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PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Beef Cattle.
HEADoUARfERs DEPT. OF THE CUMBERLAND,
OFFICE CHIEF C0MHIssARY OF eUBsIsTENCE,
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, March Z 1894
CEALED PROPOSALS ARE l

OFFICE CHIEF NOMNlsSARk OF EuBsIbIENCEs ?
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March 7, 1854.
OEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
yitsd till April 5th, 1854 for furnishing the sub
sisteDce Department with four thousand (iO0O) head
OF Bsef Cattle on the hoOf The cattle to be deliver
ed at Nashville, Tenn and weighed on the scales,
and the weight so determined TO be the purchase
weight.
The cattle required must average at least eleven
hundred and fifty q ,l5O) pounds and no animal will
be admitted weighing less than one thousand (OnO)
pounds gross A rigid inspection will be made by
such persons as the Government may direct, at the
delivery. Bulls, H'iieIs, StaRs and Cows are not
wanted.
bOud With good and sufficient security will be re-
Quited for the faithful performance Of the contract
The time Of the first delivery OF the Cattle will be
fifteen days after signing the contract, and one
thousand lOOOl per week will be required until the
Bids directed to Lieut.. Col A.P. Porter Chief O.
s. Department Of the Cumberland, Nashville, Tenn.
and TO be endorsed, Proposals for furnishing Beef
Cattle"
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid,
Rnd no bid will be entertained when the bidder is
not prescott to respond. Payments will be made 10
certificates of indebtedness.
FORM OF BID.
do hereby propose to furnish the O. s. Subsis-
tence Department with fqUr thousand 1000 head 0
Beef CATTLE the hOot in strict accordance with the
livered at Nashville, Tenn, for the sum OF
ties to County, state Of
Lieut. Col. and Chief O. s. d. Of @.
NhaN
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READ THE FOLLOWING.

[TEsrIMos1AL OF MRS SARAH GOULD
Prof. DEMuEH Two years ago my scalp became
diseased, and my hair commenced falling out very
fast The disease spread until my scalp one COM
plete sore; the burning and itching sensation was
insuppOrtable. would apply remedy after remedy
with only mOmentaEy relief. consulted several
the disease with which my alp affected was the
Salt Rheum, and that they could not benefit me.
reAd your advertisement and cOucludsd TO consult
you. You assured me that you would eradicate the
disease and restore my hair which had become very
thin. With that assurance 1 placed myself in your
hands, and the result is have luKuriant head OF
ha'r; my scalp is perfectly well, and my hair ha'
ceased to fall out. Respectfully, Yours,
MRS. SARAH GOULD,
No. I47 South Pesrl-st., Albany, N. Y.
It Is fact acknowledged By all who have used the
hair RestOrer, and their name Is Legion that 1t Is
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My son Wss afflicted with offensive discharge OF
the ear, which was fast destroying his hearing I
placed him under DR.. Jones seven weeks ago, and to
my satisiactiOn he is now entirely cured.
franklin county, near Columbus, Jan. 3, 1854.
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II II wADswORTH, Hudson, o

BEDr Jones $50 Htraightsned Mrs Margaret
Snyder's eyes, No. So Lake-St Cleveland, aud doz-
others, far and near, aimee he came to Ceve-
land
RG-He cui ed Mr.. James Bowen Of deafness OF q
years standing. See testimonial IN this column.
MTNot day passes bat that DR.. J. effects cures
that be ore were pronounced incurAble, Some are
cured fmmediRtslV. others taEe time.
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T OTIS FOR SALE-135 Fr. FRONT
i 4 on Superior st., corner OF Muirson-St. Also
sublots l6 II and IS. being 48 feet front each, on Su
peror-St., east Of Muirson-St. Also-l5 feet front
on Spring-St running back to the Bailroed track,
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed Of the
Cleveland, Ooium bus Cincinnati Railroad stands.
AlBo-l7 feet inches front OhAmplain-St., nearly
opposite the new City Gourt House.
A1BFor terms enquire Of PAINE WADEuE
dao3-R2n Attnruavp.
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lost one Of my eyes by discharge Of shot in the
face; DR.. Jones has inserted me an artificial eye,
which gives me no pain, and moves and appears Just
like my naturAlsye VAHDHNEk hOIr,
Camp Ohase, January Is, 1864.
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W-Deafness and Noise In the Head in all its forms
cured, il the organ snot destroyed,
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AFew OF Br. Jones' Many Cures Since
He came 10 cleveland,

