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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

sEyEsTH CoNoaEssIoSAL DrsrRIcr-The
Republican Convention for the nomination
Of a successor to Hon. Thomas Corwin, met
at Morrow Saturday. Hon. A. Harlan'
who represented the district for two terms
was selected az the candidate but the couu-
ties of Fayette and Clinton bolted. The
Republican, majority last fall was over seven
thouahnus . filnH ar.aflrI enHt4 p Az
hTfh 3 .n hfa lsenc ats .lisrsyrn rfrQu
tfE laa HkE gI4f50o a hpdAA uia 70
Iva lrn4s
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METEOROLOGICAL oBsERvATIoEs-BJ Henry
Ware, No. 7 West Fourth-st., May 10:
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Washlnet0n OOrFespOndenoe.

T1s Rces-1rv al he Capitat- Linoolu
aHd Standardization Of o Massssdasets
EgWod-Thfg Shoe their Tseh-fficks Of
hs hrs zoaSpss-RhoA htrad Tfoops-
Negro DisefseaOn - ESginia-A saratoga
Traitor Ezpossd-4kfs. LincoiAE8c. ~
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.i85ri PERsoNAIGo4agT

TDRRsONAH-Mr. JOHN RRFH hNs Just ar,
NED In this city from Memphi aud would
like 10 have an Interview with Mr. JOHN RUNGE,
a. MT. DfER's, II Mason ST., between Vine and
Walnut. 800 msls.cs
EDRRs0HAL-W. KHRT& CO., Manufactured
boots and shoes, No. 126 Fifth.stfsel, three door
east ofkRce. The work ia all done By competent
Whereeiss in the city. jAs.tf
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

DIVISION OF THE NEW REsMENTs.-The
following is the number of infantry regi'
ments to be received from each State for a
total increase Of se~xents-fye regipeutsof
three years volunteers, undeF, the recent de-
termination OF the GoYernnment; INAlNA
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

"A sSroRY ABoUT VIAoINfA BosDsAThe
Washington eo-rrespondent Of the Philadel2
phia Nor them Antefieaa tells this story lrA
IlconTerssd yesterday with an English
gentleman, resident ID this country Who
was rendered, q short time ago, tho COM
mand Of one Of the New Yofk volunteer
regiments. He has Just returned from Rich4
moAd, Virginia having gone thither under
the protection of q pass from L0tdsbtons.
He reports afvefy detefmieed state o. feell
ing at Richmond, though but little apparent
excitemept. Defenses are being fapidly
thrown d., about the city and along Cfe
james River. ae3QthfAd loU1 1afi r5dn1Uff
The Yirginians spoke to him with tie
most complete h0htkainses Of the deprecia-
Won of Virginia bonds and shld there was
no doubt Of the utter repudlation. not ouly
by Virginia. bat by all the 6Outhafn SlatrA
Of HllsObligations ofthis sort They excuse
ithy saying that the bonds have changed
hands With = loss of only three orfouf Pef
cent. 20 individual holders, and chat no ktdkl
injury will be done 20 those finally odnluf
them, inasmuch as this process II. aefrech-
ton will golon until they have only = nom-
inal value. They pat no coincidence IN the
repoTts'0i she unnnlmiiy 81 NBrthern senti.
ment, or in the reported subscriptions IN tho
Northern cities .lns Hon ~
shT % TE5111r itslh dadH .iA.t
81 Ia Ha44sfo ttifaerEEoI = ~
- H.a- " M" 90
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

AssAULT.-Ann Doherty was partially ex-
amined before the Police Court, on Saturday
morning, on a charge of assaulting with in
tent to kill, a man named Murphy while he
was engaged in a domestic quarrel with his
wife. The accused was held over under
bonds Of s2,eoO to appear for furthsrtr on
MOhday.F AAE951a LaA1NAT2
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

u RMQYALs-J. ~. pARLOR HAS RR-
IA MONED his keal-setate ONCE from No. Ire
Nine.st 70 > 4. corner Of Fifth and Walnut-sts.,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

Erltn IN lg
nstutoa-t h-aAE EEH G1.-4
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

"ANTED-TO RENT House 1.-TWO story
w pTeferTed). in q pleasant location, west of
Central. ayy south Of Richmond. by a rrsDlp ten
ant, who will tske good care Of n, at a rent to suit
the times, or with Lease for three or Eve years.
must have yard and modern ipnrovemehtsf Call
at 51s Sixth-st. myls.cs
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mOrD A Y-,--~.. .s.-,.,..,... ,-~,.,...., WAY 10
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li Il aaaafo tfilsqtafod
= dis aii5v mlatag 40 q 3lsE t9i0
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OIL bas - aHioy 90 inl o. h5.sisl
a5llTsa = ~ iIJII-a
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70 e 'o-lla PHH '7Fae'3
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"ANTED-To, notify dealers and builders OF
the reason why every body buys Sash, Doors
and Blinds at the Pink Boat, Vandsrgrif's Land
ing, Coyington, KY, because 50 per cent Is worth
saying these times. Come and buy at your own
price. myls Be
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

None need apply but young unmarried men, Of
good character. Pay varies from Sl2 to S25 per
month. In addition TO pay, an abundance of good
and comfortable clsthiDg, board aud medical at
tendance will be furaished'f free Of charge, together
with his
YHORSE AND ACC0UTERMENTS, 80
Apply at once at No. 139 Sycamore.st. . ,3fHt y
NIB SWIETZHR, First Lieut.. list Dragons,
uylh-tf ~ sffnl Recruiting Ohicer.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

Neutrality-suspicious. P~RICES-The times
w imperatively demand IL, JOHNSON, although
continue to turn out equally good work at his CAL
lery, Ninth and Main Visit Thin. my19.bs
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NNANTRD-MEN Young sud middle-eged
Wv men, accustomed TO any trade, occupation or
business, from the city or couutry, with or without
capital, seeking employment or business, should
aIply or address, ipciosing STAMP, to HALE %,
lbs Walnut st. l. -'f myl2.tf
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NNA nTED-BOARDERS "A gentleman and
w wife can obtain board with a pleasant front
room in a private family. The terms will BIO low.
bpClyto No. ava Wet Third street. References
exchanged. my1Q y
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Cry MoRTALITY.-The following is the
number of deaths reported at Health-ofice,
for the week ending May II, 1861:
COUNTERFErTERs TRIED.-George Seymour,

CoURTERFETTERs TRIED.-George Seymour
whose arrest has been previously mentioned,
was Saturday tried on two charges Of pass
ing counterfeit money and held over to ap-
pear at Court under bonds of $3.50 in each
case. A third charge against him and his
companions, James Yabell and Jno. Smith,
was continued until anOthsT day o trial
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-20

"AkTEB-Ono thousand ladies', %. purchase
ono thousand latest style trimmed bonuets
for So &c 10 $40 each. Our motto Is, Quick sales
and smell profts." We only ssk you to give US a
call at 190 Fifth.st. myls. b.
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9ailg appeal,
DUCk!D UCk

$500 F ard sgrP F0T 5s. D a. 6ss sai5 4is 5@ :
prices bv J. FORD & CO,
d-TI3- sff Esiu street
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HAVE Jus Rs0EvHD
80 brls, Lard Oil,
IS brlS. LRbriCating ~Oil-eQual
20 best Sperm OIL,
so bFIS. Alcohol,
bTlS. Pure Cream Tartar,
1909 OZs. SulPh, QuinlHe,
so OzS. Sulph, Morphine,
100 lbs. Blue Mass,
IO0 lbs. CaIORaI,
5000 boxes window 6lsss
Which will be sold as low Es the condition Of things
will admit. G. ". JONES & co.
iyl4-dav 20 Main street.
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BANKING OFFICE OF WI B.. ISAACS & co.,
Corner Main and 18th streets, Richmond, Va.
IN correction with their Barking business. the under
i signed viii give prompt aud fathlUi attention 10 be
Adjustment and Collection of Claixus
Against ths Confederate Government
They win associate with them competent legal talent
whenever it may be found necessary 10 do so.
Their charges will be moderate, either special or con
tingeHt, rs their patrons may desire.
WIN. Z. ISAACS g. co.
Refer (by permh SION TO Col Geo. W. Muuford. Sec
Rotary State Of Virginia Col. John S. Calvert, Treasu-
rer do. DO; Col J. ~. Bennett, First Auditor DO. do
James Caskie, President Bank OF Virginia William T.
Taylor, Cashier do. do Hector Davis, President IRA
deIs Bank J. Randolph Tucker, ArtOrnev-Gensrs Of
Virginia Memphis Lie and General Insurance Com
psny, Memphis, Tenn.
Ia Claims sent to Us for adjustment or collection
should, in all eases, be accompanied by the proper con-
tracts and vouchers, and special power OF attorney 20
represent and sign the name of the party to any papers
or documents necessary in the premises.
dal-Im
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wOOnL WOOD!

WE have established a WOOD YARD on The cot
w ton shed lot, corner Sh-lby and Beal streets, aud
are at all times ready 70 fin orders Tor Wood 10y tue
also for sale by the cart load Orders left at the lee
House Of Corey & Co, or at the Wood Yard, will re
ceive proper attention. i. ALGEor
da2in NJ kelly
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a STOCK OF DRY GOODS
WANTED,

NOR SALE, lor cash. Fog ful p ~rticIiat, inquire Of
u HaBBELL, IUItD s. HUSTON,
No. I51 Main street,
d-i Gv Memphis. Tenn.
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To My Friends and Patrons

HAVE this day made an arrangement by which I
i will supply the DAILY PEA at $50 Der
month, postage paid.
s. A. WELLS, News Agent.
oe5 Mississippi and Tennessee r. r.
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CMEROKEE CUERE


An unfHIing cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, ImPotsncy, Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Rack, Stone in the Bladder, Distracted and Difficult
Msnstruation, and all diseases caused by d-eviating from
the path Of nature, and INDUCING in Self Pollution.
BY the use of this Cure all improper discharges are re
moved, the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured, and fuIl vigoU restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that a sound mind and body are necessary to promote
counubial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, de5iHtsted, worn down
and despairing devotee Of sensual pleasure, will end re-
lief.
Its safe and pleasant in taste, but Immediate IN .ts
action containing no mineral poison, bat is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form Of a delicious
syrup.
Price g per bottle, CT three bottles FOR s., s1d FOR
warded BY express to all parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists ~oveywhers.
POTTER q MERWIE Proprletors.
Sole Proprietors, G5 Jefferson street, near post Office.
general dealers in sl popular family medicines, Mem
Dbis, Tenn.
w~sOid in Memphis By al reapoza.bis ~dFuggasa
mr2f- dtwawly
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NOTICE.

g5li at the m3n~taelursrs' prices by S Mansfield &
Co., Memphis. wholesale agents for Southw est, and by
all g4r1Fhfz drugris-z dez5lawlyis
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We are extensively engaged IN the manufacture Of
Caps for the Army, consisting of III Zoaave, Navy and
shOE notice. FRANCISCO q CO.,
80 Main street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HIVE RECENTLY RECEIVED
Choice Fancy Dress Silks,
Choice Solid Color Silks,
a few all Wool Solid DcLaincs,
HOmeSDUn Brown Jeazas,
Georgia Sewing Cotton,
Military Gray OVeTCOats,
Heavy COiOred Camp BIamkets,
Ladies' ana C~IliidTcu's Hosiery.
High COlOTcd Scotch Pgaids,
SEQ yards spool Cotton,
200 yards Spool Cotton,
Choice Black CIOt;a Cloaks,
a few Heavy Winter Shayyis,
Hoop Skirts and Skirts,
Bright CoIored Plaid Lfuscy,
Gents Super Limcn HandlEcr-
chiefs,
a few Choice Bed Blankets,
EmbTOi0eriCS and Eslccs,
Cotton Batting for Comforts,
Combs, Brushes, Soaps.
OUR
GENERAL
VARIETY
IS GOOD.
noa2dtvaw SPEED, DONOHO & STRANGE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WAYTED, TO RENT,
1000 DOxem Hafs.
CAPS
CAPS ! Ca

On hand and ready for delivery, consisting Of diferer
cJ-0rsr suitable for Army purposes.
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Memphis and Charleston r.. r.,
MEMPHIS, December 10, 1851.
or n AF ,I sAFGR- ia
EVEEING EXPRESS PASSENGER TRAIN va! be
discontinued.
TIE THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, making close con.
usgtiang az Grand JE.ctiar, Ca.nta, Becatur, Steven,
son and chattanooga viii leave daily 81 $40 4. Il and
arrive ST = @. r.
Ths Crane Junction Accommodation Train will ruu
daily, t~Svu4ays excepted, arriving a. 1910 B.. " aad
leaving at 800 P ~. w. J. ROSS,
L.,n E.raraL Anuariltan.anL
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Total s3o,s79 s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Notice.

LOUISVILLE November s, 1861
Messrs. 7. ?. HUGHES, JAMES PAEKHLL and W. W.
HINKLE have retired from our firm
The business viii be continued and settlrd by the re-
maiuiug partners. GARVlN, BELL & co.
Our resident partner in Memphis is SAMUEL GwYN.
Once q Front Row. no27dsw3n
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THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully calls at
tention of the citizens of Memphis to the an
nexed statement of losses paid by the above old,
reliable and prompt paying Company Gin this
city,) since 1858, viz:
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$50 RHWARD! !

DANAWAY from he steamer Louis Dor. ~
IL Hickman, kv.- ON the Och October, @ bright ~
hIulatto Nero Man,
Named SOLOMON. i've Eat eight Ur nine inchasN-
high, twenty tT0 y- rs Oh, with q few freck-s or hIt
face. which cen bs seen when his face is clean Eri-
beard and light build, and very cunning.
The officers and 10 d5srs of tie Confederate States
army will please look ou- goT him I'm their Gamma
VIII give the above reward 10 have him placed On .
boat FOR Memphis or New Orleans, or for hs csrfrs-
mesr m auy iHi ID ths Confederate States
de4-lws GO. IT. SMITH.
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DOCTOR
AEE5ID
Surgeon Chiropodist
WARNER,
DOCTOR
No. 81 Main stroot, over Jones 81 Tagg,
Memphis, Tennessee.

DR WARNER, with grateful thanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies' and gentlemen Of
Memphis, that, through tho kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become a citizen Of Memphis. He consid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
lish the hundreds Of
FTGsgeyi5sE Ecs2islsOsg5zTs
Which he has received from gentlemen of the
highest responsibility, in this city and else
where. They are in his possession and open
for the inspection OF all, but the reference be-
low are Of = nature that win -a5undsntly satisfy
all who peruse them.
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GROUND COFFEE.

TOO BOXES one pound papers Coffee, a drstrae
HAS. S. SHARP,
Over Frank Smith & Co..
~ Bradley Bl ok.
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PE0ER.

SITUATION by Southern Lady as TEACHER
y ID q -ch- ol or G0vemnrs IN a Private Family.
A157sss box 40. 416. Memphis Pes. Office.
de--5w~
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nnTT0N SEED Oh.

CUAS.S S. SHARP,
Office over Fraak Smith s. Co.
F.re , % Hey Block
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SVgkVEn 0g SVOgEV

OR STOLEN,
EEOH the subscribe on the might Of ttrs
Il ih December, "a white HORSE MULt. FE=A
Ten or rieveu yslus Old. ioart. eI and Q half or ~
fifteen hHjs high has "a small scar OF sore SAz6a
pace on he slice of his head, Ca1set by the rubbing "a
"a halter aud IS urs1od A liberal reya dwil ne nan
for the delivery ot The a1'll4 TO me, at the corner Cd
Wasliu on and High str-c=s.
aeI-Iu p. W EArNDEES
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ALL THIc
GENERlL NRnER 10. ID.

HEADQUARTERS FIRST DIgIsION-WEST-}
EGN DEPARTMENT,
CDLrWUU- Ky, December lSdi- ,
TTfTE w3arsigard hereby resumes command OF te
4 First Division Western Dep rtn-ut.
J.. POLK,
rOmc;aI Eai1rG neral Commanding.
b. BLAME Capt G S. a, A. A Genera.
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WANTED,

uO-cE. contssninE six rooms ki chen g.
4 M s.rga9tE rooms, wiu4n ten minutes 4,;;l
LOGAN & FLYNNS A11A-
7JeFafs1 u sr-st.
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GENNEES.

EnHn SECONDHAND SINGLE GUINNESS.
OUUU 5000 secondhand Dgub Guuuirs. 10,
sae nv JUAS Is. SHARP,
OHice over Frank Smith * Co.,
An T,r4d'av r ok
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,
University OF NORTH CAROLINA
AT
CHAPEL HFEE.

THE next session viii begin on SATURDAY, 18th
i january, IS62.
This Institution, situated in a region remarkably
heaflfal and remote from the seat Of war, La1 been in
successful operation since February 1873. Al no previ-
Gus period hlvc The means and opportunities OF i'm
grovsmeut been so great as they are now,
DAVID L. SWAIN,
fgsHrr President.
, 1861-12-06

Congress has adjourned over until Mon
Gay, leaving, as the result Of its first week s
,:,,,k, abundant and teeming proofs that
The atmosphere Of Washington is clear
f. III III .hin'I1ances to bold words and
eIrn dealing with the monster evil
Slavery. The documentary history Of the
f'.w days past opens a new era The
question raised in the House as to the ex.
isteacc and extent Of censorship on the
l'-s:-s aud telegraph, shows that our legisla'
Tors ART disposed TO jcalousiy watch al
checks and hindrances in the avenues by
which their utterances and deeds will
rcacll the people. Mr. TrumbuH has made
& mastery speech On the great question d
;he day. There is prospect of speedy
exchange Of prisoners.
, 1861-12-06
FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Tle following order
las been to-day issued:

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Tle following order
has been to-day issued:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, December i, 1861.
70 Major General Gorge B. Mcclellan, Fash
iH9{ou:
GESEEA1-1 am directed by the President to call
youf attention to the following subject: Persons
claimed to be held to service or lbor under the
laws Of the State OF Virginia, and actually en-
ployed in hostile service against the Government
of the United States, frequently escape from the
lines Of the enemys forces. and arerecefyed within
the lines Of the army Of the Potomac. This Dc
partnscnt understands that such persons after
wards coming into the. city Of Washington.
arc liable to be arrested By the city police
OIL the presumption arising from color. that they
are fugitivcs rnn service ur labor. By the fourth
section ofthc act Of Congress approved Aug 9Th.
1sG1. entitled An act to conscate property used
for ln:urrcctibnary purposes,'' such employment
ls made full and sufficient answer to any further
claims to service or labor. Persons thus employed
and escaping are received into a military protec-
tio1 of the United States and their arrests a. fu-
s-ltyes from labor service should be immediate
y followed by military arrest OF the parties making
the seizure: Copies Of this communication will bt:
sent to the Mayor Of the City of Washington and
10 the Marshal of the District OF Columbia that any
collision between the military and civil authorities
may be avoided.
am, General. your very obedicnt servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
, 1861-12-06
NUMBER 129,
Order of Gen, HaJ{4ck,

ST. L0E1s, Dec. 5--General Ha1leck has Is.
sued lengthy general order with reference to
the affairs Of this Department, the principal
points Of which ore as follows:
Lieut.. Col B. G. Far1ar has been appoS,ted :pr,7.
voet Marshal. and the General Of nepsrtrtent
Commanding officers Of district posts and co7pz::
are directed to arrest and place u confinement ali
persons in arms against the Emitted States nr who
glye aid. assistance or encouragement to the enc
my: Al property belonging to such persoas
which can be used By the amy viii be taken pos-
session Of for that purposc. aud Ill uter property
will be examined by e board of officers and sold
acc9Tdlng to the army regulations.
Al persons found in Disguise as pretended 1oyal
citizens OF under other fa1ze PROMISES within our
lines giving information to or communicating
spies. @''1>' -A'0@ -
Persons not commissioned or enlisted IN the ser
flse OF the 70 called Confederate States who com
mt acts OF hostility will not treated Is prison.
efs OF war but punished az criminals. and 6e shot
0. less severely punished, accorin- to the rules Of
war. ~ A-e7 "a
=. In consequence Of large numbers OF Union faa,t
Ties and non-combatants having been p1urdcred
and driven from their homes in q destitnte cnn;7-
zion. and Thousands Of such persons are now IND
in9 their way into this city. the Provost Narshafs
are directed to ascertain the condition Of persons
20 d1Een from their homes and under the military
law of reta3laton quarter them in rhe houses and
feed and c1othe them at the expense OF avowed Sc
ceSslonistS. who. although they do not themselves
rob and plumber. give aid and encouragement to.
and abet and continuance such acts Of their fellow
rctels.
, 1861-12-06
FROM CAIRO.
tspoM Dispatch to the ehicsgo Trlbune.1
T.Tpn iEHsf

tspeeM Dispatch to the ehiesgo Tribune:l
This morning the steamer Aeck Scott, with
with Gen. Grant On board, went down to Co.
1umbus bearing flag Of truce. Lieutenant
ColonelNhappe1, Of Thompson's force, Wis re-
t111nedhJ it. This case is given in detail in
our Carp letter elsewhere.-EDs.]
Advaees in the Memphis 1ppeA Of the 4th
state fhat fight had occurred at Morristown,
TenneAee, between 1900 Unionists and some
secession troops. The former had been ylctori-
GUS, andrebel reinforcements we're being sent
tlere. The Federal forces were led by Brown
low with {, 600 men. The fight took place on
Sunday, 1Et inst. The victory Of the Union
troops the rebels themselves pronounce t'thc
first Gpion success Of the war''
Tie above news is brought by the Iatan,
Just up from Columbus, whether she went to
exchange Camp Jackson prisoners. About
midnight OF Wednesday night she went to
within one mile Of The town and was met by
the rebel steamer Yazoo, with Polk, Mellow
an. and Others on board Colonel Buford had
long conference with Gen. Polk concerning
pr1sorers. Result not known 1t is denied by
the rebels that Holiins's steam ram has visited
Memphis. She was looked for, but is still re-
pairing at New Orleans from injuries received
in Hu.Gns's great sea fight.
The. rebels say Memphis must share the fate
OF Columbus, and much property is being sent
INTO! the interior for greater safety. 4 dis
pateh from Richmond, Of the ed, states that
three members from Missouri had arrived
there aud taken seats in the House. Others
vert On their way there.
Col Dousherty, wounded at Belmont, is do
ing Fell.
Tile Confedcratcs daily expect an attack at
columbus, and arc making great preparations.
The Appeal said planters were burning their
cotton crops in the South at al threatened
points, and called the act patriotic.
In regard to the flag Of truce to-day, it was
Ill accordance with an agreement made ycstcr-
day while transferring the Camp jackson pris-
oners.
The object was in reference to the release
OF our prisoners at Memphis, and it is likely
to be accomplished.
! have information from :, reliable source
that there Will bc five desperate stands made By
the Confederatcs, between Columbus and Mem
phis, preparations for which are being extern
.siyely made.
Fhc Confederates scxprcss..their etermination
not to yield under any circumstances, until
their object is accomplished, and as heard
expressed, "until their last cartridge was
tired.' But their greatest hopes for success is
prcdicated upon the removable Gen Grant, to
whom they accord great military genius.
They arc also III considerable alarm CONCERN
ing our gunboats. a further conference will
be had concerning our prisoners.