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pIunsers Of tI.e South. Give Heed.

OF TIC @9utAg NANe hAteus
The fredericksburg (Ya.) Herald has the fol-
lowing
1t is stated to Us by a gentleman familiar with
the country, that there has been no preparation
whatever Tor planting a corn crop from Aqua
creek up to Alexandria, some forty miles along
the Potomac river, aud extending back from five
TO tweRty miles in the country.
The me river estates, and indeed all that
country bears unmistaksble evid euces Of war.
Houses deserted, farms bereft of every rood of
fencing, stock Of all kinds wandering hither and
thilher, endeayoTing 70 obtain the means of sub
sistence-now precarious sort Of life, as all
herbage, including the wheat seeded last fall, is
niypyd close to the earth.
In thIs connection we may also say that little
corn viii be planted in the valley OF the Kappa
hammock. This will be a State disaster, involv-
ing less Of nearly two millions bushels Of corn,
and If the wheat harvest IS abandoned, not less
than half s million bushels Of wheat.
Many of -he large farmers who stii have a
working force Lett, are removing them to the in
terror CT the State, or taking their servants farther
South, as a means of security.
And these sIe not the only resources tAat will
be cut off iof there is that country almost liter
ally flowing with milk and honey" that great
productive region known as the Valley OF Viz
gnia. il is very certain that the crops in jet
ierson, Clarke Frederick, Shenandoah. Rock
inghan, etc. will be cut of one hal if not two
thirds, because Of the unsettled condition Of the
country, lie loss of black labor, aud the with
diawal of white lahor. The latter was very fully
in the volunteer egiments bus what
was LEFT was absorbed long SINCE by the general
call ON the mli,tla IA that section, no have been
III the field there for the last six or nine months
This sad and lamentebe condition of affairs
should be au additional incentive to every land
owner in States south Of Virginia to plant corn,
and that too on a magnitudluOus scale. Grow
it, not only for yourselves, your neighbors, to
fupport the amy, but grow il for the support of
those who all their lives past have been pro
ddcays themselves, but now, by the sad cslarnity
of a wicked and cruel WLr are forced into tile
G. ass Of consumers
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Later from lbe Rio Grande.

From tbs Houston Telegraph
Our friend mr. Sanburn has arrived from
Brownsville, and brings US the following intelli-
gence in letter. It will be found interesting
BROWNSVILLE March l3-An English steam
er arrived of the mouth Of the Rio Graude yes
terdsy also Lincoln propeller. Her captain
declsred to the English captain that he was
in want Of water, and he was determined
to have it, etc. Upon the receipt Of such news
Col Ford ordered, last night at II o'clock. 1t
Col Buchell with two companies Of infantry.
and Capt. Wilkes light battery to the mouth of
the river.
The English steamer belongs to Oetliug &
Co, Of Mstsmoras. The captain says tbs seiz-
uTe OF the Labaup caused great excitement at
Havana Also that there will be an ENGLISH
vessel Of the line here in few days, and prob
ably other French aAd Spanish vessels of war
also. The Labaun was at Key West, and il was
thought she would be given up
1t is reported here that Gen. Tapisbns ac-
knOwledged Serna's government, and Gov.
Serna has seized al the war material sent from
TampicO / am inclined TO place some reliance
in this last report If these reports are true
there is no telling how long Matamorgs viii be
quiet
Judge Devine has Just cleared the Confederate
court He gave the Lincoluites the -. About
one million dollars worth Of property viii 20 in
ne western section of the State
Youss truly, AMIGO.
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LATEST BT TELEGRAPH.
LATER EEo1s TBE RATTLE-FIELB.

