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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-21

The HosPITALs AFTER THE BATTLE OF FAlR
OAKs.-I will not ask you to visit the hospitals
with me. War here loses all its facinations.-
Yet amid its horrors human nature is ennobled
by frequent exhibitions Of the best qualities
which adorn it. One pdor fellow was brought
In with one mangled leg dangling loosely
ssYour leg is broken said I. eyes, stranger
said the brave fellow, shut I had the grand
satisfaction to fire my twenty cartridges first"
/ saw Colonel Cross while the surgeon was
dressing his wound. He was gritting his
teeth with pain; and laughing royalty It the
fact that his regiment had broken the rebel
line with their bayonetss "Ohl B." said
he, sit would have made you yell with delight
to see the id rascals run. We charged
'em like hill" ibid they standi" said l.
..stsnd. the d-l; they run like quarter horses.
There, DR." said c., .'don't hurt any more
badly" At this Instant his eye fell upon two
or three Of his men In the crowd which had
clustered around him. '.What are you doing
here said Gross Why amt you hghtinxs" The
the poor fellows exhibited bloody clothing,
which was sufficient response. One gallant
fellow was carried near Gen. Mcclellan upon .
litter. He was desperately wounded in the
chest The General halted, lifted his cap and
inquired II he suffered much "Oh! never
mind General, /" said the dying soldier, while .
beautiful smile lighted up his paid features,
II can afford to die in such q battle. nh be
all right General Said Gen. Mcclellan, at
was beautiful to watch the devotion Of tie men.
They are invincible." The General devoutly
raised his hat, % all soldiers do while passing
. wounded soldisr. am happy to say thai
after the battle he did not forget to visit the
hospitals.-( Cor. Cincinnati Com.
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= yesse Ialy fton sses11ia, Sas1shiAg ~
tense seal fer che rsbsl Gauss. bet - ins9.ee
love for sFrsseh gentleman who was seody -
willing 70 we'd her, found hsrsslf II . quaadasy.
In order 70 make The marriage civil lseal, h
must be performed IN frsush ssyle nd sasety
legation Of the country 70 which tAs laAy -
longsd. Bat Slidsll was h9 niaislse "a =
was not recognized % he eould ds 10 nees
and msntal cogtation. Cupid carried Tie -
against perverted patriotism and the yosse
lady conducted her dearly beloved TO the Unl-
ted States legation, whore they wsrs married
BY Mr.. Dayton, beneath the folds Of the Amer.
lean nag and By fiction Of international law
upon American soil
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YHlApsinniA, June ls.-Ths correspondent
Of The Pres, writing from Gen. NeClsllans AZ
ny, givss IN account Of the incursion By TIE
snemy IN ~ vicinity Of Waite HOUSE, Friday
Alissnoon, which indicates that Il was moro he
ssDalt Of 8 mistake than ~ expedition Of daring.
Hs ~ hat on Friday sesstpg . dessshmsnt Of
Jaeksen's fores eoming 0ewn ffpm 0ordonsvills,
~ along ~ Linz Of IL Aqsia Greek Railroad,
n1steek tasis sosrss, VIM 'shsy struck de hssd
waters e ~ 0hiekehomiay, far y thslsft, and
tsasrai plskss@ TAsy isstsatly dss1 . 10 lIss
| q balals I'D sagsgGd on cavalry yidsts Who
ers11ally eetisea bs3ese sspssise lasoae 1bs
W.T. o. nss1sAee - n9hs e. ~ eoasaeeu
~ esaele = ato6dy Gssa, vitheal
6een119 = boaWuoo e ~ al6a6at ypediaG
6Voa q ~ ~ C ~ 10y,
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| =
bgHIudrcs, FRIDAY p. =. .
he keevy, rains III ere last week or two ar,
IA = h.vs ases,oved ehs chints hug and grea:
,-,,--..-.s q. .s.. - :. .,a.o rhe.
- s'1ps0seo - oa.nees W :"
harvest The weethsr 10 rather cool 'or corn
bat July ana August viii make that al III t.
We ne.esnt fsli ma,ket renorts Il. a, ali i'm
49, g --,S. - g, ..'I-. s:....,
osssnt posnss, 0ssov. i"sss - w ""po''"'
changea
The river is rsceding The rai'r sd across the
$1,000. -. 49,. c.,,,, ..,.,,.d f.;rce Nood.v
,.'.~. 49,. =. 49, '.,v .sr-.'..' 49, -.
~ snu = = aoPso s.ss ps'"auen' slp'S's'
ments will b nads during the present Summer
and Dall 20 that No fnture interruptiou shall 90.
~. =, eo,,a. h, =. -.
- 49,. :. -
tst-efssnsd' ia renned
wn.te Ia4cs CHARMED iVscs
CC0 zoe
AOhAcSkS-by the DOL, heDoned, ~; eyr'
-: -; ken - 90. Sorshuns at@soc
r,A "a. - 1c@4.
nlO.-sc
ppn nonr.o y, ~ prime, new q ~.
1nOO1S-Xi xe@i % Per dozen.
RLOUh--W h0iesal0 v4,oO 70 $o,OO; spring
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Chicago Market.

