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We were mistaken when We reported s1me days
eco the dcathoi hr SRm AJhe Of tie Texas Ran.
gers. That gentleman who was Feytrely wounded
Eolro months AGO Is iaridly convsescent and bids
lair "a DO much mole gallant service for his country
hereafter. az he has heretofore.
Major General Isquder passed ihrorgh Augusta
Georgia few days since, 10 assume con mand 0f the
Southwestern Military department Of the Confederate
States. ia,t y. .t8
n The appointment of Judge Johu A. Campbellas Az
distant Secretary OF War il denounced by the Mont.
gnmery Daily Advertiser ~ the 3Oth as On outrage
upon the people of Alabama.
sirkies dec Ilnes 10 run for edhgrcw. He canno
consent 10 euye his lambs The Fxteisofs OF rather
What IL cit o. them uipce The Texans fell upon them
a Manassas and made The hills red with hit fallen
1ouayeh
James II. FtapkIn, Solomon crooms VIM. r. Gar.
reit, J, NJ konts, aud r. l.. y. Biuhleld, were all
sentenced 10 We hing brmurdsr on Tho 10th OF Jan.
nafg rsxt AZ to laat session Vt the Bungomb cousty
SuperorC0urls ffal t44
aDr.Aeu. an army surgeoa, IN change of one or
the hospitals a. Jackson Miss cdmillted suicide on
the 2Sd Of October hy hficting three wounds "a his
breast with lancet Hte M asa tllaaf
(. Tho Hon J. r. NJ Curry has given one Thousand
bushels ~ cprp fsr distribution 10 the INDECENT laro
Hes Of Alabama soldiers,
The New Orleans Delta bas over Two columns of
snNtfhscWehAs NANlhR ieF IeelhltH W serve ln The
FederEl army. One captain A. MontloH, calls his
eampapy the John Brown Guards .., .tt.4
In'Wimingion, n. q, on Saturday. their were s5
new cases OF fever eHi four deaths aud on sunday ~
.pew caspa aud " deaths
Attic cceri term o. ibe Superior Court OF Bnn.
cpmhe ropniy, N. *, Eve men Ware sentenced TO be
Hanged m yanuaEy next ipr murder. Their names
rreJamea II. Fankl1 Solomon Gronms, VIM. Is. Gar.
teli, NolfsandR l.. D. Briichneh.
Nit proposed 70 rnt The captured and stolen ne,
groee ~ he sonth u wok IN thc coa' mines as labor
u scarce TIE nniuitpuAinDogroes who get Tito ihe
eRisiss Of ihe Yankee Dccdes will experience great
haidshlps this Winter. f
Niue staieT wiii hold their annual elections on ine
tih ~ November ~ VIII New York New Jersey
llgfserhus,qiea. michigan liitels, Wisconsin Ass.
vuli, kluirs5la and Delaware.
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MOB LAW,

A Democratic paper called the American
Volunteer, published at Carlisle, Penpsylyal
MIA, was suppressed on Saturday last by the
demolition its materials by the Anderson
Troop stationed there, together with some
citizens, The olepses given was an editorial
containing the following remark: lo io
They have. in the face Of his threats and
prosecutions, dashed their clehched FIST in tile
very eyes, and branded him aud his trucking
ihieving, rotten administration withtlie seal Of
their condemnation. Come oHt Of ne chair,
ABRAHAM I.IScots," is The demand Of the pso-
pie Of this State made Oh Tuesday Of last
week T"
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Az OUTRAGE IN NEw 0ELEANs.--A respectable
looking woman nhncd Eliza Taylor was braight M
to answer for having riae donble.baneled shot.
gen and tw0pistols concealed on her premises The
search was mace by soldier on information rcee yed
by Mrs Taylors slave Fanny, and the arms were found
ln an attic roon over Fannys bed. Mrs Taylorcaled
God tQwitness That she, did not know that torc we're
apy arms N lie House I'll they were found sue then
recollected that they had been lett there long time
ago by Mr.. Longwcrth who lived III New York and
they had once been delivered TO y man who had
agreed to hlle them to Mr. longworth she believed
she said, that Fanny had hidden in the attic above,
where she septn order that by discovering ihem she
might 60Aih her freedom The soldier in getting at
the gshs had n gel on Fonny's he'd then Climb over
the top OF armpr ana get into the attic through
hole Que foot wide and four feet long. The Judge ad
that The order OF the Commanding General was i'm
cfatve on the point that where arms were iound in
house on the Information OF slave, the emancipation
0i the slave shouldfollow he therefore ordered the
arms 20 be eoniscated, the slave TO te enancpated,
and Mrs Taylor 70 be Imprisoned for three months
The slave then asked flr order 10 get her clothes
ana her three children, but the Judge said be had
nothing 70 do with them
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Negro Missing.

