Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1864, Page 2

Orzsine or Bips ror Tam NartionxaL Loan,—Yesterday at noon, the work of open- ing the sealed offers for bids of the United States loan to the amount of about $31,590,000, being the unaccepted offers under the notice of proposals for the loan, dated June last, was commenced at the Treasury Department by Secretary Fessenden. These bonds bear an annual interest of 6 per cent., payable semi annually in coin, and are redeemable after the 30th of June, 1851. ‘The bids received at the Department number | about S00, or 165 more than when the loan was | heretofore in competition. Those opened yester- day required five hours and-a-half for their de- claration and notation, though but little over balf the number were opened. The business is to be resumed to-day. The bids opened yesterday show an aggregate | Of $62,000,000 or twice the amount of the loan. The offers, between four and five percent. | premium, amount to $26,000,000. There were proposals from varions individuals to take in the aggregate about one million at par. The bids ranging between five and six per cent. did not amount, in all, to more than $10,000. The following are among the Washington Firet National Bankr, bid 81,600,000, at 1.09 alse, a ly Ni . | First National Bank, $1,600,000, at 4.03; also, Pir irgel nah 10.—The Daily News Tepa- | 919 coo at 5 and £25,000 at 4; Jay Cooke & Uo, in’s nomination. $2,750,000 at . W. While, $500 at 4.05; M. J. (The New York News, above quoted, it will | Farrell, $500 .05; H. M. Sweeny, $5,000 at be remembered, is the organ of the Wood- | 3%; $5,000 at 34; $5,000 at 4; $7,000 at 44; D. P. Vallandigham peace Demoeracy, and its bolt | Morgan, $500 at 4; Leonard Myers, $1,300 at 2. A iL ost prominent bidders wh: = rom the nomination is significant of the action erainy Oferea ior vanlone rcranin different, Ot the peace party.—Fd. Star.) and the bighest rates of premium were the fol- Jowing:—ist National Bank, Portland, Me., $310,000 at from 4 to 4.45 prem.; E. S. Hilyear, Hartford, Conn., £60,000 at 4 and one-hun- dredth; 1st National Bank, Buffalo, $55,000 at 4-30 to 4-65; Benjamin Huntington, treasurer of Norwich, Ct., $100,000 at 4.5 to 4-76; ist Na- tional Bank, Hartford, Ct., $175,000 at from 4 to 4%: Tradesman’s Bank, New York, $50,000 at from 4.01 to 4-05; Stinson, Frank & Oo., New York, $110,000 at from 4 to 4-60; Bank of Com- merce, New York, $100,000 4; Colgate & Hoffman, New York, $30,000 at 4-02; 1st Na- tional Bank, New York, 5,000,000 at 4-03; 2d National Bank, Boston, $4,250,000 at 4-03; Ist National Bank, Syracuse, $133,000 at 4-03; Winslow, Lanier & Co., New York, $200,000 at 4-08, and $100,000 at 4-4; 3d_National Bank, New York, 2500,000 at 4-03; Vermilye & Co. New York, $1,600,600 at 4-03; New York Wid- ow’s and Orphan’s Benefit and Life Insurance Company, £200,000 at 4-03; 9th National Bank, New York, £500,000 at 4-03; Livermore, Clews & Co., $2,200,000 at 4-03; and $36,000 at 4. WJ The Alexandria Journal suggests to the authorities that guerrilla depredations upon THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON CITY: SATURDAY..,...SEPTEMBER 10, 1864. ——— » BF READING MATTER ON EBVBRY PAGS. | BER OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE- GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTEB. EXTRA. TROUBLE IN THE DEMOCRATIC CAMP. ae ‘The Peace Democrats Repudiate McClel- lan’s Nominati Ses AS FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, | St ur Left—Our Lines Be- | rable—Extracts from Dispatch from General enfiscating all the Corn in Virginia. ea [Correspondence of the Associated Press.) HIBADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTOMAO, Sept. 8, Evening.—The past two days has been @minously quiet. Hours have passed without single gun being heard. Theenemy were reported massing on our yeft, with the intention of attacking us if they found the lines penetrable, but have evidently given up the enterprise, which they weuld Dave found a costly one. At the center of the line the pickets have been very friendly of late, but within a day or two strict orders have been given against in- tercourse. loyal people in and about Alexandria might be 4 battery on the Jerusalem road opened on a effectually stopped by adopting the course ‘Working party of the rebels this afternoom a in the West, viz: assessing upon about 50’clock, and quite an interchange of iron nown disloyalists the amount of losses sus- eee but without much harm to either Pree by Union ees The } patie Sivan’ * «that many of the izers ii ‘= The enemy sent us a Whitworth shot yester- 22 laaity con ation wi fax County arein daily communication with day, weighing thirteen pounds, beantifuily pol- | these robbers and horse thieves, and it is ished and steel pointed. It landed in ratner | through information conveyed by them that close proximity to our quarters, and @ad tray- they are so successtul in their raids. Many of elled a distance of a mile and three-quarters. them are said to belong to these gangs of de- <n reparted dispatch appears in the Rich- | predators, and during the day wear the peace- er: ful guise of the quiet farmer and citizen, but at “ HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE, night put on that of thief and scoundrel.” Sept. 6, 1861 —Gen’l B. Bragg: Sherman has continued his retreat beyond Jonesboro. —— J. B. Hoop, General.” ‘he Charleston Mercury chronicles the loss of the new blockade-ranning steamer Mary Bowers, which ran on an obstraction near Long Island, on Thursday week, proving a total loss. The officers and crew were saved. SEPTEMBER 9, A. M.