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could inter word thf window was smasneo
into a thousand pieces, me ring ten on 1ns
ground. and behold! the princess stood again q
before the m .'e.-
For keeneye. W hen he saw what was going
on i'm the castle, told Lon body VIVA; gT'ns
danger his MASTER stood in. bongseny uifh
made one rpid step, and stretching fDrlti MS
arm, tl,rrw the rin, IN rurgh lthr wintio" INTO
the room. The Magician roared WITH anssI 80
l,at the castle trrtuhied. In az instant 'hiFa
ring snapped as"ndrr and Isn 20 ,ne sr" VII
:,..; AZ the saRsr moment the sllogici;tn WIS
transformed iato a raven, and new away
through the broken window.
Then The beautiful princess began 10 SPEAK
and As she thanked the prince for her freedom,
a soft blush, sikc that uron rose, spread over
her checks.
flied with sifs. He who held the raised sword
in his band struck one blow through The air, -
that il niiiste,i, and ulrn returned un' weapon
TO its sheath. The knight who appeared fall
ing. fell To ihr ground, but, in al instant, sprtnE
TO his feet again, and pat his hitnd TO MS nose
40 if il were sill whole and safe. The ser
want before the fireplace put the piece OF meat
into his mouth, and went on cttin=, aTsi IN tP"
same way each one finished that when ne va
about 10 do before the words of. the magician
struck them into stone. In tht St'.oies Ihc
horses STAMPED and ncighed right Inc
trees about the castle put forth Ihfir leaves
Iik,, pyrrgrrens, ti,p meadows bRcame covered
with varied fiowsrs, the larks TITLED aloft III
The air, and hosts of fish were swimming IN the
fresh running streams All was life. All was
sladn~ss! -5tt. tif "a. -. }
Meanwhile, a large number OF knights entered
the room where the prince was, and thanked
him for having given them their liberty. But
he ans wrrrd. ..IOu ought not TO thank me; for
if my faithful companions had not been with
me-, / should, ere now, have been what you
were .-... .. .- is.- ... .
The prince now began TO blink of returning
10 his father palace with his bride and faithful
companions. They all started out, and ON their
way met Bruadbody, whom they took with
them. IS ... ~. .- 30
The old king wept for joy at the good fortune
of his son. He had already given up all hope
of ever seeing him again. "
Three weeks after this, the happy wedding
took place; the feast lasted three weeks. and all
the knights whom the prince had liberated Were
invited. When twas over, the three comrades
told the Young king-for he was now king III
his fathers stead--that they Wished TO 40 again
into the wide world to seek employment.
The young king tried to persuade them 10
stay W it'll him. .E
II " III give ynu whatever you wish tiH you
die. and YOU Will have no need 10 work, lie
said. .--.f- r'.,
But they were not content with such an idle
life so they went away, and even az this day
they are v andcrinG abont i'll SOME part OF the
world.-Lhpdoi, Once a Week. - '.-
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS,
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call the attention of sill having relations or
GERMAS eare Of the
diseases INDUCED % sNpSsurss and pTiyst'ns Incl.
daily in the newspaper the arrival OF the SICK
it will be noticed that very large proportion are
can be readily cured by Hollands German Bitters
Diseases resulting from disorders of the digestive
ton in stating that. if thess Bitters we're freely
used among our soldiers. hundreds of lives mi ht
We call psrteuiar attention ue TO the following
markable ard well authenicated cure of one of the
has been saved by the Bitters:'
PHL.pELPHIA, August.asi 1872
MtssrS. .Ion's d ErdnS.-Well, gentlemen, your
Hooiand : German Bitters has saved INV life Their
is mistake in this. 1t is vouchcd for by numbers
and who were fuzzy cOgniZant of all the circun
s four embr Of sherm ss SeeH tns
battery. and under the immedi ate command OF Cap
tain r. b. AEres: through the ekpesaFG attendant
her last with Inflammation OF the lungs. and was
lowed bT Srest eSty hei Ebanei by is loi
dysentery. 1 was then removed from the White
House and SEN To this city on board the steamer
ofJune, Since that time have been about as low
as any sne could be aud still retain spark of vital
swallow any thing, and if did force morsel down,
IL was immediately thrown up again.
