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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-13
WAR NEWS.

cavalry and four pieces Of artillery, entered
Ca)]atin, Tenn, early Tuesday morning, and
captured Col. Boone, commanding the post
with about three hundred men of the 2Sth
Kentucky, and Federal freight train contain
inc sixty orses and lot Of oats and corn, and
chen retire1 There is great excitement there
Independence, Mo, was attacked on Mon
day by !, 800 Confe1erates under Coils. Hughes
anil @ lantre'. After an hours severe lighting,
the Felerals aurren lerel Twenty Of the Fed
Gals are reported to have been killed. kelr~
forcements were sent from louisville to assist
the Federal troops at Independence. indie
pendence is in Jackson county, IN the western
part of the State, and about five miles south OF
the Missouri river.
A dispatch from Gen NegIey to the Sec
rotary Of War, states that guerilla parties have
been defeated by Major Kennedy, Of the First
Kentucky cavalry, at various points below
Williamsport, Tenr., with considerable loss.
4 dispatch from Gen, Pope, dated yesterday
morning, states that on the previous night the
C>nfederates retreated across the t'apidan river,
towards Orange Court House, pursued by the
Fe leral cavalry and artillery.
Several engagements have recently taken
place near Cumberland Gap, Tenn, but the
disratches are rath : confused as TO results
The Confederates are represented 60 have been
routed bv Col. Decoursey with considerable
@,ss Al the same time, the Federal forces are
stated to have lost some in killed, wounded
and prisoners.
In connection with the movements in front
Of Gordonsvil]e, letter from that place, III the
2 altimore American, conveys some important
information Of the operations Of General Burn
side forces in the rear. "A re leral force
was sent out some days ago to destroy the rail
road from Gordon>ville 80 Richmond. After
moving out some distance the rear guard was
attacked by Stuart's Cavalry. The Federal
forces had running fight with the Conteder-
ate cavalry, and drove them IN the direction OF
Gordonsvie. The original purpose of the ex-
pedition was then. resumed anil detached par
ties sent in different directions. One force
went to Fredericks Hall Station, fifty miles
from Richmond AMI twenty three miles below
(}ordonsville reaching that point on Ncdnes-
day last Here the rails were torn up, two or
shree culverts blown up, and the station de-
stroycd On their return they destroyed The
railroad bridge over the Pamunkcy river
The column captured several prisoners and re-
turned TO Ere erick 5burg with rat serious loss.
These operations have an Important bearing
r,,t thn M ,iti0, OF tl3 l. yI1 IL. lta5 at J 0r~
d)nsyille. >
The LONDON (Eng.) Morning Post reviews
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Two MORE GUNBO ATS Brrrr nTyo -.


