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ne COnscripflOn Law Constitutional.
Ia old democratic days, VIXEN the gov
1 eminent was controlled by the old
democratic party, and thu democratic
party By men Of sense, Il vas the es-
| tabIished doctriae 70 submit TO al laws
until the Judiciary SCI them aside. Of
i late years. since kn&Qes and fools have
got astride the democrats party, the
! doctrine has been pFeached--resist al
laws that are enacted BY the party IN
power. Men editing newspapers, aud
men protesting 70 be statesmen, have
for two years been proclalming the con
scription Law 70 be unconstitutional,
and telling the people that they should
not be required 70 submit 10 t. Tho
Judiciary, however, have at last reach
cd the matter, and the United states
Circuit Court Coz the southern district
OF this State has decided the act to Be
constitutional Judge Drummond, Of
this diatrict had formerly rendered =
ike decision.
The opinion il the circuit court Hss
rendered By no republican Judge, but
By the Hon. Samuel II Treat, whose
democracy We suppose win noe be
Questioned By any person sequainted
Hith his history.
Some thirty or forty unfortunate VIC.
6sns 10 the teaching that that law vas
unconstitutional have been indicted IA
the United States Circuit Court ia this
city, within the last week. The really
guilty parties are those who told these
people that she law was uneonstitution-
AZ The Springfield case Is thus report
ed
In the United States Circuit Court
Judges David Davis and s. II. Treat
upon ire bench, An important decision
was rendered On Wednesday, last Il
Was on q motion 70 Quash the indict-
msnt Ia the case Of the United States
Vi John Graham and others, for resist
ance 90 the enrollsnent ia fulton eoun-
" LAT summer The case was ably sr-
gued for the prosecution b. Nessra
lawrence Weldon and VI. ~ Herndon.
ana bv Messrs. Judd and james for tho
defeuse. The court rendered q deci-
sion Affirming the coasttutoasiity Of
the Enrolment Act based upon the
provisions Of the Constitution empower
ing Congress % raise and oquip arnios.
This s the frat decision under the
Enrollment Act rendered IN this State,
and Il therefore important
The motion 70 quash the indictment
was granted. on the ground that the
punshment of the particular case Of
offenders charged MAS n0t specially
provided Tor IN the act Of July, 1853
Ii vas admitted, however, that the Act
a. amended b the Act Of February,
1864, covers the whole point, and that
a. the lax row stands, reaissauca 20 The
enrolment 4 liable 10 the seFsrest
penalties n
The decisioa was rendered b Judge
Treat, Judge DAVIS concurring -CSi-s-
% PosE
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Mar shal's Sale.

