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PHoy o. J. wooD-Dedr Sir take pleasure in recon-
mending your Hair Restorative excellent cure
for scald head Ny suffering very much from this
disease, and after using bottle, made perfectly
we'll recommended IL 70 others who had diseases Of the
head and in all cases II had the desired effect VOC
recommend IL wifhoutfear certain cure for scad
head Many Others will certify that this many other
cured from the Of your most valuable Hair
Restorative. Respectfully yours.
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FLAG LOST.
500 REWARD.
CAMP ANDY JOHNSON,
Near Nashville, Tenn, March 81, 1851

CAMP ANDY JOHNSON,
Near Nashville, Tenn, March 81 1851.
az LEAVING NUSFORDsvILLy, KENTUCKY, TEE
diana vorn ecrs, mortified find thai besuti
fu stand OF lush c0lors presented the regiment BY the
patriotic Irish ladies' Of Indianapolis, had been stolen
away.
The then could only have been committed by some per-
son wearing the uniform Of officer and Who by that
means could have free ngress and egress through our
lines and tents.
Our regiment viii tomorrow take up The line Of march
toward the South the face Of armed enemy and
unable express friend~ al home the d APP
p0ntment and sadness feel In not being able 10 carry
with Us the Irish banner Of which all Of justly
proud We do envy the sensation which the
wretch experience Who found himself at any time
contemplate and degraded 10 violate the courtesy
extended him, and commit so infamous a theft
The undersigned officers Of the Irish regiment win pay
hundred dollars for the recovery and delivery OF
the Tag herein referred to- and for the apprehension and
retention Of thief until he be tried his
J. G WALKER. Colonel
JOHN CR0wR, Capt Co. II, 35ih reg Ind. Vols.
LEvfA wALTRY, ID H. Co n, =" % /"
NJ. W. GLENN, LIST 1t. Co X
D-CUMMINs, I'd 1t -
JAMES X. MULIIkIS. Capt. Co. X
JOHN SCULLY, It. Comd'g Co. l.
W. H. PATTON, I'd 1t co. /.
JOHN p DUNN, Capt Co. ID.
AUGUST 6. TAPIS, lst 1t Co. D.
A n. FAkRAR, lst 1t Co. r.
M BRASHER, ID Tt Co. r.
JOHN DILLON. It. Cornd'g Co. A.
MICHAEL FITZPATRICK, I'd 1t. Co A.
c. G. GALEZIO, I'd 1t Coud'g Co. c.
JOHN p DUFtiCY. Capt Co. H.
THOMAS PRYCE, Capt Co. l.
WM. HiPwELL, Capt Co. c. mch3l-d3t
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POWERS'S HOTEL,
(FoExkkIY rARiE'sl
40 "a n-S a.=.r-B~ Row.

Opposite the Aston House and Park New York.
PRICE OF BOARD 81 30 PER DAY.
rENHlS LONG established and popular house has recently
been rebuilt and greatly enlarged hy The addition Of
over 100 rooms snd has over
persons. thoroughly renovated ana re-
furnished, and Is heated by steam and lighted by gas
throughout IhS hotel has OF the best locations In
the city, Is easy Of from all the steamboats, and
railroads leading The city and il TO ali the
CITY conveyspces II has all the requisites Of first
class hotel insuring the comfort Of is inmates The
patronage Of travelling public j. respectfully solicited
Terms 81 SO per day. II. L. POWERS,
feh24-d3m Proprietor.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

EEAswON FOR ITSELF SUCH A RENOwN FOR THE
n Z of every variety of Throat and Lung Com
plant that it is entirely unnecessary for recount
the evidence of its virtues wherever has been employed
AS thas long been throughout this section
need not do more than the people its quality
kept up To the best has been, and that il may be
relied to do for their relief all it has been found
to do.
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HOT ElS.

