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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
[PunLIo RrsoLr1oN-No. es. l

A Resolution explanatory Of act entitled "Au
act 10 inersass the pay 81 soldiers ia che Dated
States army, and for ether purposes, approved
June t~satieth. etghtesa hundred and sixty
toEf.
Resalsea ~ shs ssaate aad Hsass ~ Rsprsssn-
ssfahfsd, That the word "muslcians'f in the hrst
section Of an act entitled EAU act 60 increase the
pay Of soldiers Ia the United States army, aad for
other purposes" approved June twentieth. eigh-
teen hundred and sixty -four. j. not 70
Be construed 20 include musicians. tosher
than teaders,l employed As members Of
brigade and regimental bands. but such
nembsrr Of lands shall be paid as heretofore, one
fourth Of the members Of each band thirty four
dollars per mouth, Gus fourth Of them twenty
dollars per month, and the remaining half Of them
tsventee dollars per mouth.
Approved, July = is6t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

BUFFALO, Sept 23.-Gea, Dix arrived
here yesterday and left last evening for
Sandusky to enquire into the recent
rebel plot and to take effective measures
for the future.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

Joint Resolution to continue tho payment Of
bounties.
Be resolrsa % ~ Senate and HoHss If RsPrsssa.
tasres II the Ced States IF Amersoa ~ Coagrsss
ssmblsd, That the bonnties authorized 90 be paid
under existing laws, aud by regulations and
orders Of the War Department, TO veterans re-ea-
listing, or persons enlistng IN the regular or vol
untser service Of the United States for three years
OF during tile war. shall cOntinfusl TO b paid
nom the hgst day Of March. eighteen hundred and
sixty-fsur, t. the hrst day OF April eighteen han
drsd and sixty~four. anything in any law or regu-
iAtion TO the contrary notwithstandingi the said
aountiss 70 be paid OUT OF any moneys ALREADY ap.
propvisted for such pnrposes
Approved, March = 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
rprnllo Rrsolrrlon--No. 81. !

Joint Resolution "a relation 10 the Professors Of
ths Military Aeademy At West Polnt
Rssolsed By the Sanafs and Hsuss Of Reprssea-
Alfines AZ tbs United Safas 81 AHssrlca Coagress
ssutbiea, That the thirty arss section Of the act
entitled "An act for enrolling aud calling out the
national forces. and for ether puFpuses.H appfow-
cd March thlrd, eighteen hundred aHd sixty three,
or the eleventh section Of can act 20 increase the
PAY Of soldiers IN The uuted stAtss arnY, ana for
other purposes, approved Jene twentieth, sigh-
tssn hundred aud aixty.fanr, shall uot b. cen
strued 10 ahridge ha privileges ally allowed 20
she professors Of tha military arademy, Of being
abeent daring tas suspension Of the ordinary AGA.
damlo studies Of that institution.
Approved Juiy g 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
GROCERIES.


O60 LRs. CHOICE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
GDO For sale ct
ELLl0TT's FAMILY GROCERY.
6O BUSHELS FRESH GROUND CORN MEAL
III In store and for sale at
ELLfoTTiS FAMILY GROCERY.
= noZ. NO. TUBS,
~ 9 doa. No. "
;"
10 Nest Is In Nestl tubs;
- doz. assorted Rolling Pine;
doz. Butter Psddles;
dos. :" Prints.
40 Baskets, asserted sikas
just received aud fer sale az
ELLIoTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
ONg Hundred lbs. Choice Table Butter,
~ 90 Jars
Jost received and for ssleat
ELLIoTr's FAMILY GROCERY.
fItEN BARRELs Large Piekles, for sale BY the
i dozen, hundred OF barrel az
ElabIoTT's FAMILY GRoCERY.
LHIrTY DOE. ASSORTED Hard and shaker
Il Broems;
10 doz. Fancy Hearth Brooms;
10 daz. Whisk
Just received and for sale at
EILIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY
FTtWo THOUSAND LBS. Choice sugar Cnrsd
i Dried Beef A nice article.
Fer sale at ELLIofTsS FAMILY GROCERY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
LAW CARDS.
Jas IT. Walker.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

Agent for obtaining Pensions,
Back Pay and Bounty
TNoR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND F0R
4 the Widows and osher legal representatives OF
sese who die ia the SERVES ef the Tuited Ssssas
sfaee ca the Northwest side of Third Sireat,
near tas Washington House and nearly opposite
she Court H0asa. En- Rsville. T0diazs- --.r
All business entrusted 30 him viii be promptly
attended to. is1s-iy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
LIVERY STABLE.
PIANOS.
FIRST-CLASS PIANOS.
Misses Lawrence

The
Misses Lawrence
ABE AGENTS for EMERSoS'S.
a=75sK vOsEtS. and BRADBuRY'S eeIe-
braied PIANOS, which they are
tteantinaally receiving, and which
they will sell at Manufacturers, prizes.
These Pianos, TOR durability, poweF, azd rich
ness OF tone are unsurpassed
miumz within four -~aks> in ths unonths Of SEP
tS1neer and oetober last, and Is famous for It's
80 4s.eatyr ortt1AHcys Snd 5ssnl sisssas Tzals
1sey srs also exclusive Azents tn This vicinity
~ 5Ssoh hezlin' elsbrased Cabinet 0rxaus
saloI, 10 qaAiitys velarse e tons sra pevssrsu Of
sSlrss7en, ars M superior 70 nnescdscns, harnao-
NUNS, or any other red fustrumsnf
They have just received three Of thess ty.sz,.s :.
their residences en- WISER ssrsst srss aoaS EsiS,s
ChssErt. ;s-.s- 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

HardWaresl
General Hardware for City !
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from |
manufacturers
H q II = n - II.
only,with superior faciItiee
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in largo quanti-
ties, viz: A
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Scythes
Cradles and Snathes, HAY
and Manure Forks,
| Hoes---Plauter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Coffars & Brides,
Axes---the best brands,
Chains---Log and Trace,
Table ard Pocket Cutlery.
Shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
| Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting,
Japanned Ware,
Notions---Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer TO deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG & co.,
No. Is First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

Butchers, Spenoer's and
Hargreare's "English";
Whipple's American"
Mill Saw Files,
Hand Saw Files,
Flat Bastard Flies.
Half Round Bastard File,
Round
Square
Hand
Flat Smooth Files.
Half Round Smooth Files,
Cabinet Files,
Horse Rasps.
The above Files we Will
sell by the dozen at less
prices than can be pur-
chased of the manufso-
turers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
Another Fight at strausburg.
fHeratd's gueeial1

HEADoUARTgRs SHERIDAs's Army,
BELOW WIscHEsTER, Sept p.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24
REMOVAL.
THns- @ nAaHEE

THUS. Q. AAGhkE
HAS REMOVED MS WHOLESALE MAsg-
III faeturinR Estabiishnsnt 70 Ne sss -
STREET. below Main. He has large ssa -
giant assgrtmsnt Of Hons-sn4ds Wefks = - -
for sale A. cheap - the ehsspssf. ana h'e'a
cheaper. - - -.
His entire stock - couHiafiSg - - = = ~
60 go csrrfsgs HMrnesss LfFhf TFott5ngf
HEAVY waxom, DrRys snd hzYrass hsFAssss So
dIe-s "a sEdInss varsity. Brides 81 81 ksnaaf y
auv auautfty, Collars Cribs ssrSinEl - tAesk
- i{rn FROM : Hazns Htr4p 60 = McHitor aa4-
~ - - hs~u manufactured a1aer his imms-
Siass sapervision, by skisIfaf snd sxpefiesesd
--,-,sr - mnd e now oEsrsA % the traae a.
CASTERS PRICES. Belng abb 30 eomp~ts ams-
sassfrlfy VITA anything IN the msFksss IN styiss
auish, durability, and price, he oniy saks trial.
Call and examine for yourssivea- aps
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24


Has in store q large and well as
sorted stock of BOOTS and SHOES
of the best qualities. and viii con-
tinue TO receive the whole season.
direct from the manufacturers, the
best and latest styles, which I viii
sell as low as any House in the West
Z ~ N a t.
The largest and best assorted
stock of fine Fur, Silk, and
Panama, Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact all
other description suitable for
the opening trade.
ALSO
Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
ri
all of which | offer to the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
eNo Goods at retail.
ENO charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

BrAf orders vii rwesfrs Cur Individual a<ssa,
stou sa2 IN b psomptsy aIlsz g lie Eos'
snAsanzbls terms.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

WoEkmsA ssat 20 All parts 10 ~ uF
work snd repair Boilers q Machinery
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

Repairing done at short notice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

N 0 ITO n s
This depArtmeut, under she mess esrefnl Easnafs.
a.at e - all times fall II sssek sna assoftnsnt
MAcKEY. HEEETEG 3 co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-24

once and Faarary On the Can
corner Of Ingls Street.
ahI7-ly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21

. No Dispute ABOUT HER.-Another rover
of the ,cas, q very swift sailing and staunch
vessel, the Tallahassee" has commenced the
work of devastation upon Yankee commerce.
About her status, neithes the, Yankees nor
their foreign sympathisers can raise any qaib-
BILE. She was armed, equipped, manned and
sailed from Confederate port Her officers
and men are all Confedsratea, aud all pre-.
viously in the Confederate service. She is
commanded by the dashing and heroic Wood.
We will endeavor to obtain list other Off
cerufor public information, and, indeed, for
the information, in s'me cases, It may be, Of
their own friends and relatives.
We knew Of the fitting out and sailing of
this vessel, but, in accordance with our usual
course, kept perfect silence upon the subject.
Now that she has spoken for herself, no fnfth:
er necessity for coneealment exists. OF her
force OF armament Of course We will say moth.
ing. Let that be found ont by the enemy the
best way they can. They.will find her pow
erul enough to do them HARM Wilmington
Journal.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
so,diars at Home.


We have seen lately on ourpabiic sqaareSerst.
BEN JoxSs Of COD, 14th, wounded two orthree
months ago IN both ligs he IS atmost WellAana
making ready to return TO Virginia. And Mr..
MARX CHRISTIE Of The semo Company, looking
very sbsdowy indsed--the result of long and
wasting sickness. And young DAN. TOhpKiss
of Co. b, ]tamp,On Legion; aiekness has reduced
DAN. to hag's weight" but be is gradually get
ting up again. And Mr.. FRANK ANDERSON of
Capt. GneeG's Co. 9Th Regt, who looks well and
hearty; he CONES home for fresh horse. And
we hear Of Mr.. SHIRLEY B. WHArLsr at
home s few miles,from usi nc. are sorry to un-
derstand that he has been sick for some time
past--and still is. And Mr.. STAN RYAN Of Co.
D, 5 tn Regt. S. c. Cavalry, wounded In tho head
at Trsvillisn's, and not yet entirely recovered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
Fata:i. q: Rencontre.

We regret toSannounce thston Thursday eye
mag last, about opo mile from Hsmburg, o most
lsmentaSle affray took place between hieut. Col;
]. D. Twlaas, of the lat S. G. Cavalry, onitho
one side;and Mr.. RopERrJ. RurEER On the other.
Col. rwleos, it is said, in his first! fre*as Mr.:
BrrLER, sr., shot the latter's son, RcsERr HpT77
IEa, Jr., vino zas sitting in his buggy near hy,
tintiic.ing o. mQrtsl sgeHud, from tho effects Of
which he died in few hours. Mt.AaaBr. ByTt
.trr,, ST.. thep Shat Col TwIeas, killing him ia-
stan,ly. We have not been able to learn the
cause of this ild afair which has resulted in the
death Of two useful men end ys.solaiers,t ].
Lieut.. Col. Twloes WAS a gentleman: and
soldierSf the highest and most irrepToaehsble
character. Young. BUTLER wasin the very darn
fife, being net morethan seventeen years old ;
his boyhovd gave promise of-a most nseiul and
honorable manhood. .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
.San1 Houst0n..''

rTyHfS THOROUGH BREp;STALLIQN, will
u stand ths,Fail Season. at sCurryten and J.
A. Wiss's plantation. :, -,...srs 5.sssss,S
Sam HoustonIi 10 mahogany bay, 16 hsnSs and
is inches high, combining size, fern, stamina, DO
Worth; hs By shalasn !; :shsasss m II in ths cole
btsted race. horse lfeltk. Shsssen.i dam WIS
the celebrated race marc Clara shst; Worths
dam was old Flora; Flora was o fun siztef.1o old
Basten. Sara sHouitsnss dam waSsifsA 4y sann-
non; her dam by Belair; grsnl dan; sy olainr
ported Top Galitsn. m. sys;ssi
Season to commence from this date, and san-
tinus until, the 10Th November; :s - s..
garTerms; $50 thss seassnj;; SOS e. ipgure
81 t6 greems II. a.. SHAW
Sept 60 tt 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
Erom tlle Georgia EIont.

MACON. Sept. l7th.-lt is reported with,a
considerable show Of truth, that Sherman
has sen. an inf,rmalre qaest for Gov. Brown,
Vice President StePhcuss AID Senator john
son TO meet him in Atlanta aud lave, q talk
about peacs.
Brig. Gen. F. AsShodp has been relieved
ns Cnief of Staff to Gen. Hood.
Ex.less from a Atlmta continue to come int2
our lines; Several hundred families have ar
rived il the eMost destitute condition inlagi=
Dable: ~ i.ss.4 o. ~: \:
Gems. Hood and SlermAn have upon
a.speeial exchange Of two thousand prison.
ers,- Seven hundred of the number Will be
sent forward to,Iight for that purpose. :,
Exiles from Atlanta report that Sherman's
army is being rapidly depleted shy men whose
term ,ofsseryiee has expiied, going home.
Some statements Ilacese the number already
gone at ten thousand
The Chattanooga Gazette Of the 18th is
received. It says: Wheeler had been driven
from Middle Tennessee by Steadman. :
Morgan,s staff had arrived at Chattaaoo oga.
Sherman has issued: a congratulatory ad-
dress toshis army, saying that they had,com.
5ple.ed great campaign, dithat the fall Of
ATLANTA must beaalsributed to q mistake oi
Hood in sending his cavalry to the rear.
SuEaMAS's ARMY IN ATLAET1.-1Gentle-
men from Atlanta, cool, obseryant and relia-
bic, andswhoshaye "enioyed several days
observation and inquiry, since the enems ;oc-
! ) cupied the place, report the force OF Sherman
: now there consists of three distinct armies,
divided into .tenaruy corps, and embracing
altogether, strength oe'nenrly ore hundred
and twenty thousand.
They report that Sherman is now running
eight trains daily to and from Chattanooga.
Already many warehousesin the city nre
filled with commissary, quartermaster q, d
ordnance stores, and tho immense RSilroad
Passenger Depot is so cFsmu.cd with them
That the trains are discharged outside os. the
shouse. Before The ten days armistice is over
atlanta Willie full to repleGon of military
stores Of all ;kinds.--Telesraph.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21

@ II is reported that che yellow fsvsr has
made itsaappoarsnee in Charleston, and that
th0rs ar, some fifteen cases in the City. It
slso said that some deslhs: have occurred from
the disease. ~.
- In Dsostur, Cd, tho Rev. Nr. Holmes,
an aged minister, was shut up in.his- own hsuas
7bystfe Yankees ana Tue 81 ehouFs burned, thpninS
lister perishins in n'the flames. Mr. Homes offence
was shst.he lad = gun in hi, hand whom they
took him, at his own gate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
OBITU ARY.

