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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

~We learn that the Buffalo House
property was knocked off to the trustees
Oh the University for $4,000.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
Harrisburg Correspondence.

THURSDAY, March II.
The Legislature adjourned over until
Monday, to accomm odate the Democr tic
Members who desire to attend their State
Convention in Philadelphia.
Tuesday, | was told, Ninety three bills
passed the Senate-too many to be duly
and carefully considered, las they should be.
The General Bounty Bill has passed
both Houses, and will send it to you as
soon as printed.
The bill to make Turnpike between
Lewisburg aud Bufaloe y Roads, passed
the House.
In Senate, bill was passed to form a
new JsJicial District from Lycoming aud
Uuion-not that Union is anxious for
change, but LycomiDg is and Juniata is
proposed, in another bill to be attached to
Judge Woods district, who might in that
case spare Union.
The Jersey Shore Boom ,ers have been
"prospecting," think not hopefully. W.
ARMY ITEMs.-The Newbern gas
works have been seized as abandoned
rebel property......The Raleigh PrQyress
says that d. Ii. Hill will assume com mmand
at Charleston, and Beauregard is to 60 to
the South West......Twenty-f five Union
prisoners escaped while under guard near
Raleigh Two blockade runners, with
valuable cargoes, have recently been cap.
tured. On the Goth inst, block Of
buildings, in Memphis, fell, burying in
its ruins about 40 negroes. IA number
Of fires, caused by incendiaries, have late
Iy occurred in Vicksburg. Before day.
break on the 18th inst, the rebels we're
about to make formidable attack on Sea-
brook, s. C., but their designs we're foiled
BY the vigilance of our pickets. ..... Gen.
Smith (UnioD) captured For, DE Russey,
on the Red river, La, together with 800
prisoners and ii guns......A new rebel
iron-clsd has just been launched in the
haroOr at Charleston, called the Ashley.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

~rThe Copperheads are "down on"
Hon. Michael Hahn, the new Governor of
Louls'ana on two distinct counts; +; first,
Tor talking two years ago, as they do
now; second, for recanting, and coming
out 10 favor of the old flag. Verify, these
sons of Judas are hard TO please.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

SIIERIFF'S SALES.

DY virtue of a writ of Fl. fa., issued eaJ
II of the Court of Common Pleas of Cn-
ION county, and to me direcsed, will bs ex-
posed to public sale or ouicry, on Saturday,
Aprii g, 1854, al the RvIere House, IN The
borough Of Lewisburg, county Aforesaid, al !
o'clock p. NJ, certain Lot OF Ground, situ-
ate in Smlih's Addition to the Borough Of
Lewisburg. and county aforesaid. bounded on
the west by Seventh street, north BY lot Of
L. and o. Chalfant, east by an alley. and south
by lot of James Houshron, containing one
fourth of an acre, more or less, with the ap-
puuenances, &c.
No. 2-Also, certain Lot Of Ground sit.
uate 10 the borough and county aforesaid.
bounded on the west by Seventh street, norih
by lot Of VIM. Brown, Ir., east by an alley
and on the south by lot above describe d, con-
tanning one fonrth Of an acre, more or less,
with the appurtenances. &c. as the property
of EupheniG S. CAaLfant and Oiirer ChaJfnnE
L. +. ALBRIGHT, Sheriff.
Sheriff Otilce, LewiShurr. March ], lso4.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

s1s-The Copperhead seat of Govern
ment has been removed from the United
States, and is located at Windsor, Canada
West. The President, Copperhesd l.
Eallandgham issues bis proclamatious
from that place TO bis miniOns across the
lake, aud they are considered much msre
binding than those OF President Lincoln !;
they are SO strictly "Cons'itutional.' His
Ia est manifesto is, in stfcct, If man hits
you in a passion, knock your next neigh
bor 10 the head, no matter whether he
was party TO the attack or not. For
instance, should a Copperhead printing
Office be demolished by party of inebria,
ted soldiers, a Union office mus; be torn
down Immediately, no matter whether the
attaches Of the latter do their best to
prevent the demolition of the former or
not He has failed to say what should be
done in case Union oilice should be torn
down by Copperheads first; but to carry
out the law as laid down by this m modern
lawgiver, We suppose Copperhead estab-
lishment would have to be scattered to the
Winds. All his vOtaries urge obedience
to bis mandates.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
United States Claim Agent.

