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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09

only fair field to tho victory Here the human
mind gocs forth unshuclcd in the pursuit science
collect stores of knowledge and acquire cver-in-
creasing mastery tho forces of nature the
national domain is offered and held in millions If sopa
freehols thut fellowcitizenp, beyond the
Occupants of other part OF the carth constitute in
roalty people Here exists the democratic form Of
government and that form Of government by the con-
fosson of European statesmen gives power of which
no other form is capable because it incorporates every
man with the State, and arouses thing that be-
ongs to the SOUL"
Where, in past history, does parallel exist to
the public happiness which is within tho reach OF
the people of tho United States2 Who're, in any
part of tho globo, can institutions be found 30
suited to th ir habits or entitled to their lovo
as their own FREQ Constitution? Every one of them
fhen, in whatever part of the land he has his home
must wish it's perpotuity. Who of them will not
now acknowledge in the words OF Washington, that
"evory stop by which the people of tho United
States have advanced to tho character of nh indie
pendent nation, seems to have been distinguished
by somo token of Providential agcncy2" Who
will not join with in the prayer, that tho nvisi
bic hand which has led us through tho clouds that
gloomed around our path, will so guide us onward
to perfect restoration of fraterna affection, that
We OF this day may be able to transmit our great
inheritance, of State Governments in all their
rights, of the General Government in it's whole
constr tutiona viSor TO postcrity, and they to
theirs through countless generations?
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Washington, December 4, 1865.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09

Tho grave announcement that the Prince Imperial will
hereafter dino with his mother, and not in the
sery occupies prominent place In the French Court
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07
An Albany LiVerynnn sold"
by two BasI GIrIs.

The Troy (N y Tunes tells the ,ollovinR :;
On, Saturday hast two young ladies Of prepos-
sessing Appearance vent to the stable OF one
OF the most sty lish liverymen IN Albany, and
stated that they we're daughters of Mr. Glad
ding proprietor OF the Phoenix Hotel, Lansing
bargh. They said they we're caught away
from home without any money having spent
alilieir GreeHbacks IN sbcpplng1 AAJ they
wanted WAS sleigh to take them 10 the burg,
when "pa' would pay ihe entire expenses
Ar Li9eryman harnetaed his most dashing
team, and bent bis gsyfst drser' TO carry ahe
fair damsels homeward. They reached lans-
inburgh in due time, and drove to The front of
the PbmuiNl The young ladies ahshied. and
requested the driver to wait until they sent
pa down stairs 10 pay the bill The driver
waned for three quarters Of al hoor, bat no
pa came He Then instituted inquiries, and
found out thnt the young ladies we're two
adroit females swindlsrs who had walked m
At one door Of the phmnix aud out at the 9th.
er Mr. Gladding declined 10 act as their
"pa' or to pay their livery bill, and their dri-
yer went back 10 Albany cresilallen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07

quired 10 pass IT, The bill gives the Treas.
ar.r 50. 600, Auditor $4,000, Board of Public
Works $500, Comptroller ol Treasury 81 700.
1t viii psss de Senaie In ihe morning tha
Senate adjourned early, without having trans
acted any business Of importance. X.
-t ~ -
a 0eLD BIrn. DIR NJ G. Smib ibis
yoar, as We have described in the past, con.
tinues batting in the river and the open sea,
Htdgyhrcak On Friday morning he plunged
into Hpse whRrf. msking no accom-, Of tbe
low stale oi mercury orthe floating ice, mbte
than would Wild duck OccasioBslly he.
goes to the beach running half dozen
miles 70 the baek side Of Plum lslahd, and at
times even 10 Irswick river ten miles away,
70 get pp perspIraton, Wheu be dsshes into
The sufi, and coming out soue6rdes With The
thermometer at and below zero, he runs all
the way home This Is an exsrcte aud ex.
perienbs thtt bat few i,srsohs would desire,
bat he is as perfect a specimen Of physIcsl
health "a can he found in the STATE Nee.
buryport Herald EsiH1 UEt .oe
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07

