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MccLELLANs nSpARruRE.

DR. Ninge, who has been at Westovsr nearly
ever since tie arrival Of McClellan's army there.
has arrived in this city. He reports that the last
Of the Yankee army has left. leaving behind \
number of stragglers and desertera The ground
where they last campsd Is strewn with castcff
uniforms. broken and injured muskets, crackers,
&C. The doctor saw nineteen Yankees throw
their muskcts in the water and swim q creek In
deserting. With the exception of restriction upon
his liberty. Dr.. Minge was well treated by the
general officers with whom he came ia contact -
Nearly ell of them, particularly Gems Ksarney and
Fizjohn Porter. behaved Us gentlemen The for
msr remarked one day that the Confedera.es had
one advantage over the Fedsrals, and that was If
one OF their Generals was killed they had an abun
dance Of good ones to Gil his place, which was not
the case with their enemiea He also remarked
whsu be arrived at Westoyer, after the seven
days fighting. that by all the rules Of war there
would be battle there in six hours. and offered 10
send Dr.. NJ wife away from thers for safety. All
seemed surprised that the Confederates did not
pursue the Federal army.
When our artillery shellcd the camp at West
over at night. all In Ms Seldeas house retrea,ed
into the cellar; but, upon Yankee officer declaring
that candle, left burning MP stairs. was not put
ont, he weuld blow the id house up" DR.. II.
had to 60 up stairs. through the iron rain and
tinguish the light. Everything in the vicinity of
the late camping ground is utterly destroyed Dr..
N. sent for by one of the Generals TO estimate
aud receive compensation for his property which
Was seized for the of the army buf learning
that the oath cf allegiance was one Of the cond
tons, promptly told the officer that he gave up
all, and, than that, would give up his life, be-
fore he would take 1t.
Desertions were numerous, and one Yankee sol
dier paid high $40 in gold for TN old suit of
citizens clothes. in which TO pass his picket. On
the first Of the four very hot days during the stay
Of the army, the sick list was 36 and by the fourth
day it ran up to I,06s The country il literally
dotted with Yankee graves, many Of them hardly
covering the bodies. From one he saw the nose
Of corpse protruding. and from anothar pair of
legs encased in boots
Some Of the gunboats are still lying of West
over. and on one Of them was q son of Aas. James
Selden. who is in the q. 8. Navy. The commander
Of the feet sent word ashore day or two since
that il he saw parties Of moro than three or four
persons on land, that he would shelf the mansion
tMrs Seldcn'r) at Westover.
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AUCTION A SALES,
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Er.GTFgp p Ns%s
81 GopDIN 4 APpERsON. Anc,

xTALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE EAST
side Of 4tb, between Canal and Byrd Streets
aud on The west side of Brook Avenue, near to Du.
val street, FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N--Win DO
sold at suctian, the premises. in the order a
yeriised, ON WEDNESDAY. the 27th Auer,st. ,sa;l
at Al o'clock Il. NJ, the excellent framed DIV Ell
LiSG Row in the occupancy OF Mr. Edward Mean
ley. The los has front of so feet and depth Of
i:s0 feet, and has an iron railing In front resting
a stone wall. The bonse has eight rooms. anl is
in good order. The location is most delight fni
one. After which-say at 6 o'clock L. II will be
sold two good brick and framed TENEssENTS and
several vacant LOTS adjoining, an The west line of
Brook Avenue, near to Buval street, rear Mr. Jno
Ciarks grocery store. These tenenlsnis are large
enes with bIick kitchens attached, and are eonsiI-
cred good business locations.
TERMS -.onc third cash balance at 6 and I2
months, for negotiable notes, iuterest added. and
secured by trust deed
au2J GUDDIN & APPERSCN, Auetra.
fsyWo SMALL BilICK Ten EfIKNTs OK THE
north side of Marshall street, Just beyond the
western corporation line, Fol. SALE AT AUg-
'ffoN.-Wili he sold al .,tction, ca The premises
On WEDNESDAY, the -27rh oi August. isf2 al 8
O'Clock 7. 81 the two brick TENEMENTS located
above. near the residence of If. Frarcis T. Is
bell one in fls occupancy Of M Jno. ID. Lawrence,
and The other in tte occupancy OF Mr. w. w. Win,
CO. Possession ef one OF these tene TlentR eau be
given in few days.
TERMs-0ne third cash; balance at e and lo
months for negotiable notes, interest added and se.
cured by a trust deed
au d aODDIN & ApPERses, Anet'rs.
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By a. NJ. HAMILTON, .4aesioneer.

I'm TUESDAY, tho I'd Of September next on
tbs premises, at y e'elaek M., will asfar for
safe, by nuction, my Tract OF LAND, lying in lie
ripper part Of tio5ehland. adjoining the lands Of
Hugh Dagis A. -. Perkins, aud oth4rs This
Tract containing about 22;9 acres, creek bottom
and rolling land, is in an improving condition, we'll
watered, with fnnieient timber, in an excellent
neighbertood, and convenient to Churches, pozs-of-
flee, Court House sc There is On the place a good
dwelling house, with seven rooms, ani all neeos.
sary cut houses. 1t is good location Tor uhysi
cian, and an excellent one for a neighbafhood
referred TO J. F. Jennings and Chas McAlisser who
live near the place, or may address A. III. HAMII-
Tcy, Columbia post-Oiiice, Fntvanna, Va, for any
Information desired.
rFRxs-Ma,ie known on day of sale.
III. l. MAYO, M. D.
Sale conducted by A. M. HAMILTON, Auef.
an l2-2awtaiS*
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kxOA A0o AaSSA0AAAV0A.
rhs islbsnAaioa rscslvs4 - = ftsn ~ liass q
II. RappaAaansek ls " esAfHssd, ana he reperss
% esaascsias shat TT = elsh 1lhsslsy shas ws srs
ssae ed 70 prsssas anything sppsrachips N inseh
iissse acccaat of asGain b that locality.
On Saturday heavy artillery dupl took place
a, the junction Of Hsagsman aad Aessham rivera
between ninsseea guns of the Washinsson Astil.
lesy, Cox walson commanding, and about forty
euas Of tho enssay. In thia eugaeesAent We Lost
tweutysoar men Killed and wounded al the above
named corps. Among the Killed We have learned
The names of Lieut.. }. w. Brewer, and prlyatep
Taylor Msrshaal. waltsr Chsmbers, and n. Ross<--
Teur asfillery drivers were also killed. The enemy
were deivea across the RappaAsnnock, =. Berhs
leys ford aud wsrs Ia full retreat in the dir,c,lon
Of Alexandria
As our tr~ops approached the railroad bridge
over the Rarpahaauock. the enemy commenced
sheliing Il with great fury. and finally succeeded In
burning the structure. While the Aght aa Berke.
leys Ford was Ia prosresa and after Il had termi-
mated. heavy hiring was heard on tho left or In the
dirsctioa Of Waxrsnton. supposed to proceed from
some portion ef car forces that hsd crossed higher
up the stream.
Passs7s-n who arrived By the Central train last
0ordoasviilc yesterday morning that forces had
entered the town Of Warrenton without firing
gun. and large quantities Of commissary and other
stores fe into their hands, which the hasty evacu.
alton Of the eneny had compelled them to desert
II was further stated ina. our cavalry had burned
a bridge over Cedar Run. On the Orange and Alex
sadria Road, between wsrrcntcn junction and the
Prince William line, cutting OF the retreat Of the
enemy In the direction Of Manaseas, and that a
large body Of our infantry and artillery bad moved
down from warreuton and taken position between
the enemy and tho point At which this bridge was
destroyed This statement, though mot improba-
ble Is not scarcely worthy to be considered a. poa
lively correct
We saw . letter, yesterday afternoon, from a
member Of Capt. rarksr's artillery, dated Scamp
on Rappahsnnock Rivst, Aug. 2a," which stated
that an order had been received from Gen. Jackson
q, warrenton, to hurry mp the remainder Of the
army. and not to delay to prepare provisions as
enough had hseu captured at that point to feed the
whole force for some time.
In the pursuit Of the fleeing foe our forces cap
tured several hundred prisoners, who were expect.
ed 10 reach Gordonsvis In the afternoon Of yester-
day. and win perhaps arrive in this city this
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IExTRAcTI

