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zew 0eans aaly Crescent aauaan zonng uy Is, 1861.
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-nlilitaru Notitfs.
HEADQUARTERS lsT DIyIsIos LouIsfANA VOLUNTEER !
sThTE TROOPS,
New Orleans, July -, is6i.

HEADQUARTERS lsT DrIsIos LourTANA yoLuFrEEE
tThTE TROOPS, !
New Orleans, July H. FOL.
GENERAL ORDERS, No, rs Il ~ y
VA With deep That the annonn,e IL we
WI troops Of ths First Division the death Of Lieut. Vol VI h
LII D. bREUX the gallant and accomplished Officer lately
Captain Of ihe Orleans Cadets attached to the First Brigade Oil
this Dfvi,ion. =,
q Col Dreux Of the first to Offer his services to ne
Confederate aes, ard with his command ordered TO fe
sacoa at which place he distngishcd h,ms" By MS z4H &C.
tivty and capacity, in the discharge Of the arduhua duties re
qrirsd OF Him much that he promoted 10 heuts-
CODlelcJ. and In command select battalion 70 VIZ
gia where at the head Of detachment of h4 he
fell with glory the prime Of life gallanty fighting
20 the cause and rights Of the South
g. His remain bging shortly expected to arrive n re city
the officers and troops Of this Division in full dress, VIII De pre-
pared 10 attend his funeral which will tac place on day and
a time hereafter TO be designated.
4. ASS mark o. respect FOR Of gallant brother
soldier the officers OF This BiT wil the U.ual badge
Of .nourniug the h Of their swords for thirty days
s. The commanders Of the several Bgades of the Division
charged with the execution of this order s-5eh AZ
TRUDEAE Commanding Louisiana Legion will make e ne
cesSary for funeral and all other fty
ceremonies The OCCASION and will detail detachment to re
ceivc and tbs remains they arrive, 10 the ty its
from whence the funeral will take place.
BY order Of
JOHN i. LEWIS,
Major General Commanding.
.;J d. fyI
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G. FLEMING, HAs FITTEB AND DEALER If
q GGf Fixtures No Etarra Row i542 Magazine
Isar the ra-ket WIN saitheuiy and pnetueg 4
ier entrusted him StcTcs ift~hf7 cts Gh cp cs al!
~ Hr1srN iett n eex ~. $40, sscs snics EzcnaqE
sIllhs ricfE iiy aJtendsaa.. 10 is
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ID EAL ESTATE AGENT-JodN PURGELL No.
III Il Exchange Place stairs nearly opposite the old Post
Office attends Leasing Renting and Collection Of Rents Of
improved and unimproved EST ATE in the cities of New
Orleans Jefferson and Carolron Also to the investment o.
money All entrusted ha promptly attended to.
In L.
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PUBLIC HOUSES.
A., UNION HOTEL, ATT HOLMES m
E4d WILLIE PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, II.
Summer Resort.

Summer Resort,
The Establishment situated 10 miles east Of the New
Orleans and jackson R4lroad will be found by yfstos
the city or other distant places Of the
rstreats far comfort recreation and pleasure either for families
or single D. rsons resned TO- Facilities In sbund
afforded here for Datne, fish hnntfng etc. and
village Is healthy, shaded and extremely pleasant and
agreeable. Prices for board follows
Board and Lodging per month. 20
week. D w
Washing extra
urnhadat afnes fs transit between Holmes
Vile and Magnolia 10 miles distant on The RAILROAD.
W. r. JOHNSON. Proprietor
nIr1aeyi IJa lIa-.Io lnIH
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HALL OF WASHINGTON FIRE COMPANY, No. g, I
New Orleans, July Is, 1861.
R5-Fhe exempt ana active nembrrs of tiAis
Company hereby notned BE- ana appear ut hc Engine
House THIS EVENING, O'clock ctizns dres-back
and pantsw company belt assist j. the fmc rhl 0b5e
ques of The late Lieut. Col CHAS. D. DREU& per request
JAMES O'CONNOR,
iyl5 It Acting Foreman.
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AAs ALLEGHANY sPRJN Gs- .ass
E4all MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. sGss~

nea ALLEGHANY sPRINGs- .rsM
sIIl MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. d
o Th Ss asg VII opened for the
Located 81 miles the Virginia Tennessee Railroad
hey e @ a ay tn he es1 Thd Will
tend personally TO he wthts of si s"1 b svsr we'll
p full supply OF leg bag been secured. -,
Pass myers leave hs Ralroa1 at shawvie ard will be car
@ in fa hSs ab r yS o Isa ee Of vsos
e. In hs's waters ''D '' '' BnorS cALHoUN&D CO
Az, srRAtvBHinusa RALL, pELlGHrFgaA9
I situated in the Pnsy Woods, near Covngton La viii re-
and other guests and offers Inducements inysds and
os 5 oad an 81 Gr s1p The
retirement Of q country home ;,, +, eat.
fed with that.w be pnt to their comfort and
'0s q dim-ztawtf . D. ". HENDERSON.
-. TIE AsITA sPaIsGs-MRs. F a. stlg
EsE epeetT,y SnnP nfes to her o friends s
o Ne es Of The s WEE etcre
s nov DO enjoyed to perfection as ,h f"fe sr for
VII he DE- supplied md erey ttenSn
ber un,rns eeos to give saisaction who may homer
Dr. ny % i esGs Sn Hi MSnds
de the 6Se I, he psf bs m aedsnce at the landing
| Coviugton to convey passengers 10 the Springs
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, ny PROFESSORS j. L. AND W.
RID RhDDE { I;Ina, nd on tse ,b,,. river
pah rammaHy two miles and half east Of G2v
strong Its temperature found be 60 degrees
chemical composition the large amount
led to 1t has its
deep the earth being, in fact natural aresian we'll"
| J. L. & W P. RtDnEtr,
1 Professors Louisiana University.
I'm res of the Weighing 10000 grammes
there are of dissolved matters made Of thu
following ingredients. enumerated the Order their eativ
| ahupdance'':
SllGh
Sodium. 8!
| Protoxide OF iron OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 222
Magntsla USS
| Chlorine ..... ............''........' Nh
| A 'umnia. u2o
Potassa, sulphuretted hydr. gen, organic
| matter and 1885, U.ao
In mineral water, where associatey he
solution is conceded be uncertain how these inredien
chemically united the other. We however,
this case infer that the cun'ains- .
Carbcnc acids, sca chloride of magnesium bi-earbona
of e ch bride of sodium carbonate of Soda secate OF p
ass bcarbona of iron scte of soda, hlumino chloride
nd hly nth mvlO #
aa 8RshtESLYN BEER GARDESs- 43s
RETNA La The above named place OF rrtre5h-
Ement and plea has been ftedup in No style, s
day. evening and Sundays for the
visitors The Fourth District Ferry from the foot
jackson regularly these Gardens. Adns
| Tickets on Sundays, Is cents -
l. aa BIN HENRY SCH'HhAKER Pronrtetor.
go yEEFlGFs-.iN LAKE EH0TEL-sND .
| Safn Hrroron hRliAvng leased this GeEiuuiiy hitua
EA House for years take this means OF MAXI
parne and will be opened by the 9Th
Anrl Thankful patrons for past ftvors. promise
every possible meet their Wishes should plea
| iea' s'|e''" '"'t- DANJ PETERS b co
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VfTILIN q AIfLISS W 4 MI ID- 1T, U-NlTTt-
III authorized by Col v Sulakowsky Il the lst Regi
VII of the Polish Brigade, raise company for active
Ill for the Confederate States The company VIII be
called Polish Com any. Uniforms and eqn1pmels viii be
such by the Polish nation and will be- with board,
fnrnishe6FREE All ahleboded Of gort character, Ire.
nationality will lived in this Company &c
ST. Charles street, ant l02 Poy dras street. - .
ivi2 IF r. BEUTER. Captain.
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
Cotton factnrage and toansson bnsness for their
account, under the OF WARREN Il CRAWFORD and
will lqudste the affairs of tae Iate firm.
J. J WARREN,
ia2n In I. W. CRAWFORD
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@nrppGiid,e OSaebriebtc,t.
OemtiNlamS.


(@prrsponOen3 Der Neg. StuatSBtB.) Nud)
ameritantl6eut Gorbilpe lpten iebt in Yreubfn
|btejeni8en 8aufabrteildif gefBer prdmtirt rer=
Epen, peren 5anDelSl1ife Bel benz Sau 9lei6 70
|ein9eri6tet werpsn, Dap le I'm &rie96fale fir
Die Tertbsipieuns ein3arI6ten tint. OieI er Gts
fer lit niGt pbne Grunp 10 reee. Ourm 3ufal
1T bier cine getetme Oant1he Dsutlhrtft sur
&snnttib 9elan9t, welde peutliG ~erfennen ldbt,
DAP Die 8ergGgerung DGnemarfS In Der Gdlea<
mig 6plftetnil6en Nh9elegenbeit NIT einem 9es
pilen 9telpeft Dor ben, iperln au6 nod 10 win3is
gen GerteeiOieun9amittsln 9reuBene CUR See
sulammenbdn9t; e8 1T partn pfeh ou8gelprp-
den, bag Ih cine 8lufabe Der beutlden S1fen
ron Setten Odnemarf5 iebt nt1t 10 lei6t aus
fibren laIe, mie MnnU 1913 uno baB bic 8lU=
firuna Der Soermitnbuneen bereits einen arp6en
aufirano an 6regatten nnp G%inienlAifen erfcr=
pcre, ,pdbrenp Die preubil6en &anonenbppte be-
rett6 biele Semibnneen paraliliren tGnuten.
preuRen.
Ssfar 8eder, tpelder ben MoroSerluh
auf ben 6Snts BON Preuben mabte, 1T BON Dem
Nlflenbpfe In 8rudla gu 3w an3i Sobren
3u1tbauS perlrtbetlt pprret.
Seftreid,.
Nm 25. sr19ien In 9etb Elm failerli9es De-
fret, ipetbes Den 3ulammsntritt pe6 qanotags,
4ual6ufeS, welGer AM 80. fattftnOen lOate, Der
btetet unp I'm Sale elmer uetertretune pieles
gerbotes nit sewaltlamer observation-disclosures
brpbt.
Ser Gomitats- NuslduB ron Sobl bat li6
Sem 0rutelt eeeet bic 9luft6iung peS un9artlAsa
QanDtags an9el6lpIen. Cine mintitsrtslie Sri
ls ltebt nabe bepor.
Stalien.
gs fuo leb6afte unter6anolunoen i'm 0anse
api1ben Yaris nnp 9urin In 8etref Der @aran-
tten fir Die seilliGe llnab9an9i9tett bsS Daplfes,
tpenn Ncm Die 6aupttapt Staliens peroen lplite.
Gin biplpmattlde gru9 3piiben Stalien unb
Gpanien pirp %erpartet, penn Spanten fA fsr<
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Mmtertf6utfdbe . a0rt6tes.

Nep-N prf, 8. Sftpber. 6plaen ge-
t4u16ter 6effnung. NDpofaten, 9lihter
unp Mue, bic 70 eludlt6 Iiup, an ben @ertGtsbT-
fen ElterS @elhdfte e~rlepi9en gu miillen, peroeu
uCbl i6merlt9 cine aufalenO ~9etletpete Grau
lberieben baben, wel6e nit benz NusOruf GROCER
llnaeDulp in ibrer Mifne 9eiGdfti9 BON einem
@eriGts,immer gum an6ern eilt. Der 9ame
tie1er un1laflthen 6rau lit Seit6e unb Die llrz
la6e tbres lpnoerbnren 8retbens etne fire Soee.
DteIelbe 9laubt ndmli9 Die @tgentbamerin oes
Qdrfs an lein uno ~beIonoer5 peeienigen I6eiles
b~e6elben, in pel1em bns @ebdnoe Der Supreme
Court tebt. 6rau 6etGe trdgt ba5 gauge Sabr
ba1elbe &attnns&leio init rptben Iupfen, lopie
einen brauneu SuAmantel ron altmootldem
Shnitt. Sore grauen 5aare linp nit einem
@amnltbut bebsdt, Der NIT einigen gang per6Ia6.
ten taanltliden Ylumen ~per3tert 1T: Mm erifen
zines ieoen Mpnats fommt Maoame Settle in
einrs Der @erihts3immer unO penpet l6 nit
etnem guam meneerOaten Stad Dapter an ben
@lert. Das papter lift unbel9rieben, iepp1 Elm
isbr 9rDBeS Steael paran %befsfigt. Die geilteS=
9et6rte 5rau bsbauptet, pas 9apter let tbr gez
Itbtitel auf oas 9ano, %tpprauf baS @uurt6aus
ltebt, uno lie perlanst TRAIT OeGen ben Mietb,tns
nit Der Drp9ung, Die Mtet6er aus n~en1felben ,t|
entfsrnen. wenn le nit Der 3ablung laumen lul4
ten. Na6oem Grau 5eitbe Die perl6ieoenen
@eridtslale teluGt, beeibt fe f6 1T Elm 3ims
mer, In melAem le ibrel 9~iebling, Sir. Simmons
i6Cn lanse an Der Supreme Court a~ugelleIf,
fnDst. 5bm perirnut fe ale SOrgen an, pel6e
tyr bos srcbe @teeutbum berettet, BON meldem
Ntr. StmrnOns mad ibrer Gtettun A9ent unO Ser.
irolter 1T. SObalo Der @rffe Sprilber IN, Fat Die
IN Der Stnblleun9 70 srunOreite 6ran %Sp1lt1n-
ttg Seresiist, baB le tetnen Sent Wietbsias ers
9alten BAT, uno treitt f4 RiQpercniot in ben
GeriGtslalen lumber, tbeils BEN geTbonDlunoen
ub6reuO, t9eils @Ht 9sbenO auf t6r Giaentbarn,
pumit bic Dtslen aus unb etnsebenpen perlonen
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0arifc Oceans lnb meiffh8 @atrtOtila, tpie 8,
9. Sapan nit elmer BeD6lfsrrns BON 30 Mtl-
liunen unb Maba9aStar NIT einer @tnppbnete
sabl BON flint Miqipnen. Die SanOwiAsrSn@
Ieln ano belds2 te MonarGien unC Die itbrtgen
se95ren meiFs ellis eurOpailfen Nla@ten unO
peroen nub peren &e9iernn98fcrm resiert. -
4uf Dem Nmertfantl6en Continent erttirt nur
etne monarGil6e Neeterung, - 8ratlien, pelAe
ieooG cine liberale Gerfafun9 Bat. Sn ben geo.
8rapbilGen Nbtbetlunsen amertfa0 belteben l8
%Ieperate Gepub ten, anpere fno In ben @sburtS~
neben.
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S@E. N~afpner Capt.
8las9snuff3ier9 s. so. g plpstprpu9t.
Qie,,t. s3roine,R G3srichf.~
Nieut. 0raine,e Beridlt.
Ser. Ct. DumRler @lOnttceuu,

~ OtS0N"bTIbt NFUtttNbLIpE {
DOR Sap 6ateraa, 5. Sttbr.
Girl SD babe Die gbre, Sbnfn anju;eiqen
onB i'd bente Mfcr9en 9emaB SDrer SrOre, ben
~inneren Ganal BON 9atteras-Sn btraufteuerte
unD mad lharf nprpw6rts an Der Suite bielt, in<
Dem i9 Don pben gut a~ufpafen lieB. I'm l u6r
30 Min. bemerften mir mebrere Se9elldiffe iibet
benz ~palpt9en Strt4 bon Slime 9leet, ebenlpt an
8e9imelt, ipel6es untey Der Se3eliunsFaggHu
nbrpliGer Jii1tuns marlbirte unO 5pei 9anf=
tpofe nnter erIelben 6lae9e. 81 lss aus Den
0ebpl5 @farten, b%efanpen mir un5 galt3 alabe Det
Suite uno erOfneten Elm Dirflame8 6taer auf Ie
aus elmer @ntTernun9 bon I Nfrile,
Nab unle.er erIten 8pmbe, pelAe tn t6rer
Ntitte plaBte, ROTTEN le ibre SABINE ~Sulammcn,
ltoben ausetnanoer uap eiltcn ben Stranp BIN
auf na1 Dem Nprpen gu.
Ntr Ipl9ten ibner, inoem mir fortpdbrenD
aus 3 Stlden ~fruelten ltno Tie BIG an Gin Gez
bGl3 %trleben, bintcr peI9em lis 3uflu1t luhten
unO an Dem tire S0iffe la9en. 2Bir feuerten
tebt auf pa5 @ebGl3 uno laben, ME lie in flcinen
Sppttn III 9rpber Serptrrun9 unO pTtnbar Iebr
unter IN leren Jeuer leipenp, tn ibre GAiAe an
9~elan9en Iu6ten. Ole OamPfer ~feuerten bier
ailt 8 S1ilfe 9egen ut6, peIde ieopH al tura
lpdreh. ,3lrei iDrer 8pptg, nit Qeuten aeiiIt.
ipncpen BON nIerfn BOmbensactrofcR unO ierz
tGrt. Balp parna0 famen B anoere Oarnpf,
boOte llae 2 9datnppag beran, rslhe 6et benz
@elttse elf ipftassipjr bpinbaroirten, %anleaten.
.24ir ~ieBteaAlnffF 8ater rabig BON i u5r p. m.
.ttS 81 tthf 9la9nttta9s fort; I'M Oiele .3eit ia.
ben mir 3Wei etlite am Strlnpe, petAe ln8 3et-
gen mndtcn. Oa i1 glaubte, pdB eS 0eute pom
SnStana-3eg. leten, l6idte iD Elm bepafnete5
Boot aus ais pie6 Ioueit ans lfrr aefonmen
mar, iute IS Der SCben 5ulitb ~ltir8ten Ole beipen
lt9 ms gSaller nno elmer pom ibne11, Gploat
gSnrren :. 0arp, so. $, 20. Snb. Nea., err
ret9te 9lndIt4 pas SoUt, aber Der anpere, Sis.
gSbtte, ertranf. 6ar0 bertbtet, paB er am Miprs
gen DeS 4. Stt. ~9efangen warO unO oaB unler
6ener ben 6einoen lebr perper6li6 9epelen lei.
Sr la9t oaB nnlere Bcmben 3pei NIT @lannibaft
9eFullte gpote e~etrpffen unp falt Serlhmetttrt ba-
ben. Mebrere Sffi5iere tpurDeu 9etGptet unO
tbre NTerpe ltefen fret lumber. Gr enttam, in.
Dem CT einen Nebelencapitan nteperldpB. Die
Gebellen I~turSten in gr6bter Gerpirrnna nadb ii.
rem S1ifen. 9aro piri9irte inns lest mad Dem
Yunttr, mo- bic Nebelen liA gslantnlelt uno auf
Oele9enbett III entfpninten warteten ,ino i) erz
pffnete abermals Elm ipirflames 5euer unp acr-
ltreute tie mad alien Nidtun9en. gBir b~efanOen
unS ieBt lebr nabe unp batten nur 3 6aoem
@afer.
SD f@sterte Serl6ieOentIi1 auf Die NebeQfrt=
pampfer nit IN lrer ge3p9eaen Garune unb Den
parrot "a Yfinpern unp 9llu6e, Dae Die 6annYn
~9etrcfen ipnroe. SD fanO Die Iraatpeite pes
@el6iBes piel 9ertn9er ais t9 eriiplrtet bate;
mander SbuB 9tn9 nt6t meter ais Gin eepD6na
lteer 32sYfanper. @ini9lteBli9 len0e i'd Die
Nn9abe Der perpenoeten Munittun.
SIR &c,
Qiett 81 q Srn4no
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Seuesunsen Sen. Mc@lenans Mrmee.- 1prSd,reis
ten BON Gen. Smiths SipiIrpn umS SeIeeums ppu Sc
'etnspine. Sprfcbreiten BON Gen. Nprters Sipi1rpn
trdG MiHers Sin.
Wa bt ngtUn 9. Sft. 6elte Niproen
9tn9 bic DipiiiUn peS Sen. Smitb bon Der Song
bridge Dor unb beIebte berpcrraaenne Wuntte In
Der 0e9enp BON 2eptnspile. Sci QanaleSs, Bis
1eBt Der am metlten Spr9el1pbere Soften un|rer
Nrmee, ipurOe Die Dtsifion eetbetlt; Elm Shell
~Serfplgte Die 9ittle Sod Stun @bauTee METER lno
beIeste 9rpSplit Sta, irdbrenp Der anpere bic
nene MrtlllertetraBe entlang 900 uno Snuut's
lnp Mafwell8 6ills, Il Meilen ~pielleits bon Qe=
~tptnspiae teleBte, gateriee1 Inb Snfanterie=
corps prroen an ben 9eetgneten Steuen aufae-
pfanjt uno 10 errparteten Die ~llnlrieen etnen Mns
grif Der 9tfbfllrtt, inpem lie fGrmlih at eirem
Srefen e%tnluceu. Nah 3ltinoiaem Warten TN
Negen ritdten unere Streifcprps Dor rnb beleb=
ten 2epinspiQe, ,pd6renp bic 8ebellen lib auriid<
5C9en. Qspinsptle lopie Die anoern 6eute beleb.
ten Pltntte iperpsn nt6tpieoeraufseseben psrpsu.
Gin She'll I'm ersr Nrmee unter 8rigaOe- Sen.
Ycrter liaGte beate ~ebenfalls etne 8cripartsbeire=
surg ,tnp be1este dinners 6iu, refter 6auo
Don Salls Gbnrb, bon no man pieles Oprf uno
Sarrstt'S 6tl, ipsl6 lebtere BON ben Niauets Der
Sebelen beebt 1T Spllfommea beberr1dt.
Sen. Wc@lelan unb Stab ainqen beute fritz,
be9leitet bon @apt. 8ater's Nfc@leaau'S Oraacs
ner, iiber Die &ettenbriide lno bra6ten Sen aar=
sen Sag bamit 81, Die beute BON ben. 8rnbestrrp-
pen etnsenummenen Steluneen 3uareaanpssiren.
= @e9en 5 llbr eeltern Nabmittdo dina &apt.
8arneY pom "a, 81. 9. 9le9, mitsf0 Nann 8
Nfstlen pberbalt Sails @burh auf rSF Qeeebura-
@banlee unp iiberral6tt cine reitenpe @iaurtpa-
ae bon 8 damn, 8u Sberlt Steparf's @apuDe-
rte 9ebpri9; 3 purpen 9stGptet un0 eiper ess
fan9eu.
unlre 2ette nabmen e~benfals 5 ataqeriutfete
pteroe, IL 5lUttenpitplen, 4 S1bel, eincn Garas
biner unb Elm Seleerpp, Gin Wfero puroe ae-
tSptet, Elm S9immel, tpesben unfere Wiauets {don
otter 9eleben 9aben unp pelmer ~rabrldsinli6
@apt. ycweQ bon Stewarts Sasa0erie oebSrte.
Otes SGarmiibel fsl in Der @ntfernune sun ]
Weile BON einent &ebslsnlaser nor. 90 plSbIi6
mar Der @nsrif uno Die @rbelen iparsn 70 err
l9rodfn, Dap tie ni1t einmals 3eit batten, lire
ptltOlen 5u sieben. Sur 2 9ferpe pom ben s
tanen pappn.
Spn Ser Mrmec.
Gin Gele9ramm BON Stem Orleans BON 4. 3.
Wits. Can Den ytiAmunp Gramtner) beridtet,
tpnb unIere 1ruppen einen bepeutenDen Gprtbeil
erruneeu babsn. Sic baben burd Den Sumpf
etne Yaiia9e SIT benz Sanp Spit a~eeraben, Gin
I N lA ~ N r 49,
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IS SIZE bic @ett regi ert wtrb. Ss
beIteGen jtBt etlpa 100 separate 9tesierua9fn in
Der Belt. 8eiunbe cine t5dffte berIelben lino
eurppail6e Mtpnar0ien, S0ni9rei6e, 5fr3cgtba=
mer II. ~. @on Den eurppGilden 8~e9ieruneen
1T Gnalanp cine ltmitirte Munarhie npmineQ
serfafunsSmdBis In Nirtli4feit aber cine lint
timirte Monardie; 9ublauD unp Selterrei6
aber abl plute Mqaar4ie. Yrrubsn, @panien
uuO SarCinien inS l~imittrte, nit stpei abeeorp=
netel 8ammern. Gs 9ibt4 9tepublifen 1T Gu
rcpa Die S4wei3, San @larinp, Monteneerp
unD gnpora, Die 8 leBteren entbalten cine 0e=
lammtbepDIferung BON 10000 MsnlGen. Die
Ne9ierunsen aIias linp rein peSpOtif6. 9btbst
bat Den Namen einer 9ietarhie, unterl9eibet iA
aber pelentliA weni9 BON DelpOtismuS, Sn
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2tberia unp 5aYti IinD Die ein3i9en Nrger- Ste
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6atteras 3nlet, 6. Qff. '61.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-26
By Telegraph
& WAR NEWS

RICHMOND, September 24-via New Or
leans.-A well informed gentleman recently
from New York, gives it as his decided oPlh-
ion, based on facts communicated 10 him. thai
it is well understood in interested circles that
Yankee proprietoTs Of large interest IN Bruins
wick Ga, have induced Lincoln ts ut out al
expensive expedition with about 10000 men to
take Brunswick, establish G navy yard there
and open a port for the shipment OF cotton.
naval stores and live oak. .
Ssgacious men here think there Is much
reason to believe this, as the Federal govern
ment is almost wholly controlled by sclemeTs
snd Spectators.
RICHMOND, September Pa lady who ar
rived here from Baltimore to-day reports that
the Baltimore Exchange, South and Republican
have all been suppressed, and that the San
soon will be.
The Peabody Institute is being fitted up as a
prison for secession ladies'.
The Central train brought down forty Yam
kes prisoners to. day.
There is nothing new from The camps.
The Examiner iDtimates that a long Cabinet
session W, held yesterday on the policy OK
pushing the war beyond tue CODtederacv. Il
says the CabiRet is divided on the question
some PrefeTring TO order the army into winter
quarters, while others favor an onward move
meht.
NASHVILLE, September 25.-Col. Durrett.
Formerly Of the CouIier) and NJ. ". Barr,
(southern news agent at Lo1isville) have been
arrested, and Sent, With Gov. Morehead, to
Jacksonville penitentiary. We learn that
Judge CatrOn issued a wit of hdbeqs c0rpus to
procure them release but the prisoners were
removed to Indianapolis to prevent its eXeCu-
ton.
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FROM wEsrEHN vlRGIvIa:

We had the pleasure Of meeting in orr city
YESTERDAYS Nj A.. J.. Allenswortb, commits.
sarF Of Col. Forbes regiment, who has lust
returned from Western Virginia. From hin
Se iearn come particulars Of the late fight al
Cheat Hguntain, in which it was reported by
Dortlcrn authority that eighty Of Gen. Ander-
sons brigade had been killed. A little Skin
niah did occTC at the lime ard place stated,
but Instead OF eighty, Tue Confederate loss was
oaiy two killed, two missing. and eighteen
slightly wounded. How many was killed and
wounded en- the Federal side is not known.
but It ls certain that between seventy and
e'ga y prisoners were captured, and conveyed
to Richmond. Mai AlieuswoHh informs ms
that The plan was admirably arranged, and
ths5 Cheat Mountain was a. one time com
pletely surrounded by the Confederatss under
Gems. Lee, Andersen, LoTing, D0nelson and
Jackson, ana bad + not 5een Tor the killing of
Col John A. Washington, who had in bis pos
session tie plans o. attack, a brilliant victory
would have been the result. On bearing. how
ever, o' the death Of his aid, (Col. 7sbing-
TOM Gen. Lee, with bis accustomed prudence,
promptly crdered our troops TO their former
positions. Msj2r A|ilrnsworth reports Gen.
haderson's brigade in excellent health, and
painting for q Eglt.-5asbgiic Gazette Of The
24.k.