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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28
srEARss COUNTY r UNION coNviEln..
:. r-si....tH .H3tg- .TION> - :;

:" Delegates from the ai4efents Towns met
pursuant TO eall, 1t the Everett School
House, on Saturday, the 2sd day Of July.
At O'Clock r. ~, for the purpose Of elect
ing TIRES delegates to the Usion District
Convention to be held at St. Paul on the
second day of August next, and to The
State Convention to be held ON the third.
On vote Of the Convention, l.. dcrton
was elected Chairman and J. H, Owen Sec
rreetary. 49, '@1'>' a*sSA
AmsiaoxEwss made and carried hist 4.
&. Curry, ". B. Mitchell and J. Weaver
constitute 1 Committee on Credentials. 5
!. At tins junc,ure : \. Gilman came for
ward and demanded the right to call the
house to order for recognizing the Conven-
ton. Quite; an animated debate epsued
and a vote Of the Convention. was again
called for Reorganization, and carried. = >
l. Gorton for, Chairman and J. H. Owen
for Secretary were: again nominated AID
reelected: And 'slso All. Curry, ". b.
MitchellaadJ. Weaver were reelected Is !
Committee on Credentials. 49,, 49,. s.ax -.
This: Go,amittee report the following del-
egates as entitled to seats in the Conven-
ton:- Z = ISsss: .--.::'-
St: Cloud D. Curry, ]. B. Mills, L.
Gortou, J H. Owen, v. i. Mitchell. " r
aRockv2ls.-J. R. Weaver. 49,. -. r..
LeSsuA joel Bailey. >t,.,.: 49,. 49,. ~.
Kakefeld:;-.W. r: Mobiles, substitute 70,
Chas. Buss. - '-''' LIZ X
N: Asuspos..-Q. 8. Freeman :,>..s.<-,.
Sa*k c*"tr..-. H. Thomson, A. J.
Bennett. <:s, is~. :j'g4<.;s;, So sc.... ~:
| Lyaden.-Truman Parcher. g.. -. ..'
y St. JosepA.-B. F. Staples. 80: r.: -
IL 0sk:-T.eC. Alden, substitute for J. SUIT
ton. 80, =. ~ .'.'1s 80: " 't.:i ,'..a !
St. ,ka,t;..-wn Powell, substitute 70,
Z. B: Pillsbury. ~. = >,
xd:.t p,a"''e:;---D.: 4. Hoyt,,. :. ": Kim.
ball. ...... :. '''' =, has .-.5
B,oekrey.-r G. Mcclure. substitute i,a
for J. B, Gray. ..,..~.rS 49,: =. i.
st. Asgssto.--E. B. King. substitute fo1
L. B: johnson. 3:'j 7s&'1r H. ,.:ss~.sss4 ss
- Payre,uis.e.-W. II. Blaisdell. .t.,G,7
| On motion the report WAS adopted. = vi. +
On motion Of. Mr. Mcclure, lMartil
Coats was allowed to cast one vote tor Poi,
Haven. A motion BY the same that Mr.. C
be SLOWED to east, two votes was lost.
| Mr.. Mitchell moved TO proceed 70 ballo
for delegates 70 altend The second Congress
sional District Convention. .:' ~. - -
a vote being taken for the choice Of del
ssatss, J. B. Mills, l. 0ortoa ard o, g
Freeman were daily elected. r US. ~ -
A motion was then made md carried
that The delegates to the District Convsn
tor IS Instructed to act - delegates 10 hi
Union State Convention. to, b. hid It st
Pssfsa The sld1y Of 'Assait ia.xt.~ 80.
The Convention then voted tdlt Sthj
Chair b requested to appoint the Count,
Committee. The Chair appointed ". y
hifchell. Chairnaa, VIM. Powell, 4 H., G
Burbank and G. A.. Gilman. - .
On motion the Convsaties adjourned. I:
J. H. OWN, ssctsoasy.
- - =: - .---.-~s-sg
THERNONTERlCAL RECORD.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

~ FoR RExr.-A * c.aonfortsble two-story
dwelling, pleasantly located. s Inquire Il
= this of6ce.F t&s.4s Eg5d 4.s:5astras5 ~,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

