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Fighting

Two Jolly Jack tsrs got into a fight on the
CORNER Of Thirteenth street and Pennsy lvanis
avenue, and began 10 bruiss and knock down
pretty scientifically, whom their fun was inter-
rupted By the police, Who took them to the
ststion.houss. King Whisky commanded on
both sIdes,
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DaoPOsALs FOR POTATOES.

Sealed proposals are iavited III the LIST day Of
Oc.bsr, iS,2,s ~ 0olo:k IN, for fu, ,nishing tLe
Subsutsn Department Of Washir g ton, ID. vita
10, 90 Bus hels Of POtATOEb.
The Potatoes to Ue ariivsred at either q street
Wharf, washiug' o,, or at the RSilroad Depot, put
up Ia good sound barrels or suoks without cost Of
barrel or sack and to bs delivered By the 18Th o,to
Der, 1902
The bids ,hCu'd state the price per bushel OF sixty
pounds, ard 10 be directed 10 Col, A. BECKWlfu
4. D. G., and G. H., U. y. A., and sndspsi P.o'
poss Q for Potatoes" sepls
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Hu'mar, 8 H.vey, VIM A
Hu.se, Capi Helfens'ein, Hoi
1Aaot ok, y II Vim L

ac't, ,JB Hu'ma~, H.yey, VIM A
Hail, Jno II Hu.se, Capte Helfens'ein, Ho
Hsll, Jacet -.
Jones, Andrew PJohnson, j 4 % jameson O-ris !
lack, AlsxaodefJ IN err On, Jao II Jor,ton. fatrt !
Jpnonust, EarNJorda~. Jos Joyce Patrick
Ilc ,bs. D. Jones, Jno J lssas, Perry
J, nes, Il d A Johnson, Jno n Joees, Pat lck
Jsrpey DIV JOHNSON ,sergt Jffish, q
James, Cover johns IN 1t ) b John, on, \ r
y,nss. Geo W Jewstt, Capt J EJack, Thomse
Jevtt, U % james, Watkln,
ichn.on qeoM ~ enki 3, JnT Jorer, VINO
JIhIson. Geo h lone,, J.s Jackson. VIM
johnson DR. E KJudd, Jno J,husoe, DrW
ysotson, Ut O WJoaeph, Manuel Jones, VIM
johann, Hirsu Jonss Moses IN Johnston. vt j:
ysme,on, J II Judi y 0-5 ] nes, WIN
levi I, ,CaptJTA
Kendfiot, Albert r.Keilog;, Mid ENKeuey, Geo W
Kuhn, Andrew kirkendall, II Kelley lie; mani
xiidsr, Dyrcn Ak.,r, EranSl. o. X .i.noI,g ,hh
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DROPOsALs FOR OAK WOOD.

QcARrtRxAsrIR'sO OJrIoE,
IYaShia01a d o. 1877 y sr,ei
september II, 1859.
ssAlsd proposals will be received until seysrnber
9th at - m for delivering st thi, otaes fouree. /.
quality; 10 be delivered as follows: Two oor 80
ths la Of october, and two sords the lst day Of
each tu.cesoicg month, unul the whole shall have
been delivered.
pr1posals should b addressed TO TIE subscriber
aud endorsed on tue tnye.ores, " Propo,as tor
cod"
MORRIS 3. MILLER,
sep ls-dtd Msj Qusrterm.s or.
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Q erkship Appointms sus.

Ar. 7. B. Baker, well known rs \ favorite
performer at Growers theatre, has been ap.
pointed to olerkship In the Quartermaster's
Department. under Capt. Har,2.
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Negso u an Drowned.

Thomas Storms, n oolored man, employed
on the transport Farron. fell overheard on
Tuesday night at Sixth street wharf, and was
drownad
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Personal.

W. Woodward, Of Pbiladelphia; aud 1t. Col.
@. l.. Prescott, Of the Thirty-seoond Mass, aro
AT Willard'g.
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Laie y.

