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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07

1t is very desirable that these rolls
should be still further purged and cor
rcctcd, by striking from them the names
of men now in service; Of men who have
already served two years or upwards of
men over forty years of age Of those
maniiestly or permanently disabled; Of
aliens; and of men who havo died since
the enrolment was made and also by the
addition Of the names Of young men who
have arrived at the age Of twenty years,
and of any others whose names ought to
be enrolled.
To prove ahenage requires the affidavit
OF the party, in proper person, supported
by the oath of two subscribing witnesses,
who must be citizens.
To prove age requires the formal aiiida-
Wit of the party, corroboated by the oath
of two subscribing witnesses, together
with the best testimony the party can
produce. The best is regular family
record, which oughtalways to be brought.
or a copy of it, certified by q magistrate.
endorsed on the affidavit The next best
is the oath of one or both parents, who,
sif living, ought to be the subscribing wit
nesses. Then the testimony of older
brothers or sisters, and so on, being the
best that can be offered.
In other cases the testimony of any
good citizen is sufficient. The Board ear
nes;ly invite the cooperation of district
committees, magistrates and citizens in
this work, alike advan ageous to them
selves and to the Government.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
U. S. Collectors Notice.

HATtNG received the Annual List or Licenses, Taxes
on Incomes, Carriages Silver Plate &C, under the
T. j. Internal Revenue Laws for the 81 Division Of tho
2sI District Penuo comprising the county Il Butler.
will attend for The purpose If receiving Of said taxes,
&c. my office ia the borough Of Butler from the 23d
# August 1864 to the 18th OF September 1894 also at
the following pieces:
saturday, sept 10, 1851 from to Il O'clock q. m at
kclly's StOlc. Buffalo township.
same d,y FROM to o'clock, p. m. at the Store Of E.
Maurhoh, Esq, sBy0nburg.
Monday, sept y, 1871, from to Il o'clock, o. IN,
Firyiew, ut Adams Hotel
Same day fFoia i to o'clock =. m, Milleutowu, at
IiOch's Hotel
Tuesday, sept. 18 1854, from to Il O'Clock, a. NJ.
SunbuTy, At l. Wilson's Store.
suue day, from to O'clock p. III, H'rrisye,
kcrFs Hotel.
Wednesday, Sept II, 1861 Centrcye, at Eyths Hotel
Thursday Sept. 10. 1854, from t. Il olcycE a. NJ
PotrcrsVie, at ChyC''s Hotel.
solne day fromZ to O'Clock, p Prospect, at MrE
Dredin's Hntcl
Friday Saturday, the l5th and 17th OF Sept 1854 ct
2rlienOpe, at bastisns Hotel
Monday Sept 10 1854 Glade MIL from Ito O'Clock
p. M at COopcrs Hotel Aftor which time the penalties
prescribed by law, viii be strictly enforced
Payment must be made in L. Money.
X. Z. HcABOY,
Dep. Col, Sd Div, I'D Dist.
Butler, aug o. 1861
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07

kss" In to-day's paper will be found a
written communication from Captain Kir-
ker, in reference to correcting enrollments,
which we trust will receive the prompt
attention Of all concerned. Now is
the time for corrections to be made and
then should draft come equal justice
will fall uponall. On former occasions
the people manifested Indifference till at
ter draft and then would sometimes
complain-if the rolls were found to be
incorrect, when they, perhaps, were the
only persons possessing the knowledge
necessary to secure corrections, let this
not be the case in the future.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07

80" The UorlR has made very bit
ter and unnecessary attack on New Eng
land, denying her originality in politics,
literature, science and art and arguing
that American greatness owes little to her
influence. 1t might be courteous but it
would be superfuous for Pennsylvania
journalists te take up the defence Of this
great section and we leave the World to
the mercy Of Boston We may note, how
ever, two Of its mistakes Fennimorc
Cooper and Robert Fulton are claimed
by it as New Workers, but the first was a
son of Judge Cooper, a Pennsylvania,
and was born in Burlington, n. j.; the
second was natiye-of Lancaster county,
Pennsylvania-Phi2a. Press.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
Executors Notice.

OS THE ESTATE GIBsoS VINCENT D.c'p
WHEREAS, letters Testamentary. with the VIII
w annexed have this day been duly granted bv the
Register, TO Matilda Vincent and james Vincent EIecu
tors Ct Gibson Vincent, late Of Marion Tp dec a. there
FORE all persons Indebted to the estate 6f said dceent
requested to make immediate payment and those
having claims or demands against the same viii present
them properly authenticated Tor settlement
MATILDA VINCENT.
Nov. . JAMES YINCENT, Exc
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The New York Tribune.

