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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-13
DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DISPRNSARY

fTrHE attention Of citizens strangcrs aud others Wis
tnE Nashville, requiring ulediial aid iB respect
fully called 10 ths oicc, No 2l noadoriok street. sec
oud noor between Cherry aud tho Square.
De- C0LEnAs s am Old pracutOucg of medicine; ht
almost unlimited experience and hattering success
Or many years past, in the troaimeul of fmvAu lis
rafa has ndaced him 30 devote bis undly ided atten
uou 10 an diseases ioi this nature, Many cases 90
tle most nvcterate character have promptly yielded
10 ma Improved method OF treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary Sypn.
u.s. GOnOrrho,a Glcat aud an diseases of the Eenha
and urinary organs, meet With 90 resistance 30 hn
vcmdics.
A female irregularities aud functional sderange
meuts of the Womb, and the disease arising from
Gestatlon and IN mangcd parturiton.
Rvery case OF RrduCible Rupture, and 0i Plies ,ar
prolnr5ns OF thc Rectum, and muat cases ot fstula
can De CURED by process nearly panlets % either
of the latter cases BE- undertaken hy nr. Coleman
cure Is iaudriabv iodrndnisd, careful cEainiuaiod
aravs paosonts the necessary indcaous oi focctf ~
fttlars 6v his improved method of operating
Porsons Of either applying n poison or by letter
ffescrihinr easel en the nrsi symptoms OF any acute
speoao disease can DO cured n most eases oy tn'
nbortivo method in forty eight hours
strict confidence, prompt attention ana moA'i az
/ et.rrss viii govern him with bis patrons.
- No mercury used 90 the treatment Of u,lirFsa
fis.1ssf AZ hs believes On most caaeal produces
-,,Tre 4 lssaso than that q 10 given 10 cure.
Oaco hours from eight IN tae morning uu nine l'
7 the aYunint
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With reference TO the loss of the siores
during the late army movements, The
Washington STR Of Thursday says
The stories alleging that considerable
quantities Of our Quartermasier's and
Commissary's stores fell into the hands
of the rebels in the course OF our late
retrogade movement are untrue With
the exception Of the $4,000 rations only
that they captured at Manassas, (Which
by-the-by were woll-nigh entirely vast
ed by the party making the capture ia
their iamished cagerness each 90 clutch
whatever he could to eat, no other Of our
provisions fell into their hands, They
also took forty-eght wagons loads Of
hospital stores, the bulk of them being
whisky only. We have been able 10
hear Of no other captures Of siorcs made
| by them.
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Tn CH0rs rs IowA.-The yield of
wheat Is estimated at 20,OOOO0 bushels
this year, being l,75OO0O bushels more
than the crop OF 1861 There have been
l,325OO0 acres cultivated this season boa
corn, which will yield 16,210O0O bush
chs. or an excess over the crop of last year
Of l6,OO00OO bushels. Gate viii reach
10000 900 bushels hay, bOO0OOO tons.
The 50 ate win be- able 10 export this year
10000 cattle aud 100000 hogs, The
Increase OF sheen has been about one
third during the past year making The
number in the State JyOuuo.
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ihH and adjoining silies as cxnefea
ced and compelent directors or Fcmhio
Education respectfully Inform the ct -
2cns Of Nashville and The public IN general, shat
spacious building, recently orectod enables them 90
receive large number Of pupils
The Academy is about ruilo from the city. and
o. situaiod In one Of the most bsautifulaud healthy
locations in its vicinity
The ladies of this Institution, hong especially ic-
voted 10 the Education Of the young Of their own sex,
will leave nothing mdone 20 mpart TO tho pupils com
nded 10 their care a thorough Education in tha high.
est sense of the word.
The religion proi,s'cd by ne iauc Of lhc insttu.
zion j ne Catholic, and uhey win mpari special re-
lgious instruction 70 pupils protesting that faith
Pupils ofeycry religious denomintiion vii be ad
nlttcd, and mo- unduo Influence VIII be uscd 70 bas
the religious rriaciries Of the youns ladies nor viii
any OF Them bc permitted % ombraco the Caihole
faith without the verbal or wrion cons out of parents
or guardians. Uniformity and good order, however
rcguire the attendance ram a. morning and cyeninr
prayers, and at tio religiou sxorcisa1 on sunday.
The course Of study s divided into fodr depart
mcnis, each department hayine e. own distinct
course ofstudies agirned 20.
Iho Academio Year viii consist ol tso 5. aiona-
the hrst commcnciu9 on tho hr.t Monday Of -cpieh
bor, the second on tlo drt Monday of February
The Academic yea viii close wilh q public di tribu
! ton OF preminma and hanors about tla ooh of Jun
/ OF each year
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l. O. q F.
Ious F. Hmr Grsud Secretary, should be addressed
al Nashville, TsHH,