CArAoHic CHuHcs.-The contract for do
Ing. tae brick work Of the new church was
let Oh fdesdayy'to Fuchs 4 CO.. ofSt. 10, Al
$1,000. 5000 z,..o.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

y Hosr,7Al SToeks.-T Ladies Aid soci-
ETY. forwarded BY express this morning the
following Aospital stores: % shirts; s
pairs drawers; . handkerchief 20 rolls
of ban,l.xes.of ssaIS-SLI< ,saa
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

VEGETABLES, GEeRtEs. &c.-Our market
is well supplied with cncu~ bers. beans,
peas, radishes. turnips and onions. Pota-
toes of good size are offered in cossidera:
Die quantities, and green corn has made its
appearance. Raspberries and gooseberries
have been abundant, and huckleberriss are
being brought from the Grow Wing coun-
try. Blackberries are said TO be. very
plenty, and will probably be in marbet in
week or two. Tomatoes are almost ripe,
and there is no evidence that there will be
any scarcity. >.,.- ,s,,.1.,.. =.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

nislsssS IN. HC - ! 1n ssirvies At Tie
Seminary Han, svsE5 SABBATH. at 1ok q m. Prayer
.M0taag every Iharpday evssiae. atp ~. sasbath
School ssp1<p. y svery sabbath Morning:
sHs*''@ Ia H'ss DAVID IICB, Pastor.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28
DIED.

Al Richmond. s1sly 18th, JAMES Ar
THUR, infanti son Of o~s. and veturi.
". Freeman IA - ged2 !t:-aa ,i&224 ~.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

Assault AND BArrxar.-On Sabbath
three men NAMED Ueo. Kulser, Carl Rikens
lhergerand Peter Reinharis made A. assault
on Mr. Joseph Linnemah, 1t 81. 70, in this
County, striking Nj: L. with their fists and
With boards, breaking disAes and glsss
showcase, attempting to break open.the
post office ind tearing Mrs. LIS dress
They thought Mr.. L. had given thtir names
to the enrolling officer, and for this c.s,se
they made the brutal assault. They were
arrested Ind sAroaght befori Jlsice RAN
som on Tuesday, when Kul.ef Vas bound
over in sths sum =of: $500 and each OF the
Others in $3.50. 4: o. tHepl,n for State;
Oscar T.yloflr defendants: 72sr'I =
A.sxEsosA Pos1.f.-A Craftsman 10 town i.lasas
Us ... "a las .se:. ssssE lem a9ss,ns a,'sI;
II. Wa aise1s s. i 60. - pse'ish soap
laslon i Nilsesaea postry. We hsPe the aovernoFs
ss = 81 s. s.s::s es:.. q Ss':n a. =:
| i .i.s.I,, ~. Il s.sss; tn. ,olsik, u
. be- o..en up oade O. nspices Of . Ia
81 friend ;of ..ae 0evefasEs We have No
doubt but .hss enough god poetry, .nspir-
I'D b. the muses. in this ST., can be fouada
Is selSsr deired purpose. II not, it is
besAa,e No have no reets among as; for
ali asound-in hooks ahl dells and groves:
|.on2 prsirie. BY lake side ~ tho great Mis-.
sissippi-lie in proeasioa<1ateEials Of The
richest q tacatdd: x.Akh but await TIL pen
Il those atlx 70 x.eavs theft kppl,ci.tioA Of
the heaaGifol and usiEds sd mysterious in-
to 1em If song. >&>fss. EsE7sss,
.Ssrsssss - -; i.zz.S 49, - gt4z
We have, - received - decentralization
from member Of ,he Fourth Regiment for
publica.ioe, hpt i eoptain' nothing later
than vas given in : letter published last
week, We should be glad, however, to
hear from &C: H. again.
srr notice q T. Elwell,, Assistant Asses
sor also, the new advertisement Of s. o.
5ECfawfcr4sS sa.:iss2sE: III
t. ~tul@". ::.''-=7.7 = - 49, xs:s.,xs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