NOTWITHSTANDING the enormously increased ex-
' penses attending the publication Of Tax TRfBuNs
oceasiuned by the employment Of army cor
respondents and other liberal expenditures, well as by
the advance in the price Of paper and other materials
have resolved for the present at least not 70 increase the
subscription prices Of either Weekly Semi-Weekly
papers but continue to furnish them at g and 3:
pectvey per anuum being the same prices which were
established more than twenty years ago when the cost
only about uuehrd Of what It is at the. preseut
time Our Terms will be found below and we wish II TO
be distinctly understood that ss- these Terms will be
strictly and Iteraliy adhered TO, and other abate-
discounts than those mentioned will be allowed
in any case whatever.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
AdniiufSfrator.s Notice.

Estate of Elirard n Elree, decd
WHEREAS Letters Of Administration 10 the estate Of
Edward VI Erco late Of Mercer township deceased have
been duly granted the undersigned all persons ndebt
Ell said estate will make immediate payment and those
having claims Will present them properly authenticated
flr settlement. J. c. ELREE,
DAVID MIKE.
November 2 ISG4.Gt. Administrators.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07

1t is rather significant fact that the
that the only prominent hotel in the city
Of New York that was hot attempted to
be fired on Friday last, was the New Y ork
Hotel, the general rendezvous and. the
hot-bed of the secessionists Of that
CITY.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07

(fAME TO the residence of the subserissr in FRANZ.
~ lin township, Eut,sr county about tho second n
October 1861, two YsaEing Calves one Steer and -
other heifer the Steer has white on him. a
Heiier Is rel sets white; both supposed to be sna No,
Old last spr1ngN The owner isreqvssted come for nj
prove PlopeftN, pay charges aHd take them aygav ss
they will as disposed Of according to law
a.. .. 49,, wM- eIeR.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07

WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-By refer
ence to our advertising columns, it viii
be seen that T. & II. Ganghan, of 7lG
Broadway, New York, offers to all who
are desirous ofpurchasing articles in their
line, an assortment Of Watches and jew
elry, at very low prices The firm is one
that can be relied on. Send in your or
ders
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
Notice to Collectors.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all Collectors who in
arrears with the Treasurer If Butler county. prior
tp the year 1864, that payment must be made be-
fore the second week of December Court next. After
this time. / am authorized by the Commissioners, TO
place the accounts the hands Of the Sheriff The
mands upon the Treasury Of such character that
they must be met. Strict compliance with the above
is requested 1 viii carry It ont without regard to
persons. v. WALKER, Treasurer.
Treas Office Oct 10 1851
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
Executors Notice.

ESTATE or J1HN JACK, DECD.
WHEREAS Letters TestImentlry with the WIN an
w nexcd have this day been duly issued by the Reg
ister to William VI. Graham Esq. Executor of JOIN
jack bate If WashinstOn township decd, therefore all
persons indebted the estate Of said dcceeut arc re
questel 10 make immediate payment and those having
claims demands against the will present them
properly authenticated fer FettloCnm
Aug u, 1884 ca WM'I"tGRAHAM Exr.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
Enrollment OF the 2sd District.

The following are the numbers of men
on the several rolls Of the 23d district
subject to draft, as officially reported on
the Both of November, 1861
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
EIHccriOIa Notice.

VNHERE will be meeting Of the Members Of the But
i Ter County Mutual Fire Insurance Company. ut the
Office Of the Secretary in Butler Pa on the secoud
Tuesday Of January next, being the 10th day Of the
month"; for the purpose Of electing twelve Directors
the ensuing year. II. e. HElNEMAN
Butler, Dec, 1, lbbl=4t. Sec'y.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler, Pa, Wednesday, Dec. 7 1864

Ses~ Court is in session. with a full
Bench. Nothing of general interest has
transpircd. The celebrated Lowry case is
still TUESDAY evening" undisposed Of
We viii keep our readers advised as it
progresses.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07

Estiie qf Mrs, HIRR0lJ, A CUas, decd,
I ETTEES TestamentaTy having been granted 10 the
subscribers the of MIS- IIannahJ. MCune,
deceased late Of SpperyrUck township, Butler county,
notice hereby given to those indebted to said estate
make Immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them properly Uuthentica
tel for settlement. ABNER DALE,
LPIIEAIM II. ADAMS,
Nov . 1864. Ct. Executors.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07

RS- There is no general movement Of
Grants forces, although one is daily ex-
pected Sherman is making good his
move TO the seabeard, inficting serious
damage on the enemy as he passes through
Georgia, A portion Of Thomas army
was assaulted by Hoods bat came off
victorious, repulsiag them repeatedly. A
general engagement is also expected be
tween those two armies, The whole situ-
alton looks rot only hopeful, but cheer
ing. Perseverance is all that is wanted
70 now secure success.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
DR.. 3. T. HAMILTON,
Formerly of SunburY, Butler Co,

AVING located in BUTLER. offers his professional
services TO those Who NJ 10 give him a call.
once that formerly occupied by Dr. Enlerlin
Boyd's buildings. fUct %, 1864.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
stray EFeifer.

tAME 70 the enclosure Of the undersigned, residing IN
y Ieite son township, Butet county. about 10Th
oNy Of November, 1854, a lsed EIcffer. with
soil. Whlle on the belly, crop OFF the left car, aud
NY &%aieWork In the right, about two and half years old
Tue owner Is requested TO forward prove property
Pay charges aud take her away otherwise she viii De
u',tSsea ~ according TO law. WM MILLER.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07

A excellent quality Of Plaster Paris On and for
II saleby s. G. sEDIc2. & Co,
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
Settle Up.

HlIIE undersigned wishes to iBfJtm all those knowing
themselves indebted to him that they are required
70 call and settle between this and the st of January
1865 after which time his books viii positively be left
with the proper officers for settlement
JOHN A. sEDWICK.
Dee lS6i:2w.
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n ia .
DAILY TRIBUNE.

single s.r eciiA1'
Mail subscribers copy, year 90
do do one copy, six months........... 30
do do copy, three munthd...... 3 %
sEMI-WEESLY TRIBUNE
Mail subscribers copy one year............3 90
do do one copy, six mOnths-,..........l i5
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Mail spb.cribors, copy, one yesr..........,.2 90
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
Christmas and New Year.
ESTRAYS

T0Ys FOR THE holiday nays.
at ItEIAEMANs'
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
Boots and Shoes.
HATS, CAPS 4 NECKTIES,
sEIAOLD GOODS.

Such "a unbleachel snd Beached Muslina Linen and
cotton, Table Cloths on Cloths Linen aud Hemp Towss
Carpets, Curtains, Fringe etc.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
FOR G EN- TLEMEN.
READY MADE CLOTHING.

Such as COATS, PANTS, VESTS and other garments.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-07
HARDWARE, &c.

Ifyou want Nails or Spikes Manure or other forks
ssw-Mill or other SAWS Smoothing Irons, Locks ningoa
etc, 90 to MAhoy't where youtan buy them cheap
If YOU WAIT Good Extra Family Flour Whits or
Brown Sugar, E0 Coffee Imperial Young Tyson o. Black
Tea 20 to MAboy's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08
NO. l0e.
right = Hassrstsvs A.
III agA Washingtou, July q.

e9srsu os 4Fa WASolnGtoot JQiy 2.
|asfThe Star ssys Ne have infornatioa di.
rsaA frcn Hsgsrstown to the eiIsct thu
On tuesday evening at 3 o'clock, asrebel
aqsAd, sconsislAng vf l5 csvalry men,
co0nanded BY La. Sh ves, formerly .ol
aAartassbarg. entered tbAsi piacsgI Hia
fosce appeared 10 BE- recon noite ring psf.
y. and they had osly been in town few
moments. whom . dstA Acanen. of our cav
airy from Carlisle, commended by Licut.
Mclean, paced into The place A briei
csvalry fight Immediately cns ued in the
streets Of Hagerstovn. which resulted in
The rebels being driven out of the town
with the loss sf 4 Lieutenant and two pri-
vstes tsksa prisoners Half aa hour af.
Ter this ig hi the rebels again entered the
town, their force consisting of cavalry
and mounted infantry. a
Lieut. Mclean, of the Union cavalry,
finding his force too small to cope with
the large number OF rebels, slowly ieil
back to the Pennsylvania hne, carrying
with him his prisoners -a+
The rebels after entering the town Sc,
70 work to destroy the telegraph, In. they
lad. made no demonstalaou against tn.
rasirosd when our informant left. They
also piandered money of the stores and
seem to have adopted different plan
from the one they pursued last summer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08
From Hsltiusrs.

