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AGh ADVERTISEMENTS.
To an ,-0TYTRY F8TENDs.

COL. CHAS. D.. FcLEAN has been kind enough o.
l. furnish 100 cords OF wood Tor the pIUr of tns ely
Tree Of charge the Memphis aud Charleston ralrya1'
through their President, Sam. Tate, VIII bring tAls
wood 10 the citV free Of charge. Ne Uust m ke rro-
vision Tor eur poo-: aad 7 REQUEST every human msn
in the Beighborb0Od Of railroads 10 follow M example
Of our worthy Mclean, and no doubt 81 ROADS HtA io1-
low the example Of 5am. Tate Esq
sezs-1m JOIN PARK, Mayor.
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AEFArRs IN

a correspondent Of the Nashville Union,
writing from Bowling Green under date of the
24th, says:
Rousseau with his men are at Muldrough's
Hii. The Federal foTces in Louisville and
along the line do not exceed forty-hve hundred
men. The Lincoln organs of Saturday, ap-
peal for help, beg piteously for Kentuckians to
turn cut and shoot their southern brethren
but their appeals are unheeded, their prayers
are unavaiiing. And it is said that the Presi-
dent has informed them that the ''UniOno men
Of the State must fight their own battles-he
has no troops to give them!
Bowling Green is full Of citizens Of Louis
vile and Jefferson, Hardin and the adjacent
counties, fleeing from the lawlessness and vio-
lenCe Of toe new "pTotectoTs" Of the people.
Another correspondent of the same paper,
writing from Russelvilie, on the 26th, gives the
following
It affords NE great pleasure to learn that in
this INSTRUMENTATION 1S00-there are only
four or five Union men. Reliable information
comes in daily that Union men and Lincoln
guns are coming into tue ranks Of the Confed-
crate army, as fast as they can with safety
reach our camps.
Il is thought that Governor Magofin, Breck-
inridge, and the State rights MEMBER Of the
legislature are now in Oven county, and may
escape arrest.
Gen. Buckner left here at four o'clock P. N.
yesterday, for the Lincoln camp on Green
river, with a strong body guard, six brass can
non, also Col. PalmeT's regiment OF Tennessee
volunteers. Two regiments have gone before
hin, and two more will follow to-day and to-
morrow, making our force about 5000.
The enemy is reported to have the same
f2rce. You may expect to hear Of fighting Oh
running, perhaps both, in a few days.
The excitement here is intense the Con.
federate Gag waves from almost every house
on the railroad. The farmers are sending in
their horses, mules, wagons, corn, hay, fodder,
meat and -four, for the army. The women
too, are organizing societies Of relief and aid
for TIE soldiers, both in camp and in the hos-
pitai.
A few more brilliant victories will bring
Kentucky into the bosom Of the South. II the
true southern men OF Kentucky had arms and
were organized, the Lincoln invaders wouldbt
driven from her soil in thirty days.
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NRm advertisements
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n NAwAY from the subscriber. about two
n months ago. d yellow round shouf- y
ders, about fifty wears Of ago, the joint on her5E
little toe is cut Off IwIII give the above TewaId-2
for her delivery 10 me. W G.. NEELY,
ccI-fws South OF Miss. and Tenn p. Il. Beyot.
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COMMERCIAL HOTsL-

TAyIEG associated with us in business. DR.. T.
II Scot, lats of Nashville, Tenn. whpse long exps
riencs in hotel business viii e-abia us TO ohsr increased
Inducements u oar cd friends and the public ,ar cheir
patronage.
The interior OF the house Is in good conditio On. and
the entire h9u- viii be Put in thorough repair, and
tv-rv eh 70 made 60 render comfortable and azTeelb.e
all who may favor Is - guests.
s. Il. JONES & s0S.
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MR.. J. B. SCUDDER will open his SCHOOL for boys
III on TUESDAY, September }Oth. 1851. School room
formerly occupied by J. ". Armstrong, near the st.
Agnes Academy.
REFEREECEs--Dr Grundy. r.. c. Brirkley, Isham
g Harris. s. P. walker, A. n. Boyd and r. A Parker.
spTq-gw
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BUIDINC AEp Loan ASSOCIATION.