Barnard Harler was arrested by Officer
Pierce, Of the Fifth ward police, on the charge
Of larceny. He Was sent TO Jail for further
hearing.
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bs
Brown, FsAdis RBu'lsr, Coruelia Burke Mrs d
Boyle, ear'h Bah er, Heilsu Baras. Marssrrt
Burns, Linsis Barnard E,a Bali, Appa
Blaot, Elisabeth Bagsstt, Maris Buras, Mary
Baugs jr, Mfs Bovma. Mrs CoiDlaurstt, Ms
Royie, Anna Batisr, EmellA Bond, Dilia
Bohls, Mi-i E A brown, II A B.y!e, Sarah
Bsll, MaryJ Brewster. Bshop, Mrs A 8
BIRD, Mary Bowen, Mn Capt Burper, setsy.
Bell, Qscrsiana Oh pifnsy Ms D 4
browne, X A Beatty, Mrs Bryan. Mn y
Bean, Mrs G II Bence, Catn Branfou, 4isC
D. -.
Cunmlngs, M, Cozz ,rs, III Crawford Kate
rJ Carbarg, MsriaColsaa, Eliza
Carter, Mrs q Coombs, JAre Conaly, Jane
Carter Elizshe he Char msu, Afs TCornsil, MrS
Gawood, ssilie ] Canning, Sara,
CouGhltn n ,rgt ecker Mrs W CCroweii, NJ
Cards, Ms W wChapman, Mr., FClafk, Mrs Il u
Gavin ef, Jane O CLARK, MIS- 4 X
rowley, Cath Cardenas, Eliz'h Cread Mary
Cssl,ion, May Cooney, Cath Clark, Ka's
%.
Davis, Yrs q w DuYy, Amanda Dtsel, Sidney
Ueems, Sarah DAILY, nargarst D,ckson, Avns 4
Drake, America Dwyer, Ms Duysll, Mrs G A
DAVIS, Jucy Daley, Mis- Dds. Make
Oelsny Mr., Cha Dunba-, M,ri, Duvall, Miss L n
Du,aI, ElizaJ
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F B A N K LIN & co.,
r@ax

q p r Z q 7 a. NJ q
a4A fenn.yivania avenue, between l2th
and 18Th streets, north Side
sPRCTACLIS ind EYE GLASSES, with gen.
uine Bra n ian Pebbles, quarts improving aid
J;rengthen,pg ths impaird syssisht.
MILITARY FIELD 9LABSEH,
Ofsupsrior quality ior day or night
EIC'R 5COPEB,
OrEkA AsBES,
ETEREOSCOPES and VIEWS, domestic ard
foreign, MATHEW All iAL aud SURVEYOR 4
INSTRC TENTS, ,COMPASsEA, BA ROME EIERS,
THERMOMETERS, EYGRo8ETEkS, DO, &C.
u the lowest New YorI prioes, shnln~ns o- ratail
FRANKLIN L CO,
sspl2 2tt rsnnyivaaia svsuue
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stsinAA J. Rookw well,

of esmpsny q, Twenty ninth Ohio volu-as-s. late
prisoner Of war, will did it fUr hi, !ntsTsst e cali
40 Seventh street, oppoG.s Post Ofacs.
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TnIA Erlaan, LIZ,

Three State prisoners and ono prisoner Of
var, captured near Drainesville, sent here by
Gen. S.Se. were sent to the Old Capitol last
{ night
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Tomorrow, are Capt. Dement,, Of Tennessee
dr. John o. Hardness. Of this city, and others
An interesting meeting Is anticipated.
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The Indian Herb Doctor,

From Osnsd, will describe diseases ssd tell his ps-
tsn tee nature Of their complaints or Illness with.
out receiving any iaformat.oa from them Eoekarpe
for eonMl,atton ov aduics Once. No II Wsshiaston
Buildirg, psnnsylvenil avenue, corner Of Seventh
STREET, Washington, D. G. sep lstf
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DIE D.,