ArTEApr TO KlIl.-On Friday evening
last, 8. B.. Lowry, whose unfortunate men
tai condition readers him an unsafe mem
bsr Of society. went to his fathers houu,e
tor the fourth time that day, and made an
attack upon the life Of his sister, Mrs. CAL
houn. Her cries brought to her assistance
Rev. Lowry, ;jjsst as 10 soa< ". d,i.vi,e
from = coat pocket > pistol 1t the same
time exolaiming with an oath that ..he
would show her Whist he would do" The
pistol, which Was loaded and capped, .va,a
taken from him and himself conveyed from
the house. He US arrested the next div
and brought before Justice Ransom BY
whom he was bound the sum Il $500 "a
keep the peace Oscar Taylor for State ;
Geo. ". Sweet for defsndant.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

125 Re KEGS OF NAILS =. AN
10 gross pit TASKS s al
= 5 casks Currants 8 caS:,
20 mats Casaia- so Cd
~. 10 bags whole Pepper =
10cns English and Frefi
90 bbls Vinegar
80 hoxes Rabbits Pu1e
+. so coils assorted Mans
50 dozen Bed Cords h
Is boxes Vermjoellia u!
so boxes Starch Ii
Assss 10 dozen g and 3 hoopd
80 dozen assorted TUBS
j 500 boxes g D. CapsI /
andCCoke'swafj,s
500 lbs bar Lead so 81
J.=Gs5 H. c. RURBS
St. German st. st Clola
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

= NEvs HsTEL.-Messrs. Tenvoorde and
Broker have commenced the erection of a
large hotel near the new Catholic Church.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

Nor SO DEAF AFTER Ala man named
Stephen Kecks; living neaz~Neenah in this
County, was drawn ct The first draft, but
was exempted on account of Deafness
All passed along we'll enough until one day
last week when ., gentleman Of this city:
who happened to be an assistant of Deputy
Provost Marshal Morse, was bargaining
with the supposed deaf man for some cows,
and found that he experienced not the
least difficulty in hearing when money was
mentioned, D. p. NJ. Morse learning Of
this. arrested Cecke on Monday and took
him to St. Paul next day, from which place
he will probably start for Dixie. -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

AccIuExr.-Oa Friday AFTERNOON, Char
lie, seven-year old son ,of B. c. ,Burdick,
had the fingers Of his lett hand severely
seut in = Aay-eNtter, At the Minnesota Sage
Company,s stables, the end Of one finger
being entirely severed. ~,
Town MEIrlSa.-!At town. l. Se'ing wiz
be held at tie '"urt House on Monday
evening, tar the purpose Of appropriatirg
certain a mount Of money Tor bounties to
volunteers. This is . matter in which all
ire Interested, and 1t is desirable that .
}d'l representation Of her citizens should
hi hresent 2~>f *-+A& .ElS+sI}- -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

srx notice 81 T. Elwell, Assistant Asses
sor also, the new advertisement Of s. o,
s2z:isEas Ia
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

g: 1ECTrREs.-S-' NJ Hewlett the great
temperance lecturer Of Boston, delivered .
couple Of lectures IN this place, on Tues
day and Wednesday evelisgs. He is :
good speaker and an excellent actor-thus
both interesting and amusing his audience.
He showed up the cursed Effects of2snn,
aad At the same time blistered the pestif-
erous eepperheads IF The north who IL
tempt to. clog the wheels Of Government.
He is wen worth hearing. ssii
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

PERsoxAL.-B. Vosberg. Esq, County
Auditor, returned last week from visit to
Iowa. having while there entered into
bonds for the performance Of duties which
though new are not entirely independent
Of the CourS House. $780,.
Hon. c. r. Stearns arrived in town on
M,n.lay evening from New Orleans where
he has been since last spring. lie is look
ing we'll. :. ..
James ". White, Esq, returned on the
Same evening from brief scjourn iu the
great Metropolis.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

