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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-09-24

t-IN3t4 BagoikG-T1is artich Z
tor sals Marion station, BY Rushing.
6mi4 II Nathan. (Seo adv
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-09-24
Far Coroaer,

1He Coaateyfett Confederate Note,
-Hoao 10 Detect Ths1l. Tie dis.
closure Of thc fact that a large amour
Of counterfeit Confederate Notes have
been introduced into our cirou alton by
the Yankees. aided by knaves residing
amongst US, has caused much anxiety
among bill holders, and a very general
suspicion in the public mind ia regard
to the g%enuineness Of much Of the Con,
|federate money in circulation. Van.
zee ingenuity nus been 50 successful ii
initiating our bills, that even good Judges
are sometimes at a loss to Distinguish
the genuine from the spurious notes.
The t'lloWing description Of the differ.
ssRt denominations Of ~counterieits, will
Ienalls our readsrs to guard against rel
'ceiyjng them
2@e 500 8iA,-Tho sailor ii tbo
lel' hand corner leans upon an anchor,
Aero the viguotte in genuine there il
a ha'r Tine very distinct, as If The
stone from which the impression vas
takenhad been broken Or cracked.
In the counterfeit there il no such
blue Or hair line In the centre visnet-
TO- right side near Che we'll is d mule
In the genuine il is very indistiuotly e..
ecnted, and the mule looks as if liz
we're walking from you, presenting onlv
9 tail view, In the ~coautcrfsit il Is
much palmer, and the mule presents !
5roqdside view.
Tie $50 BiH-In genuine The saiE
q on the left hand end that Is Gaming
forward is partly bald IL tao counter.
teit a more fall head ii hair The zen.
uine has knob Or handle On iron chest.
Have eeon none signed except On tho
lea BY A II Riggs eler Il srnalE
letter D Y tie right 81 tHd N
7Iae $40 BiU.-Tho saiior II M
left hand corner again betfsgs t1a coma.
terfeit.
lnthe genuine the brim 81 the saiI.
ofs aas " sexy much 6roager than III
.tap counterfeit The shadin lines III
a's jacket mite genuine, fdn soasso
across sha bods. n tao counteysa
they run ~diagonallg aet tAa body.
Ihe paper q tho ooantefGt i Whi4s
sitter and better than ais oha;n
Savannah News.
Northom papers announce ,s
ssree povetfal aaa nprcghsBls if s'5
eIad ganboats pafagd faanssl y sH I'D
iViltlcothei IA ianapoIs mi pssas ~
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-09-24

3NAk AEtaSa4 14AMee ]
adidase fr TFeasaF y Nnas
e0nag . SID October
G. BO,Cns re s
i&5 % asaqala . candidate
othes Of Probate Glsfk IT Naxubee
County,
VI. l. Conner, scare request.
ed to snnepnce 3 candidate for constable
fof Boat No. 3.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-09-24

YAK ~ NE4W fha1
Punch 1cc0aat 9 fAs Chaa
lq Base "a cory IF the Lppaos
Punch, lately received, contains iii
following yeritablo account u McOloi.
lands grand strategic movement
Puacb one M0 8a Hset stge
Jukg 26. 1862
--latest Ame.itaA DiSpaSeh w Ho
marine Islfgraps
CAaP cHicKAulDDY CnoKEu. Mon
day afternoon. The Federal sroops
have won another splendid victory
Seeing that The rebels we're approaphin
in great force a. 8 A. N. shis morning,
Issued MY directions for ! general aa
vance, al order which our brave e|Iews
we're prompt u carry out. Thd ADVANCE
was made in the Identical direction il
that 70 which tho rebel army we're pfo
ceeding, and was achieved, / Heed MI
say, with great success, Astonishiua Ii
Say the whole Of our front line escaped
without q scratch aod, with tho exeap
ton Of q few slight wounds and bru
= the rear I really have ~ cAasa
worth mentioning u report u eoda
deal Ct orr bassgsge md ONE eR haa
drcd stand q arms Ia lgf ii ia Ia
for 4 strategic purpose md M fikew
abandoned about i score Of 6sla pieces,
which we're found % impede tie fapia|
movement Of our troops.
Ny next disph viii probably ISL
dated from Risllmond. vLieh nisas
70 sack At half past Eve o'clock procla
% Saturday morning naxE
Signed BpExgA Gsp Coma
70 the Sec'y uf War Washington
H A H1
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III II. Eoote,
F9r Dssnc Attorasg
mckinney Iron JE.
S NJ. Meek,
@ ]. Sullivan,
Frank s. Pate.
w, >, Boiling
Tor Pgo5 Il Judge.
r. L. Perkins,
J, B. McLeiland,
j. L. Gray,
Tor Probate 6
Charles Belts,
j. A. King,
G. q. Bowen.
For SlsuF
John ii Burrage,
w, Nj. Connor,
Eoy ciyclat clcyA
J,R. Miller,
For Treasurer.
I. II Dunn,
l., j. III Foster,
w. r. Davidson,
Johu w Bush,
], II Greer.
]. 3, Robbins,
For Assessor.
J. B. Shelton.
B. J. Warner,
r. W. Featherston,
IT,. B. Alton,
r. J. Shaw,
F0y Ranger.
Chr, Grossman,
For Saroey3y,
G NJ. billiard,
Fay coyoaer,
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Naxuhe County
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Nesu EQUITY
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30
Serious Trouble In Western
North Carolina.