On the morning Of the 18th inst, Of dipthe.
ria, CHARLES SrMsER JONES, aged 8 years and
months.
Tue funeral will take place this, Saturday,
morning, at 10 O'Clock, from the residence OF
Josiah Goodrich, Esq, ass Fifth street.
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DY GREEN Il WILt.IAMR. Aartioao.r-.
d HOUSE .OLD AND KITCHEN FCREI-
.URE ~ pGiIoa.r- Ga Tuesday. the 23d i.ti,
so hall ,eli, at III residence OF . gtnti.m n de
,liaig Housekeeping, ~ No, 1856 II street bel q.
EweEtis:T aud wcsty nrsc street, firgr trt, ~
o O'Clock, good asso.tui,nt ot iurNiture, vn
3araaus. Bid board HNt,l In Tab'e.
w4rdfo 90, LouIEs, Gsns aud Othe' Chi,r-.
Mantle 0rasmYnts, ina and Glsssw,rs.
Csrpats, wi: COW Shades, Tabi,s AMI W Wi.hs'ruds.
u 10 h, Mating. Bt d+t. 3D. be iss 1ds, us rack
Cooking aud X idist r S'oves ard Crates, kTc5e9
R~quisI.es, GId mary othJr ariiIs'; wbiGh w.
de, m uuIecsss Iy 70 emu unerata.
Term o.sh
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
sep ls-dtt lSArI Aueti neerr.
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Wtptif'u, " VIZ
,sY.in Jgo 4
,ln mons, Jas d
stewart, Jao N
layer, sergt j III
stewart, jas
,tuan. Capt Jpo
3mmo Q I
p.no =, In [
nivan JaJ
Icott in B
.ohmit. Juo u
ID aud Jacob
31,el', Jae X
ihpw Dr. IF
5ni b, wsj J b
J'ru.k, ia
sears, Jas "
sheffield, J U
}hul's Jno
thtt, Jss II
tnith, /, surgn J S
j'rong, 1T
jpal ILg, jas "
tout, Ihcs z
,mi h, Theo u
/ 'mith, W j
SEYMOUR, DrWm
1 Pa
i loa-ld, W.
/ Stevenson. WmB
/ jt,lman, " J
/ smith Serst WE
shat uck, W
Thompson. A =
rncker A II
FOLEY, Alex
'aylor, II II r
cushburgh. Mi.
BIT
romptips. b
Taber, b z
rilley, Chas =
r,tU, Capt g W
robyn, Chsa
r0bsy, Caas d :
rtllab,n c N :
| ruiktr, Chas A ;
rhirp, p,nl L
''sylor, Dini II !
Tilton, SeTgt d 81
Eyer Df nj !
rhomnson, MsJD,
" q 4
rlnper, q W I
rrcaduny. Rich 7
rhomson. Il II ,
ru'h'il, D. II X I
l'u hill, D 8 in.47
Tistor, Allied y
ysrisr, eer, A Dl
v-ug'eD, G Il y
Won ! 'hvenlng, |
Adj Eugene
Urger, t.mil '
Van voa (, L L
yeux, z p y
2c.,F y
ysughsr Q NON Y
vano' or, Heary
Wilson DR. J u \
Watt, J ~ II \
!alton. Or J T \
Wyatt. J,,P
whalen. jas \
williams, J o \
wirner, JAS b \
Warner, Jn'F \
Tood cc' ry, J h '
va ke-, Jno y '
Wallace, J;s !
Wiley, Cap J Cl
W J9dT uf. Capt J,
W ole es,JP \
Ssrhsld, j r-2N
W At.on, J IL !
Wan1l-, Juo u '
Wibplow. Opt JE'
Woods, JnS l. '
Woods, J.o ,
" aite, ,Caps ] e.
Witts, John '
Watt, Jesst-2
Watts 10. T
Watkins. ]. . ,
Webster, Capt L
Whrer. Col L
wss ton, N =
| Stkerson A '
Viii, PIE " N d
| Weinberg Alb
| W, rll, Adam
| W.ls. Ard
| weblier, A
| Weie, Sir
| Wood, a D
Webster, Alfred
| Wilson, A @
| Wider, h
| eishnar. B G
| Ninder, b. J
| Wnlls, q Z -
| Walter, G +
| " ariuer, Z u
| Webs'er, g I '
| Va ker, CHRIS
Young, Clark ,on
You 9, Capt EFF
| Youogs, y L
z orgrr, And-2
| FL Of the B.ll
Relief Assccialioi
| psny.
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THE NEW MUSIC BOOKS FOB THE
i Public Bohools-1he Conoordia and Goldea
Wreath; .lsC Wsrrsns 9eographiss aAd Ksrl's
Grammar, at Intr0duotiou Prices.
full supply Of School Books on hand, at the
Bookstore Of NN, ,BALLANTYGE,
seplS-aw ~ Seventh street.
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LIST OF LETTERS
RBnAiNEo IN fHl
wAsHIN0TONi CITY POST OFrlCE.
Friday, september 10, ls0a.
OFFICIALLY PuBLIsHID IN THE NEWT.
PAPER HAVING THE LARafsT
- CIRCULATION. n..
Ladies' List.