Ihave been hard Of ing in my right for four
years, with unpleasant noise 10 my b. ad lke singing
roaring and WhfstlinR, nIoduciug nervousness aud
confusion in The head. Oave been mest snK Gus TO
get cured, but had no confidence IN those who have
not had q athororeh education on the Ear-fOr VAL
ued my hearing too highly 70 allow any OF ogr gene
raj practitioners to tamper with my Ears. there
fore aced myBef under Dr }. A Jones care, at the
angler House, and according TO PROMISE ne has
most sats actoTily restored my hearing, cured toe
noise in my head and cured the headache at Ihe
lams time and all without the least pain. can cor
daily sccmmend my friends and the aticsed, 70 7
and near, to Oloy DR. Jones skill, with he utmost
oOnfidencs, Tor have found him gentleman and =
scientific men. AIRY p5rsOn who Is amicied and
wishes furth,r iuf0fmation can zee me &C my real
dence, No. "a Uheshire-St, Cleveland %.
Mrs NJ. NJ BENTON.
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DROPOSALS,-PROPOsAIs WILL
be received until the 18th day OF March, at u
O'Clock, at noon, for licenses to collect dOckage from
the Public Landings ia the city OF Cleveland for the
ensuing YEAR commencing April lst, 1884, suhjelt to
an ordinance regulating the lease Of Pubio Docks.
A. O. KEATING,
G.. W. GARDNER,
GEO PRESLEY,
Committee on Harbors and Whsrves
Cleveland, March 4th, 1864 merchants.
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FOR SALE.
I OTIS FOR sALE.---115 IL ]
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAN.

CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAN
~ UFAOTORY FOB SILE-SituAted in one OF
this nj st hourishing towns in Northern Ohio, with
the advantages OF two Railroads Zone Of which has
les terminus at the place) and also, water anEpor-
tatiOn and \ heavily populated and wealthy cOun-
try. Ths msDuiactOry ia now dong a heavy busi-
ness IN al OF its branches The building s one huu
dIed feet long, tWentyeieht ieet wide, two stories
high. with large gavret and has complete set Of
tools in each department good stock Of materials
now on hand aud tn shop has now in its employ
twenty-five workmen. The material and tools will
be sold and the buildD rented the whole sold at
very reasonable rates.
SE-For further particulars enquire OF the Editor
Of this paper. mAr5-l4
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have been hard of hearing, with noise In my ears
for eight years. 1 commenced treatment with DR..
Jon at the Angler House, Feb. 22d, who has great
ly relieved me. D. b. DkAhEs
WyADdotts, WyAndotts county, o.
lam under Dr. Jones' treatment for deafness, and
he mas greatly relieved me in few days
AAR0H GODFRIT,
Upper sandusky, February I'D.
Ny eyes have been crooked for many years. DR..
Jones On rated upon them Feb. sd, and straighten
ed them Immediately. =
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r OT5 ATAUCTION-FouRL Lors