PAYING 1SvEsrAE1r.-We must congrat-
ulate the proprietors Of the St. Anthony pa
per mills ON having made profitable in
vestnlent. Rags sell It s@5 cents per
pound, and straw It SO g $l0per ton
while paper costs q cents per pound,
There IS room here for mere margin OF
profit. This is 20 joking matter, however,
for publishers, who have to make up the
difference. At the present rates bundle
Of paper, such Is The DErocRAT is printed
on: OF 300 sheets, costs At this place. $3.50
Our readers can judge Of what is to be
made At " per year. Wecannot but think
that the st. Anthony mills extoft unjusti-
tiable prices from the publishers Of this
State. = '-7. FL. -! -. ~ %"'ss
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. !
Ticking Hickory
&| Los Fianns and Worsed Dmask, Domestic and
Ginghams, Philip Allen, sprague,:
Merimac 80. z--lss5 ISL
Velvet, Plain Velvet Rib
Tana Ribboh Bnoi :hd Figured Silks Bade cnz Coberge
i'@ andRe
Delaines Scotch Paids, Alpacas
80 La1'. sik worsted)
Dmiy Bands, Rufint, Plain and Fancy shavs, and
great especially
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

IAPoR7As1.-P. L. Gregory, Esq, Agent
St. P. s P. r. Il. Co., received a letter last
evening from Geo L. Becker, Land Com
missioner Of same, in which was the fol-:
lowing: ... ~r-:a
1.-THE Secretary Of the Interior has certi-
lied to the St.. Paul & Pacific Railroad
branch line lands amounting to 1854
acres. Among the lsnds certified TO is the
following> Lots l,.2,s, 4 I, add thesw4
ofnw w3swf Of Section ID. Town
l24, Range 70. This is the land on which
Lower St. Cloud is located" r .'H>:;H
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-07-28

OK ASSORTED TOBACCO
~ ing all the favorite brands
=. c. 4 H. C.. BURBA
The weekly sun., 1864-07-30
Grcnt Riot IN iro'uni orH;ri hriwccr tho
People und NiilitarY.

