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Tie KloDly Da.I;e of Si:ilon.

Wa Learn from gentlemen just arr.yod frum
Corinth, that the ta:,le OF St.ioh, vas, consii-
erins- the num5a.s engaged, ono %: the great
est and Lloodisst conflicts Of latter dsys-de-
cidedly The most sanguinsry ever fought upon
this coniineni if we except those Of the Con
querer Certrz. Msnassss, and every other
bs,tle oi the war pales before it.
We are positively assured That Gen. Ruau
regard los. between 800 and 1850 men kill
ed outright md over seven or eight thousand
wounded The Fsdecal loss is perhaps cor.
rectly estimated st about aiioen Thousand kill
ed, wounded and missing. Tha Yankee news
papers Themselves admit a total lass of between
ten and fifteen thousand msn.
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77s goRk or TIE IsakiaAc

A correspondent oi The Philadelphia i" H.
giant gives Az ac.,onn; Of T. :ecebt Gia. 70
Tho scenc OF tic f',i exploits Of tho Vns;nia.
dc says that is ws1 tbs !n:petoa Of IN, Nm
r.so,., IL .:ia' iish:, j! she nad .cs sIcnaiei.
70 bca: si,S TIsiUia o. ru"a;ng eq1ass ir:o
nsr. Hs says, also. thstl; is the ssns7:i IN
prsseion lt:: tho Cumberland cat no Tsisa:;
aod, al soon a. No,io.h is c.ptaf=J: She will be
tsksn TO tbs Nary Tsia tners ard repaired.
O! 10 boubs-dnsat .! Ne1ecr: News, lie
co77e@Fooieat says
TIE BsIsAaDXsST CT NEWPORT HETa
The1o 1srs 5uDesr Of saclia FREQ By TIE
Merliuan CT the camps at NsTpor: Nz=s,
though most Of .a:u passed entirely o7er tho
esnpi.s gIsuuo., and .ztiodri upoa uacccu-
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Tr,bu;e Of fkxarert,

The Faculty G: The CEi7a'ss7 CT VriaA lsnenrni -
pueblo sui private hgicteE, tie d=s:a 81 totf l:ts
greatly esteemed colleague, Or. G$6SSER HAaklhuN,
caaro orsear TO expires, tie teeCsI Of soTGT which h.
ryrEI hiss acCaGohrd.
Ia:c-ly tr,ruupbt,l In edablshcs Ia iePr:a Ion.
bis memory Is pecuil.! verify 70 tt chetshei e-Ee
a: oc. II The no.t Ysusd ber=:acto:s Of tie nsita
;racn. Ii, learn., ability AID 1.al =h:cn placed biz
sloagut ths foremost Classical lsscaers Of hl day, are
earos lively ,a1euerile5 81 suadred OF his prpGs,
wnt hi. secsl els, scrr, 81. sscLsassd hoLs,Sg q
purpos. nj. sndIT deposition sni MS unaceted pe;5,
combined AIKEN, very wide circle II re1ds that
sfsctonni- ~h!Sh tuatss biz doesse Per.
Islal calamity 70 Pach.
J. Received .eroIe 1b.: d,7io.e ID. icis vsch
the OF ,curd !ssIrsS has tu.talEed 10 Professor
HANSON. death and 9:-ve for tz as fo: friend and
aioGste CT apJ years, Ebrse i.fues Se T:srh:od, ard
~hos we'r. sJDps;tie. -e n.Te often proved
6 Tat The Faculty teat-. tie widow saa ehcres o.:
their deceased srd tteI heartfelt condoicase IL l1r
berea7euent inTokcs fer esrn these cohsosuosa 81
ng5a, fs;tn, which rers 30 hsoSuai TO h!E-
That these reaoirIions, E!tb ITO preamble bs rsc.t
rpco the mIsa:.s Of psouitT, Raj taat copy teoi
be tIaa,zirti b the shalrEaE te HI. HaiTion.
s hAuPIN
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GOV. HARRIS II TIE fight OF suSpAr.