Ather.on, Mrs e Appleton, Mn Q Andrews, Mu d
Adam,, Adelaide Adams, Mrs Acksuo-. r
Auiio, Mis- Anodio, MaiamsAnslsy, Mrs "
Addlson, Mn e ..
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Future Days.

d (South Cor Pa Az ard NJ :. b strs.t,
EXTENSINE E sALE OF CIR CERtES SUIT
LER's SUPPLIES. Boots AM SHOES AT
AUCTION On TUESDAY MORNING, 2sd in
liant, At 10 O'Clock, We will teii, at ihs Asotaop
Rooms. . Large Assortment OF Or oeIisA
30 Bbs Stuart. Q. .asnsd CtRe
c Yellow ., d Refined Yelloy Sugrrs
Bags Rio an 1 Othtr c fees, Boxer arch
Boxes Prime Eiste-n Cutting Pi.in Cneere
10 qros, y. .ue.cut Gu. wig T bsc,o
~ bnxes Chewing Tobacco :, la r ug and Bsv
i5o C.sss Lemon snd Raspberry Sifup
B'xss RSisin. Fig and C4udihs
e<gars Large 8 COX, Arortsl brands
adam intine and S:erine Candl.e
no Boxes Weils h frevrst's r .ukles
Chow III " SGuots, Ca'ruks, Isma ints
Peppers. Wsat Iudii Fruits, icbners
Boxes Glassware, Tumb,.fs, Nsipi,s
C:s Boots and shoes
With o her srtio.,s Ia the Grocery line.
Terms cs.h. ". L. WALL co,
sep 50 Auc ioIesIs
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BaaklnS Rates.

Tbs following are the rates st which bankers |
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silvor-the legal tender rotes being tho stand. |
ard
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q INTERIOR DECORATIONS. A,

ISS INTERIOR DECORATIONS. ISG
PAPER.H ANGIN WIEDOW.SHADEB, /,
OVAL PICTURE RAMES FIGURE
COkD, AND IA !SELS, 40.
FOR SALE, a ohoioe seleo lon Of III above goods
at the lowest remuBeratipg prices
Terms cash. J, MARKRITER,
No. 4se Seventh street, 8 doors above
sep lf-pts Odd Fellow Hall.
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ITO INVENTORS AND PArgaTAEs.

