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OFFICIAL
HEADQUARTERS-IsT DISTRICT, DEPARTl
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General Orders No. q.
THE C~OESCEIPT5 10 he uzrslss Or Esst and
IL Wsss Fshciana AMI Ezst B4to1 Rouge. viii a-su-
be without delay as Olive B-accl, u-a- CGefoa. srf
report TO Col Preston Pond, commanding ezm8 cf u-
strHcj0u.
IL The e~onsodpfs in the parishes Of St Hshra a-I
Washington VII assemble without dsisy a Taug.5zl0.
and report % Lisut-CoL Sam EoTd commando =.
Ill Tbs couSerips n the parishes Of 50. Tamra-v
snd LiviugstOu will ss-subis without % 81 9 Po-cE.-
touia, At a camp Of instruction, and ret0I To- Captain
McRss-
". The Commanding Genera Is sale . .hzE ul-v
EhO come undsr he Provisions ~ IKE r5rsefp Jazz
hage no. mad the opportunity q csIrlauce win .ts
rsqu'remsntss aDd now tia. cslp- sl 1.tr-ci0u rrs
apsciauy d5Aig1s.eC under Competent crmlacGerf.
they vii repair 10 tlau 81 once and uIsc1 tdam-alF
In The froas ranks o. thsir county 5 defenders.
v. T., however, fcom U1fors=sn CrCuE= al--=. the exc
t-acrdinury spsctaels should present ffsslf 90 th- eres
Of ihs world, ih2r HIzan soldier Of Louisiana. ful to-
rally voluntarily to The 1sssuse O. t-eie U1eries and
h-e.iiez, commanders OF troops, provost Ua-Ets-s CT
particles, orc r Of lhe uliiitia, evil Esgis-rat-s. ard
al other civil officers. are s~nioinsd 10 take ur1n7. 7rd
effective measures 10 enable deIuque1ts 20 rszc5 th-.r
respective eucamFmsnts.
BY command Of Brig-Geu- FCGGLEs
L D. SANDIDHE. O. 8 A
fyEc 4aW4W A A - and 5uzrur-arf %lHlral
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-FKDzRALs ON The R1vKK.

We understand a private letter has been re-
ceived in the city, containing information Of
The landing of two thousand Federal troops at
Napoleon, Ark, and fifteen hundred d at j rentiss,
Bolivar ounty, Miss. 1t is supposed they are
the brigade under Gen. HovET, Of whose de-
paTture from Memphis We had previous inteli-
esroo
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD!
NOTICE TO TIE PrREIr

I'm and after August 1st 1852, tia rates q pus-g.
~ snd Freight over this road VIII ba inr~sstSff Tr9c,
. 70 % per eentuin above pre3sub rates an ~tl-1ngh
t1nEs" with other roads will Do discontinued. 1ed iscsi
rates charged on all frsigLt.
20 A deduction Of one half cent per mile vfH he
made TO passengers purchasing dcksts Eef5rs s-f4ra1g
the ears.
70 All freight forwarded to WAYS BiuF U4sos
must be prepaid, and vii be received only at tie 3wu-
eFs rzks - from tha shove da.s that station VIII be
used only IS q flag ttition.
BY order Of The President
z D. FROST, Supsdnttn5ent.
Ofce Mississippi Central Railroad Csmasnv YTr-ra
Mlsss July ~ l9u~ tiYI2 slngIsf
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NOT ALLOWED TO Passive are informed
that Lord st. Maur, son of the Duke Of Somer-
set, who left this city on the 18th, under a flag
of truce, for MeClellan's headquarters, was not
allowed to proceed on his homewsrd journey,
but was sent back to this city, and his baggage
detained by the Yankees.-RioImOad Enquirer,
18Th.
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Fs0uEFENDERsON AND NEwBRRG.