/ could not even Keep glass of water on nv
stomach Life could not last under these circum-
stances and, aesGrdinSly the physciOns who had
".
rescue nue. from the grasp of the dread Archer,
frankly told me they could do no more for me, and
disposition of my limited funds as best suited me-
Mr. FFederck steinbron. of siXth. below hpcb
advised ne AS lori1rn hope, To Try your Ritters,
enG seS psSnF them thu ya6n the time
death receded, and am now, THANK God for il,
getting better, Though have taken but two bot
Ties | haye gained ten pounds, and feel sancuine
of being permitted TO rejoin my wife and daughter
from whom have neard nothing for eighteen
h.. far p.r
from the vicinity of Front ROYAL +" yonr nta1n.
able Bitters owe the certainty of life which has
Lowe the glorious privilege of again claspins to my
bosom those who are dearest TO me in life
Very truly yours, ISAAC MALONE
We fully concur in the truth of the above state
menIi a. We mao aespsired OF seeing our comrade,
JOHN uGUDDLERACK, Isl New York Battery.
LEWIS LEWIS chK Hffkh va New wy YORK. Maine
I.E. SPENCER, Is, artillery, BstteryF.
Il EASEW f Co D, :, Vermont.
HESRY +. MhSyoN AID, 60. G. CO 9th Maine.
MEhMts kStR e e. f 3: "a k Sss YORK
JOHN JENKINS. Co. B, 10th Penn.
BEWARE OF COUSTERFEITsl
see hat ;he ns sisnatgre OF &C, NJ JACKSON" is
on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE as CENTS,
OF HALF DOZ. FOR 81
Shond your nearest druggis: not have the article /
do moi be pnt Of by any Of the Intoxicating prepa'
raiors that be offered in its ps ce but send 10
us, and We viii forward, securely packed by express
PRIEclrsL OFFICE AND NAsUFAcroRY,
No. 63l ARCH ST.
JONES 4 EVANS,
Successors TO c. NJ jackson & Co..
Projectors.
81 For sale by Druggists aEd Dealers an every .
~ III thc Fitted Stste> o. - eIm by Z
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NOT ALCOHOLIC.

.. NOI hIsCOdOI-IC.
A highly CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE
EXTRACT.
-A PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOoFLAsUs
ERIN AN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DR. c. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa,
WILL ErFEcTrALLr CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA JACNDIcE,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIS
EASES OF THE KIDNEYS. AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM A DIsoR-
DERED LIVER OR STOMACH.
as Consti pa.
ton. Inward Piles,
Fulnrss or Blood 10 the
Head. Acidity of the stomach,
Funsss o. Msirbt in ,Gaeh soa9 Erc
tstions, Sinking or Fiutu,ring at the PIT OF ths
sSt snssssns the Hear
or Sufocatirg Sensations when in wing pessiuse'
FpRss . Of pa wfss S G sa
Per rirstier. Yefownees Of the Skin and
Limbs BAN s an sudden f h sT Of
Heat, Burning in the Flesh,
Of Evil, and great
Depression of
Spirits.
And iR '0'i'ie''' sssFs, Ysil0e F'sr' Bilious
They Csn,aIn No AIeeAsI Or Bad wbiskey.
They will cure the above diseases in ninety mine
.. cases out Of a hundred.
Induced by the extensive sale and universal pop
Iran
table hosts of ignorant tssnck- and unscrupalous
sdvtntuIers have opened npon suffering ,n humanity
whi,ky Siley SemponHsiSd With injgrSgs drugs,
Beware of the innu n,erablc array of AIeohone
preparations in pethoric bottles and big: heliied
which instead of curing only agaray ate disease,
and leave the disappointed sufferer in despair.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
are not a new and untried article. but have stood
the test Of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie; and their reputation and sale, are not ryaled
by any similar preparation. '-.
The proprictors have Thousands Of Letters from
the most eminent
CLERGYMEN.
PHYsiCIANs,
and
CITIZENS
Testifying Of their own personal knowledge 70 the
beneficial effects and medical virtues of these Bit
tiers.
DO loa Want a Good appetizer
Do rou liant to Build Up Tour cofl&:itutionp
Do You Won't to Feel WeU9
Do Fon Want 10 Get Rid Of Sercons"essp
Do fos Want Energy?
Do fog Faat TO Sleep WeHp
Do You Van, Brisk and Tigorohs Fselings
IF YOU DO, Use
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS.
