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could by proper energy have had credit TO that amount
in London, srd cur ccast might, ct this meaent, be
thoroughly guarded by steeplsed stsamers The same
result BY the same msaps, might still be Effected PR
hop, In time to anticipate the inrosd which the enemy
mediate against US. We know they are making immense
preparations 70 burn our cities and ravsge river
shores BY means Of ironcased vesse and yet 90 far
a. we ara advised our authorities making no prspa
rations to meet them. It viii be poor boast for Mr..
Memminger that be has expended but so Millions If for
the want Of few additional mlions cities are des
troyed and oar land desoated.
Mr.. Memminger suggests serious objections, "ths
possession sportaon and management of the crops BY
the We do not understand that the scheme
proposes to throw these Abos the Government. Let
the crops DO sent To warehouses and insured BY the
planter for twelve months the certificate Of the lnspec
tor and the policy Of insurance to be forwarded to the
Treasury Department few additional clerks to regis
ter these would - the only increase Of patronage in
volved in the proceeding Even If 500 agents were re-
CURED the scheme would be less obnoxious than that
which has sen. forth Ave six thousand collectors and
assessors in quest Of petty tar which may serve little
other end than 10 re mburse the officers and harrass the
people.
Virginia, though interested In this scheme, Is 10
less amount than tho States to the South Of The
Cotton States which producs but single crop are re-
duced to . very painful condition. They cannot sell
their coon-they no. permitted to deliver it
in readiness for sas The consequence Is that they will
for the means Of subsistence b, at the mercy Of the
usurers. II this all, they, as well as we. would
make shin to weather the Storm but the safety oftbe
Republic at stake. The sscretarys policy Is playing
into the hands Of the enemy and aggrsvsng the evils
of the blockade which, under wiser dispeasation in
stead Of evils, would be blessings.
A. least, these are our views. We need hardly add
that 10 throwing them out we do not design TO be un'
dsrstood as impsachiDs the purity and patriotism OF
the views of the Secretary
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LxrrKR YRor qREENRRrER R1yER.
Special correspondence Of the Lynchbu,s sepsbscsa-
CAN'T BlNow. Grssnbrier River,
pocsbontss county, Oc, Is,

Special correspondence Of the Lynchbu,s sepsbscsaL
CAN'T BlNow. Grsenbrer River,
Pocsbouias county, Oct Is.
Dear Rspu5g;edn-In my last letter, the lsb, told
You that We we're expecting 6ght every moment bat
nothing Of the kind has yet taken place. .
Ga Wednesday, at IL o'clock, our boys were again
called TO arms By order of Gen Jackson, Who had ~
ceived information by scout that the ensmy bad hred
upon our pckets and were advancing In consdersois
numbers. In moment the camp passented the appear
Of immense bsehive-companies OF sold es we're
marching In every direction getting their positions, and
81 anxious for the fray for which they have been pray
ing since the battle Of the 3D. But the enemy did not
oome he thought 1t prudent to retrace bis STEPS
and return to his den In Cheat hountaiu. am inform
Cd by the Lieutenant Who In command Of the pick.
cts on the Cheat Mountain road that he saw two reg
menu approaching camp. but for some reason IN
known they reraced their Steps and marched back We
were all much disappointed At not having brush.
We well fortified at every point, and the men
50 confident that they defend themselves against Eve
times our numbers, tbey will fight like many de,ik
The impression prevails hers that Gen. Rosecrans has
united his forces with that Of Gen. Reynolds Cheat
Mountain and that they will attack US in few days. If
they do come. you may rest assured that the bloodes
battle will easue that ever took place the American
continent and there will be dead Yankees left In
the me idow at Travellers Rspose than the Of Dixie
will be able 10 bury or the rsvenous vultures OF the Al
leghaniss to devour, IN three weeks.
Much sickness has prevailed 10 our camp, but am
happy to say most Of the boys oonvastcng, and
think II We can have one good fight there will not
be half dozen sick men In the hospital.
You have no idea what happy efeot battle hiss up
on sick soldiers. Ia haste, W. W. II.
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The Atlsnta (Gs Inteiiigsne~ thinks tho sisns are
plain that PnmoD. viii give Lincoln and bis Govern
rnsut troubs Ia The Western States, II he does not
lad revolution there TO separate the West from
the NORTH Largo public meetings have already
been held which demand = separation Interest will
govern the masss and they already see that their In.
forests are not subservsd by war with the South. Ere
mont 10 inscriptions, and will hesitate ct no'hirgto
bold on to, or attain power The Lincoln Government
kno1s sees, and feels this and to save tue Western
States its energies and strength will be directed How
to dispose Of Fremont s what will trouble them To
retain him in command is rsking too much 70 depose
him they dare ro lest revolution In the West l
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Ano,her Fruit OF Ho me Rnterprizo.

We were sboWn yesterday q serviceabIs and season'
able product Of virginian handoraf in the form Of an
Infantry sword, from the Factory of Mckenzie Co.,
near Charlottesville. The sword and tcabbard, in all
their pars, were manufactured at the establishment
named and do great credit to the skill of the artisans
and the enterprise of the proprlsOrs In short time,
they will DO able TO supply twenty-five Of these admir-
bic wesp,ns week, and must dad ready sale for them
among persons In search Of swords for real nse The
shape Of thu blade which has the tsmperng Of watch
spring. Is very 6ne and the Ct and poiss Of the weapon
are perfect In fact Il w. In an respects % far y W
ean Judge, n that need be desired.
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par. Of entry aud there perormel CERTAIN degree,
sc fanc,icns o. trading vessel position az e)nl-
p.insnt would b disaI6sd one, and &c should have
me right TO dsms5d explanation OF Great Britain
AZ Il s il to Us, decidedly at dlSadVant-
age aud put With the ndiynity az ~e best can
[From u New York Tribune, O,I lkl
"ARaY ANO NAVY"
Recruiting for the regullr army continues very Out
Ct uo Only in New York. buE also in all the interior sta
lions with the exception OF B1d To- which is doing near
" g much business Boston, Pniladephii and New
York put toge her The old ofics hers booked only
len msn Ass seek Buff ID teit IN twelve ichester
BJstoa amt iiadelphiA 70 four new em es at
Albany, Reading, Pa, Win ngIon, d !, and Bhdge-
port CJn when Op ned about the middle OF sep
temper, have not succeeded Ia eLlsdng single man.
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The Rumorea Defeat of Frem ont.

We gave yesterday paragraph from the Clarksvlls
(Tsnn.) Caronieis reporting that Fremont had been
routed aud compelled to surrender to Gen. Prcs. TIE
folio sing taken from the Nashville Union and american
ha, probably the same origin as the report OF the
Chronicle, but though |. Is more positive and circum
sandal We must caution the reader against permitting
himself 70 believe It. The The New York Herald Of tie
10 b, which has been received In this city makes
lion Of meeting between the armies Of Price and Ere.
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TIE COAST or NORf Oh CAROLINA.
The Ch.rlotte n. q. VIVA OF . lac date saIs:

We are glad 10 learn that Brig Gen. Hill Is putting
every thing in motion In his department. our coast
He 10 erecung new batteries and putting every thing in
order for the reception Of the enemy We learn that
oar Sounds will be covered with armed vessels TO meet
the foe every point We observe that Ger Hill makes
requsion upon the people Of Craven tor one fourth
of their tave force for twS weeks aid 10 the
ZION Of the batteries He also proposes accept veg.
iment or battalion of volunteers for Local fsLce
from the counties OF hyde, Beaufort, GRAY Uattere
Jones 0nsiow and Lenior TO serve In the She
they belong except in an emefgei cy.
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hon. W. 4. Like, OF MISSISSIPPI, recently killed In
duel by COL Chambers, in Arkansas, opposite Mem
pbs, was elected Is American Representative to Coo
gress from the vck.burg district in 1888, and at
lime received his party vote for Speaker ia oppoS 70
Banks Last winter he was in this city ss Counts.
soner from Mississippi to Virgins, and made very f
vorabls impression on all with whom he cana In COO
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ELECTORAL TICKET FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.

For tie State at Large.
JOHN r. EDMUNDS, HslifsI.
ALLEN T. CAPERT0N, Monroe.
l. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of hiddlcseI.
Q. CINCINNATUs W. NEWTON, Of Norfolk City
s. R. T. DANIEL, of Richmond City.
4. WIN. =. THOMPSON, Of Dinwiddis.
g. WOOD BoULDIN, Of Charlotte.
g. wN. L. GoGGIN, Of Bedford.
7B.F RANDOLPH, of Albemarie.
8. JAS. W. WALKER, of Madison.
Q. ASA ROGERS. of Loudoun.
10. sANL. @. WILLIAMS, of Shenandoah
II. s. MCDOWELL REID, of Rockbhdge.
10. henry A. EDNUNDS0N, Of Roanoke.
Is. JAS. W. sHEFFEY, OF snythe.
Il. HENRY j. FISHER Of Mason.
Is. JOSEPH JOHNSON, Of Harrison.
ls. 4. b. FT1ZHUGH. Of Ohio.
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bill has been introduced into the Tennessee Legis
lature TO provide comfortable wooden huu instead Of
CANVASS tents for the comfort Of her soldiers ddug hs
winter. This good move, and deserve. TO be follow
ed BY the other Sstes There nothing do for
the comfort Of soldiers that ought be neglected
Il not only right aud propsr. but s is 'oun4 economy
make the best provision In power Tor the soldiers
this winter.
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PopuLIR SENTIMENTS Hereafter, says the Algerine
ysvs Boy Northern exports must pay for Northern i'm.
oorts and the Northern people must ind some other
market THAI the South for their manufactures Of every
Kind and description. Lt neither peace nor war induce
us ever to deyiae from this determination Insist upen
It's Observance By the living and antmt il TO tho unborn
p maxim never to be violated.
yo,,B CIrotIsi coSyrancr.-!The next session Vi
IN. North Carolina Auuul Conference Of the Methodist
En,scopaI Church. S,uth viii CON mence In Louisburg
an "wednesday, the 4th Of December next The vene.
rsble Bishop Andrew will preside
TUE GosrrL-The Tennessee Bible Society announces
thai thew will soon have on hand, for the use OF The
soldiers 900 copies OF the Ne. Tes snt scriptures
.hioh they viii furnish to other Bbs Societies through
ont the Confederate States at u 80 per dcz,n.
A F.r. MIAxrr has been opened in Mobile for those
ho are not able 10 purchase their own provisions -
T;cLets ara issued by the members Of the Ward Cou.
mttees to such persons aspPy to them for assstance
Hos. JosS E WARD, who recently eft ssvauu.h to
ysI, sck son In Rome Italy, passed through the
ke, rs' ssy and when last heard from 90 the 2on OF
september he bad crossed The Chdn Bridge ct Niagara
10 Q Canada
Ars sraixr-It IL said that Secretary Cameron, OF
thu comm Of tbs battle Of Bull Run iuplorsd
the oh Psnusylvans Regiment 10 "strike for their
homes" and they did SCAT the rae Of ten miies IN
hour.
Dryrscr The New Hampshire Gar,tts, the Oldest pa
In the United btaet, ctPVu NV uays s6V =. tno
aga of one hundred and Eve years. It was ioog lead.
iog aud il faential paper iu the Granite State.
SorrnIso.-Tbe Nsupbis lppsa! learns that Parson
Bro.nlow Of the Rockville Wing, has become so soften.
ed toward the Confederate States tbst be even whispers
of raitiug regiment for the war.
Dr. q. B. Wiodship. of Mass, q. lecture In Brgh.
ton last week. actually lifted twelve at once each
AZ whom was heavier than himself end oil having
combined weight OF over eighteen hundred pounds
A general order has been Issued from the Eogi,sh
War Department which authorizes the payment Of one
frtbng per pound for the recovery Of all thot dssd
from ga rissn 6eld gunh
Tho Yankee Govsrn snt DO, Issued an order foe The
construction Of three hundred wagons, to be maze
u,o1 the same principle aud Of the same material - the
N talic lifeboat
i-gle firm In Philadelphia employs leo lands In
ihs msnufsours Of shirts aud drawers for the army Sx
mills sre required to furnish the necessary supply Of a,n
mel
The frs. jewish hotel c7er opened 10 the capital Of
Austria aud employing mona but Bebrev servants, has
jus. publ she'd its aiv,r ssments in Vienna.
The U 8. storcsbip R'lief Commander De Camp, 'r.
F;ved at New Yosk 90 Saturday evening. from Loaado
coast, Africa.
The tsanos Of the rebel prisoners from Governors
Ilsnd, New York, trsnsfsrrsd to ssdlsss Island
On Saturday.
or the tbirty-slsbt Locomotives on the hsshsus saA
Lausvils ralrsaa ths rsbsh Aavs seissd tAlfssss.
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IMPORTANT RUMOR.
For the Nashville Union aud American.

Mrasss EsIrons,-Ths news has just arrived at this
place rhsi Gen Fremont Ia badly cut up aud completely
routed This news Ia taken from the Evansville Journal
of yesterday mornisg II lie stated that Gen. Wool with
large force (yS, oO0 Ia on hs way to the West au
happy to lad both cE and soiies here in doe Cpl.
MA We have meeting for tomorrow Of the ladiss
and citizens 10 aid Of the Southern army. All praise Is
dus to our Southern women. They are much In ear.
nest that they hardly ever fail 70 oban what they ask
for the sold re.
sirce xrltirg the above, was introduced to Mr. NIL
ler who road Che statment Of the Evansville paper -
The victory was by Gems. Price and kcCullcch whose
forces came upon Frenouts army from different drec-
lions.
hope you msy soon be.abls to ANNOUNCE the conar.
nation and particulars Of the above.
Yours, 60 JoNS =. CAhSsslL
Clarksviic, Oct 10.
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Extracts from the ttsuntoa Spectator Of s3i
NEWS FROH WESTERN VIRGINIA.

We learn that General Floyd, with bis command, has
crossed New River, at Rchmonds Ferry, aud 70 on bic
way to the mouth Of Coal River aud that Gen. Lorng
with the for es under him. has gone 10 Carniaxs Ferry
on G,uley River. We have not learned the movements
OF Gen. Leo and the forces which previously under
the command Of Gen. Wise, though It u rumored that
they will come back 70 Meadow But.
Ga the evening Of tue 10 b instant, about sun down,
scouting party, portion Of the Greenbrier Cavalry
we're surprised BY largo party Of the enemy .; the
house Of Mr. Hiuke, IN Nicholas county. All OF our
party excerpt Ne. Bu,kbar(a German, extensively known
10 the valley Of Virginia o teacher OF musc) bad
gons to the barn 70 see about taking care OF their
horses, when the scouting party OF the enemy came
up and surrounded tho house. They commanded
Hessrs Burkhan and Hlnkie 10 surrender, wtioh
her, In their helpless conddoI, agreed 10 do
Taey inquired for Whereabouts Of tbs res: Of our
pr.y, and when informed BY hr. HInkle that they
we're at the barn, they started for the barn, com.
handing BurkbNt ard Hokle TO follow. Our men Il
tie barn the snemys scouts approaching TO capture
hem and ran a. fast Is possible, snd whilst they we're
being pursued In one direction Burkhart ran - fast q,
he could In the opposite and succeeded In sfecdng bis
escape. He slept In the woods all night, and on ra.h.
log the road In toe morning tue traoke OF body Of
Infantry which had passed. which be supposed numbered
three and i've hundred IL In sarmsed that this
body Of tho enemy on their way 10 the Sinking
reek vale, for the purpose of driving OF the csuls.
We suppose that al OF men succeeded In efsoiog
their escape.
An attack upon our forces at Camp Bsrtcw, under
Gen. b. Jackson, Is daily expected. On Wednesday
last our pickets were driven In. The soldiers here
.bould be sent on soou possible.
FTrr.ErsRrH Va. REaMEsT.-The ssh Regiment,
Col Goode OF Bedford, is now complete, being compes
ed of seven companies from Bedford, two from Frank
tin aud from Amherst, and will soon march 70 the
)untains West CT here where We have other forces
confronting the enemy. We understand that Bedford
county mas furnished % companies for service Seven
companies Of this Regiment have been stationed here for
time, awaiting the arrival Of the other three 70
complete It. The officers are Edmund Goode, Of Bed
ford, Colonel Samuel Letcher, Of Rockbrdge, Lieut.
COLONEL and Stapleton Crutcth.ld, OF spotsyivsni'
hsjor.
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The Episcopal Convention now in session, at Coumbs,
Al we learn by dispatches TO the Mercury getting into
sort Of snar shop Elliott repor ing from the COM
mi,,es on the Constitution and Canons proposes that
the raus Of the Church should be he Protestant Eps.
cop, Church 10 the Confederne ssates Of America and
Bishops Davis Meade and Lsy while Bishops Otey, A..
knsop and Greer strongly favor the name Of "Oatho-
tic Reform Church" All the Confederate Bishops are
present excsp: Gen. Polk.-Auqrs.a Chroniels
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TEE CoRPoRArroS OF WncHrsrri, Va 10 addition TO
the Of 900 heretofore appropriated Tor the relief
Of families Of Volunteers aud Mi 1. Of the town. have
appropriated the further sum Of sl,7so.
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AnAAnas ID.

On the iGh dsy Of o,tobe isa By sew J. osHon At the
reidenee OF he brides iathtr. Gu T. BOOZE OF lie
Virginia nj -rnce, Captain Of Conpsn, 81 Tres and
Sens Of the souih esl 3, sinsnt, Virginia 'oe
nAsa, dsugh sr Of Mr. lsae b. Of unty,
ylrgips.
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COMPLIMENT TO A YOUNG GENrLEaAN OF AL
BENARLE.
From the Lynchbsrs Republican.

Our young friend, Captain hicsj.b Woods, Of Abe
MARIE OF ses lets u, (Gen. E,yds camp this
morning for home to enter upon course OF studies at
the University OF Virginia. He my messm,le, and
Is the best and most intelligent young Of my &C.
quaintahoe. We shall all miss him gr.sLy.
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THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. a., 1851.
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There are more than thou'and invalid soldier, ct
this Tine, in s Hospitsl Of Stauntcn, aud about FIVE
hundred and City iu tho Hospital at the Rockbddge
Alum Spfinga
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FRoN YREpERICKsBURG AND TaE POT0HAO

The FredeiiJs,bmg Nsgs Of Tu'sdly, the 22i says
ORR B.rrERIls At wokK.-Al yesterday afternoon
sizing vas goiug on at Evauspc AID last night and this
morning at Aqua Creek. We hope they have SUNK
something
Fne drlrg wss Federal, and lower down the Potomac
Il AZ Muhss Point, should have heard. Lies here
are numerous 10 day.
TIE Herald of the same day ssys:
On Saturday, two schoonefs being toved up the
river a steam tug. Whom within range OF one OF our
batteries the dogs Of war" oose6 and so warm was
ErueDg that the steam tug quickly let go her hoi on
tho scbooutrs snd ignoby deserted them 70 their late
The tug down tee Ser aud the schooners were
brought sshuTe under oae Of ltteee. Ooe OF the
.hoo. ers wac load With wood, and ~ other bad on
board 49, bales Of bay, from ksne $50 brels OF oe'
9ent su elegant piano six eight casks supposed to
IL filed with bacon ard other small stores. Ono OF our
hots had gcae through and through OF tie schoon
er and mcst likely uek the tUg, which was on the
i,suayd keeping out OF puoh danger. Us possible
l. was ps blby this shot that induced the tug to cast
l,ose and show Der heels at Bull Run speed.
We hlva slpos sscersined that cue OF the sho'ners
wsg struck no lees than eight mes and that three
;ur OF the cannon balls gotten out OF the bales OF
tbe hry after she bad been brought ashore The tug
leved 10 bave been seriously rjured as she drew CT
the Maryland shore, aud zone are OF the opinion that
sh has since sunk.
Yesterday evening heavy csunonsdiug was heard IN
xn and tseg sphc dispatch reports II to have been
"Iowa the river probably at Pfsts Point OF Matthias
Point-if the latter the enemy vas bonbarding some
private residence enemy that existed only in nsg.
nation.
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IgPORTANT FROM SOUTHEAST KENTUCKY.

IgPORTANT FROM SOUTHEAST KENTUCKY.
The Tszswen county (Va) Democrat, of Oct. 18Th,
sys:
Mr. sartn l. Conan, bearer Of dispatches from this
place to Pres.onsburv Kentucky has ls arrived from
rp TO the lt,ter place. He briggs desphch from Col
Fcklin in command a. Camp Smith, Pfestonsourg, ny,
s.srirg thst they were menaced all sides by the
eusny-I 500 troops ara clmyed at the above place
hqtolg 400 Of these are armed Two buldred oil those
rmed had been detailed attack 100 OF the enemy STA
toned at Il, Greer which attack 10 bs made at
ybrsAk on Saturday orSuldsy last At the mouth olths
Sands river are goo Federal troops 700 at Mount er-
n. and considerable force, number not given,
=: Ashland beleW, and PerpOnt above the mouth OF
,ndy Also 4 body OF Uaion troops coming up the Tug
iask of Sandy 20 make descent Plkeyiie. Three
tludred Cavalry lad been sent from Camp Smith
% repei thfs invaders The Cavalry expected 70 he re-
iforcsd by Iiars and conc OF the cit zsrs OF Pke,
which event they voald be sufficiently strong TO rout
tho Federals However Col ckn Ia hi5 dispatch urges
CI O. Moore nov at Abingdon, TO advance lis
command Immediately to PiSeve with all the srms and
ammunition TO be had also begs prompt and speedy
the part Of the Committee sect to Richmond 10
pocure arms ammunition, &c and says that the troops
At Camp smith" are in eat danger OF becoming de-
moyalzod BY being compelled to lie 80 long Inactive.
StouIi the detachment Of cavalry fail n checking TIE
adv nee OF the enemy up Tug, and they gn pc eson
Of PlseviIe Scamp Smith" would then De cut on ron
me iias connection With n part OF Virginia, ana
g arms and nuoitons Of war now on the road, des-
lined for that point voull De intercepted when our
i1foraant eff tie ctEas Of Pkevie we're hourly e1'
psoIinE an attack and great excitement prevailed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-24

Grs. WILIAK q. BROWNE, Of calp'psr, Is announced
as q candidate for Congress In the Eighth District
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ave the honor 10 be, SIR, your obedisnt servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.

FsoN IHE kAsAwHA -hr. frank fierce pas arNou
A, Cincinnati ciec, from Gen Roseorans headquarters
When he LETT Gauley, ls NJ Saturday last General
R,secrans was ere mped az miles dstsut from that point
h,yiog fallen back f. IN the summit OF SsWel mountain.
l. appears that neither army had transportation to get
TIE necessary scppe aud both had fallen ba, during
tho same night for comfort and better protection Toe
cuemy we're elcAmped tweEtysK miles from Gen R'ss-
craus Gen Lee is reported 10 be in command Of the
e5emy. Mr. P.eic9 dia no. 'arn their strength As be
came down be It eight hundred wagons on the road be-
tween Gluey and Charleston With suPoiies.-Na! Int
If II h
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been seat to Governor Morgan, and similar ones have
been sent 70 ;hs Governors Of ell he States on the sea-
board and the Lakes: