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Latest southern News.
almond Examiner, Aug. al

From the Richmond Examiner, Aug ID
TUPELo, Miss, July 3O.-Gen. Armstrong;
official reports states that on the 2sth, he at
tackled, with the cavalry of the Army of the
West, the enemy at CORTLAND, Ala, eaptnr-
ing one hundred and ffty-nine prisoners, six
railroad cars, six wagons with horses, equip
ments of four companies, and qusntity of
supplies, including five hundred bushels of
corn in sacks.
The citizens of CORTLAND are frantic with
delight st our appearance. Our next destIna-
ton is Chattanooga. Three Yankee Captains
and five Lieutenants, captured, arrived here
tonight
Gen. Armstrong defeated the enemy at Queen
Greek on the same day, taking fourteen pris-
oners.
kilograms to the Richmond EBquireTl
SAVANNAH, July 3o.-Five gunboats open
ed on our batteries at Genesis Point yesterday
morning. An engagement ensued, lasting sew
eral hours, resulting in the repulse of the gun
boats, It is thought one Of them was consider
ably damaged. The quarters of the fort were
damaged by shells. Nobody hurt on our side.
Chattanooga.
It seems to be understood that Beauregard
will take command of the troops st this place
on his return from Bladen Springs, Ala, Gen.
Heath is now in command of the rebels there,
whosnumber some 2, 800 There is said to be
about 81, 0G0 at Shelmound, twenty miles from
Chattanooga. We hope to hear Of success
full assault on the town by our forces very
| shortly. The "grape vine = yesterday evening
reported that the fight had commenced. We
suppose that there is no truth in it-Nashrille
U1Ito7s.
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SPECIAL ORDERS NO. Sc.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH DIVISION, I
MEMPH.s, AUGUST I. 1862.

MEMPHIS, August I, 1862.
II THE General Commanding announces with shame
l. and modification that he has discovered a of
bribery in of the public Offices in Memphis, viz: the
payment by citizen Of hundred dollars clerk in
office of the Provost Marshal General pass to go
Helena.
H. All officers soldiers and employees in the service of
the United States saaried persons and cannot charge
fee for any ocial whatever 1t is notonly crime,
but disgrace to the whole country In like it is
crime for citizen to offer brbe and if any citizen
has paid asked to pay fee, kribe has
afforded opportunity to make profit to corrupt inu
any person in the service of the United States he is
hereby notified that he give notice thereof to the
Commanding General forthwith that justice may done
and the honor the be protected against the
suspicion Of corruption.
III Tc guard against corruption in the future it is
dared that house taken possession of by the Quarter
undsr General Grants orders 'to take possession
C 2i let loyal tenants the houses Memphis
shall lie occupied by any officer employee of the United
sts Government except by regular assignment under
By she Commanding General No will be paid,
Clerks the written receipt by the QuaItermaser,
signtd by himself and not by proxy.
~. Anonymous Communications will not be enter
taned but any citizen person having griev-
viii reduce it to writing stating and facts
anu signed with the proper name when redress will be
given if necessary. Such communications will be ad-
dressed the Adutant General the Division Major
Il. Hammond
By order of Mai. Gen. W. T. SHERMAN.
J. H. HAMMoSD, A. A. G. Iaus
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THE NEWS.

The Northern papers come to Us full, to
overlooking, of the unparalleled war spirit of
the North. 1t bears everything before it.
New England has done magni6cently, and SO
have all the loyal States. The nation begins
to acquiesce in the most earnest business-like
policy of conducting the war. Mere prejudice
about the negro being employed to drive our
teams, help to dig trenches and Publications,
and in similar ways to lessen the fatigue Of
our soldiers, is rapidly giving way. While
the cotton burners are abroad, and the guer-
rillas are numbering wherever they best can
all who love the Union, and havoc and blood
and desolation follow in the wake Of secession,
the man who raises the cry that this is only
an abolition war, is now almost universally
regarded as fit subject for the idiot asylum,
or as richly meriting the gibbet or the halter.
Let the rebellion hold out in its intense spir-
it Of hate and ruin but q little longer and the
whole tone of the press assures US that in the
Gulf States at least, and in South Carolina,
the days of Slavery are numbered.
The Northern and Eastern papers arc in
dulging in large speculations about the sup
posed movements of the force Of $4,000 men
under Gems. Curtis and Fitch. The Cairo Ga
zette of the 9Th, says that for stirring times
and momentous occurrences we may look to
the South"
We have only Southern accounts of the
attack on Baton Rouge by Gen. Breckenridge
AMI the capture of the Federal Force there.
No doubt Breckenridge is extremely anxious
to keep way open to Mexico, 50 that fugitive
traitors of high 81 degree may have possible
outlet. The rumors we fear have some found
alton how much we must all patiently wait
to ascertain.
The kilograms from Tennessee are general
ly encouraging and so they are from Virginia
and the Carolinas.
1t has been glorious week of development
and preparation at least and we are one week
nearer the end of the war.
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al DON'T miss my church so much as you
may suppose" said lady to her minister, who
had called on her during her illness, for I
make Betsy sit at the window as soon as the
bell begins to chime, and she tells me who are
going to church, and whether they have got on
any thing new
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A NEW substitute for pavement has been
adopted in the streets of Paris. A powder,
OF the color of ground coffee, and smoking
not Is spread down and then beaten, not
violently, with a smooth fat iron at the end
OF handle. Over the surface so formed a
larger iron is run by man, SO as to remove
all inequalities. In few minutes there is a
hard Substance resembling asphalte. It's ca
pability remains to be proved.
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A Coon ILLusrRArrox.-In the Hsdspsnd

A Coon ILLUsTRATIoE.-ln the I,sdspend-
ent Of July II, in an article entitled " Patriot
ism of the People" Mr.. Beecher says:
For more than fifteen months this great
twenty-million people, educated to free action,
accustomed to parties, to endless divisions and
contentious, have stood before the world unit
for the Union. The recent efforts of few
masked men in the North to create party of
to show the breadth and strength of this pop
ular unity. They ran out of the great channel
into a bayou, and thought the current would
follow them Instead of that the great river
flows on, and they cut of, sit around the
edges of their pool, which every dag is drying
up and becoming smaller and dirtier, croaking
into each others faces the melancholy doc
trine that if the people would not adopt their
puddle they ought to have done it.
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Ineompstents pl.mi.s.d.

WASHINGTON, August 5th.-The following
officers have been dismissed from the service:
Major-General II. Richardson, of Michigan,
and Captain Q. T. Bank, of Kentucky.
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SINGER, the great sewing machine man,
having amassed great fortune, has gone on
pilgrimage to the holy land, to spend the re-
mainder OF his days there. Probably he wants
to visit the tomb of his relative, King David,
who was said to be one of the Singers of Israel.
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LOST.

nNE of my drivers got drunk on the 4th Of August
" and was sent TO the breast works His team cannot
be found. He had one Government WAGON marked No.
10, 9th regiment Ohio Volunteer Cavalry; Also, one
brown Horse grey Horse, and two of harness
Any one giving me information concerning this team
viii be suitably rewarded.
1t, W. W. McLAoLAND, Regt. Or. Master,
Iaug10 TT 9th Regt. 0. " c. 4th Div
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FERRY NOTICE.

Te=s = I have possession Of the MARK E..
Asssz17esS5 CHEEK. She will leave Memphis, until
- further notice at NJ and I'm and 81 P
NJ Leaves Mound City at and A. NJ, and AZ P. N.
aug9-1w e. CHEEK. Captain.
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The --LATEST ExPEDIENT.--A grocer In
Springfield does up sugar in ten cent packages
and uses it for change.
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SAINT AGNES ACADEMY
THE FALL. TERM and TWENTY SECOND SEES
n SION viii commence the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
aunIO-tf
NOTICE.

HE subscribers beg leave say that they sold out
their entire stock of Furniture, Curtain Goods Car
peting, etc, to Mr.. JOHN p. HOFFMAN, ON the 22d
ult and, as he has been in employ ment num-
Der Of years past take great pleasure in recommend
ing him to the confidence of friends customers
We teader them also our grateful acknowledgements for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon u.s. and at the
time inform them that we shall continue the
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SIS Reward.

II 0ST A WALLET POCKET BOOK, containing fszn
Twenty dollars in bills, mostly on Tennessee
banks, and dollar on Exchange Bank o. TENNESSEE
There several notes given by Captains attached to
different regiments. The finder will please Ieays said
Walst at this Office, where the above reward win be
paid.
sugs-lt A. HENNEBERGKR,
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UNDERTAKING BUSINESS,

At the old Union street. where we are
to attend TO all orders in that line.
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S25 Reward.

STRAYED OR STOLEN, Two BAY HORSES ona
~ had two Jumps on his bacA, and the other had his
mane cut The above reward will be given TO any one
returning the above described property mo, my
house, on the corner Of Hill and Mosby streets.
ly84-St WIN. SHUTTLEWoRTH.
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THE three worst isns in the world are
atheism, rheumatism and secessionism,
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.

"ORIGLNAL" CAMPBELL MINSTRELS.
Lessee, Manager and Morning Star.
stage Manag W. SMITH.
Musical Berger.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

Leesee... W becthner.
stage manager.. L. MAdd n.
Musical Director Con Murphy.
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THE FOLLOWING ARRAY OF TALENT:
he calshratad Pan


The celebrated Pantominst
Francisco Angelo, and Signor Angelo,
The celebrated Harpist from the San Carlos Theatre
Naples.
MISS FRANK CHRISTIE, Danseuse.
J. H. SMITH, Ethiopian Deliniaor and Tambourinist
W. e. MANNING, Brudder Bones.
j. h Tenor and Balladist.
T. M BERGER Baritone and Musical Director
C. P. General Performer
RICHARD Abbot First Violinist
PROFESSOR LANOST Vioeno Secondo
a. u ct Piston.
s1GNOR Basso.
j. H. Burlesque FANCY Dancer
JoHN SPENCER Dancer.
MADAM SISTERS:
Miss FRANK MADAM. Miss CARRIE MADAM,
s. A. KANE, business Agent.
Performances every night with an entire change of
Programme. aug2-f
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WAsHINGroN, Aug. 2, 1892 General Pop
has sent the following reply to Capt. Harri
sons letter denying that he had deserted
HFAnoUA or
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THE soUrHERY WAGON.

THE SOUTHERN WAGON.
AIR-"Wait for the Wagon"
Come all ye sons of Freedom and Join our
Southern baud
We're going to fight the enemy and drive
them from our land;
Justice is our motto, and providence our
mind,
So jump into the wagon and we'll all take
ride.
CHoRUs-Wait for the wagon
The dissolution wagon
The South is our wagon,
And we'll all take ride.
Secession is our watchword, our rights we
And to defend our fresides we pledge our
heart and hand;
JEFF. Davis is our President with Stephens
by his side,
Brave Beauregard our General will join US
in the ride.
CHORus-wais for the wagon, &c.
Oar wagons plenty big enough, the rsu-
ming gear is good,
IT'S stuffed with cotton round the sides
and made of Southern wood;
Carolina is the driver with Georgia by her
side,
II HAAl1 IL uOA0 Jul nag up huA VIC IL oil
take ride.
CHoRus-wait for the wagon, &c.
There's Tennessee and Texas also in the
ring,
They wouldn't have Government where
cotton wasn't King;
Alabama too aud Florida have long ago
Nississipp1s in the wagon anxious for the
ride.
CHoRus-wait for the wagon, &C.
Missouri, North Carolina and Arkansas are
slow,
They must hurry or we'll leave en- and
then where weuld they go2
There's "Old Hentuck'' and Maryland each
wont make up their MUD.
So reckon after all we'll have to take EN-
up behind.
CHoeus-wai, for the wagon, &c.
Our cause is just and holy, our men are
brave and true,
To whip the Lincoln cut threats is all we
have to do:
God bless our noble army, in him we al
contide.
So jump into the wagon and we'll all take
CHoRus-Wait for the wagon, kc.
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