II OIO u HUOIIOLN " VU d LIVAD
I 4 on fhe south side Of Euclid-St and two on the
south side OF Prospect-St few rods east Of Hudson
st. part Of the Ackley Property, VIII be sold at
Aucion at the door of the Court House, in the "
ef Cleveland on the twenty first day Of March, 1904
at three O'Clock p. NJ. TINE given en- q part Of the
HENRY @. ABBEY,
n, ,,rrb1IIA1 Magtar OommissiO0er.
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TT PENETRATESro THE VERY

seat Of this terrible Disease, md sxtsrminales It.
root and branch, forever. Dr.. GOOdale Is the first
and only person who ever told the world what Ca
TAHRH really was-Where it commenced and what
Wunld cure it. DR.. GoOdae has now spent lifetime
10 battling with this fel disease. exploring its Sc
cret ambush and making known 10 the world the
fact that Ostarrh, which has for dssd Ihs ski
and research Of medical men aud authass IN this
country and in Europe, can now be cured with the
uniform certainty that morn ng foil Va night
Prepared By 3. GOODALE. n d {. New York Price
81 90 ssGd stamp for q Pamphlets.
For sals by e. W. OLARks ils SuPsrior-st.. Osys-
land, Ohio. marIl-R7
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Five Hundred Dollars

and other cutsneOus diseases, and restore the Hal
to those who have become bald. To make good tn
assertion, 1 will forfeit
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Fer Special and TeleGraBh--see First
PaGe. Fer LocaI and Commercial--Soe
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My eyer have been crooked from infancy, aud my
sign very much impair ed thereby called on Dr..
Jones At the Angler House, VINO made them per ect-
ly slra ghJ and natural in one minute. advise all
who have crooked eyes to go 10 Jones immediate
Mrs MARY VIXLER,
693 st. OlSir-St., Cleveland D.
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HU-Remember, DR.. JONES Is now practicing at
the Angler House, Cleveland, OHIO, where he win
remain until March 3Oth 1854, dhs don't expsct 70
visit any other city in Ohio.
%Dr. JONES permanent address Is
No, 16 Arlington Place, New York City.
fsbz2-l4OdvttW
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AUCTION SALES.
FRIDAY, MARCH 18th, 1864.
Real Estate and Brick House.
At AITCyTrON - BY O. CUfTER a SoT

o CUTTER SON will sell on Friday, March Is.
on the premises sale commencing at 10 O'Clock, thr
Lots 80 feet front by 100 feet deep, situated on the
corner OF Ontario and st. Clair-Sts. Terms, cash
in hand hRlaucs In and two years, with inter-
ct annually.
also, the ca half Of the Double Brick Building,
next east Of the I'd PresbJ terian Church, Superb
orSt., and the Lot. Lot 5Jfeet front on sup Ttor-
ST., bT l2O feet deep Terms, y cash in bsnOi bal.
auce ia one, two and three years, with interest ct
per cent annually. Sale to commence at II O'Clock.
mRrl2-i42
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ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsTORER,

If fail to cure the worst cases Of diseased scslps
the longest standing, with the
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THE ONLY REMEDY;
SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD

60 far as know. that would permanently cradles
these losthsome. diseases Of the scalp, 1. e,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-07-06
FROM VIRGINIA.

Wilmington. June s9.-The Journal has
received the Richmond Enquirer Of The
9th from private source. IL reports the
enemy on the 9Th on the Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad near Brick House, about
seven miles soath Of Petersburg.
The following tslegrams are taken from
the Enquirer:
Petersburg. June s5.--No fighting and
none expected to-day.
Scouts ,ay Grant told his men the fight.
ing had ended and the siege Of Richm nnd
had begun.
Petersburg. June 26.-All quiet yes,.r.
day aud to-day save heavy cannonadng
awhile Ibis morning on our cenre--rssuIt
unkBOwu. There was severe cavalry
tgAt near Nuto~ay G. II. on Tharsds, H..
tween Wilson and bearings men. Iteon.
tinuea from two o'clock antil dark. IN.
enemy relieated under cover of the dltk.
ness fhaty three prisoners were cap;ur.
ed and brought IN. The enemy last m,ny
killed aud wounded. Our loss small. vii.
son was stealing fresh horses and shooting
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FROM GEN. JoHNsroSs ARMY.

