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Notice..

ALI, persons having demands against the Es-,
"a ,a.c of George Lnng. sr, Deceased. nfet
n.,..,c to render them in TO the undersigned pro.
perly a,.oste.i, on or hefure the let day Of July
nrxi; aud all persons indebted :" said Ees1te are
required tn make payment or r.n"~ Their notes
" tSGt time, ~ then expect " wuSc npal sct-
trlncut on snil Estatn
" '''e JACOB s. LONG, Ad'or.
Inr;l ! 12t IL
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Medical Card.
Light 4! Light /!

EEsHE great icsIieratnm Of 4 CHEAP and
BRILLIANT LIGHT ia accomplished. The
TEREBENE Oils A CONrLETE SUCCESS,
making beautiful briliunt light at cost Of unl?
about uuc cent an buur. For .Ale by
C. ". L J. B. HODGES,
Solo Agents for Edsehcli District.
Elgcfcld, 5. C., June II y
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SOUTHERN. GROWN FRUIT Trees
FoK SALE AT TIE
!" Georgia Nursery
n eac.' Augusta, Ga.
Dy FLEMING l. NELSON.

TEyilE Subseribc.s offer Tor sule rue lot sC
IL GRATED luChG FRUIT TREES, cr.-
Stating in }rrt "t-
10000 APPLE TREES, oLe aad tv.
years old, and irnn fve t eight feet high. ap pon-
which sixty ni the best Southern varieties
$4,000 PEACH TREES, one ye4r o.l,
Of very thrifty s::.w'h, E.r'y varieties vi which
ripcn su,.scs-i"n ir"in early June to November
5000 PEAR TREES, thirty varieties,
alI vi which ttaiHre ruul..
Is varieties "r FILMS, ripsning in succession
through tn" su'u:i,er. Also. AtRlCUTS, y &c
TARINES, ALMONDS, FIGs, GRAPE CUT
TINtiS, STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASpAhA-
GUS ROG1S, &c, &c. Ever blooming ROSES
and Ornamental Shrut'bsry.i
Our TKEES will compare favnrably with tLoso
of any Sorrherh Nursery, aud ". will sell a. rLr.p
~ any "f t!"h. VIC t:kH great rnr. 10 pnes;hs
them in 'In.< sad Siruw, 80 ina, they rl.s ss
shipped sa'a'i I" any l'arr o che Suu5srn Si.i.s.
llsscrip.ivc "o.i Iriv. Gatsl"sn-- +.E, sr-,i..
all apI.licc...>. .,!dr.E
lhkallNG 4 NELSON.
Ansu.ta, ia.
October S;i. I'm. ~
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Butchering /!

VgVuE Subscriber respectfully notifies Tao riz'ns
J. Of Eigefeld and vicinity that Le has com.
pcncsi tho DUTCHERlSG BUSINESS, atd
will do his utmost to provide Gs people With fAS
best Beef, Mutton and Pork
lna. chi, he had. For TIC rrt.sn! hi' rssuiar
market lays will DC 1acsdsy rnt Saturday nl"r''
Ing. At o'clock.
Thn:s having fnt cO,iir, Shecp or IloSs for
sale will do we'll by calling on The Subscriber.
%::,' My tetuls are strictly cash.
May o. Il u
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ATTENTION a
PARTIZAN RANGERS

A ny r-es"rs wishing to- join this farnri,e
IA branch. nl The CunisIcra.i service, po~ EnTt
4 ,uY"ryhlr "rpcriunity.
Tie Mu,,sr Roll can be found ut the Court
House i'll this District in the Sheriff. or Con-
u:.inncr's Office.
May 9th :: Is
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Lost or Mislayed,

A PLAIN NOTE ct band given hy Mrs. Nary
N rillmsu, payable to W. ". Wash, Or bearer,
tor Seventy five Dollars, dated sometime in Jan
uary OF February lSGl.
June il 1t -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-06-18

~ The Nichmond Er""i"e', of tbs l'th'
r,o-u. Inv recent arrivals truu Norfolk thst Que Of
ahe regiments ordered to ~arch 10 reinforce Ae-
c..suun ruu,iuicd, and so xeie Shot besvrc order
and obedience were secured.
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The Cash System
FOR TIE
N z w x z a r 1

IN Il w Z IA X
y TAKE this Opportunity of giving n"ric- II nv
Il numerous rrs that aui under tho he
cvssisy IF adopting III: CASH SYSTEM EXCLl:-
SlrELI for he year lSGa. have /" r,ay thr
Cash for every nrli,:e rurcm:", an, viii i'r,h
lised To sell in the salge way.
My ull Stock will be sold Mt former prices. amt
tioois recently purchased at small profit irr
Cash only.
All orders sent 10 ...r Gv".'s rust he ucr"mpn-
nir,i with the Gosh, otherwise rh.y will R"l tr
Iiisd. / do nnt T.: pest 10 keep aty b""k' o' w..
count.
return My Sr.-f.l tlauk. f"r tao li!crsl ~.
trnnnye have rrnlve. fruu ms uu,asfuus lIirnHs
under the uli syN"r, nui RESPECTFULLY ask III r'''
tunsuce uniei tho iisn. lG:l'.s. !! 81 t:is*
ie-t for ali.
L. FEM, Aet.
Jan ]. 1862. II j.;
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n WILL attend at the times and places herein
d after mentioned To collect the Var Tax tor
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Please Remember

vgSlIArI r.n compelled TO- 10 i STRICTLY
4 CASH BUSINESS, and that in future it
will bc useless Tor Gay ytr to send ;"r w"r': iet
with me for rrrair aalp,' their orders nc""n-
! panied Nih the Cash. This rule will be strictly
adhered Il" and none need expect the 10 deri"tr
:h.rcfroG. II. a. u hai.
June Il il" -3
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Notice.

A IL. Perfnns indebted to the Estate Of George
"A kershuw dec'l.. are requested to make pay
meut forthwith, amI those having demands against
said ,atale aru rcquirc' t" pr sott them. properly
attsste,i, o. before the dry Of Nay ls6i. Us
Gua! settlement TN that Estnlc will be inade ro
thlt day, in ia. 0Tlinary's Office.
d. 4. BUDDlE, Adm'or.
Apr % ly1 IL
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June l6
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Tax Collectors Notice.

June . .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09
Funeral Honogs to zen. MoCoo-s.

CINCINNATI, August Sat Il meeting Of
the City Councils this morning, committee
OF three was appointed to act, in conjunction
with other committees, 10 pay the last tribute
of respect TO the late Gen. McCook, with pow
er to proceed to Louisville, and escort the holy
to this city. The Chamber Of Commerce also
appointed d committee to proceed to Louisville
AMI escort the remains to Cincinnati.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2.-Tbe remains of Gen.
R3ber: M:Cook arrived this afternoon from
Nashville, an We're escorted f4om the depot to
tie Ga HIS by D portion Of the cavalry and
Infantry Of the Provost Guard.
It's reported that McCook's soldiers hung
seventeen guerrilla; And laid waste the country
Arounl SA4em, wA;io G.AeraI AlcCouk Was
killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09
LATER FROM EUROPE,

CAPE RACE, August S.-The steamer J4n
pissed here at 4 o'clock this afternoon, tier
advices are to the 3l>t ult., and ~ telegraph
to the | t Inst,
The Hibernian, from Quebec. arrived at
Liverpool on the .9'h alt. The kaigaleo ar
rived out on the l>t inst. ;:
The United States fiigate IuScarora7. nae
suddenly left Southampton. 1t was eI!eVe'
he was in chase Of the steamer Mer11ma9''
which sailed the day letore from Plymouth,
with large cargo Of ammunition, &C., 10r '"'
Confederate~. ,..r.,I
Flour dull; wheat quiet; corn mas declIaS'
81. ,,oc
Co7ToS-The sales for three days have been
q. COO bales. at an advance Of 4@, d; saes u ~
speculators and exporters 1900 bales clos ~:
qu ct with an upward tendrncy-hoIdef' ~
mandinv IN advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09

and enpt'ed several saddles, when tho q
Gates broke an run, leaving mnst veN'
arms and q portfolio containing tho :" zig
rolls and correspondence. AUS
The Confederates retreated fortv u;1,,
Forsyth; on the White river vhera D.
again attacked them at daylight, on tho
killing three, wounding seven, and csnns,
twenty-five horses, twenty guns, most r.
clothing ano saddles Of the men. Ahout
letters were taken, including the oripiu.,
thority from the War Department Of the O.
federate States Of America, AUTHORIZING q
Louther TO organize regiment Of nsrt;
Ranger, for seyvice in Missouri, KAN.
IOWA and Illinois,
Coffee, Hughes and Tracy are making stro,
efforts to get footing in the State, but the,
tivity Of our troops haS, 50 far, prevented i
The citizens are being rapidly enrolled in III
State Militia. Thirty-fve companies bsv
been organized, fifteen Of which have Gee
armed.
Seven guerril]as were hung in one day By
party Of citizens, who Joined together for
fox chase.
HUDSON, Mo-, Aug, 7,-CoIoneI Mcneil
forces came up with Portcr's guerrillas e
miles northeast Of Knksville Adair count,
yesterday morning, and followed him skirmil
ing into the town, when q general fghten<ue'
n Which the Confederates lost fifteen xii e.
forty wagons Of supplies ard ten wagon LOAF
of arms. porter's forces are scattered.
xAdyices from the Indian expedition sta
shat Col Cross Confederate forces have +
treated from Fort Davis toward Doggy dep
and Fort Gibson, now held by the Federa:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09
The War IN 4 rkansas.

MEMPHIS, Aug. Cool Harvey's Regl-
ment, when tvcnty-three miles south Of Hele"
nj had skirulish on SATURDAY., They had one
killed and one wounded. The Confederates
hal several killed.
It is reported shat a fight took place on S, n
day between two companies Of I. s. troops
acting as an escort to a provision train Of sixty
wagons, AMI large body o. Texan rangers, at
the mouth Of the St. Francisriyer. The former
were dispersed, many Of them captured, and the
wagons destroyed.
The :ame day ninety T. s. troops, fifteen
miles above Helena, were surprised, and all
killed or captured, except two.
CO.. Daniels, Of the First Wisconsin Cavalry,
has arrived at madison.
The ST.. Francis detachment Of Indiana
t~oops, under COL Fitch, has been sent out on
the Javksonport road, from Helena, to inter-
cept the Texans, but had not returned up to
last nigh,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09
Iho War IL Missc ri,

SPRINGFIELD, No., A1gu,t 7.--At daylight
on the morning Of the 2 / inst, Co. Lowther,
with l25 Coltederates, attacked Capt. Birch 5
command OF twenty-five United States troops
at Ozark. Capt. Birch having been apprised
OF the meditated attack, fired and aba4sdoned
his tents, and Withdrew int tn lush. SOIL
alter the enemy rode into sight Of the burning
up, and called upon the useu to surrender.
D&3cb yaspox>4e1 viii d 2Vl!sy os 5a5lnle L44s,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09
Safety of the U. s. Paymasters'

LOUISVILLE, Aug. {. -Payn'asfeT ops ~
has jnsr arrived trom Cor,ntil, and rep0r'' Wv
safety Of all the paymasters stated 10 na,S noo
1ecently captured near Humboldtvlth 9!'o'v =
oO). The story arose FROM the destructlc N y.
the trestle work on the Mobile and ONO n
road, on til 2sth ult., ten niles north Of o .u
,on. by l5J ofBlxter's Confederate goeFl''" ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09
Urle0raph]e S)&ns.
From Gen. Pope's Army.

MADISON Court HOUSE, VIA, CULpEpER,
August GA sbirmi>h between the Federal
pickets and a body Of Confederate cavalry oc-
Cured yesterday at place called Holftown,
some eight or ten miles from here on the
Stanardsville road.
A battalion of the I'd Pennsylvania was sent
forward, who charged upon and drove the Con-
fedelates beyond the Rapitan. killing two and
wouncing number. The Federal loss is ore
killed, James Dobbins; and John c, Evans,
shot in the foot, Geo. Baily and John BALKAN
tine were slightly injured. All Of Co. B, q,
Pennsylvania Cavalry, and belonging to the
picket guard. This morning everything IS
reported quiet along the lines.
This command is very short Of horses, the
county having been cleared by the Confederates,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09


Captain A. s. Av,ti1, until lately the Com
1,issary Of 6 IN. H>oker's Division: h: been
Dr5nIote to III, position Of 4 2sistant Quarter
m,sta,' Of UAitei States Army, and TO rank as
Captain,
I,h2m Ran })lph Jefferson, 8 nephew AMI
aloptel son Of the immortal Thomas Jefferson,
die on the 9Th Of July, at his residence in
Toll county, Kontn ky, in the seventy first
year Of hi; age The personal resemblance
which he bore to the great author Of the De-
31aration Of Inlepen lencc is sail 70 have
boe1 striking.
C,lon3l T. 7, Bowie, who was arrested sov~
cral days since on the charge Of aiding deSer-
ters, has cen discharged upon his parole not
70 give aid or comfort to the Confe}erates,
The Albany Journal says:-''Wa are re-
Qu2;tod by the Surgeon General to state that
d}vsor:; c.rtii ;as3; Of disability will he ofno
9 uthly avail except for mere State servce.-
Under the order Of the War Department. ev
crvbody, within ce:t:i;n aye;-vith11s refer
onye t. his phv steal con litio7-vilI he su' iect
70 draft. IF, after they have been drafted the7
are f)1n / TO be disable !, they will be exempt
81. PEOPLE, therefore, who run to their ply
sic.a7s to &C. certificates u physical un15n21s
20 'xh ,1lder arms waste their time AMI
l1ea1.A IN vail.
Thera arc NV 6.19" inmates IN me NJ"
York public IN ,t'tVt'oa'- IN locFe ''e Oh severn
te,n Tor the last week. The number admitted
during the week Wa 2,l9l; AMI the number
dischargel |, transferred or who died WAS 2,l7l
.S,>o o. toaa tl,oro GRO Ao3 sick AMI voun led
o53 .: T.: 'Da 80. : :1.s;.nt;o,,s ~ ~
Tson,o,,on,1 on,;.oi .av That forr oon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-09
The War in Tennessee.

CHICAGO, August S.-Tho Times sp, th.+
DESPATCH from Trenton, Tennessee, states :.h
Cautain Peck, with Gfty-threc men OF tns ''n
illinois Cavalry, were sent against iau'A ID
Cavalry, who have been con1mlI'1Ds
lions near Humboldt ,.ox;nc,
The Rebels vvr. surprised while sleSP! anI !
five miIvs trou Dyckyillc, ye :tarday' ;. s I'd
;hiyty-,,vo wvgs k1Je4, an tIty-1vo 0"'S'"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-12

BAKxa-0n Saturday, May 10, after a short illness,
CHARLES BAKER, amateur landscape artist aged a.
Tho friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral from tho residence OF his
mother No. 2i2 Fourth street Washington square) on
Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock without further nv
taton.
BERRiES.--On Saturday morning, May 10. De wfrr
CLINTON BBRRIEy youngest Of tho ato Daniel Berren
OF this city, in the 34th year Of his age.
His friends, and those or his brothers Daniel and
James L. and also those OF James Neeves AFRO respect
fully invited 10 attend tho funeral Tuesday
two o'clock from his late residence, No. Ia Fast
Eighteenth street.
BRowS--At Beloviilo, N. j., Saturday, May TO- OF
congestion OF the lungs Jony r. BROWN Jr formerly
Now York, aged ~ years.
The relatives ard friends OF tho family respectfully
ns ited to attend the funeral Tuesday morning nj
o'clock from his late residence Bollcylc without
further Invitation. His remains will be taken to Groom.
wood fer ntcrment.
Troy papers please copy.
BocART --sudienly, on Sunday afternoon, May IL,
MARY BoGAa1, only daughter Of Jane A. aud the late
Petcr d. Bogari, aged years, ii months II days.
Tho friends and reativossuf tho family are respect.
fully invited to attend tho funeral this Monday after.
noon a. three O'Clock, ftom the residence her and
parents, j.. Wyatt III Hudson street. Tho remains will
10 takca to Newhurg Tor iutetnieht.
Cuule.sf. --tu sunday May IL. BELLE e. daughter VI
Gsrss snd The tate iatta Carpenter, aged month and
3 days.
Ius 'reads a ". fsn,ly Az respectfully avitcd Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-12
THE REBEL COMMANDERS.

SkETCH OF GEORGE \. u0LL Ms.
George Rollins, the officer in command Of the rebel
naval force in the Mississippi was before tho breaking
out Of the present rebellion, prominent officer 10 the
United States Navy, with the rank OF captain but ike
many others he preferred linking his fate with that OF
the rsbeous States than to remain true and loyal TO
Union that he had served for SO many years He was
born in the State of Maryland but is citizen OF fiorida
in which State he probably received his secession sent
ments His original entry into tho navy was February
1, 1914, and his last commission was in 1885, He had
been In the United States service nearly forty
years seventeen of which passed the fourteen
In duty on shore and the balance OF the time uncm
poyed At the time that he left the service he IN
command OF the Susquehanna Among the vessels that
he commanded on are the following:-He chief officer
OF the Savannah in 1914 whom she the flagship or
Commodore A. j. Dallas and he commanded the Cyans in
1884, and again in the years 1852 and 1853. The bonn
bardment OF Greytown which tho time created such
q feeling among the people, was ono Of the unlucky
events which has marked his naval career and proba-
bly, had not the present troubles arisen he would have
continued on In the United States Navy respected by
his fellow officers and an ornament to tho service.
Since the rebellion he has been actively engaged in
trying to injuro tho Union cause, and it will be remem
beed that he was engaged with the notorious "French
lady in the seizure of the steamer Nicholas at Balti-
more which person enjoying the pleasure Of Fort
Lafayette. He was the commander OF the rebel fleet
which attacked the bocKadng fleet at the passes OF the
Mississippi river when he became SO earfuy frightened
by appearance Of the peaceful steamer Mcclellan that
lie retreaed New Orleans His dispatches these two
occasions will doubtless be remembered from their bo
bastic and lying nature and 1t has been thought that
with the exception perhaps Of Beauregard, he is the
greatest romancer in the whole rebel service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-12

filed by Of those patriotic young that are now
in W. b. r. According to mothers accounts, Coionei
once a week and sometimes twice: wrote twice last
week on account Of not having heard from home The
mails, think. have been delaye for while. when
you write again tell me when you coming back mo
How are you armed, &e, &c. My love to Emile anu
Pointer, If you them Tell Emile that hear from
Pierre occasionally Al the folks well Tell him to Kill
oil the Yankees he possibly can. We on the " Florida"
have walked hem several (hree) times and killed Few
OF thom If only had ammunition, but c1ntbs hat
mayor oher Write soon dear father, and accept
tho love OF your devoted son, IL. L. VAUGHAN
Attention should be called 10 this matter of ram build
Ing, and Immediately. The omphasized phazes in tho
letter very significant. Why may not a days bonn
bardment Of Forts Morgan and Gaines and the vessels in
tho harbor leave them without powder should they reps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-12

CoSsrArLx-MADisoS.-0 Saturday, May 10, at the
Church of the Memorial, by the Rev. Mr.. Cook, Major
CONSTABLE, of the First Virginia Artillery to MARY only
daughter OF tho late John Madison, Esq Of Halifax, N s.
FERRy-GgyRy.-On Thursday, May 8, by tho Rev.
Hugh Blair the residence of the BRIDES father DARIUS
FERRY Jr, 10 ErrzhRern GEERy, eldest daughter Of Will
liam Gesry, all of this city
FAgs-.wnIrn.-o On saturday, May 10, at tho church
OF the Messiah by the Row Samuel Osgood, DID, HENRY
L. FAIRS and OLIVE, daughter Of John Weller, all Of this
city.
vssoy--FoAKp.- Tuesday evening, April 90 al st.
Patrcks Cathedral, by the Rev. Father Doane JoHS r.
vrSsoS, Of Springfield Mass, TO Miss MARY FoARp, Of
Newark N. j.
Springfield papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-12
TOR SALE,
SPLENDID PROPERTY.
ON CHARLES STREET AVENUE,
THREE MILES FROM BALTIMORE CT

THREE MILES FROM BALIlMOhE
The sale Of the most elegant pieces
Of property In the United States Charles street avenue
three miles from Baltimore city. containing twenty live
acres ground with wide avenue to another main road.
The dwelling be be appreciated II Is double
house, with back building built In the most substantial
of the best quality pressed brick II has large
BILE portico steps, marble ratings, pillars This
lofty and richly succeed. Marble manelpeces
gems throughout the house. 1t "
also supplied with gas speaking tubes bells
Ac and for design and comfort superior 70 II IN any
city.
water works. house, built Of pressed brick
nnmened with cupolas and iron cornces.
The laid Oh celebrated land artist with
all the varieties Of the choicest fruits lowers shrubbery AIS
specimens of foreign trees together with several thou.
sand evergreen trees of large size flower and
garden Is nclosed by rustic fence with arbors setees
grotoes &C. There failing stream OF alter passing
through the grounds Also large lake with island Of
The grounds supplied With pure watr.
one very healthy The Charles street avenue The
most fashionable drive out OF the city No verns are on
the road land be purchased for that purpose
desross Of purchasing this property have an
opportunity that again. both In regard -
u residence and the price.
Address, for further particulars box l,z73 Fost ONCE
Baltimore, Nd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-12
missoners under the Emancipation act met with uuiver

ussIoners uhuer tnS Emancipation act met WIN uHvcr
sal approval.
THE MAINTENANCE OF CoNTRABANDs.
The question Of tho maintenance Of the army Of con-
trabands that is daily increasing here becomes Of
importance. The imposition OF heavy tax upon the
white people tho country for the support Of thousands
Of runaway negroes in ideness is elicng loud mururs
which have already reached the ears OF representatives
in Congress-
PR soNER SHOT.
harry A. Stewart son Of DR.. Stewart Of Baltimore,
prisoner in the old Capitol while attempting to escape
to-day shot BY the sentry and died from the effects
OF the wound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-12
News from Petersb u3.

PETERSBURG, May 10, 1852
Tho reported capture Of Arnoldsburg by the rebels
Is contradicted The rebos only burned tho storos at
Burning Creek Their subsequent defeat Is automatically
reported by Gen. Kelly.
Tho telegraph line from here to Schencks division
cut, and has been useless all day. News however has
arrived that forces at Franklin SAFE The army
Of Fremont and Schsnck has saved Gen. Milroy.