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The New Orleans Pieayune's correspondent
telegrsphs the following particulars of the fight
on Monday
BATTLE FIELD, April I, 10 A M-The night
closed upon Us yesterday before we could secure
the tall fruits Of our victory. allowing a portion
of the enemy to gain their river works and gun
boats, from which they threw shells all night
The COnfederates slept in the enemy's encamp-
meuts. During the night, the enemy's trans
ports went down the river to CTump's Landing,
and brought up a new division of 1000 men.
This morning they appeared with reinforce
ments, and vigorously attacked our whole line.
The firing was returned with spirit, and for an
hour, the cannOnadiDg and musketTy were ter
rife. But the enemy have been repulsed al
along the line, and are now falling back TO
ward the river.
2P. M-The enemy appear to have been re-
inforoed about noon, perhaps by Buell., and have
vigorously renewed the attack, fighting along
the whole line with varied fortune.
Col. Alien and Capt. Wheat, Of the 1st Lou
isiana infantry, were killed yesterday. Col
Allen, of the 4th Louisiana, was slightly wound
cd. Col. Marks and Major Mason, of the llth
Louisiana, were also wounded.
The Confederate Battalion lost ten killed and
thirty wounded The Watson Artillery lost one
of their pieces this morning. but afterwards re-
gained it. The Louisiana troops were in both
days fight, and suffered severely in wounded,
but it is impossible to get the list.
1t is impossible to predict what the result of
the battle will be, as 10th armies are fighting
desperately, though it is believed that the Con
federates viii triumph.
Beauregsrd has commanded since Johnston's
death, yesterday afternoon, assisted by Bragg,
Polk, Hardee, and Others. Bragg lends the
attacking forces. II. T.
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sirunrinn Of

As far as We are able to gether, matters are
nearly at a stand still, so far as active operations
are concerned. On the line Of operations be-
tween this p ace aud Washington, nothing is
going on Of which We are advised. There can
be no doubt that our army on the Rama.
hammock is making the most vigorous prebsrs
tions tor the advance of the enemy, shouid ba
dare attempt one, which is rot at all probable
Still our force is beng made effective, and our
troops there are in course Of preparation for the
grand struggle which must ere long commepce
earnestly in some quarter,
Reports from the valley repres, mt the epemv
as advancing upon Gen. Jackson with A hesvv
force, and 1t Is expected that another desperate
conflict will occur at Mount jackson, in She
nandoah county, within the next few davs We
have every confidence no She Commander of the
gallant Stonewall' brigade, and feel p~erfectIv
sure that when the fight does occur it will he
enc over which tie Yankees will have 10 cav 50
to boast.
From the Peninsula we have nothing Even
rumors with regard to matters there have ceased
to circulate and an ominous silence PREVAILS
Richmond Dispatch,
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PIEDMONT, Va April I-Tus frs5 yasseu
ger tain over tn Baltimore and OHIO railroad
mas Just arrived from Baltimore on it, way to
Wheeling witG over one hundred passengers and
a party Of cisi, engineers. The train has had
quite ssgsls time OF it al sl points west Of Har
pers Ferry. The soldiers and remainiu eitizeus
nave given many hearty demonstrations, bailing
orr movement as a great revival, aud welcoming
the newspapers of this morning from PhifadeI-
phia, Baltimore and Washington as q wonderful
improvement over the stage and canal routes o.
the last ten months since the closing Of the road
The train viii be due a. Wheeling at four O'Clock
tomorrow morning, il time TO connect with
he western roads.
We passed many large trains OF freight NOV
ing in both directions, at different points, and
although evidences Of he great destruction Of
property are visible in many places, it is plain
that a new face is being pat upon affairs by the
restoration Of the road. The thorough military
aspect OF every thing on the line gives much adj
ditional interest 20 it, and diSsipa,es ali idea OF
Tear that it will be again disturbed by the con-
tending parties during the war
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day" Eve wil,' was the resp usa AND he
ordered them to advance, and the vast column
began TO move, with glistening bayonets and
flashing sabeTs, soon to be bathad in the gore of
the ruthless invaders of our soil, the murderers
and i~nsulters o. our helpless women and chill
dren. The day of our vengeance had come.
Breciunrldge's command moved on with strains
OF music blesking upon the troubled air until
Jhey arrived at the position to form the line Of
battle.
Firm pace slow a horrid front hey form:
SUI as the breeze, but dreadful a. the storm.
On their arrival, Gems. Hariee's and Bragg's d.
Visions had driven the enemy from their first
positions, having captured some tents, baggage
and camp equipage, and several batteries.
They retired to the rear and Polk, Breckenridge
and Chalmers, took the advance. And now en-
sued as bold, daring and splendid maneuvsrug
as the world ever saw, resulting in the capture
OF 5000 OF the enemy and all Of their batteries,
camp equiPage, and paraphernalia OF war.
Breckenridge attacked the enemy line in the
center, Polk his right wing, and Chalmers his
left. simultaneously with Breckenridge came
the brave Frank Chesthsm, leading the charge
III person. He ordered his comrades to follow.
and they obeyed. Breckenridge and Cheatham
swept everything before them like a noun
tam torrent stTewing the ground with the slain
Il the enemy, and capturing his batteries.
zen. Cheatham, in the division of Gen. Polk,
drove the enemy's right wing in, at the same
time Chalmers drove in his lets, forming a juno
ton with Polk, while Breckenridge closed the
center, thereby forcing the gallant Prentss to
surrender, he having maintained his position
until he was surrounded
The enemy making an attempt to rescue the
prisoners, Gen Polk ordered Lieut. Col B,ewrr.
with about 300 cavalry, TO retire to the rear in
charge OF the fallen general and his companions
~ prisoners Of:waT, while the remainder of the
cavalry gave pursuit to the retreatiug foe. Soon
the sun went down, and darkness broOded over
all the land, and closed the scenes of a bloody
day, and sunk the weary to rest, and the wound
ed to die. Many q noble deed was done, many
noble heroes fell. Among them was Gen, A. $
Johnston, whose name future generations will
love and admire. Peace be unto his ashes.
Long may he live in the memory of all patriots
as a monument of true greatness.
Breckenridge has added to his reputation as a
statesman that OF a great military leader.
LOCHIEL
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LIS az THE DEAD AND WOUND
Ed 0E ALEELEA EahENEN.