—A number of contra- bands came into our lines last night, from Chester county. They report that trains are running on the Weldon railroad as faras Stony Creek, where the supplies are loaded on wagons and hauled to Petersburg, via Dinwiddie Court House. Between five and six hundred wagons are engaged constantly in this business. Thev @lso state that all the corn in that country is being pressed by the Confederate officers and fed w the animals, leaving farmers none for Next season, excepting just enough to say they id not take it all. W. D. McGrxsor. FROM NEW ORLEANS. Rebel Demonstration in Berwick City— Formidable expedition to Attack Bras. fad City—Ne New Operations at Mo- 7 Holcombe, one of the Niagara peace diplo- mats, said, at St. John’s, New Brunswick, last week, that if McOlellan were nominated at Chicago an armistice would follow, and an | armistice once secured, there would be no re- sumption of fighting; that beth sides were too weary of wartotake up arms again. Butas to the Democratic talk ot «peace and Union,” he ssid that peace might come, but Union never. THE SPINOLA CouRT-MAarRTIAL.— New charges and specifications have been preferred against General Spinola, and the case is now on trial. Major General Butterfield, just | about returning from sick leave to the Army of the West, has been temporarily retained here as the presiding officer of the court.—New York Times. &7 The funeral of the late Wm. McDonald, Eeq., took place at Baltimore yesterday. He was buried at Greenmount. FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 9th street. Rev. J.C. SMITH will preach is 25th Anniversary discoure, TO-MORROW .Bab- bath) MORNING, at 11 o’clock. 1* eck DR. O’TOOLE, late pastor of Bt. Pat- M New York, Sept. 10.—We have advices b Evening Star trom New Orleans on the 3d. te ®ppears that our forces occupied Clinton only two days and two nights. The rebels had made a demonstration on Berwick City, but ad accomplished oles © They are reported to be aring & formidable expedition to at- Lani ap City ce none other point. Gen. Banks will come north probably on thesteamer ‘which leaves on the 15th. y he rick’s Church, of this city, will preach ORROW , (Sunday,) at 11 o’clock a. m., in St. Aloysius’ Ohurch. it* GEORGETOWN CONGRESS STREET M. P. CHURCH.—Rev. D. Bowers (by Divina Basen? will deliver a sermon SABBATH ORNING, at 11 o’cl: Subject: ‘Parents and Children.’’ Tne public are invited to attend. it* ‘The gunboat Selma and captured ram Ten- THANKSGIVING. —In pursuance of the Fores attract much attention in tront of New | prrste services will be bold TO-MORROW eri Orleans. The Creole, on her last trip to New | Einitarian Church, at llo’clock,a m. Rev. W. H, OFeSRe, Was chased by & pirate. ? CHANNING will ch, It aines correspondence | - THE NEXT REGULAR MEE F says that General Granger has not yet returned len the Trustees of ULAR eng OF irom New Orleans, and there will be no im- eld on TUESDAY NEXT, the 13th instant, at 5 Portant military operations until he does. In| o'clock F: nm. the meantime preparations for work are going sep 10- BR. T. MORSELL, Secretary. on. MAYOB’S OFFICE, 2: WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1864. e following places are designated in the Sixth Ward asstandsfor omnibuses. The west side of 8th street east, between L st. south and Georgia avenue; and on Georgia avenue. east of 8th street, sep 10-3t RICHARD WALLACH. Mayor. THs Navy DerartMENT.—While the peo- ple are exulting over the victory in Mobile Bay, and are singing deserved praises to the gallant old sailor who won it, let them not for- FENIAN BROTHERHOOD. — Noten — (says the Army and Navy Journal) to Ch the He ing—Thi q ionce the skill, the industry, the patience of Ves will'meet hereatter at 27 o'clock. Vinetond of avy Department in the organization ef | 73 ag heretofore.) on every SUNDAY AFTER- the means by which success was achieved. | NOON,at Temperance Hall, E street. All men Rca Se wersuess or naete and sueonipe= a Gesire = fe Ireland an independent nation in rs have made Mr. Sec: are invi' join, oy ee oe JAMES LACKEY. Centre. Yavorite victim of their ridicule. Meanwhile, | _!t’________JAMES LACKEY. Centre. Gms SECOND WARD-—The Democrats he has quietly continued in the performance of his duties, ‘ada ting his De, ene- and Conservative men of the Second Ward ceesities of a past! Prly createn ane, | are requested to moet at thor Urieed Wallan of avast and newly created Navy, ‘until {t has become, perhaps, the most system- LG LS street, between Pennsylvania avenue - Estreet, SATURDAY EVENING, the atic Department of the Government. pth instant, ats ofel sc. for the purpose of form- € an association for 1e ¢ PansoxAt—The following Washingtonians | _“*Come one, come ti.” aerate cep ete ‘Bre registered at the New York hotels, viz: T. =~ COLUMBIA LODGE. No. 3, KNI D. Beale, at the Albemarle; T. G. Wells and PYPALAS The Mes sa en beter A. 8. Bradley, at the St. Denis; O. H. Lewis, at is Lodge are Eerticularly requested, to meet at the Westchester House: J. Fassett and ov Temperance Hall, on SATURDAY EVENING. the International; J. H. Ratcliff, at Frenci September 10. 1664. at 7% o'clock, as business of BO. King, SK Whiteners aad ae importance will be transacted. A fall attend- Bhoen aker, at Lovejoy’s; and H. M. Holden, OTe Mine a peer: ae Ee FIRST WARD.—GEN’L McCLELLAN’S friends will please meet at the Reynolds corner 18th and H streets, on SATURDAY Ex-Gov. Bigler has been nominated for Con- ress by the Democracy of the nineteenth dis- trict ot Pennsylvania. George H. Parker has DRAFT! DRAFT! DRATF! SECOND WARD IN THE FIBLD. All persons liable to the Draft, and all others who wish to relieve the ‘Second Ward” of the coming Draft. are respectfully invited to attend a meeting to be held at Germania paren lith street, EVENING next, Sept. 10, at 8 o’el . Mh , been nominated by the Democrats of the Da- the purpose of forming : MeCiolisu Club. "ODier yenport (Iowa) district, and Hon. Amasa Cobb | one. come all. Sep 8 3t by Republicans of the third Wisconsin dis- trict. lem BYrven ov Mas. Guy. WALLACE —Mayor General Wallace and bis staff officers have re- turned to this city from their recent yisitto the headquarters ef Lieut. Gen..Grant and the Army cf the Potomac. The report thatGen. | between Fand G@ streets, on SAT AY EVE- Waliace had assumed command of a corps of | ning, Sept. 10, at 8 o’clock, to devise the most suit- the Army of the Potomac iserroneous. Gen, | able meansto relieve the Ward from the Draft. ‘W. te still in command of the Middie Depart: | om Mesos sep 9-2) meat, 8th army corps.