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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-11

OFF ICIA L.
Wan DEPARTMENT,l
ADJUrAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHIH0ToE, March ,, 1884.
The following officers having been reported at the
headquarters Of the army for the offences here
matter specified, are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed from the service Of the United
States unless, within fifteen (I6) days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commission
In session In this city, OF which BrgAlier General
hsketts, United States volunteers, Is preside Ut,
al make satisfactory defence to the charges
aga INST them.
Absence triihoM Leare.
Captain Jacob v. Gish, 10Th ennsylvAnia vol
| unteeTs.
Surgeon H. Tsmmsdge, sIth Kentucky volun
| teers.
First Lieutenant Charles T. DAroux, 10th Penn
BylVaniA volunteers.
Surgeon J. D. MeConAughy, nth Missouri Volun-
teerI.
Captain George S. Raymond, 0Sth New YorkLsOl.
unteerL
For taking up The Of eHliEtsd officer
on the mUIterroLE Of hiS regImSnt, IN violation o.
General Order', No. a., Of 1869, from the War De-
pdrtmsnt.
Colonel Michael 7. Donohue, 10th New Hamp-
shire volunteers. W. A. NICHOLS,
m7-lt Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Tm MUNICIPAL election at Camden, New
Jersey resulted in a complete Union victory.
TIE Nnw YORK stock board, yesterday, sub
seribed 5000 to aid in recruiting Gen. Han
cocks corps.
PMHTIAH PERIT, an eminent New York mer-
chant, died IN New Haven on the sth inst.
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n + F l O ! A L

DIRECTIONS TO BOARDS OF ENROLMENT.
wAR DRPARTMKHT,)
PRoVosr MARSHAL GEHERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHINoroN, Feb. 20, 1894.
Circular, MOI. ...
l. Boards OF Enrolment will at once commence
10 prepare cards for drsft OF enrolled, ineiud.
ing the second clAEg. The cards win be uniform
In shape, sire and color with those OF the nrnt
class, and win contain the name and residence OF
the person enrolled, with the number which IL
opposite his name on the enrolment lists.
ii. The names Of persons stricken from the lists,
either Of class H. under the provisions OF Cir
eulAr lo1 dated November II, 1884, for manifest
permanent physical disability and non-residense
will not be placed in the box or wheel; nor the
names Of those who were drafted and held to ser
vice, or paid eommutAtion, or furnished . Bubst
tute under the preliminary part Of the dram In 1854
Tho names Of those known 70 be AetuAlly In ser
vice at the date Of receipt of the order for the
will also be left out Of the box or wheel. Tn,
names Of all other persons enrolled will be put II
| the drAft box. JAMES D. FRY,
ma Provost Marshal General.
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RAILROADS..
ICHAN OF HOURS.


= = = V-A -
Cd. Id. f.H.t Ill lF m - HEr THg f.4..f
q NRRA LsgfM ov B9M NTs.
on and sfisf wed.s,day, Jaanary 10, 1894,
PISsREGBR TRAINS LEAVE PHILLpl., FoR
lisitlnere, Al an = n, (Rxpre.s, Mondays on.
tAester, efsos = m, LIS, $50, $50 and n D, n.
WILMINGTON, a. 40 lAiondays exseptsd,l e,os,
An, LIS, 20, $50 and II p. N. .-,
Now Castle, n s.ox q n. and hbo ~. n. ADD
Dover n e.es = N. and RSo p. N. FI...r 10
salisbury, AtsoS q m. ... rUs'
rRliHs FoR PHILADELPHIA LEAHI
baltimore At ass, and 10 .. m, tExpress,) Ia.ts
WIminssOn a. 1iS, ., and i0iO . n, istS.
$50 e1o and ll.os p. m.
Salisbury At laos p. N.
Alford IT AZ D. m. ..".. o.. ..s
boyer ~ 80 4 N, and ASP. m .' No.
cSssssr 4 sic md 80 = n, asa s, TIA ana
Lave /; s.lanor, FOR s.,i,ssry and in,srn.di.ss
Leave Baiiinois Tor Dover nd internedla,s sta
tons, at ia.to p, m
Trains ROE BALTuoRE
Leave Chester a $40 a m, 500 p. m 4.
FHEicHT TRkf M win pssssSx.s .si sts.sssd,
IssSs PhiisdsipSis, for rsrryviilo and inferno
is.ys wilnlnstoS, Tor rsrryylls and inssrmOdi.
Lave baltimore for Philadelphia and intsrmsdi.
