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PARsos BRowsLow's so1LP.-Thea Louis
vile Ky. JCt4nal say l5aI "a '.ii2 3ii ,

All the Southern troops, on, arriving al
Knoxville, call loudly foryP Psrson Brown.
lowis sea p. Now. the Parsen ia q very kind
and obliglng man, but somehoY he has got
b notion that lie has more uD for his scall
than they have, and 80 he intends to keep
It. He may be q little selfish in the case
but even Parsaps are mortal.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-30

Atfve o'clock, we quit Alexandra and
returned to Washington without noticing
enythine worthy of special mention. There
are several encampments on the Virginia
side of the Potomac that we did not visit
That OF the Sixty-ninth New York, occupy
ing Arlington Higbts. being one Of those we
had not the pleasure Of seeing. Full eighteen
thousand Federal troops are now encamped
in the Old Dominion, and tits the intention
Of the Government to make the nights around
the Capital imp egnabe. l'.g..u ,
The brother of The Collector of Customs at
Alexandria, one Mr., Huff, was arrested for
tamperiDg with sentinels, He begged like
q sailor for his liberty-ststing that be was q
true Union man and meant no harm by what
he had Done-I do not know how he and the
court sgreed. s-.s -..-..
There. may be some skirmishiDg near
Alexandria, but hardly anticipate q fight
in that region soon. We must go after the
traitors-they will not come TO us. X.
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LEGAL REPORTING.
MEDICAL.

n NEWTON, M. D,-0FFICE, NO.
NVS 90 West Seventh Sta between Vine and
EiSs 9HSs aps RSo Hs Sours I u
o2H p. NJ. 7tosP.M. --
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Governor CLARK, of Texas, has issued his
proclamation, calling for five thousand men,
in aecoTdan ee with. the additional requisition
from the War Department of tho Confederate
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20 The army surgeons request that women
stop sending dressing. gowns and slippers 70
the men, and furnish HaFelock caps bed
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NUMBER 96.
by TELEGRAPH.
subiugatiOn Of the Rebels.


