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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-10
Prom the Army of the Potomac

HEADoUAR ARMY or The PoRoNAC. De
cember 9-Tbe weather i milder and the snow
has melted considerably.
An officer who came through from Alexan-
dria with strong escort was told ut Dumfries
that sixteen Suffers, with their wagons we're
captured by Whites cavalry last week and the
owners made to drive their teams 70 some rebel
station in the interior
White represented a. having large regi-
ment of cavalry.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-10

TAKEN Ur-A black mare, l5I, hands high,
about IL years old. white stripe on her face,
three white legs thin in flesh, and sbOd all round
The owner can get said mare by calling at the
livery stable of Mr.. Wilkison and paying the
charges. 10 3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-10

e. A gentleman yesterday showed us a new
fifty cent counterfeit of the postal currency,
passed night before last in this city The dis
tinguishng marks about the same as those
heretofore noticed, except that hyphens have been
made with ink, To connect the words "postage
currency" at the top of the note.
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A Valuable Document.

We propose TO publish, IN pamphlet form. the able
realise Of Judge ccErrs EXECUTIVE Po~rH, the most
comprehensive and forcble which has yet been written
on tia. subject with the address Of the State Central
COMMITTEES on the causes which produced the recent po
hteal revolution in Indiana Both will make PAM
phlet Of ls pages which will furnish 81 per hun
dred. This document should be read by every citizen Of
Indiana. Address orders TO
ELDER HARDNESS 4 BINGHAM,
November II, 1s62 indianapolis, Ind.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-10

METROPOLITAN HALL~-Miss Charlotte Thomp.
son appears to night as Miram-a character in
which she is said to excel. The drama is one of
thrilling interest, aud has drawn immense houses
wherever she has played. We confidently
promise our friends who NAV visit the Metropoli
tan to night a treat both rich and rare. Miss
Thompson also appears as Gertrude in the com
edy of Little Treasure.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-10

sX-Wiliam Henderson. Esq. yesterday sold
his residence on Illinois street TO Daniel Stewart
ESQ. OF Decatur county, for 81 900. Mr. Hen.
derson designs building next summer his prop
erty just north OF the corporation line.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

~ We ARE AUTHORIZED To AN
NOUNCE ". ?. PrDsros, Of Knox county, candidate
for President Of the Botrd Commissioners Of the sink
ing Fund subject the decision Of the Legislative Caucus
ofthe D~mocr atic members Of the Legislature.
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IT, Godey's Lady's Book for January is for
sale by Mrs Thompson 4 Son. North Penn.
sylvanis street The engraving entitled the
New Years Gift" has air Of reality about il
that exhibits the producing power of the people.
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY :.

THAT IS THE QUESTION
ggvHE propnetors Of the "PAKiSIAN CABINET %
WONDERS. ANATOMY. and MEDICINE" hsvs
determined regardless u expense issue free nr ne
benefit Of suffering humanity, FOUR ~ Their most m
srrctiye and interesting Lectures on Marriage end ~
Disqualification Nervous Debility. Premature Decline
Of Manhood. Indigestion, weakness Depression, Los
Of Energy and Vital Powers The Great Social Evils and
those Nalades which result from youthful folles Fx
Of Maturity. Ignorance a Physiology and Ma
lures Law These invaluable Lectures have been the
means Of enlightenng and saving thousands and vii 10
forwarded free the receipt q four stamps, by address
ing SECRETARY PAKTskS CAsISEI AxAro~r AR
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-10

~ Building lots in sizes prices and locations
tn suit all customers. may be had of Frank
Smith. Real Estate Agent Some lots as low
IA AIS
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To LOCAL ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
In the local column viii hereafter he as follows:
For ten lines or less. 81 90 Over ten lines. ten
cents line. No notice viii be inserted until paid
for
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Captain Company h.. 18th Indiar
Decisions OF the Supreme Court of
Indiana.