JouS r. Hmr, Graud Secretary, should be addressed
at Nastudie, TeH".
Tennessee Lodge, No. l-Moets every Tuesday Even.
lug, at thelr Hal on the corner Of Union and sum.
mer streets. The officers for the present tsrm, are
o. s. Iesueur N g.; j, E Mills Y.G.; j. I. Wcakey
secretary l.. X spain, Treasurer.
Tsobue Lodge, No. lo-Meets at tho same place
every Monday evening The officers are r. A,
Campbell, ~ O., Horny Apple, y.G.; j. l- Park,
secretary n. ~ brown, Treasurer
ssls, Lo3ge. No. oo-Neets at their Hall, on south
Cherry street, every Friday kvening The officers
are %. O. covert, N.G Frank Harman, YG.i james
WYATT Secretary W. NJ Mallory, Treasurer
aurora Lodge No. lo5, German Meets at the
Hail. corner OF Union and summer streets, every
Thursday Evening The officers are Charles Rich
Nap. Friedman, YG., --- Bttorch, secretary
Geo. selierle, Treasurer
Riigsls Enoarnpuenf, No. l-Mcctu az the above i'i
an the arst and third Wednesdays of each mouth
Tho officers are, }, 4. Nils CPiT a. Mcbride M
g. Fuler, sw.; Peter Harris, Dr., J.W'i j'in b
Hide, Scribe b. n. Cutter Treasurer
Olrs Branoh Eeuoampmos, No. 4-hte'a al th'
above Han on the second and fourth "Wednesday
uirhts Of each mouth The officers are Jas, 7 Belt
OP., Henry Apple, HI.i l., Moker, s.w'; b fred
man, Jw. Charles Khcher, sorioei j. N Nard
Treasurer
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alashriIlr almiOu.
TER N s,
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. IS. 1852


Correspondence Of lhe New York Time.
Ties on the RapPRhRnnOcks Tho
roughfare Gap. Buil Run-'rhe
Fight ON the Orange ana AlcxRn-
dria Hailr0ad---OuF LOsscs-.-Citi-
zens Captured --- Stragglers --- A
splendid Chnrge---uo odern ChlyoI-
Fy-IneStimHble GeneraIship,
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

SLs,ig-Iames NJ. Hinton prpUHes-thomas Hob
sou and J. X. buchanan.
Register Phineas Garrett.
TSusfes-w. Jasper Taylor
UoroRer--N II. Belchor.
Ranger--John Corbht.
Revenue Coiector--J, O. Brtey.
Railroad Tar OolleciOr--W. d. Robertson.
Co1aabiss for he NdsdriHs Dhrict-Iohn d. Cover
and J r. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Jt,dgs-Hon James whitworth.
Clork-P. Lndsley Niohol.
A. The Judges Court meets the drst Monday in
each month, and the Quarterly Court, composed of
the Magistrates Of the County IS held the hrst Mon.
day In January, April, July and October,
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judgs-IIon Nathaniel Baxter,
Clerk-David C. Love.
81 The Court meets the nrst Monday In March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Jadge-IIon william X. Turner.
Clerk-Chsres y. niggons
ar The Court meets The nrst Monday IN April Au
gust and December.
oHAHcERY COURT
Chaucslior--Hon. Samuel D, Frierson.
Cierk and Master--J K. Gieayea
A. The Court meets the nrst MondaJ In May and
November.
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CITY ooysRUaENT
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Hayor
WILLIAM sHaNF Rse0Fssr
JOHN CHUMBIEY, Marshal

Deputy Mar.lois--w ~ Wilkinson, A. C. Tucker
and James a Steele.
Clerks oCfls Markei--John Chumbley er-odco, drsti
Joa R,an. second and John Rcddick, third
Tar Assss,or--wflam Driver.
Reseaas Collseior--A b. shaDknnd
Wassg Tar ColscioT-E Garrett
qfsaurer-R Henry.
WAR Masisr--Thonas leake
Superintendent Of he Worthouse--J Q bodd.
Superintendent qf De Water Worls--Jamea Wyatt
chief Of he Fire Department-John NJ seabury,
Serton Of he Oeinesry--T u. Mcbride.
Sired Opaaeer--J L. stewart
Cug .tiorBeg--John McPhail Smith
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Noble speech Of tho Gallant Colonet
COTcoran, az she Great Reception
In nhiIRheInhiR.