THE Bigsty-5eveDt7 instalmsnt viii be due this
4 Associzti1n On TUESDAY Ccto-er 1, payebe IN
bsukable funds 10 The Treasurer 81 J. z. ChadW1cEs
office, Oad Fellows Hsf. Ths funds vii De loaned .he
same evening, az ths same place atTs O'Clock.
se29-2s J CHADWICK SFcTetare
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Fer &nRR.
GEasGMRG.

A large lot OF Singers No SEWING MACHINES
"A suitable for TIE manufacture o. army clothing, etc.,
all new and in good order. app TO T. s. Ayres, ESQ,
Mpmpbis. or Ia1 2w1 J. @. WHELFSS.
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In assuming the responsibilities OF the u&aagement
OF The Commercial Hotel / VIII saw 10 my Old friends
and the pu0lc that viii be found at ms post in tGe
ONCE 10 greet Them, and see tEst they ars made com
Portable and happy, SO that whom they depart they may
go on their way rejoicing.
Collin u y SCOTT
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courage and loyalty Of such of her citizens as
are disposed to defy the brutal dOings OF the
Washington despotism. The heavy draft re-
Gently made upon the Northwest for a full
force With which to def nd tie Lincoln capital,
will weaken the enemy greatly in that direc-
tion and leave him greatly exposed.
These facts show The southern movement to
be gaining ground more rapidly thsn any reyo-
Ia ion ever before witnessed in the history OF
TIE world, and az ITS strength continues tG
grow, the enthusiasm Of its participants vii
increase, and its victories become more signal
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SPECIAL ORDEa no. 8.
HEADQUARTERS WESI ERN DEPARTMENT ,

HEADQUARTERS WESI RI DEPARTMENT
COLUMBUS, September 18th, 1861.
7 IECONVEEfENCE hes arisen from the detention
L. CT Trains Of cars. yud in some case from their re-
EiovaI by orders os military Jhcsrs, fcOm one road to
another without the raucjIpU ~ the Superintendent Of
he road, therefore, itisBobhsd 20 all military Cdic=rs.
serving "a " passing taroUgh this department, tba5
transportation OF eyerg kind Is furnished and regulated
By the officers Cf the Q-1artermaster'a Department.
uudeg instruct o1s CT She commanding General ~ the
department, and unfortunately Of the Commanders OF
Divisions.
2. Cdicers are strictly forbidden 20 interfere with
these arrangements or 20 rem va cars from Eay railway,
OF to take any raiu beyoad ur 20 q H-reut point from
] that prescribed 10 the conductor in his instructions, or
to detsin any train for shelter for the troops.
3 Presidents o. rallwsy s sTe requested % report, by
| telegraph, TO the General any violation OF this order
BE- command OF Gen. A. 8. JOHNSTON.
| ". MACE.LL- a. a. Enu-.aL- sall In
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e. The Chicago Post SAYS that seven
hundred and tw enty- three letters, addressed to
persons in the seceded States, bad been r%eceiv-
ed and detained in the Chicago postoiiee last
week. OF these no less than three hundred
and sixty-two were received on the 18th, and a
large part of them were brought by the Africa.
~ The New York Express (abolifion)
says: Ten thousand lives and 500, 600 900
will hardly pay the damage of Gen. Fremont's
manifesto. Its effects upon "loYal men in
Missouri and Kentucky are said to be disas-
trous, while the rebels are emb0ldeDsd and
stimulated to greater energy by it.
~ A private letter from Columbus says
Everything here is progressing aOw with sys-
TEN and rapidly. Oar forces, now large, are
being continually reinforced, and We are all
ready to meet the Federsls. The health of the
army is good and improving.
a~ The Lincoln troops took possession Of
| smithland on Wednesday last. They COM
menced their depredatioGs by destroying a fine
orchard in tie suburbs, cutting do@n the trees,
and planting instead a large number of heavy
guns.
"a 4 Baltimore letter Of recent date, after
mentioning some fresh ac's Of imperial GesPo'
tlsm Of the Lincoln dynasty, observes
JEFF Davis arrival in Baltimore would be
greeted with such a trinmphal procession as
the Monumental City has never yet Witnessed.
er Gen. Wise has been ordered to report
himself at Richmond, and will be transferred
to another field of operation. The army in
Northwestern Virginia continues under com
mand Of Gen. Loring.
e The Louisville Journal says John C.
Brgckinridgs passed through Mt. Sterling
about four O'Clock on the morning Of the goth
instant. in a buggy, on his way toward the
Virginia line.
rz5- The Augusta Chronicle understands
that Gov. Blown has sent to the War Depart
nept in Richmond, asking that five armed
Georgia regiments be sent to this State for
coast defense.
c Another levy Of Federal prisoners (25o
in number passed through Augusta (Ga.) E"
route for New Orleans on Sunday last.
E-gpNine companies for Col. W.. ID. Car
roII,s regiment have already gone into camp.
The regiment will be organized this week
fy@The Vick5buTg San proposes Hons n
e Rrogp and W. Brooke, as candidates for
tto Confederate Congress from Mississippi.
e@RaIoa,' The washington correspondent
f6e baltimore Sss, conjectuTes that an eX"
edition by land and sea against Texas, IS ID
the Lincoln programme.
ezLoyg'g balloon makes regularly tive
sA9s Ger dsy from Arlington TO the upper deep,
10 az cut Confederate doings.
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sgSo sEE0r8 Co56Oge.