A LICENSE having been granted to the
n undersigned TO carry on the business
Of United States claim agents in Union
county, they wall attend promptly To the COL
lection Of back pay and bounty and the pro-
curing of pensions for soldiers or their legal
representatives., and the prosecution OF
claims against the United Sptes.
March -, ga J F.& JOHN B.LlNN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
Notice to Drafted Men and Soldiers.

DIAPERS to procure Exemptions from the
/ Draft, and applications for bounty BACK
pay,and pens, IONS. can he proc ured ov eaIiinS
on JAMES r.. \ JOHN b. LINN.
LssisbuYy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

LNoUND-A lady's shawl, which the
L owner can have bv calling AZ this office,
proving properly, and payins for this advtr.
tIsemen,. March II
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

1t is said that the rebel gaerritlas have
killed and carried of more than 50,OOO
hogs on tho Kansas border. This upsets
the old proverb OF the pan being mishtier
than the s,cord
n~~o>~>~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~~
There will be preaching in the NJ. L.
Church on tomorrow Saturday. evening at
7 o'clock, by Rev. Guyer, the Presiding
Elder. Quarterly Conference immedi ately
after the conclusion of the services.
Love feast on Sabbath morning, commen.
cling at o'clock, preaching ar 10 A. n.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
HeDisbura Wartet.
MARRIED,

On the 10th inst. by Rev. A. D. Caspar, PETER
THOMAS and Miss AMANDA kEATZER. both Of Beaver
Tp, snyder Co.
In New Columbia, on the 18th inst, by Rev j. NJ
Anspach, at the residence of the brides father,
SAMUEL MCURLY and Miss ANNIE ). .GEMBERLINd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
List of Vendues In March, 1864,

HdyeTtiscI by ti1Is ht uE Ur'V' OF tn IN IT,
2S-ButIding Lots, W IL; ham lin, ,im'r,Lb'g.
2S-Pcr. Property, John 2. Miller. Le~ishg
3a-ii0ussh hid G0ods, ,RfyC f.nc!ninger.Lb'g
SO-Per. Prop. Charles }. 5tahl, Lewtsburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
Administrator Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administration 10
w the estate Of JOHN y. DEiBERr, dev
ceased late of White Deer township, Dion
County. have been granted 10 the subscriber.
by the Register of said county. IN due form !,
all persons indebted to said estate are reques-
ed to make payment, and those having ciarms
against the same will present them dui{
authenticated for settlement, 10
JAMES MARSHALL, Administrator
White Deer, Feb. Il, 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
PUBLISHED SEAi-HEENLl--
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.
FnR PRESIDENT.
ABRAHAM I.INCOLN

SERVE are rsqnes'rd to give u"'ice
that an adjourned meeting Of the citiz2us
of the county will be held at tho Court
House, Saturday evening at half past
seven, for further consultation in regard
to the payment of Government premiums.
1V-We learn that ou the sht of the
POD, two men, one of them SAID 10 be an
engineer on the Catrawissa Railroad'
appeared at the Camercnia House, III
Chillisqaaque, and after becoming 'ntoxi-
Gated got INTO fight with the proprietor,
which resulted in the stove being over
turned, the bar torn away, bottles aud
glasses broken, and a soldier who was
on his way to the army hit in the face with
q bottle aud badly Injured. Before officers
could be brought to arrest them they
jumped into buggy and left.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

M. The Ash Pa. Vols passed through
Lancaster co route for the front, on the
18th inst. 1t was recruited to over one
thousand men.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
A Want Supplied!