,Seeessiopists CoHpgtiHgG a Plan for the HOq-
sion of Washington-- Ohio Regiments En-
edmped on Arlington HIgh1-Au Retreat
Qfths Rebels at Harper's Ferry 10 be Out
b 0f--ARp0reat Determination Of North
Carolina 10 act on the Defensive Ten
Thousand Troops Under General Butler
Ultra Secession Feeling in Western Ken
o suoiy--A Perfect Reign Of Terror in that
Secdon--Arms and AmmuKiton Daily
Going 70 Hdyper's Ferry-A COLLISION al
Grafton, Va Deemed Uitdbls-Faeitivs
Slaves Pouring Iat5 Fortress Hoaros-No
in.nlediate attack on SetsalEs Point or Nor
Jolh, Va, Expected.
WAsHNeToK, May 2s.--Frederick Hecker,s
Illinois Regiment viii probably be accepted
Probabilities are that the brigade Of Carl
Sohurs, who is now here, will be sent to
Fortress Monroe. ...
Allen A. Burton, of Kentucky, has been
appointed Minister resident at New Gran
ada, in place Of General Jones, Of Iowa
CHAMBERsBURa PEEEA., May 2e.-It is
known.that theSecessionitss at Wilhamsport
and HageIstewn are concerning a plan to
enable the Virginians to invade Washington.
This move is supposed to indicate an attempt
to interfere with the election Of Thomas TO
Congress, which is deemed an overwhel ming
certainty. -
WAsHNGToE, May 2s.-The WOrldsspeciIl
says the Seventy. first Regiment only went
as far as Alexandra. The First and Second
Ohio Regiments marched across the long
bridge this afternoon, and are encamped near
Arlington flights. r.l
II is the general impression that a move
ment will soon be made so far into Virginia
that all retreat of the rebels at Harper's
Ferry will be cut off.
A well-known citizen of North Carolina
reached here TO. night from that State. He
thinks the reports of the numbers, condition,
and armament of the Southern troops are
highly exaggerated.
II seems that it is their determination to
act solely on the defensive in this war.
The Second New York Regiment was
swornIin to-day, except some three hundred,
who refused to be sworn for three years.
ALI their uniforms, except their pantaloons
we're stripped from them, and they came into
| the city from the encampment t
| Hon. James Ashley, Of Ohio, arrived to-
night from Fortress Monroe. He reports all
quiet there. There were some ten thousand
men under General Buffers command. he
would make no advance into Virginia until
be has at least ten thousand more.
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Washington. May 2s.-The New York
Heralds correspondent learns from Gov
ernment officer that the Secretary of War
had made application, some days ago, for a
large quantity Of rolling stock Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, to be used on the
Orange and Alexandria Road. He will soon
have that road in working order, for the
transportation ofmen and supplies. The first
move will probably be made on Manassas
Gap Junction, it being considered highly
important position, and when once in posses
sion of the Government, will be the key to
all the operations of the rebels. -fi
b ST. LouIs, May 29--J. Fl. Cranes furni-
ture establishment on Third-street burned
last night. Loss about $4,000.
Colonel McArthur's Regiment of Illinois
volunteers left Caseyville yesterday under
orders TO proceed to some point Southward.
Colonel Blair's Regiment of Missouri vol
ubteers are under marching orders, and are
| expected to move toward Virginia in day
\ or two. .tal 1Ih Gme9 l 4ia.l1
| A revolt in the Penitentiary at jefferson
| City, Monday night, resulted in the escape
OF iour prisoners. s-.- rCf r-r.
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An ingenious. rebel has invented a new
fvesshooter, at Portsnouth, Va, 50 simpli-
fed that q single chamber, OF ,ths entire 6ys
BARRELS Rp8 BE- discharged stimuli taneously,
A number Of Uhiohists, driven cut of the
border, counties Of Missouri, have taken
refuge III the south east Of Kansas, some of
whom bear evidence Of severe handling.
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L The New. Orleans DEhd says: yThe three
greatest villains apd traitors which the pres
{ ut war has produced, are, beyond all doubt,
Hicks Scott, and Harney. S3 ssFi si?loaal :.
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n Louisiana has thus far contributed to the
defense Of the Confederate States--armed
and put into the field for active operAt ion =
no less than eight. thousand men. Voga 4 Z 4
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The SIS, ,OOo, 900 loan of the LOonfederates,
which was "sit taken,h is still in the market,
not having received q SOLITARY subscription
in month, .sy ,--,.-.',y -, o.. 70,
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The Massacre at Guyaudotte
A DIAB0LICAL PLOT.
Unionisis Murdered In their Houses.
H-onfN AMMO ~ 1HE SLAuGnTER
TIE TowN mEnrcrn TO ASHES.

Cuc'ruof, Nor 12,-1 he defeat of the Union
forces at Gulanlotc, Western Vir,inia WAS no.
comllishcd by trchcry on the part of the in
| habiants. Ii seems that a force Of rebel cayal-
| ~, Nariou,ly estimated at 800 to 1000, had
concentrated in the country back of IN, town.
These PROPOSED, with the assistance of t., Iebel
inhabitants Of Guyandottc, TO annhilale the Pol-
eral forces in lhe town. Ills force consisted of
200 OF Virginia regiment ard few of Col.
ZciGlcrs Virginia cavalry
1t Was arranged between the rebel cavalry
and the rebel citizens to massacre our troops In
cold blood. Accordingly the rebel citizens wore
very Kind to our troops last Sunday evening.
and invited them to their houses ON various pre-
texts, AMI Ill who were of duty accepted The in
'iiations. While they were b,in.; entertained,
at about half past eight o'clock at might the
rebel cavalry dashed into the town. Signals
were displayed from every house whore the fed
erals were, and into these the rebels rushed
murdsring the unarmcd soldiers in col blood
The rebel citizens, men, women and children.
rushed to arms and aided the cavalry in the
slaughter.
The ic'!"rals in camp prepared as soon as DOS
siblc for defence, but were oycrpowcrcd and had
TO break.
Very few men were killed in tho engagement
with tho cavalry, nearly all being murdered in
the houses.
When Col. Zaigler arrived, and learned the
particulars of the affair he ordered the destruc
ton of the town. The buildings were immsdl. |
ately fired, and the whole town is now reduced |
TO ashes
IGuyandotte is situated IN Cabcll county, va,
on the Ohio river at the entrance of Guyandotte
river. 1t contains 900 inhabitants and hss
I"0yS been thriving business place.-ED.l
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POSTSCRIPT.
An Attack by Rebel Cavalry

WdslH9ioH, N'r. 12.-Siy regiments Of IN
fantry, two batteries and three comp ,nics OF
cavalry, under comnanl Of Gcul lIciu 1lc,nan.
mad u reconnaissance today as far rs O,cbmln
Gre k, about 20 niles from Washington, or /,
mile from Alexandria. They started at f6u
o'clock thi. morning, and returned at late hour
This evening. Tho entire force went to Pollok
Church aud there divided, a portion taking IN.
Telegraph road to BIrk,', Station. on the Dan.
and Alexandra Rilroal, the other the {, ,oou an
Creek al out 3 miles irem the Po.omlc river.
The L'tcr crossed Pohich and Accotin,
creeks Ni'hont meeting with opposition
Capt. To'ds cmpny Of Lincoln cavalry
which was with the party thlt went in the
direction Of Bu'k Is station were sent ia
vance Of the infantry. when several mile
from the other par of the division lh,y " r
suddouly surrounded by large number q.
reLels, who hal been concealed in the wnud.
Their only hope Of escape, Therefore, WI, 10y cut
ting their way through. A skirm,sh ac,.rl-
ingly rnsurd, and the cavalry effected tl il
purpose, hut with loss of 3 men killed. % g
wounded and taken pr .oners, including, it IS
supposed C'rt. Todd who had ycnturci at
least fourth Of a mile in advance of his COM
mand.
The ohjco Of The reconnaissance having been
accomplished, Gen. llcintll man order, the
troops TO iall bac, 70 their ncmpm'nL
Last night 400 r. i cva'ry rcmnind At Po-
hick Chwch, bat lcl before The arrival of Gen.
Helnt4l' mats iurccs to- ~.
Gems. IIall,ck and Buell. leave tomorrow for
the west, to cn,cr upon heir respective Mill ry
depar trneuls
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be q At memorial iu ashE-of eur swu
Southern inlh cilty ILr 'ollowing IL = sre-
oial dispatch TO the CharlestoH 3fev ~ -
HondrAwiVe, Noc. 10 p NJ" Tho pr'"-
iicc of our nr Ill rists at Hilton Hcsd has been
very lad, hence the successful passing Of seven
Of the enemy's mcn-of-war. Thoir transports
orc ttAl outside. The loss on our side thus far
has hccr very sliglt, aud The troops arc in gooi
heart.
Tho firing Of III, Yankee wa vessels vas
very accurate. Iiil.on Head and By Point, a.
at first reported received the brunt Of tn, D.
tack Our fsiluro TO sink any Of the vessels
which passed our ta icrcs is owing TO the poor
practice Of our aIiilleiists.
The cnony's ships which have posed our
batteries csn bo distinctly seen from B'lnior!.
Fort Walker an nc,o regard arc s-iil fling.
The enemy bal ", ono gunhoi., which Vas
burned. SHcll, can hc seen from her, buri.ing
In 'hc wo,ds.
Our llnc8 Of Communication nrr completely
cut OF, unlnss mpc troops arc s,n. here, with
artillery az ',yIlry.
-Four rhiIs ate now in sight over he lani,
and rp ~ fr rs Sauli Creek.
There 30 r,r-pn TO believe that "a, crcny ar
now maiiny preparations 10 Land o large force
al llil;on Head, either tonight or tomorrow
morning.
Esh,r, Naro,, Nor. wv Bnbir,r',
Nor. I2.-A lag ortrur' brought down tohy
the crew of Inc French corvette Prony, wreck
ed las. Tuesday nigh, near Oamcoke Inle,, y.
G. She had no pilot, and went ashore during
heavy weather. The crow, one hu1dr,l in
number, were Ill saved, am reached Norfolk,
via Charleston. 1hoy also bring tho report Of
two rebel latorss having been taken by our
troop-, ia. nothing nde.
-Four fishermen VINO came in from aero =
Jau.a river, Las. night, gives The same report
NJ he fvo d act .ars YESTERDAY from Yorktown,
namely that our troops have TAX y Chalet
| ton.
The Dawn arrived toy from Washington,
having sue 'ssfu..y run hi blockade. Thirty
two shots were frnl OF her.
Another lax Of -.c .nnl rom Norfolk ycs.or
LAY urouph, down r,por, hat ailc. the c.p.ur,
Of he hnttclio-, the rebels fll bach 10 Beaufort
where q most s,cra'" s'ru. .;lo too, place.
There was t,niNt oNc.temru' u, Norfolk.
| The crow O. iho French wa vessel Pfony ha
reached Norfolk, AMI were sent DOM by a ii
Of truce.
Io,tU., (jf,,l Nr i2.-lhc barquc G. Il
H.. ilton, Captain Chase, arrived n, thi' pOr
yesterday and reports as ip'lot,; or Charl ia.o
on the "a inst, passed. eight war vessels au
TRANSPORT steamers, and eight sailing vess'l
iud ding tie Great Republic. Tho stcamn
vcn heading westward, aul the sailing vcsse
lyi to, win tL.ir heads to the sou Inward.
$ 40 lay parsed disabled steamer with
s,clmor lying by anil firing at hcr-suppos,
that u latter was trying to sink the former,
che wa in he track Of homoa ard bound vessel
prOb,'ly tlH Goycrnor) Capt. Chase thinl
the ilcut rr.aI have had Inc weather for lIniiI
on Monday
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Latest from the Fleet

Cniro Nor. l2.-Thc Memphis Appe1} ort 9
1lth contains the following dispatch;
SaVdHEoh Nor. <, ria Ncc OlAe ne, Nlr. o.
The steamer Sampson has arrived from Port
Royal, with the wounded from the engagement
yesterday.
Fifteen vessel, were inside, anl re, crh
waiting outside.
The Mnnefo.a was the first to cn.cr. AM WA,
followed 10y the Others. The attack upon The
forts was from three sides. After the second
ronhd from the feet the three Iri.,ipll guns
Of the battery were dismouncd
The engagement Las ed FIVE hours, and durn,
its continuance all our gums were dismomlcl.
The total rebel loss wss 100.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
---n,ysDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1861.


A the campaign progrcsscs, its plan Dccones
more apparent. SO far II seems TO TIC eono'u
chat the erhole army will not winter near "'Sn-
ircton. A sufficient number say lVhVVo I'."'
uill lc len TO guard that city, and the reinaln
50. viII h. DISPATCHED to such points along th'
,oy,,,err coast az may be taken possoeeion "' ny
.ho various naval expeditions which arc to 'nc-
coed tina, which sailed from Fortress Monroe
two weeks since. II is known tha' ano.'o' w
pedi,icn will probably sul today from Anh'po-
liz With ,r,.e holy Of troops detached rom
a., army of tho Potomac, and at present hco;
or,..,lv thirty vessels i. lying in our ha-ho-,
and rili bc ready to sail in few days. The
ycs.,ls Of this expedition arc Of kind prcu-
lariy-tittcd to- operate on the shallow coast aiosg
the Gulf Of Mexico, aud will I've equipped - o.
to meet the "r'ppcrin;' IlolLiNs On his own
terms.
II i, 1Iv'ous that the Government means to
deal rcIcatcI and vigorous blows at liz veg
heart Of S-ccssia--ht!orc Gwen the present
,,o,tb .b,u have cSpircl. There will, how
ever. lc much severe nh NJ, arl ml Y
smon.,.i W. may have 10 mourn he losEpi hoe"
near and dga, io us; hu', n' G'1'al VI 'iri-
LAS said r,c,nly, tho war iAly b, dcrp,'a.".
lat canno. I've prolonged.
:, c,usscnt Is the Government IN tl' i'm
mediate opening Of tn cotton I'rts Ivy mean o.
these expedition, and in Obtaining p'ru1nani
foot-hold on southern soil, tina. prrm.s hi',
been granted to parties to load vc''.hwiih a.
articles Of prime necessity 80 cvchas;' for
cotton. 1hs is an act If r,icy that viii pro
ducc many good tcsals. II will give ,o.,c1 TO
England ami France, an take away cycry pro-
tovt fur intervention, and, at the same Tine, il
will restore property and enterprise to The
louthcn cities.
a. COZ. cclicn with the various southern OK.
,editions ard the operations Of the army OF the
,otomRc. hc movements Of GcncralRo4ronAS',
the v.llcy Of the K.navha, AMI General
I,rI, in Kentucky, assume u great import
are. movement Of either Oft these Generals,
oTboth, should be made to cut Off Tho rebel
communications between Virgin, AMI tn
eatou states on the line of tho Tennessee AMI
Nashville railroad If this is not done at once.
the war viii b. ncrminahly prolonged. There
ia network of railroads communicating with
this leading artery that pouctratcs every
southern city of importance, IN its arrange
mcnts are - COM letc that large bodies Of troop
can he tran ported in very shor. time from
Manassas 20 Charleston, Beaufort, New Or
leans, Pcusaco- or almost any other poiu
threatened y oIc feet. II IL, l1wcvcr, Ger
tain ,hll numbered men under BESuEEGARl
YER sem n few days go from Virginia TO re
pei the Go.at Naval Eypydi ion. 4 boli IN
decisive movement. at almost any Point Croi
Mcmtli, 80 Charlottesville v.ul not onl
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FIGHT IL KCETUCKY.
GREAT UNION VICTORY.
o.
Tour Eundred Rebels Killed
Csc Thousand Captured.

Croim q, Nor 12.-Gcn Wilson met tn
ErbclS under GSr. Williams at Pikcyillc. PIX
srcoND DISPATCH.
Col Luke Moore attacked the rebels in the
rear with $500 men, while Col Harris, of the
Second Ohio Regiment with six hundred mon
| attacked them in the 'front.' Col. Harris film,
bach and Col. Moore pushing forward until The
enemy were brought into the midst of Gen.
nelson brigade, when our forces pressed them
on Ill 'ilcs, killing 400 Of them. and taking
l.'Oo prolcrs. Tie balance Of them seat ereJ
in all directions. The Federal los. ia small.
LrT7"g'on, (Hy.,) Nor. IA courirr from
Cen. Nelson's Brigade wi h dispatches for Con.
Thomas, reports iht the fighting at Pkeyillc
hste two days. The rebel, lost 400 killed and
1000 prisoners.
THIRD DISPATCH.
CiHciHUFi, Noe. 1.-THE battle at pikcviIIo
lasted Friday AMI Saturday, and the victory was
comrletc.
Gems. Williams and Homes are among the
Tdsor,is.
Alvlc,s from the Hannwha state that tn. re.
bells who had been Smelling the camp at Tomp-
kins, from Cotton llhl, had retired upon the an.
proach Of force under Col. DE Villcrs. Min.
oi the enemy piokcis were killed, but no los,
az our side.
Col. DE Villers has taken possession of tho
Hill.
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CITY NEWS.

Mora PEIs"Ngss r"I, FoGr LAFAYETTE
by onlcr Of Marshal Murray the following
prisoners were taa.f,rred to For. LltayettC
yesterday; Portion of he crew of the prize
schooner joseph II. Tone! Charles Brown.
master; /. C. Mons,ll, steward Johr Bour,
Z. H. ration Francis Cook aud John Price.
scamcn; also Anthony Penalty, supposed to be a
passenger.
Crew of prize schooner Joseph Bernard
joseph H. Marian, Rob'r Walsh, John Kenny.
Henry CoS'tord, John Elmast, Thomas Murrbv
ana Ie'er Welsh. William Pennington, a ma
tive OF New Jersey, and captain Of the schoonsr
E@llda, captured by the South Carolina, near
barra'aIia bay, September 3O,h w. IL. Av-
mar, morr hant OF New Orleans; who is owner
OF the Ezil'la, and Of the schooner joseph II.
Tome, captured ly the South Carolina O,.ober
ii, ana also owner Of the clrgoes of bo.h YES
s'ls; Theodore Lewis, who calls himself John
Martin, late Of the United States army, and re-
Gently attached to the United States Arsenal at
Washingtoni and Ilcnsy Hudson, of Now Or
leans
Three Of the crew Of the prlyateer Sumter,
brought here by the Powhattan, and pl ICED in
custody Of the Marshal were sent TO the Tombs
Their names are Eugene Bulhc, Peter Thompson
, nd william May. They were a prize crew ON
toard the schooner Abbe Bradford in which on
aciiy they Wero captured.
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J,i'oIy ana Naval blower ents

'", "'" ION 'r'crint that one-halt of tho
r'5 "'" r''rul'SAI d'po shall he retained Until
'',' ''' "''' .''d q" and joined some regimen,
''''. Vs. O. N'''d' ana VII no doubt cause soma
.''','', ,''U' "'oni- unassigned recruits on GOV
,', !. '''" ""o ci''"h,re' ms regulation Ia.
49,. ''l' ""'' ''' '"' Last Two '''' or more,
,.,, NC "''' may h'' Ike us revival 1t
viii r,' L ,,, ~, "', '' 10 'u''' " "'y
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From Philadelphia.


rI"f5".ld'a Nor. 12.-Ihcrc wac a mcetn i,
"I 'h' Juds,s OF the Election Returns, TO-DAY, TO
iec' AMT count ,hc army vote. |. is uliic,-
S','d 'hat soldiers votes ~ received aud coun Ell
when added TO The official ri,,, VITA H., '''
thompson, the Peoples candIda,c ior Sh,r,f E,,
10 hayouty. The Various fraudulrn, re ,,r,,s
W,ro excluded iu thi, count.
-, lie de- ON 9, ,hc Judges Is withheld durin,,
'hr pending Of ,hc quc,ion in Court.
There Is considerable cNci cmrnt in IN,
vicinity Of the State House, mi, afternoon. 4
listm lance. any
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The Union Men OF Tcnnc -ee.

Cincinnati, Noe. IA correspondent of the
Gazette, writing from Gen. Shernan's army,
says the bridge across the Cumberland river IN
tho Louisville and Nashville Railroad, and in
the rear Of Gen. Bucknes, has been burned by
The Unien men, causing great CONSERVATION
among the rebcls.
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From the Pacific Coast.


San francisco, Nor TO- Benz. Stark, ESQ.
has been APPOINTED United States Senator from
Oregon. lie is a native OF Connecticut, His
politics are "Teace Democrat.
San francisco, Nor. l1.-Arrivcd ships Col
den Fleece and Carrier Dove, from New York.
sailed, steamer Sonora for Panama, taking 100
passengers and 900, 900 in treasure.
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Tennessee Unioaists Awake
OPERATIONS lGiIN8T TUE REBELS.


TlAo9bh,o, M. 12.--Tho Ia7u'rsr'. special
d,.ts % from For;rc-. Monro, 'Ays'
II, UAion men ut East Tennessee have burn
- number Of railroad bridges and telegraph
wires TO IrovctH the t. usrortalion Of trppis.
90. mi'gc Of 2to feet span was destroyed on
Seu,day morning last On the last Tennessee
...lrall.
Tour structures on the line north IF Knox
,,lic were entirely destroyed.
\ very heavy wooden Bird 60 at Charlcslon,
bradley county, Tenn. cc, vas destroyed on
u evening Of Tuesday last. Charleston is "a
milrs sou.hcrly Of KnoSyiile, .nl contains 200
iuL.i ANITA.
1l.raciion OF the Union mon II ron vinc'
IL. Govorumcn. ,hi East Tcnncssa will re-
lies ~ Lc-scli II an opportunity o',rs.
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THE
SUMTER CAPTURED.
Her Omccr- ard Grew naae Prisoners.
The Vessel Run Ashore.

Washington, Nor. IA family letter re-
ceiye1 here, dated the B. h Of October, on boirl
report Of the capture Of The pirate Sumter. Tbs
iicr says tha. the was caught in her own
trap 1t seems that h, misook ono Of tho gun
boats ior o merchantinan, anil started IN pursuit.
whcn the gunboat hal drawn her out far
enough she turned aud run hc- ashore. Her
officers add crow are prisoners On board the Ma
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GENERAL NOTICES.
IIyntt's Life Bnlsnn.

Rheumatism in It's most painful frrns. slr
Via, erysip, lis, salt rheum, pimples, hloti' a
Ulcers, fever sores, the worst cssrs II lis ,S's
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