inassural address Of the grocery adta:nis.
tration. King Nave, Mecord Co, we publish else
where. she head Of the house In this city, ar KINo
II much Of gentleman and viii become q populal
merchant.
r. TIE weatherometrieai 7eaIcuiator has finally
ryphered hdowaR into rain and 1t being furnished
in moss plenteous qHantiues. Tts continues few
hours our streets may become little muddy The ice
Is probably destined to be CLEANED out" aHd wee are
listening for the whistle of the drst steamer:
Coaches from everywhere are behind time again
this morning and we don't know when they viii make
their appearance. Ndf ced.
The Grave of Douglass
Douglas lies buried by the solemn shore
OF Michigaa-~the lake he loved % veil,
And her reSoRnding waters are his khell,
No monument marhle marks the spot,
No steue, engraved with one recording line,
Bat O rude fence around the narrow lot,
Which hotds Ais corse, whose spirit was divine,
Is all that bids the passing traveller. pause
DER one who deemed il glorious 70 spend
His life in service OF hi country's cause,
And wha was frm and faithful to the end.
He needs no stoRej the lake exAlts his fame
And every wind that stirs it, speaks his name.
PARK BENJAMIN,
s"stephen A, Douglas is buried in The eotSkirts Of
Chicago in beautiful spot by the lake shore. Taere
is no monument erected him, With name or his
tory simple mound, with wooden frame around
it, tells where Douglas lies. ''-ANoN.
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New York, HeraldB Army oil
the Potomac correspondent says he had
long interview to-dayAwith an officer oil
| high military rank in the army who had
opportunities of frequent conversations
with deserters. He believes there is a
general distrust of fidelity of rebel, pick
anxious to grasp the earliest possible
period the olive branch of peace held out
by the amnesty proclamation. That there
is actual restitution ia the rebel army,
that the supply of rations is extremely
short and with the greatest difficulty that
enough reaches the army to make even
small daily issues. That the furnished
supply of forage is so short that the cav
airy horses are cared for very tenderly,
nearly all the picketing being done by
infantry, the object being to keep the
horses in condition for service when the
spring campaign opens.
ARMY PoroMAC, 27th.--tt was two Mis-,
sissippi Regiments that opened the ball
on Saturday last, by attempting to fight
their way boldly through the rebel lines
for the purpose of taking the oath Of al
legiancc. Unfortunately they didn t sue,
coed, though they made brilliant attack
upon the troops that were ordered to re-
sist their progress, 1t is expected that
full information will reach here shortly,
by which some idea may be formed OF the
losses.
From twenty FIVE to forty deserters
come into the picket lines Of the second
corps daily, and as many to the third
corps, Notwithstanding that four skirmish
hines have been thrown out by the rebels
to prevent it:
NASHVILLE, Jan. 27.-Latest ihforma
ton from Gen. Dodge, at Pulaski, Tenn,
under date of the Goth, says:
The enemy crossed the Tennessee rlv
err last night and attacked Athens thi:
morning, and were defeaten.
They are now trying to get back.
The troops at Athens had mostly gone
to Florence to attack Johnson's fierce
crossing there, and Col Harrison with siz
hundred rebels and two pieces Of artille
nv took advantage Of their absence
! They were badly defeated.
Still later advices say Dodge badi!
whjpped johnson at Florence. In al
probability the raid Is at an end.
Cxc1SxArr, Jan. ga Chattanooga
dispatch says: .,.,,z
|. Several unimportant cavalry raids hav'
been made recently to cover rebel move
ments.
The Gazette:s Nashville dispatch says
Persons who left Knoxville on SATURDAY.
report diminishing between Longstreet'
cavalry and ours,
No doubt is felt that Knoxville can b
held. 80.
Governor johnson has issued procla
nation for the election of county officer
in counties under Union power. Dhsloy
I al people are not permitted to vote
| very rigid oath is prescribed. -,
4 It is reported that John Morgan Wit
seven regiments of cavalry will make
raid into Kentucky through the Gaps i
the eastern part of the State.
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The Daily Nonpareil

! sred every afternoon Sundays excepted ard
furnished at Q following rates:
City Subscribers. IS cent? per week
Mail Subscribers. per quarter
fhe establishment a Grm basis, OF daily Pa
per in couecl Bluffs. bss been difIcula task and
at all remgnerstvs. Bun looking 20 the future d
our yyuag and growing City We have struggled on,
and to-day the =. 't,.< -. *@+ !!
DAILY NoNPAREIb IS PERMENKNr.
TO cur patrons no have stood br,us We are very
thankful, and shall be more deeply obligated By a
continuation OF their patronage.
NOsPp REIL PRINTING co.
r. Papers giving the above inaerti pas, and
sending us q marked espy, will receive khs Daily
NoHparsil one year. =
Council BfAas January %, 1854.
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The Tri- Weekly Ndnpareil

f. issued Mondays, wednesday and F'idsys. and
mailed tasu9se"ihers at lie low price Of $4yOs per
year 1t cOntans all the matter Of two issues Of the
Daily, and is suited t. the malt srransetheuts Mort
NJ us 81 .-
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PAR A13 PER MONTH WITH CLOTHING
: AND SUBSISTENCE. -, ~ =

l..
Veterans receive an addItional b'uny q SIoM oS
EFhensrAr houcrH6iy disehargea the bcunty remain"
ing unpaid viii be paid the same rs The WHO'S
term had been served, sl 49,. 4. 49,.
baunfy RnIist NOW or this golden opportunity Will
C1gacs sser williams Saicqn. Call in.
The New York herald., 1864-03-13

HOUsE (FURNIsHED) TO LET OR FURNITURE
II for sale In Brooklyn No ia Ry street. Inquire
tho premises at $50 Water street, New York. House
The Portland daily press., 1864-06-09

SOLDIERS MoNUMENT.-The erection OF
the Soldiers Monument at Mount Hope, Ban
gor, is completed. The Wing says 1t is in all
its appointments a noble structure. worthy of
Its founders.
The consecrating services will take place
on Friday, June 18th, at o'clock, p. NJ, on
the grounds, on which occasion 1t Is expect
ed the Governor OF The State, The Adjutant
General, and the Major General Of the Di-
vision, with their staff officers, will be pres
ent.
The escort, accompanied by the Band, will
consist OF our Military Companies, Cavalry,
Brewer Artillery, knight Tenplars, City Gov
ernment,and aged citizens many of whom have
been invited.
Before the final shaft was placed on the die,
the Committee who had il in charge caused a
metallic box to be put in cavity prepared
containing an account Of the organization, sub
scription and building OF the monument, the
order OF conservation, Daily Wing & Courier
Times, Jeffersonian, City Seal the names Of the
members Of the City Government, Ex- Mayors
ofthe city, with photographs ofPresident Lin
coin, the Vice President, large number o.
Generals, with many OF the older citizens OF that
city.
After the grounds about the monument are
graded, the whole appearance will be grand and
imposing, rejecting much credit on all who
have had charge OF the matter.