Marietta. June 2gth. = unusuai quiet
along the lines to-day. The enemy being
permitted 70 bury their fast purifying
dead. As Gen. Hardee's giest victory i
brought 20 light. il appears that Il vas AZ
af.t much underrated. The enemy admit
los. Of fifteen bundled 10 front Of Gle.
butne's division, and lass in killed along
he trout q that and Cheatham's, Of scyca
hundred aud fifty. Five hundred alnbu.
lance: were counted yesterday from the
summit OF kenesaw mountain, transporting
their wounded to Big shanty. In front u
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THE RAID ON CAMP VANCE.

The Salisbury Waterman of Thursday,
says:
The train from the head OF the Western
road has just arrived, and we learn that
the raiders who made descent upon Camp
Vance did not amount to more Tran $50 Of
lis men.
They destroyed the Camp and all the
buildings except the hospital. and robbed
every person they came up with. Mr..
Andrew Murphy was robbed OF his watch
aud shot in the side by one of the Lieu
tenants, who was drunk, and severely
wounded, though able 10 walk about. They
burnt the depot and took aud distributed
everything out between themselves and
others that they did not want. They stole
all the horses and mules they could lind.
Three men we understand went to X. Z.
Parsons and were IN the act OF taking
some ofhis stock, when Nr. Pearson tired up
ION them, killing one. The other lett. Ii
such treatment mad been meted out To them,
BY all whom they robbed, they would not
have made much. They also DESTROYED
the train then al the head Of The road. We
learn that the engine. though damaged
considerably. can be used after being re-.
paired. They did not seem 10 know how
to destroy il efrctually. Many Of those
captured made their escape, we learn,
while the villains were crossing the Ca.
tawba river. Our forces are in hot pursuit
and il is hoped will osertake and mete oul
TO them the punishment they deserve.
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FRnM NORTH nEpRGlA.

Marietta. June % --se,rrs pant.hncnt
vas iaflcled on the enemy yesterday by
Gems. Hardee and Loring, which rendered
them very quiet to-day. One ~ pur nii.
GERS IL autnoflts called u thr Ylnker caia-
mander That a. IN act OF humanity 40 weold
cease firing 10 give tasra ilnse 80 Gerry Of
their ws1nslstl a. they were IN sanger oi
being burnt alive after the aetisn which
resulted II frighful lns, u he enemy. IN
front ut Clebarne's Division they lost ever
one thousand alone I; while 10 Cheatham's
front Il was much greater. Our less WAS
less than IN the same day when sklrmish.
ing: me hundred and hlis viii so,sr il.
Walkers Division skirmtshei With great
hefoisn, nine out Of ek,cn men being
,blJonetrd IN the rife pts. While iheir ntIi-
Gers actually cut down the enemy with a.
brvs. Two Of ouS eficers from tie same
pits came in with bayoaet wounds, vi lie
their clothes were perfectly perforated.
= The enemy made desperate attempt t.
take kenrrsaw mountain. They attacked
our works ~ columns Of picked troops the
heroes Of Missionary Ridge. bit Gen. I.or-
ihg's corps drove them back With loss, IS
tInated 1t twenty live hundred.
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The Richmond and Dansilie Rail-

r0ad.-The Danville Register ofFrilay says: The
damage done on the Richmond and Danyille Railroad
BY the enemy cannot be fully repaired within less
time than four weeks. II is understood that num-
Der Of government wagons will Be seat 10 transport
supplies for The army The gap made in the road,
until the track is relaii. 4 large number of hands
are employed in the repairs.
The Register says, it has been suggested that il
would be jus AMI proper to compel The Yankee phi.
,Onsrs to repair all The roads they tear up and ebuld
all the dspo,s These raids are not conducted upon
the rules Of civil za warfare and if the yandals
made 10 repiirthe ianags done BY themselves, they
nghs learn 10 behave more Ike human beings.
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tr,am ,hs Atlanta codNslet.sy. lane :AA.
From t.s From --.!iscuh on our Cfntr.