IExTRAeTI
ADJ'r.AND IssP'R GES's OFFICE.
Richmond. Ausast 10. lo.a2. 5
GPEciAL ORDERS, No. isil.
xxnI. The following notice Of exchanges Of
prisoners Is published jor the information ef all
RICHMOND, August a. 1862
The following officers and iaen are daily ex.
changed, to wit:
L. All the ofiicars and men who were de.ve at
Aik EMS on iie 9Th Of August. fsGa.
2. Ali officers and men captured at Roanoke
Island
3. An eaiesrs and men captured at Fort Macan
4 All officers and n,en eapssred ~ Rich Noun
An ofaeera captured Al Porta Jackson and 81
Philip. Lonisiana
q. The cf6eers and men delivered a. Aiken's An
!. The cfiiesrs ana men delivered at City Point
August Gin, 1862
!. The officers paroled al Fortress Monroe May
l2sh, 1ssa
D PrIya.es paroied by Rfigsiicr General @. W.
Morgan at Camberland Gap July sd. ls6a
10 Captain Van Dsnthuysen's marines
tSigneD ROBERT OtI4B.
Agent for the Exchange of Prisonefx.
= XIV. The officers and nssaa referred TO ia tho
above notice. having bern duly exchanged pra-
oners Of war. will wthan; delay Join their respect
I've regiments aud corps
By command q she sssrs.ssy srs e ,s,r,.a W.;
an le-6t Assst Adit General
NOTICE-T0 SOUTH CAR0LINIAEa.s--A 4
IN Baggaxe Depot has baen opened BY the South
Carolina HcspItA AsaeeiatIep ~ copneetioA with
theis Hospital Hnr:av. - g Nc = Mia s,xsss hs.
mantle ans, Boxes hsi1oeing - South Garclaa
troops, will ~ taken ears u u depos1tea fherc -
An packages ssnt by xxpFess nr frsieht11r H0ath
ssesssas sss Ss e s. .,s =. cs
raaBfa eissu. conrnam9eFao AZ hrieAdes l4einnen}A
or esmPanles 1osa GcNfh casollA4 m ~ - u
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Des.rae,ion Of Gayoa Sara by the xanlsesI

MobiLE, aug. s5.--A special dispatch TO the Al
o:rtiser and Rsgis,r, dated to-day, says
Authentic intelligence hasbeen received ere that
Bayou sarahas been destroyed by tho Yankees
Baton Reuge was to have been occupied yester
day by Confederate fcrces under Gen Rs,g,ies-
Much damage was done 10 the lower portion of tho
city By the Yankees before evaeuatinr.
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~ o0IfsfS v FEHAo<I4vp AFeS -
---
VRRY DESIRABLY LOCATED BRlCE TEH-
BMENT. AT THE CORNER OY eEvHMTH
And FRANKLIN STREETS, TOR EAL1 At
AUCTIOE--WiII be sold ut auction, on the prsml-
ses, on TUESDAY, the 18th August, 1863 at q
o'clock r. NJ. tho very neat and well sSuaesd
brick TESEMENT, located As above. now IN The
goed repair has rooms besides kitehsa, coal
vanii. ga, water, and city eulyert. 1hs iosaaion
is amongst the best in Richmond f0e sulalf azed
family. 81 ~
TERas-Onethird cash balances at nnd 1e
mentls, for negotiable notes. intereat Hddsa -
cured by q trus. deed
auaa GODDIN 4 APpIRsOu, Anet1
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GENERAL. rrrrIaREv.

The Raleigh On O. Staaasrd learns. from /. near
relative OF Gen. Pettisres residing III thai cisy,
thai two OF his woulls have 4lfesiy healed and
The other is iaiproyisig though s right is gt
paraiyxad The General has reported ;or service,
;na will soon DO ia the ii I'D agaa.
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=, HCka.-W. H Gpencs. The wealthy banker Il
= ssnssseoso'. Tsna. who hesrxysd shs neyemsnas
-. ssa e.d foersst, haa bssa hang b ~ ettl.
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BY THOS ff. KEESEE, Aaetlo.esr,
fOfsiea corner l2sh and Carysfxf