—Balt. Sun. InTERNAL RevenvE BuREAv.—It was de- cided yesterday, at the Internal Revenue Bu- reau, that in reassessing licenses under the rovisions of the new revenue law, full credit to be given to parties holding licenses issued under the old laws for the same business for ‘which the new assessment is made, although the new law may describe the business under & new name. 87G old closed at the evening board yester- @ay in the New York Stock market at $1.30 100 BBLS._ ONIONS, 10 BBLS. EGGS, for sale at BLITZ’8 Lumber Flour and Produce House, corner Indiana avenue and Ist street. _ sep 10-38" STATIONERY AND ENGRAVING. “MONOGRAMS” in colors, on Note Paper and Envelopes. SEALS, STAMPS, &c., &c. At DEMPSEY & O'TOOLB’S, sep l0-eo2t = Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts. NITED STATES BBRVIOR MAGAZINE, Sep- remium, but was afterwards of-red without a m ber» 1864. . Bikers a: 2.2054. It haa got to lower yet. The | g CORTES; The militia; The Lavelids; Major banks have refused to lend currency onit at | tablishment; Brigadier General ‘Alexande ler Hays; Love and Loyalty: Te oy Wifeat Parting.(pootry} Literary Intelligence; Editors Special Department; ot Intelligence. Over 20 premium, thus indicating the conclu- sion of the financial mind of the country as to mateee vane, sep FRANOK TAYLOR. Lewis Cass Denounces THE Ca1caco TED HAVANA ARS—J PLaTvoRM.—The Chicago Tribune ot Wednes- | | MEORTED HAVANA SEG pee Eertesen Gay makes the following announcement: ‘‘We | mend to bis friends and Jearn from undoubted authority that Hon. | ed stock of Imported Hi Lewis Cass pronounces the’ Democratic plat- jimself on his recent ¥ 18 well assort- form & most igmominious surrender to the re- | ()RGANS AND MELODEONS — Deis, and says that he cannot support it.” day received five of Mason ‘amlin’s OA ichmond Sentinel s: the f | ment of Prince & Co. ith’s - an extensive insurrection was’ recon aioe EONS. arte ate byt pe covered in Brooks county, Ga., and that sev- | sep? cor, street ant ‘8. avenue, Sesh ne navies umplicaded Wad been arteet- | FPQRCEAEE SA gals Qf dark rons ed and punis god five large WORK HORSES 7 iss RESIGNED.—J. Coo; rmer! | three 4-horse Hay Wago. ig! Elizabeth oe N. J, sea a fal sa, \y of | RS oe PW atrecte near the Rochester, N. ¥., has resigned his position asa | Givelen ' {eeps.at"lJ- CORCORAN & Cor third-class clerk in the Treasury Department. } Sopsinur ara ats 70,60 IN Lode Dy 3 most sele ‘Thirty-five memibers of the late Maryland } Branthct the United States service. All Marines Crate poopin et Maryicakepoeeed oo | BANS Sbitac tinea oats sot asted eet < nemew constitu! wile ¥ ning the Five hundred dollars paid down to go Suvatriutes for enrolled men in District of ‘Columbia. DY Recruiting Agent, 446 8h st., cep ee ree & Obron.) det. Pa. av.and D st. ing the people of the State to vote against its &# The Military Commission in Baltimore is trying Oharies Gooding, charged with pilo' WW) OTICE—The ©. -tnerahip Heratofore existi: the Hobels in Maryland, during their latoraid. | INS:0=, (MIEN SH ARMANI fo the Gece ‘The case of Squire Hiss will come upinashort | business, has been Oy Ae art ae Gime, The und will continue the business at a Hayner has been relieved from | the old stand “We 7 street. between 9th and Guty as Assistant Provost Marshal of Balti- | 1th: All cistins will be ocld and bile soitected be assigned to duty in, Wash- | U*. We respectfally solicit a share of the Public Baere, and will be ington. S7 Messrs, Samuel Hatch and Joha-Duke- Parh beve jose nominated for the first branch or tee aad Ot eels by the Union men S77” Mr. Simeon » the new collector of = port of New Yorks was daly installed on a7 Mr, Wm. H. Basr, of Balti Sppointed an assistant paymaster in’ ee os. avy. a pard A. Leakin, a lawyer of Balti- more, is deed. ae sabronaes. sep 9- WALTER & NEOKEB. iP Trustees Sate OF ate WaiOR VINEYAR bey ooh Bohl ag the sale under deed of tra: pA neyard property situated nest ton T B may be geen at our counting room © Hat of which z. Vineyard an the h tae enn. and cag! teat ie ais ¢ believed tobe the finest coleston te untry, ale will take place on Monday, the 13th in- it 5o’clock p.m.. on the premises, fepddst "3" 0, MOGUIRN & OO, Aucts, OFFLEIAL. AgruEnt or STATE, Ww September 7, 1s6,} Information has been received at this Depart- ment from Mr. H. W. Diman, the Consul efthe United States at Oporto, of a Royal Decree: promulgated August 12th, respecting the im- portation of foreign cereals, of which the fol- lowing is a translation : DON LUIZ THE FIRST, KING OF PORTUGAL. Taking into consideration the report of the Secretaries of the different Departments of State, I have been pleased to issue the follow- decree: ’ by ee Ist. From the date of the present decree until the 31st of March, 1965, the importation of foreign cereals, whether in grain or flour, is permitted in the of Lisbon and Oporto, and also by the tern railway and by the TO. errs The importations which are referred to in article ist will remain under the immedi- ate inspection and fiscalization of the respect- custom-houses. “ine Ministers and Secretaries of State for the several Departments willso understand and execute it. LACE, August 12, 1961. THE PA ) Aug' ’ THE KING. LOST AND FOUND. REWARD—Lost, a black and tan TER- RIER. enarers to the name of “Major.’? $10 Lost on Thureday last near the Circle. Anyone leaving him at 78 K stre etween 24th and 25th, will receive the above reward, 1t* 1 0 REWARD — Los! LOST!— Between th id Eastern e Capitol an: Branch, a moroceo POOKET-BOUK, containing @ key of safe, some memoranda valuable only to the owner. and a small amount of currency. For return of same to this office, the above reward will be given, sep 10-e03t 5 REWARD—Strayed away on the 10th inst.,a e red and white COW, about ten rs old; have eight or ten red spots on her left side; twelve or fourteen red spots on her right; two holes mid- way her horns; her head and neck have much the ry sts, Wil ve the above art fo) - covery. £ JOHN G. STAFFORD, "_Bep 10-3t* 369 43 st., near N Bt., Island, $10 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen from the market, between 7th and 9th ets, Penn- cyivents avenue. on the sth ins! rown roan (ARE, small size, probably be’ Mand 15 hands high, thick set, dark bushy tail. and mane, a large white spot in forehead, about 9 years old, not gated, trots briskly; bad on harnessand halter. a Any CR Teoelye she above reward on the elivery 0! mare ant arness to * Firet Tolleste On Baitimore Pike, i 0] e on Baltimore a sate OP Washington, D. 0. ‘ht, the 6th inst.,a GOLD WATCH and= ‘he finder will be liberally rewarded, and no questions asked, by leaving it at the Star Office. sep9-3t* C= INTO THE ENCLOSURE of the sub- scriberen or about the Sth day of August, 4 sorrel roan HORSE, about 16 hands high, with black mane snd tail. Notice is hereby given that said horse will be sold at auction, for damages un- sep 18 3t* OST—On frucstey ni, d. lesa claimed and settled for by the owner forth-. ith aime or fy ‘30 le - SCHULZE Schulze Farm, Near National Race Course Fep 9 2t* Washington, D.C. $5 REWARD.—Strayed or stolen, on 5th inst.,a D ale red buffalo COW, hipped on the right about nine years old. The above reward will be paid for the return. or for any information of the cow that Ican gether. GEO. W, HATTON ae Georgia ay., bet, 13th and 14th streets, sep Navy Yard, $ I 0 REWARD-—Strayed or Stolen, on the 6th inst., two COWS. each four years old, and both dark red, with white spots alike, only, the largest one has more white on his face. The above reward will be given if returned to JAMES RED- MOND; No. 434 Massachusetts avenue, between 6th and 7th streets, Sep 8-3t* RESP ASSES—NOTICE—Several COWS and one HORSE, branded *‘condemned,’’ have been found trespassing upon the grounds of the George- town College. © owners are requested to prove property, pay charges,and take them away; and notice is hereby given that all persons hereafter committing any trespass by willfally breaking down or injuring the fences belonging to the lands of the College, or by entering any of their enctosed lands with their cows, horses, or other animals, will be prosecuted to the utmost extent of the law. By order of the President. aul7-eolm BOARDING. ABLE BOARD —Kight or ten gentlemen can be accommodated with good Table Board at 410 D st. north, between 6th and 7th s Rep 9-36 FuRst CLASS BOARD, with Furnished Rooms, also, Table, can be obtained at No. 352 6th st., between H and I. sep 9-7t* Two OR THREE MECHANICS can be accomo- dated with good ROOMS and BOARD byim- mediate application at 394 lith strect. be'ween K and usetts avenue; also afew Table Board- ers. sep 9 3t* Ger TABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD AT 85 Bs week, and nicely furnished rooms and board at $3)a month. Convenient to the Department aud citycars. Apply early at No. 300 2ist street, t.G and H. set i sid ‘00D BOARDING WITH PLEASANT ROOMS cap be had at reasonable rates at No. 95 Wash- ington street, Georgetown. Also, several rooms to let, sep 6-lw* IRST-OLA8S BOARD, with Furnished Roems, Also Table Board can’ be obtained at No. 4 13 Estreet, between 8thand 9th. Breakfast from 7 to inner from 3 to 6, Sep 3-Im* PERSONAL. NOticz.—all persons are forbid trusting any person on my account without a written order from myself or my wife, DuNRIeTTA P. PEPPER. sep7-lw JOHN P. PEPPER, JNZOBMATION WANTED OF MARGARET ag ANACKER, who left Richmond, Va., seme time 0. Also,of THOMAS OOLLIN. any informa- tion concerning them will be thankfully received by Mrs. ANACKER, at John Kaiser’s, on High street, between Ist and 2d streets, Georgetown, D.C. sep 5-lw™ QUsSsTITUTES WANTED FOR U. 8, NAVY FOB ONB YEAR. Wanted immediately 50 Able-bodied SEAMEN, FIREMEN, AND COAL PASSERS, As wicemen pouaty cash down one yea ae ener Total —. > —-- . ...-.. As Seamen—Bounty cash down one ye: Pay bs Total..... ae meres +» $558 I want these men at onc: ‘olored Men will be taken if they are Seamen oF, Firemen. G.H. CASSIDY, 445 8th street, _Sep9-lw* [Rep&Chron] bet. Pa. av., and C st ELCH’S BEST FAMILY FLOUR. Ww BET FE MSa GROUND, $15.75. Also, his ROYAL YORK FAMILY-—warranted prime white flour—only $14.25. White ("B”) SUGAR, 30 cents; prime Lt. Brown, 35 cents. Good GREEN GOFF: 50 centa. Best SUGAR-CURED HAMS, 3) cents per 1b, Just received, 25 chests fine IMPERIAL. GUN- POWDER, JAPAN. HYSON and BLACK TEAS. pxectionce bas hove thet it is not well to delay D BW ins are whe bs GALVIN WITMER, 111 Pennsylvania avenue. Between 19th and 2th streets, sep 9-3t* E, THE UNDERSIGNED BOTTLERS OF the Distriet of Columbia, in meeting, re- solved that we paveput our bottling stuffat north- ern yricos thse is, 60 cente per dozen, twelve bot- tles to the dozen—for Porter, Ale. Oider and Min- eral Water. the same to take effect on Monday, the 12th A instant, and to be continued until otherwise eer : WM.H.N MAAOCK. CROWLEY & COLEMAN, susp oz MUBLLER, SER, BALDWIN & barron, RILEY A. SHINN. tS sep.9-3t* Washington, Sept, 8 ENTISTRY —Drs, LOCKWOOD & MERRILL, Ddestits: Roam Hoos, Workington . Building, corner Pa. av. and 7th st. All operations performed in the most skillfal manner. Charges reasonable. sep OTICE.—A BARBER SHOP. fitted upin the best style, has been opened in Columbia Gar- den. sep 8-3t* : EWING MACHINEIFOR SALE—Grever & Ba- Se iene NEO! ee gutchs wearily RE Tee WORM cancers 3st and Hi sts, Beer cepeatt pet enh ett TS ILLARD’S LIVE AND CAMPAIGNS OF GEN, McClellan; General McClellan's Report; Bar- Flowers. colored plates, Basak Roden Benen: rs, color. F mny- sopel Chriater!a Index: ‘heop's Fables an, French. 4 FRANOK TAYLOR. prime GROCERE i+ 5) 'Z oO) ) Eh) arrived Lo Brown Some Cente CARs to Bu, conte, . ao Morte Dides, vi ale tS ont faebr: ge ried eek Sheds aay’ Soe ka P a delivered * anywhere free, ‘g-RVAN Sep 8-3t* 487 9th st., bet, D x. ADIRS’ WATER PROOF OLOAKS. » WATER PROO a fallness, just received at speci es sep 1-6 pot aT HORSeS danielle taketh ctectisrteeahe DD! }», (Sorrel,) seven, al BUGGY, suitable for « physig SG Ssonat Noo 250 and SUG M strent, botweed ri ian and lsth ate, Gop T-le" Se ene toe, . track’at jus places, z oritrestles. On the way ville, 3t it had succeeded in ; ito Ni Walker heard that Cerro NEW STORE (Gordo Williams; with Ris rebels, had just — eee | Bee eee Se ee Wheeler — ark NICHOLS, SHERMAN « co., Nos. 89 and 84 LOPISIANA AVENUE, South of and opposite Pennsylvania avenue, Have JUST OPENED, and now offer for SALE, ar WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, THE MOST EXTENSIVE AND BEST ASSORT 4 O'CLOOK P. M. eee TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. MORE TROUBLE IN THE DEMocRar- Ic C, ° Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the follewing quo- tations of Government securities : - frem McClellan. ‘Wasuineron, Sept. 0, 1964. Another-Belt New York, Sept 10.—The Metropolitan Rec. Buying. Selling. U. S. 6’s Coupon 1831... MiB ig wry ord, in addition tothe Daily News, opposes ED STOOK U. S. 5-20’8... 110% 111% | McClellan in a lengthy editorial. or 1 u SADDLES, BRIDLES, AND HARN¥sgg, Ever exhibited in this city, ALSO, MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, WHIPS, TRUNKS, BAGS, &c. Jobbers will find it to their interest to examine our stock before purchasing North selling at RUMORS IN NEW YORK. Nw York, Sept. 10.—Gold is 223 in conse- ‘quence of rumors that Grantis gaining a great victory, and that Mobile has fallen. Certificate Checks, New Yor ‘IRsT Boarp. Coupons, 108 4;; 5-20's, 111; Certificates, 91; Gold, 227. SSPUL NAVAL EXPEDITIONS—A sv- ELL BELONGING TO JEFF. DAVIS DESTROYED. Capt. T. P. Greene, writing to the Navy De- partment from the head quarters of the Eastern Gulf Blockading Squadron, Key West, under date of August Sth, records a series of success- ful boat expeditions trom the United States bark J. L. Davis, Acting Master W. N. Gris- wold, commanding on the station at Tampa Bay. ‘The ‘first was made on the llth of July, and resulted in the destruction of some salt works belonging to strong secessionists of Tampa— Messrs. Haygood and Carter. The works had been employed by the rebel authorities for some time, and were fitted with pumps, vats, and eight boilers, and produced about 150 bushels of salt per day. The second was made on the 16th of August to the factory of another strong rebel, named McCloud, containing four boilers, with all the appliances, tools, &c., necessary for the bust- ness, all of which were destroyea. The third expedition was made on the 2d, 3d, and 4th of August, by the tender schooner Stonewall, attached to the J. L. Davis, and commanded by Acting Master Henry A. Car- ter, the commanding efficer of the Davis, with his gig’s crew ofaix menaccompanying. Pro- ceeding up the Manitee river to the town of the same name, a8 large saw and grist mill with its steam engine and fixtures was completely destroyed. Learning here that about three miles up the river was &sugar mill belonging to Jefferson Terrible Accident the Pe Railroad. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.— The following spain dispatch has been received by the Bal- jetin: MIFFLIN, Pa., Sept. 10.—There was an ac- cident on the Pennsylvania Railroad, near La- trobe. Three men were killed and one injured Lf the explosion of the locomotive. Six cars of the freight train loaded with cattle, were totally demolished. Engineer Charles Garriken was instantly killed; William Walter, conductor, is missing. They are both of Pittsburg. KR. Jones, fire- man, waskilled. Most of the cattle in the for- ward car were killed. ‘The passenger train which lett Pittsburg at 8.40 Friday evening, was detained six hours The wreck has been removed, and the trains are now running reguiarly. sylvania +88 We purpose NEW YORK PRIces MANUFACTORY, NEWARK, N, J., BRANCH HOUSE, BETTS, NICHOLS & 00 sep 10-S,.M& W* No. 349 Bri y.N.Y, BY JAS, O, MOGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. PEREMPTORY SALE OF SMALL SQUARR oF GROUND IN THE NORTHERN PARE UF THE SECOND WARD. On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 2°th,at 5 o’clock, on the premises. we shali for account of the “United Evangelical German Cong-egation.”" Square north of Square 278. bounded hy 12th street west, Vermont avenue and north Q street, and containing 3,460 square feet of ground. Terms: ore-third in cash, the remainder in six and twelve months, With interest, secured bya deed of trust on the premises. Allconyeyauce and revenue stamps at the cost of th rehaser, op] J_O. McGUIRE & 00. Aucts, sPp 10-4 B* WM. L. WALL & CO., Auctioneers, South corner Penn's avenue and 9th street, AUCTION SALE OF GROCBR F ({ROCRRIES, LIQUORS, New York Stock Market. [By the People’s Line—Ortice 511 Ninth street.) Nuw York, Sep. 10. . S. 1881, ceupon 6’s, 109; U.S. 5.20's, 1114; Oertificates of Indebt- edness, 91; Gold, 226%; N. Y. Central, 123 \; Erie, 107¥; Hudson River, 119¥; Harlem, —; Reading, 1313; Michigan Central, 1334; Michi- gan Southern, 62%; Illinois Central, 128 ¥; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 111; Cleveland and Toledo, 125; Ohicago and Rock Island, 103 \; Milwaukie and Prairie da Chien, 61; Pitts- OBACCO. &o. burg, Fort Wayneand Chicago, 109%; Alton and | On TUESDAY MORNING, i3th instant, at 19 Terra Haute, 54; Chicago and Northwestern, | ©’clock, we will sell. at the Auction Rooms, an as- 52%; Quicksilver, 82. sortment of Groceries, embracing— Boxes Ground Coffee, LOCAL NEWS. fo} Chesta of Tea and Starch, Brown, Yellow and Castile Soap, Cheese, Boxes Chewing and Smokin; Tobacco, Se ee Barrels bottled Whisky and indy, Ancstablisdmentwhich made last year over | (SENT T0 CounT.—This morning, Michael | Baskets Champagne: barrels fyrap, 1,5€0 hhds. of sugar, of which two-thirds was | Garsey, was taken betore Justice Boswell by] Barrels Oid Bourbon and Rye Whisky, Gotaren Brandy, berraie Gin, mijohns . Termacash, "WM. L. WALL & 00 , sep 10-2t Auctioneers. ¥ J. 0. MoGUIRE & OO., Auctioneers, VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON D STREET NORTH, BETWEEN TWELFTR AND AE Eee STREETS WEST, AT PUBLIO On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, Sorember ist, at 5 o’clock, om the premises, we shall rell parts of Lots Nos. 1] and 12, in Square No. 233, fronting 21 feet on north D street, between 12th and 13th ats. west, rurning back 83 f.et 4% inches toa 23 feet paved alley, improved by a brick building two high Pete Occupied asa wholesale wine and liquor store. ‘erms; One-half cash; the remainder in 3.6.9, and 12 months, with interest,secured by a deed of trust on the premises, Title indisputable, Cost of conveyancing and stamps to be paid by thi haser, sepia ©. MoGUIRE & 00., Aucts, ¥ JAS. C, McGUIRE & CO.. Auctioneers. HANDSOME FURNITURE AND TEC Perors HOUSEHOLD On SATURDAY MORNING. September 10th, at 10 o’clock. in front of the Auction Rooms, we shall sell the Furniture and Effects ofa family declining housekeeping, comprising— Excellent Rosewood Case Pianoforte, Handsome Svit of Rosewood Parlor Furniture, finished in Haircloth, officer Howard upon a charge of assault and battery on Lawrence Daily. Itis a Swampoo- dle case, and either the parties or witnesses have been before the Justice daily, since last Monday, contributing to the corporation funds by fines and costs, or troubling the magistrate to make out warrants and peace bonds. The Justice, getting tired of constant annoyance, determined to put an end to it by sending the parties to court, and commenced with Garsey, notifying the others of his intention. Sige Sergei ae OBRPHAN’s Court — Judge Purcell. — This morning, the will of the late Josuff Bey was fully proved. The testator having no parents, wife or child, leaves his estata (some $18,000 or £19,000, deposited in New York.) to his imend, Henry Xelowski, of this city. M.J. Miller appeared as attorney for the legatee. Letters of administration were issued to Samuel Shreye on the estate of the late Caleb H. Shreve. —~s—__— CUTTING A¥FFAIR.—Last night, a party of coldiers and citizens had a quarrel on the cor- ner of New York avenue and 9th street, and finally came to blows. A citizen cut a soldier with a knife or razor, inflicting a slight wound on the soldier’s face. The affair occurred as the police were about relieving guard, and no arrests were made. —_—>__ INTERNAL RBVENUE.—Henry O. Noyes has sold to the rebel Commissary Departnent. Af- ter breaking as much of the machinery as was possible with the force at hand, loaded shells ‘were placed in various parts of the engine and the building fired. The shells exploded and the factory was burned to the ground. These expeditions, without loss of life or limb, show a very commendable spirit on the part of the officers and men who took part in them. REBEL EXEMPTION FROM MILITARY DUTY, It appears from the following exemption founa upon the person of a Southern refugee, that mechanics and macufacturers of certain implements are exempt from military duty in rebeldom. Although this form bears ‘date of 1862, they are yet issued, as refugees who came within our lines during the past week have them of recent dates in their possession. They are, however, only issued to those employed on railroads and in manufacturing establish- ments controlled by the rebel government: PETERSBURG, Dec. 22, 1862._James Oum- mings is hereby exempt from military duty, by reason of manufacturing agricultural im- plements, &c. When he ceases to be employed as such, this exemption is hereby declared void, RIcHARD LEWELLEN, Major, and Enrolling Officer for ith Con. Dis. LISTMENTS IN THE VETERAN RESERVE ENLIS’ aoe, Pee a been appointed Assistant Assessor, Division | Marble-top Center and Pier Table, The Secretary of War lias directed thaten- | NO", “Ef this collection District, in place ot | Walnut Whatnot, Work Table, listed men now in the Veteran Reserve Uorps A Brussela and Three-ply Carpets, Oilcloth and Mat- who, upon examination, are found to be unfit | George C. B. Mitchell, resigned. Mr. Noyes ting ME duty in the First Battalion, may be dis- has resigned his place in the City Post Office to Very superior full Marble-top Dressing Bureaus charged, if they soelect, and that men who | ‘#Ke bis new position. and Washstands, Handsome Jenny Lind Bedsteads, Superior Curled Hair Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Husk Mattresses, Large and handsome French China Dinner Set, Dining Tab’e, Sideboard. @bairs, Superior China and Glassware, Cooking and other Stoves. Kitchen Utensils. sep d JAS. O. McGUIRE & OO., Ancts, have served two years (continuously) in the army or marine corps ot the United States, and have been discharged by reason of expira- tion of term of service or otherwise, and are thus by law exempt from draft, may be en- listed into the First Battalion of the Veteran Reserve Corps for three years, without bounty ge AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.—Relieved.—Oapt. D. W.C. James, A. A. D. C., on Gov. Wise- well’s staff, has been relieved and ordered to take command of his company, an independent corps, of duty at Alexandria. Lieut. S. H. Davis, acting Adjutant at Forrest Hall, has also been relieved and ordered to duty with from the United States. i : S7-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL Forrest Hall prise one page Was on duty at | Ee oD AY MOBNING sere, Sept 1s. tame hour. FROM THE FRONT. ‘ sep 10d J.C. McGUIRE & 6O., Aucta, Sent to Alexandria.—108 prisoners were re-= leased from Forrest Hall this morning and sent tnder guard to Col. Welles, at Alexandria, by Major Littler. The prisoners are stragglers, deserters, bounty jumpers, &c. Port of Georgetowsn.—Entered—Steamship Em- pire, Dobbins, from New York. Cleared—Schooners M. C. Durfey, Sabins, N. York; Star, Scott, Accomac; Cuba, Barnes, do.; Kedron, Wheatley, Port Deposite; Tropic, Banks, Saulsbury; L. A. Orente, Butler, Bos- ton; J. N. Dennis, Green, Balti’re; Mary Ella, Talper, Phila.; Cath’e Jones, Cox, Nanjemoy; S. Applegate, Townsend, New York; Maria, White, do.; R. L. Forsyth, East, Accomac; M. Spicer, OCotney, St. Mary’s; Albert Tross, Brambler, Baltimore; Pamero, Fallin, do.; Lookout, Lewis, Havre-de-Grace; E. Ree Goodspeed, Philadelphia; D. Britton, Vaughn, do. loops J. Landry, Perry. Maryland Point. Boat T. Carroll, Stone, Nanjemoy. The steamer John Brooks, with the army mail and a few passengers, arrived here this morning about 8 o’clock. She brings no news, and reports all quiet at the front up to 10 melons yesterday morning, when she left City Point. Mi D BESIGNATION BY GENERA! cae NUES MeCLELLAN, 3 It is believed that up to2 p.m. this after- noon, no resignation of his commission by Gen, McClellan had reached the President. PROMOTED.—Quartermaster General Meigs has been promotea to Brevet Major General. PRoPosALs FOR HAY. Office Depot Commissary’, Subsistence, 223 G st., ‘'ashington, Sept. 9, 1854 Sealed Proposals,in duplicate, for one hundred (160) tons of good merchantable HAY, will be re- ceived at this Office until THURSDAY, the 22d mn f of September, 1864. Proposals must be endorse “Proposals for Hay,’’ and none will be entertained unless they fully comply with all the requirements of this advertisement. f Bidders must give their names in full, and each propezal must be accompanied by an oath of alle- iance,and s guaranty, signed by not less than WO zeeporainle persons, that if a contract is awarded to the party or parties proposing, the con- tract will be accepted and entered into, and good and sufficient security furnished for the execution of the contractas proposed. The right to reject any and all proposals that may be mate under this advertisement is reserved by the Government, if, in its opinion, the public interest require. If pi pols are made by a frm, the namex of all the parties must appear, or the individual who ee the bid will be held responsible for the ful- fillment of the contract. if mis pro poeal is accepted and vil be required to furnish the above specific guaranty. The usual form of guaranty must accompany proposal, and parties to whom awards are must be prepared to execute contracts at on: to give bonds equal in amount to one-half the sum to be received on the contract. signed by the con- tractor and both of his guarantors. isfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of bidder and person offered as security will be required. The respsnsibility of the guarantors mui shown by the official signature of the clerk of the nearest district court, or of the United States District Attorpey. If any bidder to whom an award may be made re- fuses to enter into contract agreeably with the terms of this advertisement, or who, after signing the contract or bond, sball neglect or refuse THE New LOAN.—The work of opening and recording the bids for the thirty-one and a half million loan was resumed at the Treasury De- partment this morning, and was continued until two o’clock, when all the bids had been opened. The amounts bid for in the proposals opened to-day are not so large, comparatively, as those opened yesterday, but the average premium is about the same. Among the bids opened to-day are the fol- lowing by Washingtonians: A. J. Major, 87,000 at 3; A. Murdock, $500 at 5; D. L. Per- kins, $200 at $5; P. W. Verplank, $250 at4; F. A. Foster, $4,000 at ¥; Charles E. Jewell, $100 at4; A. B. Grosh, $2,500 at 3: O. W. Utermehle, BeNOR: and J. R. Dodge, $500 at 4. Some of the bids were for very large amounts. Many of the bids were accompanied cnly by certificates of deposit, but others sent the two per cent of their bids in greenbacks. Among the bidders were Robert Crothers, of Baltimore, $6,060 at 2; First National Bank of Cadiz, Ohio, $10,060 at 3, and same amounts at 4, 4%, and'5: The Monatook Bank, Masea- chusetts, $2,C00 at 1, $2,000 at 2, and $6,000 at 3; First National Bank of Portland, Maine, $25,000 EMPSEY & O'TOOLE. FASHIONABLE WEDDING CARDS, INITIAL STAMPING, upen Note Paper and Envelopes. Every imaginable style of ENGRAVING, &c. 326 Penn. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts, fep 1)-eo2t FR aSTAUEART, No. 509 SEVENTH STREET. The undersigned having rented and furnished the well-known establishment, ' (Kloman’s old place,) No. 509 7th street, petween 2, reeled nee) Capcste oe el- lows +18 ¥ prepared to furnish his cus- tomers with the choicest of Liquors, Wines and egare, atables and all the delicacies of the season served up in every respect at the shortest notice at alltimes, Oysters, Shell Fish and Game in sea- | ecute the same within the time prescribed, py . ws. i ality a8 in quai Having en experienced cooks and polite ry seating ergaged experienced, cooks and polite | shall bave the right to supply euch deficien age. On Monday next, the 12th instant, a grand Lunch will be served up at 1 0’clock to all those who may favor him with a ca! y by urchase in open market, charging such delinquent idder or centractor with the ad the bid or contract. ance paid over at 3.90; $25,000 at 4.05; $25,000 at 4; and $30,000 at at A A Proposals from disloyal parties will mot be con- 55; New England Bank of Boston, $75,000 at | _°¢P20-J¢ A. SCHAAD. Proprietor. | gidered, nor will » ards be maf "eo" any-perton or sons who have bh bareements or contracts with the Government. _ eee saust pe press = atthe opening of their is to respon 0 eir names, The Ha: Ko be delivered eitherin Washington or Alexandria, iv bales, proper ‘Secured, free of all cost of transportation or handlin. All Hay contracted forunder thisadve tisement will be rigidly inapected, and such as does not f merchantable quality will be re- Fore o a good eT Be paid fo B.S re of the ROPOBALS will be received at the Mayor's office until 12 o’clock M. on MONDAY, the 19th inst, next, for grading F street north from 5th to lith street west,or such portion thereof as the Mayor may direct. y . No part of the appropriation will be paid until the work is approved by the Commissioners, Bidders will state the price per cubic yard, ene coving and filling ge paid for but once; at which measures most. JAS, W. BPALDING, 4.55: 2; Mechanics ational Bank of Chi 4 at 14; $50,900 at 3; and $50,000 at 4; First Na- tional Bank ot Pomeroy, Ohio, $25,000 at par; and simijar amounts at 1,2;and 3; and First Nationai Bank at St. Paul’s, $50,000, at 5. The bids amountin the aggregate to $72,762,750; thus making this loan a great success indeed. All bids at 4.03 and over will it is thought be accpted. such —$$—$$ $$ < 1d. to disburse Morg or THE Muss BETWEEN THE PEACE JOHNS CAaNER ‘pon com: = a ant ie er Recon Ap War Dew ockacy.—A dispatch from New Se Berg o2 Ward. 1: Cascais PES eminence withia fitefa York says: «McMasters, of the Freeman’s Journal, Mul- laly, of the Metropolitan Record, ana their fol- lowers, are in a high state of indignation, at and over the McOlelian letter accepting the Chicago yore econ. They say they have been sep l0-7t [Intel] Commissioner 4th Ward, p®r. J. W. KREIS’ DANCING ACADEMY, TEMPERANCE Hatt, B STREET. Day for Ladies. Misses. and Masters; WEDNES- pay. and SATURDAY FTERNOONS, from 2 to5 o'clock. “e dons, if the date of the contract, and to be ceasiohs Voy the Ist day of November, 1864. Proposals must be addressed to the pererigze. sep 10-e0 6t Lieut. Col.’ and C.'B. [MPORTANT TO LADIES. sold out, the whole spb and essence of | Gentlemen's class MONDAY and WED-, — the latform have mn set aside, and | NESDAY EVENINGS, from7 to 10 o’elock: OHEAP DRY GOODS, that hence they cannot be expected to support | , Private instructions given to suit the conveni- Itis well worth the trouble to inquire, at these ence of the pupils. 8 candidate who has thus sul For terms and tantially turned other information, apply at the | high state of prices, where DRY GOODS is to be his back upon them. Already there is talk, on | pall during the hours of tuition. had Hiempsal Dig ace the part of the ultra peace men, of calling fi oa. W, ad reasonable. hc ie pu another National Convention, to nominate a ae ine) heads of families to examine my stock before pur. D®* GOODS! DRY GOODS: DEY GOODS! Having just returned from the North with a complete stock of FALL GOODS, Which were bought forcash. I am enabled to offer the best inducements te customers to giveme acall, We have received PRINTS, COTTONS, TABLE CLOTHS, 8HEETINGS, TOWRLING, yard wide OOTTON at 5) cents. FRENOH WHALEBONE COUTILLE COBSETS 2.25. HOOP SEIR7S, 80 springs, $1.25. BALMORALS all qualities, for Ladies and Chil- dren. A good assortment of OAPEABES: pisytye c. ‘8, for Men ys wear. . DRLAING BLANESTS.TADLE COVERS, IRISH LINEN, auret BOSOMS as low as 25 cents, BOYS FINE SHIRT BOSOMS SS cents, 200 dozen WOOL- LEN STOCKINGS oe eblasen:at 25 cents,2.0 yards L TON, 3 for 25 cen ercalt oer as goodsare advancing. Remember the New Store. BENJ. NEWMAN, 10-3t*, 443 7th atree ¢e Gat JAHRE ©. WoGUIRE & 00., Anotionsere, sold DAY, thi instant, at 4 Beatie she anit eta 2 Lai e improvements consist of « ame house of two rooms, Peis ame garde b es chasing. I bavea large stock of fast colors— MADDER PRINTS, at 87 cents ; BLACK SILKS. $1 19 and upwards ; Fine FRENCH MERINOS, $2; Colored and black ALPACCAS, COBURG CLOTH, &e, BALMORAL SKIRTS, 83 50 to $0 Damask TABLE CLOTH and T. 500 dozen HUCKABACK TOWBLS, 35, 59. 75 cents, very cheap, from New York auction ; Linen ORA8H, 25 cents ; Fine unbleached SHIRTING LINEN, better than cotton, 70, 75 and 85 cents; LINBN HANDKERCHIESS, a very large sto>k; I, & P. Coats’ Cotton, I6cts. aspoool; Pins, 5 cts. a paper. Also Embroideries, White Goods, Laceand Mus- lin Window Curtains, Corsets, &c., &c, The latest style of LADIES’ CLOAKS, water proof CIROULARS, BHAWLS, and thousands of articles too numerous to mention, Also a very handsome stock of LADIES’, CHIL DREN A and INFANT’S DRESSES and UNDER- Ladies DRESS FURS are coming in daily. 8. M. MEYENBERG. 48 Market Space, 89-St bet. 7th and sth sts., under Avenue House. See 10) ee eo aatle + sit Coe paring Mago oi t House, corner 6th and north B * ‘Hill. sop 8: ‘ABINI'B MY 7 ; BABHION ABLE DANOING ACADEMY. M Ball, E street, between 9th and 10th. Prof. Marini begs Ieave to announce to his trons. and the public ta generals that =} A Sail perume hie ‘ats course of instructio! "os tag een a daners,, TCRSDAY, For Misses. and Masters, to 5 p,m THURebaY a ‘FeIDA , from 3 a THU Class: eae: i Music fi ticulars see circUlars at farsa OF eagle ‘at the Academy during chao! hours. man after their own heart.” PrRsonal.—Mr. Wm. Faxon, the estimable Chief Clerk of the Navy Department, left the city yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of aying 4 brief visit to his home in Connecticut. During Mr. Faxon’s absence the duties of his desk will be periormed by J. R. Hogg. {> Simeon Draper, collector of the Port of New York, is in town. . Dispatenes seesived in thin city, late S da; : C an night, state that Gen. Rosseau had arivee. ‘Wheeler across Duck River, capturin; horses aud equipment Rosseau was ts. in on Satur- morning, were attacked by Gen. Fairey, who kept up the fight all day. Col. Spa ding’s bi was ¢é in the fight, and encam| in Murfreesboro at night; the rebels being about 5 miles off Sunday » the retels retreated in the direction of Triune, in Williamson county,'Gen. Milroy following and attacking them several times. Zu an attack at Trinne, Colonel Fi oi Mn waley, killed. We ie ied and wan ie of Botany wpe dmkted St a, and es believed thoy 3 get ~- to- Boutin whence ha UsseAn. ae wor. 3. O.- Watrer, of Gites, arrived in this “where te has and re it fe night about six miles south- ia, and Hosseau a few miles Wheeler had tera up the railromd SERRE cic sal arness. i bil Pts C. McGUIRE & CO, Acts. ag" THE APOVESALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL e iG t, Sept. 13, same hour. eee MOMyNG. MeGUIRE &'C0,, austs,