YAzoo RIVERA Western zorro sno,1'.+
writes:-But the Confederates are NOT ro,n;n
on this single boa. They have now n a.
Yazoo river two other boats, of equal or sre,
er strength than the Arkansas, which ,ro
a ,out ready for service. These are tho oa
steamer Star of the West. which was eantnroa
in the Gulf early in the history of war. and
the Gulf tug ''oat VIM. f. Welh. These two
are being fitted with every appliance Of mo-.
ern naval warfare, more care being takenin thp,
construction and onttit even than was mt nnon
the Arkaneas. For the simple reaeon that the
vessel was hn,,i.,d out TO accomrl>h the very
purpose in which she so admirably succee'1rd
These TWO boats are exrected to he ready ina
very short time. aid, with the aid of certain
rams, into which she feet Of transports that
were rnn in4o the Yazoo have }pon transform.
cd. will make a powerful feet, which NAV roo-
h1v render repetition Of the cororeet Of the
NIississinni necessary, when we hall Re fetter
prepared to avail ourselves of the advantages
we may from time to time GAR.
On the 18th inst, Wednesday, the orde
from the War Department respecting stray
glers in uniform is to be enforced Unon that
day every person found in uniform 10 the pub
lie streets will he required to show his pares,
prove himself military man, and to have
lust cause for being absent from bis comman',
Every one found in military Clothes and not
allie to give cool AMI satisfactory account of
himself. will lie obliged to go TO the nearest
military depot, where five dollars will re pad
to the officer arrestng him, and he. will there
he subject to a rigid examination, which will
end in his being diveStel Of his uniform or In
his being sent forthwith to his command
The enforcement of this order will rid thentles
Of great nuisance in the shape OF individuals
who nerambulate the streets in uniform Tor
purposes Of private and often and OF an evil
character.
The New York World thinks that General
Banks was beaten in the battle OF Saturday
notwithstanding Jackson retired after BANKS
had been reinforced. The World says
jackson has great advantage in his perfece
KNOWLEDGE of the country, which is so wooded
and billy as to render reconnaissance d0eo''
and hazardous, and in the friend: hip OF inc III.
habitants, who are too glad to serve HIM IN 'D5
CAPACITY Of spies. lie is able, audaclouS' 'Du
rapid, equally skiful IN attack or 1etea, I,o@.r
without undertaking our generals, we lssa'D
it as certain that, with Jacksons adyan oa;ut
only superior numbers can succeed 'E"'''
him. ~
The movement in gold in New lo'A p u,
Tuesday was strong, and sales were made '''D. NV
street as high as ia, recovery OF Il ps' '''
of the late decline .or.
Col. Turchin =. S. A., lately tn'd 10 - a.r
,;tt;ro the ontrages of his soldiers IL anu NO.
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The LONDON (Eny.) Morning Post reviews
Prince de Joinvile's own account OF the CT
cunstances of the departure Of the Orleans
Princes from America, and says it is really Il e
most unfortunate and deplorable account Of
the departure which has yet been given, and
quite explains the alleged refusal Of President
Lincoln to receive the Princes in farewelI
audience.
There WAS riot az picnic party, near Ba!"
timore, yesterday, in which several persons
vase seq 5ossbsl Jy wounded. y @
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XAS6nIC F1MAIE fHsTITUTE,
:, C..ENELAND. TENN.

N-~:Y. n: nradsAavs. Prs~espsl.
elsf1E - &eisiSWu OF suiS llsaitnts wl c"muelve
Il IN a. FIi13f MONDAY a jAsuasy ksc3. nn1es
- pissNsaHshlp p 6v he esv. ~. Bssd-
49,; VAo - III chasgs q u NE the Lass Is
mSNoAi a..,- =
fNSSsvAass h tAskiag thi sanonsesnsws wc"id
,.ore SsascisNy sp,ssal I" ~ >csissos .Uho nave
a. hses o. educate. send rbl I" tk jstitutn
M IssIallsS Las sl CAssts ~ t~ sct.ssl f"r tbe
Sat Is ruut. during A;,ich time he i,ss reItesei
~ e an .e miehs asy. uHsrrsal Satisfaction {" tie
Sss,.e~. pai,on. A~d ps,il> There nes-r was bet
eerAkue TT uen tu sdacats tci d.uali~fs than nos
mss,y /. .plsrly-sverything a. Grmee 'yxises hears
,vv psicss. .nd tie r.n ." this >' ri 10 The sam~
tsa,k vas, 0nsa ~ tstiing was ~ low 6suvrs.-
WIT e.s,ss - .esys s !: x; ~ ; n"c,o ,c 80
IN CeselAa1 h.alsEy Ecsli', " hyve =. i,.,i.n'e.
With exssslsas lnssrscr sadei :, s.s isst s"rp,
of Assis6aesa " iasiaswt al wl,: may favor with
,heieee,reesr les cne arA oil ms their al.:siie:
To- ~ VAes4 sNd Wiid ~ - y a-' ~.i s~sss
,.,4ca.bt t.'eat " ~ sad -. lse"r T. ~ s,ss
Ne hess he La,Iaing a,i We nave BE Tsac es--sse
hslasee desolss. s,.sr sAs ~. pie. We Ao.sisy ~
a,$3s IN. fs ,s,..! ~ tsiu % III, n,,... ,pr ..,
patronage 'euses.a s.n.. ~, Wr .i.hew hey.aos.e.
~, are alaA 70 hnOw that sssdcs ~ adm,aisesssi"D
IT. last;lA.sis ~ ues Lust Soy "Cth snvaLJs r-pw
,.Sa Il sust med la s.hs t.ssss days "f the Rsta
- .
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FROM H0RrH CAROLINA.
pr =. re- 80.
THE ENEMY AGAIN IL NOTION.