9~'r-'- A -|s - - = n - g n = . ~ %
Special Dispatch 20 tho Memphis Appeal
CoBNTH, Apnl I0-Aftrr the battle, General
Bsauregard sent q. .Ha. of truce, asking permits
sion TO bury the dead Gen. Grant refused 10
allow our detail to enter his lines, saying that he
had had tbe dead OF both armies buried.
His reply is respectfully addressed to Gen
Bsauregarj, Confederate commander, army Of
the Mississippi"
The Confederate forces still firmly hold their
former lines The Fe5cra's send out strong re-
connoitering parties daily, which the Conted-
crates constantly chase back, killing and cap
turing considerable numbers ci them.
The enemy is busily engaged in putting his
camp in order, and looking after the killed and
wounded.
The loss of our army, in killed, is much less
than was supposed; that Of wounded, greater.
The wounds are. however, generally slight, the
timber having protected the men.
The number Of prisoners taken is in the neigh
borhood of four thousand, of which over two
hundred were officers.
The Confederate forces are in good condition
and ready fer another fight A.
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We have to record another brilliant victory
fos the Confederate arms, which occurred on
Tuesday last, and was achieved by smsI force
Of cur cavalry, composed Of a detachment of
Co. FoRREsl. : regiment and party Of Texas
Rangers under Maj THos. HARRISON. The
whole force was about three hundred, and was
under command OF Col FORREST.
When eur amy commenced retiring from
ShilOah on Monday evening, Gen BaECKN-
RIDGES brigade, with the cavalry, was ordered
to bring up the rear, and prevent the enemy
from cutting eff any of our trains On Tuesday
afternoon ths cavalry mentioned were attacked
by Federal force Of two regiments of infantry
and one Of cavalry, the latter being in the ad-
vance. After receiving the enemy's fire, which
killed and wounded ten, Col. FORREST, in a
few spirited words, called upon his men to sd-
vance upon ths enemy, which they dil in the
most gallant style.
Atthe first fire the cavalry ofths enemy turned
and fed, actually breaking the ranks of their
own infantry in endeavoriug to escape the mis-
siles Of the Confederates The result Of this
lh6LlLE dAa- WIS turldl lOsc- hl.lrA anu
wounded, two hundred aud lliy, sud forty eight
prisoners; ConledeTates, ten killed and wounded.
Col. FORREST Immediately reported the affair
10 Gen. BRECKNRIDGE, who sent out detsch-
ment Of two regiments Of infantry, FoRREsT's
and MoRGAN's cavalry, and two pieces Of artil-
leTy, to engsgs the enemy. The latter it was
fOuni. however, had retreated to their camps.
In this affair Col FORREST received a painful,
though not dangerous wound. just as be had
brought down the colonel Of the Federal cavalry,
one Of the enemy fred at him with etfsct. The
next instant bullet from the colonel's pistol re-
venged the personal injury he had received
The colonel viii be with his command again in
ferr dare
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TO THE PEOPLE Of HIgsSSJPPE.
Once Q. =. War Tax,