II Lave WILMINGTON for philadolphiA and in,erns-
sUkpAYs-oniyst1s o . m and II SOP. M, from
Prom fhiisS.iphis % Wilmington q. 40 q. m.
'n ron z Wilmington vi 70 PhisdolpAi. .. 60 D. m.
Only ~ as ,. m. from Baltimore 70 Philadal'
JanaS-u WIN. sTKARNs sup't.
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NHIEF QUARTERMASTER'5 Of
~ FICE, DEPoT or WASHHGTON, WASHIK0TOE,
ID, c., January 4 1854.
All dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather,
once Furniture, Harness, and SAddlery, are re-
queSted to send 70 this ONCE, on the MONDAY Of
each week, n sealed proposal or list, IN dupIleots
OF the articles they prepared to furnish 10 this
Depot at short notice, with the price Of each
marked in plain figures, so that, in case the ext
geneies Of the service require H. the article or ar
lowest price
Dealers wishing to sell to this Depot will be TO
morning, ID. H. RUCKER,
BEigadisr General and Chief QuArtermASttr,
JAb-u Depot OF Washington
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WASHINGTON AND

OTIOE. WASHINGTON AND
An ALEXANDRIA FERRY On and AFTER
IHhUhspAY. ostober LIST, the steamers THOMAS
SCOLLShRl Capt, Gsdneyi MARY y. RAPLEY,
S TIaPti stasshRolei YOUNG AMERICA, Capt Hol.
tween Alexandria and WALhtnEton, 1t O'clock In
me morning. running every hour until O'clock
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1874 ARRANSSEEMENTs1S6A

1864. ANNANS 81
/ HEw YoRK LIHns.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILApEL-
PHM AND TRENTON RAILROAD comrA'
Ssox PHILADELPHIA 70 NEW YORK
( AND WAY PLAOAS, ... 81. ..
sington Depot,
WILL LnAyB As FOLLOWS, vIEl Fare.
n A. NJ, via Camden and Ainboy-c.hA.
- 4. X, Via Camden and Jersey oisy-Nsw WE'D
Jersey Accommodation a9s
A. 4 n. Va Camden and Jersey city, :.
Morning Express 90
ns A NJ, via Camden and Jersey CITY
Am !. n, 7is HsS;ins.oa and J.r;.y city, y
A, u n, Via Camden and Anboy-C. and W
a, !. 4, via Camden and AnOOy-C and
Al =. NJ, va Ksn.,as.oa and Jersey city, ~
Warrington and n Y. Express 100
Az ~ 7. a., VI. 4 enIinston and Jersey City,
a, ,lxf. n, Y. Huntington and Jersey CITY, ~
A. X Ssishy u Rea.lnI.on and Jersey ~
A. ?. via Camden and Anboy-Asson-
mediation (FrsiEht and PAssengerl-
q s sIs.. a sisSss : ~; a
The SIS p. N. Eysnins Mall and the |. 30 (NiSht)
southern Express VIII run daily tAll others, Sun
Gays sxsepted.)
DIRECT THROUGH LINES.
between washingten and New York, via BAiti.
more and Philadelphia.
Leave washington for Now York At 7 and 1915
., M, . and 7:so p. m. Tho sunday line leaves At
Lave New York for Warrington at 8 and 10 a.
n, 1880 ?, m, and 70 midnight, The Sunday Ans
TSroush without change of cars.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
Il pain, with Innoxious vApor, BY DR. .. D.
fGEsM oND, No. go Psnnsyiyania avenue,
inventors and sole manufacturer OF Anassthetie
Innoxious vApor, mot Laughing .Gas,) nor Chic
reform, Ether, but strictly aesthetfo Agent en-
tirely free from exhileratng effects and perfeotly
sensation. and perfect lnssnsibilitJ 70 pAih. =.
dec6-du .''. Do
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DHILP & SoLoMoNS,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIONHRs,
FRS,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUPACTURERs,
9h PEHNsYLVANA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold WTItsTI,
Company Roll Bookh
General Order FL ",
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field CLASSES,
Field Copying PrsssSN
Abstract Papers,
Pension and BoCntY DlAnkB,
Record books fog use ut heAdquArtefG by As
GiBtant AdjutAak Generals.
Blank books made, md Pri AtinB done to order on
very short notice.
All Printed Books sent BY mail free Of postage.
oe22-u
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TAKEN EBTRAY BY TIE METRO;
PoLITAN P0LICE.--On the 9th ult., \ sOR.