j oniH. ESQ, returned from Corinth yes.
terday morning. While in the neighb0ThoOd Of
the late fight he sscertaiued from officers and
prominent manbsrs of tbo v.rfons companies
the names or tbe dead and wounded of q num-
-,
oeI oI lnoI''u'a-S nom tn'S cry anu 1'1-'S
de took great pains to have it as correct as the
returns given in would permit; but in the con
f1.fou of tbe ba-tfa fsla it ia well known. coca
A. c,-,-,,,- ,b;s..
80 - - + o..,,. f,f,rma
was '' N'I-J S"PPy' ~ 'o--1 -
ton many anxious iimalea o.sI7' IMAM"
him for a copy of hy list, which is IS follows;
LIGHT Gr,RDs-KVled-Johu Smith, B I
Powers T Garser. j. Clancy. NJ W. Chapman.
W9updsd-Cayt h. Randolph, Lieut.. De Witt
| Abbof Serg- ant Sharp, Cbas. Smith, J.. Ball, j.
/ Morrison. " Goods, L Bridge, j. W. Conran,
C. W. Slimau.
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FROm TaGE BATTLE-FEELD.
CORISTH, April Z, 1861


EDITORS APPEAL; l write to you a short
account Of the battle of Shiloah, on the first
lays engagement, the 9th instant:
It was the dawn Of a bright day when the roll
of the mUsketry in the direction Of the COM
mands Of Gems. Bragg and Hsrdee tell upon the
listening ears of Gen. Breckinridge's forces,
and warned them that the battle had already
began. Breckinridge ordered bis division to
prepare for 81 advance to The position assigned
him by Gen. B~eauregard, which was in the recy
Of Gen. Bragg, mis- left resting on the bark road,
and forming a junction with Folks right, bis
rigbt extending in the direction of Lick creek,
Joining Gen. Chalmers command, Gems. Hardee
and Brsgg being in the advance. This was
the ulsn OF attack conceived by the great minds
of Gems. Johnston and Resuregard,
Al sunrise, sud before ordering an advance,
B-eckiurfdgs rode along the lines, and the stall
vsrt soldiers looked with confidence and de er-
mipstIou upon tue determiued face Of their
heroic chieftain. 4 voice cried out, There he
comes" when q shout rent the air, " hurrah for
BTeckipridge' He, IN 3 calm aud deliberate
voice, said Boys, you must all do right to-
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DIXIE
LIE Boeus ELEcrIoN oN ne EAsrER,

THE BOGUS ELECTION On THE EASTERN
SHoRE.-A~ correspondent Of a Baltimore paper,
writing from tbs Eastern Shore Of Virginia, in
giving an account of the recent bogus election
there, says:
John O. Evans. Esq, late of Norfolk. was in.
spector Of election, Mr. Alexander Worrsll, poIl
clerk, and Messrs. I. S Teunts and W pnr
dick, commissioners, This CORRESPONDENT fnr.
they says thai WAGON load after wagon load of
men h"ched to the polls to vote for Hon. Joseph
Sagar.
The hrst named, Evans, (says the Suffolk
Sun who is little in every sense of the word,
Is well known about Suffolk. where be ewes
much money, and sueaSed of North without
paying. Burdjck, after involving and running
several worthy men hereabOuts, though sn Insh-
man, went of with bis Yankee wife At the open
ing Of the war, and Woreil is well known all
along the line Of the SeabOsrd road a = genuine
Yankee. Such scamps Is these are OF course
arrayed against the South, ana are ht supporters
Of snch = Tnsn as - 10 Ssgar."
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NEW MExCO-The New Orleans Delta hsi
been favored with the following extract from q
letter from an officer in New Mexico. 1t con-
firms our previous news:
NEAR FoRT CRAIG, February 22-We had
= glorious fight yesterday, lasting trom 9 A NJ,
until dark, and heavy firing al the time. We
defeated them with only some thirty killed on
our side It was = perfect rain OF cannon ana
ufe balls c~onriuuslly About suHdoWn our men,
some 900 strong, charged q heavy battery ana
some . or 24OU troops, routing them completely
and taking some ten pieces Of artillery, Gem
$osed # 6, s, II and d Founders. The 6eld
this morning IS covered with their dead, auC
they have already carried of eight wagon loads
We are eucamped on the field OF battle. AIajol
L9ckridge was killed. My men fought Gke
tigers, and our first fire killed fifteen Of the enc
my viii wTise at length" tomorrow. New
Mexico is ours.
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The Victoria arrive from above yesterday.
Passengers by her report that Tiptonville and
the n~eighboring country is in possession Of the
enemy. Some of them doubt whether Island 10
was captured up to the time they came away,
but the enemy held the shore near them aud they
were completely cut of. The transport boats, Of
which we gave a list yesterday, and the floating
battery, were scu,tled and sunk. The position
Of things on the river demands our grave atten-
ton, and 10 effort must be left untried at Fort
piICw.
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~ In the Federal Congress Ashlsy's bill for
toe Provisional Government Of Arizona, con
tanning a clause prohibiting slavery, was report.
cd 20 the House of Representative, on the 25th
nit, aud violently opposed by Nr Cox, Of Ohio,
On the ground hat the agitation Of the slavery
question would be likely to disturb the pleasant
relations noD szisfHg throughout the COUNTRY
A motion TO lay the bill "a tie table received
forty-Dins yeas and seventy SIX nays. TIE CON
sidsrsion OF the subject was postponed until
The 3lst.
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BALTIMORE, March 5l.-A most remarkable
steam boiler explosion took place his afternoon
az the Baltimore House OF Refuge A boiler at
jacbed 20 he bakehauss 80 feet from the main
building, was blown up July 200 feet INTO the
air, when, taking an easleriy direction, it ex-
line 30 fret 10 the north. and fell directly on the
roof OF the school building. carrying with ii a
slate roof, ~raiJeTs, beams and plaster. crushing
into the school room where there wee about sew
enty boys, Of whom but t#y were killed and
seven wounded
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The following is Gen. B-auregard's report Of
the battle onSuudsy, forwarded to Richmond
The bs.tie commenced on the 6lh of April
We attacked hs enemy in a strong position IN
front of Prcrsburg, aud after q severe battle OF
ten hours duration, thanks be to the Almighty,
We gained Il complete victory, driving the enemy
from every position.
The loss on both sides IS heavy, including the
loss Of the commauder-in-chief Gen. A 5 john
ston, who fell galianfiy leading his troops into
the thickest Of the fight
LSgued G. 7. BEiUREGARD,
General Commanding.
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TIE TIPTON REFaEs.

The following is The list Of killed, wounded
and missing, Of the Upton Rides, Co, I, 4th
Tennessee regiment, as furnished by toe COM
m%sndiug officer:
Eiied-O II Stansbury.
HOuHded-J F. BsretI, ID Lieut. J. B.
Payne, Sd Lieut. B Eckford, ID Segt J L.
B.edsCe, ) D. Clark, j. G Goran, W. H. Cage.
T.. @ Ralph, J II Petty, J H smith. " a
Smith, r w Hulin. W. B Aston. J G. Dran-
nan, A McGrcgor, W ii Richardson. W g.
CockriI, J H Cray, r Rutherford, Sam Win
FREY. W Il Barley. W b. New.
MissiHg-James Diiyhuntv
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Abolition Emancipation Order by General
Curtis.

ST.. LOUIS, March 3I-General Curtis has IS
sued the following order, da5ed headquarters,
army Of She southwest, March rs;
Charley Morton, Hamilton Kqnnedy and
Alexander Lewis, coiorsd men, formerly slaves
employed IN the rebel service, and taken as con
lrabands of war, are hereby contscaled, and, not
being needed for the public service, are per
United 10 pass the pickets Of this command
uOTthwsTd without lei or hindrance, aud are for
ever emaucipsted from the service Of their mas
iers, who SLOWED them 10 aid in the effort to
break up the Government and laws Of this orr
untrY
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4TANJFACTUAERs II and dealers in eR4Sz
" W Xxx OF every description, Steem. Gss. Walar
i1d Lager Beer COCKS St-am aad Water G1ags-
sanitary Announcements spurs, Htirrups, E-lt CLASPS.
bolster Buttons B cksss Rings, BRIDE Biz. j. lister
ups, sword Iumm3ngs Gu TdumHag-. e5c. OHa-
Is Pntsut Lead Pipe Coupling G-ustts Patent soE
dvtsL Sewing Machines and other drs uacainsrv
;aget lily repsiTed. Glands ere @ q Gas Fixtures
eaned, regl!t ana branEed Railroad a d Sseamoosr
TOrs done At the shortest notice, aud on tie loves.
a7mE As both meussrs Of our iru are pF acteaI men.
our Sir. OHsrs having ben engaged ia the mzaufss
ca q Il military ACCOMPLISHMENTS tor ma we Re. We VIII
undertake. 10 sot up a-v aruc ordered eith-r fr-U
ample or draIght. We re prslsFrt On DO asY --lount
f BRAS Casting. Of "a EnL IN q 2 y e E5t lTpasssd
AS, West. North or ) nth. md or th- shortest notice
Al Orders filed by th5 lime Specified without 1aL
Ca-h paid for Cd aaL or taken in exchange.
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ABOLITION IAGI.lAri

ABOLITION LtGIsLATiON.-The Federal Sen
ate adopted a proposition on the ID, making the
value of slaves in the District Of Columbia FIVE
hundred dollars each, providing one half be paid
70 the master, If loyal the other half to be 1e-
claimed by the Secretary Of the Treasury, snd if
the sisve euigrEte to another country when lib
Grated, to be psid to him An amendment was
also adopted that no payment be made 20 any
one who has born arms against the United States
OF otherwise assisted the rebellion.
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pnrnnn RrawnIow.

CTyCISNATI, April I-Parson Brownlow has
sccsptpd rbs liberal offer OF Mir Childs, the emf
psnt' Philadelphia publisher, and, at the parsons
request, a copy OF the book wild be given TO the
editor Of each paper in the country, SO that they
can see what it cost to bs loyal in secessiondom.
Editors viii spply to Geo. W. Childs, Phdadel'
phia.
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LIEUT.. VERTyER.-Lieut Y]zrtnsr, repoItedto
have been killed iu the recsnt battle on tee Ten
u-ssae river, was Aaron V, Vertner, g nephew
Of Gen. Van Dom, and was one Of that generals
ads for some time in Virginia. be subsequent
" became sidto Gen. Hindman, and was acting
As such when killed.
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TAREN EP.

- MAN named WI4sIA &C. who ~ -
De- ran away frou biz msst =, a. l-rl111. H--
Re says thar he 1sIOugs g. Hr 3 Kay Of swan -
nss ueOrgis. who. he -tstss Is 81 ofdear fu the -fuY.
SAID boy Is s5put ts-ntv-Hns ysa-- o. d. i've -s-- even
ncl5r high dark comp exon sd p rasr g e urr-cslce.
TIE owner vii Pea-e co ne forward ana prove prop
srty, pay charges aud take ban away.
JOHN o WiTENETL.
Prov SO earsh.I.
sp3 Nv Grand Guu.ti 10. T--z.
Ss- n 81 n-pa-r -Tr co-v
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ACoaYFgY RESIDE CE Fgs gEygI

GFFIE for rea-. for -~-vr u1uLsz.
i most dos rFbl- COUNTRY SCAT -1--s- ~
ing abOu ~ We EcTss -r gro nd. uar-F en- IIl
uV ton, ~ Ia excl en-. Up~-tv-uar -aal..- EW
.o1tslutns -iE-r rooms with go nee ~ e3av r-H-
CO. line frfg trees hr-tbsry =- The ore--r f.
aTiai-i z railroad srasOu aud Will ne Co ed a. s. owe
20 q god -slsut, On -sv. r-Se o Ems. &c -.rv e8ss-~
an az
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LElD W,yTgD F0R 0UR s0IDlEs4

{ UNtERSTAND that zen or fifteen GUM Of LEsU-
1 san Be -psr-d from The 1ly-iHl Il and the -r4s- Of
Memphis, WITH but Iitfle damage 20 hem We need
-4is q nc 9 OF our soldiers. Wa our pa so &c erfzsaa
enable ne 20 fur1isu - ". Z. HUNT.
g. s-w trTrn-4- Is
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STRAYRB.

ENROH B. MeTrl IN Sund.y. 6H ia-J-nt.
4 asLsI GRAY MARE. ii HEEt ear H.
has been Jlts that r. d-ooDs a IL rio 4ad ~
ga -stdle and bride when Size 60,
A suitable r. wsd ~L be .al1 To- fas lOr . or as a.
foralzi n tlat viii .sa1 :. haI recovery.
s0g -
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" Intelligence has reached the city that
Big. Gen Sherman, Of the Federal army, was
killed in a skirmish, q short time since, by a por-
lion of Capt. Morgan's command. No Particu-
lars have bean raceiEed.
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NEW ORLEANS To Pc ATTACKED The New
Orleans Data of the 5L has information repre-
sautug that tbe enc y are towing up his mortar
boats TO the proximity of the forts. His vessels
in all are not less than tbirty-seveu. and among
them there are not less Il an thirteen steamers,
but of what CLASS and dimensions we are not
appraised \ would seem that an attack is in
tended sIan early moment. Gen. Lowell and
his AU@rdiuaro officers are uuTemittiug IN their
prryaratuus for 3-fansa
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Wanted.
WAN A.FEW MOE RECRUITS % ID no ny
4 company - avsiry. We are -lH-i1z g Join Col.
Hg~ oisr gi9s.t Of La Gers for the wa- rsc1 re-
c. I mus fni-h hi own horse Arms and r-i8melaz
= / De fIru- hel by lbs g~ov-u-sl. Fry q ia-s
bounty money vii be P-d q The rir- 20 .-fm.lr
Ey came IS az tie +lir Or uds. $50 nl4 from he
city -pPiyL' me ia amp. or % Col isgW Cd gs7J-
so 3 0ck wan street 20. p CASTE
ana W. EaaBr mn
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LAND AND LOTS FOR SALE.

= OF LAND. on oath sld- Rev R=,4-7a
lC road q D.r.IJu Of the WnEdr tract NV. mes
Iom Court square. Good -ie fT aroadsur..
\ LOT N north de Jackson street. between Sec
Olo auI Fan tli-ty-se-e1 and 2 half nv pfzl-v feel
On when there IL a coUf0rts5- =mali BRICK Owe INK.
A DGf. containing sbort o1s acre, o. lu-h sste Ala
ga 3 street, on which The ! ssu D. frars deelInE-
A land-.m- II for IA liy r y,cs-c5.
LpI. SKY eight y one Euldr~l and forty si.Ar
and a nails 'ee-r unrnp- 'Ve-, c0rusr Adsms aId Fourth
street rcrtl side Aoams SIRE O.
A LOT, on WstuuJ stra.t usar Vance street ora
1U4 dr~d ard nfty by t-rer bU drrd fe-., uuImy oted
tne above -r perry nay be- bought az very rsssoylE-
be prices cy applying 10 the -ubsc I5s-R
CHR. 5 JJ-LS OF
7p3b' D o. ca EE AW.
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b O u T Y
ATTENTFO&

WANTED. i'm disJey, good ARP TBS and
" VII HIS TO jon = company e -a7-rs
and Hin.r, Pay 81 per month A ply a JsHs.s-n
sicck, On Sec-ud tree beta sU I'd Ey and Jefferson
-tr-sts. 10 GTA- IA l1~NE.
HDl-St 4-e-s-a-- G=,-
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CoRRECIIoN 1t with grea pleasure We
state that the Intelligence brought to the city,
that II G S,yvsH was killed, and Armour Crom-
well, Of New O.leaus, wounded, is false They
are both uuhuTE
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WISNISNIYPF GOTgVy agTE@,

W wi receive sns5i.s ypl Gotten notes 81 usr IN
psyusu- Of accounts and for soois und further NOT O.,
sgsIW TAYLOR 4 EcEWEH,
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aifERsACKs AND CiyTEEg STRIPS,

WANT TWENTY TH0U,A-B OF each. within
L he next ten d-ys L.das viii fa4 a u1ymsus
I'D II oar % diars, by s,liag a Ia- e5-n Il Third
and Monroe 81. cts ~ Cccs- ~. r. Mt.
% s--~ Nrf- on -
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"a az.

: h EXP RTENGBD OysBSEEa-s-ee man DTS.
"A ierced Apply %
PU K4TE, HODGES a wAgD.
avg r-ar 20 =
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LNTERRUPTED-Ius following letter, taken
from one Of the ensmy's tents on the late battle
field, shows not only that the writer had e1ag-
gerated notions Of the force Of the contending
armies. but also that he was interrupted in bis
egistle SO quickly that &c had not time to sign
his name:
PITrsBURa LANDING, STATE OF TEyvEssEE,
April 6, ls62.
lnow taEa ~ pen az hand 70 give you something Of
81 loea Of where we ere. and whist We are doing. We
landed yesterday shout noon at PtlsJurg Landing. in the
Slap- oil Tennessee. We ore within rtgeu miles If the
enemy man army they are fortified in Alabama,
epolt one hundred thousand strong. Our pic cts can
lear their drums beaE. and have arl-eu u their pickets
5 vera tfnHfs .uudcr- and t-ar our lruy here now
numbers S'ue~nsrs near two hundred rhObsaud-auy
now, 7 ere are miles and miles pf tents. We have d
beautiful camp ErJunG-a vast ezyanse % timber land
II there were no trees t. would look lie a prairie. There
e quite a Couu1tiou here now about a. attack some
yTo mics cis~ut The l5tn regiment has Just sent ont
four hundred me1
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