RIcuxoxb. Dec c9:-D;sr,atchss from Norti,
Carolina represent that tho abolition nrmy ia
agais eu tie npve Srum NeWblsuy Ost &C.
count saya their .lestimAtisn is Ei,Nt,i, the
"ther that they sre moving ts~ards -Wsldos.
via Greeneville. ,;t
EVACUATION OF ST. NMoS's ISLAND.
= AUGUSTA. Dec 2:.-.The FSdc,als evacuated
s; Sisaens lIsk.k pm s'.e Cs.r=is a,s' There
were tAres Aus@ted white men a,ri twc Hmm
bred "eeross: 1nr fcre~a hal Completed ar
rargcnsenss 60 attack shem. which 10 sap,''s-d
to have cawsscd t.'Air departure.
CnARlr-roS, Dec. es.-s;eu. neaAresard TO-.
dav wslce,n,,st esA Ccl1uivt', Forty sixth i;eor-
xia Regiment. ~ ,,,.ir. return 1ts~ the 'aci .
and expressed lis readiness to nsrst tie enc
my on Soasi, CAr,ins sOil.'' Ha
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LEPEK. { 1ENIFEE,
rRODUCE DEALxHs AND
COM ~ GSs1ON Mt:MC0A STs.
MrsrREExsOwO -TrNN.
Oc; 18th, lsC2--iy
$500 REWARD.

DUNAwAY. ~ Waa aer'.yed olf BY some uer.nn
ty: aisu, 80 years old. c.er aslorra. srnre bos,t
sbous tsei 8 GI ince. high mora. weighs l5Oar
10 pssnda rvaind ainsp,th ixrc slOWx xOsi deal III
the whites NJ her eyes. has ,k Mssk suas: her
right about large w cent psxe.' J hsse
.,sss rea~m to believe she hxs forged Psas. perhaps
isr. PAss. Aav person .aptRehssict0T ssid nests,
Wetl,er WiSb wstlsUAg iNit hnrge uR9er
the prOtsctDh ~ any i,erS'n. mnes s~ iesuaIe. "r
Alone. and ever her 10 in t0tc MsHia. Georgia
~. o0ffne her J0Lis' fhatN eNh get her. will
receive the sh0vc rcwsrd. Man raised IN Fast
.reu.e.cc, and has lived In 'rct'vil'e Knoxville.
.tIyeiila B,rtesd u free wInan) and her bruiher
live In Cleveland East Tennessee and she n,ay make
her WY urre. 1n addition iu the atr've reward,
viii M 0Sy dollars ur evue.,-e s,t lent tn convict
sny i.et-pn 81 hat.,sng he,. 't,>tk 'r white. Any
inGsa: ,ion Ing Der j" 'fsie last fnur weeks
AaLYsS. y ". isALDES.
u.,. t,.1v . t'e,ur,,us. Ga.
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TEL EGR APHIC.
lsrsclAi. TO .uE DAILY ssncL-l



SAVANNAH: Dec. 7s-A special dispatch to
the osvsnAaA 'RepsSlie.n. dated 'Mat1FeesSo-
rough. Dec. 3esh. ays: d sraibss ~ Ia
The snsQ0 6sds q sss,sml sdvunue yostIs
day. dEisiag = go. pisksap.s 4 hasHysA6ssi<
adipg rss ks2t up till aark. eer sAv.n~.l~vs
tsg ALLEN back. We were heevily, rsisforced
last night, and orders were. issued to retaks
our former po-itisn at an haxzards. Heavy
firing csrStinues this n,srninE. A general en-
|ga4sment is expected to morrow: = s.-1
1ohs II. Msegsa su>sssd Gissgow. Kshtucs'
E.ss chs;stoassvs. BY brisk hg,,tiax, ,sAiv.
Ing The sDssy from tho squars. captsrir.E ssa,
killing large number. Our loes was Capa.,
Lent. The nezs day AiosEaa burst al she
sridgss be:wsen Aumfordsville and Elizabeth.
town. and Destroyed fifteen milea of the I.euis:
ville and NaShville RaiIresi.
Our army is now in line Of tastie.' No light
to-day. Tie force ef she enemy 10 cstirnhtesi
at City t)su1sand. THEIR St5sct % supt,s.Sd 70.
be eo.6ssk 10 nsd cse - ioir cusnuu,icss;s,s
frea Chettsnsoga. alr,, o. s.is -. ior )
ARRIvAL. OF ANOTHER IRON sT4AxeR.l
W'lnsxorox, Dec. 22-A large irsn sts.ua.
er. the Giraffe. with y valuable cargo of GOV
crn'nent stores and special mcsscnxes FROM
Europe. arrived At . Confederate port this
morning.
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nREv1T1Es.

: Tie new, Conse5i7rA.s notes Of the denomi-
nation of one doiis, .ss cctring into circn!a
tidh. 'Tney arS handsensesy' psinted 6depSnA
popor. and ~ Ss gyvsass; i ,Gselv sxeeutsd
on steel-a greas vnprovcmsnt on. the old
nOtes.
Il - reported shke JasueS s0srtlou Dssnstt
viii retire from buSivsap on the lat of January,
leaving the New Yeek Herald TO his soi..
James g. Bennett, ".
! Frank r. Bskir and ssat, LETT Memphis for
Helena on the 18th. - -
/. =. ~. ssfs' ~ -: "a 81 fi.-s - isass ~
Tho extra eession nf the Legislature called
|hy Gov. fettus. wifi Meet at Jackson on
wesinesdAy, toprovide Mr. tho better defense
Of tde eta!s. a.d f,r Nc support Of sase indi.
~ the Rsitosd tbu-ensicn In Aueu,ta, Ca.
la0 vec9. sesty O nqrs ssmpanies sxess' reps
rsseqted. Ths Capvsntiea resolved to O.
operate with Adia;ant-GeneralW Wsdley in the
duties of his Office.
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fAEjeH ue

4 M enmssnsed Z, f.f hy'ht military snshcritir:
4 ~ Osa,tsns.rs. "n ,ie ID os 0tsceer Az A..
sAe sttSA ely etgpmitscd hyt,n ernn3 w
" Nsces,is-s. lai2. - negro hoy ca'hAs nss m.e
JOHN .ka ass. - he. u;yI-' wv '"r-.: ~ ~ ,. -"
sae u V9.t .smr T. reqaesIed tr .eome sv~sSI
v.v- ropery p.y ssss' .,d tai. tim ~ i t.s. o. ss
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s. ,lcossuss"Arxn.
TIE WOME.! OY. GILES eOUNTY.


M. Assss~: --Pix.e srset rs /, sp.ee &. the
cuSum'm ~ VOW w;iiely citcwiatel aud jnssly
popular rar,or. to return sur sinc.rs thanks to
the. Giles County yt&~g IadicS Soldiers Aid
Society" and alan Ia The noAle matrons Of
IyAnvillc swti Canq.belssvillc. for the r,ost Ill,
ersl aud useful contributions. we have recciv.
ed from any section, of the countfy.
In tho gsi'ercs ddnstioa6 20 ieSsr 6icE soj.i
disss. thsy have msuisesssd ti,at ttne patriot.
lem fse which they have ever besr, jass,y a,s.
tiDgwishei. !WcswOai6 make n~inv3dious did,.
ti.seisear sahsa wsnsa slGssiussgsshs ssssai
havo proved their ,lsvotiss - our cause. Bu,
tho women sf CiissS o. 10 IN Ntdass Teunes.
see) have -bssn ssve-sly tested, ssd have
thows thsmseivss .frne to H. oanse. u the
South. Firm and isAexib,s IN the desern;u.
tion to stand by Onss stssyD .boys: while eAs' =.
sossnt Ssc held that psSsiss ~ tks's Shss: ~
wen . - The sscs~ssssf Sosolvs . axRsv no
YsnksS Ssn*.dsr--tos shsw no s;gn u rscegsi
tion to any oi6eer "r privsss y ,th.is arnv, kss
o. ahs esatrary to live sar; ~ ,Sssahsss vssh
f"s the Sssth. asd 10 necssassystsz ~ fsrthU
St~sh--tAsy have c!aias aeua otr;Sdnpt.tiso
s"d affections. whict vim sad,es = Iose,aie
virtue is pEilek OF patriotiesA \. .haserek -, =,
iFo"r lsqe Wsy ssatla,S ,Sheae ushissssno
endured Eaaksss~aas .ThsieAieaAe syuo Ussv
csrssd By ~ sissys oF ~ ktvsliskss=shyjy'
cs'assd under me coadptaslt e indoor I;ls1
they anxios.ly loessa fer tts, set.re Of ~
Santl'ern besvss.. asd = aaliaieeties. e rshe
Dsli0aisu sfS fStbeir lWpsa. tlngs mnhs elsa -
hoss Ass~sskisg eue sbss0 s0suasUuSuSx ,e1ep
yssae Ladies' u Gtlfs hsss eeSssk, lanx as1s
s..it.3. sc sss ssl4 ~ ilusssIA e sAs.v
given coaes TAb!ec1x asA sslscited aoaA-
tioes. .spa - - peeejs6s AaSs aersieasa
/ thedbsaAslDAsua g wa5uh, 49, hsvol0eAs;ssd
sfs 80 a1A1eg> sssssisGnf eeaessink or tAs
i,afesut Sfoar army. kytxiir uutirsns efer-
tions: shsy hay. comfortably elo,hsd haadreds
of mcn. Who are now gsasroasiy rspaying tlisu
devotion tssss bsuss by bastiia4Sor ths sighas
IAf the Ihoehsss. wives. siss~s sa,d dsnghssss
of The South rsf - ts;.t. i'"s. ss- 20 -.
Tia ipvsluabla cont 1bssiops to our Hospi-
tal will be Distributed ia sssh waansr tI,as ~
most needy viii BE beasAsssd by thsm. A.
ready has the distribctSon oFsuyhs ~ the goods
caused tho heart. of, .oms pSsr fei,ows to
,hreb with gratitude, and invoke ths b;essings
Of 2savsa u1eA iae- faiks deaees. UAay viii
return 70 duty resolved to dare ill in defense
Of those ~lSs>sytr sefe< sA.mae lb,re...
= r: u. THoxTox.
! Surgeon in Charge.
| Z. c. ASkxNATBYS
House Surgeon.
| -s,, 8: p. s. Hoes1se.
! -7.z s5g!s4 ]. + Fa9.r - -.
| = "a:i.'--' F.iw. NsenoLs, ese
! -.+-S ~. J. BUaf, -
...s,.. +. J: MlrCBnL.
! Asst Surgeons. Newsou, Hospital.
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LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

We continue oyr extracts from late Northern
papcrs tup 10 the .5,h} a. began OIL yesterday
Tus cASsxxr kNBRo.si.,o.
The Lincoln j.ai.iuc- troubles are ~ no
mrams At an end. T},c ileraLl's dispa,cli says
/, i. not. best fos IT,, p4blc to 'chcri::.s al,
iilus,.ry i,.pc sl.as' a,c tabnet en,bragiti is At
Il, ,.a, s.ri s.sa,A. .i.'a,,.! s,ss :
friends hat iris ro.ua ,Ii0ss 81 ministerial a.
ties WAS made dcpurielt upon two conditions
whose no,r fHifilnseit ~. uGl eventually com
pei i,s resiX,.at.<'u;. and lhouga Mr. C.ase i,,-
DAY .,,.suiicd to the President l,fs conse;s. 10
retsrn 10 his department. IL ses.ns app9Pent
that his action :Lso will be rpa,ss 20 depr,m! -
Ter ao ANY permanent occupancy gSs upon
ct,a ting gIncixs. "a. e.e - =
Meafitim.: Stanton feels stronger :l,an ever.
amt, seems tn Conscious II ts3 ihif,tshce rapidly
CONT. ming Sy..iimt him. His personal relations
with MIR. Bait have LONG been most luiriend'y,
and the latter comes oi !, Iacc and Tenn = uuA
used To defeat. Tic Senate is l,ko strong
u, my repulsed in q bold attack. Il faces back
ia good erdsr; and ssals {. .co"lnii ef yar. pos.
s!bly.to plan flank nfC< smcf,t. ,Snch' was
tho caucus of to-day that il will abxS10s the
, entcrprisc il .,as undertaken. 1t 10 no: within
ti,e SAINT of lN,sssLiliy that. the was no:v de.
ciared will MOS, likely involve the Usucs in
| i,s s,rugsle", IN already Jsprsss6eAiSe ere
anxiousiy consulting the Sihjsct. aud. ui,'eas
the Presi,teM yieeds> Il viii 6Osss be COaEfess
against tho Executive, and the rs~1lt vi such
struggle 10 not difficult to fsfctell. Never in
Ia tree Government has an Executive ssccsss-
/! fully deted the Legislature.
1 H. 10 aiy yniticant that Scnstog WedO V0o to.
day close.ed for hours witl, tie President. du.
ring which ,ime. tho iatter wag AAu1 10 all
visitor, ind it 10 unquesti"nahle tlnel he w.
r,nt ena,orship IN Ohio wiN' 6rsf1so Socons-
lslicAte existing diifc uliies.
BURNSIDE, nN.LEcE co.
THIS firm i. before a., investig ,tins commit
tee. The Cosgrsssis,.l aeld Mssshals are
eagerly prying into The p's and Us ,t the late
"rcpulse." tbs Zines despatch Oh the sub.
iecs s.ys--,.nd;c:r date Of Tho 3&ths-.. . .
I Thei...nmittee on the Conduct Of the W.
La-.-.;r.-I 'o-ei-v Ha'leck. N1cigr. Whod6ury
Of the l.. in 'crs ant haups. of she Jsaaspor
eatio.s Department. uron matters con0ectod
with the ba'to'Uf Erederieksb~sge@ 0t0je tee
lsimcny wns mainly contir'natory Of that oa
!! Rurueide a., the comIuandsrs ~ t0o t0hrce
grand divisi,hx. Ha'luck stats4 to the Com
1hittes that Mcclellan had sdviesd ~ p<epasa
zion ri tri,, ses in ad a"ce; bridges were nc'
ent onward, however for Tear they WnWId he
| The testimony of Bu, inside ard l,is Generals
will, when made public, make the Amy n the
| Potomac the admiration Of the world.
| General Wadsworth AnA hcen assigned tG
the command of tue u diviAion Of Sumner,
eorps.:s .'-'S'
! Cen Burnside returned to-day to the head
I quarters "f the Army of the Potomss, oppo
I site Fredericksburg. = agra.
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To the Farmers Of East Tennessee.

To the Farmers Of East Tennessee.
ouI srus.es ..ees all the Hog. .nd 's,s.I- yu csn
= stiess. aud Mb~tsl psiees willie paid t'r pork
islocs, Reeve. aud Corn.
80. .,ave heen. assigned = :'c inr iase 81 h"gs
Atstr c.,rt &c. .n ~ 7e'see sssl viii aPlrsint
. sufc,~nt nn.saS-ssA agents I" ss.isr AND d<ins
their territory kAi w,li in due time p"bl.sh theft
u.msa.
: have determined {" make rrices uniform and
Nt,eni And hope every Jr il. Ess: Tcnne-ss suita
Die tor v.srk. viii be fatteneL -.
Nv office t.s tile pressii. :. Atlanta Gs--wiN re-
s,,s,vs IL Kn"xve sn.n. tAl,stS addressed to me q
sstAer pUist will lie eDded to-,
:" J.F CUMMINGS.
esrssa.s Ma.r ,ni 4. =. C.s 4.
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THE .DAIL 7, REBEL.
Franc. M! !flPa VI.
WEDN EsDAY MoREsNts.DEC.sl 1861
=
fERsoNAt.

Brig. Gen: wllisoi- Carroll ism Chatsanoegs.
We are pleased ~ et,sefye bio in excsRs"t
good heal;h, y saBsst "a gslaTas Of old: ]
Waller G. Oversor. !ats' II st1. Iouisvil'c
Courier and after wasds Of ths. Rsrrsss. -
moro recently ola Yankee rison, has arrived
IN Chattanooga.
Our spiritual blessing" is dne pr. Nsgle for
superb bottle, or bottle Of superb Catawba
vine. 80 80
! Tom Crstchhe'd delighted . party of friesds
with bowl of Egg Ncg Goat q pnre Jamaica
rum} on Christmas day. We have beea sGss
mating over the yemiriscenes svsr siscs. cd
conclude on mature ielibcration tbat !" our
host ON tlmtc ccasicn wss he 'poblsss Run OtI
Of them aH!" -. -
Brieaier General Lyle. Of Philadelphia.
commenting q lwiEais Of Pennsylvania Re-
8. rves. was killed IN the hattie ef Frsdsricts'
burg. - - =.
General uugh lily. ). prominent cits1sa Of
Da!.imsro couaty. Nd. died few days ago.
Among recent deaths u prominent citizss,e
nj the North. We notice the following Henry
r. Jackson sot Rnltimase; BENJAMIN Adams.
Louisville. all George Anderson. Ct Wheeling.
Andrew wallace. venerable citizen of Co
lnn'bia. :. C.. died III that CRY last Sunday. 7
Miss lIUty Cary is under arrest in Balti-
more Tor planting Confederate Nat ~ the
ttcsenc- Of New YORK regiment arilfing i"
front OF ncr fathers fssidsS6c.
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,Mssslys sixtSo' haDSxai 'substltres' failed
10 report at Camp Cultin. Pa. and. as con-
seqaenee. the original drafted men are tn .
vssy' apxions frame Of E,ind At TIE loss Of
uo,,sy 'r"d the rstsrees ~ mu.kct md &"ssspl
sack scrvics.
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NJ 81. ts!ReN5Ms y, ssE ~ sse sa.s a.s
k.r~ Re- ce ntiy committed by actin. Jus'rr "f the
psAe f.yr the oaimsy of iaasasl'"n. TrDi. %" the
I.hh "tISee.. lSs5 neag" by VII" say. hts name y"
JACN, - t,As he bela.s john Pride. III Sparta
white Gritty, Tems. said boz is black. - years
I'D. feet inch high. Th- owner lis requested t's
him ..,. IL jail J. II. SNAIM.-.
der1l e.. ~. JaiOr
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-. Asa item of rteressst TO the monstsry
world:we clip the following quotations frsa the
Bank Note liet Of tho Nast vile Dispstch. chow
ing the rates for Tspnessce and Southern money
generally. These quotations are for the
United States Treasury Notes. aud current
Bank Notes Of Ohio. indiana. and Ksatuclv:
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We Mderatand a detachmss:t of srsneExdes
.artured in the ue,shborhaod Of G:ass,
Cove numbering abott 90. rrached Athens
Tuesday night week.
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Tue dr'nkng xaloons in ncmp'sis ha
fein closed bi the Federal authorities
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MISC L Al EOUs;.
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THE CONFEDERATE INK.

We CAN ASD WILL re lSDEpENpENT.
Ma. aSAs sarsA hy e. ,. pUI,sE.
Ma. Whitaker street Savannah. Ecorci.
N1ARaANTED equal to any imported Inks; al.o
CONFEDERATE MUCIIAG+.
- BLACK Dir CARM'NE INK
vsrio . .ixs.i Lyt,irs. ..and at ssf~brrste prices
deco lm 90