Prem lhf Fr0m--.Stsdni or our IfnIrf
The enemy maze hrree and vigorous
nseosl upea Hatder's Gorps yesterday,
and We are prsud 10 state we're handsome
" sepgl,sd- Tie attack aas manly ii
rsstv6 sgamsl he centre 81 Our line =.
ksanessy. up - which tles advanced lour
lines deep The .nsmy opeaed hrs al .
o'clock, a. ". IN heavy csnnanade.
against krnnesaw and the batteries Of
hsrdre. succeeded. about II A. NJ, with
direct charge upon the portions o. the line
occupied by Cheathsm's. Glebarne's aud
Walker Divisions, the fight extending IN.
to Lorings Division. The encmy's troops
we're drunk with whisky AMI came right w
on the works. Some cf them are repre-
scented to have been 50 drunk as absolutely
TO have refused to discharge their pieces
Two stands &c Yankee cnlors were cap.
tured almcs, upon the top Of our breast.
works. The enemy we're rcpulsed at eve.
~ point OF attack, and their loss IS est.
mated at FIVE thousand. Our loss was
comparatively Insignificant.
Prisoners report that Gen. Jackson OF
our Cavalry, is in sherman's rear. aud that
he burned three trains near TiliOp, snort
distance from Dalton.
There isa runner that the enemy are iali-
ing back by the Viheaow road.
!. About fifty prisoners we're brought dsWn
last evening. and among them = Lisai.
Colonel.
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aillsbaruugt 9ssorntr,
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, July 6, 1864.

u The ladies Of the Hillsborough Soldiers Aid
Society having exhausted nearly all their means IN
furnishing food aud refreshments to the numerous
sick and wounded soldiers passing on the Railroad,
appeal to the lberay Of lhe, friends ~ the country,
for contributions Of four meat and other provisions.
Such articles as they may have to spare can be left
with Mrs. Owen, in this place. The pressure Of the
war at this time makes large claims upon our sympa-
thy Tor the wounded, and.a is hoped that the duna-
ions will be liberal.
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derson Mitchell. State Proxv. and Jas. H.
Wilson. Alternate.
Joseph IL. Cannon, Charles Wood and
John H. Leery, Directors in the Abe
marie and Chesapeake Canal Company.
John N. Mcdowell. State Proxy.
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Marleila. Iuue 2T.-Abuut 10 o'clock
ms morning thr entmt. cun,istin. Il 4
part ii Srho6rid :. P.mr,'s, biau'. aua
i.nsln,s i"rces, attempted 10 gam posse,-
sea Vi an angle Ut oor Notifications un our
leil. lhc rrHtrr ms held b. CheAIhala
anl IleDaInc. Inc rrrml mnlcned up IL
nansi, IN seven lines IL O-flfr, unr lrDap,
frsersIns their he until Ihss approached
wilhin lew yards 81 our btra,taork..
~Aea they orehsd win = 'pr, sani,l,r 4ad
muskrlrl, crralls. great nA.oc "a lnrtr.
ranks. The lite VA - RAPID .nd ,i.sttu1
tive that the enemy eoYli not rally anu
we're dnspn baek With los n 500 or 900
men We capiurcl about 100 prl>onr,s.
including Llen, Coi. ]. i ktrr. FAN H..
Capi. II. Il. Wakefield. SD Indiana. and
Lieut.. inn. ~ York, 6jrHlndIana.. W.
stands nf collars. one yreseatrdto the Kin
lllinni. rrgia.nt b. Bog. Cen. y. 3 III,
tnr,l. .lh- woods ntrrr lhr enemy dcaa
md wounded are niu lying .re an fire
making II impo.sibie 10 bring thrm "f-
Our ioss. ewing u thr protection ct brat.
w"r.s, very small. On or right centre
the 81 Georgia Regimen. Cpl. Gurdnn.
Mercrr's brigade. drplcyra !. sksrmi.hsrs.
acted with grrat gallau'vy and held hand
10 hand hght with The sasmy until rele,
ed.
The troops engaged il lie first mention
ell action we're nanes's aad Vaughan
brigades. cheathams diyisirn. and polk'S
and Lewry's btissd.s. Of Clrburn.'s di,i.
SION.
Brig Gen. kilipbsl, commanding First
Brigade. second Division. VI towafd's
4ih Army Corps, "ss Ruled and j. 80 r.
ported b. AS uan men taken prisnLrr..
The ~sgonrrs IN Ktilpbali'. brigade .af>
fred severely.
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The Conscript Laws.-Ws i