NOhAt NlfNEAM 81 AhAN AsAAAhtiA ARtNhNh
COTcoran, az she Great Reception
IN Philadelphia,
Citizens Of Philadelphia--Permit me
TO thank you for this evidence Of regard
and esteem, and the very Kind manner
in which you have received me to-day.
But trust there is not ono among this
vast assembly, or among The tens Of
thousands who lined the streets to-day,
who imagines that you, fellow citizens,
have turned out for any other purpose
than as a signal mark Of your devotion
TO the glorious Institutions under which
we live, and for which you believe that /
have suffered. You believe in my efforts
to shield the government from the fate
that appeared TO lower upon it in my en-
deavors TO uphold Though without
success-and having fallen victim
among the first who suffered for the
cause, and you now appear around me
TO testify respect to the man whom you
believe TO have been actuated by the
sublime truth
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pAuD.on Corsrr Dlasoron-oon.lrgs8.



P5a-Hcadquariefs 90 Hiah street. Coll ?. Mil
lor commanding.
Headquarters On summer street or,
Ford'a reaidence.) W. " siden Maj. 10Th g. s In
fantry, A. A.G.
Ffoaoa Marshal-licadquafters a. The Capitol. A.
C. Ginem, Col. let Tenn. Infantry.
CliJ Assiifaai QudrieTnaser - Headquarters On
Cherry street No. no. Judge Catfon's residence }
Capt > d. Bingham.
AsisiaHf Quariermasfer-No 90 Cherry street. Capt.
r. Stevenson
dasailat Qaariernaalsr - Vine street, near Mrs.
poks residence. Capt. r. n. lamb.
Assistahi QuaytsTmasssr--No. 81, Market street..
Capt. J. ~ Hale.
Ciicf Coo'misslyg- Headquarters, No 10, Vine st.
Capt r Macfeely.
Comiasssary Of sabsista'oe-B'oad street. Capt. s.
Little
AciiHg C0mplissary n sHbsiaeioe-corner Of Broad
and College streets Lieut. Charles Allen.
Medical Dirsci0r-summer street. OR. Fords old
rrsidence) surgeon, F., swin
Medical PwBeyors Ogoe--Church street, Masonic
Building. J R pRuE, Sturgeon, sth Kentucky In
fsntry, Acting Medical Pmveyor
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

Persons wishing n sond Freight and Packages by
the Morning Trains OF ths Louisvulr ANf NAsu-
Was and HAaHviLIr AND DToAfuE RAusoAns,
must have the slmo ~ the once by O'Clock ihe
evening Prey.Cna
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CITY COUNCIL.


Bosr.l of Aidgmen--M NJ Bricn, President J. =.
Newman, O. A. J. MOyneld, H.G. scoye, VIM Chrat-
han. }. smith, NJ. @. l.. Claiborne, and Jas Robba
on,aou councii--w ?. Jones, President William
Roberts, T. j. Yarbrough, VIM. Driver, WIN Stewart,
louis Bough, ". Mullins, James Turner, G N South
gate, A. ). Cole, Jas. Davis Andrew Anderson, T. B
Knowles, and John cready
srANpNa COMMITTEES or rHE cry corNc'L.
F,sanee--Knpwles, scoyel and Cole.
u1tsy Vortf-Andersou, Smith and Claiborne
Srees s-Yarbroueh, Turncr, southgatc, Davis, Brien
Mayaeld, Chsatham and Claiborne.
Wharf-Newman stewart aud Turner
Hospiial-Jones, Maydeld and soau
Standardization, May Geld ana knowles.
r,e pepartnat-Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gds-Driycr oheatham and Davis
ceineisrg-smth, stewart aud Newman.
Mirte, Rou.e-Robcr,s, stewart and Turner
Slares-Hough, Claiborne andpavs
Polioe-Cheatham, Brien and Anderson
Spripg.-Hough, Claiborne and Brien.
Workhows--C -Cheatham, Mayield aud knowles.
Improvements and ErpeHdibre' Cole, sooyel aud
Cready
Publio P,op0iy-Brien, Chcatbam aud Turner
Pert House--SAyGed Jones and Roberts
Rsy- The Board ol Aldermen meets the Tuesday
nexl preceding the second and fourth Thursdays in
each month and the Common Council the socond
and fourth Thursdays each month
NIGHT POLICE
Capidin-John Baugh.
First Lieuteaani-wm. Yarhrough.
Second LieuteHant--Johu II. Davis
Poiicemen-wm. Jackson, John Cavender, Nich Ia
Wis joel Philiips, VIM Baker, John Cotlren, William
hayo, John Enges ). w. Wright, John Puckelt
Robert Scott, W. C. Francis Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce David Yates, and Charles Huih.
ar The Police Court Is opened every morning a
nine O'Clock.
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B. B. CONNOR & BRO,
COmmISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 8 COLLEGE STREET