a4d ACCOUNTS have feachsd as ofa difficulty
which threatens to be serious in the western
portion of Nor Carolina About two o'clock
% on, the morning of the 9th ults, some twenty
FIVE armed men visited Waynesville, Haywood
county, and demanded the release of a man
named Franklin, who was convicted of muir
der at a recent term Of the court and was
under sentence of death.
.ifi The jailer, having no force to resistthe de-
mand, was seized and held, while Franklin
was released and carried of in triumph. The
party represented themselves as from East
Tennessee, and said they had a reserve Of
three hundred men to back up their demand.
They threatened, if resisted, to burn the
town. q.
Subsequently a courier arrived at the town
of Ashville, in quest of power, who stated
that an atmy Of severAlbupdred men from
East Tennessee was regularly fortified on the
line between Haywood county and Tennessee.
Some reports put the number at eleven hun
dred, but il is not believed, to be so large
The militia Of Haywood, to the number of
two hundred and fifty with sixty Cherokee
Indians, we're holding them in check. Run
ners had been sent to General Kirby Smith,
informing him of the condition of affairs, and
asking assistance. The locality is about forty
five miles west of Ashville, and bordering
upon the most disloyal portion Of East Ten.
nessee.-RiehEaond Dispatch, tn,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30
I'll Twelve Union Soldiers Frozen
TO Death.

3e Under this heading, the Hartford Times,
23d, publishes the following
A private letter from q soldier in Burnside's
army, to his mother in this city. written from
Falmouth a day or two previous TO the disas-
trous battle of Fredericksburg, states that on
the day when the letter vas written, there
we're brought into the dead house twelve dead
bodies of our soldiers, who had been frozen
b to death while on guard dotyl he says sew
erafofthe men went ON dnty without panta-
looms, having had, for two or three weeks, on
lyoyercoats and drawersl The mercury on
two nights sunk to Ia and I4degrees, and ice
SIX inches thick hoated in the river. Their
shoes were in many instances almost worth
less, being Massachusetts contract shoes, with
soles glued on; and the men were, moreover,
half starved. The writer had just received
ksome money from home, and helspys be de-
voted Zoe Of it to the purchase of a quart of
meal, which be stirred mp with water and boil
ed; and he adds that it was the best dinner he
had had for two or three months. id nAh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30
Capturing d Skunk.

Biddy Mulrooney found q murtherin thafe
o the world in the shape of a skunk in the
nihinroost, and traced him under the woodpile;
but Biddy didn't know the nature of the
~ haste. efot aufitHE
"Now Malrooney," says Blddy, you be afther
htirin' out the haste wild a bit Of a stick, while
howl the meal bag foruiust the hole. All
be the powers, an I've got him Now,
Michael, you be afther lyin' the bag over yer
20 shoulder, and its meseif thatll lether the
divi's own daylightsi ont uv'im. Take that,
ye internal thafel Itsz Mistress Mulrooney
herselfthatH be givin ye hill Splut whewl
ochi Michael Multooney, what hev We in
that bag2 The breath Of the Internal haste
is drivin' the hfe, ont o me body its meselt
that's killed ENTIRELY. Och, Michael, honey,
an will We be afther holdin' me2 I'm faintin'
MuIrooneyl Quito the meal bag wild him /
the divirs oWn child is in il, an he is behaven
ondecentr'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30

IL there be ope thing more than another ia
the comments 81 the press upon our slaurhters
and disasters calculated to boil the blood Of
thase whose skipdred hare been saefifcea, ills
the pattohizing AIR 81 c6ldbio0ded fndiGef-
ence put on BY a certain class Of piety prints
in vouchsa6ng the assurance that the dead
fell "bravely," 'gloriously,'' Exhibited sur
passing xalor, DC. ,&oI Here lsk fine speci-
men from the New York Independent;
AFTER a wellfought battle although we
nave failed TO gain what we aimed at, we have
lost nothing-nothing beyond q host Of
doubly p~rseious lives, which were pobly de-
voted and bravely given for the dsliyerapce Of
their country. Let us thank God that we
have them to give, as we have plenty more
in reserve TO give, If needed"
I9i This writer inithe Independent ia . Minis
ter of the Gospel-a type Of the Aminidab
Sleeks Of Journalism. These precious pa
triots, with upturned eyes and the mechanical
indifference Of the pulpit, tell their dear hear
ers that in Saturdays hatchery we "lost no
thing'-"nothing, beyond a host of livesl'
That 8 alFp Only Ca h0ss OF Evesl" And
with oily smoothness they pour out the conso-
lation that these lives were "nobly devoted
and .'brayely ~givenprrfor what 2 Why, "for
the deliverance oftheir G 0nntry, say the fal.
styling hypocrities, who, to cap the climax Of
insnlt to bleeding hearts, add: "Let us thank
God that we have then TO give, and we hdee
plenty more in reserve to give il needed
The impudence of the devil, when from the
summit Of a high mountain he proffered a
certain gift hardly approaches that Of the
reverend editor Of the Independent owe"
hAvssgysnls I'VE have to,giye Ifthe slSe'
81 the AndSpsndehS aud all his class, would
give up the lives they really have to give,
they might lay some claim to making sacri6-
ces for f'the deiiserance Of their country"
And so far as we are concerned they need
not take the trouble to carry them to The bat
tle-feld for delivery.-RocheSter UnioNA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30
Dayton and Michigan RaIIrSs0
SanduskJ, Dayton and U6etb06a1 - :,

AA
N hnd afterDsoernber Vi, CISCO. 1Laa7 - -.
ho.Se, Messenger and Freight lIn,ns sin ,I,nel
20 y I'm gong hvrth, ~ follows: nv
2.1lI a; NJ through Freight aud Aceop,n,
OsAO Nhh passenger Car attached.
lli.Rtl A. M mall traln Tor Slrayfald col,.a.
AV.OO uruAna, Bellefontaine, For,st ,i'dJnp.7
J"Ihy, connecting AZ Springfield win i,,r.n Pn"
nuu NoluHibus, arriving ia Colulnh,a- y
~ ~ az NIpans WIN tram Tor Columbus. M I.,S., .
On tlttsburg, 81. Wayne a CAlcapo 4"i
~s hIIltIhg IA CIesuibe III b:sb D IA ard pittsiahs 'Ne
49, nj htSlyue with liam on UlsvelAnd .n,f :, q
-, going hast, arriving IN Cleveland Al Ss4n .v
al d.aOA l., ana Buffalo ut $50 3 Ia -
% aIllNhgl IN Toledo A. lZlU q m.IslY,nt =, 5
"' Sn'"gO ~ lVSO a m, anu sandusky at o.4b In, ~
~. :. "a. NiBht Express Tor spnnphoII .,,
49, w beiieiOutine, connecting Al E..St -
n nnaI SONY hasI On fiusbuiH h. Wayne hnd
~ nlan' u Slestlne Al b;l6 q ~, Pittsuur, :,
7 NJ. IONS West with Train arriving IN 81 ~. 80
o'-o \ m, aud chicago Rt lO.4V q m, A. Sixas 1900 ~
~ HieNeisnd and Toledo X. X. arriving IN Ci.v.la,.' NJ" ~
soohm M Duhkirk al 400 y M and Bun..io M s.ul :, a. At
.e~5hes eanuusky NJ 1:4O a m. ="
7.tlh ~ ma. huntsville A-ccommodatiop
a.UO Dayton On arrival Of Iran IrOnu 80.
t,Saomhg SPRINGFIELD at 800 y m, Urtai,a An iGas A"u
"est LiDerty At llizs M, beileioniAue A Ii.otpo -,
w al1hets va inns Line TO all points Nonh. 49,,
ives? ~ Dc had A. Tie 1icket Omce in ~ ~
SAIL ". KING, Ticket Agent. N"o" ief''
fhre away ss low as b, AZ. ,,tt,.r ,.,
49, 'lnvIiuhuOh relaute 70 shppn.k Ei,,yh, ~.
n.y., sPpiy al ue Company's irtsha -. 80
mASShli agent. H. klIt iel"'-'. a
". CLAtPI Gen. Ticket Agent, ~.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30
DAYTON Aenla ana Columbus kaliroa,,