THURsDAY, June l9-4 P. N.-The Flour mar.
ket was without quotable change. The demand
was moderate, with sales at the range of Is, so
@t4,O0 for medium to choice spring extras,
and q so for favorite do. Wheat was firm and
in demand for shipping, and prices advanced /
@i on Amber Iowa and No. ! spring. Sales
we're at Sec for No. Red; s0@sO} for No. 2
Red; S0@s1c for Amber Iowa; 77}@7s2c Tor
No. spring: and 7O@7sc for No. 2 spring, all
in store. The market closed quiet and 6rm.-
Corn was in good demand, and prices advanced
early 4@ac, but afterward fell back and closed
steady. Sales were at 29c. for Old Yellow and
White in store; sole for Old Yellow aaoat; SIC
for Old White aaoat; 27a@2s4c for old mixed
in store; 2St@243c for New Mixed In store, and
9o@a2c for New and Old Rejected in store
Oats were }c better, with sales at 20c for No.
in store. Rye was in good demand and 3@lc
better, with sales Of No. l in store at 37}@Ssc,
Higbwinee were firm, with sales at 22@22&c.
chiefly at inside quotation. Lake Freightt
opened &c lower, bus closed 6rmer, with char
tiers 1t 8@S4c for corn to Buffalo; 90. fol
wheat do; and II for corn to Osvego
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my kAs.SsoOS CPcSies
wAsHIseros, June ia naval officer who
ID. sos seysrAlmonshs belonged 70 the squadron
v'ne on Elisabeth, says be has frequently no.
noeo bodies. which be supposed to be- those OF
oaloo men, floating BY bis vessel down sbs Pas
s.ne'as nssf-not few Of them, horrible TO
eay, were headless. a
lTimes' Despatch.
I've Or three Of the leading secsssion!sts Of
seeefieksburg, Who gave protection 70 Union
sa Who complain that notorious rsbs.s have
0eea treated With marked considsrssion AID
Seen psoperty guarded BY our troops. whilst shs
ossen nsn were allowed 10 suffer. fsslg
(Timss Special.
Asw Isa1, yaos lo-On Saturday Col. GRECO.
xsovoes Marshal Of AlexaDdrIa, Informed
~. ns. Billny, Pastor Of the Baptist Church.
ns .sM % could not pray for the President Of The
Sa'ssd States and the success Of the Federal
~ - voald b compelled % closs his Church.
= :. sslluy iascrnsd Col. Gregory that 30 could
a. eoaply viii NJ request, sbsreupou Colopel
- ,ansdieeely took military possesoion
~ ~ Vesres I'D slossd IL dora 6eversl
~ Vssssss q ssosah psoslIvidss have been
swls,
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Tuesday Evening June II.
WHEAT-Holders were rather sitter to-day
and obtained full prices. Sales $50 SKIS spring
at e6c; 40b fall at 75@sOc 500 at s2@s7c !;
100 at SIC; 459 at s6@s8c; $50 at $50 500
choice on private terms; 80 private; ~ and
800 at 90; los st CSC; and 40 and $50 at ESQ
u bushel.
OATS-Firmor and sales Of 100 and 40 SKIS
At 36c; All st S62c, delivered; $50 at SIC, do |;
and TOO including new gunnies, at $50.
CORN-Unchanged and dull, with sales Of $50,
822 and $50 sks private 100 in osnaburgs at
s0}. and 50, l5o, 4ss. lb2 and ESQ at Sic per
bushel
FLOUR-A lot OF 400 bbls Of choice family
city mills for Philadelphia at IS 50, and the fol.
lowing lots of country; 100 bbls superfne at
IS so; 100 low grades At IS rs; $50 extra at
IS 30; III do at q 10; $50 double extra at
a go; so and 100 at - Is; so at a so. and
100 do In SKIS at g s7}
BARLEY-Dull at present We hear of no
| sales.
RYE-Aovement liberal, embracing los sacks
at s4}c; IS, 140 and S46 at SOC, sacks returned,
and 107, l4O, l43, 81, 12O and $40 at 4Oc, part
delivered, sacks included, and PAT on private
terms
WHIsKY-Advanced to 2Oc "a gallon with
sales Of l2o bbls at that figure, and 140 private
terms.
HAY-steady at CSC delivered for prime limo
thy, with sales of 20, 49 and $50 bales.
DRIED FRUIT-S4 sacks apples at 90c per
bushel.
WOOL-90o lbs tub washed sold at 40@4lc,
and 400 unwashed at 29c D ID.
HIDES-Steady for dry flint at lS4@ls1c
GLIB.
LARD-3b pkgs sold at 8 y ID.
BACON-A good deal Of country Offering
some in bad order and skippery; $1,000 lbs
shoulders and hams at &c, round; 8 casks hams
at &c; 700 pieces shoulders at &c, and ID, 900
lbs clear sides at &c per Id.
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LEAvExwoRfH, June lS.-In the court Of i'm.
peachment Geo. 8. Hilgsr, State Auditor, vas
found guilty of granddaughter and deposed from
Office BY q vote Of eighteen 70 two. The case Of
Geo. Robinson was then taken up, and hs was
declared not guilty BY vote Of nineteen 20 two
in the 6rst article Of impeachment, and BY I
unanimous vote on all the other articles. The
court then adjourned sine die. g
The editor and publishers Of the Daily Esqai.
rv. Of this city, have been ARE ssed and impris.
oned BY ORDER Of Brigsdier General Blunt. Of,
general charge Of disloyalty. The paper vim
be suspended for the present.
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From Tonnesseo

NASHVILLE, June l0.-The Union learns that
fifteen thousand men will be raised for service
in Tennessee. Several leading Unionists are
engaged in the work.
A despatch from Gen. Morgan and Gov. John.
son says: We hold Cumberland Gap
Large Union Meetings we're held at Smith,
Kiets and Giles counties.
The Clergy have been required to take the
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nl.tlnxui.h,a Arr,v.l..

BosroS, June lo.-Pierre Soule and the late
Sheriff OF New Orleans have arrived here and
been sent 10 Fort Warren.
The ship Wilder Farley from New Orleans,
t0th, has arrived with cargo of 40 hogshsads
Of sugar, 372 barrels Of molasses, 1899 bbls.
roain and 24Q barrels tar.
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Musserlng for ray.

New YoRK, June &c. L. Larned, U. 8. A.
is now At Fort Columbus, Governors Island,
mastering for pay the released prisoners of war
have arrived here All wishing to receivs their
pay proper and commutation Of rations must re.
port without delay TO that post.
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From the Flesilla.

Arkansas, Juno ls.
The expedition down the river has reached
here without u ehot being fred at US.
The tug Spitare has captured the rebel steam
er Clara Dollson to-day In Bayou Lagraux. She
had 100 bales of cotton on board and is said te
be worth $4,000. She has started for Mem
phis with prize crew on board.
Judge Fletcher and several others are in In
dian Bay.
The iron.clad gunboat Arkansas, lately run
down from Memphis in an unfinished state, II
expected to offer US battle.
The Van Dorm, which escaped our fleet Al
Memphis is said to be up the Arkansas.
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FSTRAY NOTICE.

~ Taken up May 18th, 1882, BY James welsh, 4 ~
residence In Benton Township Des Moines County Iowa
the following described horsesto VT:
One chrsnut sorrel, supposed to b ysns ed ANsso
hands high star In the forehead, two white hind es al
the RICH fore foot while, With saddle mass Appssios1
ct ninety. Ave dollars.
The other bright sorrel With white hairs uixsA III
over hu supposed 70 BE- ten years old fourteen all
half hands high, With hlaSe In the face two white Ind
feet, also has saddle marks Both horses sprung n -
knees
Appraised Of seventy. Ave dollars By D. Seoas end J,
Mitchell, on 'he 2oh day Of Nay, 1861 before j. p,
Hedges. Piled Nay 3ekh, 1862.
J. LAHHI, Clsk.
Nays W0me N J, w. URlaDY. DeDo1y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

70 rHn NERVOUS AND CONSULTATIVE o. Do4a
ssxss. Retired Cievgyum hsviag 6eea regonrs1 -
health 10 fsv days. aftsr many y3aSS a sas eu9eso
Il post poid directed envelope copy o. ~ psesp
ton used. Direct 10 the Rev. JOHN r. DA0HAtL, IL
1plton serese, Drooklyu, n. Y. Cuae1S-Wl0
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The ..AaAby. noys, y

All asSa HnAk IN. r. H.
r.csns h.s.I. LIN r-s-cy. s.,a,, - s...s.
h.vs hssn u,.d. i, ;n,... -. s.I,., ...s..;,,.
vith variou. chivalrie and om.nt;c .I;.;..
A Cinoinnasi corrs.r,crdsrs - .hs NJ w..
T,,huns ~.;,,nr . e 49," h.r,ss ~. ~, 49, =
hia ~ vss recei,ed msL.. him ONE I ,sr- AZ; Is
ferent chnr.cter W. nnose.' Wy vs..
A few years 400 heinc IL II. tom nc w..
,enton' u. INV sttension - d;,ec.ss ~ . h.,e
dozen youps men. Who were soine lie round. ~
ia tovn. cnttino m ! .nlurse sensrsii, Th..
vere consIdered under .rdens n sa..rc:. -,
Of these we're nsmed - me n ...he An, hn, No..
Dick Ashby-sipce killed in Westsrn T;rrini.
-vas. WIN ssv him. irving 10 niok /. onsrrsi
win ! Young nan. before v6om ID stood IL !.
menacing attitude. Three Of these .hrosbe,,
have since disd---twoo Of dissipation. Ous died
q Par 10, Fauouier county, vhile hiO two broeh.
sss were engaged in mobbine J. G. Undervood.
The survivor & Turner Ashby, Who 4 nov ouite
lpronnept in the rebel army Of Western vir.ipia
and much talked Of by our newspaper CORES.
pondents % the author Of what is'oelled .Ash,
by's oath" which h 70 wreak dire revenge ler
the death Of his brother Richard, and which =
I. al
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sensas,on Ten.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-The Ledger has on
its bulletin that Secretary Stanton has again
called on the Governors OF States to know how
many men they can at once furnish to reinforce
the army. This 10 believed to be in consequence
Of the achievements received by Jackson in
the Shenandoah Valley.
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New CountsrGeie.

Taoy, June ia new counterfeit on tho
Asnufaeturers' Bank Of this city ie In circulation
The general execution 10 good and will deceive
sss most wary unless examined by the glsss.-
The counterfeit was taken By the banks to.dsn.
The vignetts 10 worked alittle darker than on
see genuine and the sigpaturs Of the Cashier 10
not dnr rat. E ~
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CONFESSIONS AND rxplaIENoE o. D

LID.-Pubshsd for ths beneAe and - vasnine saA Q
caution 70 youns men who suffer fFea Nerves. Ds1V,
Premature Decay, &C.; supplying q ~ 49, 49, -
means Of Can Cure. By one who has cared hsak a1ss
being put V psas expenss through medical hpoAasa
and qusskay. By 0closng apoa-paA sdarssssA -
vslops, a1oen coPiss may b bed q ~ aatAos IA
rHAMlL MAYFAIR. Esq, Bedford. King o.. =. Z.
marchll-dkwly
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Accidentally KILLED.

LOUISVILLE, June l8.-James B. Alexander,
of Kentucky, Lieutenant In the regular army,
fell from bis room 10 the third story of the
Louisville Hotel this morning and was instantly
killed. He had been Post Commissary at
Beardstown end was en- route for Washington.
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From Gen. MCCLELLAN.

wAsEneroH, Jupe le.-A Dispatch received
nom Mcclellan this afternoon states Col Averill
nae Just returned from search of guerrillss but
tesy had lets He captured several wagon loads
o. supplies intended for Richmond. Also de-
s1eyea quantity OF rebel grain and captured
several important prisoners.
No'hing received a. The War Department to.
Day from Corinth -
All quiet on the Shenandoah.
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s. UrNMnR srnllrn ,sprvrr-v,rT
!on11 49, June 1o.-1vesy thing 4
gust eere. - 81
1ue Esm Uley eestvod THE evening" fto0 white
neeses VITA socus leo eek soldiers, who with
0sness tfoa - w p eent 70 baldmoso =.
1osfo3:
me A. hste n0use Font beat brought down
- % no essnuaA wno 0eoe ~ assault o. our
seeE On fnaay laek 4eune - - ell that have
80 .captnre0s 1ooe 81 sheee mea ere farmers
vesrng caasens clothing, and others belong %
zoe les SirglnA Vavolsy, ana AZ partially uni
iotmee s.
boye wele etoeens y yeeecsoay ~ oar
Vevalfys VINO eaao tnas the rehel packes On our
lsi y. Wing bad advances, foe they had aectdsa.
Sai!y stxayeQ over the Iine. They are believed
= nave been sleepang 10 the swamps during "
oey ana spying round our pickes as night
she whole line Of the army Of the Potomsc.
general engagement is not anticipated for
sene days.
The weather this ?. T., is very warm. The
roads are nov IN pretty good condition.
Two Onion auttlerB we're captured on the
guerrilla raid, on Ffiday-one had nearly 600
IN money, notes and specie, and the other y said
70 have had 10000, having just been paiG on
BY their regiments. They were bound North to
ootain goods.
-. !. ..,,-.,- 1,...,.-.....T
eal. " ssens.slA
NEW YoRk, june l9.-A refugee from Rich.
mond, direct states that the rebels estimated
their army at Richmond at l0O. 600. Il cannot
amount 90 less than l5O, 900; that though large
y made up OF conscripts Il Is well disciplined
and ensctive and has unbounded confidence in
Gen. 10. johnson that the rebel soldiers still
believe that the tide vii. turn against General
Mcclellan and the war will he carried across the
Potomac into Maryland and the North. The
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WARRINGTON, June ls-Gen. Palmer of the
typographical .Eugineers who was brought
here yesterday sick with typhoid fever, died to.
The Senate In executive session confirmed the
following appointments:
q. Q. Hunt, Marshal for Colorado Territory;
ALVIN Flinders, of California, Register of the
Land O@ce at Humboldt; r. L. GsJdncr, Of o.,
Asst Or. Master of Volunteers
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rre.n 10 Florsda Coast.

WAsuIxoroH, June l7.-Com. Dupont has for
sarded TO the Navy, report from Lieut. Comd'g
Immop. Of the q. 8. gunboat Tippecanoe, st
Nsyport Mill, St. John River, Florida, snnoun
cling dead Lient. John 9. Spro,sen, the execu-
tive officer of ~ vessel. June 9Th be left in
command Of three boats With acting masterJ.
q Rogers, MASTERY mate Fiske and forty men,
With ANAL arms He was accompanied by thirty
man from the PAtroos. The object was to cap.
tn,e man named Geo. Huston, captain of a
company of rebels, now in the vicinity OF Black
Creek. l Was informed that Huston boosted OF
having the negro pilot who yrs captured at the
dine Of the death Of Lieut.. Commanding Budd,
hear syl!irna On that account wished him as
ssrieoter, for tho purpose OF restoring general
TRANQUILITY 70 persons along the river, most oil
whom doubt not would gladly acknowledge the
government of the o. 8. we're they not afraid
Of violence rom men Of this character. Lieut..
apronston landed at early daylight and proceed.
Cd RAPIDLY with bis party to the house oil Hus.
ton. The latts's 1t appears, was spprised of his
oominc, and me- him st the door armed with q
double barreled gun, two pistols and bowie
Knife. Upon Spnston's demanding him to sur
rindsr himself prisoner, Huston fred at him
Win pistol, the ball entering high up on the
lei, breast, killing him Instantly. Huston die.
charged another gun without injury TO the party
and vas instantl' wounded in four places, and
brought on boaa. He Is supposed to be NOR.
t.lly wounded. Several shots fred from Hus.
tons house BY ,ersons who ped. Huston's
arins upon spnsson, supported a. he was by q
faeoa forcA->
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From Havana.

NV YolK, June ls-The steamer Columbia
has arrived from Havana, l4th.
Vera Cruz dates Of the I'd state Gen. Donay
With 500 men had left with provisions Tor the
French.
Caracas dates of the 22d state the rebels at
tackled tie town Of Petore but were beaten Of
By the garrison after committing horrible atroci.
Nss
There was considerable sickness in the har-
Dor Of Havana.
The rebel steamer Gen. Rusk had arrived from
Galveston with 500 bales of cotton,
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From Memphis.

Especial to N. 7 Tribune
AsAPals. June II, via CAIRo. June 1s.-The
shipmsnts North up to to-day have been, cotton,
5000 bales; molasses, 5000 bbls aud 1000 half
bbls; sugar. 5000 hbds. There was much com.
ing IN.
Yesterday the Post Office was opened. The
citizens mailed thousand letters, mostly on
business, 70 Northern cities, and bought $500
worth OF postage stamps. There were upwards
Of one hundred applications for post Office clerk
ships, including the entire force under Confeder.
ate rule.
Provost Marshal Gould administered the
oath of alesiance to 800 persons. including LOO
dessrters from the rebel army and s commission.
Cd officers.
Be.uresArds left wing extends from Herman.
do South
II ID supposed that the cotton burners are
within six miles Of Memphis.
Last night there were reports Of turbulence
among the slaves In Crittenden and Nississip-
pi counties.
NExHHs, June l6.-The board of Aldermen
adopted resolution asking Col. Slack to post
pose the suppression of Confederate scrip for
sixty days.
Col Slack had not yet decided, but Il il un.
dsrstood there 10 little prospect Of favorable
response.
The Avalanche says Beanregard's army il in
excellent order a. regards health. morals and
equipments, and that tie reports Of disorganiza.
ton are false.
About $50 rebel officers and soldiers and about
the same number of citizens took the oath Of
Allegiance yesterday.
In Col 6lack's reply to the Mayor and Board
of Aldermen regarding the currency question
issued 70 day-he says those who have been
most active IN getting up this rebellion are the
very individuals whose pockets are loaded viii
Confederate notes, and If sixty days time should
30 given them it il only giving that much time
for those who responsible for ito issue 70 get
rid Of il without loss and the worthless trash
will Do found In the hands Of the unsophissica.
ted and credulous; besides, should these b
permitted TO be used a. Q circulating medium
where the Dag Of the o. 3. floats, % far % such
permission could give character 70 such treason.
able currency, Il would b. soon then the very
basis Of the rebellion-bs made respectable BY
contact With the government it seeks 70 destroy
The market is becoming glutted with merchan
die which can only b sold now for Tennessee
money; rather than do this owners prefer 70
ship their goods back.
The greater part Of the stores are still closed.
The secesh owners Of them refuse 70 rent to ab.
olitioaises at any price.