NJ Nblhhhe NAhhfl
new stock just received aud for sale
low To close out COnstgnmeuts.
DON Bbls. Salt, Tor safe by
100 0S1's aps sN''' ''' '''' " ooNSoR & BRO
~ Coils ROPE Cor sale by
~ ape OoNN"H hNo.
40 's;i ss, Coal o'-' Tor sale by cosuos BRO
I'D " aps O'''' 'Ol' ''''' '' ' GoNNoR BRO
! tSO dozen BRooMs, for sale BY
! 0O aps CoNNoE a BRO
80 'sS's sSs STARCH for sale by coxsop . BRO.
IL APPS CoNNoR BRO
IL sps sues '' '''' coSNoR BRO
! IL sps CoNN0R 4 BRO
tn boxes Yeast POWDERS, for sale by
/ ~ aps CoNN0R BRO.
~ ses ~ ~ ooSNoR BRO
1OO gross MATCHES, Tor sale by
20 'Sp sPs '''' 0"'''''' ''' sat Sco5SNoR q BRO
20 'S1's sps ''''' ''' save '' oovNoR \ co.
Ia Oap'a sps '''''A"' ''' '' ooyNoR 3 BRO.
| I'D spS '- y ooNNon BRO
"a % %Sps '''' ''' ''' 'coNNoR BRO.
< kits HERRING, for sale by ...
, kits SHAD, Cor sale by
= aps ooNNoR BRO
10 bbls. TROUT, for sale by
In bbls MACKEREl, for sale by
4 bbls, CIDER, Tor sale by
ne boxes dried HERRING, for sale by
10 Sps " ~ toNNoR x BRO
QOteg MANS, tor sale by .,..,., ono
hkO bbs Crushed sugar, Tor sale by
IslE bags MEAL, for sale by
500 's' sp. FLOUR for safe BY 'cosvop d. BRO
on casks HAMS, 20, sale by
DO casks sInbs, Tor sale by .., .
~ aps 'oNNuh q hho,
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ARRIvAL ANp pEPARTURR oF MAILs.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mail via Louisville, arrives Daily, 63OPM.
leaves " Tia A. NJ.
Columbia, via T "A. R.R. arrives 6.30P.
leaves % G.tOA.M.
sbelby,inc. via n. 4 C.. RR, arrives $50 Pm.
loavcs % 1000 A. VI.
Lebanon, arrives 1900 NJ.
leaves GC0r.M.
Memphis Mail, leaves hily,va Louis'ie and Cairo.
posT-oFF1CEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE =
Liberty, Alexandria;
0ordonsyc, Smithytle,
WRtertown, Jennings Fork.
I TOsrOFFICES ON LINE OF N. S q. R.R.--
Mnrfreesboro, FosteryiHe,
Jordan's Valley, or shelbYnlo,
Chrstlana. Palmetto.
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IPiH Je opened fer tie reception Of Pupils
on Monday, Spk SGt, 1862.

