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Southern CCmmIssIOners al Work In
ParIs---S sOOs 100000 TO he Leaned 70 the
SOuth-4ZOuayes ana Turc0a for America
----BallOOns, Submarine Screws and
Rats.
We copy the following from the New York Dasy
Be5ss Paris letter Of June Sth:
This government will, upon good and sufficient
security, now offered it Is positively said, by the
Southern Commissioners let the COnfederSted States
have no less than Sl00,000,000. Certain immuni-
ties Of trade, certain advantages On ths Gulf CT
Mexico, certain cooperation in Mexico itself and at
the Isthmus Of Panama Will secure this, and Spain
which is growing strong in the sunshine of Imperial
favor and advice, VIII not only abstain from ObJec
ton, but will to all intents and purposes, aid this
movement
The report of great discoveries Of the precious
metals il at least three Of the Southern States on
the Atlantic seabOard, is confirmed. Specimens are
exhibition in the private offices Of two three
noted bankers hare, and the enterprise which
Northern men might have displayed in working the
new California vii probably fall now, in large
measure, to French engineers and capitalists.
Statements, backed by samples and documentary
proof, have been made to the Emperor concerning
the vast supplies of iron lead, copper coal and ship
building timber the South has at command with
some ready cash capital 70 aid her.
l find that among those who sailed fer New Or
leans soma time ago, were a large number of the
Old African Z0aaves Of the French service and Of
GERS, who go to organize battalons that and the
TurcO and FChssseur d'Afrique principle So you
may have chance Of seeing a little CT the African
aH3 Crinsean style Of fghting-the same which
made an impression at Magenta and SOherinO.
4 legitimate successor Of d. POitevIn has gone to
Mobile with 3 series OF big and little war balloons,
am0ug them two OF those which were used with
such valuable results for recOnnOiteFing purposes,
by Napoleon IN Northern Italy Hs proposes, if
Ia South can accede to his terms. to make Fort
PcksDs untenable in fOrty-eight hours, and by the
aid of a countryman, who in 1859 desired 70 ex-
pertinent at CheribOurg in the water, to capture or
destroy any bOcadi1g fleet within the radius Of i've
kind Of steam wagon for common roads, and port
able RATS for crossing rivers and inlsts. Thus y0u
are likely to find the modern Improvements infro-
duced on an extensive scale, in the horrible epi-
sOdes Of ytur civil war. r.-
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT NASH
WILLIE.

Washington City, Virginia, North CaTons South Carolina,
Georgia. sova Alabama and East Tennessse, Chat
tanooga Railrosa, at61f O'Clock, A, NJ
Northern and Eastern Nails, Nashville and Louisville
Railroad also Western staes twice day. at O'Clock, P NJ,
and 4 O'Clock, A. b.. Way Mails q R p. daily
Southern Mails, New Orleans Memphis, Arkansas and
Mississippi, arrive daily al IA o'clock, A NJ.
Way Nails route, arrive daily at ~ O'clock NJ
smitvle, Alexandra and Lebanon, Way Mails arrive
daily, except Sunday, at y O'Clock, HI.
smithl2nl HopkiRsTille and portion CT Southern Ksr
tucy Clsrksvilie and Mails, daily at 10 O'clock A n
ShebyVile, via Tsne and sils, Monday, wednesday
and Friday at u O'Clock, NJ.
West Tennessee via Huntingdon, Wsvery and Chsrise, H
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday II o'clock A NJ
Liberty, via Rura Hill, stevarts Ferry weekly, Thursday
st II O'Clock A NJ.
CGntrevIle via Vernon and PnsWOOd, South Harper and
Tank, semi weekly, Tuesday and Friday I, O'Clock NJ.
Clarksville, Sycamore Mills, Whites Bend, &C., weekly
FTdsy, e; IL o'clock 4 N.
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NASHYILLE POST OFFICE.
Opens at 81 O'Clock An. / CIosesat7}z Pm.

Open. SISs 9eo;9 N l9 SsISsE sISE =
PARTIES mailing Letters must put them in the oce beio
schedule hours their immediate departure they vii
remain in tAe Office twenty-fours hours.
apIle-tf W. D. McNIsH, P. Il.
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CARR4GE HoRses FOR THE PHEsEDEsF.-A A splendid
span of horses, present % President Davis from
Gov. Floyd a1d two three other gentlemen, reach
ed Lynehburg yesterday, from Wythevlle, On their
way 70 Richmond The animals, one four the other
FIVE years Of age were raised by william toooney,
Esq, Of Wythe county, from whom they were par
chased, at the cost Of ore Thousand dollars fEey
are exact matches Of blOod-bay color, black manea
and tails, and as fine formed animals Is We Alfe
ever seen. They viii leave here this moraihg ior
Riehmond.-L LyRcldeag ReDls5lieas. jels 2sta-
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One Square, one year S3Each additional Square, SO.
dVeEtisers exceeding the space contracted
for, VIII be charged Tor the excess
N THE WEEKLY.
oE DOLLAR per Square fOE the m and FTT oETs for each
subsequent insertion.
Advertisements published IN both he Daily and Weekly, vii
eehsrged the full daily rates with oEshSf the weekly rAs
added.
tRssrtiOa.
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COL. MAGRuDER 10 GEN. BUrLER.

Sir have lust received yours or Ll1e l3tn INST.
With respect to the firing on the anbuscade By my
cavalry have simply to say that the statement Of
your informant is entirely untrue. Ny cavalry
was never ahead Of your column, whose retreat
was so rapid as TO cause many Of your wounded 10
be left on the held while others were carried of
in the rear instead Of the front Of your column las
they ought to have been,) and over bridges which
were Immediately broken down 70 prevent Pur-
suit
You say the citizens who defended their homes
must be considered either soldiers or assassins
They neither; but men defending their fresides
against piratieal invasion, and are entitled to the
respect Of all good men. Messrs. W ting and Live
ly, whose certificate you have Oh aimed while in
duress, were captured before VIKINGS house was
burned.
l stated that they knew the dspredations which
had beencOmmitted on their neighbOrs. Those dep
relations are acknowledged by you, both in your
order and in your letter to me. The last paragraph
Of your order guaranteeing protection only 20 citi-
zens at peace with the United States-that is only
TO persons who think as you think, destroys what
clauses With respect to the Tidette private Carter
Idesre respectfully to inform you that when pick
ct Of four is placed out for twentyfOur hours,
this case, at least is permitted to sleep. This
picket had orders to retreat before large force Of
the enemY.g -Four men against 900, constituted,
however, 5reat-5&ds 20 have justified the re-
treat Of the picket eyens without orders. Had pri
yate Carter been awake, perhaps a retreat would
not have been necessary.
Reciproceting the kind expressions contained in
your letter. Ihave the honor 70 be sir very respect
fully, your obedient servant, 49,. -.
j. BANEHEAD MAGRCDER,
Colonel CommaEding.
To Major Gen. B. f. sBCIgR,
Commanding Fortress Monroe, etc, etc.
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TO BUILDERS.

TO BUILDERS
prepared do the BiEas tsOoF lsg otbe
EE sheet Metal Work ret ssssrF building in th
substantial manner will for such at the Low
es. possible rStes. T. H. RUl AEK & co.,
-. Firatdoor below Post Ohlce on Church street.,
apS-dkW EashI lie, Ten
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il M - wv q NJ NJ
(Successor to Purge s. Swsnn,)
VIII Giles ALE GROCE Il /,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQJORS,
Carney CoIleUe and Cburrh Streets.


w III OL ES ALE GRO CE Il 1,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQU ORS,
Corner College and Church Streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HAS now in store large and well selected stock
Groceries Liquors, &c, ana will continue to receive
sss in partss follows Viz:
Sugars.
200 200 hhds Loaisisns Sugar lOObbIs LoysdngsD. r.,
Crushed, g5 boxes D z Lest
-''-' Coffee.
SEQ bags prime Rio, 50 hagEP prime Laguyra,
uoIasses,
500 bbls Choice PlaatatiOn, 95 5barreIs o syrup,I
GOV do do IS packages St. Louis.
Sundres.
500 Obxs Star Candles, 500 u bxu star Candles,
so bxl TallOw Candles, IS bags Spice,
500 Bhs New York and 800 CASKS soda, 'Pp''' -
70 dale Cement, lg0 bEs do in paper,
50 sacks Raes Ginger, 50 do Indigo, extrshne,
9 cases Dutch Madder, 20 tcs fresh Rice,
200 deEsn Painted Buckets, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
LIQUORS.
2OO bbls Tenn White Whisky, 300 bb Deans extra Whsky
100 do Bourben do 100 do Ward Cary's do
so do Robertson do I25 do Old Rye do
2caSks Jean Louis Brandy, 40 do do Hewssms do
do Louis La Bcrtoa do 50 do julius H. Smiths Old
20 bbs Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky,
25 DO Blackberry do s casks Catsyta Brandy.
10 do Peach do 30 bbls grape do
40 l6casks segnetts de 25 do Ginger do
IS bbls Rum Gin, 20 do Apple do
10 casks Sherry Wine, 25 4 csks Seignette DO
25 bbls Malaga do I0bbls Holland Gin,
2j kegs Lemon Cordial, 25 do Swan do
10 cases Champagne i p;ats, IS casks Gadeira Wine
25 bxs White Wine, % do Old Port do
$50 bbls Fresh Ale, various 10 bbls do Ginger do
brands, 25 baskets Champagne pts
25 bKs Clsret Wine, and quartz,
90 do London Porter.
Tobacco.
300 bxs Vs hrazds 800 assorted bTns
100 do KY, do do $50 do No, do oI'
u.s. Imported Cigars, 100000 Domestic Cigars
feb2-h J. NJ. SWAMI,
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IGHT 4 CO

fold Nashville by G. W. Hendersott Berry DemoviIle
wing Pendieton, and all responsible dIugEists oc2e
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MACAUEAE'S ENGLAND.
TEyE n volume in Cloth aud Paper received and for sale
bv Z. HAGAN q CO.,
. apiI6-a al College street.
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And IN fact all the eonconiants Of debitAted
state OF the system.
As StfTnuIant
It Is quite different from alcoholic preparations It not sub
ect reactions shspe continues exert its influence
gradually and efficiently, az long the least necessity exists for
its presence.
As a Female Medicine,
1t equally powerful effective and restores the equilibrium
sooner and safer than all the other medicines which years
have flooded the markt and which only Injurious in
OF assisting TenoYang the constitution for very
son. too that they only made from the euons Of minds
gnorsnt o. tie Medical profession altogether.
No MIneralsg
Dr. Wright thinks well professional character
the fact that minerals whatever fern the component
parts OF the Ingredients Of his Re1venang ExrWe
ing Ehsrun has been ened the community BY opium
mercury.
Generally, the deSated Dr. Wright would say Never
despair Ne matter how down you may how
weak you aTno matter what the have ben-ferake
at once Uhaeyer has led depart from Hygnc principles
take his
RejUVcnatIng Elixir,
And you will yourself new ran-a pride Instead O.
tue reverse to your friends and healthy sound, and worthy
member OF the human family.
Price So per bottle three bottles for S. and forward
ed ty mail to all parts Of The United States.
Sold by all respectable druggists throughout the United States
and OanAdas. The supplied at liberal discount
For sale By the appropriations
J. WRIGHT 4 Co.,
q and Isl ohartres street,
New Orleans, Las
sold Nashville by g. W. Hendershott Berry Demoville
wing = PendietOn, d
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NASHVILLE, GDGEFIELD) AND KENTUCKY
8 ~ -
Railroad.

~ ezssssE-,zzzk = z-11lz-
Ra1lFOad.
NEW ROUTE To THE WEST AND SOUTH.
MEMPHIS, JACKSON, NEW ORLEANS,
VICKSBUREs, MOBILE, &c.
COMMENCING SA7CRDAT JUEE eoq, ls6L
Trains leave Nashville as folIovs:
$50 M--Memphis Express-Daiy Sundays excepted,
through to MeEphifi9 i5H houIs
4:1O M-AccoInmoiAon Runs Daily-Throush to Memphis
in I72{ hours.
Both Trahz make close connections with trains for all points
The $50 M Trains connects at Taits citation with slaug-
ter Co.'s line Ct -Four Horse Coaches for oPnsye, Hen
dersOu, ac. A. ANDERSON
junel0-tf Roceiver
REMOVAL.
NHTE have removed our Produce Commission busdess
Church formerly occupied BY Nchol, Green Co, where We
shall keep constantly Land large stock Of all articles 10
the Produce line, which prepared to sell at the very
10" P'''''' B. B. CoNNoR BRO.
Nos College street, between Union and Church stree
PROCLAMATION.
1SIIAm G. HARRIS, GOV. OF TENNESSEE,
TOalITgh0 shall see these presents,
Directing:
IL Volunteer ORGANIZATIONS in the State who have here
tofore Arms ani Go not nov held themselves II
readiness for immediate service are hereby REQUIRED % re-
turn them to Immediately at the state Arsenal IN HasViiss
the penalties Of the law viii be enforced
- In testimony whereof. have hersunto set my band
and caused the Grand Seal Of the State, Re aai1si
SLs the Department in Nashville, On ibis 10th day OF
- b. the GoTenorr IsHAM G. HARRIS.
y. Raw. Secretary Of State Gs&F-E Ds
FRESH !Ot Of silver skin aieD Sets and Pumpkin seed
n just s,siysd An1 g sslsby .,,,v,,.
arS+-1 pAAVtAbhA ~
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win be Unauthorized acts Of violence couansitteq
those who are not sufficiently under the restr4s -
Of their commanding officers Ny men coinplain
that an ambulance having the wounded vas nred
into by yeur cavalry; and an informed thai Il you
have any prisoners, they were taken WhiIs engaged
in the psOus duty to their wounded comrades, and
notin battle. 1t has never occurred 20 my mind
that either firing into the ambulance. or capturing
persons in charge Of the wounded men, was Sn 'aet
authorized recognized or sanctioned by any gentle
man in command OF the forces in virginia. Before
this unhappy strife, had not been sOaecust0med to
regard the acts Of my late associate citizens Of the
United States and have seen nothing in the course
Of this contest in the acts Of these in authority to
lead me to q diffsrent cOaclnsi0n.
have the honor to be, most respectfully your
obedient servant, BESJ4NN F. BUTLER.
PS.-InelOsed certificate, By Lively and Whiting,
which will show you that they, at least, received
no harm from the Federal troops. Z. f. 3.
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Horse SrELIER HUse.-Alex Cotton, al'as Allg,
an old offender was tried Yesterday = regular t.e-
neer style by the ciH ems Of He|71s arka1sAs .es
the crime Of hoTse-stealinE, and 9etr6 ionns 3st
eits,aspt Ia the eomuunity On ne occasion we
are indebted 70 M-. Montgouerys Pc srsf5sle 81
perintendent Of the Arsonsss siezrspa me ioF s
above item Of news.--ial. ~ 3 rs ~
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FRESH ,Ot Of Silver skin oaieD Sets and Pumpkin Seed
IA justTs ,eTsd an1 20 ssleby
Ear24-H pAAotAbLA az .
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Nj young Fshing to join Company will be welcome
n in the Fleet Wing ZluaveB Headquarters, Lincoln Hall,
9outh Cherry Street. Meeting every night at o'clock
By order Of the Captain. rs. sULLIYAF,Q.Es
June 6-f
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sDmRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
E0r Liver Complaints BiliOuSness Head
ache, dHcs

E0r Liver Complaints BiliOusness Head
ache, DC.
TNHERE has been oATHARTIC medicine offered to
the public that has given such entire satisfaction Nc
LEANS UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent and
be taken the most tender infant prompt and powerful in
removing all Bilious seoreoas Acid Impure, Feted Matter
from the Stomach In fact they the only Pills that should
be used in malsrious DISTRICTS.
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain the Stomach
Bowels though very active aud searching in their operation
promoting healthy secetons Of the Liver and Kidneys. Who
will suE from BoEsnesE, Headache and Foul Stomach when
cheap remedy be obtaned Keep them constantly
hand single DOSE taken in season, prevent hours, days.
and months Of Sickness Ask for Dr. j. H. McLeans Unver
cal Pills Take other Being coated they tasteess Price
only 25 per BOX, and be sent BY mail any part Of
the United States.
J. n. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine streets, 81. Louis, No.
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a PnHs IA letter from Corinth bring iniorus
tioa tbata fsv days since Gen. clarit pee rssai=
ton f5r thirty extra service men Ufos Ehe e412
snd sitter a few hcuTs absence retafasf ailsr s.P-
~ $40. to-vit: qazntitg of lad. Ioo pouall
fack shot. AID 2S7 pounds powder, Fhish VS.
fonnd st I-t.ka and snpposed II te b r0ts ~
Brownlow' county ed EallIeEs Al,lt
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RIB. mcLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINI
MENTs

IL J. Bs mcLEANsS VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
MENTs
chest External i'm the World for Man or
Beast.
TEH0UsANDs II human beings have been saved life Ct de-
creptude and misery by the Of th, invzusbls Lin
1t viii relieys PAIN almost nssn aneeusly, and it
cleanse purify heal the fouIest SORE in incredible
short time McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LIN INTENT will
lsve invetera Of Rheumatism, GOut Neu
ralga Paralysis Co. trscted Muscles, Stiffness Weak
the JOINTS Muscl Ligamens IL will never fail
applications will Sore Throat, Headache Bsrache
Burns scsds, Pain, is Infsble Remedy.
Try it. and will find ind pensible remedy Keep
always on hand.
PLANTERS FARMERS or any having charge Of korses
will money using NeLesns Volcanic Oil Lniment 1t
speedy and nfaole for Calls, sprains Chsfes,
Swelling, Lameness sWeeny Sores Wounds, Scratches any
external disease Try and you Will be convinced
DR.. J. g. McLSAN, Sole PropristeT,
Saint Louis, Mo-
For sale Propretors prices BY Berry DemoVe and e.
W Hendershott msr-9d- tE&Wly
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To Major Gen. B. F. BUIER,
Commanding Fortress Monroe, etc, etc.
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GBt 1asB6ilIe gnion anb 9usritan
DaIlY esj TrI-Weokly s5j weokiY So.


TxR LIEEs Or Les CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
n HH DAILY.
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obsequies OF Col Burt.

The remains Of the lamented Col.
Burr, who fell 50 gloriously at Leesburg,
having reached Jackson, the funeral obse-
quies took place on Monday. The re-
mains (says the Mississippian of Tuesday,
were conducted from the Rohinda of the
Capitol at II o'clock, followed by the city
and State authorities, the Legislature, the
military companies Of the city, and a
large number Of citizens.
The procession moved according to the
previously arranged programme, to the
Baptist Church, where the Rev. Mr.. An
derson pronounced the funeral Sermon
We had not the pleasure of hearing it, as
was the case with thousands of others
the Church not being large enough to
contain a fifth part Of the people. TWAS,
however, beautifully conceived and pro
nounced with christian and fervid elo
ouence eminently suitable the melan
choly occasion.
From the church the procession moved
on to the burial ground, in the North-eas
portion of the City Grave Yard, wher'
Col. Burts remains were consigned t.
their last resting place.
An eloquent and appropriate address
was delivered to the assembly, by Capt
Edward Fontaine late Of the Burt Rifles
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was ever ready 90 discharge DIS put aud
We can truly Say Dc tel 90 npoat
it H consolation 90 % to feel tls.
whatever the hand q. affection and i.-1d-
ship could offer was chssr.llly rendered
and now that ws Icy him in q soldiers
grave, We drop . Gear ior him 5mbalm bis
memory "a our haatts, ami heartily com
eur IN the following resolutions
RssolBsS, That ia the death Of our be-
loved fellow-soldier, RoaEar JouSsov We
have lost kind friend, good mea-msto
aud q faithful soldier
Rs.oLss8, That We hereby tender our
feelings Of confidence 20 his bereayed pa
rents and friends, and minglo our griet
with theirs in the loss We al sustain.
Resol'sd, That the foregoing preamble
and resolutions be entered on the records
Of the company and copy DO furnished
to the family Of the deceased also, that
one be forwarded to the Eastern Clarion,
with q request for its publication.
WILLIAM WATKINS, Capt.
{. Il. GAsouE Secretary.
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The Legislature,


The Legislature assembled in the Capt.
tol at Jackson, on Monday, Nothing was
done the first day, but to organize by the
appointment Of officers in each House.
In the Senate, Mr. NELL, of Carroll, was
called to the Chair, and Mr.. PORTER, OF
Kinds, appointed to act as Clerk.
In the House, Mr.. Hicks, Of Jefferson,
was placed in the Chair, and Mr.. MILLER,
Of Clark, appointed Clerk. Both Houses
Immediately adjourned to attend the
funeral Of Col BURT.
The permanent organization was effect
ed on Tuesday. In the Senate, Mr.
DaAyE, Of Chootaw, was chosen President
by acolamation. Mr. Porter Of Kinds
was elected Clerk, the vote standing Por
ter Is, Drake 8, Atkins 2. Mr.. BANKsToN
of Kinds, was elected Doorkeeper, the
vote standing Bankston II, Timer 6.
In the House, Mr.. SCALES, Of Carroll
was elected Speaker, on the third ballot
by the following vote' Mr.. Hooker Al
Mr.. Scales 50, Scattering /. Mr.. SRAL, o
Harrison, received Is votes on the frs
ballot, and Q on the second. Mr.. MILLER
Of Clark, was elected Clerk, and Mr.. Eos
TER, of -, Doorkeeper.
No further business was done than t
appoint a committee to wait on the Gov
eTnor.
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Tribute Of Respect
PosT LAFIRR,
Near Enterprise, Miss.

At a meeting Of Company A, Yankee
Terrors, held OF their camp near Enter
prise, Miss, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted;
WnEaEAs, in the dispensation Of an all
wise Providence it hath pleased Him to
remove from our midst our beloved fell
low-soldier, ROBERT JouNsoS, we feel it to
be our duty to bow submissively to bis
divine will, and OF the same time ne es-
TEEN it pleasure to record our testimo-
ny Of the high regard in which the de
ceased was held among his fellow-soldiers
His presence will be known among US nc
more. We miss him as mess. mate, anc
we fail to hear his prompt answer at thu
roll call. In all the duties Of solder h
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Death Of a Jaspsr Grey.


Departed tbis life, Of typhoid fever,
otter en- illness o. 10 days, at Orange
Courthouse, Va, Oct. 90 1861, A. Il.
Turner. aged 10 years, five months and
fifteen days.
The deceased left here, healthy, hale
Young man, and his remains were brought
back BY an afec,ionate brother to be ~
tered within reach Of bis family and
friends. He was a good soldier, faithful
to his duties, and beloved by all his com
pauy. Nothing but fifth in an overrul'
Ing Providence can give comfort to his
aged parents, and the friends who sur
yige him.
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~ The Brigade which has been en-
camped at Enterprise for some time, and
which was short time since transferred
to the Confederate service, left that place
on Wednesday, under marching orders.
Their destination is understood to be
Pensacola. The Brigade consists of the
eight and fifth regiments. The Senior
Colonel, FLINT, was in command. We
venture to say no better body of men will
be under command of Gen. Bragg.