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
500 n 361 BROA
CORNER FRANKLIN STREET,
~ n. W. Nd RG R&.
flyHIS first class housethe mort quiet, homelike, and
pleasant hotel IN the cify-offer> superior induce
those visiting New York for besines pleasure
II j. central in its location, and kept the EUROPEAN
PLAN. N connection with TAlLOR'S SALOON, where
Refreshments he had all hours, served in their
The charges moderate, the rooms and at
tendance Of the first Or3er-bsihs and all the modern
Tenieuce- attached marl2-c3m
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Sold by Druggists and ell other Dealers Medicines
box win be sent by mall repaid receipt Of the
RICE, 20 GENTS. w
All orders should be addressed to tseeH
HENRY C. sPAI.DING,
IS ceder Street. New York.
THEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT"
INSTANT Relief STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
srREGTHEN YOUR VOICE.
THROAT CONNECTION
GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN,
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS
GOOD FOR CONSERVATIVES.
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS
,prrc ,pr mr. r-ryrr,r, xx-r,r,
SPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS
,nn,uo,, ,o
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume tothe voice.
''-p''' "''''''O"' "iV''A y INC ''ea'n'
hey are oensntiuI 10 the taste.
They made of simple herbs and can not harm any
one.
- ~ ''''' '"' "''' "'0 ~'''- = '~'
or Bad Breath any difficulty of the Throat, to get
p~~"se - 0'''N'''''' '''' '''
instantly and you will agree with me tha, tbey 20 reh,
'''' U's'"' anu -
'''' "''''' "N'e's VI affirming puone meetings io'
s,;Il;ro vorr co,ob M, ailvrv ,o,,r ,h;-.. IT,.
80 y" " Wv
package am Saie IN saying That you wi" ever ai'er"ard
CONSIDER them indispensable You will IND them at the
r,,s,. ~ NIL. :. ,,s..
PRICE TWENTY FIVE crxrc
i"iNb GN i-ri' u NLN ..
eneit-
package VIII De sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt o.
Thirty Cent.
AnnuFS~
HENRY G. SPALDING.
=
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Federal Congress-First session.

WASHINGTON, July 7-Senate. Wilson
presented petitions from Thos w Bradford, fol
/ an appropriation Of public lands for the benefit
OF industrial schools fer women
Mr.. Fessenden. sfrom the committee on f.
nance, reported back the tariff bill with amend
ments
A resolution was offered, that the Secretary
of War furnish the 5 mate with copies of all
orders Of the executive to Gen. Mcclellan reRss
tive to the advance Of the army of the Potomac
on Richmond, and sll the correspondence be-
tween the said Gen Mcclellan and the execu-
live, from the date of the order Of the 22nd of
February to the advance on Manassas up to
May ls5i also, g statement of the numerical
force OF the army Of the Potomac as shown in
November, 1861, and in January, February and
March, 1852; also the number of troops Gen
Mcclellan took from Fortress Monroe-the
number at the Fortress and the reinforcements
sent to him up to June lst, 1862. The resolu-
ton lies over.
Mr.. Wiley moved to take up the bill for the
admission Of Western Virginia. This was dis
agreed to by yeas I7-nsys 10.
On motion OF MIR. Eessenden, a committee of
conference on the bill au horizing an additional
issue Of treasury notes was appointed
Nj. Wilson, of Massachusetts, from the com
mittee on conference on the bill regulating the
pay and emOlDments Of officers of the army,
made report which was agreed to.
HOHsc.-Mr. Oven asked the House to ex-
cuSe his colleagues MeSsrs. Van valkinbure
and POmeroy, and himself, from service for the
remainder of the session, as they desired to re-
turn to their respective districts to use their in
huence in raising troops for the service of the
country. In taking leave of the House, should
the application be granted for season, perhaps
forever, he (Diven) desired to say if the Consti-
tuition and the Union are 70 be saved, it must be
by the strong military arm in the battlefield
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AfJer a series of brilliant victories in the Val,
ley Of Virginia, the command Of Jackson, rein-
forced by the troops under Gen. Whiting, pro
cseded toward Richmond, IN order to share ths
psrils and triumphs Of the great battle antci-
psted to occur near the city. Tns line Of march
was taken up from Ashland to the northsids OF
Chickshominy river, intending to fall upon tbs
right wing Of MeClsllan's army. The effective
force Of Cen Jackson was SsbOut--shoussnd
men, who, though much worn down by the ia
tigues Of the past campaign, were in good health
and spirits. Their confidence in the great gen
eTal who led them, gave them assurance Of yet
another victory. The advance Of jackson was
seconded by the movement Of General HlIs
command.
In the action Of Monday, which resulted IN
the defeat Of the right wing Of McClsllan's
army, Eweils division Of Jackson's army bore
distinguished part. and susta' ned heavy loss.
For example, the l3ih regiment Virginia Yolun-
teers, Gen. Elzey's brigsde, entered ths engage
ment with not more than three hundred men.
and counts full one hundred and twenty killed,
wounded and missing. In that engagement ths
gallant Gen. Elzey was wounded, Major Wheat,
Col. Seymour, Col. FulkeTsOn and Col Allen
were killed, and many others whose names viii
be commemorated by their grateful country.
In the severe engagement Of Tuesday, /. was
again the fate Of JseksOn's troops, particularly
EwelPs division, 70 bear 3 heavy share Of the
hes. and burden Of that eYentful evening. And
still, though diminished in strength thas gallant
wing Of our army IS pushing gonward-OnWsrd-
OnWsrd-breathing the spirit Of their gallant
chiettan, with deaths Of the Valley heroes to
ayenge-such names As Ashby's, Sheets, Al
lens, FulkersOn's upon their lips, or written on
their inmost hearts-pushiRg onward through
bloody tides to wTest Virginia from the hands
Of the spoiler. With Jackson, Whiting, Taylor,
Elzey, Trimble, Hood and othsr true knights.
as leaders, that glorious army win win fresh
laurels, and the hon-hesrtsd Stonewall achieve
s'victorv or death. h.7-RickmOHd Hhig.
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rrom the Arnnr d Rlehmona.

Advices from Gen. Lse's lines to noon ysster-
day enable US to state that nothing o. mOmans
had occurred 70 that tins since our last report
Our amy occupies line about eight niles shis
side Of Charles City Court House. and extend.
ing nearly from the Jamss to the Chickahomlny.
The enemy Les short distances below, meas
ursbly protected by gUnboats, and susily
engaged fortifying. He threw 8 few shelis
Friday sad had up his balloon, b5th for ths
purpose Of ascertaiuing our whereabouts. Yes
tsrday morning and the day b1fore there was
soma picket firing, but nothing more. The
country is fat and wooded, rendering Il verv
difficult to watch the enemy. Mcclellan &
using every exertion 10 re-inspiTit bis dismsyed
and demoIalizsd troops, Keeps bis bsnds play
ing, dress paEsdes going on, etc. There yzas "a
reason 70 bshevs he was making Euv ed5-t q
embark his foTee. Nor could Il Be told whether
he was receiving Te-ln5oresmszts.--I2ies zsa4
Hhig, Julg7
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Exemptions Under Ihe COrscrIPtiOn Law
of Congress.


The following exemption blu was passed by
Congress and signed by the President just be-
fore the adjournment
A bill to be entitled An act to exempt certain
persons from enrolment for service in the
the armies of the Confederate States:
SECTION l. The Congress Of the Confederate
States Of America do enact, That all persons
who shall be held 10 be unfit for military SER
vice under the rules to be prescribed by the Sec
reiary of War all in the service or employ of
the Confederate States; sll judicial and exeeu-
tive officers Of Confederate OF State govern
menti the members of both houses OF Congress
and OF the Legislatures Of the several States and
their respective officers, all clerks of the officers
Of the State and Confederate governments al
lowed by law ell engaged in carrying the
mails, al ferTymen on post routes; all pilots
and persons engaged in the marine service, and
in actual service on river and railroad routes Of
transportation; telegrashic operatives and min
listers of religion, in the regular discharge of
their ministerial duties all engaged in working
iron mines, furnaces and foundries all Jour
neymen printers actually employed in printing
newspapers; all presidents and professors OF
colleges and academies, and all teachers having
az many as twenty scholars superintendent
Of the public hospitals, lnatic asyiums and the
regular nurses and attendents therein, and the
teachers employed in the institutions for the
deaf and dumb, and blind in each spothecary
store now established one spothecary in good
standing, who IS practical druggist; superin
.endents and other operatives in wool and other |
setoTes, who may be exempted by the Sscre- |
ary OF War, shall be and are hereby exempted |
rom military service in the armies Of the Con |
ederste States
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General Orders No. 9.
HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.
GRENADA, Miss, June I'd. 1902. {

HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT.
GRESADA, Miss June I'd, lsG2
II conformity with Special Orders Nc dated a
n Headquarters MississipuI SEts Troops slaa--4sn
erals Office Csnton Jrns 18th lS62 Brigadiart Isnsrs
" T. Berry or N his sbsenee the commanders Of reri
neRts and bEtsl ons Of bis brigade vyiu cali ont hs
Hinute neD o. La brigade Tor in1sdats service in the
ieid.
II These minnie VIII meet on twenty four hours
noee a. ther respective county Eests CT a. such Other
more convenient points mzy be desi-na-ed tv their
eo1ana1deTs havrg in view concsnirs ion in sdr ance
of the Istahstchie river tho great railroad thor
oughis7e, 70 resist aud impede the progress CT the enc
my.
III These troops vii supply their own s-rs and
make requistIon The Adiutzut General o. the State
Aog srnnunit 70 ths extent q " rounds per man
t.no ther Eubsistencs vii be puchased their re-
spsetEs district by competent Ccers belonging 10 the
respective bsttslienz
" Commanders Of battslions sad companies viii ra
port Innedistey their orgsniEs i1D, strength station
snc o1thf, 70 their BFeadi=r General ether con-
o1r sLd send c0py Cf each sort 10 Tie Assistant
AolutEnt General Et ibess Headquarters
v Ine Gene 81 commanding this Specssl Depsrtrlent
y sensible hist No appeal s Necessary 70 81 sis. iDpisn
70 TIE defsose OF Their families and their freFii-s their
ho1sehol7 socs AID their usEEe lsnd sgast sol-nt
Invaders engaged in bs-t and fzEssirs crusade
By Command Of Br-Es6is--3snarsl BUsGLEs
L. D SANDIDaE G.. =. A.
2-N4 " A. A and Irsp Gersr.l
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Yesterday morning we had an interesting
interview with gentleman recently from Lou
isville and Nashville, who gives us an interest
ing account Of the condition Of affairs The
feeling Of hatred to the Yankees and the e. S
government, is everywhere, in Kentucky and
Tennessee, intense. Those who have heretofore
been lukewarm toward the Confederacy, are
now ardent in cur favor, and many thousands
who were at first hostile to the formation of a
separate government, are now equally hostile to
remaining any longer with the abohtionized
despOtism OF Abe Lincoln, and ready at the
earliest possible moment to join their fortunes
with US
Oar readers win recollect that we recently
published an account Of an interview between
Andy Johns n and the clergymea of Nashville,
in which Andy demanded that they should
show their appreciation Of the religious liberty
Heaven save the mark , guaranteed to them
by the Constitution Of the United States, by
taking the oath Of allegiance to that govern
ment, and that time was allowed them to make
up their decision. They all, with one accord,
when the day came, promptly refused, and have
been thrust into the Penitentiary. Among
them are those well known aud eminent divines,
Rsvs. s. D. Baldwin and f W. sehon. Be-
tween the time Of the first interview, aud the
day appointed for them to take the oath or 60 to
prison, d.. Baldwin preached a sermon, in
which he unspariDgly denounced the Federal
government, and the invading army, and stated
that he would go to the stake before he would
pollute his soul with foul and ungodly oath
Of allegiance TO the Federal Government A
number of Federal officers were present to hesr
it. They suffered him to get through with his
sermon, but he was soon after lodged in the
PenitentiaTy.- COnfederaep.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE
Planters
OF
MISSISSIPPI AND LOUISIANA!

CUBsORIBERS 20 tbs PRODUCE LOAN. aDd othsrs
- "na nay now be disposed % subscribe their COTTON
CROPS. EOtihed that under receft e. Of grrgsr
ne ssme viii be taken by the Government 81 q fair
Valuation IN exchange for its eigtt psr cent bonds
which can be readily used in Ordinary mercantile trans
&C. Ions.
l1anlers and Others having Euch cotton proper Y
ose1 and securely housed In ant ties o. twenty bsz
and over VII please address Jscks1n MsF care
q J. & T. Green, stating the quantity and uusfy Of
The cotton. and tie prices asked
The bond viii be delivered c. the time of the pur-
ehssss bus the cotton viii reusn in he custody Of the
anter, who nust obge himself TO take Cue and proo-
- care Cf tbe and deliver it. free Of haTge Al he
ne sresi shipping point whenever requested d. So
ne planter IS not expected 70 insure The cotton snd
VII not be r-sp9nSibla for T. If ed when breat
sneo by ths eIemy. Wuere ths Ststs has sdrs9ced
sP01 cot o. lie lien n OF sale n be removed BY
the psTties-
Proposals for The sac Of Other s1des Necessary 10
re s-rDyr payable Ia bonds, viii be received by me-
J. D b DEBDW
General 4 gent PrOduce oan
Sub sgan-s Of ths Produce L1sn ia n ssissippi ard
Lou'siEaE are requested slso 10 sceiFe pop-sss and
forwR-d hem 20 ira6-
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NOTICE.
CAMP,
yUxK Erh IHf1

JUNE J0th, Is62.
le ths Greslds pstrcts o. Holly Springs OToId and
vicinity. who remain at home 20 crtIcse The ac-E Of
tiesrE e1d soldiers who are trying 10 serve their
sFy IN the 6eld and especially TO those sell @ Nit
military cenzorE who have been particularly severe
tbsir sig8otures upon myself snd command. ss Tenrt
sessay on account of TIE recen. the Tst
Ishstchie would state for their Information and salts
fsctsu. dite valus their good opinion, or dread
fber nnpertinent cricisTs. or cowsTdy ininustonG
that the move dletstei by good asrsa and sonnd
lad ruent, and ordsred by b hgbsr suihoIity We feu
bsek before force of the euemyg csVsy % ny IL
ELRs have seen proper report the gsBersl con-
suandiuR but ibs Incve made 10 save large ard
Husbls train of wagons win tie fuu purpose ot re-
su-nirR promptly, Which We have done.
Faly supreeEzitsT obligations 70 or country and
spreFssd sish - ability q perform il, vi bout the
sssss anes q tie absze neEtionsd pstrols am here
-rIth ray connnBd 20 DO ny whole duty 40 ofieeF
sud 4 sr,5iepr " b JACKSON.
Iys - Colonel CsyalEy
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supply one iithe of the sufieiency Of that ar.
tlcie and 1t is well understood from recent sta
t'sties' that America has produced eighty-fve
per cent. of the cotton consumed in the world.
The world is now suffering for is-thers is no
substitute for it-there is no place of supply but
America. The world is viewing with angry
lmpatienco the destruction of it by the Confed.
crates, but while they deplore it, acknowledge
ther right It being their own. They know,
however, that could other ships besides those of
the United States be there to receive it. and
other people besides those with whom thew are
at war, have access to the planters, the Confed
crates would cease to make bonfires of the
precious article, and would be bat too gIad to
sell it to any other country bat the Federal gov
eminent
cannot make too impressive the fact that
European Intervention IS at hand. 1t were far
Detter far more magnanimOus, if, without this
intervention, America would settle her own sf
fairs. 1t Is quite far enough for these European
powers to go in offering their mediation" |
They wish pretext to go farther, but the oppor |
tunity should not be afforded them. M IF
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company Of infantry shall consist Of one hun
dged and twenty-five, rank and file; each com
pauy of field artillery of one hundred and htty,
rank and file; and each OF cavalry OF eighty,
rank and file
SEC 13. Be it further enacted, That all per
sons subject to enrolment, who are not now IN
the service, under the provisions OF this act,
shall be permitted. previous to such enrolment,
TO volunteer in companies now in the service.
Approved, April 10, 1862.
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PARTISAN SERVICE Z

GEE z. L ACEE lAI suth-ri,y 10 raise regimen;
~ O. Partisan, 10 seTvs in Nislissfp3L His Head
qua-iers = a. Grenada where clm9sui-s squads or in
oiy1d1als- d-srng Join him viii apply 10 Capt J. T.
fOLA4 10 hss ehs-gs Of The osaizS ion OF ths rsg
meut
Ply dollars 5oun y viii b. psid q eseh m=mber as
Eson Is compsny Organization Is compete All other
allowances romneBCe vita enHstmezL
tu253seod~
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NOTICE

OFFICE OF MISSISSIPPI OENTR Z RAmROADO
COMPANY,
HOLLY SPRINGS, Nsy a6rh lse2 J
n consequences Of the occup panon Of New Orleans by
4 The enemy provision cannot be made for obHgat OK
20 MS company, psySbs that pOLt On the lst prox
no and thereafter Therefore holders OF such pager
are hereby nofsd 20 present the same for payment q,
th- oce. No interest viii be paid such claims after
IA uTty unless presented hese when due payment
tsfuzsd.
Boncs s2d interest coupons maturing and psysbls In
GN1y York vii be paid this ofics bsrssfsr instead
of Nv Orieaus
By order Of the President
nySs In A J. HCC0NICO ssory.
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JAJLOR,S NOTICE,

OiOMMITT5D 10 ths jail q PsDols county, MissE
~ sippL NEGRO Ma, who calls biz nsras SIAON
snd fsys be belongs 10 Robert Bessly, Of Kentucky
He -apsTay from Asj. VIM. Helena, Arkansas
He seems 20 Re shout Wen y-sven years old is very
back Eve feet ten inches biz has scar o. er his rigL
sFe and has bat lj:tis beard.
J. b. JONES, Sheriff and JailcF,
iyc lsW3Ws PsrO e county Eisg
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RUEAWAY CaUCHTf

OtOMBIFTED 70 the jE.l of Psnols co1nty YET-
" LOW NEGRO MAN, who cslig BIS name LEN,
aud says be belongs 10 HenIy strdsr OF TsIshatcbe
county, Miss Len has long cuIy hair thirty years old
and a ve feet SIX inches in hight
J. II. JONES, Sheriff and Jsilor
Tvs lsw9Ws Panola county. Mirg.
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JATLOR'S NOTICE,

eCONMTTTED 70 the jail Of Psao,a county two NE
Y GRO blEE. who say their usmes are PHILIP snd
JlM and thzt they b. long 10 Robert Adams q Tsla-
-haichis unity. Mississippi BOh copper eoiored
sThe evvrer can find them in jail a. b piece
J. II. JONES, Sheriff aud Jafor
fvs 1az99s Psnola county Miss
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RUYAWAYs CAUGHT +!

|tBARLEs AMI TON, belonging 10 ". S. Ball of
~ MsEaphis Tenn. runaway from Lew. Ki. gs near
Vsughsnf Station, On Central rcad Charles IL very
st0ut negro six feet high. large W5,kers thirty years
u6 sud bisek Tom L yellow, small gOstss. and Eiut
ven while taking.
= b. JONES, Sheriff and Jalor
lrr-rcra-a IA nnla hnnnfT. Miss.
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THE FIGHT ON MONDAY

Is represented as being more severe than that Of
any preceding day. Oar whole army was more
or less engaged. The rebels marched out from
Richmond one hundred and si1teea cOmpIete regi-
n,eRts, and they attacked our lines IN fne order
They have followed US up after each days fght-
ing, and have displayed admirable generalship.
Their loss IS estimsted at near thirty. fou tion-
sand during the past five days
Our artillery has made sad havoc among their
ranks, but their preponderence in numbers en-
ables them to iiil up the gaps and press our
army. Our own loss is variously estimated at
from seven to thirteen thousand, killed, wound
ed, strs2gliDg and missing. BeQuregard and
Jackson hare certainly reinforced Lee, and the
rebels hare noc7 a .fghting force Of 10000 men