A NEGRO servant named Wlan or Hit, hslouR
"A Ing TO fapt w. A. Gnodmaa, Of f;eucr,l Chal-
mers' staff Wifhers' Division Of Gen, Bragg aqmY
was let 10 tie rar Of the army near sparta reanea
see, at the time OF rs advance early Septcniher
When last beard from lewes c9nplainin.g os lneaa
will pay ber.l reward for any Information III II.
gard 20 tho whereabouts q said sefvaht Or 10 hts de
livery 20 the southern Enprcss Agent at Chauahoo-
"a Said negro y about II years Did tett i0lhch
es high dark conps,xlea and lkely ......s
nOyl2w+ W. GO0DMA AN.
L .4s.IeNf Il,ilv. .Qtris,.rat Mia
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Land for Salei

THE TRACT OF LAND lying on the wa An..s
ters OF Mulberry Greek lnIineon conn hNI
ty Tensssset, known as the Dr. Salph place I.lt ~
eon,aHsaa iiO ACRES, about zoo acres ii SSAElA
whl,saiscleared. p a agf.is ~ sa3t
The eHelling house is a large frame building.
There Is a large Distillcfy and Horse Mil on sal.s
place. taeN
Said land is haely suited for a stock farm aud has
spring OF neyer-iaiHng water.
For terms apply 10 the subscriber al FAyetleyiile
Tenn. JAMES u, BRiGHl. IS 81
nov4-awr t.f gent.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
DIsFATcHEs FOR TnE pAnr EEREL.
Yankee Preparations in Tennessee.

fanRee preparations In tennessee.
MOBILE, Nov. 4.-A special dispatch to the
Advertiser & Register, dated Guntown. the
I'd, says: d
Scouts from above report the enemy heavi-
ly reinforcing at corinth, and strengthening
their fortidoatiops. They are moving build
ings from Baresyille, and getting large quan.
titles Of lumber from the neighbo-ihg mills.
A dispatch from Holly Springs, on the Sd
says that scouts from the yicinity.of Corinih
report the enemy being largely reinforced,
and fortifying. They are making every prep.
aration to held the place. Three thousand
Yankees are at Jackson, Tenn, and twenty
one regiments at Bolivar, with interminable
lines Of offortifcations.
Foreign Intervention.
MoRILE, Nov. 4.--A special dispatch to the
Mobile Tribune Of the 4th, dated Grenada 3D.,
says the Memphis Bulletin Of the Sd has been
received.
Liverpool journals Of the 3D. say, Glad
stones speech has convinced nealy everybody
that Lord poImerston, who is at the head Of
| the Government, is about to recognize the
Confederate States, It is said that memo.
rial, signed by twenty members of the Cham
Der of Commences is to be presented to thst
body, urging them to send delegation Of
ministers 70 request her Maiesty's advisers to
recommend a recognition of the Confederate
States at once; thatsit is the opinion Of the
memorialists that there is no cause for further
delay The Chancellor Of the Exchcquer had
emphatically announced in public that jeff
Davishad noteonlv created Ia rye army and
small navy, but a new nation
Gladstone advised active Intervention.
Packipgtop asserts that the time has arrived
when her Majcstys Government, in conunc
lion with other Governments, ought TO Offer
mediation in American affairs, on tle basis o
q separation between the contending sections
with The understanding that nonsucccss IL
such etforts lie followed by an immediate re
cogdlion Of the Confederate States. ~,
Equally strong views have bocn expressed
.byseycral prominent men i a yg
:. The Liverpool Post Of the nth says thai
two Of The highest class ouses here received
kilograms from heal quarters in Toudon, thai
the British and French governments LOST no
time in announcing that they are resolved OH
-apolicy Of perfectncuhplity
Army movements are ngimportaut.g
Thirty persops have besn3ordered to leave
Memphis on account Of attacks on steuniboats
by guerrillas. ~ saaA aa
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$40 REWARp.

GTOLEN From the stable OF Samuel Jones Of Gal
- toosa county, ta., on the lst inst. pua xrs9
horse five years old, near sixteen hasds high with 4
scar on each weather ranhing parallel with the neek
reward viii be paid o' delivery Of the horsc also ihe
same amopnt for the thief @ FasN.
sAM0EI. JONES.
Ringgold. Ga, Nov. d-lms 3dH 4e4k As.
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I The Louisville Journal ia IN The habit Of m
dolging a sort Of ghastly menfrnens a. fhe sr
pcnse ofthe I.incolp Government and lis Cen
erals. Here are few specimens. i4l
The English lady wAo'has mania foi col
lecting ahc stamps Of al nations in an album
will have 70 procure ninotyfiSa Gilicrentkiada
Which are used under our FAX law. and oxpepd
SigC 5yto purchase CAe of each Kind
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|(lN the night u tie lGs 0atalef, 1871, US hegn
W boy Andy II yeabH cd igci 10 Inches bIrk
black coiAprslon. Was mlAins and hsl mapa n
beiwecu Cumberland r,rd and ile Cap. Anyiaiu6
lnaiun nilhe bey viii We tbaakmlly eceTe1 aud y
reward oi twobtyfye loliar4 paid
| DO not consider thebJy bs 4 runaway. and hthto
iahooga and delivered 70 . stallinEu ifl ssluAlp
ab4 ni. lf tN q. - NiCE,.
npvz9w Lieut. l2,h Reg Ieap ysls
Knoxville Register blylAt COPY one w0rk4 and fot.
N,rG bill tothis oflce ~ FR WIZ aHf
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NUMBER so.
Ntlp AA6rtistnlrnts.
Thc statc on Trnnessre.

fi a n8 HANurQN Cot'NrY.
tINHE insolvency Of The estate oi William s. Bell
4 deed having s5sa suggested, All persona having
claims against the estate are hereby notified 10 il6
them with the Clerk Of thecoaniy Coart Of sad oous
~ propezy authenticated within the TING presrrgbed
by law on they will be iorrYer barred 953@
ness-lm EI,lZABErH H. HEIL. -
Admrx w. n BoE decd N
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Int0rsst bearing TreasurY Notes.

TREAsuRY nEpARTaEST, G. 3. A..
fN Richmond, Sept, 20. 1862.
Pablo notice Il hereby given that Congress has du
" authorized the annual payment Of interest on the
7,90 Treasury Notes. The interest due on each note
on he hEatday Of January next win be paie to the
respective holders presentment at the Treasury or
at any Deposltory OF the Government.
s fsigncd) g. G.. MEMMINGEB,
octl3-lm Secretary of 4 ,s5,i,ry.
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Volunteers.

DEiNG fnlly authorized TO raise and muster into the
~ servce Of he Confederate States regiment Of
Infantry for the war oil CAPTAINS having ccmpalies
organized can have them mustered into The service by
writing me at Winchester, or teegJaphing ne vt De.
eherd Tenn, This sregiment is wanted Immediately.
oct0 rAH w. NEWMAN,
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(NUR aTfnlol need an the Hogsnnd Chttle yod eAu
~ iatien,aad libeIal prices wilFbo peidsioF golk
Hegs. Beevca aud Corn, 4lt ite se- w ailt
have been asigncd 70 tho purchase of hAgs
baeyea corn &c. in Enst feDHessee aud vii apDoiht
sufficient Humbf OF agents 10 assist ne aud driihe
their territory and will 80 duo tims pablish thsir
names. eNt fHtaetflw aV tln N4a1Nta
have dciegInined 70 make pfIeeayi nalfotm and
liberal, aud hope every hog IN kast TennoAo ruItt-
bic ior pork viii he intenct
ny Office ior tho present, " Atlanta. Ga~- Will ~.
noyr 10 knoxyllle sooa. Letters addressed 10 me at
either point WIN be attended 20. v. .fs
4. r. CUNNTNus
Seps0f Nhior and g. H., V.E. AZ
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AZ 81, fonls tn the f1th me s,egmtis II, u. Dac0p
M,Gil, a. McDtvell. hs,elle, und w NJ Hpfwli 70
n,lhsr with then ,Aigtes Ntte iolaty desffnied by
nse ityolvirga los n rlfieiiy rliuattd az lltp'-
tGn fNh
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NASlEIE ElNALE IESYI7I2R.
CLEVELAND, TENN
Rev. j. " bradshaw. PRINCIPAL.