indiana.
FOURTEENTH DAY.
John D. Loudon ct al vs. Nancy Diekerson el
al Marion c. p. Affirmed. ? per cent.
Horatio " heller aJmT. vs.. Alex. Simpson ei
al. Marlborough c. p Reversed
Thos. b. Wilson Wm w. Trulock. Scott
Z. c. Affirmed.
Theo. a Cox vs. Jos. (. Blair ct al Clinton
Z. c. Affirmed.
Henry W Smith ". James T. Mcmillan
Hamilton {. Z. Reversed.
James Hawkins ct nj. vs. Henry Teegarden
Fountain r. Affirmed
Wantlin IS Giles +. White: habeas corpus
Appeal to full bench from Judge Hanna. Dis
chaged
Troy Mccarty vs.. the State. Decatur c. P
Reversed
Belinda Jones vs.. Jonathan S Dorr Porter
G.. Il. Reversed.
Indiana Central r. r Co vs. X Ockes ct al
Hancock G Z. Reversed
John n Harnaday ct al +. Cooper. Scott
C. G. Affirmed.
Daniel Campbell and Mark Brown Va III,
State Vanderburg {. p Reversed.
John Mitchell W. the State Floyd {. Z
Affirmed
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To- Those who in search of the best quail
ity OF ladies fur tipped hoods, can find them al
Baker & McIvers l0-4
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"A DESPERATE BATTLE
IN ARK NSAS-
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CAMP or THE 18th REG'T IND VoLs,l
Brooks Station Va, Nov. %, 1862
Msssrs Ward. Motif. Perry and Others:

Msssrs. Ward, Motif. Perry and others:
Please convey to my friends in Edinburg my
grateful acknowledgements for this additional
evidence OF their esteem. The unexpected honor
conferred. fills me with pride and pleasure can
but family express This beautiful. bright blade
and it, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS emblem and pride
of soldier accept, and in doing so promise
that while life lasts il shall remain untarnished
as when received il at your hands
high and honorable duty called me from
amongst YOU and placed me in the tented field. "
fratricidal strife. nurtured into existence by
traitors. WAS seeking to rend in twain our loved
country. The call Ito arms was answered by
thousands who went with strong arms and willing
hands to do battle under the flag that had fostered
and protected them. Could do lessI To buckle
on the armor of the Cnon was duty sought
not to evade. and | am proud to claim that in
that armor. with my brave companions | did
battle for the cause of my country
When white winged Peace again hovers DER
our loved land. should | survive the fate OF war,
! will again thank YOU in person for this token OF
your friendship. Truly yours,
Par IL HART.
Captain Company H.. 18th Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-10

BATTLE NEAR C0FFEEvILLE, MISS

THE REBEL Loss 30 IN KILLED AND
WOUNDED.
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ETIEIksRAFn.
NluciuUnli Nlnrkel

Ctuciuuafi Market
CNoIssAri. December 3.
Flour Is unchanged and not much in demsnd:
superfne. S. l0@5l5.
Wheat i in good demand at 81 nal 0s:
white duh at 81 iOCal IL for ohse: 81 istai IL
for Kentucky
Oats in active demand: 60962c in bags.
Corn firm At 45c.
whisky S5c
Hogs unchsnged, and closed shout ne they did
Yesterday at 81 % to 81 So. Receipts OF IS 600
head for the week. making the receipts Tor tie
season $50 900, being the largest ever known be
fore.
Lari--1here is 4 good demand a, sac IN
tierces.
Green meats unchanged.
Groceries dull and heavy.
Gold advanced 10 l3l.
Silver l2S
Demand notes. l2S
Exchange steady.
York Money Mark~s-
bY nucksrH.
Nav loRK. De-. y
The money narke, is steady. nj sac per cent.
on call.
Exchange frmer at l4iis "a l46 for merchants.
and 1861 @lH for bankers bills
Gold hrmer. but notwithstanding at :2s.:
advancing 20 335s and closing steady at 81
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Y Nervous Debility

Or spermaiorrhoa, j. positively INCURABLE by ANT
means but those advocate. Before commencing dFD
treatment learn hos the writer actually CURED himself
and subsequently, h1ndreds - ctbers- Ercio~e poet
paid superscribed euveiop 10 Box 17s, Chsriero~n.
Mas os-dk vsn
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s8- The winds aud tides OF war are every
where setting South - Lou Jour
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NEW AND COMPLETE, suitable for Dry Goods, FGr-
nshing Clothing. OF Fancy Stores FOR sale AZ bar
gam. hy FRANK SMITH,
sse3-dat Real Estate Agent
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LETTER FROM CAPTAIN HART.-It will be re
membe.ed that some weeks ago we noticed the
purchase by the citizens of Ednburg of beauti
ful sword and sash. to be presented TO Capt 2. II.
Hart, of the 18th Indiana. The letter to the
gallant Captain from the committee we also pub
lished. The following is Captain Harris re-
ply:
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70 r Ell @ III NJ Z w q

FEDERAL Loss soo-REBEL LOSS 1890
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NOTICE.