The Trish pare -ivO ire follow i4. srcolrt Of a
great not that took aco Ia Limerick, Ireland. On
the 2Atn oi June, ~ the iuuc!,d -: Laho' pc-t in
that city
A. the eovt,9' pt,-ei the sr,i erv na rarNl Il 4.
nle.ed that cllcs rad ,ahns stun.i. wee trroFn
o,er ihe .!l anu tnet ccr' inar iu to rorr'stjn
end 2 iliy,' Of ne hcai.o "elo rtucE. u, .r.@it
which Hga sc.ei - ., false circulated tho. 'r-
out the town, AID cAds"d great oNa,tcucuG eni tho
nrIiller men ven INSULT 'n'' eve. 'a, -iprllri
nelShmeh OF Police iuibe' ono, t'1n fppursiion
20 erort AMI protect the auhti, ptfio, Otuh the
'iert to then harrck'. Ia ihe vsL stones e'ic
THROWN At them and eNa,l- r,'' 90 ih.-, the. drew
'heir hhios ana chaiF"f iltif N-saitaIip, Who Ncd
igf the moment 20 es,apr "a 'll nu. NJ soJLc. tad
tnoy enI"iod the barracks t.tu %" C.o'd, l!"n
Hnouutins u son' 'boIla is, nrt % thor st.scs
'id hhoscrd stone- owe t4c bN.....I. ~H,.... 80
Nlo'r body u arullcry' numl' lai H,9ut ii, lJN
rurheo out 'o MAKE h.ht but hoy hat .a retire
"NinR to oNoTshetninr Lumlc.s Vac mHj or
sn NJ ia, s'rue Of The rct, vain tIe h.t iipds VI
the cIN on-iebularS, nnd b, gieat HI, l,on iv Nc
sS ics'o'ei. sud The imu.ens us ,t..c. po.uon
Of vhich oOmpri'cl men ot o., CoaIa Ilal,i ck
Militia 'cI.ieJ TO ihe NOM. lt" lo1pN'h' 1T
We 'hr "IAr' " ~ Ntt 20 l..' O. Hi eco. !"f-
t1naoht -taee 'Hht t7o fcpn 0ulc' .pps pace h,N'
had no pualc since ~ lrs' ,.'rtcr, Nk,' th,
poOp.e We . -hot dnsn la i.odd -I,,f iIr.l r,,,n
os yt" eSo.S. S.S <, ,,s,6E.s ~ 5Gs ,",Ipt q, &
.titcS Nithin alout 1si OF -JI ynl1e ul hC a.tlA'
baIsk, .nd t.on after rorc moU % l'.; ~ .... llo
hAi teen tnkb' Va = pul'c-hou. ''l .e Ire .'.D,
srge nsai!ei o. coming Out ;hey itu 30 4bttrt
thei. onnrn'et and al turo. oat, ar-ot r.,h
the Gov d. vh!CA lrcedct lrfIr' thCu 80 Nrst, Lat
pionpLy tutn,-i iulnd. save .t.rAiA 'I..in u.,-
The scene which followed VIZ irisu,ill. rom
Re-, came shoy esine oUt ..tc IAN, it'Irns
lot only the cNiliAnn, hut tuD .,irC, -Ad tua-niug
he rindoSs Of the ie'io' MS Gon th' oipo-to soc.
The ci0sd- outsae, In g utu, ut III u ,nl't ON
the itont and Of ths LA.-,r, l,!.Iis. a.. "l1-
dON-gisss end sNhCa. Tie CCuftGhL.lf" oht-'
uOsi toi losi urly ioi oaP tine, ioish eve A .c
Il uck aud Injured. Two e. D.. rlAi.' o. tho ltlh
lePt Battalion n,s also tll "a. "a .atg ir aut,on,
tn4 s'Vt nj time chsIf" Nih iArl buti. lad to
tc i.HcIed 10 IA oder tn 9u,c O., p1nJ-Cv, uihY
y! Lorn !rcCvcd IA oC' "ClU ,f nna L.! u ~, cO4-
,r ei ~ hOrpith. Vi. ll.l. t0unty o. V.cio,, r'-
c.ive' Gus wound 90 III. tr ~, T. ou hficktaL
Oiiccf Of the military htd e'r Dcngi, ca. Of n
rhirp sone hve of tn p.ll q AMI 81 -odictB srie
h,dls iulu.-t ~ fhr Hste., Nu..o uunbHr M"fu cit
the hAIds and isrc, lut uOt rc-lYut.t. Scye al
prisoners weto nlsio, lat any hir i., ies -, not
iosio.c Until II o'clock. 1~.utv %. -OI'is vcse ST.
leet.d iOi LeiItg conc. Nd n .ntn an ,tLo NJ
tAo seIo ateu h,loic 'he 'i.t AZ, nt i'L sdhy
mornu,. reunn+-d. Iuc town 90 ihursdAy
stl Ismhineu Va state vt .Icat rNr!cMcui
The weekly sun., 1864-07-30
Sspgr' Il nc.er'iou III ap Eniirc Rcbc
iirisdic, i,c.
The 'olov ing r f.ga co,c.i J.lcnt o. the PhilA
Aelphis Il cLiFlts.