Df VIRTUE OF A WRIT YEN. EK. 70 NE
ID directed. from the Circuit Coust OF the United
states, for the Middle District Of Tennessee at its
Aprll term, 1854, based upon levy heretofore
made Is me, BY virtue Of T. ia. to me directed
nom sad COurt, 81 its October term, 1865 issued
upon judgment obtained ia said Court, on the
18th day OF May, 1882 in the case Of Logan Hunto
vs.. Joseph n. Euqua, for the sum Of Ave thousand
three hundred eud ffty-fiye 6G3S leo dollars debt
and Sl,s4f.70 damages, and the further sum OF
Ssh costs, " u expo 10 public sale, 10 the
highest bidder, ior cash, at the Court House door
in the city Of Nashville, and District aforesaid
commencing at 10 O'clock, a. m, on THURSDAY
the 2ist Day Of July, ls54 al che right title claim
Interest ana estate, which Joseph d. Fuqua has
in and to the following tracts or parcels Of Land in
the county Of Mon g0mery, Tennessee, viz:
A tract Of seven acres, more or less, bounded as
follows: beginning az the end Of Fuqua's lane and
q rock on ms north boundary line, running thence
north Is degrees west SIX poles, to q rock thence
south Ssa degreesi east 1851 poles; thence south
six poles, 20 Fuqus's corner; thence north 8s de-
gre 5 west 1855 poles, 20 the beginning. And q
tract lying in district No. l. Of said county bound
ed A. follows; beginning a. o hickory tree, tho
northeast corner OF q tract Of land conveyed By
William Bel 70 Garner Newman, running south
ca poles, 70 blackjack tree; thence east de-
groes south $50 poles 70 post-osk; thence north
6g poles, 10 a stake thence west 1870 poles, TO the
beginning, containing 81 acres, more or less. And
g tract Of land known as said FUCua's home place,
by G. W tireenfeld's and Jack Bryan's lands on
the west by T. L. Zanley's lands; on the south by
Jesse Saddler's lands and Morgan Grants lands and
on the east by the lands Of q. Parkhans heirs.
z. r. GIASCOCK, U. 8. N. II. . r.
June II-3t
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE or TWO WRITS VEN. RK 10
ID me directed, from the Circuit Court Of the
United Sta.es for the Middle District Of Tennessee,
at its April term 1884, will expose to public sale
70 the highest bidder for cash, At the Court House
door, in city Of Nashville and district Aforesaid
commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. m, on THURSDAY,
be zlst day OfJuly, 1861, I'll the right, title claim
interest and estate, which Jsrua7 A. Moore has II
and 10 the following described property, viz:
Two town lots, with all toe improvements there
on, situated IN the town Of Columbia, Tennessee,
sud known IN the plan Of sad own IS Lots Nos.
ne and IIs, and bounded follows: on tue moth
by William Brosn's stable lot, on tho esst BY
John, the barber's, lot on the south ty h beeca
DeTs' lot, and on the.west By James Wslklnsi lot
being levied on 70 satisfy Judgments rendered BY the
Circuit Court Of the United States for said district
at its October term, 1858, favor OF ". d. Wapies
and Atwood, While Co., W. J. ". WithersPoon
and J. a. Moore.
F. r. GLASCOCK,
lima 1t II h
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Marshal's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT YEN EX TO NE
ID directed, from the Cireuit Court Of the United
states, for the Middle District Of Tennessee at it.
April term, 1s64, will expose 10 pubic sale to the
highest bidder, for cash, 1t the Court House door,
in the city Of Nashville, and District aforesaid,
commencing st 40 O'Clock, s. m, on THURSDAY,
the Zlst day OF July, 1854, al the right title claim
interest and estate, which Edward :. Williams has
ID ana to eight hundred and niRsty-tBo acres Of
land, situated in Mary county, Tennessee, the
same being the land purchased by said Hillisms
OF r. G Huntington, by deed dated February 9th
1852, and registered IN the Registers Office Of Mal-
~ county, Tennessee, in BOOK o, volume ID psqa
IL, with aji the improvements thereon; beng
levied on to satisfy judgment rendered by the
Circuit Court Of he United States for said District
az its October term, 1863, in favor OF James Wide
Jr., & Co., ". Edward 5. Williams.
E. r. GLASCOCK,
June list u. g. n NJ D. T.
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rnIor si.OO PER oopv.

NO. l-REIIRoAD- CULvERT AT EsTELL
No. 3-Rsaload Bridge over Elk River. destroy
~ b Hragq, June, lsoa rebuilt IN eight dave ty
niehiFsn Mechanics and Engineers. Length 81
fa.at: heieht 81 feet
10. ss-wiacbsstsr and Lafayette Railroad Bridge
Eo.z-o- N. pepsrsment, Decherd. Tern. Capt
No. S-Confrahsnds IN Camp e Decherd, Tenn
No 6-Gsn- Neeley,s hsaa9uss.ers 81 Cave sPrng
No r-ffen. Neal-y' haad qutrters st Gave Sprng
pear steven on, Ala fEseRng soehe.
10. s-Commisssfy Department, Stevenson,
10. s-.sievsnson. Ala flom FAT AfcCook.
No. l9-6ea. Roseerensl hesdqusrtelss near Ste
No. ls-lssins q Rs,lrosd Bridge over Tenre-seo
Riter, hoin buogeport 70 Long isiand, boxing
Esd ffom BnegeporE
No. Il Euihs OF Railroad Bridge over Tennessee
River, tr0m bEldgepoTf % Long isisnd, locking
No. Ib--Rulns o. Urswb7idee over Tenn. River
e BndgePers eonseeiing ne Island vita Easiern
No. l5--Pohsoon Bridge connecting ne Island
VIA DE kastsrn sheEei a. buags sost, ioosing
Nc. ls-Pontoop and Tresae Bridge over the
Tennessee iayey eonneetns bridgeport WITH "a
30, 7-Enffance 70 Nicksack Cave.
20. - Kalns q sAifDeire so5ks near enhance
IA. 80. 81. begsrssaeal s.sYeasoa. Ala. CD
No 9i-1ne VAL snrnF. steTsnson. Aa.
NJ. ez-5roaP q oHeeFs q the TIA kegeiaEs,
No. zs-RuiDs sfcotton Factory It Alus0uis, on
No. zs-csptain Edgar;on's Hsadgusriers, Nash
No 3l-Brdges' Ratfery, nom Chicago.
+ No. x5-Alaissma Hcusr, seYaHe0D, Ala
No so-,ouau.issary Dspaztasai - Stevenson,
50. si--yuneeon \. and G. sad Manchester Rall-
rod
NJ. Camp near Stevenson, Ais
No. ef-ic0ls Ropes HeadqaartaTa. 5teEsnso1,
Ala, ellnlIlalle5ng 10Th Conn- Oh
No. ss--ileyssE u cs1. Aegie1's bSisan. Ste
NJ. 36-cavElry Group, Stevenson, Ala
No. e7--<3r0up Of Refigees Deckeza, Tenn.
No. 1s--hleW II 5teYSo~ou Ala
No X,-cclFert ~ Dscherd, leiin.
~. fo--Elk River Bridge
No. 4i-kzst Tennessee Refugee Camp.
Z No. f1-AEis1icnary Ridge.
No. ls-tontoon crossing Tennessee Ever a.
Bndesper. may ST.
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Marshal'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE or TWO WRfTs OF ALAS
I'D fen f1cias 70 me directed from t1e Circuit
t,ourt q the United states FOR the Middle District
o. Tennessee, issued g is April term, lse8, sna
tinled upon lnogrle1ts chtsIncd II sad Court,
@ tho 2stn day q APul, 1854 10 The case q r
Woods Marsh Hsyward, snd Wg q, Arstis 4
NicNeigh, - Jno. b. Everett, vii expose % pub
pc sale % The highest bidder for cash, at the Court
House dor. m tie CITY q Nashville. ADD District
fioreasids ecmmeBeilE 81 10 s'ciccE. .. m, on
Sal Z Sl1Af, the 1i1h dsT q J1y. 1894, al the
night. ttie. interest ard estate Which inc. B. ~
crett has IN and = an Undivided fourth part q q
tr1cs q ls1d, coni4inng 60 seKes more OF less.
lying n bsstrict No 2 Davidson county, Tennessee
beng iha sane tr1ot q f<1 thEt fe-. 81. Everett
dee-ased, Fas salaed and Possessed a. ard he an
difaed fouEtn part ~ which b. dcFised % aid 9no
b kFerrf, sahect . the life estate o. Il sabsth Eg-
erelt. widow q ss-d 1hofnas III. Everett DISEASED
3. Z. GLASCOCK, e. 8. n d. y. r.
tuns list
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Marshal's Sale

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT YIN. tx TO NE
ID directed, from the Circuit Court OF the intel
States, for the Middle District Of Tennessee ct its
ApTil term, 1864, bssed upon levy inside hereto
fore by me, ey virtue Of i. IA. 70 me directed
from said Court, al its October term, 1853, issued
upon judgment obtained in said Court, on the
10th day Of April, 1868, in the csre Of .. Xii
breth, trustee, Nicholas Hobson, sor the sum o.
1888 debt, and Sls5.26 damages, and the further
sum of $3.50 cost, viii expose TO public sale, to
the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Nashville, District aforesaid
commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m, on THURSDAY,
the 2lst day OF July 1861, 81 the right title, claim.
interest and estate, which Nicholas Hohson has IN
and to lot Of ground in Edgefeld, Davidson coun-
ty, Tennessee, beginning At tbs corner of John
$50 poles, to stake, thence east 30 feet TO an al
ley, thence north SO feet. 20 stake, Dixs corner
thence west along the line Of Dixs lot, to the be-
ginning. Il. X. GLASCOOK, u 6. u. ". ID. +.
June 1l-3t
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The Engiish pugiiists are Ia jubilee
over he arrival of Joo Cobnrn, Who
has gone there - eight hac4 Il =
the soJra licking ia vietim before EUal-
loving
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F. LINCK,
No. 8 cOLLEGE-sTREET,
NASHVILLE,TENN.

lust Received AND FOR SALE At Ny
- store,
100 cases Old Bourbon WHISKET,
o. e" COgnac Brandy,
50 =" JsIuacs Rum,
60 1" Assorted Bttar5,
- " Madeira Wine,
l0l q" CstswbG Wine.
Is . Sparkling Vine,
20 7" Champagne Wine.
60 Rhine Vine,
900 bhls Cincinnati Lager Beer,
20 q Old Bourbon Whiskey,
% A." Robertson County Whislzey.
The above Wines and Liquors are all OF the hest
quality II you don't believe it, call suI judge for
yourselves. I. LlNCK.
une sim
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The above sent by mail or otherwise, On the re-
celpt Of price snd return postage.
Persons ordering viii please state the size end
style Observation-Disclosures hard or soft, fne or coarse;
and if the pen should fail 70 please, or prove defec-
two, will have the privilege OF exchanging it.
deduction Of hitee9 per cent. allowed on orders
of S2h or over, and twenty five per cent on those
Of SlOO.
Second quality Pen, ten carats fine, not included
in the above, with plated cases, fIom 80 cents up
wards
Iiberal discount to the trade
Also, viii be kept good assortment Of
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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Is
GROWING him WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, AS 1T IS IN
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.


My books viii show thai for the past FIVE months
my practice has increased hundred per cent over
the LAST year. until it is not 70 be surpassed By any
In the State. With my general practcs in tho city,
trest the following
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Chronic Cases

With sstisfction; Rheumatism, Affections Of the
Lungs; Diseases Of the Tflrost, Swe1ed Joints,
Stiff Limbs, Pieursy, Palms. Ulcers, Cancer, Gravel,
Diseases of the Heart and Liver, Inflammation OF
Desfaess, Diseases OF the Eyes, Debihtated sys-
TENS, Dyspepsis or Indigestion, and Consumption
together with all PriYGte Diseases, and Diseases OF
the BfnsTy Organs.
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kVH EAhLeA
DRINCIPAL oFF1CE, PENNSYLVANIA AVE
u nue., Washington, y. c. Branch a. Nashville,
81 Unicn-street, e. J. X. GJrrrey's Undertaken.
Drs. 3 A. are the sole owners Of this inirnits-
he system IN the United States, BY which alone
bodies are pstrified, snd thus efsectusiy preserved
for al tine. Those who design sending home de-
ceased friends during the warm weather especisl-
Isl, VII do ~el % apply % the undersigned.
June A-lm@ DE GEO. r. wells, Agent
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NNzZENz2Z
LIFE OR DEATH /!
SOLDIERS,
Don't 90 back 70 the War,

NOR MANY HAVE DIED FROM DIARRHQA
II and Dysentsry in your regiment. Now take
warning, and do not return without supplying your
kuapsscks with hottie Of DT. Stnckiands Anti
ChalsFs MiEture-reclember how nsnT wers saved
last yesr b. tailng i after being discharged ard
sont aons the hospitals as iDcursae. one doHe
Will immediately relieve the most severe case Of
DiGrrhua or Dyssntery. II i acknowledged by
the Faculty 10 lie the only medicine known 10 cure
Chronic alsrrhosa and Dyseutery. Nov, don't ne
Riect L. for on ycur return aEhRune Of diet and
water, ETC., VII most certainly bring on DssrrhRs,
and fly cent bottle Of Dr. strcA&nd's Ant -Chol
era Mixture VIII ours goU and several Others. It
VII keep good ia any climate. Do not fsl 70 tel
your coTnrsdes 70 pot bottle q i II their knzp
sackF.
Sold By Druggists, and prepared ouiy BY Dr.. A.
STRICKLAND, East Fourfh-etreet. Cincinnaa
Ohio. sp 26-tu v th-Wly
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Night EmissiOns Cured.