RAJ HORSE, having a white face and lsft hind
loot with Saddle, were found estray. The owner
- requested 70 prove property to the satisfaction
Of the Property Clerk of the District, at hia office,
No. "a Tenth street west, prior TO 10 clock ~ m.
Thursday, March loth, 1854, or the same viii bo'
then sold for oAah to the highest bidder Mt the ba'
LaAr Of W, l. Wall h Co., No. % Louisiana avenue.
by order; GEO, n, HERRILK,
'F Property Clerk,
W. L. WALL a CO.,
mI-at .. ...H s'i 81 Auoti0nebTs,
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NEW LETTERS PATENT.
~ tGe.tinsss. s Ne o. sSsS May "a isSs)
Tho Advantages Of this Invsntion arc thAtA
PERFECT DEFECTIVE Iii .....
Machine Is offered to the Public, that will Aosoun,
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great benent OF Chartered CompAnles-aB
CITY Passenger Railroad Cars, Ferry Boats Of the
THIS MACHINE Is not at the control OF Conduo-
tors or Gate Keepers-is IN no way complicated,
sonnsnt By us on this saving point il unn eseasary
II 10 an Invaluable I-.
TRLL-TALR MAoHINEI
Against the too-often prA0tieOd
KNoCK-DowN SYSTEM.
u. general use 4 also wherever Moneys are paid
THEATRES,
81 EIhibItioni Large FirstClHss Hotsl Dining
Rooms, (Proprietora Of which will AAvo q quarter
.s' s1 he "a Ff
not least, this principle prevents Fraudulent Re-
turns Of Votes at Elections.
Tor Iush MAehine., addressed " the Undersigned,
ROWLAND cRoMELMN,
WILLIAM n. CRISP,
wAEhinEton. May "a, IseS mYaS--du
TERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF COL uMBIA. Notice
Sy!s E BEEN sGi p Z. Ss s % the
...- . General Terms.
Third Monday OF January.
First Monday of May
Third Monday Of October.
Tsrpis oTh Circuit Court
IN whloh alone Jury Ia lmpAnnelod for the trial
OF civil oAsss,)
First Tuesday OF February,
Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday OF November.
TerHlI Of hs Criminal Court.
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF Juno.
First Monday OF December.
TerIss Of tie DiStiIef Court.
First Monday OF June.
Frut Monday Of Deoember
Special TsTWS.
First Tuesday OF January.
first Tuesday OF February,
Fir1t Tuesday OF March,
HiFut Tuesday OF April.
ThIrd Monday OF May,
First Tuesday OF June.
F1rut TuesdAy OF July,
FIr1t tuesday Of September.
first Tuesday OF october.
FIRST Tuesday OF November.
FirHt Tuesday OF December
By order Of tho Court RI. MEIGs
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CLOTHING.

II 81 'Em hloh 1hL NM mon
WHO cAREsi 900. 81. '.' .ssl ...
WHO cAREsi Il. |
.- WHO CARES
A six Months stock on hand Of cHoICE
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
The balance Of our WINTER STOCK is at the
mercy Of tn, public. We shah not speak OF Asm
again. 10. nrm.
WAIT NO LONGER now q THE TIME:
THEY MUST nm SOLD.
: We win not carry them over.
The great invention Of the age,
PALMBRs sroNGrNG MACHINE.
Every yard Of goods shrunk before making up.
Yet, notwithstanding tho extra expense, we shall
continue TO sch less than any other house In this
city. MIA.
SPRING ovERcoATs
CLOTHING
or
EVERY PATTERN AND STYLE.
GRNTLRMRPs FURNISHING GOODS
ofsvsry description. ID
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see samples before purchasing elsewhere.
MILITARY CLOTHING.
We intend to keep on hand a good assortment
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE.
J. H. SMITH,
900 SEVENTH STREET, opposite Post once,
Also, slarEe RKsBRvE in the rear, for the
JoBBrNG TRADE,
At our wholss ale and Retail Mandatory in
Baltimore.
wAshinstOnisnS visiting Baltimore will ind It
greatly to their advantage 70 call at
SMITH BROTHERS Il CO.,
70 west Baltimore street,
ms-tf Baltimore, Nd.
" SHALL WE sAY:IT"
"DARE WE SAY TIP
AYES"
We will not be urdsrsold BY smith or any one else.
WE HAVE cor THEM.
We can sell them, and We will sell them.
WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL,
Undoubtedly owing to the fact that the public
have found out and appreciate our motto;
MANY SALES, BUT SMALL PRoFITsi
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BOYS CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY
AT ga SEVENTH STREET.
msk J. BRUCE CO.
lToSfa130IEY99dNE I PRINTING
ESTABLISHED IN 1906.
GIDEON PEARSON
sTEAM-PowER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
SIi Ninth Street, near PennsylVAnis AvOusE.
WARRINGTON CITY,
Having greatly increased the facilities Of III
above Old Established Printing
House BY an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And tn addition Of several OF the most imp owe
owER-P KssEs,
Are prepared to execute every variety OF
LKTTER-PREss PRINTING,
From
PINE VISITING CARD
LARGE PosTEl
PLAIN. OR CoLoRED INK.
rRoMPTNEss ANDiDnIPATCH
MAY Blk
REL LIED On. uol4-t
DHILP & SoLoMoNS,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIONBRs,
PRtNTE Rs,
| AND
BLANK BOOK MANUPACTURERs,
9S2 PEHEsYLVANIA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
!, All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
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TOHN ELCKER'B
u BUTLER RESTAURANT
"a Ia MasIon D0Tes,J
1aS Pennsylvania AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up StAlrs)
Tho proprietor Of this fayOrite RestAurAnt has
spared no pains TO make this the best Restaurant
In Washington; and he points with pleasure TO tho
large patronage he has Always been honored with,
and respectfully soliets continuance OF the same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other refreshments con.
hAntly on hand, and at the most reasonable rates.
BREAKFAST,
DINNER, AND
SUPPER
prepared al the shortest notice and In the most
Hre 1IfGlt nom Q 70 u o'clock. Dinner and Sup.
der AZ ell hours. nay ~
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HENRY SIMONS, U. 8. NATIONAL
III WAGON AND COACH WORKS
General once, b26 New Market street.
Mandatory, corner Second and Cumberland StH.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BOUTH ERN DEPOT,
GrGVier street. New Orleans, La.
CENTRAL DEPOT,
iO1 Market street, Georgetown, d. G,
All and every Kind Of Wagons, Carts, DTAyI,
v ThseIbarroWs, Timber Wheels, adapted TO plan.
ia ton roads, plain or city use. Constantly on
la. Id all kinds Of Hard Lumber. All work war
ran ted. reII.lm
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FlRsT .,
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
. Capltal-esOO,O ZOO.

u This BANK, organized under the National
Banking Law OF the last Congress, IL opened this
day for the transaction OF business at the corner
OF Fifteenth and streets, opposite Treasury De-
pArtment Il. D. COOKE, President
WIN. s. HUNTINGTON, Cashier. sesa-u
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DIAL MORE AND OHIO
ID E-... RAILROAD.
On and amer WEDNESDAY, Jan. Goth, 1894, daily
trains viii be run between Washington and New
York, and Washington and the West A. follows;
FOR PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington at and Io.ts I. n, and 8
and .iop. N. daily, except Sunday. On sunday a.
Tsop. N. only. fr %"
FOR BALTIMORE,
Lasve At s.fo, 7, and IotS q. m, and ., Is, 8,
and 1.so p. m. daily, except Sunday, On Sunday 81
7 .. M, and and TO p. m. only.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington at $50 and 7 o. M, and !. 20
p. m, daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, At7Sop. m
FOR WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Leave Baltimore ct 40, ITO, sl5 and 80 =, n,
and s.1o, SIS and s.9o p. m, except sunday. On
Sunday 81 80 and 80 .. M, and sso p. n.
FOR ANNAPoLIs.
Leave Washington at ESQ a. m. and AS p, m.
Leave Baltimore at ITO q. m. and SIS p. m.
Trains leaving Washington at .. m. and 7.so
p. m. TO through 10 New York tvithoH eAaaos 81
esys. sleeping ear on 7.So p. m. train. .
The nrst and fourth trains nom Washington,
and third and nfth trains from baltimore, stop 81
For further information, tiokets Of every kind,
A., apply 10 George 5. KoontE, Agent At Wash.
inEton Station, or Al the tskot once.
W. p. SMITH,
mAster Tranlportion.
L. M. COLE,
jA9o-tf IChronSIntl General Ticket Agent.
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me many Thousands cured At this Institution
within the last eighteen years, and the numerous
Johnston, witnessed BY the reporters OF the dsun'
and many othsrpapersI notices Of which have sp.
pearod again And again before tho public, boSides
sponsibility, Is sufficient guarantee 70 the as
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing should DO particular In DIRECTING
thar letters to Bis Institution, In the following
mAnneTt
a. JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, NJ D.,
... a.. Baltimore Lock Hospital,
dss 58-ly -. - baltimore. Maryland.