I, Baltimore. July !.
There can no longer be any doubt that
bee has sent : considerable portion If his
army in this direction. saTs1
The American has received the follow
log special intelligence .
Frederick, July About 10 o'clock
this morning the Col Of the 9Th Illinois
cavalry, with 400 mss asd t~o piece. Of
Flanders BsItimire Battery, mad- re-
connoissance to MiddIetowp, about FIVE
miles from Frederick, where they met tie
enemy ia strong force-infan;ry, cavalry
aad artillery.
After a sharp fight our forces we're re-
pulsed and fell back on Frederick, the
enemy slowly puuuing.
large number Of strsgelers are ar
irving at Aonocacy and are sent Al once
to the front by Gen. Wallace.
The enemy arc reported, to be in full
force on the Hagerstown Pike.
.4rol LATER.
Frederick, July 7-p. NJ.
The enemy is now one mile from town
on the Hsgers!own Pike. All the sick
and Government stores have been re-
moved
Baltimore, Juiv T--i0:20 P. NJ.
Reliable reports from Loudon county,
Va, say there has been 20 rebel force IN
that county save Mossby's command,
consisting Of 200 or 800 men, about half
OF whom crossed the riyer and committed
the depredatibns at Point of Rocks on
Monday. They made another attempt to
cross or Tuesday, but were 10y appesran-
ces deferred By some OF our csvalry.-
They have fallen back, but guard the
roads leading to the river to prevent loyal
citizens flom communicating With the
Mary land shore
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08
FROM VIRGINIA.

New York, July I.

Rsinfsxesmsats for Grant
New York. July I.
The World has information from the
from, stating that Wilson's losses have
been greatly exaggerated. -Four Of his
guns were recaptured from the enemy.
Notwithstanding the rebel raid into
MARYLAND and the distraction 10 State sf-
fairs, as shown by commercial men in The
high price of gold, there 10 reasou to be-
lieve fayorable.mililary news will soon be
made known to the public.
BY measures that have been taken to
guard Pennsylvania it 10 believed that the
rebels will not be in sufficient forcs to
do any material damage.
Very good news ie expected from Sher-
man, nothing less, 10 fact, than the cnp.
ture Of Atlanta Military men here say
with the loss of kenisaw mountain The
rebels cannot reasonably hope to hold At
lanta,as there are no positions be5ond the
Chassahooehi- at all equal to those ,hi.
side OF it.
Good news is also shortly expected
from Grants army. 4, |, is believed Pc
tersburg win shortly be in our hands
! 1t is we'll understood that nothing th,
rebels can do BY way of the Shenandoah
Valley will induce Grant to send any por
ton Of his army to the defense Of Waah
ing,on.
4 Movements are now under way Il
largely reinforce Granite army byvetera,
tr0ops from points Of less vital importanc
| than Richmond. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

as Washington, July !.
DR.. G. r. McDenald has been appoint
ed Saperin teadeut of the new money or
der system OF the Postoffiee Department,
and Mr.. B. Il. Wilkins to The principal
clerkship.
The certificates to be issued to persons,
ladies OF gentlemen, who furnish recruits
uader the recent an announced By the
Provost Marshal General, are being sent
to the provost nsrshsls. They are hand
somely executed aud will hereafter be a
source Of pride 70 all who possess them.
Especial to Commercial
Washington, July 7.
Regulations by which loyal States can
recruit ut the South will soon be announ-
eed
There is no autheniic informaiion here
of rebel force in Mary Land. It is thought
to be horse stealing expedition.
A Memphis dispatch, dated July 4th,
says important movements are going on
there.
Washington, July 7.
The mail steamer keyport arrived here
this morning at o o'clock.
Yesterday morning when the Keypor
left City Point, firing was heard ther,
from the direction OF Petersburg. but II
was not known at City Point whether th'
firing was anything more than an ARTILLERY
duel.
/ The hospitals at City Poiat have beer
Iclsared OF nearly all the sick anf
4 wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08
!, sifsisis1 ,.s fsEsrl lssls.
's7s4 M 4 Tribupe's Sneoisl.

$50 aga.5s Baltimpre, Jolly 8.
The Balti.ore = 4Ohio ii. r. CO. have
inst received Intelligence from SANDY
Hook, opposite Hsrper's Ferry, stating
not rebel can b. seen Or heard of II
hsrpers Perry. or in any part Of Mary
land, and thss it 10 believed by 10 morrow
morning there win not be one any where
in that vicinity. W
They have sksdaddled up the valley, IL
= thought. 70 escape being captured BY
The Tnbune's special dated Moaocacy.
9Th, says Geus. Lew Wallace, Tyler and
Howe are here preparing for any emer-
gency
A party Of rebel cavalry we're driven
back from nesr Frederick to-day. Sgefs
foscs y 1000. -
The Tribune's Har, isburs speeial Of
the 9th says official information received
here shows that Gran, has notified the
War Department that large portion oi
the rebel army has Jeff bis Immediate
front, and that large portion of Hunter
force have reached Petersburg on their
way east, and his advance viii reach Cum
befland 70 morrow morning. f
The Herald's 18th corps special cores
pondent, dating 3D.. says to-day he Wit
messed one ofthe most exciting artillers
battles Of the war. After two hours ol
cannonsding the rebel batteries were com
pletely silenced and the rebels driven from
their place.
AT 8 p. m. the enemy opened again and
soon the enemy's works were envelopes
in one continuous cloud Of dnst by oul
shells.
Rebel gunners could be seen running
to the rear for places of safety. Ate
two hours fighting every rebel battery VA
fenced
Our batteries have been placed will
great skill and care, SO at any morpep
they can be concentrated on any giveI
point
Oar bombsrdment Of the city is steadil,
| doing its work, number OF bnilding
having already been destroyed.
The Tribune's Washington special saw
Petersburg is nov covered BY over 100 Q
our guns, and were Grant 10 give orders
its destruction would be but the work Q
few hours.
Tae occasion Of the suspension OF sh
habeas corpus and martial law in Ken
tucky Is anticipated troubie in enforcin
the draft, aud especially in the enlistmen
of slaves.
|
The Tribuns's correspondent pt of Texs
says the Graniie City was cspt ursd by tn
rebels only after most PERSISTENT defens,
The pilot and boats csss OF the Ne
London we're captured. Oar killed an
wounded were about 80; that of the rebe
tsbove 20. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


ar - Philadelphia, July 2.
The Bulletin has just received the fol-
lowing special dispatch /:
ChAmbsrsburg. July 4.
A man from Hagerstosn just arrived
at Green Castle says McCausiand's COM
mand, formerly jenkins, 900 strong,
cavalry and mounted infantry and Que
battery, entered H,gerstown yesterday
and left at Ii O'Clock by the Frederick
pike, where the main body of rebels have
al gone. Small parties returned this
morning and made requisition en- the
people for ] 500 outfits and $4,000 nm
der threats of burning the town, which
was paid. frv,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08
Rebel Force Reported at
30, 900.
~ I'LL I-Ali MlitI
PROCLAMATION. OF
- GOT cERTke:oi
Highly IxnpoFtant from
Sherman.
Res~soreements for Gra,sf


Harrisburg, Pa, July 6.
Dispatches from Chambershnrg state .
rebel force. supposed to be Bradley John.
sons brigade, sussred Hagerstown this
morning. The Fedsral force il that tows,
under Lieut.: McLesn. after spirited re.
sistance, were compelled 70 fall back 70
Greencastle, with which place We still
had teiegsphic communication up to 8
O'Clock tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08

MI }..sa q 10 ga sET1;t1 Sta.
t'ony vhsss they win b. tesdsFiy cared
for whn hdts Aty bsiiains.
osss hEssh, sUmMzHdibE Saval-
ey divissAjF y entrusted with the execu-
ton of this order:
= b5Srdefs of Maj. Gen. G. @. Wash
baRnas .adi \ Isfh .7a6 snpAeaG a2f
sSeEera 9oefs arrived to-day from White
Rver The navigation Of ths, strean, is
pow ftse snd no apprehension pte1 be
fer fof Gen. Steele 'ssaAAaa 'fE i4s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08

Brig. Gen Barlow, 1st division. I'd
corps. publishes card denying the state
ment that the loss of prisoners, &c, in
Gibbons division of that corps, on June
22d, was caused by the falling back of
his division. Il is utterly without foun-
dat'on. sf
He adds that his division lost neither
guns, collars nor regimantal Organization,
aud but few prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-08
FROM MEMPHIS.

<nNh' Phfot ~ 20
The following special order has been
issued to-day: ,...o,
e Hsad4r ~ Dist. West Tennessee,
= a W W 81 ~ 43 IL July g.
Where's, Railroad trains from Mem
phis TO Saulsbnrg have been fred into ffei
qnentiy BY Confsdesrte soldiers snd guer-
Tall4s svithiA; the last few days; and
whereas. many pefsons along the line Of
tho, radroadr aod st Aenphiss approve
aud encourage such murderous proceed
logs, II u ordered that 40 Of the most
promineat aud bitter secessionists in and
between Mempbis snd Lagrange be a.
ysssed, snd that 20 Of them each dsy be
plsoed upon cars ia the. most conspicuous
positioa. ens beisg placed esch SIDE q
lshs sas inser, aaa no sssia viii Be- showed
| 10 leay, Memphis Without seeesh guard
tuutil his nurdercas business Be desisted
from. ~ : a'5F'ss sA1 ae8< ssus
~ i. known several citissss Of Banf
-pb y asse tpsblisy eppla9Aea TIA tnl
upon trsiosS They Nd u tis1 pkylni
tK1hS Ttbitieas a ths oars 6sd 4t1Rt61