int. DaIy tIAIs hhat, wa LOiLIhtua n,,.,
hr.a Iaip y u DAy ION 10 AL Essteih .,,ies. N"N
nc IalS lIalns East, leaving Iayt.
~ ~ lolionsi Night Expiess Ii:os n. a. n~f IN
~ Nsiuthpus Day EXPRESS at 1i!gO; 4. M. H.. ~"
6o mi stops al all way stations tetween IsSs ,n s so
maatainI ~ layton, night express 5:45h nj; aeco,,
Pfehs O.o5 b. M. ~ nay "a
Tar lttss nn run ~ Columbus time, which Is 7 minute, IA,
hmoush uGkets cal he had for ali Esstern ,5,.. b..
'"'nus "hs' VI. hlNO, 1ioL Agent "o '>
A. wnE . ". NOODWAAD, Supertnt.,A.n,
=, HAhhAN, oelfI Ag't, Dayton, D. rush.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30
The Old Established Bindery


THOS. w. ODELL,
CORNER OF MAIN n THIRD STREET, OVER
THE UNION rELEGltAPh OFFICE,
MANUFACTURES all kinds Of BLANK oOK nr
NJ County Offices, Banks, Rail Road .Itices. Bnsi.
ness Aen, and Others. His work compnses every
style, from ~ cents up To Stopper quhe.
Best NO LAd OF Wore paper used ON BlAnk Work,
Magazines, Periodicals, 6c., &e., bound M any sfyIe
desiredi ~ plan o. glti and having he tools, az, nr.
merry used by More noi y Calender he Is prepared
10 match All folumes Jpbhl iy ui.,fa
Old Books reis "Hd' Ani lHait % look letter than
Music bound IN any style deslTetl and paqai: a con
Venlenoe never tfiore oiered here, Sth music idndins.
60 HIS PAOiA1 MACHINE Is the only one M ~
Oty, andts one o. the most important inyentOnso Of
the present Day, 10 Will accurately page and number
Books, Cheeks, DraRs, NAilroad Books, and rauers.
and any kind OF Blanks, a. htqA a. Ten notsand.
I. W. q; also pays very particular attention 10 pre-
paring Az Kinds OF BiqH4s With ftialoa Hoads-Rail-
Road and othet work requiring nestness, and dispatch.
as Having recently greaty added a. bis already
the pubic.
IA lie refers to the County onioes Of Monteomery
fIehe' .pMke, and 70 the various banks, kslnoad
offices, &c, IN the Miami Valley, tor speomsns 81 hs
NoIk. decl3.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30
J. 3. GILBERT e. Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS in
G X OCERIES AND LIQUORS,

10 and 70 Jefferson ST., Dayton, O..
lUU street,
50 hhds n. o. and Porto Rico Sugars, at 70 and IS
Jefferson 1t. F. %
100 bbls rectifed whisky.
Jefferson st..
street
rs kits No, l Mess shad; 10 bbls do Herrinr. Al.o
NO. 2andS Mackerel, very fine, at 70 and rs Jefferson
Spices, Refined Sugars, Alum, Rosin, Tar, Sulphur.
Oream Tartar, Soda, Coperas and Salt Peter, for sale al
70 and 10 Jefferson street. :"
20 baskets Champaign Wine; 30 boxes st Eslep Char.
ct, on hand, at 10 and rs Jefferson street.
100 Butts OF every variety of Virginia Tobacco. ,usf
received at 70 and rs Jefferson. street. 80
40 haf chests Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Nv.
son leasi 20 hall do Black do, for sale al TO and liz JET.
street, RZ7d&w
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30
Baltimore and ohio KaiIrOao.
AaMMaa

HkSkXkHKs@
go tuln,,., y
SSns. - ~ baltimore On the nasl, anu Alt,,. ~
r - ana larkersburg ON Tie \, est, IA ni"rH VS.Iu1
, omts1a W. M ~aiOals sltalneisi &C, 1or auu non Of
slist Trains bsiiy Tor all Tie hasten t,u,"
~ - me only route TO Washington ,t
an. n'uliihoIe at 4'J0, 14J Jana lv.6o a M. ai,f,
I.sv. ~ ~ ~ sunday al 4iSU ala E4o a n. snI,
AMI a = m"1duns'on at t'vU, 7'4V ana al a IA, AMI ~
IbrPpn III o. e.Ldayss At a;5U anu u IA ouIy
vs WWouAh Hekel7to ae kHsleln cites can H. ,,,.,,.
VIA Washington CIrY al an saaluolaI charao y procure
ina,,r - ftleh nneiaIe as low Hs " ans uu,.f nut.
at ANY u The principal kAilIoaa atbras ny hsl4'H~
d: SULLIVAN, zen. Western Al
W y ANnaL' M. CoLA, zen. 1IoketAR I,
=. SnilIu, MRster oi 4 nAnspofuanoIe -,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30

OBay- A little Yankee girl in Northampton,
a few days f%sinee, went Into a grocery
store and procured some article, in pay
81 ment for which she produced postage stamps.
= rhe man ofstrade took the stamps, and while
examining one Of them more infinitely than
the rest, the little girl spoke up promptly
and said THAT good for we have washed
ali the black off, 'aos
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30
illinois Central Railroad.


M :" II = ""-~W---MME
AUE " IlbrL.- |
{ anu amer Monday, November 40 sui
- ""' VIII lsaFe Aiattoon amt IsiA. ~ iulurs
noi,. LEAVE NAIIuUh. 80
11oinB NoFth, l;iv y IA ala II,UJ 10 M,
N''"s SOUTH 4;oO "A M anu 400 y IN.
LEANh FAAA'
uoing North, $500 d M and 9.SU nm,
GoiuB south, ll.SU IA IA audi i,455 ~
deI ". r. JOhNSUA, uen. n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30


btrs. A. called and gotone dollars worth Of
MN ~oENTsUGAR, AT MINIOK,s
The incest kind. 90 .i
Mrs. B. got one d1laris worth Of the incest KIND
TEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIoK's
Mrs. 0. got one dollars worth Of the ohoiceshanal.
iy Of ~
ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, Al MiNIoK's. {
Mr.. b.. says that be got the best quality Of green
RIO COFFEE AT J. A. MINtCKs,
That he ever drank, and Mrs. b. says she got the fin
estof
n AT J. A. MINGcK's.
While every body calls gets some OF that excellent
EXCELSIOR sYR6P, AT j.. A. MlNIoK.
Mr.. M. says he purchased ahalf barrel Of
WHITE FISH AT j. A M%INICK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used; while the supply Of
n NO. l MAcKEREL, AT IA. MINICK's, ,
Both Tor size and quality, cannot be exceIod in this or
any other market.
he invites ali q cali at his establishment and in.
pect his stock OF
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
FIJI AND EAS,
SUGAR OF ALL KINDS
And the largest and best variety OF Groceries to be seen
IN the CITY HIS large establishment IL on the
Corner OF Market and Jefferson sts,
mar99y I'D o. r-.f r.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30
2aatrbrs, sc.
Watches and Clocks.
JOHN REENEs

WoULDrespectully intorm his old customer and
w the puddle generally that amer an atrence Of Ten
months he bias relufned 80 Daytonand taken ne sbou
bnneny occupied BY James ". SUohe.
No. ass Third street,
Two doors West Of the Post Ohcs, where he Mil h.
happy 70 r Give al hs Old customers and ~ mnnv me-
once IS may iafor hun ulth \ call An kiols o.
WATCHEa, CLOCKS, n JEWELRY, repairet
~ The heat manneI and on short notice. h6ALI.
MOhk WAkkhkThDreH A Air trial 10 All thai
] AK. Please call and examine work. fehaa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30

scr The annual meeting Of the State Board
of Agriculture will be held in, this. city, jan
uary 7, 1863. There are special reasons for
adeatipg q full representation Of the county
~s0cIsties al this meeting The question Of
accepting the grant Of land for agricultural
colleges will be discussed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30

DAILY PROVISION MARKRT
LEW GILLnAm

A 7 Nc, ?, Market street nopb side. h~ensiotn,
"A sepien Woiie's stand, u prepared 10 h1uish IN,
heais, Vegetables, AZ, atthe LOW ksT CASH PRICE
ee3f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30

a. B6g-In the year 1868 there will be folr
ecipses-tWo OF the sun AndtWo of thsmoon.
A partial eclipse Of the Sun, May 18th; in.
visibI9tod rsq hna5 " ,eaSf
A total eclipse Of the moon, June lsti Wis
ibla.
10th invisible. = ar
partial eclipse Of the moon, November
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-30

Indiana central a DaIton a western Mn
GM
UAAhonu or TIAnL

49,. n NNf1N NtPEHIHOG7N
n and alter Monday next trains on ihe Indtou.
Centrd Wi leave the Unon DepoI' SIN % Inu
a. oOO a IN, s;i2 a m, and $50 D n. 0f '"eo''
he'oIning' Will arrive Al l6;lO a n, 6:lb D m. An
lhe 6;O a mt and AS pm, express trains mai.
closs connections TO AL points an the Vest anu hnui,'
and9az am train 10 the shortest and oincls. ~
To Chicago and the Northwest. '"'
novl4 H.. q. OAkEY. hnnarntana.n,
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Groceries, sc.
By the Way, Have You Heard
-.1or the News
A.HA LL--zA L

II AS received his new Spring Stock, large, well.ss
IL lected and Of the best quality.
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Carriages.

Ot the latest styles and best quality. Old carrisget
ekeni IN exchange iornew, and a liberal price allowed
~ WORE warranted. Repairing done on short notice
PRICES.
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supposed it TO be apology for quitting Corinth The
men, by their cheering, would seem TO approve such
course; the speech may have been an inhammatory
appeal to them to stand by the sinking cause When
speeches have be made to soldiers to asht
the cause is desperate indeed.
GENERAL sIGEL's DIVISION.
The divisions which have joined Pope from Curtis
army those of JEFF. c. Davis and that Of Sge now
commanded by General Asboth. was mistaken in say
ing that Sigel had arrived.
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other friends; and, mngng together, they pushed
rapidly forward and crossed the corduroycd bridge
double quick Up the steep hill they rushed and sprang
with shout into the or-deserted, save by the dead
bodies which lay around and the huge monster which,
spiked and useless. remained to them as trophies.
rHuRsDAY's BRIDGE BUILDING
The shout which told Of the victory echoed with
tenold force by the corps Of General Pope and in the
distance could hear the shouts Of Bues and Thomas
armies, congratuiatory Of tho achievement. General
Pope Immediately ordered advance The Thirty ninth
Ohio reinforced the skirmshing bands which had gone
the FORT and the entire divisions Of General Popes
corps advanced to tho edge Of the swamp have often
described the swamps which abound here. Imagine
this to be similar one q grand SCALE The work OF
bridging IL was hastily begun, and all the rest Of that
long day Of Thursday consumed In tho work. need
not tell again how those bridges Of corduroy made
from tho sapling trees Of this in terminabe Forest
NIGHTS REST IN SWAMI.
All the remainder Of the line was silent Thursday,
but not idle and when the night came brgdes spanped
tho swamp for every brigade in the army. How wonder
fully the line has been contracted since commenced
this approach rode along its whole length on Thurs
day, and found II not more, should imagine than
four miles But few days ago II have been seven
or eight The army rested on the south side Of the
creek and It's swamp. The water OF the creek furnished
the men with drinkable beverage something for the
want Of which thcy had endured great suffering They
drank their hl They had now possession Of it--nine
points Of the lawand they anticipated that the coming
rugge would leave them sndasputsd owners Of the