iOhies corner Iesh and Cary SIX
TT0UsEHoLD AND KiTClEE FURNITURE
For SALE At AUCTI0N.--Wiii bs sold on
WEDNESDAY morning, August eth, Commence
ing at 10 o'eoek, at the house Grace street. be-
tween Adams and foushee and two t.eofs from
Fo,Ishee, ali OF the household and Kitchen Fnrni
tnre consisting OF the usual variety, all in COED
der and of the best quality, Consisting in part of
Parlor, Chamber, pi.iingrooia, and Kiichen Fufni-
ture TERMs--Caah.
an p THos W. KEESEE. AHet
A LBEMARLE LAND FORSALE. -lnabedence
N to an order OF the Circuit Ceurt of Albemarle
county. made at the last May term. will sell on
the premises, On FRIDAY, the 30 day of October,
about l;s0 acres Of LAND, belonging To the estate
of DIR. A. II. Rogers d. teeased Tisis land lies in
and adjacent to the village of Hi.isboro'. 1t has
been oeeap'vd by q phSsisiam Cor long time and
is superior location tor practice having on ii
neat and comfortable dwelling with every needed.
house and convenience
TRRMs "A credit Of ore, tive, aud three years ,
interest from date, payable annually, purchaser
giving bend, with good personal security. and iic
tiiie resained d unfil the nsoney Is paid.
Ny afidr@ss is Meehims River Depot.
au s2=-2awfwa NJ W. WALLACE Cem'r.
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w. OAHD.-SUPPLiESs FOR TIIg SICK
S>S os AEiieFsons Diynisn, composed of the bri-
eals5 OF .iartin, iahQne, Wright, and ATInistead,
VIII Be gratefully received. Direct TO Surgeon
K II. POWELL" in charge of Division Hospital,
near Eiees T. o.. o:s tie Richmond and Petersburg
E.aiifoati. J. NJ +. GASToN,
ga ie--6tt Chief Surgeon, Division.
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fs=s TIE subscriber has removed his OF
P>s FTCEi to no. "a Main ST. (over sstriders skirt
whore he viil he pleased 10 see al
" 10 aiay mead bis seryices Best references given
NJ. &. BhAEKMkN. Surgeon Dentist,
au 2--lin% Formerly OF Fredericksburg, Va
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Gna.ty. TaRms-Cash
asi ID .. 3. COOS Aue1
NALuABLE REAL EsTAT1 I0R azLI. lN
directions of the late Tina, r. Lewis decd shall
on TUESDAY, the 9TH Of septeRbcs next, (if fair;
il not tho next fair iay thereatter) oss for sals
three hundred and flfsy Cs50) acres, about AEy q
which are IN original foFcuk u He's III III eosnty
OF Aibs,nAre.e eight miles from Charlottesville. seven
from the University af Virginia. sud o0s mals fssa
Ivy DEPOT, on tho Virgins Central Fai1roo6a =
wi,hintwo miles of Rtoomfsld Aesdeuy, nj q
convenient distances of the shurches Of the verious
denominations, Misunderstanding mr 4 and blaek-
eaiIts shops aad b located IN II the Mest -
srable ncighbcrhocds In the county, Il kas Ill tbs
buildings necessary for the convani< Acc At flly
End the use Of q farm. II y we'll dAptsA 70 thf
growth q corn, wheat; and toem J. fessesio.
i,ii possession on flls 18th ef Decer scs nsat
The terips will be Nj ls know. ON ~ any af
HE, and will be liberal.
Any communicatiens With refes sce 10 thIa peu- !.
tersy addressed TO tho undsr1p 4 win rsesivs
Irofapt attertisn
MY Post. 0flies il Ivr Depot. An aaxls sssasy,
Va an a..ss s'Fafa' r.or e sSa Tsa. is. -
4 ATiS1V ED RlAL ESTATE AT ATC7i0TE
FARMvIILE.-ln parsnnnee 4 N5e Uf4 ~
Tharlas Ifiskson, decd will clIss sos tu1e = 80
ton, tho premises. IN WEDEEGDAY, ~ 1oh
following IMPRovB3 RIAL EsTXTE, q Wfi:
l. The ssore hercs and lot reeenfiy oeeap5eA ~
Thomas IReksonxs Ding as0ss, q tn 1esaes Il
Main and LIST sircsis sronths sbaat - fsss - -.
2. An ,minproved sc., adjolnin6 ths storsle -
bot, fronting about 81 feet On tst street. ~.
back shout 80 feet. 80. s
j. The dwelling hcass and ios fsrsassly sssuS =
by The fsmiiy Of said Hiekson. esntshlnR ~ -
and basement with vaiuAhle tafAen 61aaan - !.
sore. & s ss sss.
1. One fourth interest j he seAspea
Iot. {heing about 1 1 aere31 n0w sueSl1 s.
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sxslA taisslsslppi and Arjsansas

cendjag Tho Faaap liver ills morning, probably on
pl.iasing cYpaditssa. 3
Thirty nvaross who had been ssolsa ff1sa Louis.
lana plaaters se:sr Misiitlna Bend hare returned,
each bringing horse iasLle.
Gen. Tiigamau Il here on his way to vickshurg'
. tn rts,,ise tfla shss.-ed s,rtsarara
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10 hang M uiIr Hmlks As11 sgAr TO asiusy M nd
perhaps do M teasi1erAsssp damage. 81 far aS ]
can isara. nat n ass INCUR army has sesa nxikgp
reissi tsan esatiss n short, tfss change "a
bass hss haun eseted Il ifhout tbs lasa Of man.
fhs tiriag ~ shut the dessrucsian es
hstfiiua II e,ags woffh cf asnrea eaainissuiat Of
Gr1rtefaaasars b. AMI Ete axrny rii be III rnsfss.
when this reasisss yysfr renders, whaTs Il can
fee5y einbAtis fsr Ut her points rhefe tie enesny
aud RiehIaond ars ioss accessible, ind suecsSs
zrire certain
Efes :ssaredly TO effect s.sc 60 ftnporfa;lt change
in se Teiatiys position Of eunter1ti;Ig Tres NTH
aliova, and perhaps deastro1s coniiiet Iatsst
hasa ca.led forth tie hfglicst powers of q great
tipnerai. ps II mast have resnsed ffssn the week..
Eesa Of tia enemy. One or Tie ether cause gave
to er ass tlis lustgtnate escae from mil
Perhaps, obstruction.
Tn dap The old bridge aeross Hafnr.toa crcak
Mas re ebuilf aad pon3csn bsils las I4ii SC rs,ss
near toit.
force Of cavalry arrive At Hampton ahnus noon
IT, day. large nlfber uf r0ops are in cintp about
tsTe miles This side nf New port News 10 night
large baggage train Is nov as Hampton
Gen. Burnside Ii now ct Fortress Monraa, and
there is talk OF hss taking cnl1nsnst Of the,
Grpay now IN command OF Gen. McCisssan
sI6st portion Of tsia nrmy fnust Terns.sa en- the
Peni.ssIa il evident, aud hAiaecn Hampton aud
Yofktova AZ there are 20 acres covered fy hospi-
ta.sat Hau,ptnn railroad IL now being completed
between there and Fortress Monroe,
-
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By REDWOOD 4 kElCH, ZucIieaoUuI
t54 Main strsst.l

NEW AND SEcOND.HAND FUn4TTURB.
lNHARDWAR .DRT GOODS &C.
On TUESDAY. 26th Instant, q 10 pscIaek ~ s6nes,
we viii sell hot Of new and secondhand PUnNI
TURE- - .ss
Bureaus. Tables,
Bedsteads Beds,
Washstands,
Cooking Stove, 4
Kitchen Furniture, kc. 5
Ru IS Anesfu.
VIII be added
81 pairs whittemere's Cotton Cards e
lot Of shoe Thread; 81
lbs superior n Tea;
Fine Chewing Tobacco;
Ladies', Misses, and Boys Sko4s, Re;
Soap and Coffee;
Clothing and Fancy GoodA
au 90 T. &H
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n p FRANCIS J. sAfITa,
u NOTARY puBLIc.
Office, for the present, no Z, BeJsin's Bnildlpg,
Bank and I2th streets, Richmond, va.
as n.y--6t$
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GROCERIES, &c.
TJoi.AssEs. SUGAR. SALT, &c.
100 bLss superior Sugar House Molasses
10 do do Crushed Sugar,
% do 90 Clarified aud Brown Sugar,
800 do do Extra and Super fine Flour
ehoiea brands,
co bags do Tea Mus.
Ito do do Liverpool and II. C. Salt,
10 do da Peas AMI. Beans,
90 do do Corn sse@i,
30 do do Dried Apples,
30 de do Dried Peaches,
loo reains DO Wrapping Paper.
900 bssls DO Orchard GrssSs Seeo
10 irkins do Butter,
, boxes do Cheese.
4a0 boxes and csdiies Manufactured Tobacco
all grades.
On consignment for sale by
L, Il. ROBERTS,, Com. Merchant,
au sss'-5ts Corner Cary and 18th SITS.
GUGAa. MDi.AssEs. Ac.--
- 20 bs,is New Orleans SUGAR;
2o do. do MoI.ASSES, inst received.
Aiso, SALT, Manufactured TOBACCO, American
GUANo, and Flo X, in store and for sale by
Z. B. SDMERVILIE,
au a2-3t* i2ih street, sonth of Cary.
Q UNDRlEs Sd hhds prime n Q. Sugars.
- bllas. white Clarified Sugar.
itn boxes SxIe and i0sis Window Glass,
10 hb,s. q. o. Moi9sses.
40 bags n. e. Salt,
10 ocssks prime Eice.
For sale hy MAsS1E q PLEAsANTs,
an 23-ss s7 Cary street.
- % h.sls choice Brown Sugar,
10 hhds extra quality White SueM
iua bbls N Q Syrup snl Mpiassss,
80 siercea choice new Rice,
30 kegs SfsithGeid Iasi,
40 bbis Non White Lar.i
80 gross Matches,
30 boxes Soap,
loo bsxea dauaansine Candles,
+. k4frs GstIa
81 bags Cuba and Rio Ceffra.
500 bexesc choice bssnsss malnuiaes d Tobacco.
80 bags tins Salt.
rar - ssss6 sss 5y s'0aaa wsl rspis' g JONES & CO.
auoi--n 18th ST., between Main and Cary.
MIN ORLEANS MOLAsSES, Gc.--
In II bhls psi.ne Q. Moiasses;
lraEk T0nana Beans;
Florida Leaf Tobacco;
Manufactured
Just received and FOR sale by
I-UND HIS s -- 81 8 8 81
MACHlNE GREASE r. s -
BLAcKINa
GRduND PEPPER.
GREkN TIA.
cRA0KgD LOAF SUGAR.
ALLHRtGk
TunAcCo
For salo e 4. q JACKSON ! COS
al a'--st. q street. blow casy.
siAEsr dU1P0wDER TEA
20 !. 1. 4. .sgss. t'sssa rEA, i slo y q,
Confssirssts coilss, Issersee 81 s
&a(Ak RipA - HAezIe,
.sssl.l' 8 q. q 8, 8 aosssTsea sa &.
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SICK OF II.
A SMART WOMAN.

The Chattanooga Rttei sssx. that Col Boone. of
Kentucky, was in command OF the Federal forces
issg ean last week. and he'd not shaken Off the
6rossy god at the time Of the demand for the
Iender OF his forces airs. noose, however. was
mere wile awake, d aroused the sleeping Colonel
by eAclaining, II Surrender. and 80 does The Col.
oilen OF eotsrse, after that sIle Coinne; had no
mere 70 say, but quiet y oayeJ in.
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O . OMNIRuS and two excellent HO13u1
7 above Furniture has all been purcAAGoA
witt n the last twelve months, and b cf supogaoe
Gna.ty. TERas-Cash. sssss
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LETTER FROM GAIT IRowN, or THE Arkansas.
AT MT LEES 90 miles from Head
quarters, near Clinton, La,

II. III. r. D,
quarters, near Clinton, La,
August 7th~-P NJ.
General have just met the chief pilot of the
late Arkansas The crew and officers, without loss
got ashore on the right hand bauk of the river, op
posite Baton Rouge, where they blew their vessel
TO pieces They succeeded in getting nearly 6ppo-
site Port Hudson, where they were, my Informant
thinks oyertaken by the cnenys hor e, the gun
boat 3 also purauing It Is believes that lieutenant
Ii K Steyens aud most of his men, and soiae few
officers, nlust have been made prisoners Eight
men aud three Lieut -nans got over with the Fiiot
at Part Hudson fear that strict pursuit will be
made by the enemy on both sides OF the river after
my tsntortanst~s. TIE engines totally gave way.
The vessel did not run ashore in 4 fcg, but woail
have accomplished the required work but for de-
fecs in the inaeainery, which ene on board ceuid
remedy or guard against. tOf these defects raa
aware and ever In fear. thorgh no ons could think
they wonid 80 soon have ruined everything.1
Let mo say ono word Of comfort for the guer-
rillas ON this side. by poor men tanarmed and
sesking food and protectionl appscaciea camp Of
Ganfrderate gHerTilas near where they landed and
~ u1peded them II halt nise distace and psrer
could ret In hail. Pray have al such running be.
roes added to the Conscript roifa ON both rides
am deeply moved tor the TOO probable iass Of my
to know that e0nld not have, By my presence.
averted The wearing out Of the enginsx A large
sicop s.. war attacked ip company with the kssex
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fred The nip ~ knew would 30 prosod hs and
ths ofTicsrs behaved we'll send them back -.
night, 81 ON 81 the two drasonna whom General
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