THE sisrERs or THE ORDER
= or ST. DOMINIC, well known Ia
lhF and adjoining silies az cxnoHea
ced and competent directors of I'cmaio
Edncatian. respectfully inform tho ciii.
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"'Rather on the scanOld dic,
or IN the battles van,
The mob est place iorml0 tn die
Is where he dies Tor mann"
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rEnms PER SEssInN.

rAvAme Us ADVANCE
,r Boarl and Tuition, sos, s71, s75, ana $50.
Ftf. d., ana. damn ID ma a uf ha ttttt,tI.
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Nfw.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. DECEMBER % 1852.

tribe and robs bis last customers OF the cattle he has
sold them. With bis stock thus replenished he pays
his allies and buys more ivory. Having second
timo exhausted his stock, be makes new alliance
aud steals back the cattle. When sufficient cargo
has been procured, the expedition returns.
"A case of marriage under difficulties is reported
in an English paper In the first place the puoica-
ton of the bans was stopped by the guardian OF the
poor, that functionary stating that the proposed
bridegroom was hopeless imbecile. An appeal
was thereupon made to the Bishop OF the diocese,
who ordered the bans to be published. Matters
having been thus advanced stage, the happy pair
presented themselves for marriage. The ceremony
wen. on smoothly till the putting on Of the rlng,
when the parson demanded his fees; these amounted
to 7s Cd. The bride and groom bad but 2s. 3D. be-
tween them, and affairs were thus at stand sti''
bu. the friends aud spectators, who were determined
to see the thing through, contributed enough 10
make up the required amount, and the hard'Pressed
couple were declared man and wife.
Warsaw, says recent letter from that city,
the aspect Of town taken by storm; the
garrison is increased, patrols and guards doubled
private dwellings are daily broken into, aud their
inmates carried away to be lodged in the citadel,
there 10 await their final Incorporation into the Inn
perial army. The brutality aud insolence OF these
visits battles all description and no other resource Is
left to the families bat bribery and passive submits
sion. The Government pays SO well for this forced
that persons Of ordinary means canrot
compete in bribery their only success is in procnr
ing the alienation Of the sulerings inflicted by the
police when no money is offered.
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may be explained by the perusal of his two volumes
of diplomatic correspondence, and by the unlucky
aud contradictory suggestions which the State De-
partnient has from time TO time cent to the New
York press.
As i have just said, people acquainted with Louis
Napoleon's views, and with the logic which the
French people carry everywhere, even in their for
egn policy, expect to see his hands again in ou at.
fairs. They allege as their reason for this belief
that the French Government in framing the proposal
Of mediation have carefully considered all the posi-
biiies contingent upon such measure, and resolved
on its course in whatever event. that the refusal OF
the two Powers is not the end Of the business that
until the proposition has been presented to the Gov
eminent whose troubles it undertakes TO relieve, the
French Cabinet will not have carried Quits purpose
and consequently that we must prepare to DO called
upon, at any moment, to pronounce upon its plan Of
mediation
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Green" "The Hunchback," "The Wife," "Tbc
Daughter" "Tho Love Chase" "WOmans W.T.
The Maid of Mariendorpt," Love-" cod
Maids" "John of Procda," "The Rose Of ARA
gon," and "The Secretary" followed in rapid sue.
cessiOn. In several of these plays Knowles himself
appeared; in some Of them he sustained the leading
characters lie also delivered courses Of lectures at
various places, on elocution and kindred subjects.
America he visited twice. Under the Ministry Of
the late Sir Robert Peel literary pension Of f2OO
per annum was bestowed upon him as an acknowl'
sdgent by the Crown Of Ills labors in the cause OF
literature. lie also wrote como novels and tales,
and two works on subjects Of polemical theology,
/" The Rock of Rome" and "The Idol demolished
by its own Priests" both written in opposition to
the tenets Of the Church Of Rome.
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Dcnih Of Aheridnn Fknewles.