Young Man, stop before you further go. OF al
diseases subject 70 han, there s no disease 30 hsrd
to cure a. NiFht Emissions, and physicians are
sosrce tst understand tresting il and to you can
say that have cured dozens in this city well as
in different States, who have spent dollar sftar dol
lar, and are now Weu cured by me. l an daily re-
csITing letters and sending medicine % al parts Of
the country Ia swOrd, SD thai ere diseased IL
sny way, sad vii give me call, vii give Hstis-
fsclion for s Of the diseases mentioned 10 this sd
vertsensnt. The best Of references given IN this
city.
An letters directed to
DIR. Nc6ILL,
Union street. Nashville, Tenn,
IRu7 viii meet With uroruut ettentiOu
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NASHVILLE. TENN,
100 CADDIEs TOBACCO,
25 butts 10,
100000 Cigars, assorted,
100 gross Spices,
80 gross Smoking Tobacco,
Is boxes Candy,
400 cases Blackberries, Raspberries
Strawberries, Pine Apples,
Peaches and Tomatoes,
so baskets Champagne,
80 bbls fine Bourbon Whisley,
100 dozen Brandy Peaches,
20 cases ssrdinea,
Is boxes Soda,
IS Star Candles,
25 Soap,
rs Picked Onions,
20 bbls Pickles,
20 halfbarrels Pickles,
20 sacks Coffee
20 bbls New Orleans Sugar
20 Crushed and Coffee Sugar,
20 caddies Tea,
30 bbls Nuts,
so boxes Raisins,
100 gross Matches,
so boxes Oysters,
rs French Mustard,
which viii be sold at the
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10 the Ladies.

All Affections az the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been 80 unfoTtu-
nate to misca1Ty OF prove abortion, can be carried
to their fll time II found pregnant, by giving me
a.H
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SterlIity.

Young Married Ladies whose misfortune II hss
been not TO bring forth in due season, remember
Sod has ssid you should multiply and replenish. II
this is your desire you can consult me either by
letter or in person No lady over thirty-hTe year.
Of ace need make Application. Alcommunications
BIZ letter OF person sLrioliH Confidential.
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DIS. BROWN & ALEXANDER,
EMBALMERS OF THE DEAD,

For the Army Of the United States,
tBy Speeai ordcr IRON TIE IYer ncsartaeg,l
After the Famous System OF sucquet,
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Movements al Deep Bottom.

NEw YoRK, Aug. Is.-In reiatIon to the
movements at Deep Bottom, the Times
special says; IHas = ~. y q
TUESDAY opened with brilliant prospects
of success. Georges cavalry rested their
right on the Charles City road to protect
the right wing of our forces, whose left
flank extends 70 James river, the front of
our line being only about six miles from
Richmond. Lee being thus held cannot
prevent the cutting Of the canal across to
Dutch Gap, and If be should attempt to
mass his forces on the other side of
the river the exposed points on the Oppo-
site side will fall into great danger.
Our losses on Sunday is estimated at
about 400 killed, wounded and missing;
those of the enemy somewhat less. The
rebel loss on Monday was greater than
ours, owing to the more favorable position
of our side.
The firing on Monday was mostly with
musketry after We had got on the enemy's
flank and turned him, bat yesterday morn.
ingthe ARTILLERY on both sides was playing
rather briskly. --
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Now YORK Market

~ ---.T INV YoRK, August IL.
CottonAHore setive, and Lee re better,
at 81 70 for middliDg uplands,
Flour-State aud western opened firm,
and closed active 5c@10c better at 50 $50
10 05 for extra Slater $40 4O9l0 IS for eI-
ira r. H. o.; $40 5O9l2 for trade brands.
Included in sAles are 1000 bills. extra
State for forward delivery of which 1000
bbls. were for last half Of November, At
IL 25, and the remainder In September.
Whisky-Firmer, ct 81 80 for western;
including one parcel reported at 81 sli
also, 25Q. bbls.Bestetu for All Septenber
ct 80.
Whsat-oSsnsd 1aftd firm aud closed
1c@2c better, ct 81 12@s2 "a for Obi
cagO spring; 80 3392 "a for Mil. elub;
2 5000 40 for winter red western
Oorn-lc92c better. ct 6491 IS for
mixed western Sc for high mixed nearly
yellow. ,l.-.-i.-s4 -.7l.f tls7i-.s
Oats-steady at ss@ss3 for westerns
,Ooffee-Dull, at previous prices
/ lSugar-Firm, Cubs 20t92I3.
MOlass0s-Dull.
Petroleum-Crude quiet ct b3@5s; re-
fined in bond, hrm q s64 @e7l; rehnsd
free, firm, At s79ss- - -F--ag.- rs
WoOt-FiFm, With an upward tendency
Pork-Less active aud shade lower, At
S3T937 90 for messj So for prime snd 80
for prime mess; alsof 1900 bbIs. new mess,
for September, buyers option, at -. 80
Cut MeAts-QuI6t and firm. III -
Lard-Less active, without material
change at 2l39333; . sale Of 1000 bills.
for August, buyers option. ct -; and 500
bbls. for September same option.
Butter-Quiet and hrm, 81 40C94T for
Ohio; 45A55 for State
2 ohsese0steady 1929 for common 70
prime.
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Another Rebel Advance towards
HaTtiuahuTor - "

INV YoRK, Aug. ls.-The Herald has
the following special from Msrtiasburg Va,
dated the 18th. There is much activity
here tonight in consequence of report
ed advance Of the rebels. Skedadlers have
already commenced q northern movement
and come down the valley bringing vari-
Gus reports.
We have information of an engagement
at Front Royal. 1t is said the enemy has
been reinforced By one division Of Long
streets corps and two cavalry divisions
Prisoners are reported to have stated that
the whole rebel army is moving. There is
much excitement in the Valley. Il iH not
supposed here by persons advised, that
Early intends leaving the Valley permG-
nently, unless defeated, driven out and
kept out. Sending TO him fresh troops is
convincing proof that the rebels seem to
base their very existence in Virginia and
upon keeping up force to threaten the
Potomac line aud keep a large body of
troops in that region.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

DEHvER, Aug. ia regiment Of 100
day cavalry, authorised by the War De-
pArtment three days age, 70 fight the Indi-
ans, is already nearly more than half filled.
Il is expected to be filled in less than ten
days. 1t will operate Along the Platte
valley for the protection of the overland
mail aud wagon trains. With the coopeFa-
zion OF the troops from the east il is hoped
this route will soon be re established and
the Indians severely chastised. At PEes-
ent all trains and mail coaches are stopped.
The friendly Indians report extensive
combinations among the Cheyennes, Arrap-.
ahoes, KioRas, Sioux, Camanches Utes
and Snakes, for q war of determination
against the whites.
Martial law IL enforced here. All places
Of business and workshops are closed until
further orders. Several Independent CON-
Panies will be ready to start out in 4 few
days and will demonstrate the truth or
fslsity of the many wild rumOrs.
LArRR.-The Indians have murdered
several families and burned their houses,
on Cherry creek, twenty-five miles from
here last night The settlers are fleeing
TO Denver for protection.
The Commander Of the District has issued
an order for the enrOllmsnt Of all able bo-
died males over 10 years of age.
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Paana Cdnrentinn.

Syracuse, Aug. ls.-The Peace Con-
vention which meets here to-dsy promises
to be largely attended. Valiandigham,
Ex-Gov. Weller, of California, Fernando
Wood and, Judge 0ndefdonk are present
and announced TO speak this afternoon.
Several worthy politicians are here.
81 At meeting held last evening q series
of resolutions was agreed upon more mod
crate than suited the views of some, aHd it
was determined to appoint . full delega-
tion to Chicago, advisory in its character,
and not 70 seek from the conVeution. But
this morning the question Is in some doubt,
as considerable opposition is being mani
tested. IL ~ Y III IL. u II "
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-19

RIHARD SERY1cE.-From the July
report of the Chief Medical Officer to
Surgeon general Barr, it is learned that
the 10th Regiment, Ohio National Guard,
have performed some very hard service.
On the morning of July a, they left Wash
ington for Harper's Ferry marched from
there to Smokers Cap Winchester,
Martinsburgh, Williamsport and Sharps,
burgh. From thence back to Haper's
Ferry, thence to Wolfville or Turner's
Gap, thence to Frederick and back to
Harper's Ferry, having performed all
this marching without shelter~tents or
transportation of any kind. They parties
ipated in the. general skirmishing with
the ebelraiders, and lost two men killed
and twenty-five wounded. -