OFFICE - INDIANA CEsTRAr. RAILWAY Co..
INDIANAPOLIS, December 9th, 1862 !
TuNHE Stockholders in said Company are hereby noti
fled that al election for Directors in said Company,
will he held this Office. in indianapolis, Thursday,
the eighth day Of January next, Cls63.)
By order of tie Board of Directors.
dec6-3w SAM. HANNAH, Sec'y-
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
TO DLsNSON & CON, Druggists, No.
L. East WASHINGTON Street,

Have been appointed agents for the sale of
q: * ~ II E,S y y. a Gs %.
THE WONDERFUL tiRANULUS, fer the cure of Coughs,
Colds Throat Bronchitis zng irritation of the
Uvuls and Tonsis, and Diseases Of the lungs Sold in
large boxes 25cts 81 ctS..and Z each nisd6w1y
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The Weekly Sentinel.
ADVANCE IN PRICES.

Tn eonsequeHee q che great advance in the price Of
white paper We are compelled to raise the prce ofshe
weekly Sentinel Prem and after December Ise2 the
pTioe Of The weekly Sentinel viii lc :. feIlows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
FHON general MCLELLlh'S ARhY,
Large Requirements for the Rebel Army
Thirty Thousand Consoripts Raised
in Tennessee and Georgia.
THE SANE NUMBER IN OTHER STATES.
$4,000 REBELS In TIE RECENT BATTLES.
Arrival Of More Wounded fTom Richmond.
HPArQrARTFRs,' ARyy oP PoToylc,
1'u,. day. IuIy ~. lgt2

Tuesday, July 70, igt2
Dr. Williams,j who las beeu prisoner at salisbu-
~ n. c., for several months, aud who arrived here
Saturday having been Internationally released states
that for ten days after the Oa'tlc in front Of Rich
mond one thousand Rebel troops passed through that
town d.ily on their way 10 Richmond, and more
were on their way.
The Doctors window overlooked the railroad and
depot giving him good opportunity Of ascerianing
what was going on there. The troops were from
James Island and Eastern Georgia.
Among other facts the doctor asoeTained WAS that
IL 900 troops We're at Charlottesville, waiting trans
portaiion to Richmond; that 10000 conscripts had
been raised in each Of the States Of Tennessee and
Georgia since the 9th Of July, and aIroportionate
number in the other extreme Southern States
lie heard the Adjuiant of Colonel Goodwin, who
commanded the pos; Of Salisbury, and who bad just
come from Richmond, state that the Adjutsnt Of
General Hill told him tina, tue Rebels bad $4,000
troops engaged in the battle of seven days. He was
accompanied by DIR. Stone, who was taken prisoner
AT Bull Bun, and who corroboraies the statement so
far as relates TO the movement Of troops.
On their way to Richmond they passed long trains
OF supply cars on the way South. II other state
meus are true, and there is every reason TO believe
they are, it shows that the Rebels are stalking their
all in this State by concentrating within ito borders
an overwhelming force.
Gen. Mcclellan spon, the entire day yesterday in
visiting the different hospitals, Speaking words of
announcement to tie sick and wounded, and seeing
that their wants were properly attended TO.
The boats to-day brought down 49j wounded from
Richmond, leaving about 200 ye, to come.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
The Concentration Of Rebels near Peters,
burg, md between Richmond and the

FoErRuss MosRoE. Monday. July 70 1882
Some days ago, a. wac reported, learned that
there was large Rebel force of infantry, cavalry,
and artillery, being concentrated in he neighbor-
hood of Petersburg, aud along the banks of the
James River, between tie junction Of tie Appomat-
tox and James Rivers and Richmond
1t is more than possible that the story told by the
Rebels accompanying released Union prisoners, TO
the effect that Requirements were being sent TO
Stonewall jackson, but that they did not know
where be was TO disguise the fact that the
Rebels are now in strong force between Richmond
and tie Apqoma,tox River, and still collecting forces
and sending them in that direction.
A mail steamer arrived this afternoon from Harri-
sons Landing, but brings no news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
UNION VICTORY IN MISSOURI
ESQ UNIcE TROOPS R0UT 600 REBELs
10 TO 100 RLBELS KILLED AND WOUNDED.
CaptureOf Guns, Ammunition and Baggage
JEFFERSON Cirr. Mo. Tue,day. July 70, 1862

