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TELEGR.AFEIIC.
IRON TKNNKssET.
Another Reported Fight-Ths Confederate.
Victorious, &c

NASHVILLE, Nov. 2J-Tha steamer Pink
Narbie arrived on s, turia1 under 8 flag Of
truce from Fort Donaldson on The Cumberland
river. with y barge in tow from Louisville,
laden with machinery for sotton factory nj
McMinnviiie. Tenn. The machinery is from
massachusetts,, ana came through the block
sde on a special p rmit from Secretary Chase
It was obtained by a Union man. who was
formerly a citizen of Nashville
Lieut.. Colonel Mctisyerch. commanding ~
Fort Doneison, has detained the steamer PINK
|aroie and her crew to await instructions
from ten. johnston. The. machinery will
be brought 10 this city.
The reported capture Of one hundred and
thirteen Lincolnites. near Fe,rt Doneison and
Henry, is erroneous.
The Petrioi, of this city, learns that two
Lincoln gun boats came up! the Cumberlan
river, or the 18th inst. 10 Canton, Kentucky,
where field piece from Hos,ki nsvilie opened
fire on them. After shore engagement the
enemy Tetreated, with quite q mum Der of their
force killed, and one Of the gtn boats dsa Died.
Oar loss was four killed and q few wouuded
The Clarksyille JeTtrso1iqn OF the I'd inst
gives repor OF az engage ineut between the
gun boat ConestoSs. and & gun belonging to
Capt SoutAeIn5 battery Of dying artillery
near Canton. This Is pTo6abiy III. came
ahtir As that reported in the previous para
graph ] The engagement tontin Led several
hours, without ally i'm por aat consequences
The gun from the battery was 100 small TO
make much in preston OF. the irou-coyerea
side OF The gun boat. These statements are
obtained from 4 gtntiem4a " no resides al
Canton.
Ine Ga=e.:9 publishes an lrcct from Il ur.
Fate letter received from Cumberland Ca,
"h!cn states THAT News itts reached ae re
that a regiment Ui IauIarituS had e!os>-,.
tiit ii-.e 4saf J1Gta ,AbQro ,and were s.iiQgevu
~ "0VaAee len miles upGu Southern SOIL
"AeA tlay Wera AIet 8y the I3th aiissiesig..
ieg.me.;t, Ia Rai.,t- to -h,.4a ligA. lu.. re-
suit WGs Just as IaIgh W. been exp, Geo -
az '>G&t4tEn boys charged them Wltu sucL
IauIe -nGstty mat the irdeEa!s 0rOse .tuu IL 9
4e4"i"G hdiI OF tlsIf AUsnGrr dsAu upon tLe
Aeld. She Eroerals wegl. iner1liv cat a.
pieces. .lhIs news comes direct. AHA .ne WIZ
,vr pres Iiaes II Is true.
Tne Knoxville Reg jstar, 81 the sd instant.
4h!ihtS 40 Iheuti0h "a the ALTAR
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lIntsrrersncn Lard I.xans

-nn,ar was extensively circulated yester-
,as, Lord Lyons, The British Minister al
80" 80 .r,rgton. had dem sndsd that Messrs. Ma
ia >lidell he forthwith released and al
wed 10 proceed 20 tle'r destination in Eu-
'',rr iAstSecretsry Seward had perempto-
..',. renlssd compliance, aud that, in conse-
-sr,e Lord Lyons had dena antled his pass,
-. We notice the rumor merely for the
,,.Da O. sewing that we could trace 1t to nc
.-.}.lf source.
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b, K. b. COOK, 6Ac,'-

Ry <. B. COOK. Aeci'-.
10000 SlG do6 81 s I 4 2Sa.
TIUN.->on THURSDAY, 2sth in tsn.. 1t 10
O'clock viii sch a my > ore ahoat sac u.O worth
q esh snd reasonable Q o ID : embracing in
past-
u bales Keotucky WooLENS, heavy.
II b>les Dixie Go. 10.
$50 pieces Kentucky JEANS,
2o0 10. CASSIMERES
100 do. SATINEfS
20 dozen Meiino SHiG
100 do. de. ORA WERs.
$50 do Check SHIRTS
100 do. DENNIS 10.
leo do. Can't II Fianzel THIRTs
$50 do rroggn Drill d.
500 OS Err GOATS different ..xIrs
80 busiat 50 COATS, dltfrrep, svns
700 pair Cashmere and l,sficet r < X RS
2.0o a5zsn Alexander's SPOOL COTTON
u dog. Guernsey SHIRTS.
IS acz. Monkey JAJKETS
80 pieces CRASH
60 pieces Russia DIAPCR
iJJ Y G suspende- BUTTONS.
- doz- hilitarv 5ASHES
:" pieces DLcraet FLANNEI.S. &c
II "a te GO .neoce e.t Of ia aboys ssIs 49, r,;ll
81, ".s OF vssn sb!e a-d desileJls MEDICsNfs.
- Its. CALOMEL..
81 lbs. CHi.pkaFORNI
loo ozs. MORPHINE
- 5Ds- IWaert1 & .'tth
- Jos. R&ISMOTH
30 rs. CORR HAS
80 lbs indigo
40 Ia MAuDLR
80 lbs. BLUE STONE
30 ozs NITRATE OF STI1-ER
Ibe attention OF the ,r do IL particularly m
quesitd. us Ia sale Is pcs lave and really ia AN on
: 20. tai ~ seldom occurring. ma -
ne whole OF ne above will be- ready for .xau.
ination GA WEDNESDAY, .7fh sust
lfbaS-casa. l.. h. COOK.
Aft..ti 49,.
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Rrigadier General Commanding.
IA Military district, Department, =. y.
FROM TIE coAsr-rHE ESEMY's MOVEMENTS 1T
PORT ROYAL.


The Charleston MrcGrg, OF the 22i, says:
Our tidings from Pert Royal are meagre $50
The distance of Hilton Head from he main,
land, and the hazardous nature of all naviga.
lion in the uaighborhocd, render it difficult
for our forces to apprOach near enough 10 form
any very definite idea of their number or
movements. The Savannah Republican states
on good authority, thar the enemy has II ban
doned Beaufort ana Port ROYAL Island, OIL
which it t. 81 uated, and are now eon{lned To
Hilton Head, Pinckney Island, immed ia tely
west. and separated from the former by Skull
Greek, and the point known as Bay Point, on
Jenkins Island, across the Sound and
opposite Fort Walker, on Hilton Head
1t is rid that they are throwing up extern
siye and formidable works on Hilton Head
thus giving evidence OF an intention to III AXE
a permanent lodgment on the island. Skull
Greek is now completely under their control,
and the works at Braddock's Point on the
south end of the island, command the en-
trance TO Daufaski Sound
A party OF Two Yankees ventured on the
mainland a day two since, wheu being
discovered by orr men, one OF them was cap
tured the other get - his boat in time an q
made good his escape. The prisoner states
that the feet landed *, 900 OF the 20 900 with
whom they set sail. He could give no account
of the remaining 1000. He was brought 10
Charleston on Wednesday,
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III. Saws from rsasa cola.

s..oIlowing is an efieial dispatch receis-
,, evening at the War Department, from
." w :, IS reasonable to infer that the Fede
We" 'n,t the worst of it in the Two days can
H'..nxxf;Lr. Near Pensacola oat e'c!ock, =,
t'rr os-Tne enemy seems 10 be satisfied,
", ~, ,.,t -open their Are They have Il red
81" n,ir hospital, bat my sick had all been
3uia va Many hot shot and innum cradle
reno ,.srre thrown into the Navy Yard. with
e'..,T,ystlvelv httle damage
'"'' f~igned} BEAxroN BRAGG.
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tOEgreSs.

Nioe-Presideut Stephens is now presiding
eyer the deliberations Of the Provisional
congress, Col. Cobb having gone 10 his regi-
u,eut on the Peninsula. The regular Con-
!eterate Congress meets on the 2lst Of Feb
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North Carolina S.nts Troops.

Col, Charles e. Lee. late commander OF
'helst, OF Bethel" regiment, has been elected
Colonel Of the 3 III regiment of North Caro-
Inns troops, recently organized.
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Suspension CT aos1jl.tias at pansacola.

"'@P1AAS4Vk4 "a AAJstAAIkLEs 1T I 3ISltCOIa.
EANsAcULA, NcF. %J.-A-o dining ii Intvrest
occurred yesterday a4Jsr:4o ON, last nis /, Oh
to-day. What has caused the suspension ol
hosunties we are unaclt now 10 state,
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pza1srcrIoY or SEA ISLAND COTTON.

The Columbia IS. c. CaroAatan publishes
the following interesting extract from pri-
vata letter:
Edis:o Island is nearly laid in ruins My
j. Mixed, HRS. EopkinSoD, and Mr. /. lie
care, have al burned their entire crops, ne
gro houses, barns, dc, and, at 2 meeting Of
the planters, this has been universally deter
mined on. The 50 NE spirit actuattG the own
CTS OF all the Sea IsaLd plantations. 1 fully
expect to hear that the entire Sea Island crop
OF this State will meet similar fate. None
Will be saved, for all is in the t,elds or gin
houses; thus twenty thousand ba Les, the pro-
duet OF this State, amounting 20 TWO millions
ii t hundred Thousand dollars, Will be de-
stroyad by the hands OF the prprietCis them
selves, rather than 1t shall fall IL 20 the pos
session Of orr yandai enemies, and have 10
reason 10 believe that Georgia will pursue any
other course. Her people are as noble and
as selt-sacri;icing rs ours.
The Sea Island crop OF last year was eSIiIna-
ted at forty thousand bales, and this year the
favorable seasons made the planters cdicula -
op torty-tye Thousand bales. Should the
Yaudals oYerruE Florida, and make any de-
monstration the sea island producing por
tons Of that State, you may expect the plan
tiers there to follow cur example, and thus
Will the entire 1Iue staple crop Of this Con-
tederacy be totally destroyed, estimated III
value at .l00 10 $50 bale, from four to 1--WE
millions but this is not all. The cultivation
Of this article Will not he resumed while the
war lasts. IL is known to yoU that the spa.
hoard OF South Carolina, Georgia. and Flor
ida, are the only regions OF the earth where
ttue and extra fine cotton, termed Long St
pie can be successfully produced. Now. the
production of this article is indispeusa ole 20
the manufacturers OF Bolton, Lancashire, ard
many other OF the districts OF England,
France Germany and Switzerland, There is
nc substitute Tor IL.
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1ne icksbt s aise.) sun learns that the
TAI Of Gen. / tckiuridge Is made M as fol.
lows: Geo. Il Hodge, A, hojutuut tten.; f
L. Hawkins, / id de Camp; A keeae Rich
ards, Brigade .2uartermaster Clinton Nc.
Charity, Brlgadt Commissary
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81 aODDiN : AppeRyo.. aae,-o,-.,,

NR, SfEE, ) as OF THEE BEAU.
Il ttFtL LOIS aNb1tfEs T. NIrtsN
hANf HILL, AT The CORNER tF srs
hNo RAkER STREETS As rustre "a do.
OF tfEst m Ia ~ IN. sui David Uibsaa ana v,ivs.
Gearing date eth Jun~, 1861, dsiy re.o,.i :, -,
Richmond ;iustip % Court sna ~ F,aaest ~ -
itors 'hsfean sogufsd shall sell q, public M, ION
ca tbs premises. MONDAY ,h- Oh n, a.
al >. eiocS u " tf fair III not tia mrs. FL, sa,,
thereafter tSas tean,isu Lon II, ,ha.,,., u
2"Vy hii having 'front.' OF n fset On he usst
me % 'ih street. running back ON thg s,a,h COS
c! s'~Ssr sfIeSt ia2 feet sn siiaY /, r,,nrso~
40 feet sids Ur tbis los here ma, = : .e-.l, 49,.
cFSS'ea teFee YER nsnassne sGuasa ren,- M.
eseh CONTAINING, 8 rooms e.sides iteher. 4 G
ItsAs. one fourth cash; bsiss,ce 5, &, - and
: uoa'es' ornsgstisbl- n@tes, inter st a. Id SEE
cured BY lsenson the property. TIE war tar 20
Do paid by the purchasers.
no. RIO. R. HowIsoN, Trustee
GALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
~ ~, ,MAHcHgSIhR BOUNDED BY uECA
STREETS. AT The request OF the u.sse,sI -
| re.satasiva Of Capt. JAMS K. Lax. asyr.ss45 ara
o. tae other parties Interested. we shall sail a, ave
Son. On ,he premises, on THURSDAY tbs 2sth
Sos,. isot, q maracins NJ o'clock, 4. NJ iffaIr
u not, ne ast lair day thssssfsl ihes- s!x ysrv
eeaeuin hai ssto LoIS. ko. %, 4GO. IN il
1. seS Axe, soeassa a. above. with a tfsiasa ,sns
mshi ihefsoa now In the occupancy ~ Mr noocy
These lots VIII be snbaisidei into sbeus 40 smalls-
ones according TO pia, asd easvey 30 Re sxhilit-
ID III sne hour OF sale. These are u ithout aonht
aaienS 'ne ri,st ceaud III lots la Manchester COIN
Ekncang rs they 10 handsome visw al tie CIV
OF AienRacnd and snssoan ding country.
fxRAs.--Ons third cash balance at 8 ard In
months for uros sasl. notes. interval added s.u,
| cd by trust dSsd. III
nsaa GoDpiS q AepnRsoN. Aps,.
=. S.--Aftsr sAs ferssasrg sale, villa be ssLs n
Lof on the north side or HUI, street n s.sv %
pcsiie 10 fA.nsrs' Hotel, fronting aban, SS sssl.
| .Innins oMk no fess. slSa part o. LsyT No ~
ifoati liz feet IN the saith eide al .sr sra.s
| running back H. usual a 9th
TERMs--As shove.
.. - aoDDiN a. ArpEpSoN, Aucss
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RESI-.
Y DTNCE ON ~.t'CN(TT. CHAhHER
HILL AT TItts CORNER OF Ross AND
4EH STREETS For SALE Ar AUCTIONS.
At the request Of Il. Wlnssaa. So, ~e ahfll
81. - public auetion, the pf~nisei on Tt rs
DAY, .iie Etith NoveluDa. 1erl nj oil !otk = NJ
~ '..a, If nos, the Er-5 !Air DAY tAereatur) ne
is'ge a.si al irahly vel Dui't tenement located
shove, rec eutiy oeeEr!aa by the said N,rs oa but
or rented 20 Mr. Alex bursi ~ ne aunasi tent
u Geo "hi- teneH' III was but about TX 5 ears
ago. Of the very best Inateralr m st ur.sTar
workmanship = has sveTy nean nj nse 1lslsi in
fl steiass bcuSt, smch gat water Sc ftAss
ne II ~ simple acooEmodAilonsf iarg fa4a ly
oSt th9s with stable, risga hcn e. &o. al-
ouv" wii',.~e Rave IL doabt. take r,essJ-e ID
81 wing tte premises - thcss " no may ea.t
TEkNs.-Une rtth essh: baapee at 4, ~ IL ara
"a months, ior Negotiable notes, interest added, So
,sured by tins. deed.
ne % 0UDeIN 4 APPhRs ON. Auets.
Rg &. B, COOK, Agtt'r.
SSTUCK OF STApL.r AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, RICH SiLAS, HATS, cars,
BOOTS, SHOES, &c. AT AUCTlDN.--tgf
TUE> DAY, 3Cth in, AZ ~ O'Clock, viii q, ~
the store M 81 Main street nes ~ oru.sita ~
store. 3 stoek or . Dos recently rec wed lfoFl
th0 South suahgacing nearly evaYy article usually
fcunf ~ first clsss refati establish faert anon sst
viii may be II nth red
kieh silk MeHtno OFgandy. and Befags Rots..
"a us in Eela n@s; orgaaGies; l..sn,- French.
Eug.ish. end Ge:msa Meiinas; Lawns II every
qlatS Eug'ish American, and Fr. nch al zoe
shr,ings; Nbee'Ings; Linen and Apron Ch.eSs;
Clambrays, lIi.h Lirelf; We tngs. every style
A !toe OF sp}eLdid ; avis ana isdi /. ak
variety OF Edsiugs, IN ertigSs. Hosissy, sc
CLOTHING
a varied sssortinent OF mems and boys Cloth.
ing, dc
BOOTS, SHOES, dc.
4 great variety or t;oa.s, Shoes &c 2c
TIE above stock 3Taess great .islv laaJIn-
articl-s, which II il npo. sib.a to en4mesato Ihg
attention Of the public IN reguestaa.
IL, - 10 H. CSTK Ag,e,
/ - ALE OF STOCK, CROPS, &c, IN CuFS
y ILRtlELD.-. 7. Friend, Esu hav inc
sod his Farm, on the souh side of James ri ser
40 'ut seven miles above isicLmJaJ he uosciAsrs
will offer for sole, at pua1 auction On tbs n,eiu
ssss, on TUESDAY, 18th inst, III far if u.t TIA
next fair dsy) ia ir crop OF ,ori--about 5ld bar
rels hhucks Fod6e7, oICr 1 ais, ST. fae hiu,es
three yoke o. Ssr. II bead ;ttla, IN
ending two Cows, e. The p2fJ about 50 Lols.
(fatJ several Soss sad Pigs Wagoas Iarts Gear
Hoes Axes AID Farming Implement; generally,
one Battean, ore Mare and Colt. lie Eus q On
Buggs. ne ThcgshiDg Machine and NYuaat AZ.
Corn Shelter.
lERsis 1870 inns $50 and under, cash. 3ver tbas
amount, credit of 30 day nes9L.bs note with ap-
proved eaiorser MLSN 4 FRIEND
DO l5--tds
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ARREsT OF rENNEssKR rRurnns
An OPINION.