n W. Uut hOVPPAAOu
TNHE subscriber has just opened, IN Cham
berlin's Building, corner OF Market and
Fifth Streets,
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE
STORE-aa establishment greatly needed in
this viciniiy-where he has an extensive as
sortment of
Hardware for Housebuildersl
Hardware for ShOemakers!
Hardware for Machinist
Hardware for Saddlers!
Hardware for Farmers!
Hardware for every body !!
Of the very best kind. Also, large and Sc
lect assortment Ct
China, Glass and Queensware, Table
Cutlery, DC. &c. &c.
Persons wanting any articles IN the above
line will find it TO their advantage to call at
this store where they can have large stock
from which to select. i. u. h' aNS.
Lewisburs, March !, 1854
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
FOR SALE
pDA AlNl DIR SALE,

A TAVERN STAND STORE ROOM
N and all the fixtures ready for use
and DWELLING adjacent TO Store.
Possession of Tavern, ist Of April next-of
Store and Dwelling. on two DAYS notice.
THO. ARBUCKLE, SIifer P.O,
Uniontcvn, Brady Tp, Union CO, Pa, Dec. 81 lsoS
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

/ John Klinger 'l5
Harry Miller (drawu Feb. 27.) %
Cbas. Kline 70
John Harris %
Andy T. Kline 10
Jackson H Walter ID
Reuteo Kline 10
Jerry Aikey 10
VIM. II. Heckmen 10
John Mealhouse ID
Chas W. Wilson Is
Fred. Resgle -
Henry G. Showers 10
Jos. NJ Poeth 10
James NJ. Chambers 10
John A. Neiman 10
kaleb Case ID
Wm. NJ Crosley ID
Abram Dolby 10
Jacob Boob 10
Saul Rimkell 10
Jonathan Rimkell 10
Wm. Rclcbner 20
Saml Rote 10
Isaiah Smith 10
Thos o ShafeE 10
George Larsh -
Caster Sebold ID
joe. Kline 10
Aaron Koser ID
George II. Sherry 10
George NJ. Neese 10
James Garrett 10
Daniel b. Moyer 10
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
1E0r 1Scut,

~Two Store Rooms. % by 80 feet, and
one large Room on second storey. in the rear
of Kremer, Long 4 Cos Store. on Third ST.
Apply to =. BEAVER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
DR.. JOSIAH SMITH,
lCCTIONEER.

ACCTIONEER.
TVHE undersigned offers his services AZ
Vcndue Crier. 10 those who may
need them, and respectfully asks share Of
their patronage. GEORGE MOVER.
White Deer Tp, Feb -, 81
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25

Wanantee Deeds, tor sale At this Othcs
at D cts each
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-25
NOTICE,

4 IL persons are hereby cautioned NOT 10
N harjor or trust ny wife Sarah on my
account, as | will pay no debts Of her con-
tracing. FEB 81, 81 F. L M0WRY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05
Arrival Of / xshAsgsl lesa Pris.
eners fren Texas.
Terrible Suffering irsn Rebel
CTuellles.
CAlao, Aus. 2.

S6s0SD &ASk -
Nearly 1000 exchanged Cnoo prisoner
rom the Red River county, arrived ~
New Orlraps ON the 25tb, the majority u
them belonging to Iowa and Indians, IT,
.o.u Indiana end the 10Th Iowa being
argely represented.
The True Uetta says they present most
pitisble appearances, being bs'Iess, snoe'ees'
~ man, Of them without sufficient cio.h
~ to cover their nskedness. luey are ."
mated skeletons, wluse feet LETT oiOo'
marks m tu-ir tracks. Many OF them hsv
zen twelve or sixteen months IN csptivi
They are the first instAiiment irou
as or,s., pen 10 Tyler, Texas, where iron
1000 10 &. 900 re confined III STOCK o.
r., at the rate Of . tlcnssnd to % acre q
md. Their treatment Is cruel snd shaun :
.,d bevond description. lne officers H.
nain,Dg there arc IN rags, aud Gil sunerlht
ar food, ued ne aud c.uth,Dg. lwo nus
f.d If these prisoners have been VACCINE
ed for the prevention Vi smallpox Will
unhealthy virus, which tAs 'nuocois'o
ann WIN q uiust lUstbt0m, disease. III
,,d,.tsly on their arfiva,, tue iepfesenta
,y.s Of the Western Brancu SANITARY Com
.,,s,,p. and tue STATE Ageu,s Vi Iowa AL
,,,nua. vent t. wUfA ~ alleviate thei'
ouditlon. :.
UoI. kiuball, by direction OF Gov. alo'
-, made hour sttempts 10 seno iei'e' "
10 camp at f. Ter, Jus wan no succes'
at knD, Suultu ma ~ piesses = "tiiing
e,s " permit their wants 70 &c huppiieo
"a tho agents II dilici.ut ctstes AID ~
initsiy Comui,s Oh vii mn edlate'y eb'l
ei.l supplies vi iuod, hospitsi sioIes a.'
ualtby slccine matter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05
NEw YoRK, Aug. 3.
The steamer Yasuo Orings tae follow

ing:
NEw ORLEANS, July 81 p. NJ.
On the 231 inst rsld,Dg party II Tta.
ans maze their appearance opposite Nate.
ez, and we're soundiv tbrashed, losing sew
er.i III, n ana nearly all their horses.
Ono hu.dred ard thirty i've men ui IL.
I'd nd 18TH Cavalry cross tue Am!te Riv
CT, 35 miles IRON Baton Il uge, and aite
proceeding 90 miles, tnet 800 mounted reh
els, killed 70 aud captured tour, besides l5t
s and ot ms and all their ammuoltlos
which was IN a wagon.
Tie State Convention has completed i;
iaburs, aud the constitution aduptt d by l.
will be submitted for the ratification 10 tb.
people on the LIT Monday in September.
Tuos. B. May. editor oil the lines, sn
United States Sub Treasurer, was srrest.,
Tor Culliiy ing the convention, aud sentenc.
ed to ten days imprisonment In the pai,-l
PRISON. The Convention passed a resoiut,o,
recommending h,s d,sm,sssi by Presidsh
Lincoln, and the Suppression ot his par,
BY the military authorities here. The Com
manding GsuerAI, however, has release.
Mr.. May from prison.
He Is accused IN the public prints o.
uslng the bulletin boardc ot tue lines b.,
putting up reOel accounts Of revclses t.
the Uniop arms. tor working Oh the golu
mai kvt. Il. sisU charged with using his
pss,.,on ia ne U 5 Treasury, wLich CAV.
bim great advantages 20 iuTtLer his owl
eye. uist'ng purposes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05

These Bi,iers are prelsred. in pure bourbon
whisky. from com bination o. over ~ dinereh'
kinds Of roots, barks and herbs which act IN per
feet concert one with the other, prepared from the
original formula given by the great chief, heo
Jacket. to DR. Chm pin. who used them successfully
ia hi. practice for many wears. and ny their use
gained 50 great apopularitv IN the cure dyspep-
sia Liver pain.. Constipation. SICK and Ner-
vous headache, Fever and Ague, and aid lse ases
arising from torpid liver or Indigestion Persons
suffering frnrn either of these lcahsoine diseases
will find sure cure by the nse Of these Bit:ers,
wiic', are perfe lily pare and free from all those
drugs and poiSons usually put mp IN such rrepar-
atoms. and palined of on an tnsiispec; NJ public
Ono t,is will convince the aos. *. ;ical tia, in
Red jacket is vIriure wh.-a none other possess.
They strengthen and invieofate tae s,sten.
They are unequaleI for general debility.
rl.ev are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digesti ~.
They are the best stimnlegt in existence
They are preventive Of fever and ague.
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pare and palatabie
Aged persons and delicate females viii find they
can save large doctor bills by nsc othese lsttcrs
Beware Of couniericit>. Red JACKIE Bii,efs are
only sod in bottles with name blown Oh tho
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05

NASHVILLE. iug. l.-Stonenan sent 4
urcc Of cavalry. Longs and Lagrange ) BIZ
AIDES. 320G strong, on the 2Sth ut, under
,ca Ed McCook to destroy the Macon and
Nostean Railroad
Ihey had DESTROYED lS miles of the road
.ad start! to capture a train Of 800 wag-
ns. going from atlanta to Macon or CO.
umbuS. McC ook rap'ur, this train near
Newman, with oOo men, Including 121 Off
-ers
The wagons were laden with valuable
stores, including liquors and private prop
riv of ten Hood and Others
After pos ,cS>ng themselves Of everything
wanted, the wagons were burned.
McCooll started to return with his pris
lners and 5000 mules, but was overtakcn
~ rebel force, under Gen. Ransom, SO
arse as to completely surrounded hiln.
\ desperate engagement followed, during
which many Of McCook's men csc:prd AMI
ound heir way 10 Marietta.
The number Of Fedcrals captured it is
supposed will reach 1000.
Ths disaster is attributed to the troops
pariaking too freely otliqucrs found in the
apturcd train
Longs brigade consisted Of the Sd and
ili Ohio, I'd Indiana and ith Regulars.
y part OF Lagrange's brigade were com
posed Of troops who were with Gen. Ros.
scat in his late expedition.
Gen. Forest is reported at Atlanta with
Hood
Two hundred and thirty-seven Confcdcr-
ate prisoners reached here last evening, in
Guiding officers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05

All the troops stst,vnsd here we're sud
denly started oil W the river yesterday
atterOO0O. What the matter IL no one
seems ~ know, but rumor has il the rebels
are advancing On Morga.sea, about twenty
miles shove Port Hudson.
large number Of Uuion prisoners have
beon exchanged, aud they arrived here on
Sunday last, 1000 in oil. They we're cap.
tured prior to the recent Red River csm.
paign. The following officers are among
them
Lieut.. Dol. Leake, Goth Iowa.
L'eu's. Key, Bennett, johnson, Wright,
end Powell, Of the 18th lowe. Cspts. Fish.
Or, AdsmsS esd Watts, 18th Iowa.
Lieut.. U0l. Ross, 25th Indiana.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05

as LAevs " -, u.usnt ~ cUu = 100
,,luymcut. Hundreds Vi teams ATE ssa'.
r,r.S,. ,>.,vwis sssl ssv.s~r, ~s't Oebessass
s,,sre 70 rstusp 70 the Stasea
FIvs 0overnoens ssssnsss With freight have
,,reu cstespd 70 rsss Drssea 6y Gen. Sal }.
rhe remainder Of the mountain hsss vii prot
Div be detained Till fall transporting Govern
..n, eupoIiss-lArge quantities Of which arr
ying a points On the river.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05

The steamer Efile Deans arrived at 81.
Joseph on Monday, from the Upper Mis-.
souri. On ThsrsdAy, before her arrival At
Fort Bithold. tho Indian. had made three
ssssalts % the fore, which we're easily re-.
pulsed.
Gen. Sally he'd left for Fort Rich, where
{ 10 e1pected On engagement will take
plaes.
The expeditions y composed Of two Min.
nesots regimsnts, 7sh lows cavalry, seven
eoupanies4 Dskotsh voluntssrs, LOO Ne.
osssks sooaee, and four euns. The con.
osnd seok ttifsy dsJs rssioes. S..
to reoaiodee II oslIeys 6eees q lslt 90
osslooa pooss epsoAaiohod. ..A
Enloeaasea = be9iaaisg . eseivs q the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

scorr CorSTY, Iowa, q. $. Revenue Stamp
The District Court. Jpccuts
Enoch ketcium. plaintiff, vs. Robert Christie
Lucy =. Christie, Wiii,ain Jnor,uing Nathan
ana John T.. torw{h, Thomas W. Niiitteinvrc
=. {. Fulton, y. o. Prescott. Is. b. Woodward
George l.. Davenport and Marxeuretta lie.
Cla ire, executors OF Antoine LeCia.re. deceas-
"a, VIM. u. Shand, Chas. y hnkcad. The
Board OF Supervisors Of Scott county. iown
scott county Tor the use oI the School Eund
WIN davidson. t. Il. Giasby and a. l.. Glas.
BY, his vile, Theodore Il. Metfnpre ae,en,I
ants
10 each and escry Of above defendants,
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT on
= or before the 10th aay vi October l..,a =
petition Will be filed by said plaintiff. Eu,cb
hetchnin, IA the office Of the Clerk Of the l,.
t,ict Court OF Scott county, in the State Of Iowa
the title of lot four in block tire. 81, Of K.t~rs
onsistie plat u part Of the east half Of tho
e"utli-west quarter ~ section nineteen. in tnwn
snip seseat. eight, rsnge ivur east Of the ST., r
NJ, AND more fully uescfibed ~ follows. 70.
oeS'unnS oSo ieet west from point 10 the
eastern boundary line Of said quarter section
wncn said point IS 40 feet NORTH from the south
east corner u SAID quarter section. run thence
west from sad place vt beginning seyentv- Jour
~ ieet, taence north one hunITed and City
t!ay ieet. thence east seventy. four "a, e..
thence south one hundred and G,y,i5i, tcct I.
place 81 beginning, te established and confirmed
IN p's'nfiis. and that each and every OF defend
ants herein be forever barred from setting uD anv
claim, or right. title, or righ, Of redemst;en =,
or t. said premises. -
No personal claim is made against any of above
banned defendants, except The said RoLcrs ChS,..
tie. S~s S"SAs'
And unless you appear thereto and defend m ~
before noon o. the second day Of the ne It term az
SAID District Court 10 be begun and holden On ~.
nrst Monday o. November, a. u. 1864 your ~.
fault will be entered and decree rsndseea 4.
prayed.
Dated this S0th day IF july. 1894. !,
STEWART 4 ARMSTRONG
JaySodsw Atteessys tx pl1101G
&f Essax N
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05
LAIESJNEy|S
NJ. TELE0R.lPH.
From Slser1nam's Army.

NEw YoRK. August 5-The Herald's
'ashville correspondence Of the 2sth ult.,
avs:
Sherlnan's army was in motion that day
though contraband to telegraph. At the
me was moving BY the left flank, and
hose conversient with the situation will
comprehend the importance Of such move
nent.
Sherman's delay before Atlanta was only
" the purpose OF kceRjng the rebels there
i which be- succeeded admirably.
The President refused to sign the Bill
assed by Congress last session. providing
Or the reorganization Of States now or lately
, rebellion against the Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05
Nav \ ,kK, August 3.

INV DIX, AUbHst D.
By the steamer Yaz %, nc learn ,tst
the trvUps IN New % leans weIc sudden
sent w tue tiver on tic 2Olh.
IL % reported tuAt tnv rebels are adyah,
ing On Murgansea.
One ,honsann released Union prisone
had arrived ~ New Orleans.
The Comme,ciats Washington spec,
says:
IL is understood that an earnest apprr
will De made to the President by iesaing X
pubicAns to give Gen. Mcclellan q cou
Msnd. It's urged tnat enlistinonts To q
nunber oi lUU,UU0 would be secured b,
doing.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05

WILMINGTON, Aug. ..
Three hundred rebel cavalry visited lie
gerst0~n last Friday, burning tram oil cal
and some iiei gut.
Gen. Early crossed the river the sam
day with IS, 100 men, aud en- the return ,
bis cavalry from usgcrstown re crosse
the river.
lac nov holds Msrtinsburg and the sui
rounding country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-05
LATE NEWS.
% u Y -
Later Srsss Pssersbsrs.
TAe ,rhole Rebel Army y
front II Pesersbwrg.
me CyellaW to. be gtceH a
psstlton.
TAe rebsls yet GbOsst Aa.
gCrstOsCN.
Rebels near 8GtON Rouge
In Editor IN IT. Otble.
,arrtO0l or lOacN EEch aug
ed Officers.
4 ~
Rebels Near 8GtON Rouge.
In Editor IN IT. 0ssbye.
.nrrfO0i or lCacN EECh aug
ed Officers.
lndtass Fight 90 the Plain

HEADauARrERs ARMY or THE
PoroMAc, Aug 3 -l2 u.
The rebels have buried ali their dea
and carried ufi tho woun1ed. They clat
10000 prisoners. TLcy state their loss .
500, bat this Is not credited.
ucu. Bartlett and Col. Marshall are
Petersburg unburt.