From Rer. T. Norton Broma, D. d., Editor Of the
ERryctipedfa ~ RELIGIONS Rnortedse
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines ia general through distrust of
their ingredients and effects, L yet know of no
benefits he believes himself TO have received from
any simple prcparation. in the hopc that he may
thus contribute to the benefit of others
/ do this the more readily in regard To Hoohsna's
German Ritters, prepared by DR.. &. VI. Jackson of
this city, because was fre.udieed against them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly alcoholic mixture. l am indebted To my
this prejudice by proper tests, and for encourage
ment tn try them: when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
of these Bitters. at the beginning of the present
year followed by evide nj relief and restoration
TO a degree of bodily and mental vigor which had
not felt for six months be- and had almost de-
SPARED of reganing. 1 therefore thank God and
my friend for directing me 10 the of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
phiaielpha June 90 1851,
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~ The glove tr,de of Great Britain ia i'm
mense. Here are the figures: s.Erom january
10 July, 1902. 4. l67.516 pairs OF leather gloves
We're brought into tie United Kingdom from
foreign paris: whilst AT u like period IN 1861
thtr Were only 3,51a. sSl pairs imported, and in
1850 the number was lower still. - -:.j pairs
Thus III twenty-tw u months alone the enormous
total of lo.Ji9.213 pairs of gloves found their
way into the county,
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M A + ER NO TIC 4.

n consequence of the lowness of the water in the
General Reservoir it will be necessary unless great
economy of water is practiced for the Government
soon 10 shut off the supply to citizens entirely
All persons are, therefore, forbidden to use tha
hyfrants on Pennsylvania avenue or on any streets
or avenues under the care ana supervision of tina
Commissioner Of Public Buildings for watering the
streets or psvements, or for any private purpose
whatever. 10'0
>, And al p.rSons using the water are urgently So
hcited To be IS economical in its use a. possible
Am IL: b. FRENCH,
seq Commissioners of Public Buildings
INHk NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR 0C-
\ tober, 81 .25. Contents: Edward Irving. JeIf's
GIreh GRAMMAR; The Jews in Jerusalem; Malsme
S"ptehine; Narcotice; Trollope's North America;
66rltslh; The Character Of the Rebellion and the
Noaauct OF the War: Among the Pines; Critical
Notices. For sale by
or :" FRANCK TAYLOR
4 'LOAkS; SHAWLS, AND FINE DRESS GOODS
Neh SlLkS IN Black and Coors.
One price only.
PERRY 4 BRO
DC I-lVt Pa. ave. ard Ninth street
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A r NJ SUP PLI les.

a r n . Z s.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QuARTERMAsTsR,
Amy Of the Potonade, )
WASHINGTON, Septem her - 1862
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the d "a
Of the army of the Potomac the following articles:
1900 tons best quality Timothy Hay, securely
baed, the weight ofeach bale 10 be mari ed
thereon.
2,eH,Fn bushels Of Oats, of the best quality, in
strong sacks we'll sewed -
1000 cords Oak and Hickory Wood well ses sonad
and OF the best quality
Each bid must be accompanied by the endorse
ment OF two responsible persons that the contracts
If awarded will be fulfilled
Bids will be opened from time to time rs the ar
9cles may be needed and contracts viii be awarded
Tor the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up to the time of opening.
Inc right is reserved to accept all any part of
any bid
Proposals should be endorsed "Pr oposals for Hay
or Oats, or Wood )" "a the may be- and encosed
in separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut.. Col. aud A. d. O.
Sc 23u Chief Quar- termaster
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A MONSTER STEhNBOAT.--A steamboat OF
unheard.of proportions is now building III
New York for the navigation OF the Hudson
river. and il is expected that she will he ready
to take her place on the Albany line AT the
opening of ma iGation next spring. This boat
To be called the =. Dictator, is to be i2i feet lon.
by Gi feet wide. and will have 100 state rooms.
Her bottom Will he nearly fiat, so that she can
pass over al the Shouts in the river and reach
Albany at any stage of the tide. She will have
an engine proportioned TO her size, with cyl
inGer SO inches in diameter. and il IL calculated
that the boat can accommodate 1,50O passen-
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Protected by Royal Leuss Patssf Of Garland, q
secured by the Seals Of the Eook de PiaYrsaci(6
Paris, AID fhs Imperial College Of MedieisS. Eses0
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ct lS 'f fso s'is:
ofChegaray Institute. may z-om
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
u wAsHISSTOS, Janaaryz5, ssF
The Secretary of State will hereafter receive Mem
oers of Congress on business en- Saturdsya conn
nencng with Saturday, the first of next mossh.
jan Tiff WILLIAM IL. SEN ARD
D@OTs AND SHOES 70 SUIT THE TINES.
We are now manufacturing all kinds of BoyFs
and SHOES, and constantly recei yirE .sap- 061
ticp, made expressly to order, .psN.ill be ~
so1a as much Lover Prize s shsn mnch interior
or Gity.made work. will always find a good assort-.
nent in store and At The le1ssss P,iSee5 GIVE US
spstfr ga PsnSsylvania avenue s
M hA'h ssttaTLEns.
HOTELS. .., .....
-t RESTAURANTS, 30.
WILLIAM FINLEY BROTHER. .
CoKxEa SEVENTH AND Y SITS, g.. !;
Wholesale Dealers in ~
FINE CUT AND PLUG TOBACCO, SEGARS
PIPES, &C.,
Invite the attention of the Trade before purchas
ing 70 examine our large stock, which is
replete with all grades Of
the above articles.
Also, Agents for This City -
of
JOHN J. BAGLEY'S
CELEBRATED FINECUT MICHIGAN TOBACCO
NO IC.E.
MICHIGAN FINE-CUT
Can be had at the following places, whom We fur
nish
J. 6. DEARING, No. 262 Pa. avenue, above
18th ST.
d. +. IRVING. No. 514 Seventh st.
A. NJ. HOOVER, No. esq Pa. avenue, (south
idel
BEN. SOLOMON, No. III Pa. avenue, above
18th st.
WI A. HENDERSON, No. ATS Fifteenth st.,
opposite Treasury Building. 3-lm'
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TRIEsEnAR Mol
II the ehectual remedy for RELAXATION, sPEb
MATORRHUA AND EXHAUSTION OF fB

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MkToRRHGA AND %xa&Usffos Oh "a
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those disorders for Which copsiS. and oubsss Sss
generally been thought an an tidote, 10 the ruin
the health of . vast portion Of the popslfton.
TRIESEMAR No. 8,
for al impurities Of the system, as wen ss secondly
symptoms, obviatine the destructive use of No.
curry as wen as other deleterious Ingredients Al
.emS2s ri No. and sC,s srs s. Nm
devoid Of taste smell, and Of all nauseatiEg cut
tiles. They are in the form of losense, and M
he on the toilet table without their use being =
Sod in Tin cases At ss each, or four es eases b
one for SO, and in Sz cases, thus saving Sc, =
&c. Wholesale and retail By DR. H A. BARRO6,
le4, Bleecker stree, -four doors from MacDouol
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according 20 the instructions of the writer
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M Ss ssia ge1 * special authority from g. ro
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FOR YOUNG LAuIES,
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The regular course Of instruction embraces TAO
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~ A woman went INFO a brokers Office At
Hartford and inquired what ne paid Tor gold
He told her. Well" said she. putting h4r
fingers ia her mouth 10 remove her false teeth
IL was going 10 1el Il new set OF tectli and
thought I'd seli The old plate
MORE COUNTERFEIT TREASURY Norris -
Two dollar Treasury notes, raised 20 tiftics are
IN cIrCp latioh. The work j. rather neatly done
and STORE keepers should closely scan every note
"f Government issue offered to thcui.-Bostoa
HeF1ia.
~ Jim Lanes negro brigade in Kansas
when IL reached its ultinatum, numtp red about
1e0free negroes and Contrabands from Missouri
II now number, less than 800, with a fair pro-.
poet Of it, being cduCed 10 a corporals guard
before the winter is over.
~ That portion Of The Peoria and Oauayyka
railway west of the Illinois river was sold in
Chicago on Tuesday under 4 decree of fore
closure on the second mort gage, for the sum OF
~!,j.a,0OO
~ The New Brunswick ministry has split
On ia" inter- colonial rail way scheme. and MI
Dorion, Provisional Secretary OF Cana a. and
A. }. Smith, Attorney General of New Bruins
Wick, have resigned.
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tFAccidents III menageries are beconnin y
frequent in Germany. NJ. Menu. an animal
tanner, was recently in The cage of Il pan Their ut
Bremen engaged ia breaking ii in, when The
animal becoming frightened by some noise on
the outside suddenly sprang on one Of the
keepers. who WAS standn" near, and morta Ily
wounded him. 1t WAS with the greatest diff :
Guilty that the body of the man could be re-.
leased from the claws OF the animal
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~ A tritiing SORT OF n fellow in one Of orr
nrighbOring counties not long since Won The
the affections OF Il daughter of 4 bluff, honest
lIuIchman OF some wealth On skiing the old
Ran for her ha opened with 4 romantic speech
abo6t his being 'ipOor young man" sc s.Ya.
VI. said the old man. :; i knows all about il:
bun You ish a little'too poor-you have neither
money nor character"
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THE MASTERY Mrs. Mary A. Deninson
IS. tsel ERANCK TAYLOR
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PROM VIRGINIA.

Another Brilliant Affair for tie Confederate Aras
Lynchburg, July 30.
A special dispatch to the Republican, da-
ted al the " Narrows OF New River, July
o." via Dublin. July %. says that the gal
liant Major Bailey, commanding four comPa.
mics Of cavalry, ia all about one hundred
and fifty men, we're sent 20 the rear Of the
IN storming Summerylllc, the county seat 81
Nicholas, on Friday morning, at daylight
they killed and captured the entire garri-
son, including the Lieut.. Col. commanding
named Starr, and three other commissioned
officers, besides sixty-twO non.commissioncd
officers and priyates, few Of whom were
parOled. Not being able to bring away the
large quantities Of cOmmissary, quartcrmas.
ter and ordnance stores found 10 the place.
M.jor Bailey committed them to the flames.
Major Bailey brought to this place large
number OF Enfield rides, horses and mules.
The prisoners arrived at the salt Sulphur
Springs this morning.
The notorious renegade and spy Dr.. WIN,
Ruceur, is among the prisoners.
The telegraph office was destroyed anl The
government operator captured.
Tais affair u regarded a. one u the mosl
brilliant exploits of the war ia this section
Its successful execution has spread the Wild
est Consideration aud dismny thru. hOlt III,
Yankee army 10 this Bcighborhood.
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THE MERRIMAo's DESTRUCTION.

A court Of inquiry has acquitted Com.
Tatnall Of all blame Tor destroying the Mer-
rimac. He is found = not guilty" on each
charge.
The finding Of the Court. after stating
these facts, adds:
The Court do further find that the accused
had, while in command OF the Virginia, and
previous 10 the evacuation Of Norfolk, thrown
down the gage OF battle to the enemy's
fleet in Hampton Roads, and that the enemy
had decliued to take it up-that the day be-
fore Norfolk was evacuated, consultation,
at the instance Of the Secretary Of the Ma
Wy, was held By joint commission Of Navy
and Army officers, as 70 the best disposition
70 be made Of the ship-that the accused
vas in favor Of passing Fortress Monroe,
and taking the ship into York River, or, OF
running down before Savannah with her
thst in this he was oyenHled BY the council,
who advised that she should remain on this
side Of Fortress Monroe for the protection
Of Norfolk and Richmond, and that, in ac-
cordance with this advice, lie proceeded to
regulate her mDyements-that after the eyac-
uation OF Norfolk, Wsstoyer, on James Riy-
er, became the most suitable position for her
10 occupy-that while in the act Of tighten.
ing her for the purpose cf taking her up 70
that point, the pilo,s Cor lie FIRST time de
clared their inability 10 take her up, even
though her draft should Be reduced to its
minimum Of eighteen fect--that by the evac-
uation of Norfolk aud TIC abandonment Of
our forts below Westoyer, both banks Of the
James River below that point we're virtually
given up 10 Che enemy--that ,be ship being
nus cut or from Norfolk aud Richmond,
vas deprived Of all outward sources o. sup
ply, save those Of the most precarious and
uncertain eharacter-that her store Of pro-
visions would not last more than three weeks
that when lightened she was made yulner-
able to the attacks Of the enemy, and that
after having been Iiehtened there were no
available means Of bringing her down to her
proper draft and fighting trim, and that she
bad but two small boats, each capable Of
landing not more than fifteen or eighteen
men az time, even IN smooth water. Such
being the facts and circumstances under the
influence Of which The 3yirginia" found
herself after Cir evacuation Of Norfolk, IL
was. 10 the opinion Of the Court, only ne.
eesssry lor the enemy TO oc1tipue 70. refuse
b4tiie,o he bad done sIace il was hfst Of;
itred by Captain ratnall carly in April, and
taereeiofwatd TO keep strict watch about
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FROM MISSOURI.

Mobile, July -.
From Missouri the rebels had invaded
Iowa On the 18th, capturing arms and horses.
There was great stir in Northern Missouri,
oeeasioned BY the invasion Of Kentucky, In.
diana and Iowa, creating CONSERVATION. The
belief was beginning 10 prevail that the war
was at length being brought 10 the doors Of
the Yankee.
Steamboats, On the Ohio we're considered
unsafe. Heavy Qualifications were being con.
strncted az Memphis BY "a force Of negroes
who drill every evening.
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FROM qENNEssgr.

Lynchburg. Jus %.
Tho Knoxville Register of Yesterday an
apunccs tie return Of Col. MOrgan's cum.
mand q Tennessee. after one 81 tie most
daring and successful raids into the enemy :
country ever recorded, the reported defeat
near Ewings being untrue, aud his force
much larger than what Ia started with. lie
left Knoxville with only about one thousand
men, and IN all his engagements lost not
more than fifteen Or twenty killed, and thir.
u to forty wounded.
The present whereabouts u Col. Morgan
is not gwen.