The macon 7degfdph thus expresses its-sen-
uments with regard te our represen ia ton in
the two Houses Of the First Confederate Con-
gress:
The Senatorial GelAGG ton, as q whole is
worthy the reputation Of Georgia. The
brotherhood Of the House, on the other hand
- = whole, is such one as Georgia never
s'nt 10 congress before, but under the benign
1t hhenees of King Scrub, let us lttter our
81 ives lhat IL is intellectually far superior 10
" ~ we shall send again. We are bound 70
c me Gown 10 the very rud.ments under the
s.rab system.
SALT STAMPEDE ESD ITS FINALE.
The Augusta ,CFa.) Senttaei, Of tbs sd inst,
L ys
Upon The Ta- jptiOn Of the news that Gov
G nor Brown , is approprIatlng salt at other
= hhts, the aFthie became exceedingly active
II this market. 4 nultitude Of draws were
e. gagged ~ ira. porting salt 20 the other side
u tA5 SayaH' an. Somehow Governor h .
got al inGlinE Of the movement and gave
VI dcTs, by dis patch, 10 orr city authorities.
that all the sea ia the city in the hands OF
dealers should Js seized. Accordingly over
7G1 sacks "sya- -ized yesterday at The d not of
The South Ct ahua railroad. Much had
however, mad i escape 10 south Carolinu
OUT OF reach o. the Ghberuu toriaI talous.
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:
- - hhlE>.--sa a ~sfa. w ,sN,l
~ usras- topper Mue, We q !. is.s rs, hrsss
epars. Gssmsa ssleAss, w AK Matehsa NJ as A.
disssaexu iSea Seooaa. lss raew mos. ASrss
aAepA Msnd Saw Ftes. Wood Fave. Peskst
HALVES, knlves Ard FtIAs, Ns1afs, shaving nexsa.
9aaor N1epA HARRISON TO,
~ " NJ. lid 1isaa =.
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By G0DDIY \ ERS0N, .tse'5s.

,g,wo NEW FRANC 5D TENENENrs OK
4 THE EASTERN :LINE OF 4TH AND
PRESTON STREETS. sFOR SALE Ar AUG
L. Nj, two very neat frsf ed TENEMESFS loca-
ted IS above adjoining tho rrsilercs Of Nj Alex
tIrant, Jr. 1he Iot has a front al 81 feet, snd q
depth CT 100 feet. Each tenement hss toaI.,s be
sides good ri chen &c.
iFeMs.- One-fourth cash; balance at /, and IL
months, for negotiable iote-, Interest added T..
cured ~ tFr-. deed. TIE var tax 70 b. rais bv
the purchaser. GODDlN Il sEERs ,bS
n 20 Aaatr, neeIn
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iINa OF A GugsoAT

MOBILE, Nov. n The gun boat Tusoarora
was burned TO the waters edge, fifteen miles
above Helena, on Saturday. The origin OF
liie IRE - "nhho"f. Inc III ts4z Ds was
saved. The shells forward and aft Of the
locker exploded, but hurt nobody Iuning-
ton aad crew are here
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amended, On mutton 81 Mr.. Hiaea, 50 a. 10
change the name OF Cassvtiie TO Bartcwvtlie,
and In this form the bill was una niruously
plssed In the House of Rspresen tatives on the
18th inst, TO change the name of Cass county
10 that OF Barlow. The scene was solemn M d
impressive. Remarks were made BY AIr. Har-
grove, who was In the battle of Manassas, in
the 7tn Georgia Regiment, and by Mr. Spe" ker
Akin, hf. Tatnm, OF Dads, in the Chair
who was In Richmond when the battle was
fought, and also by Messrs. Lester, Cochran
of Giynn. Black and Norwood. When the
question was taken on the passage Of the bill
all the members OF the House rose TO their
feet in the Affirmative. in honor of the "iIIus.
trious barlow. who was killed while gallant
~ leading his men In battle" The House
then adjourned until O'Clock the next morn
ing.
ARREsT OF TESsEssRg TRAITORS
1ha Atlanta CoHffdracy SAYS seven men
have been arrested in Chattanooga on a
charge OF being Connected with the late
bridge burnings and the rebellious nova
ments in Est Tennessee generally, Their
Dames are VIM. CrutchfeId, a very rich man:
George River, John BIackford n rich man:
col Vaughn, an Old cl.izen, but disIoyal SAID
to be very sly in his Union movements: Jamee
Cameron, Jacob Humphreys, and Geo. Alex.
ander.
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A48aass.u tS&A.a1s~.
FUTURE BAYS

4 L a ! ii l. i3A lS.
By LINES III TdTLOR y SON .fucsioa.1Tx,
* 4. ENIEEN BEA IIfUL BUILDING
- l. - 7 ;, On frDEe!&AL, GLMW OOD
AND CHERRY SIhh E':>. IN THE TOWN
OF SIDNEY, AT AjNEiDN.-vI i'll bs sold
upon TIE premise3, "a MONDAY. tie ii DAY II
December commanding st u O'Clock a. seven
teen beauti al baildI lots. located. rs above.
LIST nix Is iSg the north eide Of Federal AZ .
at lis ID; rs6cil3c with Cuygrt street and nessry
opi Ollie the residence q ;jno. . Shafar Esq
f,on' ing tach 81 feet aud raining back 1872 feet to
al alley twenty fee; vide
e. Two III the curntr Of EiIawoad and Cu!y, r.
streets, each II ntiag - feet and running back u,
feet 20 an alley zen feet VICE Also, two lots on
Culvert street, f7onti- & - fact each.
Also. sev-n fronting Oh ;Ae rast sd, of Cherry
between Cumberland ard :Aiheuatla s;reete, 30
feet esohs and running back: b feet to an alet
These lots located the most improving part
al ~ f2Ey. AID are worthy ,the ait uiyd Of those
del ing to invest in real eatste
IKRMs.--cne-ttivd cash t. Ja,slce a. and 2
months FOR negotiable uotct with inter = a9dsd
ami sfcuce1 by trust deeds.
nc 20 JAS n. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
4 DNINISTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSE.
NlTukE, HORSE. WAGON, Ac.-A- ad-
nliuistrs1or Of ,iobn Eabbi.lnan, deceased / wiz
sell, a. lis late residence, IL nuyalis addition.
cou1'y Of H"r~ieQ, the terniats OF I'd stree .
on WEDNESDAY, tbs 4th day OF December at
| s. ociccE, all the Household aud Kitchen Furni.
| tnre. together 18th !Iorsa and " ag0n
TERMS FOR sil sums 81 $50 and under, cash
over that amount, months credit, for negotisblg
notes with interest sdeei.
GRO u. PLEASANTS.,
| Admir- Of JoAa; lIabbieinan deceased.
! JAS. Il. GAy LoR + u,:, ucts. no ~
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EAsr TENNESSEE.

The Memphis Aea!aRcke, OF the 2lst, says:
The men engaged In the Union movement
III East Tennessee are represented as an ex-
eeedin ely ignorant class of men, who have
been misled by designing leaders.
Parsan Brownlow has neen heard from
He Is in Sewer county, Engaged in preaching
the Gospel.
Gea. CAROLS brigade left Cha stanooga on
Tuesday 10 join Gen. Zoilicolfer at j ack Shore
The rebellion in East Tennessee is regarded
as efteotually Tut dowu. -
cockTr OF BART5E, 6A.--AA AFFECTING scEH4.
The Miiledgeville lGa.) Recorder publishes
the followinS.
The bill introduced by Mr.. shsata waa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-26

IAs ENPEDIrTcg 10 TaG EAsrEgg SHORE or
NiR2tNfA.-EroTu the b fillmore Sur, OF the
-Qth inst, We copy the following:
Information reached this city Yesterday
that portion OF the Federal troops destined
tor the expedition to the f. stern shore o.
Virginia, left Newt0Wn, 4td., on SUNDAY
morning, ana proceeded towards Accomac
county, Va. They were accom- ~ MED by
Captain Knight, the Assistant Adiutant OF
Sen. Lockwood, with ii nag OF truce Cant
tAHlSht IA reported TO have scOn ascertaiued
that tDe Confederate W those III arms IN G ..
coInac had ali dIsi,el sed the night previous,
anu gone, 1t was supposed, into Northa1n Dt1n
county. Capt. knight found ell trpn chrn.n1S
IN several places, apparently hastily abau-
u0htd. Captain RIcharis's cavalry proceed
ed as far as DrummondtoWn, which is the
county seat OF Accomac. In this town the
American & was 1Oisted Oh SUNDAY even
ing, ana many OF the people are repre-
syn ted 10 be- pleased with tne views set for II
III the Proclamation OF General Dix
he iuTLeit Legion aud the Second Della
ware 1teg iI1eat renamed Nevyt0.Vn on san.
day.
The Norfolk Dap Bop& says It is in conteIn.
plenon TO hold al indigna ton meeting in
tA;tt city fox the regulation OF the price O!
salt.
a little boy was bitten by rattlesnake in
AarshaiI county, Texas, few DAYS since -
he was NOT dead at last accounts.
In the reclamation recently issued BY
GOV Harris, of Tennessee, calling out 80 600
mIh Tia, tast Tennesses is exempted f.orn
dTaEf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-26

pisxousrIso orR srss AT roKr aoYAL.
The Norfolk Day Book having latsly pub
ltsheA some structures upon the manner IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-26

We published 4 day OR two ago the arrival
OF the Norwegian at Portland. She has
siuce beer reported al New York, and from
her files We extract the following: