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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

Nv l. ID + ) ID A Y MAY H., az I o'clock,
w at the Riding Academy OF Mr. Disbow, n. e. corner
Of 'tliay. and 3Jtrst
PFREMrORY SALE Of HORSES SADDLES. BRIDES,
WAGONS, Ac-Mr DlSBROW, retiring from the profession
will sell u aucti0n the above day tie entire stock OF his
RIDING SCHOOL, cousirg IN part OF . very superior
Ladies and GeAtemcns Saddle Horses, Driving Horses and
oyses suitable for Field and sgl ohccrs all having been
highly trained under the ion Of Mr. Dsbrow. Saddles
Brides o. the most approved patterns and manufacture
WAGONS lauc sc. Tie above sale presents opportunity
edoni met with for those wishing TO provide themselves with
highly trained animals suitable either for the road parade
Catalogues be Office of Mr.. DlSBEOW Of s
Auc,iOnOsr.
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EEw-ToRE cLAssivic1rioS.

COFrEE-Contiuucs very dull andheayy Of geo Mo
A 2 Q3 $50 pockets Java at 6c and 90 bags Jamaica on
private terms.
FLOUR AND MEAIs-Only moderate demand prevails for
Western Canal Flour aid prices OF common grades are lower
but choice request ard the saes comprise
1900 bbl @5 g5O+5 IS for superfne State and Wcste
% 20Qss - for State 25gts 80 for tie low gsdes
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20 Ect.

HOUSE TO LET Furnished or Uniarnshed, az
reaured in lgt-st.- Pleasant astory lou, al modem
n-ovonels; good order, rent chesp to good tenant
Address &. q. D.. Tnbure Office.
yI'O LET.--Part of a HOUSE, 2-9 4th-ay. near
Il 2sis., Consisting O.. Two Sgits OF Rooms A.pytoJ
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Anlnschicni5.

MADAME ANNA BISHOPS
WI CHAMBER CONCERTS
AZ the STUYNESASr tNSTlr III No. $50 Broadway, com
rnence TOMORROW, Msy 10.
Madame BISHOP will be assisted by other atists OF celebrity
Piar aud NJ al Director, Mr. A. SEDGWlCh Doors open
IT, Concerts begin at rrecisely Admson % cents le
served seAis 20 cents
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Fourth Uniyersalist Society. Brooklyn n. NJ GAY.
LORD Pastor viii preach I'm the Chapel Cumberland ST. near
Lf,reite.Av 10 hlORROW ~ Tie usual h0ur Seats nee

q, b, Frothinghnm viii preach at Ehtitt Hal, north.
east con rr OF Broadway and 33-t SUNDAY biOItNO
and IN FNING next tie usual hour. Subject Tor the
Morning: The War Spirit" Subject for the Evening
Chr.is Promise Of Resp y BIhe services Of tEis 80
oey will 20 On regularly other churches, but hereafter
they will not be advertised.
The Great Debate concerning the scriptures'-
tn, Rev HENRY BLANCHARD VIII rel cat us Lecture OF
,bs IN the Church If Restoration (first Universal
.t cor f Monroe pire aud Clar Broo,n lHls sunday
EVENING. The pubi; are cordial invited 70 attend
est. Ann,s Church." l8th-s;. near 5tlray the Fey
HIIONAs GALLAUDET Rector. Services TO-MOBltOM a.
nsual with the Voice. l0l aud u NJ and IN the ssn
argusre A. 81 D. ~. The Rev SAMUEL cox II Phtad s2h
,sil pr.lch i'm tbs MORNING and AFTERNOON. Sermon
k0ornoon 10 Interpreted In the EVENING TIE s'fnor
an final sfairs preached Last Sunday Evening by the Rev
q EER viii iccorjug relues;, be repeated Seats iroe
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6u!cs bn Aurilon.

wzLussroS A. C,Errn, Aueoueer. store g Colrtandts
NOSrLl HOUSEHOLD DFURNlIURE.-Auc-
~ tor Tuesday, 18th MAY Ci o'clock 10 Fast lh-st
adjoining DR. Tynes Church solid Rosewood Furniture, extra
Pier Minors Glass Manes Medallion Carpets Gss Chandeliers
Catalogues ready.
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narkel.-cAn.ErlL1 Rzron1nR ran TlK \. Y. InLnryE

SATURDAY, bisy II. 1861.
ASHES n fair request sales Of - bbls fos at o.
Pearls duh and prices are unchanged
COTTOk1Le announcement OF the biIiyel OF The Dieai
Fate buness sonehaf pending the eccrl Of hrI
novs The reported at oO bales WerePeAt former
quotations:
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Ga:cte rs follows:
The demand for loans is hGine and fess. p,per
here at the present time an In New ora 1h-
l. attributable to Tie comPs5aseS tn. nuHber OF ise' IN
There agh: demand for eicag' aud rates Tor keutnusy
pceito at y cent premium bat number maintained the
at "a premium. The prevailing buying price was premum
buying aud premium selling there fair donal To- gold
stia2 cent premium for Ohio and Indiana and . as for
Kon,ueky.
There is no marked improvement in exchange in
Chicago The TriJuae remarks:
Our bsrer. ., adhere firmly ter currency lst and .e
70 their epoers all The eIeaose they can make e. 10 = cont
they p1y - .V 49,. IN t Of Gp,os 2Gis heinz tb @
lguGes, and ssies reported a. high t'i7
Al 81, Louis on the 1th inst exchange on New
York was 10 a y T. cent premium, and Now-Olleans
at JaG 3 cent.
We learn that the Cincinnati Airline route. the
opening Of which bad been delayed in consequence OF
heavy rains, will be open for regular passenger and
freight business on Monday, the 18Th inst.
The Jomc,torH JoarDoi says:
meeting OF the Boad Of Dire the Atlantic and Greet
Western Railroad was held ThnIday last. the 4th inst Il
f ard important NEE r aud urh interest Was ieH by
the friends Of the ost in its ug' and rcu Matters Of great
- tire osd in pat oftbe State T. far completed hat the
settlement between the coua,to and company was under
company receiving the oadtom the cos;racors Prom
i date therefore, the iormer take the whole control OF The
The continuation ofhe iue "a PenusySsnia, TO junction with
the sunbury and Enc Road ia % be roeed without delay
Chief ngeer Kcnnad In place Friday last for New
York to the medse srment OF the balance OF tie
rails necessary TO the comp Of this road TO that point
The forheT prosecution Of The onterprs In and
Ohio connection with The Ceveund road and TO Akrcn
will be urged without dcloy. under the contracts
nj. companies with james Meilcnry, Esq o
Liverpool England The work be under the immediate d.
retion OF Mr. nnad Enfi'esr In Chief of The company
and d. s. ". Srsto tbe late colscto Superintendent o
the works.
Mr. Kenurd the road fo trc 10 Cvceud snd
Akron Ohio early a. the fall which be will doubt, be- able
20 DO viii be promptly anduy sustained by the able
italists In England France snd Spain
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THE NEw.YORK WEEKLY TRIlBlygNyE,
THE sruu-wEE,SLY TRIBUNE

"a F, 'tc, ~ cent. THE FRfBtN .
"S'" -" 40 ia Essla.,st., n. 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

DRESS TRIMMINGS, CORsErS, aud SMALL WARE.
NB-oo Lo,s f,nncing Lace and Black Lace Shaws an
Mart las from auction will be open this we'k.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
GEt,. MCMILLAN.

The North (Ga Time, contains the following interest
ing item in connection with the Yankee General NoCel'
Ian, which We have never before seen published:
We learr from reliable that two weeks before
Mcclellan rendered the commission OF hsorGeneral
by Lnccn he trying to position IN the Con-
tederate Army-hat his feelings and ynpsthes were ali
for the South but the temptation Of superseding Gen.
Scott WAS too much for his principles.
Somewhat 10 confirmation Of the above, we may men
ton tina. surgeon, of great responsibility, who was
among the prisoners taken after the Rich Mountain fight
aud for some days in the camp i'd tens OF hoCle
Ian and Rosecrans with whom he converscd freely, re-
psated tc US the emphatic declaration of both these Gen.
erals that they would much rather bs fighting hassa
chusetts than Virginia" Like most of their men, they
are making war with no higher motives than mercena
riea
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
Mr.. Stephens.

We chserfuly give place to corr espordsnt, who
vases the cms Of Mr. Stephens reelection Nsthe-
the temper nor tie language has anything excep.o n.
able 10 IT, and the discussion OF the s1tjec in fra ak
and manly spirit will tend to the sdvanceT en-: Of tru tn
The main objection urged by cores Joudentto nr
Sepheos is that he favored and is supposed still to
favor Reconstruction" 10 these mes of Revolution, il
Is scarcsly fair to hold responsf 10 for opnio
tered six months ago. Since that til ae all thing have
changed Then Reconstruction" 'Sas rather favorits
idea with most Of leading STAT esen. Now we sus.
pect It is universally discarded The development of tho
cid UniOn-ts facie descent from liberty 10 espotsm,
rs utter and disastrous falure have been nng to al
men. Every of inteb sence in the South, so far
from desiring any mora COP ae1iYn with IL the de:est-
able who uphold it. seeks only himself
Lis household gods ard all his interests as far as
possible from it and from chem. Every prov sion
have retained ia Cons tuoo, akin to thoss in the
Yankee Constitution IS for that very reason cdicus TO
tho Southern mind L. Icolu has taught all mankind how
thin is the Plrtti N which separates freedom from
slavery under the fa1kee Constitution; and the nkees
themselves have taught what base wreches tbsy are
and how uv srly unfit they for associations with
gentlemen. We presume, that Mr.. Stephens, like all
the res; of the world hes pro6sd by these LESSOR We
at any rate have apprehension this score; and do
not consider thai there any reasonable groun for ap
prehension on the part OF any one.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
The Daily WING in Richmond--Pny the Car

The great demand for the DAILY wHId within the city,
as well by regular by transient readers, and the diff.
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying both classes Of readers
by carrying system adapted only to office subscP-
TONS have Induced US to resort to the only feasible
mode of managing arga city circulation, to wit tina,
of prcpaymsa. to the Crrisrs From this date, there
fore no subscriptions for the VINO to be left within the
city will be taken AZ this cse ard ell persons indebted
Ios subscription to the present time, within the city are
requested call at the Office and settle their accounts.
The Carriers w of course, continue to deliver the pa
per to the present subscribers and receive pay for the
same at the rate of fifteen per week. The public
will now understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
the WING BY Carriers within the city Is removed aid
that ali Woo want may buy it from the Carriers or have
left for them at their residences places OF business
lSeD!sm6sr l6ii, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
Old Parsixanship.

This Is time when ali partyism Is rightly eschewed
Il certainly meets approval vet II is never theess
ysry curious thing that turkey" Is said once
auy o,.,n, from President down to the trvi Il Offices,
exc,pt TO one who was formerly a supporter of the
Breckinridse and Lane Presidential ticket
This can scarcely be the result o. sccden We regret
TO say that bears upon is face the strong semblance
of mention FrsdsrieksbSrg Herald.
We hear this sor, of talk very often, and are very
s,sry to hear it, and see many believe it, and hav
Jog Saxon 70 believe Il. Bot the Wings are able and
msgaanimous enough to hyht the country through its
pressn. troubles free, gratis and for nothing, die
irving TIE people, who used to be whig', since the
,oughag of of that sound secession region under the
dominion of CArls compose a large majority Of the
STATE They mus. take Of the State for tbs sake Of
,he STATE The reason for the Old parties. except far
a. mere os. may justify parties, does no. exist and
ha,az nothing to do with Offices vs have ignored the
\ existence Of parties.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
s..os.aLI Tsos zAss MANASSAS.

rs. KaoIvils W1iy, (Browrlows paper) In Ito last
ISSUE publishes an address signed by number OF tho
leading Union men of Knoxville, to their friends IN
East Tennessee counselng pescefnl aequiesoenoe In
the action and authority of the Confederate States Inc
p.per is signed BY +. 8 Heiskell, Sam. Aigan, John
Baxter, w. P. Orippen, n. Thornburgh, o. P. Temple,
W. G. Brownlow, J. H. Gaut, D. K. Young, Conally
+. Trigg, John NJ Fleming, Samuel Pckens, r. H. Hod'
sen, VIM Rodgers, s. Rodgers, W. G. Picksns, and g.
n Hszen. The address emboiies a correspondence be-
tween these gentlemen and Gen. ZOlicohsr in which
the former says:
Our counsel for some time past has been for the
peace and quiet Of the community, and 60 far as We
have any knowledge these counsels have almost nva
risbly been responded to favorably by the people
From our knowledge of the people of this portion OF the
State we have abiding confidence that there Is no
purpose on the part Of any respectable number OF them
to nsugurate civil strife, or provoke collision between
the authorizes civil military and then s,lves. AT all
events so far rs We have any influence with the people
of this end Of the State n will be exsrted for the main
rensnce Of the quiet and peace Of the community.
We feel well assured that It Il not your purpose un-
justly to harass cypress any peaceabe or abiding
citizen and il is equally throw whatever weight
We nav have preves any outbreak or dsorderly crn
duct upon the part OF our citizens
You will pardon the expression Of our belief, that
should the troops under your command DO required
upon another field of operations, there will be no dan
ger Of an outbreak in this quarter because of heir alb
sencs a. all it will abate our honest efforts 10
maintain peace and good order among our P,opls.
Gen Zoc2ts in reply, expresses his e. ati6c,tis at
the reception of this letter and says:
The spirit il breathes together with The Influence Of
your Joint signatures must greatly promote that
peace and quiet in East Tennessee 80 much desired by
the Govern ent both Safe and Confederate. l will
most cheer uly hereafter hereto ore retain no more
itary force and exercise mJre military authority,
in East Tennts'ee than may deem due TO the peace
aud safety of the community; and trust gentlemen
that we may have the pleasure Of witnessing the
dslppes Of ali msundy standing amorg people,
and with it, ell military fO,ces from this division of the
SlaLes
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24

George W. Morgan, late Minister to Portugal, arrived
at New York by the Arabs the 6;h Instant and sig
nzsd bis return by writing strong letter the next day
10 favor of the subjugat0n Of the South He evident
ly seeking a military appointment as the N T. Herald
gives Mandatory sketch Of his military career boating
that he served Captain under Gen. A. Sidney john
ston in the Texan Revolution went in'o the Mexican
Colonel IF an Ohio regiment was appointed oy
President Poll colonel of tie 18th Regiment Of Infantry
one of ten regiments Of regulars raised for the var
and when Jesee made retired from the service with
the laurel of . brevet Brigadier-G sneralship.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
The State Convention.

This body will reassemts at the Capitol, in this city,
during the second week in November. Important as
were the duties performed by it at its former sessions
We doubt Il they Of greater magnitude than those
which viii deyolve on !, a. the coming session. Hereto
fore has been engaged in the great work OF sevtrng
the c,nnsction Of Virginia with the old Uaed States
Now il will DC required 10 perform the no less important
task of conforming our State Constitution to the new
order Of things Ampuation has been performed, AID
1T ia now necessary apply the proper remedies to en-
sure healthful condition Of the body polite. All the
Yankee vrrs bs expelled from the system and our
Government be placed the true basis Of geauLs
representative repubEcAnism To do this will require
wisdom, 6rmoess and prudence; and We feel assured
that the Convention will prove equal the task. There
u one point however, to which We desire to invite
public attention. Many Of the members Of the Gen.
vention Influenced by high and patriotic considerations
have joined the army and now scively employed in
the 3D. Generals, some as Colonsls, some as
Majors and Others in different grades and departments
Of the military service This is all il should be. 1t
shows that the patriotic representatives Of Virginia are
wiling to back their with their strong Having
proclaimed the independence Of Vrgnis they are wiling
10 risk their lives and fortunes in maintaining that indie
prudence. ----
But il mus. not bs forgotten tina. the labors Of the
council chamber important those OF the camp.
virginia should be fully represented in the Convention
as well as in the tented field As matters now stan
there is some danger that the withdrawal Of 50 many
members of that body enter the army may serious
embarlss its DELIBERATIONS The expulsion OF the north
western traitors has already thinned the ranks OF TIE
members and if still further nroad Il made by the
withdrawal Of those engaged in the military service, T..
necessary effect v be- merely to impair the ecer Cy
bl, to de,rlct from the moral weight OF the body.
Unier these Circumstances We would respee full,
recommend to those members Of the Convsn.io VIII
expc to continue in ths army to rasign their il
the Convention that the people may have an ,pportu
nifty OF elccing their and securing full dele
CATION Attic las, session. much embarrassment aud dela
we're created by the difficulty ofge.ting aqlorr I'M in
sequence of the large number OF members ho il
the army. This diacsl.y will be decreased at the mex
session, and regard the best interests ,f the SAT-
requires that the military gentlemen 81 ould resgI
their positions in the Convention in the army Th
duties Of the two branches Of servic, ompatibe
Members cannot b. in the field and in the Convention
at the same time. 0ae the other duty rust be neslC
ed. Messrs Goode of Mccileuburg, 4 I'D wickham, O
Hanover, have Get good example Let others, similar
ly situated, follow ia their footsteps.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
ITEMS OF THE DAY.

Gov. Brown, Of Georgia, has issued proclamation,
calling for an immediate organization and training oil the
entire militia forcs Of the State.
The Hon. Daniel B. Wright is candidate for Congress
in the Second Congressional District Of Mississippi.
lis reported that the Count de Paris and the Due do
Ohartres, of the Orleans family, are about 10 Wait
America.
is stated in the Northern papers that Col DeRussey
Chief Of the Engineer Department at Old Point, has
be N ordered to California His place will be filed by
Capt. Stuart.
Capt. W. B. Wade Is Candidate for Congress Ia the
Third Congressional District Of Mississippi
Hon. Madison AcAf.e withdraws bis name As csndi.
date for Governor Of Mississippi.
Toe Nashville Banner urges the appointment OF Gen.
Z,lcosr to the position Of Secretary Of War, made
vacant by the resignation of Mr.. Walker.
The Mobile Advertiser and Register says Brigader
General Jones NJ Wthers bss been ordered to tax, COM
mlnd Of the defences at Mobile.
Col Chambers has from the candidaure for
tn, Governorship Of Georgia.
Geo. W. Randolph, Eq, is Candidate for Congress
frouftbs District.
The New York papers announce that Com harvine,
a. present In command of the Gulf squadron, will be
sa,,rsedsd by Capt hcKeon, late Of tho steam frgAts
Niagara.
Tas New York Herald OF the lOh sys there was
over million dollars worth Of Federal supplies ncud-
ing 10000 uniforms at Graon, Va, and that large
portion Of the property TO be taken to Wheeling 70
i,ssure safety.
Dr. J. A. Jordan, vssthy, in..,Rss and influential
Arkansas planter, who hs, been acting agent Tor s
Confederate States Ia soliciting subscriptions the pro-
duss loan, died at Little Rock few days ago.
The Memphis papers announce the death Of Captain
James Hamilton commander Of a company from that
city, stationed at Fort Wright, above Memphis. he
wa, native Of Georgia, graduate of Yale College, and
a lawyer BY profession.
It is understood that Hon. Waller Staples VIII DO
candidate for Congress from the district OF which Mont
gomssy county forns part
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
WHAT ARE WI YIeHrIxG fort
70 III. Bditov Of tie Wkig

10 tn. Bdst~ 81 hs Rhig:
Ia psvioss eenusnieatisn expressed the opiuion
that W we're already. By inpercspbls degrees DEPART
Ing from The true faith, and propose nov briefly 10
indicate some Of the Of policy into uheh We have
fallen, and which, unes corrected, can have only tho
most dsplorabls results.
The most obv Gus, aad not the lssst grave, ID exhibit
ed In the choice Of the agents 70 Who's We have
committed the dsstinirs Of our infant republic Sill
should nss have ssstsd his - The subject Of this let
r. bat is he reet attacks spea n. Stephens In tho
columns 4 - d yer city contemporaries. The AMI
ns q ~ Ixsninss articles % Questionable their
isssassasy - ssaspisasss and tAsif Iogs - weak,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24

The authorities Of Russell county have set an example
worthy Of imitation BY others. They have contracted
with citizen for the manufacture of 800 pairs home
made heavy doubsousd shoes for the use OF their vol
uateers. Nov, let other counties do likewise; for one
pair Of good domestic shoes will do more service than two
pairs of the Yankee trash with which the men were frs,
supplied And, in addition to this, our own mechanics
would be encouraged and the money kept at home.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
THE JlNENY's FORCES IN THE VALLEY OF THE
MISSISSIPPI

rom the information has received the Memphis Ap-
p, al estimates the Lincoln forces in the upper valley of
t'le Mississippi follows: At st. Louis, 1890; osp'
Grardesu Cairo ssd Birds Point ~ ooo Old Fort Jeh'
son (une miles above Coumbus about 10000; Paducab
10 OOo Louisville 5000 Al Jefferson City, Mo- there
are probably also about 1000. This sum to.a Of
6ys1 thousand which, We think, is not far from atrus
ultimate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24

When Arkansas seeded from the Union, she came IN
possession of.propery the amount o: ss5oOOo Oo-
Her Indebtedness at that time was g. 100000 leaving
a,nc. of $50 600 900 acquired BY secession in addi'
ton to her other resources. The State has issued war
BINDS to the extent of 5000 oO and every dollar Of
her property Is pledged for their redemption.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-24
AT L s T.
Prom The N.shvlils Banner Of 0lst.


CONFEDERATE FORCES AT AULDRoUGHS HILL.
The deep public anxiety to bear Of movements in Kn
lucky manifested yesterday, did not meet with mncn
satis action. The leading question was, VINO ny pos
session of Nuldrough's Hill, the Tederals or the Con-
fsderatesp A dispatch from Gen Buckner to Gen. Ste
vensou announced on Thursday evening that the fede
rails we're on the Hill Subsequently, however, 1t was
ascerained that the troops supposed to De
were Kentuckians who had occupied the position IN sd
vance of General Buckner and IL is nov generally con-
coded that Buckner is in possession Of this Important
position.
The public will await with the deepest interest," further
intelligence from Kentucky The telegraph wires are
working order from this point oil along the road but no
Information for the public eye 10 allowed 70 DC uans
mitted over them.
-. From the Knoxville Register Ct I'D
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE VI BAR
LOUISVILLE.
Mr. p S.snyder, private in Capt. R'Wans company
the McGhee Invincibes, who in the Eight ct Bar
louisville, on Thursday morning. and who arrived here
yesterday, direct from camp at Cumberland for0
communicates tho following particulars:
About 800 of our troops, under Col Battle with Two
or three companies OF cavalry, we're advancing on bar
louisville. about daylight on Tou,seay moluiag sna
wer. -hin quarter OF mile Of that place. ct orioga
crossog the raviuc, -han body OF Lincories opened
FIRE upon them The FIRE rstur1ed BY two companies
OF Col B,tdes force when our cavalry charged on the
enemy, putting them to fight
Lieut.. Powell, of the Hawkins Boy on our side, was
killed, and ]. r. Browder Of the AcGhes lnvnci6les,
was MORALLY wounded Toe loss on the side Of the Lin.
oolniss had not been fully ascsrtaned but number Of
their dead vsrousy statsd from so 70 90 were found
upon the ground Two prisoners only we're taken. The
Linconitss according 10 statements OF parsons In Bar.
bounvils numbered only some four hundred men, and