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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-03

CTATE OF TENNESSEE-Pr0eesdings had In he
- clerks office, chaneery side Of the common law and
chaneely court Of tbs city Of hsmphis Eaesdsy, Oso-
Der rhe 18TH. 1s6l.
william e Milton and RI. 7. Toyiaa sm sf Ento1
&TOIian, C0mplansuts,
vs..
Abner Hopton, Thomas W. Waknson snd S ". Yer
non, Dei1ndauts-
Il appearing from affidavit fied = tas esuss hEt th7
attendants, Abue- HOpt1n ar.d I1Omas W Mlknsol-
Il Is ordered that they 90 enter ther appearance
herein before or within the Est three days OF the next
term OF said court, % be hed on he second Aouaay IN
May nexb 1862, and stead, answer or dsmur to
ccmpisinGnrsi bin, ordhs same VIII be taken fr con
fess6d o. 20 them su9 sst for hssring eX parts, and Inst
a couv Of this orisF Be publisied once q week FOR four
successive weeks IN the sismphs Appeal
A couv-attet= JOHN G. LANES,
Clerk anu 1lsssr.
Wm. K. PostOu solicitor Tor complainant.
fnE-Tauaw
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NEWS FROM THE COAST-The steamer Plan
ter, while making a reconnaissance Sunday after
noon in the vicinity OF Stone, ran out and ex-
changed a few shots with the Lincoln gunbOat
blocSading the harbor. This accounts for the
heavy firing heard in that direction yesterday
afternoon. The missiles from the Lincoln crai
ser fell short, while it is thought the Planters
Shots took effect, as the blockader moved off In
a hurry. The Planter having successfully ac-
complished her object, returned to the city.
We also learn that the enemy, on Sunday
morning. came up at ten o'clock to White Point
in two gunboats, fred about seven shells at Gen.
Evans pickets and then retired. No damage
was done as far as could be ascertained. Our
m n picked up a number of the specimens sent
bv the enemy, when il was found that they had
used eleyen-inch bombs aud shells thrown from
a parrot gun.
II was rumored that the enemy had also visit
ed the place of Mr.. J. d. LarOche and burnt his
kitchen. This, however, needs continuation
Charleston Courier, Dee. 80.
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From Doc Polomae-sinkIng % a 700


The only item of striking moment from this
line that we can gather is the fact that on Sun
day evening about dark, Capt. Cooks battery,
than which there is none more efficient in the
southern service, opened near Matthias Point, on
an upward bound three-masted vessel (her-
chantman), and in som five or six shots sue.
ceeded in sinking her. Our informant was not
able TO say whether the crew were saved, but it
is certain as to the sinking Of the vessel.
Shortly after this occurrence the Freedom came
s~teaIning down ami opened upon the battery,
but after some fifteen or twenty well-diTected
shots from Cooks battery she was induced to
retreat in good order TO the Maryland shore.
We learn in a conversation with soldiers on
furlough from EYansport that on Sunday a large
steamer attempted to pass up, but that she was
fred upon by our rifle guns and forced TO put
back down the stream.
On Sunday morning a small sail vessel man
aged to pass down, though she was fred at ONE
twenty or more times.
Yesterday everything was quiet, as far as we
could hear, at Evansport and also at Aqua
Creek-FrederickSbuTg Recorder, Dee. q.
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s .acres.

melted and bou1 ded as follows, to-wit Beginning at a
stake at the northeast corner OF Wisemal X Balls
tract, purchased by then from Thomas Richardson,
with sweet and black gum pointers, and elm pointers.
running North one and 3 hall degrees west two hun
pointers theuee south TWO hundred and forty-sX POLES
70 a stake with blackberry, oak and sassa rs p~oipters;
thence ca one hsndred and eighty pSes totha oegin.
ming
TEBgs OF SsLE-The above described Tract Of
Land will be sod for one fourth es.h-5sl-nCe DO three
equal instalimeuts az sizt twelve aud eighteen month";
the purchaser 20 exeCurs note VITA approved security.
for ths deferred Payments, with 4 lien retained on he
premises until dol Payment Of the purchase Monty
Sale at II O'Clock A. u IN fnoEt OF Ny Office, ia Mem
phis Jon C. LANIER.
la3 duTtda Clerk and Master.
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STATE OF TENSESSEE-Proeeedinu had In he
- clerks oaiee, eaano-ry ds 81 the common law and
ehancery court sf the city q Memphis, T3ss5sy. De-
t0ber the z9-h, Eodl.
E. M. APPe1sou, Claiborne Deoash AMI Johu ". Ap-
person CouplaiuzntA
vs.
s. !. Watson, and othrrs. d faDafo.s.
IL appearing FROM afidavit fled IN this eauss fna no
residence oftne defendant David s. Adams IS Unknown
and that the defendant Thomas S. Adams Is a non-res-
iGent OF the Stste Of Tsnnessse,
1t is ordered that they 40 enter their appearance
herein before or within the inst three days u he next
term OF said court, 20 be hsd on the second Monday in
May next, lso2, and pleai, answer OF dsmur to
complsinants BIZ, OF the sane WiH be taken for con
fessed a. 70 TEEN and set for hesrnE expErts, and that
a copy Of this order BE- p~ublshed once 3 wees for four
successive weeks IN the Memphis ArpssL
A e0py-attest: JOHN C. LANJEl,
CLERK and Mast.E.
Williams &HcKiSiex and CurFiu & Jassson. salcE
tors foE coU Disinanfs i=3Iaufv
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In ChancerY, I'D memphia.

CTATE or TENNESSEE -ProcsedinH h~sa m n,
- eieTS sOhicer chaneerY side Of he commol Ian aTd
chsnceTy court Of the city Of Memphis, Friday, De
ceut5er the 2gtb, l56I-
Mafeas Jones and Joseph TtgE % The arm Of Jones &
Tagg, Complain, pts
vs.
L. Boyer and Samuel Boyer. Desenda1t
It appearing from sAdavit Sled in his causs rhs7 ths
defendant, Samuel Boyer, Isl nourssldsut Of he sac
Of Tennessee,
It's ordered thas ne DO enter bis uppesrsnFs herein
before or vi hin The first three daysOf The nertt term o.
SAID court to be held on tbe second Mop av in NAY
next, 1872 and plead susWer OF dsmyr ro complain.
ants OH, or the same wis b. taken To- confessed a 10
aim and set for hearing ezpaEte. and shst : coy e this
order be pubhshed once q week Far four Fnceessive
weeks in she MsmpkE Appeal.
Aeopy-s'teA-; JOHN G. LAEEEA
CLERK aud Hssser.
farIaw4w %
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4ewa.
FROM RICHMOND.
MASON AND SLIDELL SUBRRN-
DERRD.
sEwARD,s LETTER TO LORD LYONS.

Special Dispatch to the Appeal
RICHMOND, January 2-TheB Baltimore Sun of the Both
ult. contains the correspondence between Seward and
Lord Lyons on the Trent affair. Stewards letter occupies
four columns Of the Sun, disavows the responsibility of
the Federal government for the conduct of Capt Wilkes,
and gives assurances that the demand Of Great Britain for
the restitution of the captive commissioners shall be COM
piled with, inasmuch as it is in accordance with justice
and International law. The document is apologize and
humiIiating throughout.
The Presidents and Governors levees, held yesterday
were uumerousIy attended, the army and navy officers
appearing in full uniform. DIXIE.
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MELANCHOLY SUICInE.-It pains rs much to
have 10 record a sad event which occurred yes
terday. Gen. Philip st. George Cooke, OF The
army of the Potomac, committed suicide at ms
residence near Richmond, by shooting himself
in the mouth with a pistol. The ball penetrated
upward, and went through the top Of his skull
producing instant death. Gen. Cookies family
were not Ia the house at Tho time, they having
gone 10 a friends in the neighborhood TO SPehd
the day.
Tbis distressing event will cast a gloom over
ibe Whole state, for the unfortunate gentleman
wa, known far and wide, and as universally es-
teemed. lie was a u au Of most ostlmable char
actor, and possessed Of great wealth, which he
Jisnsnsed with a liberal hand. IL is impossible
10 assign any cause for this rash aet-Pe'srs-
burg Express, Dec. %
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Richmond Thea.er burned

Special Dispatch to the Appeal
RICHMOND, January ? The Richmond Theater was
totally destroyed this morning at 5 O'Clock, several
other buildings being consumed at the same time. It is
supposed to have been ar ineendiarsm, which looks
probable. DIXIE.
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uuar rTENNEssEE Lac DONE.

" MAAA -
The Knoxville Register learns from official
sources that East Tennessee has already sent
into the Confederate service, seventy companies
Of infantry, already organized into regiments,
and las several more companies in process Of
formation; and twenty-six companies of cavalry,
and two companies of artillery; in all ninety
eight companies. The Register says in allusion
to this eve are inclined to the opinion that
neither Middle or West Tennessee has done as
well, according to population, with all their
boasts and vauntings." We Il conceive
how our contemporary could possibly have fallen
into such a laundering conjecture. East Ten
nesseo has a voting population of $4,000 souls,
we believe, and sends n~inety-eight companies.
Shelby county with but seven thousand voters,
has sent fifty companies to the war, andwill soon
have ten more organized for home service.
East Tennessee must do a little better, before re-
posing on her oars.
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Apo,ber Bombardmen, a, PensncoIn.

PENSACOLA, (vis New OTleans0 January Am en-
gagement was commenced yesterday at half past two
O'Clock P. NJ, by the enemy firing on a small steamer
lying at the navy yard wharf The firing soon became
general, though slow and deliberate on both sizes. The
last gun was fired from our side At daylight. The shells
from our guns were thrown with great accuracy. The
steamer escaped without injury. No casualties are re-
po. ted, and the only damage which occurred was the
burning OF two wooden buildings in Warrington by the
snemy's hot shell. One Federal vessel on the outside
was not eng ged All was quiet at u NJ, with no pros.
nert Of q rennNal Of hnsfi Ities
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EOST.

the Memphis snd Ohio Railroad. some sig months
~ ago. a BLACK BONNIE BOZ con
tanning jewe'Ty aad ladies' wear No mark. The finder
VIII D. hberslly rewsrdedby leaving il at the CONNER
ea Hotel Jefferson street.
la3iw' Mrs. A. @ GRAY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED--A FURNISHED ROOMl
ESTRAYEn-

A FURNISHED ROOM is wanted by d gentleman.
~ L2ea-io ion convsuie-t % Man street Address. STAT
ing ocstiOn and terms, LOG q 1913.
is3 So Pest p-sea
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MILITARY ACADEMY


Located at LaESaRge,
Franklin County, Alabama.
-FOUR NILES from Leighton Dept on the Nem-
Il phis and Charleston Rsiir5zt
EXERCISES TO BE CONTINUED As
USUAL-THOROUGHL ORGANIZED
IND EQUTPPED-DISCLPLLYE
RIGID md STRICTLY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THOROUGH
No change in the Faculty since the organization Of
The Institution.
The eighth session Of this I-nsttation VIII open on the
18th day Of FebrJay, So,
Arrangements have b-en mads that viii o5viats the
necessity OF increasing the terms, when will be g.
heretofore, Gil2 so strictly ~ advance per session Of
twenty weeks for board tuition, washing. fuel. HEhtS
mattress. bedstesd, table, chair, ard medical attention.
No deduction for less than one mOn'h after The opening
Of the session. Candidates Tor admission uus- be four
teen years cd aud fear feet eight inches high New Ca
dots should apply to Tie undersigned for a 4aJof ati-
cles 20 BE- brought with them
Patrons viii bear in Uiud ARA 81 supplies for the Ia
stitution have 90 be bought with the CASH.
The Recommendations Of the Insri uion liGits the
number Of Cadets 20 ans hundred aud thirty, and az
picsnts for admission nay save travelling expenses 10y
making their Applications by letter.
For part culars, address
A }. a. ROBERTSON.
ia32m superintendent.
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E~A report has obtained circulation, to some
extent. that Brigadier-Gcnera Cheatham had
resigned his position in the Confederate service.
We are glad to be able to contradict the rumor
authoritatyely, and to say that no such action
has been contemplated by that gallant officer
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MEMPHIS CONFERENCE
FEMALE INSTITUTE
Jackson
Tennessee.

tennessee
THE SPRING SESSION wiz open January 18th
Il 1872 Cotton AZ 10 cents, ami Provi ions, viii be
taken in payment Of charges The Boa ding Depart.
merit will az in be under The cha-ge Of Mrs. JOKES
Board Si2.50 per month.
For tuition, the usual prices and 90 beginners in ma.
sic, daily less1Gs viii be given.
For further particulars aPgly q
AGO W. JONES,
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GOME ten days seo. 2 small ORREL Pony. blaze
in his face, and branded had a fGddls o. bat nc
bride. When last seen was goiuR out Adams street.
making two forty time. liberal reward VIII be paid
Tor his return. IL. IT. POTTER
.LM Ii M.in s.-a..
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a During a temporary absence from Rich
mond of Hon. r. NJ. I. Hunter, Hon. William
NJ. Browne has been commissioned as acting
Secretary of State.
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In ChancerY. Id Memnhis.

SIAIE OF TEGNESSEE-Proeesding had n the
> elefNs office, chanceTy aide Of the common law and
tober the 25th, 1907.
Michael Doyle, Crm. lsiraat.
John Morgan sd Z CQllqs. Defendants.
u appearing iOm the return Of the Sheriff Of Shelby
county IN this cause made, thai the defendant, L. Col
lin o. Is not % be found"
Il il ordered that be do enter hs aDusarsnes he-a=u
O1lers or within the drst three DAYS Of the next term Of
said court, 20 be held on the second MONDAY In May
ueAl 500 and plead, answer o. denur to complain
ant d 5I, or the same viii be taken for confessed Is TO
nm and set torhaaring exparte, and that a copy Of this
ORDER De Published once q week for four Successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
Acopy-attest; JOHN G. LANIER.
Cisrk snd Master.
waiter Coleman, solicitor for complainant.
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II A bill to create q hospital fund of $780,
coo for the Texan troops in the field is now
pending before the Legislature Of that State. 1t
authorizes the Governor to appoint agents to
visit the different camps, and distribute the fund
as necessity may require. By another bill the
Governor is also authorized to send agents abroad
to purchase arms and ammunition for the de-
tense of the state, and to raise a regiment of
mounted men for frontier operations. A resolu-
ton was also introduced, from the military COM
mittee, which provides that the adjutant-general
distribute one rifle, musket, or revolver to each
member Of the Legislature, al the cost of the
same to the State, to be deducted from the pei
diem Of the member drawing the arm.
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" The Knoxville Register, Of the LIST inst,
SAYS that the schedule on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad, which existed previous to
the bridge burning, went into operation on day
before Yesterday.
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n The New Orleans Banks held notes Of the
Confederate Treasury, on the 3lst ult-, as fol
lows: Citizens, 81 SIP 410; Canal, S7+4,383
Louisiana, SI,l25,867; Louisiana State, 1854,
62l; Mechanics d Traders, S350,092; Banl
of New Orleans, S62G,463; Southern, S471, 837
Union, 1886, 555; Merchants, SI4I, I25; Ores
cent City, SI38,66O; Bank of Amefiea, S354,930
Total. Sq25S.523.
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II The Directors Of the Bank Of New Or
leans have declared a dividend of 4 per cent. on
the capital, payable to the stockholders on or
after the 10th inst.
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" Col. RusseI's regiment of Mississippl
volunteers, attached to the brigade Of Gen.
Floyd, arrived at Nashville on Tuesday last, on
their way to Bowling Green.
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TO MERCHANTS AND STEAMBOAT
CAPTAINS

SAhUEL BROOK, on Water street, next door 70
me Ciy Ice House, viii keep slFays on hand q
large supply Of
T.aRPIULLNfS!
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Y The Florida Legislature has passed an
act foTbidding the expectation from that State Of
any beef cattle, dried or picked beef, hogs, pork
OF bacon, corn OF corn meal, or salt, or provis-
ions Of any kind, whether salt or fresh The
act also forbids any person OF corporation from
buying these articles for purposes of specula-
ton, and provides that all provisions Of life shall
be sold at a price not to exceed thirty-three per
cent over cost and charges.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-03

Charlotte Cushman is now living in great
style in a villa near Rome.
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Y The State convention Of the State Of
South Carolina, met on the 26th ult, in pursu-
ance Of the call issued by the President of the
body. We have the proceedings Of the We first
DAYS, but nothing of interest had occurred.
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GEN. STERLING PRICE.-A correspondent of
the New Orleans Crescent noticing that Gen.
Price is set down by some Of the papers as a
West Pointer, says he owes his success to practi-
cal good sense and hard fighting. He never at
tended a military school in his lfe-is a natural
soldier, possessing the unbounded confidence OF
every Missourian. At the breaking out Of the
Mexican war, Gen. Price raised a regiment of
Missourians and for gallant conduct in several
battles on the plains of Mexico was brevetted to
brigadier-general. Since, and before that, and
until the breaking out Of the present revolution,
he has spent his time on his farm in Charlton
county, being one Of the wealthiest and most
successful planters Of North Missouri.
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF TIE CITY,

The CfrcuIaTiOD of the DAELh
APPEAL is larger ds8ss mat o.
the Daily City Press Combined
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ETA letterfrOm Bowling Green says that the
Green river bridge has been repaired by the Fed
erals, and information almost unquestionable is
at hand that pontoOn bridges also are being
thrown across at different points,
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NASHVILLE, January 2-Gen. Johnston has called
upon the provisional government Of Kentucky for 10000
troops, to serve one or three years. 1t is understood that
when two or more bTigades are mustered into service
they will be placed under the command of Hon VIM B.
Preston, who is to receive the appointment of major
general.
No Federals with the exception of q few scouts, are
on this side Of Green river as yet. The military authori
ties are expecting an attack. Late accounts from be
yond Green river, represent that the FederRls are still re
ceiviug large achievements.
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nesrruc,ire Flre IN Richnond.

RICHMOND, January 1.-The theater was burned
early this morning. Only a portion Of the walls are left
standing. The adjoining building, which was occupied
by David A. Brown, saidler, was destroyed, and the
Marshall Hotel much damaged.
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Nj. Charles Dickens, Jr, WAS married IN Lon
Jan on tbc lgth of November IN a daughter OF
Nh Fyans, one Of tho publishers of the Punch.
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- The Richmond Dispatch states that an
other superior field battery, including one riaed
piece Of novel construction, and som fine
twelve FOUNDERS, has just been sent to York
town, to strengthen the detenses Of the penin-
J srla
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" The New York Herald, of the 26th, says,
on the authority of the Port Royal correspon-
dent, that the main ship channel to Charleston
harbor has been efectuaIy blockaded by the
stone feet. It states that the work of sinking
the whalers commenced on the 10th inst, and
on Tue night of the 10Th fifteen Of them had gone
down to their watery graves, thus completely
stopping ali egress and ingress to Charleston by
that channel. The Geet was towed over the bar
by the vessels of the blockading squadron from
Port Royal, and as each old hulk reached its
destination the plug was withdrawn, and she
quietly settled down.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-03

PLANTERS CONvENTION.-Gov. Letcher has
appointed the following gentlemen as delegates
to represent the State of Virginia in the Plan
ters' Convention TO be held in this city on the 18th
Of February next: Messrs. Wm. Boulware, Sam
uel Watts, James Lyons, r. X. Meade, Mark
Alexander, Jr., VIM. L. Goggin, ThOs. J. Ran
dolph, b. J. Barbour, Gabriel Jordon, Charles
Jas. Faulkner, 4. II. II. Stuart, Gen. A. A,
Chapman, Fayette McMuIIen, Henry J. Fisher,
Joseph johnson, and J.. II. Pendleton-
A Fatal DUEL-The Richmond Dispatch
publishes the particulars Of a duel which took
place on the lower Potomac on Tuesday last, be-
tween DIR. Forward and Lieut.. Jones, OF the 9Th
Louisiana regiment. They fought with Missis-
sippi rifles, at forty PAGES and both hll at the
first FIRE. Lieut.. Jones was killed instantly, and
DR.. Forward survived only a few moments The
bodies Of both the combattants had arrived at
Richmond on their way to Louisiana.
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II A new militia law has been passed by the
Texas Legislature, in which the word i" militia "
has been entirely ignored, and the term Estate
troops - adopted, placing the entire forces Of the
State on a war footing. This law has been
drawn with great care.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-03

n The New York Express says there are
preparations fsr one thousand guns for the de-
Tense 81 the harbor If New York, but there are
not on thousand guns ready, and q long time
must e'apse before they can be supplied. Some
FIVE hunired good guns, however, are in place in
the inner sud outer harbor, and two hundred
others Of an inferior quality.
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@ c Ale
OF
VALUABLE LANDS,
In Upton County.

PURSUANT to a decree Of he Chaaeery Court ar
Msmahis, rendered November term, 1850 in the
case CT John bearing executor Of Robert H.. . airing,
dec d, vs.. M;aerva Carr, Fanny Kirkland, and Others. !
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U-The Cincinnati Commercial states that
Gen. Reynolds has been transferred to a new
field of action, superseding Gen. Kelley in com
mand Of the department Of the Shenandoah,
and adds This is somewhatsignifeant, and we
may now look for active operations in that quar-
| ter, if the weather is such as viii allow of them.
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Skiraish on the Upper P0toHao-Tists Of Their
ing Partiss-UHpleasaH Business Of The Yam
ess-UncOmfortaUs Situation Of their Troops
for Suppiies-TAs Dams on The Georgetown
Canal Broken, and ImPOssbIst to Repair during
HTuter. etc. etc.