TIME next Session OF this Institute viii commence
Al on Monday the lst day Of September next, under
Nie direction and proessorship of the Rev Mr.. Brad-
shaw, who has htl charge OF it for the last ten
months
The Trustees IN makne this announcement would
most espoclalY appeal 70 all citizens who have
daughters " educate 20 send them TO this institution
Mr., Bradshaw has had charge of the school for the
last ten months during which time he bas rendered
ample, and we might say universal satisfaction to the
Trustees, patrons and pupils, There never was bet
ter time for men 10 educate their daughters than now
iponpy IA plainly everything farmer nIses hears
Two prices, aud The Tntioa % this Srhpos the same
that II was when everything was NJ low figures
Whit excuse can there he now for man who neg
lcctsto educate his dauEhte2 None. Because here
n Cleveland htAlty locality we have al Institute
with mn excellent instructor, aldedbJ sufficient corp'
~ AssttGnis, to instruct all who may favor il with
thsir nalronage Let one ana all put their shoulder
fNthef wheel an build up such School na will be OF
hsalcih,ble be,aI 10 rs and anhonor to oNr town y
We have the tuIlllng aud we have TIE Teachers the
balance dcvelves upon the people, We hope hey may
nobly perform their duty.
The Trustees nfe thankiul 10 the Glzeus for lhe
patronage bestsaca upon Mr.. Bradshaw herelercie
and are glad TO know that nnder his Administration
She Ifstlmion has not lost any of tho envabla rcpu
tatien II sutilncd in the better days Of the Repub
n.
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sNTOI.EN tom Q.smgh, %, ,l.isat Gspelal HAgdeye
I'D EseOu q salrrl flqrse with whts siar III hIa
olcbead. Said hprse was the possrsaniai iieat.
CD. !. III Wi san, slh Aflansas regiment. said
WI lsoi wy 4 iidtgtd irm the army at liatdutpwn
liberal r, wmd VIII 10 given or ths.ieiiyufy " the
hnrsr " me at Gciicra h0rlesx lIeaa iailsfs. ~
nOyl-lw Atf .sH Qua S4f4Sss5siia
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The Columbus lGa.) Times publishes From The pen
Of i'ssimy correspondent ibefoi'o@ing pictures Of
three ofcOf nromlnent Gsnctas: 83fh

OF - amy correspondent ihefol'owing pictures OF
thvec ofcOf prominent Gsnetals:
LEE.
Gen Lee has, believe, won lis way 10 cgeFtbodys
conaaeace ~ appearance hc Is iall, lortly and com
ihandilg HIS drtss IL usually q plaiR llraadiers
aniiorn 1 black islt hat, NTH ils bsim turned down
and he weais shOit e,iz2led leaFd al round his
face, lie has much OF the Washngtonlan diguty
about hm and " much respected hy all with wton
he Is thrown, AZ Sbausbnrg saw him on the Held
during the heat OF the action, He WAS surrounded
by his stan and peskst fqvq9rOa of rotricis llo
was engaged in c0lmiy wtwihk the storm of battle
and giving orders IN nantief Of cod feianee. Aids
aud courieip were hnrfylne 60 and trim HE right HIT
aud centre aud te Whole disposition Of forces seem
ed under bis perfect control 'N' NA i'a.f
rovoSfREEr
Gen. Longtirpet is stout and lcshy, and OF good
height. and has net cotDagetus lcok. He seems
full Of thought aud " deeitnn1 nd his face makes
agreeable impres' ion alike on new Hndcld aeQuain
tanccs. Iie is eharacteristically hghtipg man
none can equal him VI oicing aAtioeg and Nel iofti
He'd position, and Gen, ce showed lIA appreciation
ol I'D old tried soldier, y hen nc laed him on the
shoulder afler the late battle aud said Ny oM war
hofse! In this cngapcmcnt lie was second IN com.
mand OF the army aud his old corps keenly felt the
ueed Of his able handling, hAt
Mrss eNNsN JACKSON.
was furprsed az stoncval yacksoHN appearance.
Ne has been described asa sort VI clgwA. I noytr
yet saw him liding with his knees dawn up llbca.
monkey, and his head resting uptn us breast. Nc
has hitts;c face and sccas plainly dressed Cap.
tain Of cayalry with an unpiscnding saf. Als hnt
form Is hne enough, c,itplnN, fcf the hord lie be
leads. but The imagi alton y piqued, you know byl
the absence apprehension ASA King IL grey cOthceH
StUnfunli aoA't like TO rome alVlf Vie amy muctA-
The buys keep him hnfeheadtdell The Time. When
they htgln "a cheer him he utually pulls 10 hia hat
srntN his fine hofSc, an0 nUs through The ramps
whica meet Mn ht t,eiy ftp (icr some sse mcs)
NJ hari ashc can 90.
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Provost Marhars Or ers.