EGDA AND NE 8EhO
a SPECIAL dispatch to the Chicago Times, da-
ted Cairo, July 20, says that Henderson, Ky,
was still in possession Of the rebels. The Con-
tsderate flag was flying from the court house.
The rebels were encamped SOM distance out of
town. Their number is not yet known but is
supposed to be quite small. The rebels took
possession Of the ferty at Newbsrg, and, on Fri
day the 18th crossed over and captured $3.50
stand ofaTms. Two citizens of Newberg acted
SIS pilots and showed great attention to The unin-
vited guests. After the rebels recIossed, both
these men were killed by a Federal lieutenant
Tie same body Of rebels have destroyed the
lower locks on Green river, eight miles from the
mouth, said to be very expensive works.
Lieut.. Col. Foster of the 18th Indiana, tsok
$50 men from Evansville on the steamer Euge-
ME whan & short distance up Green river and
was fred on by guenillss on shore, who quickly
led when their Ere was returned. The expsdi-
ton returned without accomplishing anything"
The same dispatch says the hospital steamer
ID. A January arrived at Cairo on The 20th,
with Sic sick and wounded from Helena. Six
died on their way mp. Ffty-One are disabled
By gunshot wounds. There are twenty cases Of
scurvev.
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DISTRICT OF THE EIIssIssI
General Order No. rs.

General Order No. rs.
HEADQUARTERS
VICRsBURG, july IS, 1902 .
officers Of zj partisan troops in fEf-
District viii, without DELAY, report f0 the --n-
msading oheer Of the sub disuist ie which they nav
be serving, and vii in all eases strictly ob-v ta5fr or
ders. They are subject to the sums rUles AID rssu1a-
tons as other soldiers. Timely notes will be gwen 10
different partisa Commander. o comply wra this on.
DER, when those falling 10 do 10 viii Be deal. with in
accordanee vita the rules sud articles Of w-r.
By order Of Maj Gen. EARL Vas DORy.
Il. n. EIsETEr.
iTAt2W NRi0r ard A 4. Ga--~ar
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Gen. uIorgan's Proclamnrfoa.
Gen. John Morgan has issued the following
proclamation to the people of Kentucky;

proclamation to the people of Kentucky;
GEORGETOWN, Ky, Juy 10, 1862.
Kentuekians, I o to Iberate you from the
despotism of the t~yranical fanaticism, and to
rescue my native State from the hands Of your
oppressors. Everywhere the cOwardly foes fed
from my avenging arms. My brave army is
stigmatizsd as q band of guerrillas and marau-
ders. Believe it nos. l point with pride to
their deeds as a rafutation Of this foul assertion.
W. come not to modest peaceable individuals
or to destroy private property, but guarantee
absolute protection to all who are not IN arms
against us. We ask only to meet the hireling
legions of Lincoln. The eyes of your brothers
of the South are upon you. Your gallant fell
low citizens are focking to our standard. Our
armies are rapidly advancing to your protection.
Then greet them with the willing hands Of fifty
thousand of Ksntucky's brsyest. Their ad-
vance are already with yOa. Then
"Strike for the sreen graves Of your sires
Strike for your affairs aad your fires!
God and your native land ~
(Signed) JOHN MORGAN,
Bripadier General. C.. S A.
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TIE ENEMY's MovEMENTs.-

tinue to reach US of the movements Of the enc
my in the vicinity of the Rapidan. It was
stated yesterday that several regiments of in
fantry and a squadron of cavalry were on this
side of tho river, and that the waters had sud
denly risen, rendering it impossible to recross
by fording. It was thought probable that an
attempt would be made to keep open commune
cation with the main body Of tue Federal army
by means Of a bridge at a point some distance
from the railroad station, but with wha. prospect
Ofsuccess We are unable to ssy.-RtchmOHd Dis
RHtck.
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ERTER-

A PO KET BOOK, c0.tsiu Nc = dus bill rs7sLrs o.
AE A Townes and sore money, which TIE 0zus-
ear have If be viii cal On william JotGs-a, 81 Re r.a-
dsnee OF = T. Hosshsad lTt12cs, aeTrIiJs property
an paw rhsrgea rruaF-r+
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EThe Atlanta (Ga) Ia eHigeaoer Of July
2Sd, says that the Gen. Tom. Crttenden, who
was captured by Gen. Forrest at Murfreesborc,
is not Gen. Crittsnden, Of Kentucky, but is
from Indiana, and is q relative Of John Cntten-
den. of Kentucky.
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SnEn OH
EUOTHEWG

FUST received and FOR sale six hundred salons OF
= Refined Cotton seed OIL, st SO per gallon. Ira-sr5
at l. LAEES STORE
ly255@ Grenada ur-=
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MONDAY EVENING. JULY 28, 1862.
LAGRANGE AND GRAND JUNCTION


A business letter from LsGrasge, Tennessee,
dated July 26, informs US that our forces took
possession Of that place, as wei as Grand June
ton, on the 25th inst. Some two or three hun
dred bales of Yankee cotton were destroyed at
these two places, which was all lhe Feds. left in
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" Two men we're dangerously, if not fatally
wounded at Petersburg, Va, while attempting
to empty the charge from 9 loaded shell which
had been presented to one Of them as a trophy
of the recent battle. Shells are very dangerous
keaDsakes.
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Y Gen. Nelson is reported by the Nashville
Union Of the 18th to have arrived in that city
with reinforcements, while our own dispatches
this evening represent Gen. Forces. as being
within three miles Of that city. We hope to be
able to announce his occupation Of it in 2 few
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den, of Kentucky

Arrested. Birney Marshal, formerly ed
itor Of the Louisville E1PTsss, but recently Of
Memphis, was lately arrested in Louisville On a
charge Of disloyalty, audconfned in the military
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w H. STEVENS x STEWART, late or vfsEr.
~ . burg, MISSISSIPPI, have opened t7ei- stock c.
Geutlsmen's Re1dy-mais Clothing sud Fu.ufs1iar
Goods ia Yaz00 Citv. in the store occupied by l..
Battle. ECus respectfully.
iy24 Ste " & STEVENS
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NASHyILLE.-Bull Nelson's division Of the
Federal army is now holding Nashville. The
Federal organ says he arrived there On the 18th
with heavy reinforcsments, and had assumed
command of the troops. Andy johnson can
now sleep soundly as his traitorous conscience
will let him.
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" The MississiPpiaa says it is authorized 10
mention that a sufficient number Of men lave
been sent to the counties bordering the Missis-
sipui river above Vicksburg, to afford protection
70 the people Of that region against the marsud-
ers. to uphold the laws, and to bring traitors, if
any there be, 10 punishment.
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G The governor of Pennsylvania has call
ed the Legislature together, to provide for a
bounty for volunteers. Enlistmenis cannot be
had in the keystone State without additional in
ducements are offered.
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~ Three charity concerts, given in London
By Jenny Lind, have produced over $4,000.
This sum has been divided between anumber Of
public institutions.
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u The evening train on the State Road
brought down the unpleasant report that the
Yankees had made o dash upon the East Ten
nqssee and Georgia railroad aud burned the fine
bridge across the liver at Loudon, twenty-eight
miles this side of Kn0xyille.-AaaHta COlgeder-
acy, 20h.
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II Navigation on the Ohio is evidently
somewhat dangerous. a Louisville dispatch Of
the 2lst mentions four boats that were fred into
the day previous. while On their way up ftOm
Csiro-the Gavin, Eugene, Commercial and
Bell Memphis. Whether any lives were lost is
not stated.
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WE are authorized to announce that Colonel W "
W BRANTLEY will be candidate tor tbs of5rs 81
District Attorney in the Tenth Mississippi District at
the eusuirE election.
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RICE FLoUR.-Tb hi article IS coming into
very general use. The Atlanta ~HafeltigeHcer
saws: eve have tried it, and. fer batter cakes
and wsfies there is Eothing better. Nix itWilh
corn meal or wheat -four, and it makes excellent
bread. 1t requires much less lard than the con-
mon meal or -four used alone"
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gEThe Northern papers state that the Con-
fedeTate Gen. Morgan, at a point between Crab
Orchard and London, kentucky, destroyed sew
eral wagons Of a supply train intended for tie
Federal Gen. Morgan, commanding at CumbeT-
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e A mandatory for friction maches was
destroyed by fire in Macon on Friday night last
with the chemicals used. It was thought to be
the work Of an ineendiary.
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moCIcunn,. Il srategic HEere.E

Hepceforth when a scoundreI Is kicked out Of doors,
He need never resent the disgrace,
But cry; Ny dear sir, I'm eternallY yours,
For your kindness in changing my base
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EXTRACT
District Of tLe MississfDBF.

HEADQCtRTER
YICKsBUBG, July q. ls5L
General Order no. 20.
NO property Of sry description viii b, s~
IL pressed within he limits o. TIE District etss3-
b. special authority from iEs Esi0r Gsuerst c1--s-a
ing tho District o. thu EFsis i7Fi or tha BrgaF.--.
General eomman1ias Tbs cub d4lict whs7o sucH prr.
erty is situated.
BY order o. Hsjo-CeA Ear VsS DORIS
III. ri. kIHz[ET.
iy25 I'm MAJOR and A. 4. General
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a The Columbus GA Times states that
Gen ToOmbs has resigned his command, with
the view Of retiring from the army
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HEADQUARTERS -sUBDIsTBICT OF EIs3
SISSTPPL
NEAR A~RBEFLLE Mia, July 9. Isf2
Special Orders NO. %.
AUTHORITY E hereby grauted 90 Cart. j. c.
1 . BEIeatine to Hu-ts- into RE service Or en-
feda3te States a EattaLon OF Partisan Rangers
BY order Of Brigadisr General yuLEFIsUE
EIGLOLH FALLONER
lul6-2a- CEp-.n and -Ea-----
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one Of the Georgia hospitals in Richmond, sick
Of camp fever.
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WA NTRRt

INFORMATION Is wanted Ct Mr.. KTENEY Fr~.
beer who LEFT Memphis last Nay for BGs..
re Il wen EnoTn IN Coahomz county. any informs
ton concerning him wiz be Thankfully received IL ~
ofice by g friend. rf--55-r
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOUND.

A PAIR OF GOLD sPECTACIEs which ia
a owner can have By calling e. he Provost liar.
shals Office and proving property.
p q. F~OBRESTER-
IyEfNr pro-rg1 49,
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A General Exchange of PrisOners'
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THE ONWARD movRmENT.

FORREST and MORGAN, just at this time,
seem to constitute the cynosure of all eyes, as
well those Of the North as those of the South.
The eager gaze Of both sections is steadfastly
fixed upon their movements, and they are giving
more concern to, and causing more alarm in,
the ranks Of the enemy and among the Northern
people than are sl the rest Of our commanding
officers combined.
The reason is obvious. They are live gener-
ais, always wide awake and all the while in
hunt Of work to be done. With their small
commands they are fast redeeming our lost
ground in Tennessee and Kentucky, while at
the same time they are proving themselves to
be the best recruiting officers in the Confederate
service. Numbers are foeking to their stan
dards daily, and their ranks are continually
swelling with the noblest chivalry of the land
Recruits under then have every assurances Of
quick work and constant employment. field
for noble deeds and high spirited adventure is
spread out before them, and they enter into the
cause with a zeal and an enthusiasm unknown
to TIC soldier doomed TO the "inglorious ease F"
Of stationary camp life
May We not hope thst these two commanders
sre but the pioneers Of much larger forces who
viii soon follow them, and change the theatre OF
war to tie Northern border Of the Consistency
TIE suffering Of our people, down-trOdden and
oppressed as they are by a base and ~unprinoi-
pied %soldieTy, demand thas The hirelings should
either De extsrminatel or driven from our soil.
Let This soldiey be sent back among those who
sent them among Us, and having been fought
that it was right to pillags and steal in the
South. they wiz not be slow to put this propen-
sity, which seems to be natural with them, in
practice in the North.
The continued presence Of these hirelings and
hell hounds among US is a standing shame upon
tie boasted chivalry Of the South, and if our
people 90 rot rise up as one man and drive
them beyond the confines of the COnfederacy,
they viii deserve all and even more than has
yet been inflicted upon them.
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- The Mobile News states that one division
of the army at Tupelo has been ordered east
ward, and may be expected in Mobile in q few
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PROMOTIONS Nv. rlsE .1Is.uA.:
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" 1t is reported that the Empress Eugene
is about to establish a newspaper in Paris, to be
devoted to the furtherance Of the Pspal power.
NJ. de Ia GuerrOniere IS named as the probable
editor.
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K The New York Herald says that Sum
ner and Wade only escaped Fort Lafayette and
the gallows because the government distrusted
its own powers and misunderstood the senti-
merts of the loyal people" This is only a fancy
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM KENTUCKY!
MORGAN APPROACHING CINCINNATI!