Sheridan Knowles, the drainalisl, died at T0rQnay
on tie 30ih ult in ls 18th year. lie tie eldest.
son Of the auihcr ola Dictionary Of tie Engish
Language" and nan Of oninonce both g.. talent
and learning lie received Lis Chlisiim name in
consequence Of lis connection With tie Sheridan
family. When only Il years Old, lis mind began TO
display lie inherent Inclination fJs "a sort Of liea-
turo in which he afterward became distinguished
having composed play for company Of juvenile
performers, cfWl0m lie was the leader. Soon ai,cr-
ward lie coul9sed tie ALletto Of I'm O era founded
tic history o. the ChcyalicI DC Gill,n. j. four
teen he wro.c The ballad Of he "Nolsb IlsIper'
hls. Knowos made lis fret appearance as an actor
on Tie boards Of Cgow.strect Thcaicr ia DublD,
aud he atcrward performed in Wa.elf0rd, Swansea,
and various other sacca. lie subsequently assisted
Lis father at tie Belfast ACCIDENTAL Institution
While in that city lis fins. dramatic elos were subj
mit'cd 10 the ordeal Of public favor. Tie first o.
these pieces was " Brian DOrohmc," rather rifqc
ciameato Of piece by another author than an org-
nal play. The next was " Csi,ig GraccLus." first
performed IN Belfast on the 18Th Of February, 1915
aud acted about eight years aiteIward in London
with great success The third Of lis plays as Viz
ginias.' civilian Tell, "Tho Beggar OF BetAnal
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daced It was enforced-ofen with stripes sometimes
at the cost Of life-always with robbery. Let En.
Rlishmen wash their hauds Of all participation Ia
Slavery, and let all friends of Freedom throughout
the country, whatever their differences Of opiaion
In regard to the war; resolve never to purchase an.
other yard of cotton branded with tue mark stolen
goods" stained with blood, and crying to God
against those who keep back The hire of the r.
b0rer
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A REPORTED VICTORY AT PIKETOE, KESTUCEY
GIN. TLOlD's COMMAND.


letter wGs received here yeejerfay from an
officer 81 Gen. FLOYD command which conveys the gety
lux report VI pOTtant Itc.on kentucky We
COPY tie following =. fss1l OF tie letter;
MEAN OEISDY WESTERN VIRGINIA, Dec. Q, 1872.
We have Just heard that the State Line has met with
glorious suc,s Pike,ou. Ga Kentucky Is AID % be kcu
b. Col Cl4kson. Coz. John III and 20 men kIedi 90
Y'oncfa ien. The enemy "Loo foe. Of ~ -on scat
tered and nine fGtboa.s aiken loaded with stoTcs.
Gt1 lloyd with the Remainder Of M force hsn cleared
or. the ieoIf Gre Home Guards and g.efy stst,fcd and
routed the band which threatened this section with invasion
Tic ae.4 came "a. aad Dsous ~ older
believe t. bot csuuot vcuch for r.
We are lat frozen 10 here. We guarding CHS end Of
the read and having but sm, force hssc mad hard
time have sley. 10 snow aud ice until an hardy
Lspalder.
Gen. Floyd viii he at Gruudy TO
THE WAR DLBI-THC SOUTH CAROLINA Legs
LATURE PLEDGES TIE REDEEM. TON or
HER QUOTA.
CHAELLsIOE. Dec. 1.-THE South Carolina Leg-
atufe ms unanimously posed BIZ Iedng the isH nud
funds Of tte State for the redemption ~ Us o. the Cor
ofae debt provided that such bonds my be sold
wifbl tie Cclltcrcy, sLe. bc scd 20 lao lgie bidder
AID l1y 4ed that tho ckcrg Of TIE Solo should have TIE
gt pgfehee Tie bonus guarantees IL preference 20 ali
otaoi equal bid1c!s.
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in tho fight on Morris and Wilfs's Hills, may be
estimated us follows:


PARTICULARS OF TIKI DEATH VI ttNs tOBBs
A oroup OF officers consisting Of Gen. Cobb, his
Adutant Capt Herring Gen. Cook and his Adiu-
tsnt. Cant. Bgtler, and Capt Brewster were stand
ing in Tie telegraph road near the scene of oclioD
whom q shell exploded ia their midst, piece Of
which struck Gen. Cobb on the thigh, the same
piece also Striking Gen. Cook on the left temple
fracturing bis skull. By the same explosion Capt.
Brewster was badly wounded inst above the knee,
and CAPT. Herring riousy in the hip. Gen. Cobb,
on being strack quietly asked for a tourniquet. A
eilk handkerchief was made to serve the purpose as
far possible, but 10 little avail lie was led from
the field and all the aid rendered that medical skill
could devise, hut in vain lie expired in few Lours
freely giving up his lie in defense Of lis conntrys
freedom. Ion.
Iuesday--l2 o'c'ock.-On Monday afternoon the
Yankee forces IN the field their left near Freder-
ichsburg, were reviewed their entire lsngth by
Burnside. The column appeared abont mile in
length. Some of their big guns to the left threw Il
few she Ia 20 add to the display. IOS.
REBEL KILLED AND WOUNDED.
have been at some pains to ascertain our loss,
and as the result Of my effort, have obtained from
Dr.. j. c. uerndon, the polite Surgeon On Gen. &c
stat, the following statement, which may be relied
upOu as correct: