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New Forl Union, New mexico.

We are indebted 70 Hon Mr MscwiiEe, dele
gate elect from the Territory of Arizona, for the
following minute description of the above
n. med fortress:
q" 81. Uctai one mile due east Of the old fort,
new Fort Union is, considering its position and
tie maserIal %. hand, one Of the best specimens
Of engineering d .ne in America Il IS an Octa
gon, situated On an open ridge, TWO miles in each
slope to the valley
d" The walls are double rows Of large pine legs,
en- paiiS9de, twelve feet between the rows, and
filled in with sod The ditch is twenty feet wide
at the top, sixteen at the bottom aud twelve feet
deep. The abattis is irmly studded with dwarf
cedar trees the branches trimmed short. hardened
with ire, AM sharpeued to point. These are
thicJly and firmly driven in, and present a
6ristlUg array, upon which it would De- impOs
sibe to force cavalry. The cannon e1f.sis the
ditch at all points, aud there Is no cover for the
approach OF an @ lacking party within cannon
snot. The magazine, quartz S, and all the gar
ris0u buildings, are half basement and bomb
proof; some of them are entirely under ground.
Four large bomb-proof warehouses have been
built, frolting the salient angles of the fort, and
in the form o. a wedge There are in this post
two years supplies Of all kinds for two Tegi-
melrs. Iwany cannon are already mounted.
They are chiefly twelve-p .unders-some OF
heavier calioer There is also splendid armOry
here, turning cut large quantities Of Mime
muskets, etc ~
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Elrmr OF Northern News.

NEW YORK, March 1S-M. .isr-Gaueral Hun
Ter, lately appointed to the command of the
forces of Port Royal, arrived al the AstOr House
late Saturday afternoon Mrs Hunter j1iued
her husband at the hotel yesterday, and w.5 ac-
companied by S. W Stocton, one OF his staff,
the res of whom were expected at q same time,
but owing to some delay have lot yet arrived.
Gen. Hunter expects to sail fof PORT Royal To-
morrow.
Gen. Fremont and family arrived from Wash
ingtOn laie on Saturday night, and occupied the
apartments retained for them at the Astor. Bus
mess connected with his appointment will detain
he 2 neral in town few days, after which he
will proceed at once to the discharge Of the
duties OF his command
As the season advances, the number of people
going to Europe increases. The Hammonia,
which sailed yesterday for Southampton, Havre,
aud Hamburg. took out uiuety-Jue il tho cabin,
aud the CitYof Washington, for Liverpool, nearly
one huulred
personal in one of the evening psPers
states that Fanny Fern has separated from her
husband. Cause, ill-ussge. The lct (if d fac
il be- makes a deal Of small talk in the world of
Bohemia
The work on the now frigates Ticonderoga and
Lsckawsuna is steadily progressing at the Navy
Yard. The former has her frame up, ana the
latter is being plauked. The guuhoats Formerly
ferry boats) Somerset and Fort Henry, viii re-
ceive their armsments in q day or two. T5ey
will carry four 32-pOunders, aud a Parrot gun
each. The Roanoke viii go into the hsnds OF
the mechanics gu Monday. The Savannah is
undergoing repairs 1t is said that she is 10 be
Tazed and iron plated The gUuboats Madgie
aud Patroon went to sea this morning.
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Reys Dsrecf frons Nashville, Baltimore
and cie N0rIhs

Eeyys Direct froas Nashville, BaliImOrs
ana tise NOrIh.
Ts7u q e Charleston Mercury.
& gentleman reached Charleston yesterday
fsom EasayiIe, direct, via Chattanooga He
brings interesting accounts Of tine condition OF
affairs IN and around Nashville. There are now
but few Yankee troops quartered in that place,
the masses OF Bue.t's army having been thrown
forward towards h3urireesDvtU There were no
signs Of Notifications visible in the Deighbor-
hood OF the city, as be p ssed out. Business
continues very dull in Nashville; many north
ern shopSoepeFs have come 30 SETTLE" in the
city, but those OF the former inhabitants who
remain, are staadflst in their adhesion 20 the
Southern cause. The notes of southern banks
aud Confederate treasury notes pass freely n
the city at fccm 90 TO 80 per cent. discount, and
since The invaders have taken possession of the
city, the peut-up fountains OF silver change have
broken loose, aud shInP .asteEs have disappeared
A gentleman who Ieib New York on the 26-h
ult ar iv-d in this city yesterday. He reports
that nothing of striking importance had taken
place north gf Mason ard D.E3l's line. 1t was
tine grua-a' op.-i1l iu New York thal the rebel
hon was about being cru5.hsd, and that matters
would ere long, be restored to their former con-
ditiOn There was much activity in New York
and to a strarg-r thirgs seemed TO be gong on
Just as before ths wal, the streets being tuli OF
people, and many Oh the hotels DONG prosper
Gus business. Some of the merchants had made
large profits by the rise in the price Of various
imported article, which took place ON She IL
crease Of the Lncolu tariff; one house bad
cleared 100000 Oh a cargo of tea The steam
frgata Roanoke and a new vessel call-d the
Juuiata were 10 be iiou-c.ad, and although great
retic-nce was observed By the ofi-ia's, vast
efforts were undoubtedly being made 20 increase
the Yankee hyet of ITOu-sBedtsed steamers.
In Baltimore business was dull and she city
hai suffered terribly by the war and by the par
tia dgstrucuo of .be Baltimore and On rail-
road, which had cut of communications with
tne West. The vast majority Of the Balti-
mOTeaus were intensely southern, and they so
expressed themselves everywhere; but tie city
was k pit IN subjectun by a Yankee garrison of
twenty thousand men. 1t was generally be-
lieved in Baltimore That there would soon be a
powerful attack on Norfolk that McCjellsn's
army. which had crossed over into Virginia
w0uld speedily alvauce, and that Burnside
would eudeavor to force bis way into North
Carolina, and, if possible, form Junction with
McCle.i3ns grand army.
At Fortress Monroe. some large cannon were
being shipped TO an unknown point, and many
vessels were lying at anchor in the Roads, SOM
being war vessels, and Sothers thought to b.
trans ports, uu- there was no shipment of troops
going on. Tre Monitor was lying at Fortress
Monroe, ogt of reach of the Virginia, which was
in Norfolk barber, apparently ready for service.
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EsE FEDEs Ats AEEACK E@EH-
TOWN.
Special Dis-s stch to TIE Memphis Appeal
RiCHMoED, April 5.--Under heavy fire the
enemy moved upon Yorktown this morning
from Ship Peint at the mouth Of York river.
They attacked cur inuenchments at York
town, the battle commencing at Palf past ten
o'clock, and it was still raging al .hree O'Clock
this afternoon.
Our 5iton is gallantly held.
Gen. Magruder and staff were SIX miles be-
low Yorktown at the commencement Of the fight
but he has since reached his works safely, ha7-
ing passed within four hundred yards OF the
enemy, and received their fire.
The csnnonading was dis inctly heard here.
Dixie.
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Il e.nnbont .lropo.ed-

EDITORS APPEAL: I wish To make a prop0
sion through your columns to the ladies Of Tennessee
That proposition IS, that purchase irlu-elad
steamer to AID in tie formation Of the Navy Of the Con
federaie States Having already given what is more
precious than money, any earthly treasure-sone Of
Us our beloved hu~ban Is and most of noble
let unite efforts to strengthen their hands aud
Their be rts 6 the purchase of such vessel which,
viih the blessing OF God, may prove formidable TO
our enemies as the Virgin propose TO give TO the
Secretary Of the Navy his order hundred dollars
TO the attainment of this object An equal from
each pAtri0tr lady Of the st ts will accomplish IT,.
Ressrs. Editors, please speak for and my sisters Ask
them respond this appeal ami say that viii be-
the age for noble purpose The money will
be pait Whenever 10 is called for, through y0u- men-
tioa-ONE HCNDEED DOLLARS IN order that more Of US
may share ia tae honor. MRS. ID. b GRAY.
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o OFFECEaH PE0CEBDIwG :.

At called meeting Of the Bosrd of Mayor
and Aldermen, he.d yesterday, Aprl ;, ls62-Present.
Eon. John Park, Mayor; Chairman Merrill; Aldermen
Patrick. Farmer. Townsend. Ayres, VOihntine, Am.s
Morgan, Gre nidvY, Iigle, Hulberts and Cochran
qu0rum being announced tl8 caa took bis seat
and called tle board 10 order, when the gu OF Aldermen
aud city officers called and the objsct Of the meet
ing explained by the following message lroa tie Mayor
Gentlemen Of ne B7gra Of 4ldyugsn:
have called yoU toze.her for purpose Of eectnr
City Assessor iu place OF VIM Caase " who cannot
serve-he being engaged in government WORK. I oiIsr
for your consideration 10 hi tne vacancy the following
names, from which you, ia your Judgment will select the
most efficient 10 i'll the POSITION viz: John W Tsv-
Or, Il. 5. Joiner VIM. Thomas, and S Trice
Bes3ectiulF, JOAN PARK, Mayor.
MEHPHfs, April ;, 1852
Upon motion ballots were hal to e. the vacancy
the following result; Thomas T. Tavlor 3 Edmopds I
Mr.. Thomas having received mai9rity Of the vote 9
east. was declared elected
The fol owing reso ution was offered by AID Morgan,
and adopted by tle Board:
R=sored That the Mayor be and he is authorized and
instructed 20 dispose Of all the gas pipe now owned by
the city ana which ID not required for any city
purpose
Thersupon the Board adjourned
WIN n. BRIDGES. see'y.
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RICHMOND. March 5-Reports OF fighting
near Yorktown have hecn current al day and
tits generally credited shat the enemy, aided by
their gunboats, attacked our lines at hali-past
ten O'Clock
The fighting continued untilr12 NJ, when the
Ell my ceased firing.
Oar troops maintained their position.
An official dispatch received at three o'clock
this afternoon says there has been no general en-
gagemeDt but that the armies were near each
other, and battle was imminent.
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MISSISSIPPI BOTTOM FARM
LII GRE.FF, Eg.4Rn.ars.

OAn -,CRES ali fen. sd-.Tj cleared sa-7-- y,-.v,
sJOO pint ia lofa.oss barley o.s = 80 -
'as, o cattle. Two yoke 5f ozer th-se es- . sr -
ten breeding s0ws pyOvendsr. provision ii. ,-s f--
tarn!id etc All iuelo ed for Jre low D-cse $4,000
gOod farmer eaa y for il ia tdfss years A., -,
s5eT sUd hands u for th- year
Missouri Scri1. ''
valuable HOUSE snd LOT. in Memphis. for las.
than two thirds its vslce
"td ekehsnge for neat rssii-1cs. ID or NJ -r tbs
CT, sooa 1anls IN Tee S.aes h-vs va nab house
gir for s.e Am tired Of aetivs "a ~ .-oI -
VIA cner rare nd ee1sen 10 p-rcha,ers " dHsrant
knds Of property. lnq ire ST
NILLERS STORE
Adolf FzHce st-saf
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k17t -'e- You c7u help yyorryius..i if yea ,silA
--.sd ..ias. night. didn't your
A5d ya can l.'p it to -isht aai tomorrow uighs
ti6v47
T-ns o., your wif-s health an happiness Tla.
she7 a- u'.gs euorEb. aaa 20 cause i.''is self de-
IS lfd.rill, ua-le Padr
Yes fr 1 think you must have - certain enjoyment
Iu these moody states else yOu would not indulge them
so often Your reason tells Won that tleg fruit.
ill o. great harm. huf aLeeper why ey should
cis tl- tAey inv I've i.t-1s' in PIoeid-ac Harry
yo-sr- il .a hlu.s oi v4o .Bows your want, and
Nro VIII that ,ney provided for jdst in the de-
gree that best for your eternal wei your earthly
good NO aIiNons care; no dr. ld OF coming disaster
no goGmy disirust or chodn5 douot wiz change the
events Of t0-norrow They 70 be ministers Of good
TO yaU though not always in the way you have desired
Is it NOS the worst of 20 y then, to be breeding H dark
ugs b.c7u-e the EfIls of yuIr daily ite do not shape
taelseves according 10 your short zht.d plaaiags
You can heu this uahapgv b-oodag over what CA mot
De 81 sl-,1, and yo1 must do IT,
"I will try, answered the young man.
=" You must try aud succeed also Let there be no
nave fallen into bad habit Break it up with visor
Gus h1ud ami 60 T. work in hs formation of a Eoad
aaGit Alter aVaiie you viii mad 1t as easy to cart
home .eaSat ..c - you now a q ClHu'ed one. and
t'i., what W audsrii d euce il Will maNe in your
When The daveut down. and Lester turned bi, steps
10 rl aa lsf tIe 0d dark iiiag d Ike funeral
I drIpcsy around him. iher- had been nothing n tue
days business Of an uuu~uy depressing character it
satisfied, But having gel morbid WY Of loo ing
at things long hs mind had tas diseased action,
and there tFOabad weight his feelings AID
preston Of spirits tbG- it srmad i'm l0ss bic TO throw
OF Thus 30 was wi,t min. when assembled tue st-ps
Of lis Yelling, and reached out us band to open the
d00r.
"Tafs viii not do ae said. pausins. Aud he stood
still NJ rle unopened door for moments saall
mar everything
Thou h. desc uded the steps AMI passed UP the street
IJ viii never d. IN the world % carry this face
to mary. must ry and iad better one NEa' 1rm
grip iris denC OF bro ding Iisirnst has taseUl must
snake ln III And y7i.ii' Thus he "a aed with hin
SELF as De srrode away.
In minutes lesre Eac, again at Lis own door
aud Ee turGed the ey and entered without hesita
ton lie had .bs, of m heud and had smile, G
kiss and PHEASANT word ror Mafy. uicI gave new
lie pulses and seu the blood ir husles Of
beauty to h.r face
Two pcstiJns of Uncle Phil 3 remedy were enough
90 satisfy Henry Lester OF tLa real of his Wte
discuss; and 20 him, h.. be had only 10 cont u
be had baEU1, 20 make certain Of speedy cure He
und tire remedy good Tor hims-li also His own miHd
had been diseased well as I'd mind Of bis wife but
now he felt i.e Health was inz. thr ugh
his yrins ard giv g 'n Of enjoy ynenJ to which
be had been a s'ial ger for year.
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Tor 81 Memphis Appeal J
TO IEEyGEsE EL

Be Of good chrgr but tas is precious "B av7- -ay2
b ct good cheer" cur hero safd-
LIS vc-os sfug " 2>e .le .ea. daadf
Arise, ~ so-S Of Tennessee
Arse and sUear "a l5il be feel
But time is precious raid be, too
Now is the hour great deeds % 90
Or, Tennessee brave Teun.sspe
LET not the tyrant conquer thee!
Shallit BE- said in future years,
Md bursting sighs and burning tears
That Tennessee, brave Tennessee
Had yielded up her liberty
Neveri no neverl while her i4ud
Yields ore trus heart one fal hand
Ne'er be it said that Tennessee
Had one son left--Ged sac not free!
Come to har rescue, s0utbrons comet
Come, by the sacred Dc Of home
BU--coDe or Eol-it cannot be
That thou wilt yield, brave TENNESSEE
p meni and grid your aTlnor on
Nor ay it off till all is won
Til thy last toe. brave Tennessee
Lies in lis gore and t30n 0rE free!
MEMFHIs T uu.. a rii ., Io62 NJ s. p ID. S.
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STOCKH0LDEaS' HfEFjy,,.

MEMPHIS AND CHARlFsTON p. r. aFs4rs
&EMPHIs, Aerii I4sh IS5a
TT'H5 stockholders in sue sleHpha5 q a Cfsr-es.,u
4 Rs r a. CnmpsnV are hsreb by no rfd .bs- 4 ,sIs5
me-ticg u the comp suy VIII be fcll a. r s--e4 Z
ths company in Memphis on THURSDAY -si-S
day 0i Api, lo0S Col-lda liz or .rs OF -c-41t
the isw passed by the last Les sure o. o. STATE
Of Misssiip9. authorizing SAID any 90 rs i- 90
600 OF uotes Tor crcalsloa Of tas d-nouf oa OF s.
and urd=r
j. Derive Jr., Geo ". Esisre-, Jsr1es q Pride %,
Brysat, n e. P'ichard, F. J i-ev-rt W1 J. 4 1or
nos LscsTy. Sam Tate. Jas Il ~ 4EEirs s. gs,-.a g.
Wt1er5 ~. 5o4n W C01Pe-, Joll J E1c'-rer Z, IL
Ter, , - Na5aaaas, Rsae - "a p4a William
Echo S, q 2. Cab bzniss Geo. P. Be7r-a r4 -
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LEtO ARKANSAS

A correspond Of the Helena Shield calls al
tentiou to a rep IT Of geological reconnaissance
of the State of A ska1sss, made by r. D. OWEN
in 1853 80, IN which he says 1t is stated, on page
Il, s. vein Of lesd lad been discovered running
from Pulaski county in a southwestern direeIon
through Saline, Hot Springs, Montgomery, Pike
and Sewer counties, TO the Indian Nation, and
that it has been worked in Pulaski and Sewer
counties. The ore IS rich, and in Sewer county
1t yielded 73 per cent "a {. nearly three-fourths
of the weight is lead, mixed with portion of
silver.
The same writer says that there has been some
copper and zinc also discovered in the same re-
rlors, aud 'h,se articles are used to make brass
Valus BIZ mi1sral deposits were found in Newton
county By examining the report referred to
-cfsntiic men can l,arn the townships and Sec
ti,,.s NAMED tla- contain IA es which have been
r5ss, I'D ,n- o.s tested. w su..ss,- shat tie
i,.cgs ssa..d 0st1-H-, ll.3.
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GEN. SH.aLBs--Tnis Federal officer, who
lost an arm At the battle Of Winchester, tele-
gapbs a friend on the 9th ult., that his wO1ud
Is .f6ng well and he expects to be able to ride
NJ buggy st the head OF ms command IN a few
fd9ys
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LETTERS OF SOUTHERN WoMEz F0UED AT
FAIRFAX COURT HoUsE.-A correspondent cf
the New York Tunes says:
Many of the letters are from mothers and sis
ters. 1t IS wonderful the energy with which
these dear little rebels enter into Tue cause of the
Confederate States. Not one appeal Is there to
son or brother to return home. I. is Fight,
Jchn let me hear from you in the front ranks"
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7FOyEMRNTs OF THE ENEMY I'm
VIRGINIA.

The reason Of the retirement of the Federal
army on the Potomac, is, we think, explained
by the Richmond Dispatch. That paper of the
l0lh inst says; The grand army of the Fed
erals seems to have been transported from the
ueie lborh9od Of Washington to the Poainsula,
which they have PROBABLY concluded is a shorter
and easier road TO Richmond than that via Ma
nassss, which we have courteously placed at
their disposal Bu. if tine -aad by Manassas is
bad, sa- Jy ii Peninsula may ugt prove much
better Whs,herihe movem =ntIs friut 20 cov-r
an attack GA some other point, remains 10 be
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MARITAL Prices -H0ckstar.ug has received
qlstus ia + Ecbuoud as VIII tl seen by the following
ezr from h- oder Of Gen Wiraer lhe Provost Har-
STA. of hat city:
T. HuckseriuE in tc mari cts Of ts city is great an
evil ttt II has become Cesssry abats it. " Le hole
system is Therefore sB1 Ished.
Iae practice Of Uurc tsiug produce its way 10
market ohioit d per fpun'i buying SELF z in
sugn ease. witri ,s. - of Richmond, are liable 10
p1u-H as tie discretion OF martial, and tha
p-oduce viii be forfeited 90 she person informing Eust
O. nllsrdeIs The P-rcs- Jiar-ha VIII give tv ~ as-
ssauee 20 she of the euIOreiI. the
city ordinance rac. Is sub. j.Ct, ana police ofhSes
under Bis direction attend the rSets for such pur-
pose. All releases at wholesale ~ the markets uutil
after tue regular market hours is forbidden Persons
found Sleep u Ia tl~ markets Will be arrested and pun
ished by a court martial
TINS order viii &" i1-o Immediate operation.
10 uiutrarce Taargvvr Will 5- offered unry per
br1gn Produce this Market buJ every facility
an 7ri-t for The arCol 'shmeHt Of such purpose
A.. TIE following JariI Of maximum prices estab-
t-h- for the sale Of pradVce On markets. and none
other wall 0c per.ntted-lis tariff % ntO operation
on and after Monday, 5ll Of April, 1862:
I ~
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Pass THIN ARouND.-As an illustration of
the spirit by which the southern people are acuI-
ated, tie Norfolk Day Book relates the following
incident, given by a gentleman who obtained it
from party cognizar, Of the facts:
Two h4iEgroNa lads were our hunting in the
neighborhaoG OF NawbeFa, and were discovered
and accosted by d Yankee Lieutenant.
One ofthe boys wore the letters IN c." on
his cap, which attracted the Yankees attention,
and ne inquired Of the poy what they meant.
The boy yepiied North Carolina - where
upon the Lieutenant ord red him TO remove them.
THIS tae boy declined doing, when he was again
ordered to take them off, and q. an refused to
do so. The lieutenant then remarked that he
would take them of himself; and was in the act
of dismountng from his horse to DO so, when
the boy winked TO his comrade, who took mis-
meaning, aud in a moment the guns of both the
boys were levelled at the head of tie Yankee Of
fcer, and he wa commanded to surrender.
Seeing the utter hopelessness of his case, and
perfectly astounded at the spirit displayed by the
boys. the Yankee gave up his pistol and on be-
ing ordered to disnoUnt, did 80. The boys then
secured him, and again placing him on his horse,
conducted him 20 KinSton, where he was safely
lodged in jail
Surely the days of the Revolution are again
upon US
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a We are informed by letter that the Mis-
siouary Baptist church at Ok0lona, Miss, last
Sabbath voted unanimously for the contribution Of
their church bell for the purpose of the manutac-
ture of ordnance in accordance with the request
made by Gen Beauregard. BY reference to the
note from Gen. B published yesterday morning,
our friends wil sec that the sacrifice will not be
dsmauded of them.
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Coop DEAL OF Truth IN IT.-Yirtue comes
from industry quite 40 much as from morality.
/" An Idle head is Satan's Worship" and let a
man do nothing for fortnight, the old adversary
will get possession of bis pate, bring in a stock
of evl thoughts, start the machinery of low pas
sions, and commence his regular business of pro-
dUcing sin.
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GARInALDL-The details of the first sitting Of
the general assembly providemento at Genoa,
have been published. Gariba.ii was enthusiss-
tically received. In speech he strongly favored
the idea Of the central committee forming one So
ciety from all liberal Italian societies. The as
sembly rose and dloudly sppIauded this sentiment
He hoped the Italians would also hold out their
hands to all enslsved nations. The government
had warned the providemento committee at Ge-
noa to assume certain tone, otherwise it would
be compelled to dissolve the association.
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At Water yalsy, Mississip3i, March aIs. B. RoGgRs,
Of the ls,n regiment LCusaHA v,snte -r, sged about
6fty o. M yhye years
Es catoeae', La onitman Texas. and Montgomery,
Ala. Pspers please copy
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r. Tbrough the iaexclsabls negligence Of
the guard of tas military prison at Mount Jack
son, six daeply dyed Uaienists, chiefly from the
town IF Winchester, escaped on Tuesday night
last, by cutting hole through a wall of the