DIED, on the 27th' 'ult, at his own residence IN
thi, District Of congastion;of the Lungs, sergt.
TH0s:; E.. CHAPMAN, Co. u, Il 1ssh S. e.syp
.tSS Wounded in the battle Of the 2ssh July near
Atlanta, bis leg Was amputatea ON the: held, and
sn already delicste constitution could not with.
stand the shock. He, sunk rapidly and barely
p hiS &sdswsd methey
aAn,h honest man IS the noblest work Of God"
go X - c.:
Dim on the; battle. field, near Atlanta, on the
as.h July; Capt. w. s. PETERSON, Go. D, l9sh
S. C. W, aged 80 yeArs..' =:
Shot <hrdush the head no fell as; o patriot and
gallant soldier. should fSll, with his back toths
ield and Ills feet TO the foe. a.. = =
Thus has passed, to its reward, another spirit
tried anu true. G. ,
Mrs. HENRIETTA ANN ToWNRs, rife of
Col G.. f. TowxEs, died At herhSne, In GIeen-
yille, s. c., on Saturday mornins, 20sh- August,
fss4.s She was atdans shter of the late Rev. VIM.
B. johnson, D, D. Born in Grsenvills, she left
1t NTH fief parents in childheod, bue here che
spent her married life, aud bore she resta in
death, awaiting, as we bslisyss the relnrtsctioni
of ne iust and the glorious appearing Of Jeaps
Christ, The Divine Saviour IN whom lhlbeieved,
AMI on'whoss name she called upon, her dying
he'd. " ::
Fufman, D.SD., inthe Baptist Church, on tho
Sunday afternoon altar Her death, FROM the text:
aThe Last enemy that shall be dss trey 1ssth.,
ConsOling was the gospel truth, developed from
those blessed Hordslby the abls and pious minis
tor Of God: The deoased has left bereaycd and
devoted husband and fYs yoana, childrea. and
. brother and sister, as nor nearest relatives,
who, with herifriends, will cherish her .mcmery
and hsr virtues. She was q devoted wife md
mother and riucere aud constant in her friend.s
ship; and when in health, joyous in hef spirits,
which hmads her company entertaining anu de-
lightful. Fow ladies of our country were so in..
tsllsctnal $50 gifted, so hishly and thoroughly
educated and accomplished. She possessed rare
tslents.fo for composition, withtLe purest taste in
belleslsttrsa, especially in poetry ssd.ia nusic;
but she. had no pride in thsss thing and no
oas was more unpretsnding: She Haa syerso
to all p.siesslons of fseling and ssntiusnh out
her f.denili and deeds Of kindness l&nd alec.
tioasin the midst of her family - her husband
and Children and attached step children attest:
ID tho purity and elevation Of her principle! and
tbe ,tsrlipe virtues OF tho popian. TheShearti
uauld pursue this themS5 kyt SNps cannot ask.
snsse Is nortrsy what ia writtan there, which,
tipe % qapsqt sFsss whilst this l;fssaqaiipuss, !
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
Itugitiye Yankees.

Our Jail has been deeply dishonored for some
days past by the pestifcrous presopca; Of two
miserable Yankees, The Williams escaped from
thc cars between Augusta and Aiken, wandered
uumelested as far as Col. JOHN HsrETs, about
two miles from oHr village, and were then and
there lsid.by the heels by Mr.. JOSEPH suIrH,i the
ec.ire and vigilant mana ger on Col. H's r!anta-
ton -. y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
C.as,auaIths.

Wincho,ter, Va, Sept. lse4..,.i
Mr.. ED1rsa: You viii please publish tho fol-
.lssms list If esipaltiss occurring insthis Rsci-
msns in the engagements Of the 21st and 2dth
ultinao, near Charlie estovn, Va. r.5ss.{-
81 III and staf-Lt Col. b G :aastt,. taken kun
prisoner Lieut D Wade Johnson Acting Adja=
4 tajht;s spoftally wounded fdied the 27th.t -
'cs A, Tt Covar commandlng-Priyats II Barn
hill, wounded in right thigh, severe.
Co d, 1t Townsend. ssnmspdins-Pttirrssts rs. b
Duncan, taken prisoner.
Coz c, ssrgeant corlsy eomnandingFPrivateT
: 1chilcs, wounded IN left rhoulder, severe.
oSs D-Priyate H F cowau, wounded, left
high, severe; c e Jones, wounded, left thish'
severe; Private III Cochran, wounded isft cheek
slightly.
Co E. Capt Jas =. itehslls woundsdj severe. y
: Co F-wilsonn Cash, wounded, slightly.
Co G-sergeant R c -clary, tsksn prisoner
Private N W BagNsll; eaptured.
I-corporal T Kseles, wounded, asysrs, in
stA4h. :,
CO K, It ohsathan. mmsndins-Private II
Minor, killed. -.s-..s.5s. -le
/ Co M-priya.s W P Harris, wounded, severe
Rsspectfulln -.
I R.,c.GAKLrsLE, ASS. surgsOn.t
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-09-21
For the Advertiser.

For the AuTortleor.
The Edgefield baptist Associations.
The Education Of Soldiers Orphans.
) As the recent meeting of,this Assoeisti0n,
plsn was suggested by Rev. 3. MANLY, D. D.
which proposes to educate all tho nrody children
Of -Edgeaeid Solliers who have diod, or who are
now engaged in the,ssr!ics Of our country.
This plan, was cordially sdop'ed By the Asso-
citation, and COMMITTEES, consisting Of tne from
each Church, was appointedic secure all necss.
sary information. As Chsirman, Inou address
the member, of that Committee, asking their
prompt and hearty cooperation. do,irs you
to ascertain hsv. many such children in Jour
respective poighborhoods can be induced to at
tend schosl regularly, rorid3d thar tuition BE-
paid, and all nees.ary School books be furnithea.
Idssire also to know what sehoolsar within
reach of theso children, and what prospect there
may be for establishing schools In mnunities
which-ba7s none, by uniting witb parent, who
are able to educate their own children.
Brethren, the object in Wow needs not q single
vord Of eommendatlen. You win endore il
With the whole heart, and q host will bid '9 Gsd
Speed to the ssod work. q.
= Please ieeure the desired information soon
q. po,sible, apa address meat Eageild C u.
-. ~ L. R. GwALTNEY.
Committee onias Educat;oa .of Soldiers, cai'-
dren .ritain the iu.its e he Ed2:leid. Ai'oeia-
lion. -. 81
George J Sheppard, Luke culbrsasb, James A.
Talbor., L Holloway, J T.ibert E Robertson,
J c Hnyp, j H. widenin, "A II Morton, i Rey-
nolds, J Mccrackan, Simeon Waits, Wm. Foucbse,
W N Moore, Il Henderson, Trapp R Thinner:
man, II II Msyssn.;j y Coleman, q Watkins; W
A strotbes. Thornton Coleman, " 8 Moll.y.
David Dem. Jw Hendrix, JIM Norris,sA A w
AsBill. Watson; j Benny, % w ALLEN, Eugene
Burt. 1T BARLEY, II II Minis e N swsarengin,
Thomas Rogers, 4 Devors, Julius Bledsoe, j l.
Henderson, J S Mathews, Al Ham mmopd, JP
Msallng, n MerrIwether, 7 Howle, d D Brunson,
Edward Pretley, A Bedie, W II Zimmerman.
L. R. GWAtrNEY, Chair.
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Northern News.

kilograms from Cairo mentions q report
that GcncralPrice died recently at Arkadel.
phia, Ark. of ofdysentcry.
Adispatchfro Indianapolis annouhcesthe
the capture Of the Confederate General Quan-
trell, the guerrilla, in Missouri.
The.Mashington Union of 10th says Lin
coin will probably send Commissioners to
Richmond, as-it is. known that many leading
men of the Republican party have lately been
urging that policy. =,
The New York Tribune of Monday, says
the Republicans haeo carried the Stste Of
Maine by the largest majority ever gisen at
any Gnbernalorial election. They gath q
member of Congress, and have elected i've
sxths Of tie Legislature.
ss@T TbeSdfagt is ordered sto. commence iaSphio
and the Other States whose quota is not fill
ed up on the 9th instant.
Several journals formerly Republican, have
come ont in favor Of Mcclellan. The Cin-
cinngti Times and Albany Statesman, both
Republican, predict the defeat Of Lincoln,
and urge his Withdrawal.
The Baltimore Gazette, of the l4th, con-
tains an article from the New York. Netrs, OF
the 18th, Indicating armed opposition to Nc
/ CleIlan by that journal. The Ee,ss says we
coYet sincerely and ardeutly the unityof the
Democratic party, but cannot counsel and
VIII have no part in its Generalization and
Disgrace. The Courier des Etats ,tais also
git6draws its support from Mcclellan.
Sherman hss strictly prohibited persons
not in military SERVICE from entering Atlanta.
Neither,manufaotaring nor trading is per-
mitted; and the city is used, exclusively for
military purposes.
On Saturday Vallandigham,s after reading
McClellan,s letter, telegraphed to friends in
Washington that all hope is lost, and with
drew from the canvass.