IN. f,llov ine 10 fu IL ii.lcn, o. the VhiA-
ya.,tt -.
I l'''p"is " h'fti''
| H,dcqprr'.ts frn ytf ~ Tn'o'r1' usI- rs's-s-
kurg. .I'.. t". iSi4.- lhoe .s 20 douht virtt
hut that ntitlt. .sln To-" the r'ttr ~ trt t,n
}P.fstye ii"t that iq. to - lolf t,f. fl Ucliu.
The Afmy Of ia. Potomac. - iIr rt. .tuu.i this
nonius o.! t,e iue, ot tne ia OoiV. nid a. con.
4 ductel with h, rfNs .f4ltt Lpu .u .l't ultuuut
!, ysv rial I,su.t uevr oi- .t., .o srp could
kNn. lie lcyCin4 e.. the tuithN OK Was fosuu ed
s.iis nio-rll-, RAJ ',cy Dlu le al even With tte
eror.d l-iu'r uAh' r|. NrI.uUcs oi t.ra Tor thc
pvt f'u tlvf have Teen ru-s.tI o. e. b.. .li
khe spe q Do Wh ...vt r.'cI.t.ltr.l %
dc,etvins o ruoh prsise. rtuuj V', 'nl sone uu
foTseeu cilcu'rsinrcc. tV'i.'- 90 ,ri,v move
. men, 20 ii,n' .M. ~, - uyn' ~, ''" '--
~, IL would l., iin,.~.ii. .. t.,m t. ,.,o'stinci
thein in a-,r.e r,li.iA- ii'-c nov l,.. dc.uoJ cd
L th.vc hoard ,.p.,'o- .....,no,., sad e., have
/ teen r,ao. g. D. . ... D., vLo c1n., INTO
~ .c, 49, = Ir'' iSo ~, l..rS 80
s..'p ru'nV.i ~" '' VT w ."-u.
n, nIin. eu ~ i,s s" 'u' 60, ',l ''".r "a" 81
snS 'rn "a i' .i,. ,., ,,,.. ~. ~
.su ~ 0 r4 .''. = " . '.l' h' =" N',h
. moiina . u'I,1'c' WI w.. ''' -Lf T"''.'l WIN
n"u seI'i'y' i'i. .OU--"' t.' .'"'' il'' 60 sNlI
.nAl ou 'Nt lya',s III, "'t"l- IN t' ci'e'H YOU'D
.m' wv. "" W 'he '.' '..i I'D i'ch' ni''-
hi " KY 80. Vrl.'' ~ W. '.' tt N1'h "i',
I". NJ p' a. ,' D. e ,; -
-, IN ~, = a.. -, ~ @ @.''."i ,' -'" ~" .nh..
lNnc!eN "'' 'Nct, t'd'" '" mae '' ."ftstNnl
sMt " ty.hr 'h tie" 70 2 At. s4-.' 0'"i mo
M nh' ~ va oi''D .',t d'. % q - "ouiY q ~
Suou 10 y oP, - ~ 'l'l 'HtF f"s' 'h N 'ail'
1919 e. ue "a va &c u.e, L IA e. .ht u .'h'i,
y,o-mono nllc' "niA - Ca Itd'1as eNeiiHe
The weekly sun., 1864-07-30
From MississiI pi.
The Fisht BeiwPcn General, -iniiii and
Forrest oirIie,c cuCs sIl Nictory.

: M,nphis, Juis IL avn i1.cb',d 20 one OF ton.
: washburut. Ian ofce.s .or lhs ioi.osi.s hi-hly
!. important iutci-cuccs
on he ith i.s'., ucn. Wcs''urue sort on force
n infantry, cavalry ana artillery from Ia GrI,nse,
sndsr Maor-i, ne'd \. j. snth and B-eadirI-
6ereras Move and ,irieJ-ln, with instructions 10
move in pursuit. Oi the NJ c cncral FJT1'si, bring
Aim TO hay, hght ard vh h.ir. Gcu. +, NTH va,
| srde.cd to pulsuc him 20 Cy.un'u+ Mks, ii he did
DO, overtaks him this Sic.
. A Gispl lich from Gen. Smith 10 Cen Ws.hhufne,
4 prceived to-day, ssv' we have met ro:ast Lee
!, and Walker At Tupco. aud nin,-l them haily on
thI co diucT'n, do. our smell cuiuparrd to
that of tho reLcl-, bl,nr back even hing in COED
, srdor. Not anytime T. lost
scout har zinc" nrIiv,i nj la GrpusN aud reports
tne onemy's io-r two hundred and fifty, aud their
Z defeat ov.rvhclmlus. l. 1 also s'-'ct h. Persons
Z Vho have III that thg thci ueu. Faulkner aud
vol. Forrest were killci oHi lhnt ucn Fo-lost va.
vounded in the foot aud his horse equipments cAy-
4 euIed.
From other tou- 'rru 'h.' Cen. smith met
I zen. Forrest at ron'o'1c on Wclnr.day, the 18Th
Inst, fought hun on thoi dav and on Thursday and
Friday, driving him l,ipw iUqe.o and whipping him
badly In Ave dideelt b-ne4. On, lo-' 10 said to he
/ less than ;hiGc Aund.e L wh,c IA . Of tic I,hcL II
sver two thou and. O., Nakos, cf the Niu'h Nin-
i sesota, who cou.uluCol , i...c o-0 k..el.
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FRIDAY, July -
rCiCE NEGOrlATT0>S.
The Peace tOrrcspuuLenccn nj Niagara
IIii1,