FORREST MENACING NASHVILLE !
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THE MEETENG.-The meeting on Saturday
night-or the meetings, we should say, for there
were several Of them-were all, in numbers,
enthusiasm and action, that the most ardent
could have anticipated. They were literally a
popular outpouring. We refer the reader to the
graphic report elsewhere of the proceedings.
The practical question for consideration was
seized at once, that of providing men in answer
to the Presidents call for more troops, and
nearly s., 1000 were subscribed on the spot, and
the board Of supervisors of the county and the
common council of the city requested 10 levy a
tax Of 100000, to provide a bounty of one
hundred dollars to each volunteer. This was
eminently the right action, and these bodies will.
promptly respond to the request does not admit
Of a doubt. 1t was also recommended that, in
view Of the desperate character Of the rebellion,
every citizen ought to provide himself with
arms, and that a home guard be formed.
With the stimulus that viii now be given TO
volunteering, Chicago and Cook county win
speedily do their duty under the Presidents
call.-Ckjcago Times,
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e The Federal Congress has passed 4 bill
repeating all laws giving mileage to members Of
Congress. It's provisions apply to.the present
Congress.
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(Signed)

CRA@HaE1ANaAAN VI AS NAAAAAt 9NA-4
CAMP JACKSON, Fla, July IG, 1862.
EDITORS SUN: Three or four days sgO some
of the citizens of Washington county, in this
State, captured four Yankee skulkeTs. From
the best information that / can obtain, they are
a portion of some renegades who left that sec
ton Of Florida and joined the enemy, when the
war broke out, and were at tho time Of their
capture trying to engineer their way to visit
their old stamping ground. The s~coundreis had
Yankee passes They viii be apt to learn
by neutrality-suspicious. that FIoridaeir, although
sometimes dense, is not a solid substance.
Last Sunday, l learn, from undoubted author
ity, that our cavalry scouts, to the number of
forty, visited the neighborhood of Pensacola,
and had the tsmerity to venture within 3 half
mile of the city, where they obtained a good
view OF the bay, and where they saw a man-of-
war and q gunboat, with several small craft.
There are but few Yankees at Pensacola, and
there never have been many.
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STEAMER LEBuAN RELEAsEDi
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~Iu,porrans from O-hnt,nnoosn R'cn Etc.
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B@"Ion," Of the Baltimore Sun, writes from

EY"IOn," OF the BaItlmOTe sum, Whites ION
Washington as follows :
Some Of the press Of The country are suggest
ing the upper part of the Valley of Virginia as
the most advantageous point for the location of
the proposed military camp of instruction.
Szch a cam might become practically instructed
in defending raids from the upper part Of the
Valley endangering the communication between
the West and Washington upon the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. BY uniting Strasburg and
Winchester by railroad, troops could be sent
with great expedition'up the Valley to Staunton,
or via Manassas Gap to Gordonsville. In his
way the Federal government can effec. military
operations in a large way at trIHing expense.
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Advices from Key West report the British
steamer Adela captured by the Quaker City,
eight miles southwest Of Absccissa. She is a
fine paddle steamer of $50 or 900 tuus, with a
CARGO for Dixie. The rebel 8chooners Julia aud
Uncle Moss were also captured in the Calf re-
spectively by the Kittsnsing and Tehama.
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W6L07- "ITe.l-e
Grenada, Mississippi July ., Is6a
ig24 tI5thzuz
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BY order Of Major-General w. T. Sherman.
j. II. HAMMOND, A. A. General
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Affairs in FIorTda.
of the Columbus SUM

JOHN MORGAN,
Bigadier General, G. S. a.
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General Exchange OF Prisoners.
Cartel for a general exchange of prisoners
was signed on the 22nd inst, by Majors Generals
Jno. A. Dix and D. H. Hill.
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CHARLESTON, July 25.-N0rtdern papers OF
the 22i, report Forests force within five miles
Of Nashville, also, that Morgan is rapidly ap-
preaching Covington. Great CONSERVATION OK
lists at Cincinnati.
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CAPTURED.-A dispatch from Now York
dated the 2lst, says:
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CAMP OF INSTRUCTION

iyRs 2aw47