Governor Harms OF Tonnessse, it appears
was present CT the field during the terrible
battle Of the 6ib, aud performed bravo. ard
daring act. Tie appeal" says:
We learn thai: in the COURSE OF tie ac,aG
on Sunday, reahessss regiment, OIL being
ordered 10 tho charge, showed sonIu sy mp
tou.a of waVerng. Gun. johnston called tue
attention of Governor Harris to tho fact Thrt
gentleman n. onco rode up to the reg uont,
addressed to them few stirring, thrilling
words, aud placing hmaol! st their heSt,
ordered the charge. The charge was ,nade--
il proceed uhaucsssaiu. Again 10 led thcin,
md tho second time the enemy stood tie
shuck. A third time ho brought them to the
contest, and with q rigor So determined that
the foe gave way aud retTeAtrd, leaving
considerable number OF PRISONERS in The hands
Of the Tennessee buys arid lhsir gallant CO..
eTnOr,
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Ean,snn aG;cers CsHirfsl1;

Tho following list %! Fedora! officer, esp
tured St tho battle OF Shiloh. on Sunday last,
hAs been furnished 10 be Memphis Appeal"
by tho flee having them in charge, aa hs6d-
I'd to him By Gen. Prruiisa:
Brig Gen II Prentiss; Maiison M.iler,
Col 18Th Missouri Volunteers, j l Guides,
Dol S!h Iowa; W E Lynch, Obi 53th llItpois;
Ouin Morton, Lentanhnt Col 23i Missouri;
John q Ferguson, Lieu. Col Sin lCws; l4asc
Rn.lshG~ser, Lleu.ehaat i.danel 5Siu III,
nois; J Y Pratt, Liers CO! 18th aisso1ii T;
.Iohu McCullacb, Major 23l Missouri, " VI
Stone, Mrja1 81 lo7s; Ttc3 N.w!sr, &;jrr
5Sh Limos Vols; J Il R3gl Adjl 59,h LII.
n0la FpiS; YIN McM::hsal, Cap.un, Acting
Atiutsnt General; j 7 Dnn!ac, / B,it, j
T.umbo, E West, " II Ornnd#l, r H Erown,
Captains 23d N!SaGHri; : g Hons. Captain,
(acting surgeon P K Dau.ar, JDrea Duiman,
6 " Hyck0it. } P MkesspIi, H Z S.ura.
Captains Isle Missouri; .Iau.es P M.llrrd. \
II ssyne, G A Fisk, William Plsmn.ei. D Ii
Saylon, Captains Ism Y Wisconsin,; W 8 R:..!i,
CALVIN Kelsey, John McCormica, :. tlrsge.
land. VIM Stubba, ;japtsins SI:l lnss; ? Hae-
Ian, P Gregg, F Kurttr, Captains ssh ltI,nol
R Hagsard, Martin j aisnn, Captains els.
illinois; IS ballard, Can't ssh H.: j VI fi-'irich
Captain l5ta !cws; K + Bromon D X Hua-
sor, W H MInter, l'liieahelun.r, Il i! Tod.
frey, Jvhn MrEise. Liru;enants IA ,hp Is h
Missouri " . Sss,uan 7 = Bf.wnur, Il J
Camp, I Il HoIlingsvor.il, Gc,: " Ssymore,
WIN Sinus. G " Biewn, Geo Z Uuiby, john
4 Fisher, Jsnes Brewer, j 5 TGda " EcCui.
Ioch, 7 3 M'krls, i Nmn1is L:>u;e:,snts II.
Pa Miss uri; 4 a J.chsou Geo G>rrhra, S d
Woodwork, u ~ Wilson. la Fl Ford, y \
SoutRmayd, Licuts =: tie Oh Wisconslc; L
Il For, Orderly SaiE't. ly.h Mm:0rs!u; Il
Flax, lirur, lj:h Iowa; II Mc!ch II L Cppler,
Lieu:s, 9Th Iu,a; j. E Moss, L'e4!, &c Ii Ii.
i,Gois; \ F rolliar, Lieut., l3,n MshIsAu;
.Iat, Ahyo:n. q Enlnc, j " Gregg, j 90 o lace,
Ju,ns h1tlh, Ch.s Elitrl, y Loa.rgsn,
JOINS r,2.1, 7 " Sliiih, ,I?mt.I ',seT, 4 Nc
Artn"-, Li,n.a, 81 l. llnY 6; y Nar:. JGv
Mayu.. j T knish,. Ltrts 81 lc,a, j y
T.n!., Let, Ii :: lrss; ) 4 Eiius :Dn, ii .
E.T!... y Ns.t.,. J Il ';.iohs, S 4 ha,! :
duck, L i T"wnaioy, Z u Ear, Dag %. u,n:s
II, In.t; \ Danc.c, Asj4r...i, 2 L iof.s;
& uo"r, Liualtri.uAS,sr, 1873. lo~s; Il Il
Mo'rlf.ay, Slsohn! ;tci"r !.lh iyns; L L
M.Eri!i, j Fl B9igai, Il Halo, :! Ei~el, K IS II
Iiau.s, j " t1.it, ~ i Mcr-. / sukciauh,
L ~ Jsckso:. J Mafks H.o"n. ' eui.
i2li Iowa; Y 'rohm. Aaju!=ai, 2irI Mis-
SOUR; I K ctiardsoa, L'ut., 2i,; M'.sGor,; X
K R,nd1lrh Lieut.. I3n l;na"s: NJ No
u.aih, LieLt., CO l.inois.
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,Cta nnrsIInnnrIhe War.

Wilmer i S,oth's European Times, Of March
lat, very influential commercial jour nal pub.
lished at Liverpool, concludes all editors! on
the American war ~isn the following significant
paragraph:
The struggle is about Ia begin in earnest,
and n:ast terminate between March AMI May.
We enter this day On the fist .. three mon. tbs,
and the nsxt few weeks will hs the most i'm
por.,,t 10 the history Of the United States that
have OCCURRED since the Staten wro:'cd their
independence ftoia The grasp 81 UeoTGa the
Third. Washingion's great experiment. Hhlch
has worked such extraordinary results during
the Isst three quar,.rs al 3 century, will have
to psss, i'll the next ninety days, through the
se7erest crdoai to whicIi it has eeer beef sub
iocted. If th- North canhot sutjusate the
South in this brizi siibe, which is very unlike
ly, ii is almost morally certain that The Euro
psap powers viii step in aud propose terms,
and III mcrcJ to all partits-to the furnishing
operatives Of Eogland aud France, Us we'll IS
to the con.balants themselves, the nc: will be
real humanity.
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Nlilitarf EIeK. ptlGns.

We are abte this morning To lay kclcre cur
r@aders an authenticated copy OF the Acc u
Corgrcss passed >! lie teol Of lta late, ass5io:
10 "eSeh pl certain persons ir1tn enrrihGsn
i1r service n the armios q! the Coa!ei=tSie
S,a.es:
The Congress 81 The Confederate Sts,.s 81
iiEsIlca do ehsc;, That ali pe:spIs y 4o stat.
De hold to he uIht InT military service anier
TIiI.s II be prescribed by tho ;:ecIeia'7 81
Hnr--all ID li:e serpico "r srIll"y % tEt Gu
tedeTata States-L!i Judicial! Ind eyecuti,o -.
bcsr9 VI The Confederate Or State Go9eTafneEi:
-tha rleG. Ge,5 If both Houses .: ~ gIesl All
vi tho Legislatures Vi tie serrrsi SGt.s al
tear respective officers ell clicks "t the c.
hcersl1! the Slate ard CGGiei.Tsis & ,Ty!n-
mCE:s ui!osed ~ laval engaged Ia la!!y-
.rc ito mais-ssl ftrrya,rh Gil po4t :Ju;e=-
ali ptlnts and persons engaged 10 tho ,Ls5io:
service On river and railroad Ioplan di iraao,
por,stion-teleyrsphi operators sni I'll
is,ers nj relisoa 10 IL. regular ii: !."fss
al ministerial da.;es--al! e22scec IL
EJ'knG iron mines. iu7r.a&.s, al. l2a=.
darlrs -sl journey men primers .ctjal';
euPiuycc ~ printing n:;r> apers-s! prs
llents 1Hl prufsasnis u colsgns aci a.:12'
1ii.s, aud I'll leAchets hAvirg he uaGJ -
'"ohty afo--suprI'it"!u7 htr ~ -" !;
nc hospitals, lurat;c as, uta2, aid n. '"5,ii"'
curses snd atienlsD:s ts..e?, ahc 'tr ,aen.
a:s Employed il src ipstltua;ui =" - 'is-'
s,i dumb, and bl:rd--in eacH sFoshscarJ
stole no@ established and doing business, crt
apothrcsry in good s,sDdng. VITO is p.,ch
IA! tiugz'sL-supeflntehtsns aid ul'ets!:'si
il gool oui cot:.n .sc!oIlcS Hho mAJ b: -
snp:sd by the Sscre.sry of Var. sbai' e.
and rts hbre5y exempted frou: n!jl:.TJ 57'':s
in to-; a. n iea Ct tbs Ooo!aGcr.te ;;s.cI
Tie "Sou.hwestefa Brplist," I9ei'sts1 q;
Tdsksgec, 4lataraa, ssys:
We suLpass> ,,rc;E ~ best inic' u-'iou Ne
have, tia. st less. oIekaE CT cr- ..csi'e F-s-
sors are ncH in lie sIny.
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GENERAL HEWa

r's Nav Orleans mail, which LAS been do
Iagad :ur mors than two weeks, camo to hand
lsat night, and We are enabled this morning
to give come additional particulars Of the great
bat,le Of Shiloh:
TITLE or SILL Oh.
7RE FIRST DAYS FIGRT.
The following is the concluding portion oil
letter ~ tna Memphis "AeEus, giving grs'
phic description Of tho first days fight;
Dusk iound lis in undisputed possession OF
the Federal Csmps, six brass batteries nun :
dreds of horses luuleb and CATTLE thousands
OF small arms, immense quAntinea cl comnils
sa!y sud quartermaster Scores, ana everything
which the enemy had possessed, together Win
about $500 prisoners, among Thom were
number of officers high in rahk' inciuolns
General prentss, whom lheard remark, you
have fairly whipped US this time, Ihs asyE
work was complete, victory was Perched on
our banners, and enid tho gloom OF death and
suffering, rejoicing at The grand result could
not be withheld.
Never on ,hia continent Was thefe battle
disuutsd with tielceness equal to this; II the
Federal soldiery fought bravely, which tnsy
did, our forces fought like men who Imagined
th.ir all at stake, and were determined to car
~ The day 0. leave their bodies on Tho held %
50 incentive for revenge 10 those who IN ghs
escars ,h. casualties of the battle.
Our loss w:s very heavy, being 10 killed
ard wounded no less than T, 900, while that o.
tls enemy exceeded 10000. Throughout: the
area OF the vnemy's encamPnsnt, the ground
was strewn with the deuI ind dying, tie
wounded OF both sides igivlng vent TO the mos
uiieous accents that ever fell Oh Tho ear o.
mo:,al.
n2rses sud mule5 tina! had bean shot Wer;
rushing iuricusly ovsr the field, ,ranplIng K
death tho wounded soldiers, who were unable
10 move to placcs Of SECURITY, if such tftct;
wuTe to De found. The landscape Of tho holt
where lay friends in death who nsd, bu;a mo'
merit before, hcen cneIuies in life, tue woundrt
az they begged for assistance, tho uncontrolled
rush of animals over dead and dying, the coniu'
sion incident IL the occasion, was picture The
sigh, OF which appessed an appetite Of: desire
to witness tho horrors Of the battle-ground
and fl!ed one with disgust and holy awe o
war and its suferiDgs.
Night settled ovbr the cohbntanss, Ge oc-
cupylng the Federal euoampments, they mud
died togsther along sEd under the hsuks OF The
river,
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DIFFICULTIES OF TRADE.

An Atlanta paper steres that leattiug house
in that city had y large lot Of sugar and syrup
at point on Ia.lraad near the Mississippi,
below.sleInphis, Ii VAS On TIA platform, ez'
posed .e tho weather The freight from tho
point 10 Atlanta would haFs. heon about TWEEN
ty.six hundred dallars, and knowing it WAS
wanted at Alfalfa, and that bis regular custom
era were anxious for 1t, offered to pay ten
thousand dollars frsighn-lour times The rusu'
lsr rate. Yet it could aot DO transported hs'
Cause tie GoVerEueht mad Control Ut TIE
6ad.
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va ARE p,eesed to learn that the p,sa

We are pleased to learn that the planters
in the Pee Dee section Of our State are plant
ins littls or nc cotton this year. but much
corn. So iu NIL The olhor scctiots Of the Stste.
or course ne speak OF things generally, for
there are, no doubt, gone persons that will
plant their full average oil cotton and more,
thinking that others will Plsnt corn enough
that there will DO very little cotton, and that
something will turn 10 Thereby taey will
make much money. Thste era some people
who, Il san: to tophet,- you'd try to cheat the
devil, speculate on tho trimstorc. and huesstsr
cut the bot fro ct six dollars bushel.
Msy they be we'll supplied II Wilmington
IN. @ Journal.
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: reSTGsA.
rom the se~esr.s "a. o. su:

the ScHG5t.y TO- w Sol
OUod. let'ua sleep not, but awake u lilo
stern reality that WAT, cruel and terrible, ID
in our midst, and before the vail OF anguish,
ls. selfish motives, greed, ambition, and extor-
finn forever aad forever hide their heids.
A,t under tie Omnipotent guidance, It'd
eon shall strike, and the lsrssl OF Oarolna
shall come forth from the fire purified ana
Is tlne As*gold yea, she shslI renew her Eon'R
With morning irrshne~s and with S's"f'
Th. stars in their courses ale sicnt.
TIC willows in agony weep,
The wind DER the wave murmurs sadly,
Whore the ashes Of Washington sleep;
Tho Cypress ia shaken with horror,
The glory of morning ia fured.
For Lincoln, tho tyraat usurper,
Would slaughter the lamb with tho sword
On the rice fields OF fsir Oarolins
The head OF the wslron IL bowed;
And the sire takes down the old 1int.locs,
And back the old memories crowd
lie thinks of the glory OF Sumter,
The valor Of Marion's men,
And his heart leaps the gulf 10 81 infant,
That yswns tween the now AID the then.
The hosts OF tho West are in motion,
The North sends ravencus psck
Like waves OH pittiiess ocean,
When the Hea yens above them are black !;
They urge o'cr mountain and prairie
Wild pillows the tempest mas curled
But let us put the foot down upon Lincoln,
And trsInple him out OF the world.
Our beautiful home is in ..sackcloth-
And each gentle minstrel is dumb;
AL through sweet Wyomiug's valleys
Echos the roll OF the drum;
From city and village and hamlet
Tsnra and entrssties are poured
For Lincoln, the tyrant usurper,
Wculd slaughter the dove with the s"''"
The daughters OF Georgia srs weeping,
Though Ramah's Sad voices are ssiiieu;
For The earliest violets ere peep,os
Wh.r. tn.;r lovers hearts blood shall be
spilled;
HSr yeonan all chaunt the bold slauzas
Ot .y.ants 10 infamy hurled.
So pu. the foot down upon Lincoln
And trsmplc biz, out Of the world.
The legion is armed for the battle,
Toe charger is hot for tho fray,
The :huoders Of muskstry rattle
Yon eagle shall feast on the prey;
The corselets like diamonds are cleaning,
The standard OF blood is unlurled;
Yes, put the foot down upon tYrsns,
And tranple them Out OF the world.
Msy thu deliberate GOODNESS and sagscity Of
our :esders equal tho coussge of our mel, and
thus, with wisdom in our councils anu salar
in her CAMPS, under Gods blessing. Carolina
shall emergs from tho gloom So tbs brigh.
morning a;s- and hsrbiuger Of splendid deG.
tiny. &.
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REPLY OF GEN. GRANT.


HEADQUARTERS Army IN The FIELD,
PITTssuke, Tennessee, April ., 1852.
General q. r. BsGuregaJd, commanding Con-
Jtieato A7my9 tho Has,is,iYp', Monterey
Tennessee.
Sir: Your dispatch OF yesterday is just re
ceiVed. Owing to the warmth u the weather.
deemed il adv !yable u have all the dead Of
both parties buried Immediately. hoavY d.
laill were made Tor this purpose, and il IL ncT
accomplished,
There canbut, therefore, BE- any Necessity CT
admitting wltlln our lines tie partise you de-
SIRE to Eeid, oa tie ground asked. shs!l al
Ways Do glsd to extend any ocuf:sa3 consist.
ant with dutT, sud especially .hau dlci.ted
by humanity. an gensral, very respectfully,
your uhcdieut servant, u. >. GRANT.
Major GsnrGsi,
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Ispecssl Correspondence otlthe picayune,l

uoHrNTu, April 9.-turib:h is town Of
about 2, OU0 nhsbitanis. Il IS situated at THE
junction of the Memphis and Charleston and
tho Mobile and Ohio Railroads, atou: % miles
east Of Memphis. 1t is very neatly laid out
and built and far the greater part Of the year
must be heal,hful and delightful residence.
It WAS therefore very properly chosen as L
calop of lns.ruc!iol aud corvelieut rendez.
vous loI our troop from the beginning oil The
wsI
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TEa Augusta "Oabs.itu;ioHaiia." save al
Ers:apel clergyman. "Eo Iacsi.t;y rosdo tl5
esrai,s !rcu, Lincosnica,, arrived lh CUR clt5
YESTERDAY, OF az |aY 10 his ho:iu ~ Aik:7'
ss=. Hs states thar tho report brought 81
FS-S6nstor (ISin 10 Rieo m1nd. that the Fed
alal srmy At Mansssns g,a deEGi is
iGchsrecL DC tie CONTRARY, ll:. arinT IL vel
Urgsa.E.i, an: ii g nigh sia;e Il discipline -
Tue ppoplc OF tie North Is a iihi: SCI ''clusi.
Ia cut tie rebellion" sad L!no0ia i..a new
il. ina k.; fnily 500 600 n.n Uhrfn &c Can
husIIsrt 10 2 0n0 QUO, ii e. ahcu6 deau II
necessary. Gar Iii0'maii! ds:.tea tIi,. tasa5
facts SHOULD liz rnrngiy nPr-eszh up"h IN"
.n,nds p TIE Southern ie0p1-itsG s c ta1uic
ErO7 aud iihorYatand tbe ru4sa!Ludc y. Thu i" ~
thai IN upon u5--u6d that vui Oily h"pn 81 Au't
CESS il to meet &c p!opsEs!lGGs 81 ,tia aot.h
i!hw Ike preparations, Bnd with Ike eIieiEf'
81 hi, in HndLlngt"p tn!n gsntlns,En 3!
.ends,,! tito Gobatrt; .; Con.Tos;. "a ula;'i
1uustiJns thero mss cGasidscnbie Ii.c"Ia,
but =asne7sr Ito Question: y! crushing Out
The rrhall!on wss up, Ia. GREATEST uaaa'iulty
prevailed. The uGp:l.i,i!r tel TIC N"ilu
SHOW GOmc uresslneSs sG2Gt the ih"hsy
they hay, i0suai 20 tro trrrern'n.hi, and IL Is
pruba be, should liis SJuLt=rn Cuni.defaey De
successful, that they nsy create Il reY1iuilIii
~ the North but ii present They, ri Well "a
ali other class"s u sncIcty, ruJin'f Lie Lo@"rh-
ment ii tie prosecution oil .E,= Hsr Ia May
lard, where IT i.ilufmnut resided most OF The
iiu. slics NoEetlhsr iA-t, tie irio!ids @! III"
South aca three in hse OF the prpal1i'o5, but!
kept down by Federal h,y0ieta, -;i:J nre Uns
Bic IL sttr:bpl t!.eir iG:.Pclidcnrc.
o.: Informant Is scrlcr.n .! !ntsiIiserc5,
and connected with h'shy rs: p=c!,tiE clt'zet:'
oil Maryland His stay Wa 40 short that he
lid net have !.tnc la e,sr III G,"rn Ih:H Tho
ai.vvr ;.rIsi alli:siUa 10 N,r,h-r'' affairs
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Tooao aEort . lniie tev0nei.

pipd zoodo about a rniis tSyont. Hdi JGa
shell ReeIns to have been sent On special :nis
sion Of destruction, and had it not been ,tcf a
defect in the percussion cap on its head, thsEe
is no doubt that it would have killed Genera
Mansfield, who was sitting in his Office at The
time with several OF his staff writing orders
This shell passed tbI ough the ROOF Of a hcus.,
noar tho steaubcat la1diag, and, taking
diagonal course, passed under the porch Of At
other house, cutting Oft one end Of the ul.ish'q
and vn!-rei tho gnbls ED o small islu.s
building occupied ty Genelai Mansfield.
Having PASSED through tie Tes;he- oosfi
and plastsrlng, it crossed the room, AID, uas
Ing a round hole through the wood work oi
thu mantle piece, carried aSsy ub5us Tires
feet OF the brick work o! the chmney, Ealing
inside without exploding
The she'll Was about II Ecnes long So
inches in diameter, having the Appearance u
4 brown stone seller water Jug tte'G '..!n. d
!arg, percussion cap, about the 5izs ii ihlu.
BILE, utRxed to the mouth Of tbe jug iA,:
percussion cap vas to explode thu sh: Ei"a
It struck, bus from the TACT !aa; 1t cid aG Il
plo,is allsr dnslly bringing i? agsns: t.!ek
chimney, it may 5e PRESUMED - h.se ag.a
very imperfect
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DIes CT acniap ialh April. a. tie r-!a.nss {: o.
Grave. ESQ.,. In CHARLES Cy eouus;. 'ihTlalA On :
MAN yuuns.s. daughter OF Joal sad j-rsarGU Wright
20 the lath year OF net sRs
Norfolk sad sthu6tOn F.Paii Ilesse copy.
DIED. W:hsset, n tie csIGtS Of Hanover. :r'i III.
ilstsni, AILuksU DAT, daughter Of D.. 4 .h3 PaS.
Ls Esson
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dsJ's fgh. Il Sallcb. furnishes tho !loT!us
pra:ty good iaca rf the coudcc Ct ri Yankees CT.
tbs lield 5f battle:
Ca rec bluff. ab"7e TITO Ti=sr +, :. 8, q, tL,'
mag vel! make our cheeks dE slo ":,h shhcl:
foc scKie Of ouc S.lcicrs There eTs MT iaa;
than THEE thousscd aEulksrs !:n!EG :ss hah..s
ASK t!.pu. why don's they 60 to their PLACES IL
tnc lnc: "OG, our rcsmaEt Is sil custn tc.s
why d"n'l T6u 20 to @hrfe X 81 re7U:.
ing assiti' II can't hrt t." -'". tbs fu,
look, =; Il thst 81 would o. the 7o:g last u, a
no Gou.l 1snt 10 80.
Oi!3sr!, Are ervuac sfi,1ue t.etn. trying -
hrr, up their Inen, sio:tn'Ek c"sSn:, a.'Ic
nn. .il. ,--rhrSiAs. | an, gtrs1 urs s,Esost
eox-a Mtjn;, il reu.e:.:rl -''2a!-i,
iuahins L sor! Of esSste-, eurei!he Foe:h -
JulG sgvsch Ia ever; bld2 .Lll vi! 'jsen % t;!a
EIo I.sac- wsl. t~iisntT: Men u h-u;utEy.
Of l,Ii,ui., .. Uh1. NJ foWant I"u>nt, ti;np!Cl.:
;cu, i.ts ii yCu. 70 come ~ "on hsi,' Ii
,nsy.,ii ~ i,,nr- :note B:ai: sns: 500 htlI
:ear by tie tor'cs ,ba. you j 70 'i:fr,.,.. -
The day goa love, 5y thh sts:e- y';i !i""of, e.
I'll your lose y! c0u1tsy, bJ al. ycur hired q
treason, couture you conic Ii" ant % y9ar
a3y noT." Aud 50 On flr q'i.,";iiy "faa.
eliot grnd SPEAKER was ms l'ty E,apo.'a
u.nr., aHi tie irlrS via gaze u !.:-.!a.i
,nt>:l snugly behind t:ia tres a. Il: si.oi-e.
know wul cnough inc nature 81 the ssu!
.ns sninsl III ALI army dnriTE: BATH" | !.t'i
,arD :isir pgrYr!uanc:s osfyre. bur neSo' a.!
so llrgeh scala--ucVtr win SuSh a." Gtt.T
sick t..s4 OF tssrtn ~ oos"G--iS h9@ S!il,
do moi E.clivys lt.s:o S.s ve:y ma"f maze
tiIa..t tho aylrusJ per centaae, l. ~aS Us:
army, anj ID, ruoarA!a sl soust.. Ire lan'i
IfI
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MisEr,D IN satar.!ay 1.ih instant bY Rev. George
WoodeItdge L. Lirut JOHN IYLsE, 9. $. A.. 10 slid
MARI YiRGIN1a i.us.,er Of tic I've Jv,sph AhsU
E,q, al OIL tnis pty.
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The Columbus (Gin) sun, Of tho y, says:
"Ti:r State r al las pa'd ihto tbn treasur J
$4,000 al It's earnings Tor ID? month ol
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