We have received 'hy eat OF tho corrc.londcuce
that recently occuIrcd lcinrpH Fu Dfc,ioy md ,hc
ConieLe rats commirsiO.cIs b. &lnstr, ials.
The first letter oi the igon t'oorve y.
Sander. to Mr. Gruoeg, dated 10" IN, tot, dr---
ins 'pto,at,ou" Tor the party 10 p.ocnr to WAhnr-
ton.
Mr.. Grcsley replies, IN IN" I'm, TIN, he |. In
formed that the part usncl t.' day lsicrei ted
from Richmond t.e tentela o. poios.tioEs a.
peace, ani iniJIms them that he hfs rc.u authorized
hy the President Of tho tut cd Stl 10 tc1icr them
q sa!o conduct, aud he viii acooursuy them limscf.
HeS-. cisy Thonplou -nd .oeonic r'1 -, uaaor
dae Of the l7,h, that soi.e al. ?, eao. .o c!s -
10 thei. au,i 10 to t.Cs CT t.a rub cct Ci . 2-c,
TaoJ say that the not ucc .i.ei 10 t.c re.
tsnt Es the beaes Of p II'. .,..s ,yYt. .I .lc
e-thnishren' OF pure Ihry fay th-f g.r N1,c .,I,
confidential aren's O! the Con'ol le ute Cove ul., nt
and feel authorized TO dec.a'c that II the cLou.-
-tsncot dolo'ed In ths coi1osToudcrce reio rorInn
nicsed to Richmond. they would Ia at once invested
with the authority to which Nj. Gleeie, refers or
other gent emen. clothed With full power, wouid
b. mns9b;eiy sent tn Washington with a view Of
bss.~ uing a oonsummat ron 10 munh 10 h. dosirsd
T1sy ooncnde IN ~ ktRn 1n.a ooud,xct N u,sh Tia
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GENERAL sufRTNN.
Three Iusucrch,fIl Assnul,s on Our Iiues.

Hu,AmV'ot, D. C, JGy 2i.-lIo NAuo',t r-
rrmi,lS has furnished tho follow ls hteHireDcc m
advance OF ~ publication
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orrI sherman, th.s no-rnr. ernorncua ;hs' 'le
,ncly nrlr.o1 20 ir'f5 hrr. '.rrr times ye'-
terday and s'. .cpalsl+ r'cu uuao, sith ht,H 10"
to us
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- hey hsve no chance. o, setting thrvu,h without
hetns shot the ncg1oe. being constantly on the
Nert Ds.ettelS however, are coInins into our
dnce daily, NJ other points in squads. \
~tcl sergeant aud bis squsd c-me In this
sorninr, md oil ro7or; tha, Thousands are feaey to
lesvc o. fnsi es cppo-.uni ode-. The de.crterr
eome principally fic.A t,'orrit floriia and .Naiana
rcsiments, md a felc officer OF fc inent from the
Srmef sL.o is said 70 lavo ruuc 70 hi. superior
Gay OF no tince, and stale. that he conpinl rN
Dot soon relieved he woul hove none to - elevci.
= thcv -ould al b foac e,t-to tac c",my. rhcy
naae tha, the rohel army s sOrt shos u Provisions
Ntlculagiy Of v,sc'lhe., aad 'lc, 'eem g ic s,d
snoush len they get into our i.,-. sttict order.
have teen r'veH ,r1t tr", sH4 not hold ulccourse
9th me0 on the picsc' ,!l.. VI cSchanso Iagrr,
nd irlos The oth,5 dl., r., c4nr boldls over
and brousht pager witn l.., .iA'us on, bsck. va
aurht and na.u TO ',Aai on ,op ,t asofk In fuli
view and wave ne Il.,r tu.A -iI forth as runlfh-
0ent