,--- CANTON, His, sp1l : 81
TIE Eec-etary Of the Treasury 1f rss orf-ia-.-a
4 s-es hss addressed O. tbs uldsr.igi-l a z.- IN
lows l 90 i.'-
In reference to paving the rsv In -f,T4,,7 a..
every tax payer il b0aHi, # reauirsd Co .-ns-- - -
eose''rf a. tne proper fas, tls y-s.isa a1a,-. Of
hs tax Whatever it may De 30 Is l5- tbs try 81 ~
lax a'.'-c'of 20 giV- th1Ea n c1sn; W Hs doe co.
% D. ully ac- q cut 81 a- arc-,s1.- II 49,
$40 ne De done g tie detriulaf e tas Goysrr-
a'It .l L ual ta- j. ess tla- s. flr frr.srr-z
NJ sa5u.a tender the pac.EC stlat ia e1i- g- ir -
roi-e-or is prepare n receive b s.s-s of ,,I,
larsr ihal Lla a-oant due a 8 1--WE l.l-t ~ sr..-
IA -p-cle cassEe- Hv this system t-. srI s-,-T, -
cola wcu't as r---f.--d ana ..aEf -,.- 10 En-. -z
grsut l-rsJCfl!a zee ID b. .f...r 40 -.-.-
thls Department" '-'
am ss7 ias-rlc,ad IN TIA came letter. .ss. .5. "a
c-gts Tor taxss Pad .vy1-h Hs a1ll e-d one Ia
pc G--FeFed TO TIE TAX pay=- irl f1e lib - r.r-.rr
- %, o.A % '7 iaI'F7Tde .. x cra11lf rust rhavT
On 'neir lace t-r amount pad .a coin 5- Ga b 1er7r
q eoi'ae5,is are lls-ructe t-st aa7-r- lat r8t
o- @ '' sd 20 combine for one 20 pay ag tsx.s of .vyo
o. L one nor viii ns.sOrs who owe -res f4 rbl- -
n'lls, ana SO uuistrsIOr, guardian t-g.-s &c a7f
WAC are s=sessed se5a-s-ev gs .s-...faa t. ~. -
Nhols togetder so 70 T-d-s ID t-.r 5rsq. ma L.
pc pa IN 81 Ana f0- .he sans --raa1 tas-s ans
- ~ '-u@ a-a we % il=it s-pa-sta prep r.- if
assessed % each gGrst- s.. russ BE- ra z 1-tr..s,
s,I z L1. D5e@ u L.Iea q 'l t.av y l Be hid
sponsiolc fo- IN pay-elc colo or . +a t-te.f-z.
Is u.'- 'Iola eaeh person sr those lrEstous -.
PAt iE1i [ler DOCS o. collected Isis s- ID u for si
hands
thst the people may be prepared have d7-r,a5 H.
my ia fhus 70 eel Their stt-rr0n ts ne h ara
above stated. have not faiel 30 rsse-eut to he De
pa tnlenf o. 'hs Irezsury the 0iicsl.y yso-ur-z
com - ANA State i1a ropiy Is thai the G5Fe.uulrs
E'-aty nescs coin lis coupons of have be-
9a1 IA coin as fas. as they have fseG dus ana ere
tf1se -rc, AMI musi con iLle 20 be paid md al
know tzs munitions Of d. q, ca-uo be r cLs-ea l of
except Tor con. IL l5l therefore OF uecess t
t1ai to' Go7ernmec5 s1oald have it. Those -fore
lo nave tue con sEo0ld pay Dc free y. To rh- rich
~hoSe axes are lsrge Tee pG Es1t in coin Of the fe
iioual 3a-t of their tay is very sua gsts- even if
cost taeEi huadl ed pr c-nt. 70 ostSi- g. 70 ~
F-a s..-aa
srse IN pIoportlC0 70 their whore rgz-e.n Tire a er-
81 tlls@ fractions IL specie De On-r-us. tcs pe=t
lusflngs the conf ieEce that thsy viii "a -r--
10 o II ca OF t45 cUuuIry.
At my s1Sgestisu- th8 Question % extension Of the
['ue tor pas ment o. th FAX has been or91Ebs tv t
Secre lry o. ;ae Treasury he att-a iu Of ou--a-
sud hGvo 7ss'n 10 believe rh- vii extended
-Ye week., so A. 90 euz1e che people % pay IL Iesy
cuTfiedy and igc0nveuisntY nan macy y-s,l do uu-
der the law 20 stan1s which rsqri-es ft. nav
Inenf between tbs drst ana twentieth Of Nav next
JOHN HANDY
Epli5- Chief Cole Z By --rtg-tr.-a
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FIFTEENTH TENNEssEE--.KEL
AND WOUNDED.

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NJ ieiio i-'s 40 90 '---- % '''' - ''-
in the 18th Tennessee regiment, commanded by
Col -CHAs NJ CARROLL. as II mas been possi-
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-, - =.
e1 us 1y Lieut. LOUIS LLOh0ih' u WHOM II
was furnished by Lieut. Col TYLER. We are
rrarisaa a copr.Ia+e list as soon ss possfble,
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1leu -Col n - ,-.,lg le'' Soui'eI' r,.
=, CoNlrANf A'-A's'e"--0 q D. Lalies' -
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"O"i'o'1. .--A-- u, u Linz u hA-s-t' W. u
browning, d bToWnsr.
CGAFANA ~ Z, p, -, '0lHaeo-o' Daloon CSr-
~ ~ G.47-l va iy-'SeIg Ney' T " ASH u
"A r, r,'.l-,.--.-l " -, -. % n n.n n,
Co'lf an ~ = u hi''eo-LleGI II. y. JOHNSON
p'iT It,..-J . i'el-,ii5 ~
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ISLAND TIN.