FJNO HVI.NTVhD AND PATGNThEA.
MUM CO, ,p-oprietors Of ihs &iepitk An1l6asa
M agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A II E N T 3.
VIA Six4ssn Year, erpsrHnee in the Businc~.
Refer to Hon, Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Ho.,
Hon, W. u. Bishop, al. .ComnisionsS Of rsAnts
and TO more than hfteen thousand inventor yhc
have had busness done through Mum ! 10 = P,S
Pamphlet Of advice ssnt frss By mail.
Patent Laws and Rsgulanons, 100 pages, % esnp
mail
No charge for consultation, orally or BY mat
Preliminary Examination In United ots.as Patent
Oiioe, -.
Ofaots, No. O. Park Row, New York; Washins
ton, corner Of and Seventh streets, opyosite ti'e
PAtspt Once, mar ~ dslt
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MILITARY EQUIPMENT.
II EU ~ X.

m1A1 Ale1 N$E ~ IL wIA> -
II Il U ~ K.
AND
Harness Mandatory,
499 Seventh Street,
OPPOSITE ODD TELLOwy HALL.
WASHINGTON, D. @
nanuheturs Of the bsrt matsrtsl, aud have oou
sanity On hand, large and varied ass,rtiu.nt Of
Military md CttiEsns' Saddl's,
Brides,
BreSst Collar,
Felt Saddle Clo.as,
Pa.snt Fssi and Water Buckets.
spIs,
onosrs' Asversaoks,
omSsn' Ftns Sword Bsls,
Bait Trimmings. and
Field Gls~ CO ~
TRUNKS.
Sole Leather.
Iron Frame,
Dress, and
Wood box rrunka.
vAlises,
Travelling Rag,
HaYnsas, 10
Il +, r A X l N g.
Az I manufacture Truaks extensively. ard nsoee.
VI Lily have all kinda Of Trunk Mstsrial am betssr
prepared to repair Trunks, 10, thoroughly and
promptly than any other establishment Ia the cry
jyI JANEs g. ToPhAa.
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Washington

Washington. Georgetown.
Bank Of Metropolis. Parmsrs' and MeCh's
Bank Of Warrington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce.
Farm's b Msroh's. B'nk.
The Farmers and Merohants' Bank and thc
Bank Of Commerce tissue notes Of the denomina.
ton Of oos dollar and upwards.
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M now LOST now RESTORED

M HOW LOST now RESTORED
Jua PslilAed IN Sea,Ad Gsslcp& I'so< Sia Csna.
A LECTURE ON TIE NATURE. TREAT.
ment, and Drai sl Cure ot spernstorrhns, or Sam
!Iai 1,,l w:Sh1e ISySsn,.'{ EMssis,. sexual ns
Jersousness Consumption, EPILEPSY and Fi.a Msa-
~ and fhysioii Incapa:ity, rsulting rom Sail.
oi the Grras Book 10.
"A Boon " Th0usa nds OF uHersrs."
Sent under seal In plain envelope 10 any address,
pos rod, on receipt Of Lx osht, or two pOstsss
.tAmps, By DR.. Oh. J. @. KLINE,
l2T Bowery, New Y0Sk.
aug 7-lnlfdkW Post Onoe Box ,ssd
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Newman, DrWm
Oigcod, r 8
0vertrn, s W
O'goot . J-2
Owens, Stephen
o Countll, r
O'Coan.ll, T
Oiell, Capt Vim
OVERLY, Vim
P,pper, Pete
P.inpton. r d
Polllon. r
i'ard N, II j
Peterson, Rl 1ol
Porter, Rufus
patcn Stephen
Pen. man. Sam
IPsSr on, b IN II
ftliz Bury y II
Plmplon, Rev S
NJ
Power, Thos
ri lion, Ihcs
Pinner, W
Pc -se, VIM
Pond, W =
Patton, R.v WIN
Peace VIM
Phil. -, W CT
rowers, Walter
Patterson. W II
Pauley. WIN II
Perpell. VIM
Porter, N il
Polar, Wsltit g'n
Patton, W
Pew, Wm
Price, VIM R-2
Piin.er. Capt W
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MMs'''iy' Nc ~ a.1s, i All
Morton, II Il
Marsh II W..
May"r, Henry
Maluiik, Henry
Moi.os, U b
n asday, 1t II
cOvlenhow, ;
y u,phy, Jas
nellie, Jno o
Mulsrew, Jno II
= scEnerny, Jno
Mckee, j G
Mewhey, Jas
McC iy. Jno
McKe mon. ] b
No el y, j II b
Mon anrra, j 40
Muller, J L
'Muloy, Jas
Neh n y,Ja'
Moturday,J ] n
Dlulsey, Hon JH
MEG uire, Jas
Monroe, W
Ho'e D. Wm-2
McCHil W
kennfy,W W X
Me rbert on, w
Maultru e, W s
N Mason, " r.
Muzz ~, pr " II
M.rtin. Wi's,o
Milhau,, Co p W
MILLER, W II
Mcintyre, W.
MuIphy. WIN
MoC W n E..
n KmellA1, W
Myers, W T
NC elan I, W
Michop, " n
n c9Sviuu, DrW
} B
,Nsuif I'd, Wa
Noutgon ry, W
Mann, , W W
McAGo, W II
Meham, "
Maurice, " H
Margedsnt, W
Nc !nllo1gh, Cap
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Niohsii, hrs A A II
Ohsrs, Msrysiet

Pattison, Onylr
Phillips, II sWH
Parker, Bells
Psnolsiou, 9 rah
Pussipgef, AarRt
Prentiss, Sarah J
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-27
A Provisional Military Governor for
Tennessee.

A telsgraphic diapatch FRI IA
Washington, dated the ID. inst,
says: Official irformation from
Nashville to the War Department,
represents that tie military work
in that State is about finished, and
it only remains to effect civil re-
organization Of the State govern
ment.' Another dispatch, of the
4th, given below, announces that a
provisional military government
has been established for the State:
WASHINGTON, March A Hon.
Andrew Jcbnscnll has formally been
appointed military Governor CT
Tennessee, with all the powers,
duties, and functions pertaining to
that Office, during the pleasure of
the President, or until the loyal
inhabitants of that State shall or
ganize a civil government in accord
ance with tie Constitution of the
United States. In order to the eX-
ercisc of the duties, it becomes Mt.
cessary, first, to re him militia
ry position, and herce the Presi-
cent nominated him a brigadief
general. His ar pointmsnt the Sch
ate today conf rmcd. laio
The present government Of Ten
nessec being Il usurpation, every
proper encouragement will, through
the military government, be given
to the loyal people to assume Its
control. The desigr alton of An
drew j hnscn fer that position il
consiC cred by everybody rs e,ni-
ncntly proper beth in view Ct his
peculiar fitness fer the Office, and
his great popularity among all 10y
al people, BESIDES his devotion to
his own State. The Governor, by
the acceptance Of the office, ncces-
sarily vacates his position as Sena-
tor. The term for which lie was
elected will rot expire till March
innVt
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-27
FROM THE NORTH.

| Late Northern journals bewail
the terrible sacrifice of brave men
and vessels in Hampton Reads by
The Merrimack, and denounee the
blind confidence and neglect of the
Federal authorities, rs tie cause
of this deplorable defeat. They
consider it Il great loss and equal
ly rs disastrous as the battle of
Balls Bluff. An angry question
prevails at the North as 10 "mho
is to b.a,ne' in this affair.
{ The papers urge that all the
sailing vessels should have been
out Of reach of the iron Leyiathan.
and say that the opportune arrival
Of the Ericsson Monitor prevent
ed the destruction of the whole
Federal fleet. They must have a
change irrtne Navy Department
The cid time sailing lumber is q
helpless infant IN the hands Of a
giant. They urge, also, that a
fmail-clad fleet must be built in 100
days; and that the dead wood
of the navy, as well us of the Na-
IVY Department, must be cleared
out. ttl,tfi
A dispatch saysltl that before long
Lincoln. and. Hamliss ,,iaa Try be
plan of setting fire to the Navy
Yard at Norfolk, by means of a
stream of liquid fire which they
brought before Congress some
time ago. a3a oia1 PTS ~ r']''
Worden, who commanded the
Federal iron battery Monitor, is
quite a lion in Washington. His
head and eyes are closely bandaged
and he has to be led from place
to place. When introduced to
President Lincoln, tears gusled
from his eyes. Lincoln said to
him: eve, owe to you, sir, the
preservation of the Navy; | cannot
thank you enough"
4 dispatch From Fortress Mon
roe, dated March 9th, says that
.Worden of the Monitor, was
wounded by fragments. of shell
and powder driven through the /
lookout holes of the vessel, he was
carriedaway. ''i" e9h ti''Hnoia
The Naval authorities at Wash
ingtQn are confident that the Mer. !
rinlaek was disabled, and that the
Monitor is her match. 1t sesti-l
ted that perhaps the statement in
q Norfolk paper to the effect that
the Merrimack was a failure, was a
rebel Iuse. 1t was feared from i
the proceedings Of the Merrimack /
on Saturday, that she would sweep
he seas and raise the general
blockade. 91s 5da $500 y ~ /,
Capt. Davis, late flag officer Of ;
Ire South American squadron, !:
brings intelligence to Baltimore, of
he capture Of; Feynandina, Fla, /,
md Brunswick, Ga. II
The Figh With The Federal AeetI
n HainptcRa Roads has effected
he whole Northern stock market |
.TfayoFai4y- !, 8q. sl, al #
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Terms always i'm Advance.
CYwAED AND UPWARD.

MYTH the December rnnher we IN
w tro6uce a new featGre--we add IS more
pages. commencing .Southern Monthly
Novel -ibrary," which will permit Us 70 give
onr readers series 81 Nsw SOUTHERN Nov
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-27

The Richmond papers warn the
public to look out for 500 counter
felt Confederate notes. 1t is sup
posed they were stolen from the
printers. in sheets, and signed by
improper persons "a e,i.4, a,s "a,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-27

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, March s.
All is quiet here Orville Ewing,
one of Zollicoffer's aids, has es-
capped from Somerset. lie reports
that there are but few regiments
Of Federals at Bari oursville, and
on the Cumberland River. Thom-
as and Schoepf have gone to Co
lumbus. Gen Kirby Smith ar
rived here this morning. There
is some stampeding of tories yet.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-27

General Bragg has left Mobile
for Tennessee upon the invitation
of General Beauregard to consult
upon the plan of campaign for the
defence of the Mississippi Valley.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-27

Hon. John Bell made a stirring
speech at Winchester, Tenn, a
few days since. p He told the peo-
pie that all had not been lost
that there was, no reason to be
discouraged and that if they
would be free they must strike now
and strike with all their power
He urged them Ito turn out en-
h,ase and drive the invader from
their soil afle;.s f,usg- 49,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-03-27

We have no late reliable news
of Importance. 3 ''''i = ~
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-01-28

as the point at which an attack is Immediately
expected. The Island is situated in the chan
mel between Pamlico and Albemare sounds
and it must be captured by the enemy before
Trey can advance their expedition into Abe
marie sound. The Notifications on the islam
are quite extensive, and ought, by this tim,
be able 10 resist formidable assault. Shoui
the Yankees succeed in capturing Roanok,
island, they would then have free acess Il
Albemarle sound and number of little VII
lages on It's borders, as well as on the Chowa'
river, which, emptying INTO the sound, woul'
be at their mercy. This. however, would b
the extent Of the harm they could infilct, W
less they should propose the wild exploit of
attempting, by land march through swa1np>
without artillery, and with supplies and rt-
treat alike cnt of, TO outfian!l General Huge
cooperating with the ION to Richmond move
mint of Mcclellan in front.
1t is said that there are two or three pas
sages where gunboats might run within te"
miles Of Portsmouth. and one-the Alb mari
canal whore they could, if TO obstruction.
We're thrown in their way, run through to
Norfolk. OF course, however, it would be
very little trouble to make these passages so
that they could not be navigated by any deS-
criptlon Of Yankee craft.-Rtch. Examiner.