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COESTFrEz,
MEMPHIS, September 90 1851.
STi5 q siva5Ia tlat no more CJTTONb be shipped t. this
Z place Hutl further orders, Planters are appealed to
not % ship 1t for the pres5Hj. Sh0uld it be persisted in
the Military authorities VIII be compelled 10 order the
c-ctJn returned 10 The coUUtry at the owners expense.
n :. WICKS, Chairman
CT napers COW one welk. nI LIZ
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W.

8lCA2 IS
T0n BBL5. WHISKY Just received IN store and
for sale ~ A 8. LEVY & CO,
huAs $50 Mas street,
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The commanding general in East Tennessee
has issued he following special order
HEADQUARTERS (. T. BRIGEDE5l
CAMP CU68IISGs. sept. y, 1861.
No citizens will hereaftOr.be arrested By the
forces Of this brigade, without especial orders
from these headquarters unless in cases Of &C.
tgai or impending violence. Strong assurances
have been given by the Union men, from all
sections OF East Tennessee that they viii ac-
qujesce in, aud abide by the Constitution and
laws Of the State and the Confederate States.
W. R. GAswELL, Brig.-Gen.
By D. NJ. KY, Asst Adj.-Gen.
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ADJUTANT GEEERAI's OFFICE
OF THE STATE OF Iowa,
nAvpEpapT Sa,tamhar 10 1891

DNT INEVNIl O0III"N|' II I-"|F :
others
The State Of Iowa is furnishing her Full quo
IA Of troops, but calls are made for more, and
thew SHALL BE FURNISHED
To meet promptly the demand Of the Cen
erai Government, and Cf Gen. Fremont, the
military necessity exists Of making a draft
from the able-bodied men Of thYs STATE, be-
tween the ages of Il aud 10.
therefore request that members Of Boards
Of Supervisors vii! report to me the names and
residence of such sbie-bodiet men within the
ages above named, az ars subject to be drafted.
Aud I also ask Of any persons well known in
this department, to report the names Of indivi-
duals liable to military duty.
n. B. BAKER,
AtIutaat General OF Iowa.
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ENTERPRIsE EXTRAORDINARY. tue AP
PEAL IL Sunday publishes = special dispatch
TO The .fvaidschc from Fort Smith, containing
important Intelligence from Missouri ldnd
which was issued ia an extra fUaiaEcae on
Saturday afleTH-OR,) CuboUt gtVtpg US the
least credit for IL! THIS is the more noteworthy
as We have hsd 10 opportunity to publish the
same news in otr regular edition until TINS
morning.
Tie above is from the .7DalaHehs of yester-
day, aEd does US the grossest Injustice. The
4" spsciaw dispatch alluded to, which is SO com
placsntly ~monopOlized by our Contemporary
was not special to itself, but was sent c%onlolut-
" to the two morning papers.
The APPEAL received it simultaneously viii
tae ,4ralaacbe, and paid IFS nati proportion OIL
ne srpcass.
We cannot ask less than that oar nslgbbcl
shall correct the laundering statement whioi
it has made, particularly as we have alwsyi
been very careful to give credit to everythin.
ever taken from i.s columns. The fact tia
the .4Ualaachs several months since copied
special dispatch from the APPEAL which COS
Is one Iuadrtd end tloentg dollars, wjthou
giving us the least credit for it," shah nevs
deter Us from oar usual course Of fair dealing
In this matter.
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WHITE WINTER gEEp OATS.
500 Bushels FED RYE.

A FEW sacks just received, ard for sale BY
n 4. G. CRAIG. Scotsman,
se2s-daw Co. Second anh Union straets Nemnhis.
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SEgnsgen sgs. Gf05gga

4 black or dark brown HORSE. e;ght OF nine
u years oid, branded on the left shoulder 80
with the letters A. T., had ca a saddle 49,
horns and belongs TO the Confederate array. Azy is-
formation left ct he Government stable, on Monroe
street. viii be suitably rewarded.
se2s 30 THOS. PETERS, A. Q. n.
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TROUBLE AMONG rms EoRTHH EsTERN RI.
FLEs.-The Northwestern Rife Regiment on
Sunday were furnished in the arsenal win
Belgian muskets. Having expected tle very
best rifles extant, some Of the men, if not the
msi9rity OF the regiment, swOre they would
not have The Belgian arms, and several bayo-
nets were bent aud broken in anger. 4 le!e-
gram to Gen. Fremont mentioned the affair,
and bis instant answer was 10 put the refrsc-
tory regiment under guard, which was done
after they had made a rush TO both gates in
attempts TO escape, IN which they were frus-
trated by the ready action of some fifty men
under arms. A cannon YVES also pointed at
them, and they succGmbed. After a nights
reflection they were quite orderly, having seen
the folly Of their conduct, and resolved 20
accept the muskeis, which will be exchanged
for rifles aLthe earliest opportunity.-St. louis
Democrat, 24h.
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MARYLAED.-We extract the following in a
Washington lie ter to the New York Post
az Intercepted letters written by a secessionist,
a member Of the legislature Of M5rylan#,
show that the traitor members Of that body
had form ed an elaborate scheme for the pass
ing of a secession ordinance, and an attempt
TO inaugurate an armed rebellion in the State
against the power OF the Federal government
The summary measures Of depressing alone
saved the Stale from the horrors OF civil war.
A PANIC IN PRoDUCE.-APter a storm comes
A calm. Almost every day for a week past
the wheat market has advanced. Yesterday,
however, brought a reaction, almost as severe
"a the panic at SoifeTinO. Heavy receipts,
bi2h freights, and a decline of 545c. in New
YoTk-ail combined to create quite a stampede,
and the consequence was a decline Of 609c.
Der bushei. Corn also decline. 1@2e. per
bushsl and almost everything tended doWn-
ward Chicago TTt5gHe 2jth.
G-ypCoI. John Baxter is eanyassiHg The Sec
ord TKnoxyille) District for seat in the Con-
Pederate CongreEs- Col. Baxter WAS one Of
the nest zealous Union Iaon up to a recent pc
rod, but now declares himself a supporter OF
tha Couth
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GRASS SEE1. FIELD SEED aED GAR-
AEG REEHa

IN store and for sale BY G x. CRAIG.
i seSs-daw Conner Main and Tniou streets.
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nRA ~

I. viii be seen by the following document,
that the daspotism is at last forced to sustain
Itself by a rssort to drafting soldiers, for the
purpose of filing up the ragged ranks Of the
Federal army. We opine that IL it is kept up
to any great extent, we will witness several
more Bull Ran affairs -
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Gas. LoRlEG.-A correspondent in Texas
writes that Gen. Loring, late colonel of the
United States Mounted Rifles, and now in
command Of the Confederate army in North
western Virginia, saw hard service in the Tex
as war Of 1886 though only seventeen years of
g-. NJ ERa TINA
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LATER FROM C~OLUn8US.

We have a letter rom Columbus, under cate
Of tie ooh, which says that Information had
been received from Cairo, which was deemed
reliable, giving further particulars OF affairs
in Missouri, It was to tue eject that Ib5
Federal loss in killed and wounded was 1900
prisoners 240O, and four steamboats, freighted
with supplies and ammunition.
From the sane source, intelligence was also
received that Gen. PRENTrss, while on his way
With a reinforcement of 1900 strong, was
captured, together with his entire command
By a force Of 5000. thrown out by Gen. PAIGE.
to intercept them. Everything hat reaches as
confirms our fTs. glorious intelligence, ans
gives 70 the Lexington Of our revolution
position in history as prominent as that occH'
pied BY the Lexington If 20.
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NEW SOUTHgRN BXGLl,H GR m ,1R

FEfHs undersigned have now in press, and about the
4 list dSy Of FoveBb'r next viii publish, A Mex
DURzERE ENGLISH GRAMMAR,
By Rev. ALLEN NJ. SCOTT, D. D.,
Late President Of south Gisson College, in this State.
DR.. Scott is a Tsnnes scan BY birth snd eeuczissB. ana
he has been q practical teacher in rzriOCs parts 81 fhe
Ssuth snd Westfor thirty years. ne has made Eng
Iish Grammar a spec auty, and perhaps has taught that
science to 90re FeTs9ns than any other Ia the sog hern
GOufe5sracy.
The forthcoming work has been examined ia MS BY
many critics, and in every Instance pronounced 70 be
emmeDtly adapted 10 the purposes Of schroi Instruction.
Tue rules are brier and comprehensive. the i~lIustra-
tons are numerous, ana The notes juss sucn as the stu
dent may need. The examples ia parsing are mostly
new, end The bo9k viii show "a almost every page that
il Lsa
SOsEsaerss ESfOTk bg q Southern
sEsEghOE.
We appeal TO teachers and all others interested in the
eaEss OF Southern EducaIisu. TO sustain Us in this st.
tempt 10 furnish School B-0ks fer eur people. Let Us
have no more school books OF t7zehers from the North
Let our divorce from those fanatics VINO haze crown
rich upon our Industry, and sho ara nov seeking 20
su5jugate Us, be ex-euled to our literature in an It's
departments.
E-rbe Price Of theGrammar Eiubs - csnis.=2
Liberal arrangements made to supply schools, etc .etC-
Booksellers furnished at a liberal q discount
HUTTON 4 FRELIGH.
e. &c have also ia PREPARATION from ths same au-
t5Jr. q new spsler. se29
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ssCmARIrY REGErS AT aOmE.,

EDITORS APPEAL: I wish, through your
columns, to cali the attention Of those who
are DESTROYS to aid and assist the soldiers who
have enlisted from Tennessee, to'the fact that
a great many articles Of clothing, provisions,
etc, sent to them from home, never reach them.
1 would sugges. that som person be selected
to whom all such things can be given, and who
can go in person and deliver them. A great
many Tennessee soldiers are suffering for
clothing and blankets, and yet, while this ia the
case, Tennessee folks are sending clothing,
blankets, etc, out Of the State TO soldiers vh0
yolsnlesrsd from otber States. l: seems to me
that the brave relative and friends who have
taken the field for your defense should fast be
the objects OF your care and attention. They
are suffering now for these comforts at Column
bus, KY, the winter is approaching, and they
soon will march farther n0rthwaTd, and you
cannot do thfin q greater kiHdacss tkGH to i'm
HeGiately Sead each one Of Hsm blankets and
clothing. I DO not wish to thrust myself before
the pubic unceTemonionsiy, but am Just from
Columbus and know what the Tennessee SOL
dieT5 are tn need Of and entitled to receive at
your hands. Let "charity begin at hCmtn is
the best motto that can be adopted 10 this
case. T.. H LOCKWOOD.
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rzsFThe Yick5burg San proposes Hons A.
G. Brown and W. Brooke, as candidates TOT
inc Confederate Congress from Mississippi
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NEW LIVERY AsD SALE STABLE
r.a9p 81,
ktravsd or Stnlnn.

ETBO& The subscriber, on Septemhe-sA
n 18Th. o1e sCrfel mule and one bay nulas -
wsen left each with a rope round The neck.
liberal reward viii be paid for thelr return e.
me on the corner Of Besl and Hsrnsna9 streets, south
Memphis Market.
Be26-iW y. PHILIPS.
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RY5 The Louisville Journal says John c.
Brgckinridgs passed through Mt, Sterling
about four O'Clock on the morning OF the 10th
instant, in a buggy, on his way toward the
ViTginia line.
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RECEIVER FOR WEST TENNEsseE.-Howell
T. Jackson, Esq F., OF Memphis, has been aP-
pointed TO the caice OF Receiver, under the
Confederate confseation &C, for the Western
district Of Tennessee. TRk is an excellent
appointment, and viii give entire satisfaction
where Mr.. Jackson IS known.
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"a The Nashville Gazette says that the
Conestoga, one Of the Cairo gunboats, a few
days ago ascended the Cumberland river on a
piraJipg expedition. she had no pilot On BOARD
who knew tue river, and in consequence she
ran into a ledge Of rO;ks just below Eddyyilie,
and damaged herself very seriously.
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Late accounts STATE that the small Pox
had broken Oh. in Cuba, near TO ClenfuegosJ
and was making sad havoc at Remedies.
Twenty deaths a dayw vas the average, and ore
fourth Of the population had been cut off by
the eniaemic.
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az Nine companies for Col. W. h. Car
roIl;g regiment have already gone into camp.
The regiment will be organized this week
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INDIAN OUrsAGE.-Advices by The last
overland mail from California state that four
teen families Of emigrapts, numbering ovcc one
hundred persons, were inhQmaHly buEcheTed by
Indians al Fort Lake.
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yLowe's balloon makes regularly two
Ia s.,g cut Confederate doings.
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r7T The Augusta Chronicle understands
that Gov. Blown has sent to the War Depart
ment in Richmond, asking that five armed
Georgia regiments be sent to this State for
ea=rt GePcnse.
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eSs"Ion,o The washington correspondent
s1e baltimore Saa, conjectuTes that an eX-
pedilion by land and sea against Texas Is III
the Lincoln programme.
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e Another levy Of Federal prisoners (2oo
in NUMBER passed through Augusta CUa'J e"
route for New Orleans on Sunday last.
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@The BradOn (Miss.) RegagTieaa hears a
great deal Of complaint among The cotton
planters Of that section about cine rop' in
cotton. i adds "Cnless we have a very Ia
vorabls fan the crop win be short, owing to
TIE immense amount of rain that has fallen,
causing the lower boils to rot and the middle
20 shed.D
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e. The Richmond Eze#iser processes to
fbe "satisfed hat tie statement Of a diver
gence Of views among the members of the gov
erDment upon the mode Of prosecuting the war
is entirely correct"