ns PROVOST HARsHAL'S OFFICE,
Chattanooga, Sept 26s 1862. :
sprci ! 0rdegs, M
J. Hereafter, and until further orders the Police Guard
Win cease to halt or demand passes from ladies' the
streets hnt will pass them With al dne courtesy.
by order Of CHAS. W PEDEN, f ~
sap26 Lieut. n provoat Marahal
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VVAN'TEHD.

\ Enn POUNDS ~ Tnllew, fsr Nllch thc higheai
se.ss s~1 "''' W \ n ". coaBiS
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! MOI MOI Mo..l No, q No ia No

ns- Advertisements not marked on copy for
apceiHed time will be published one mo ith and
charged accordlng 10 the above rates u
SfEcilL NoTIcEs charged one price and half.
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NVamtcal. q Ilisliller

ElWJ IIUI NuUVIaIhnHs HPlln Ui7IlftIen WI n WOdt
Wv crn improvements, and yeast aud mai mas
King. lie viii be exempt from c'rscrll,tSens hna
must bring suibbe,relerrnces, A single man prefer.
ed. 2't wv t ANDREW Dt5NN,i
nayt Slad s t FnrayGh. t5a.f4
ALExANngR CoorE@ n l.0l ..., ...i, ~
tys) In Chauecry III Chatslhg0gn.
JoHS JnSEs.a ntgbei E ays Y ae.o N t4@fs
| 4 appearing that The 6elenlat Jahn Jones u 4
noh.reside6t ~ Ne State Of femesAces 40 tha aha
process OF the cssitl eipnot W served on hias ID IA
therefore, otdcel thar publication be msas wetkyfot
pht wegks IN tho Nhaiimooia Rubel.a d nnwspaper.
puhish,d n the city ot Chattanooga. Iedaifins AHA
defendant. 10 upprar ut Ulialwqpy t'vlnt. 10 be
held at the Cont llnnse Ia lhv ely nf Cnattano1gA.
bn The nrt Mundity IN laupafy Atxt, Ard Asis@sfA
bi hlpd against hmhn sad cupri by complainant ~
Nt'he,unyNX pmie., q W., srAApkfkka.a{
rntl lw CTR ~.
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TERMS OF TUITION.

Languages, 20 90 g g each
3 In ibc OrnamentH department. full provision vii
be made, OF the ordinary prices. aA4
The rale of payment N ono-halr IN advance the lest
W the middle ol the term Ie
noaid tan Le had mi good families, andat conycn
lent boarding houses kept purposy tor young ladies,
che price oi boa3 including Sights and fnel ia mot 70
eareed g1 SO per week. q. w. PARKS
.eeve>tf Secretary and Treasurer.
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Terms Of subscrIption.
Rnss Of Advertisins.

., Vne @ sqHire Of TEx Lives or less, one insertion,
- W. ana 30 cents for each subsequent Insertion
iess than one month.
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lgeai. isSl.S
! and betiuHS
Is aisiat II ur
The owWt
.fiy aud paE
1T n,
henf &c.
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COMIclllmcd -FaeYscg.

tX}ll4ll be ,tld Tuesday neSt At Moj J5ne 8ta ylss
Got2,lt B,F JoNRs.
iAt NalNQasg
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WR UGs DRUGsI nR UGs

fI,II0sE wishing apytNlpg " The ab w llpt Will
fnd h nihcl % thelr AdyabiaRe ~ tall ~ The wa
stand 81 n n, Tut wbeFsthfy can ~ enpplind With
such aescea A. afe Usually kpt " Dfbg bielba. ~
prices 4 suIl nv tfaes f8 ga ig tJIBff1
Jgpl roeeped large supply " choice rIgan ara
solacoo tNfi NtN Nf y. MVCOiiKEKl
nat19 In.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, al

DRUGS, MEDICINES. ACs
M. r.. KENNEDY, II fho 0ld Siaid of W, y. ktAs
nelly wiil ~ peaiedia meet bAb tsioaas Aad aintna
err AZ hcfsl0lofo In The above liug ~ bVsneN
h pbysigMhg plrssapnaaf cstelnIly igapaiaf w..
Ae. NJ l.. kEhNkilY.
uol19.ln, (3lRh ~ thr Colder MonAt
tTsAKEN ~ w no aubicistr hboai tks hioils Aao,
4 Lfeo yed balL with hp tai eqi eni 1be 0Hn'
m eah est Nile animal bypiofisR iigote ahd pAy
noyl-l0 nigg Aoalh ol CihlipDtQsa.
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IGTE wish t6 hire W gr 40 negro lpen u csl wood
wv IN Dadp county. ceoD Wa Viii pay foo9 sa.
ges. Persons having negroes " hire WI address ~
Al Trenton Geo. Pefhlangnt anit QyrnHnt lNg
oc. 7s-ims Mn. MNMAHAN "a %.
aa- Knoxville llAglsfef aud Atsaiila ConIederaty
copy and cpd bill " KnoEvllle,is tne Htax4
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rTiO HIRE, "A the Eiowall Iron Works, gai0w eoHn
" Georgia. ono hundred aba .hpilfd hekrcoA. -
Wages paid monthly Or quarterly
WA. r. QUINCY,
oc7-im. prEldepi kyM& n Cenpaqy,.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS OF THE BATTLE.

CARo, June 5, 1852.
Memphis papers Of the I'd contain dispatches from
Richmond Of the 1st OF which the following the sub
stance
General Hills division commenced the tight Satur
day morning. Rhodes Garlands Rains' and Anderson's
brigades bearing brun Of the BATTLE Until the arr
val Of their rsinorcements the fedsras were driven
from their redoubts and their batteries turned on them
General Lee and President Davis the hsd Their
presence increased the enthusiasm OF our troops
The Yankees stubbornly contested every inch Of
ground but were compelled to give way before the i'm
petuous charges Of our soldiers. large numbsr Of
Confederate soldiers are wounded IN the and legs
General Rhodes s slightly wounded.
The enemy tried 70 make . flank movement about
seven in the evening, but were repulsed.
On Sunday the battle was resumed, chiefly with
kerry.
Prisoners are constantly coming in.
General Hatton Of Tennessee in killed. The carnage
on both sides dreadful the Yankees losing
one.
About 500 prisoners are already taken.
The last despatch the LIST, says the latest in
tegsnce from tho battle field represents the enemy 10
be driven back mile and half from his position Our
forces now occupy his camps We captured three bat
tsriss after the most desperate fighting The enemy
were protected by woods and ntrsnchments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-06
RICHMOND FILLED WITH WOUNDED REBELS

nCClzlAHs HRADQuA1znas, June 5-Evenine
NJ rsess epsasa with artillery this morning from
svs dssrsas points, opposite New Bridge, with view
aprsvsashg Ms reconstruction Three Of our batteries
sUsd thsm, causing shsm 70 retreat after hot Ere
q sve hssn Our loss wss oos killed and two wounded
Ne further interference took place during The day
nsssnssssasos made to-day show no material change
y ~ osnys position.
vwtAss affirmation shows that troops On satur-
aay ssA sssAy sasassd six divisions instead Of four
aakns ssusss q ssvosy-nvs thousand rebels.
osassai Brnsv, Of PhiAaslpAa, was relieved Of his
ssnmssd sa shs battle ss BY General Hsintzslman hs
Asviss fssd 70 bring his brigade into action whom
Asssa % saturday.
sssass thas oil ths carts, furniture cars, omni.
bssss snd carriages 70 b. found, were i'm
prssssa Into shs service for the carrying or
~ deed snd wounded from The battle nsld and tha
N spossswood and Exchange hotels. together with
sumbsr q public and private buildings were turned
isss Aospitals. An the information shows that the
sseny suffered isr,bly.
ns severe storm which sss Tuesday afternoon last
chlekahominy rose 70 an unprecedented height. The
railroad trains from white House 70 the late battle field
we're detained several hours and the telegraph line was
ssws IN many places.
= ssaas raising the wsssr In the chiekahomisy.