ISonEAsISG THE SALARIES on STATE OFFICIALS.
CoLUMBUs, January G,
The House was engaged the whole afternoon
on the salary bill On oomiHg TO vote on it's
passage, it was lost, receiving only Al votes /;
but the friends Of the bill moved reconsider
alton, which was carried, and after fiIlibuster-
ing intensely for aD hohr or two, finally sue
eeeded in securing 40 votes, The number re'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07
Great improvements
SEWING H4Aor4 41n5 rs
IE M T. i r Il,
SHUTTLE MACHINE f!
PATENTED FERRufRY ~ 1860
Salesroom, $50, Broadway. New Yo1l

I OdIosINVHIl UOUi bIOuuWuy, WeW YOIR
FIlHIs Machna IA con. triictsi on nm ent.r 10 no.,
| lnnesie OF mecsanes, pos ess.n many iar,
and vRlunHe lmprSys uients, having Teen NAiu ued
4 s{,I,f ~ % ehpsrs snd pf0no',need 10
4 The foovii Gre the inf ,ociral OH, ctians ne,
/ gsiusi ), wing Mschines. 'I y wv"
i + xoesstS,, lnbor to A. a. ,,,s,yio
| q iiabhts 10 get out of or er II
y f.xpe9rs, tronhe, and loss of tlmo IN repehipE.
n is srsy 4 4o ~ Nv S,'tJ uss,Ilplon o. matsriad
~. Tbs ri,5,iva $50 - y AZ ~ ai ~ i','ou w %
ali fh,e. ot is5iIons -, 1'"en'ue ~ exempt Wom
lt bas astrs,eb btnso.iIS ,,r,r i,.,,,...
a.. tslE - "a ifT1t ~ NY on, MAJ e.
ths, ~ +, aVtI "a . t II hhHh twll nst
fotr,s tbs mot c :. % y ',Ae On '.tl sues per
"a inatsria fr,n iest p',k , Vil m oiSty pes
i'm Win cnttdn bh,n cr sifi, tt c ais''yA f,'-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07
ONLY GENUINE HAm REsTOREn.
Read tho following:
(IfstlWguias 0f Ms. Sarah gopJJA 4
+ L u X.


(4ssthasHia. " ms. Sarah Govjd)
ALBANY, NEW YouE
PhoF' DEhuNN Two years ago my SCALP b,,nnr
diseased and my hair commence to ian out ytr, lst
Iae disease spread ubti my scalp was one ron.tlets
sore. IL uecnme very iHmnl my rest at nIrli vus
moken; the burning Rid hing sensation "A "a,
Ponablei would amply remedy after remrdy Li.
only momcui.'' .t lti ] coz. ..a stttial il,.,.
clans Of this city. was Informed by then, H. r.
t, 'So @ WIN ,n my go '"s Affected WAS q talt
In UNI anl lhh' ltueht me Ir,at
your adyertls' h,u. .ao concluded to consult sou.
on assured me that you would eradicate the ,gtesf
aud restore my hair, which had become yer, i'm
WIN that assurance placed myself IN your henr.
hhn the results are, rave luxurisnt head Of Ian
My Achp rs befe NY well, and my hair has ccaspd ID
iaii out Respect ully yOuls,
Mas eAEAn GouLp, No, III South Pearl street
II L. TACT acknowledged J all Who have u,ed Inc
HAIR hestoror and then name Legion that IL is
THE ONLY PREPARATI0E
lhaI would electually and permanently restore the
halr OF those who are bald, and prevent
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
u me uironge evidence Of the manifold benefit. Il Is
coaierTmg upon
TUE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence OF the public has been obtnipt, and
lhey all unite in atestng to ITS merit and vast supe,
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever intrhduced. DO not recommend my pre.af,.
uon to cause halr to lrCw six ieet m trellS m many
consistent With ihe aws Of Eorc '9d loa, IN
skeptics or meTeduloug, will make a hona orrT
win forfeit 1000
lono Thousand DollarD il ] fail to cure the worst
Sases Of partial badness, undor fifteen wears FianJ
mg, with ''' ''""u'
THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER.
ally 80 = N'"Eb's's g'hef'
If YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT ~ sF,,p
FOR TT.
NB.-Cures guaranteed in every ease ,yb on, th, al
reeuons Tor Sc are implicitly otoyed.
80 Price, VI Per bottle, or SIX bottles ior S.
PROF II. A. De MUNN,
80, sole Proprietor, No. % Orrnge strfct.
us,s,i Albany. New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07

If President Lincoln has assumed implied
powers, they were based upon the phrase gem
eral welfare - Exchange.
We want to know if the Gar of Rus
sia, or the Emperor of Austria, ever ex-
ercises powers which he does not assume
to be for the general welfare ?" Ii so,
we would be obliged to any one who will
show wherein this Government is any tho
less despotism, than those named.
But it is lamentable truth that the
majority Of our people are not frightened
by the exercise of the powers of despot-
ism. Arbitrary authority. as yet, has no
terrors for them, SO long free, prosper
Gus, and happy, they ceased to apprec ate
their beneicent state, and will have no
Just conception of the wretchedness which
a tyrannieal Government imposes upon
them, until it is fixed, and resistance too
late. We have reason to believe that a
few of them begin 10 feel the yoke grow
heavy and CALLING; but they are too proud
as yet, to confess their ignorance and fol-
ly by admitting it. Nevertheless, to all
such we say, the Democracy wamed7-you
needed not. As you made your bed, so
must you lie, Ii the quota of drafted
men assigned to You is too heavy, you
cannot help yourselves, Yon need not
look to law for protection, for you your
selves authorized your rulers to abrogate
law. If the war requires the last dollar
Of your property, and the last man able
to bear arms, let there be no murmpring.
You SO voted, and SO be it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07

bRAC lin in the 9th inst, Of Iniurfas received
on the 81, Mr. james Bmcelin, ed 5l } ears, mos
and " days. f IIln. NFf NFfNdIHE
Fun raj services at hla late residence corner of La
Belle and Mcclure streets, on SUNDAY, sth inst, at 2
O'Clock y, III, by Rsy. Mr. steok. IBtetmenl- Wood.
land g. - tN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07

tThe Los. lnher.tance oi the merican People
sDggnT Is

.f as ARTICLE !.
Congress shell make no las re- pccting an eetlh
ishment Of rcigi or prohibiting the free eNerc sc
thereof abflda.hg ths freedom 0f .ach the
press: or the rrnt Ut Jhe peope yea eay to assem-
be- and to e,iiion tae Goyemmspt forA retires- ot
grievances.
ARTICLE IL.
we'll regulated Mpiua, being neaessafyto the Sc.
cuuty osa ffee State the gbtof the pedpIe keep
aud bear arms shall not be ninnred.
ART Gle III.
No folder shall in tnie Of peace be quRrtered in
any house without the consent OF the owner, in
time OF war hut 10 manner to g sciibed by law.
..' .." 81. 90 ARTICLE w. H p -..-
The riIh Of the ope 70 be secure IN their per-
sons, houses, papers, and etec's agaust unrrRson-
able -eArches ara seizures snail not be violated, md
warrant shall ISSUE but upon probable cause, sup
ported by oats affirmation aud particularly de-
scfibng the place TO be searched ana the persons
- b. ei iAad.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07
The Essent,AI Principles Of oar Gov-
ernment.


+ fFrom his Inaugural Address Of March 4, lsOl.l
About to enter, fellow citizens on thh e1eIeisa of
dules which pomprehend every thing dear spd val
nable TO YOU II IL proper You should undarsi and
what deem the essential princ pies Of our Govern.
ment a cOnaoquently those Wnich ought 10 shane
nhrrowest compass they viii beRr--statng tho gene
Ri prnclp.e hut not all its limitations. Equal and
exact justice 70 all men, OF whatever state or parsua-
SION, rel glous or POLITICAL peace commerce, and
honest Trend ,hp with all nations, sntang lag An.
easwit9 none the support Of tine state Goyefnms ts
IA all theif rights, as the most competsm aininia.
trAt ons Tor our domestic concsns, and hesUrs 81
buWark against enu Republican tendencies; the pro-
heryauon OF the General Government in iIu whole
eQn7nuNona YBQli as the sheet-anchor of our paaeo
o. home, and safety abroad; a Jealous care Of the
night OF election by she people, mild and aAe cor
rectye Of abuses shp are Topped by the sword ff
revolution, whore paa saUle remedies are uupi ovid.
sd absolute acquifsGsnCe Ia the decision of mAipr.
~, the vital principle Ofaepubles fsm v leh Is M,
appeal but to force The vital principle OF despotisus.
wel-dsci hneti mil IA, our best rel ance In peaca
and ioi the hrst moments IN war, until regulars eun
relieve lh' M ipe supremacy Of the ciyi oyer the
that Ia ornsy be lightly Lnrdsn.d The henest pay.
ment OF our debts, and sacred prcseryation of tRe
public iAth; encouragement OF agriculture, and OF
commerce, as IT, nd.mad the dtu.ion "a infor,
NATION, anu the Arrslr nmen of sll abuses II The bar
ofpublic icreason, freedom OF religion, tree Oh tne
press anu lreedQm OF person, under the protection
u the habea. cotpus; agd trial by juries mparh nv
seleeted hese principles form the bright constella-
lon which has gone beil us and Rlidcd our steps
through an age OF revolution and reiOrniaton, The
wisdom Of our sages, and the blood OF our heroes
have been devoteo 10 their attainment. They should
be the creed ot our political hith, the text OF civic
Instruction the touchston By which IN y The sery-
ces Of those we tTlist aud sheuld We wander ON
them IA moments OF eror or alarm, letus hasten 10
retree our stepai and to regain the road which A.
lcna leAdSto peace, hperty and sgiety. . , .f.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07
MeOical

NUREs Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, AsthEp, m
" Consumption It is only necesraIy Tor mA rae
troubled with these complaints to Try one bottle OF
Strick'aHds MeilRuoWs Cough Balsom
TO convince them that tits tho hest preparation ever
used lt not only cures the above affections Of q q
Throat and Lungs, hut it cures Night sWtHis md
splitting Of Blood and is excellent gafge for amy
kind Of Sore Throat. II Is pleasant TO tnke, nud
sale medicine or infants. Price o. Cents per ottle.
FOR sale by drugUpts generally. MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07
Mem EMBELLISHMENTS.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TINIE Undersigned have been appointed and uuali,
j. fled as Executors of ne estate Of Faler Eberly
late OF Montgomery county, Ohio deceased . y
- 7 Ea't /PBrER EHERfT, @
jaws ELIAS EBERLY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07

NATIVE WINE-Ths best and pure NATIVE
IN Oaaw6a Winsi for sale 10y the hhrrel or gallon
liu Mn. FREDERICK E0RY ~
deSd3 Near the Asylum.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07

= One-thirl cf purchf Sc money payabe On d,,, =,
sale; the residue m equal ray nenia ia one ami ~
years nom day 0f sale with interest ana seer,d N,
mortgage on the premises a FfF, II ~
oRRiN II DAVIDSON
4 h. rl4lat Sheriff Of Montgomery CoYntv %
CoHOVUh a CRAIaHEAD, Attys. .Ti ~ 'bh5,E
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07
4ailg GurpIre.
SATURDAY, JANUARY I, 1865.
Current News Items,


Tobacco growers will 6nd something verl
interesting to them in our Congressional re
ports tl'is morning. More heavy and bus
densome taxation IS coming
Indiana has furnished 1856 900 soldiers fol
the Federal army How the various State,
have endured such tremendous drain OF
their productive population is amazing. Tbai
they cannot do so much longer without uttet
ruio is very clear
The Publishers Convention at Columbus
resolved upon large increase Of fees for pub
fishing legal advertisements, where the price
is not Fixed by law. All marriage and death
notices. fly cents The square is Fixed AT
not less than ten lines nonpareii
The report that France aud England in
tend to recognize the South is not at al i'm
probable.
Col Seaton, who has been for sixty years
an editor, has retired from the National In
teligencer at the age OF eighty
We have seldom seen hypocrisy and false
hood in more abominabe shape than in re-
cent editorial Of the New York Tribune
which has reference to the mission Of the
Blairs to Richmond The Tribune sayg-
For the southern people need, above ai
things, to be undeceived with regard to the
origin, impulses and purposes Gf the war Tor
the Union They have so ioug been inces-
sanity told that the North is fighting for sub
jugation--for spolialiou, devastation and
rapine--tbat thousands who should know
great deal better actually seem to believe it.
Isn't that cool
George Sala went back to England disgust
ed with America What intelligent foreigner
could go away with any other feeling, in view
of the horrible condition Of public affairs
War, bloodshed, eonscri piou, taxation, public
aud private decentralization, hatred, revenge
but enough Of this. Disgust is no word
for the sensation which the existing condition
of affairs is calculated to inspirel
We hear Of no preparation TO celebrate the
9Th Of January. This is right. Let is pass
silently and uunoiced, just as Emmett wished
no epitaph written, until his country was re-
deemed from she lhraldom which oppressed
it.
It's announced in the papers that at the
Christmas reception the Chief Magistrate o
the Republic, the successor of Washington
and Madison,related a story SO abomiuGbly iil.
thy, that in no possible shape can it appear in
the public papers Like the cat story" it
can never be repeated by a gentleman with
out apologzing in advance, and explaining
that it is only rehearsed to show what manner
OF man this Abraham Lincoln is
Two hundred millions of unpaid requisi-
tions are now on the hands Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury Let the people be getting
ready for taxation which they have not
heretofore conceived Let The small proper
ty-holders of the country make up their minds
to part with their homesleads, for this they
will have TO DO as surely as tho sun rises and
sets, and that before long out, Independent
citizens Make way for the 'Pessantry" that
are to come
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07
VALUABLE FARMING & TOBACCO LAMBS
IN H'g
GERMAN TOWNSHIP,
FOR SALE ON PARTITION. d

Samuel limerick and others, agsinst Mary Ftnertek
an. others. Case No. zl9O Superior Court I''
N obedience to the order Of ths Superior Court of
i Montgomery ceuuty, OHIO, made n the nbove
case vii offer NJ Public Auction, ON TBH pRsatsrs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07
LARGE FAgM FOR SALE.

ID aMoVAL M. p Eolan's once has been re-.
~ moved rom Clegg's Building TO SO NAN street
between Second and third streets, over Mr. Boseher
ry,@ store sep2T w2mos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07

No person shallb be held 90 tnswsr foe acspit,l or
otherwise infamous crime, unless pre sentiment
Of Grand SuIy, except IN cases arising IN the Land
or Naval forces, or ia the Militia, when m acugl
vice 10 time Ct war or public dapgsri nor shall any
person be sub cot ior the same offence to be Nice
Uut IN jeopardy oflfs or limb: shall be compel
led in any criminal case BE- a witness against him.
self, nor be de rived OF lie liberty, props. .ty,
without due pHO9e of lrU nor sha p ivst8 proper
~ taken for public use without just com pensaon,
ARTICLE vi.
In all crimlual pro ltons the accused shall en-
joy the right to speedy and public trlalby an inn
partial jury OF tAe 5tsss. and District wherein. he
crime shall have been committed, which detnct
shall have been previously ascert7ined by law, and
70 10 iniormt Of the nature and VI the accu.
saton: 70 be confronted with the witnesses against
him; to have compulsory process for Obtaining wit.
nesses ~ his hVor, and 20 have tlis.assistance Of
counsel or hs doienca
ARTICLE VII.
la suits at commop law, where the value in con
rOversy shall exceed twenty dollars thu right OF tn
al by jury shall be preserved aud no fact tried by
jury shall be otherwise re-eSamined in any court OF
the United States than according to the rules OF the
common law,
ARTICLE VIZ.
Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive
fines Imposed, nor cruel and usual punis
IN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-07
HENS and YOUTHS CLOTHING,
6Ha

Which is carefully selected and well made Call and
examine our stock OF Clothing, before purchasing
olsewhere, at .r.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-03-02
Internal Revenue

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has instructed Assessors, that under See.
so, Of Excise Law, they are required to
rcassess all persons,5 firms and corpora
tions. assessed for Licenses, where under
the Act of June Both 1864, the rate has
been or is liable to be increased, or where
any existing license has been uuder-stated
or underestimated.
The re-assessmeut will be pro-rata ten
twelfths of the rate of amount fixed for
such new rate.
also, That under See. 70, lawyers, con-
veyancers, claim agents, physicians, sur
ceons, dentists, cattle brokers, horse deal
ers, and pedlars, under the new Law,
tho associated together in business, must
take license individually and can not be
licensed as firm.
Where persons belonging to either
class have taken license as a firm, such
license, with the approval of the collec-
tor. may be transferred to a member of
the firm and the other must take new
license.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-03-02

afterwards substracted from its quota. Thus
the number of men called for, is neither in
creased nor diminished, but equality produced,
considering the number of men, and the pe-
riods of their service. Localities which
have heretofore furnished a greater aInnount
of service have in proportion to their enrel-
ment, a less amount to furnish under this,
and e cOnuerSO
Men having heretofore enlisted for one, two
and three years it was necessary to take one
of those periods as the basis of the calcula-
ton. As three years embraced both the 9TH.
er periods, it makes the calculation more
simple to adopt that The same result would
be arrived at by adopting either one or two
years as the basis, but the process of calcu-
lation would be more complicated.
Such we find to be the rule adopted by the
Provost Marshal General. The rule is in
conformity with the requirements of the laws
of Congress, and is just and equitable.
: We have carefully examined and proved
5 the work done under this rule by the Provost
r Marshal General, and find that 1t has been
: done with fairness
We file in the Provost Marshal Generals
] Office our calculations of the quote of each
and every district endorsed by us as correct
JAMES SPEED,
Attorney General Of the United States.
RICHARD DELAFIELD,
! Brig. Gent, and Chief Eng, U. s. A.. .
: G. w. FOSTER,
$ Colonel, and Asst. Adjutant General :.
|, Approved February II, 1865.
b A. LINCOLN.
n BIZ ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF War:
), E. ID. TOWNSEND,
P Assistant Adjutant General
r OFFICIAL:
ID SAMUEL YOHE
Capt. and Provost Marshal,
s. March Q, 1865. 1lth District Penns.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-03-02
THE WAR.

With the exception ofthe capture ana
of Wilmington, N. G., by our
troops, and the surprise and Capture of
Maj. Gems. Crook and Kelley at Cumber-
land, Maryland, by the Rebels, nothing
exciting has reached us from the seat oi
War.
From Sherman we have nothing, since
he left Columbia, S. G. lie is stlii ino-
wing, but his movements are SO well lna'A
cd that even the Rebels, who are using
every exertion to keep an eye on MIN, arc
compelled to give latitude of hundreo
miles to their guesses as to his whorea-
bouts. Bureaugard, who has, Tor a cou-
ple of months past, been studying how best
to keep out of Shcrman's way, has been
superseded by Gen. Joe johnson, who
was superseded by Hood about the time
that Sherman seriously made up his mind
that Atlanta must be captured. But this
last supersedure will in no way interfere
with Sherman's fixed plans, or prevent
our receiving good news from him in due
season.
From Grants army we have informa
tion that preparations for movement arr
now making. In the army it is expect
ed that there will be another tilt for tn
possession of the South side Railroad
A speedy heavy engagement is conse
quently predicted.
As connected with the War, but look
ing to peace, VIC have the announcement
that Judges Singleton and Hughes, bot
Peace Democrats, with the consent of tn
8 President, passed Grants lines, on thei
way to Richmond, few days ago. 1t
presumed that they go to have a talk wit
their erring brethren on the folly OF
longer continuance of the war on the
, part.