The COnsCrlpt LaWs-Ne learn iEom The
Confederate that the Supreme Court Of this State,
has affirmed the eonstuiOnalay Of the CONSUMPTION
laws a. also Of the case rendering liable the princi.
pals Of substitutes. The decision Of The Court is
rendered from the msjprity-Judges Battle and Man.
iy eoncurring-Chief Justice Pearson dissenting.
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RAID N wEsTERN NoRrn cARoLrxA

Gold,borough. June a9-on Monday a
raiding party Of Yankees ~ .osiss, Under
Col. Quiik, iron, 5eo o. 41ossssas. eater.
Ell Morganton, at the heal u The Western
y. Z. X. Il. and captgsd sOatr ss.ersss,
robbed the bank AMI destroyed a train Of
cars. The bank is seppasea - have had
. large sum on hand- These raiders are
said 70 have Come, from Eat Eenae.,re.
Kaniz'srai,lers have guns re tsrsat. They
crossed lhe Petersburg anJ Weldon Rail
road near Befeld.
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The following dI.patch ha. been reeeiv.

The following dispatch has been receiv-
ed BY Gov. Vance, from Morganton:
- The Raiders. under Col. Kirk. captur-
ed the boys at Camp Vance. aud DESTROYED
all the public property there. They burnt
the Depot at this place. (Morgantonl and
three cars, and damaged one engine, and
are cow returning bs way of Johns river.
our forces pursuing under Col. Drawn, oI
the lst \. c. Troops. The Raiders num-
Der some three or tour hundred"
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Confederate nonds-A. h. auction .ass,

Confederate U0ndS-At the auction saSes
Of six per cent. Confederate bonds, made at Colum.
bs, ). c., pursuan, 10 pu5lic advertisement prices
ranged from Isl down 10 l35, and the auction was
closed al the latter bid, when number Of capitalists
invested a that figure. The total amount Of The
sales was ss65,GOo. Thus the premiun for non.
taxable bonds Is GIel al IS for the present.
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Sen. Hardee's corps heir loss is estimates
at four thousand, and about the same in
front of Gen. Loring's.' The Yankee Gen
erals Dan. McCook and Packer we're Ger.
tainly killed.
Marietta, June S0.-At two o'clock this
mnrRing, the enemy drove Gen. Cheatham's
pckets in and attempted to storm his
breastworks. They we're received with 4
most terrific FIRE Of artillery and muske,ry.
which caused them to retire. Their loss
not ascertained !: ours only one killed and
two wounded.
We understand that desperate fight oc.
CURED at Stony Creek, on "Wednesday, be.
tween portion Of the Raiders from Kanlzs
command, aud the Guard stationed al $40.
nv Creek The conflict resulted in the
repulse OF the enemy. with very considers.
bic loss. Some oil our men wounded III
this 6ght have arrived here, and others at
kittreI's. Hampton Il repur,ed to be be.
tween this party and Grant, and their cap.
ture was expected. Raiagi Confederate.
Since the above. we have received tho
tOllom,ns despatch:
GoldsDoroush, June 5o.--rhe State jour.
nal has private dispatches IRON Weldon IL
the 5Otn. The Raiders struck Inc Peters.
burg and Weldon ROAD to-day near Be
acid. Latest dispatches ironl Behrid, state
TIC most OF the enemy ; artillery. together
with his wagon tram. were captured, anu
that ur other part VI the raiders wosld be.
The hsht reported to-day 10 Dc near Reams
Siatl.n.