We understand that dispatches have been re-
ceived in this city from Trenton, forwarded by
parties who had made their escape, giving some
of the particulars Of the surrender Of the Island.
The capture was made on Tuesday, our men
having first either thrown their guns into the
river, or rendered them useless to the enemy by
spikirg. As we have already stated, our trans
ports and the floating battery were scuttled.
About one Thousand of our troops escaPed-the
remainder. estimated at TIVE thousand, were
taken prisonsrs
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In ChanceFy, at Memphis.

.yTATE OF TENSES -Proc=e5sr.F-- helt fB tia
- clerks oEics. chsncsr side of tHs common .zvy -r
chaaeery court Of tae city OF Memphis, Tr.d4y a-eb
Che 27tb 1862.
Rubsrt XII z, ~.,-fst-,-..
T-riah 2 Sh-tsy uar.--..
It ap2ea7ng sfom affidavit fled 10 this csuse 5h.t ~
d3isndant Crlsh B. Shelby. Is a usr--szideat of r.
aJsrs " TeDneeses
Il Is orderestbat he 90 enter bis appearance bs.i
before or within tae trst three DAYS of the max zr
of SAID court. 20 Be hed the second sf 4l7q- f.
= next loo2, and p ead answer 1r ..e..-r t5 l7-,
palnants o or he same rrii be- taken for cop..-F
A. 90 d. e. ana SCI for hearing ez az and thar e1 ~
~ oluei oe Puols1s1 nce vsssS for four Successive
weeks tn ths Memphis Appeal
= eopJ-aitesSi JOHN c. G4cTEE
o. D. --.- Clerk ara s5ss'--
EnIL flg-l.r
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CTATE OF TENNESSE SEE.-Proceediuzs hstd in t,s
~ clerks Office hahcsry side OF tne uI-.ou law -n5
ehanee-y courI Of the city Of Memphis Eriiisv s-cb
the 2SJh, 1861
RCbsrs Flescher, f,,,-,syss,-.,.
Jonu A. Csuupb7 and otbe7s roafsr7-v+..
It appearing from affidavit Sled in this cause .hafns
asisAotn-s, john A C-mpseu, ". o. CeusbstL O.
Eoa5 ". II. Iricns O. p l'5lk a d a p R-v1-l5s ara
noe-.sslfents u th- STATE o. Tsnurss-s
IL Is ordered that they do euter their Dneaace herr
o. said court 90 be held on the second siopig,v -
May next ls6% and plead, answer o- fsrugr h c-o
pl-uant7 bul Or the same viii be taken for copF-sg
= 70 theI and set for bearing eDle ard that r,Bv
oI nus oTSr be published once week Tor FOUR sue-s
sive weeks il the Memphis Appeal
a eoay-at'ssts JOHN c. LAETER
CisTS and M8-tz7-
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HEADQUARTERS, PITTsECEs.
Mevch 14 1~E3


The following is a list Of tie killed and
wounded CT Go. B The Mississippi swampers,
Of Col. Blytbes regiment of Mississippi voIun-
teers, commanded by Capt R Il Humphreys
KILd-Cept Z H. Humphreys, T. c. Oil
ubirt. Z F Fitzgerald and Z N. Holloway.
Forrdsd-Lieut. R G. Kelley, Srrgt r T.
Bratton. Serg't S II. Hudson, Serg't J. 9.
Campbell Corp J C. Barnett. IL l. Deanng'
r Boyle, II S Kirby, J. W. Al,ter. J. n Nal
Ilv. j N. Bundle. j. Grulsch, z II Brsmmar,
C. Weathers. J.B L. Oaen, B. 4. Dooley, J.
n. Niblett. y. g. Johnson, J. Hayes and W
Ed
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To BE HUNG We were informed By M
doubted authority. e few days since, that toe
two Lincoln spies, Price Lewis and John ScuIIv.
captured some time since in this city, were to be
hung on yesterday, but being requested not to
mention It ii print, " reiraiued from doing so.
As other ci.y journals, however, have not ob-
served the same secrecy, we feel now free TO
state that,thOugh the condemned men have been
resPised foE fey days by the President, they
will certainly be hung We learn that they have
made certain important revelations duplicating
some very nigh tunctionaries in cur government
This, however, we merely msntion as a rumor.
Richmond EHqBirer.
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In Chancerr. La - :.

GTATE or TENNEsSEE.-Procre .,-----,5--.
- clerk otnee ehaneery side OF n .,19 y la ~ ~
the 30, le6t @il7' 4I1islay' April
-hza T. Carroll
~f--i g = tuts
san@el Carroll, r
Il appesrDz frsus ehfdsvft 5I,s n tts .,s -. ~
~ > niue Carroll 8 Eo1Tssi ss5 of tbs 81 .1s
~ y oFdere9 t5at ha DO enter his aD9esFan.s 6e-.
'n before er within the ;-st tlr-- isrs ~ w. r- 49,
~ sac courir % be held the second Noudsv b
y Ie2L lco2 and plead GD-Wer deuur 20 con.
P-a-H.lL OIL, or the same will be taken for ufss-eg
%. 70 NM amt set for hearing 1sre aua -ha. a COW
% N order oe Published once week t5r rJ.r-ue-e-
slFe weeks n the As-ng -is A 3peui.
- Sot. -attrsts JOHN g. LANTzR
Cis rs aud l.allsr
v, r. Pesrd. solicitor ior complainant
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WAR RUsIJRs There have been reports cur
rsrt on tho streets for some days past Of an inl-
pending battle, or one &C Ually in progress on
the Peninsula We may state positively that no
dispatches have keeu received at the War De-
partment 20 sustain these rUnOrs, which, as ief
as thsy refer 90 any engagement yesterday, sse
entirely discTedited.
Il is ascertained thai 81 the sick on our lines
in the vicinity OF FIeieriekshutg-num
soraa eleven huudrtd-Eav5 been ordered az
short notice. to be removed TO Richmond. Tbs
movement is taken as an indication tdzf bstt.s
is expected. t is rumored that tho enemy have
appeared in large force al Wsusnton Junction
RtchnsOsd EIaHisSr.
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ARREST OF GEN RoGERs.-We learn from
TaaaO-1 source thst this gentleman was recent
y aFIesled IN MlddlebuTg, on Sunday, by order
ofCol Gafey, while returning from church with
his family. Gen. Rogers was the Davis eleetor
for BIS ds;ris. az the late Presidential election,
and Is presiding Justice in Iioudoun county. On
appearing before Col Carey, Ia Upperville, We
understand he wss very courteously treated, and
though he refused 10 feed tie Yankees wbO
arrested him, and said he would 70! in Fort
Warren before 70 would take the oath 10 support
the Lincoln government be was unconditop-
ally released by Col Carey, vino said he wanted
the general to continue holding court in Lees
burg, which tas general declined doing while
the Yankees hsd military possession OF the
eoUnty,-RieAmosd Eaqursr, 5th,
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REPORTED ARRIVAL or ABRs.-We learn
that the govenmen. has intelligence of the
arrival Of $1,000 stand Of aims at a Confederate
port These constantly recurring reports Of
arrivals OF small arms from abroad, even when
communicated in dispatches to tho government,
are, iUf peculiar reasons, not very reliable, and
ia She instance referred 70, there j. no doubt con-
siderable exaggeration.- Richmond Examiner.
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FROM NIAn.ss,s

FROM AASAssAs Nc train from Manassas
haa reached this city up to the hoar of going to
press. We are therefore without any news fsom
mat quarter, not even so much ss q runor of
any kind being afoat. BY the train Of Friday
night we learned that portion of our cavalry
slept at CenteTyille on Wednesday night This
would seem to indicate that Mcclellan hss
" hauled in his horns, p" Tor what purpose remains
TO be seen. The Cpinicg is becoming pretty
general that the great dHecior Of the " l1uacou-
da has 0-en i0iIed by Gen. Johnston, and the
folds Of the serpent been seriously injured.
many think, in q vitai part. We trust il may be
ss-LyEch54rg RsgutiicaR.
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TIE MissE7G Boar or THE Vanderbilt.
Intelligence has been received that the missing
eo2t OF the lost Vanderbilt was picked up by the
eoerai war steamer Vincent, and that the crew
SAu passengers were all saved We further
!, earn thht dag or truce would probably visit
me vessel to day TO recover the child which be
caLne separated from its parents who were in the
. 3tnef oeat, ana were almost miraeulousIy saved
Holn "s'Sry graye'-lAobls Es1s, AprI 7.
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The sToRM.-On Wednesday night there was
a severe storm Of wind and hail. We learn from
the country that considerable damage had hsan
done. Fences were blown down, houses injured,
stock killed, etc In many localities the number
OF trees telled present scene re enbiing the
track of hurricane. The roads are almost i'm
pssssble In Marshsll, chimDeys were blown
down and several houses more or less injured
If this breeze struck Old Abe's ships in the gulf
We take 1t that the most Of them have gone 10
- Davy Jones's locker" IF 60. so mote it be
MARSHALL TsEasl Republican, Apr.l 8.
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WIT WORTH PREsBRvIyG The committee
appointed to collect metal tor cannon for Gen
Beauregard's army, applied to planter of Adams
county, Mississippi, a few days since for
his bel Not having such an srtic'e. he mem
TONED It to his wife, when she very pstgi0-caiIv
offered her brass kettle. The little ones rather
demurred to she sacrIucs ard one Of ihem. with
a sweet tooth, said LA, Pa. whatviu We 90
for preserves - Sc Ny daughter" said the wag
OF fsther, " our whole duty nov is TO vrsssyrs
our country" The kettle was sent.
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IMPORTANT ARBEsT.-We understand that
the mayor Of Washington. n c., whose name
Is said 10 be RssPass, was yesterday brought up
Goldsboro, having been arrested on suspicion
OF having been in communication with the enc
my. We learn taat hs O. ner has been or win
be sent to Richmond. We have heard IT int
mated that other arrests had been or would be
made, but We have been EnaJ:s t. learn 49,
particulars Hiimsagt0a journal. y
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wLie1t. ". l. Scott, Of Bankbead's bati

EgLieut. ". L. Scott, Of Bsnkdead's battery,
infCs1ns US that our correspondent was mistaken
as 70 the part tsEen by this iavorite city com
many in the late battle. They were be says,
attached to Sen. Poik's corps, and we're in the
engagement botit days without losing siHsls
piece. Several Of the horSes were shot, and
number Of tke men wounded.
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UNPBOAUsI&G.--H are serry 10 near fson,
our country friends that the wheat crop is verv
Unpr0mising at present, and from appearances
now, it Is feared q short crop will BE- harvested
This is bad news. especially al this time as
every grain 0t wheat aud corn that can possibly
be raised viii be required to feed our agmies
We hope the Tears Of our farmers Of G short
crop rll not be yHehterg ReguBH-
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The commander Of one Of The Federal Feri-
nenis was hurried from his quarters SO rapidly
on Sunday last, al Shiloab, that his private
papers were left behind, and fell into the hands
af our boys TIE following General Order
from Gen. SHERMAN, Of tho Federal army, YVES
picked up by Confzderste officer:
General Orders No. Isl
EEADQuAETEEs, PITTsECEs,
March lg, le62
The lst division viii occupy the front line OF this
camp.
Ths lst brigade viii ocCupy The ridge the Purdy
road about ebreast Of tle Shiosl chapel.
j. The % brigade VIII camp Oh 1hC Hamburg ros =,
where the PuTcy rosd comes IN, near Col StuaFts head
quarters.
III Ibe Sd b1 zsde vii camp the Jeff Of the
Corujh roaG. i5s d. ar nesT the Sd leah cl.aI e.
" The 4h 5urzls W. J eLcalp OF tie right centsT,
Its Isfl reaching 60 Shiioah chapel
Y CUvsl and Brri Ietu rot te IN iue, tUt viii
Be stationed tire 4 Ihc ground nay Gt nit
VI. Each brigade must en"aU.p ing west -o tUat
when the regiments teiI E1leu-a qarte the
brgsdes will he m line 0. bat.l.. DE- interval betWel
the regiments uot exceed twenty-five ~ PAGES
Cow ueuce OF water may be- considered but must not
control t4s position OF THE camps.
81 order Of Bfg-Geu SHETMHy.
j. HAHNCED, ACjtGen.