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INDUCED In whom kIone-a habit frequently learned
from evil oompanionsl or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly ielt, even when asleep, and Il
both mind and body, should apply INN odlstely,
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
sSsishA nom ali prospeots and enioymsatS az MA
BY the consequence Of teviAtiug ron the path ol
nature and indnlging In certain secret Abit such
persons musT, bsfore contemplating ~
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reject that . sound mind and body are the mos,
nessssary requisites . promote oonnubiAl happi-
ne.a; Indeed without these, the journey through
hourly darkenH 10 the view the mind becomes
shAdowed with despair, and Med with the meiAn.
a naas bliahtad with our ovVn =. -
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Member OF The Royal College Of Surgeons, Londou
The United states, and the greater part OF who's,
Life has boen spent In the hospitals Oh London Pa
ria, PhilAdelphia and elsewhere, hiss erected son,
OF the most astonishing cures that wore eve
Known many troubled with ringing In the head an
ears when asleep, great nefto BUSINESS being AlArmo
a. sudden sounds, bashfulnosa, with frequent hush
Ing, attended somsttmes with q doranEement o
mind. vere cured Immediately! HT-ITH-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-07

GoLDmouou, Z, July j,-Thc Richmond Wing
of the lth has cn received There ifno news of
importance,
The PCcrsbu Expire" o. Saturday 'yE y@l
night about 10 ,coclI heavy fac ,0 muhcny
commenced ON r centor, aud continued y,y rapid
for twenty min ties. I,was Thought ID Co... that
a general ongag mcnt had commenced bon. ,ao dr-
ing soon cease. Itl5 tho oppion o. those who
hoard it, that 4 yankees had assaulted out imoa,
and were as usu.l rcpulscd.
The reporter the Now Yorl, Time ond phIla-
delpha Press m b, ymgildcn, woa brought 100
to-day.
All was quiet along the lines yesterday except
occasional shell ng.
The following o0ical dispatch has b'on received
at the War Dop r.mont;
llEADQuAprr rs Army or No0uu YHouUA,
July Ist, 1861. lion Secretary of Wlr- Gsucra
Byauregard rcpJyts a feeble denon..mU on mado by
the enemy on portion Of Gen. RobcDous lime
about p. mp yesterday llsskimsl,s uuorJ-
cd by two lines f troops drove our line of .sir.
mshors, which we're rcc'trbishcd ot da.a
In the yarou conflicts with the ucmyI cavalry,
in tho latc cxpcn don against the Iaib.ad, ho.idts
their killed and sounded left on the hcld one ,pou-
sand prisoners, hntccn pieces artillery thirty 0a-
gons aud horse, ordnance s.oros and ,ycro m.
drcd negroes, "a ,on from tho p).utnJiass ON their
route, woro capurod.
r, J.. LEE General
Tho 0llowHs Press dispatch Is w0l from the
Whig'
PETERSBURG luly 2nd-Thsry wa' ONO oiae
on our lines fror Batteries and Eo p, utu. 10 il
supposed, from The advance of The enemy on
Jenkins front lille rcodng pickcts, which last
ed thirty minute but amounted 10 nothing.
Nothing is d, ng but sbclIing on tho part of the
Of the enemy.
Passengers re )rl heavy firing hcwdiu the diroo-
ton ofPOtorsbu yesterday morning.
From Mlssi. dppi--Capturc Of Jackson.
MERIDIAN Jr 6th,--A special dispatch TO the
Clarion, from b ondon, says tho yankees occusied
Jackson at moo yesterday. Gen, s)ocumb says
bis object ia bo sroy the Railroads and bridges,
aud then return % ycksbSrg. Ills force Is oai-
mated at TWEEN 1.-Two hundred. llSry iIug is
heard to-day be yccn jackson and Canton.
rom the Front.
CHArrAHooc,g gs RIVER, July 9TH n Is quiet
this morning O iho enemy yesterday burnt the
junction of the tlauta and Decatur r. 'd.
Some prisouc were brough, in last might,
among them Ii, T. Geo, Scott of the . ca Indiana,
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-07
= city plain Talk,


The following 3 the leading editorial article Of
the New York News Of the 4th Of Juno. We
must confess the 3 is some pretty suou: language
used, such as We Id not have bcon perm mitod by
the Lincoln dy sty eighteen months ago, The
Northern press E 3aks more freely as tine progrcs
ses
From the Nc,c I,rk Nc,os, 4H June, lsjlI
"NEw 'EGNE' NEW NATION
Are the people nad2 In the name of lcayen, wc
ask our ioow-c mtrymen are they ma has rgu-
aon departed frol the land DO men usk tboa-
selves tho objcc ofthi5 terrible war; why our
feow-citizens g.5 driven to the slaIghtgr.pan
like buIqcks-w' y ourryers are lingcd with blood
our soil satula cd with human gore--Jur cUun-
try sounding wit walls Of widowed women and
children; We y, do our people ever ask these
questions?
We arc told IT, war is to preserve me Govern
ment-to uphold he majesty Of The Constitution
to preserve the lion.
What Gorcrnu onty What Constitution What
Union?
"Tho Government of our fathers, the hyrocrd-
cal Office holders say. Mover was there 70 moro
wicked fulschoo, Did tho Government OF our
fathers demand t.a erection Of horrid bn8ulrs over
the land, in whc TO incarcGrate free white citizens
because Of their oIitcal opinions. Die the Coy
crnment of our f. thcrs demand the destruction of
tho liberty Of speech the freedom of the press and
liberty Of conscicnce-tho great franchises il was
intended to protc u Did that GOyernm, ut author
ize tho assumption Of dcspoc poycrs ly The pacnts
of the peoplc in order to ensayo frccmcn2 Did our
fore fathers ever yntqmplnte by their G. 5vrrpmoYf
that sueb ereattrr as Butter and other ilitary s,
trrrr slIuut,t nave ana exercise unlimited rowerapd
control over the YES liberty, and property of rec
white ctizcns--sl ould tell freeman how he should
proy-when he 81 luld spcak-what he should wear
and what he shorld say--and unless be bcycd, ho
should bc manac' L like fcon, hurled into a ipu-
geon, or shot dow like a boast? Never, never. ID
is base SANDER pom the founders of our Govern
ment-a foul asp rson upon our ances. .~s-,y saw
that they ever f. med such u Goyciu.,out. Y.t
these are the pow rs now claimed and a-cised gg
Abraham Linooh and hismitary sairar rl.rou.i-
out the land III SC arc the powers whir they ass
our fellow-countr mento let them cxorci.s anon lI
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TUVUNONO, VA ] JIlO NTnl T0JI.
The following notice is loFed upon IL recent lo-
clarution Of Exchange made by he Fedcnl auth )r-
itics, bearing date May 7th 1861 and is supper ed
by vsliS Ec,t,r:! ,4rolcs ON hlo my eiIico
Size, I, All Confederate OH ers and mon Who
have been delivered at City Point, Virginia, pr, Vi
Gus To the lst of june 1864 ar hereby declared to
be exchanged.
SEC. 2. All Confederate oGc2rs and men, nd
all civilians who have been cap urcd at any place,
and released ON parole prior to lay 7th 1864 ro
hereby declared to be cXchan. 3D. This section,
however, is not intended to incl 10 any o'iSIs or
mon captured at Vck5burg, Ju, Ith, 1860. csc pit
sdch aus were declared exchange by La-inura No
ticcs numbered six, seven and gbt
iunc2g-Gl ROBT. OF Id, Ag't Of NJ.
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Uya .ao n,e3 archives Of Louisiana were found
buried b. .bc earth at Baton Rouge, and part thoro-
of has 81 lived at New Orleans.
A rl ouor has been issued from Richmond
prohibit VS. the burning of cotton II is 10 be seiz-
cl and Ito procure clothing for the soldier, aud
mmiGo OF war.
Thc j nlls Washington special reports that our
@mHy al destroyed pll railroads leading out Of
Hchmu s confirmed
IJiHr ported mat Butlcr's guns cover the Rich
moud 0u Petersburg railroad.
sruE FEDERAL CONGRESS-,
WASH garoy, June 3O-,lho effect of the action
ogthcSr. ntohst nghtwas,to substitute bill similar
10 .mrr onllypasscd by the Senate for the House
h1l prov 'ng for calling out the national forces,
Yilh 'hc lditon that The draft is not for less than
ono NOR orc than three ynars
Ih. q, nmutution clause ia tho enrolment Is re-
Ie0'cd ul provisions made for imposing special
my ou comcs to meet the expenses Of bountics.
Iu,ucti % of The two houses s not yet definite