JEFFERSON CITY Mo. Tne,day. July 49, 1862.
COL Guitar OF the 9th Missouri Regiment, re.
enforced by Lieut. Col Shaiier and Major Chopper Of
Merrills Horse and Major Caldwell OF the ID lows
Cavalry, $50 strong, were attacked at Mcores Mills.
seven miles east of Fulton, yesterday by Porter and
Cobb 800 strong, and after lighting I'LL after 4
O'Clock p. H., the Rebels we're completely routed,
with less Of from IS 10 100 killed and wounded and
one taken prisoner. Col Gui,ar reports less Of 10
killed and wounded. He captured guns. ammunl-
ton, baggage, &C., in proinsion. The officers aud
men behaved Spleudidy. Cobb is reported killed.
COL Guitar resumed the pursuit last night and will
follow them over The Jordan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
Sabbath in Canp-Arrivai OF Cotored La
borers-Tbe Late Daring Feat OF the
RebcIs-All Quiet Along the Lines.

From Special Correspondent
CAMP AT UARRrsoSs LANDING, James River, Va,
Monday Morning July e. 1867.
The quiet and stiffness that marks the Sabbath
morning in cities could not be more impressive than
that which rsigned yesterday morning in camp.
lis sometimes amusing TO hear soldiers disputing
whether the day s Wednesday or Thursday, or
Thurrday or Friday; but none are ever beard TO
doubt that Sunday was any other day than Sunday.
Sunday is the only day that they can ali agree on,
and no wonder, for on tina; day comes rest. They
are relieved of fatigue and police duty. The enjoy
ment of the day commences with their dressing IN
Sunday clothes; clean linen ID put on, and the black
iug-brush that lay idle all the week Is brought into
reQuisition They attend to their religious services,
and hear a sermon from their chal lam; and the
dinner that follows is sure to be something extra
Then leave is obtained from the Colonel 10 visit
their friends in come camp, perhaps two miles away.
Others STAY at home and receive VISITORS. some
write-yes nearly all wrlte-to dear friends at Rome
on this day. Three. fourths of all the letters that
leave this camp are written on Sunday. And how
could portion OF the day be better employed
The steamer South America arrived here yester-
day, with about 600 colored laDorers under the
charge of Mr.. w. Il. Cook. They were brought
from Norfolk Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe, and
Newport News. AT the latter place, squad Of -
neighboring country and pick up every eonlrabard
they could find. Their arrival III camp Yesterday
created much amusement from their display Of dress
and the nature OF the bundles with which every one
of them provided. There are a6ont foo effective
men among them, the rest being women and chli'
dren belonging to the party. We are just hRdnS
out that we have use for those men, ard am IN
formed the South America returns to-day Tor another
cargo.
The principal subject Of conversation yesterday
was about the late caring feat OF the Rebels IN NJ
re.ting the captain OF the schooner Louisa Reeves,
and then setting fire to the vesse. IN tue lace o. ID
gnnboais and our whole transport feet.
There has been culpabe neglect somewhere you
may be certain, when such thing ar this can hap
pen. / heard 40 less than general say yesterday,
!. The next thing we will bear, Sir, is that the
Rebels have been ON board the flag ship and stolen
Commodore Wilkes himself" Bat joking sside, II
they do not take lesson from this transaction we
orr Rebel neighbcrs which may be more disastrous
The weather is very 6ae. The health Of the men
is excel ent, and MI II quite along the lines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
THE WAR IN TIE sOUTH.WEs1,
A Proper Order respecting Treasury Notes ne
Currency-s hirirish mt Bolivar, Tenn
Evacuation of Grand junction by the Union



Currency-s hirrish mt Bolivar, Tenn
Evacuation of Grand Junction by abe Union
MEMPHIS, Saturday Jolly 2s, 1885,
The commanding General has issued an order pro.
bbiing spectators paying specie for tue products
of the Rebel States. When Treasury notes are re-
iused the parties refusing are to be arrested, and
such Of their property s not needed for the sub
sstence of their families viii be seized and sold by
the Government quartermasrer. Spectators paying
srece in contrayenton Of ls order will he arrested
and cent North, ard the property so purchased Will
be seized Tor the use Of the Government.
CAIRO. Monday, Jrly g. 1902
A skirmish occurred at Bolivar, TeDn., between
orr forces stationed there and body of Rebels yes
erday. II is reported that our forces Lave evacu-
sted Grand Junction, and that tue place IL now &C.
cured by the Rebels.
Ca,so Tuesd.y, July %. 1884,
A dispatch received at headquarters to-day, says
that the Mobile and Ohio Railroad is again in run
ming order the Rebels having done but little damage
to it. and that they have possession Of almost all that
portion of the Memphis aud Charleston Railroad be-
tween Memphis and Corinth.
CAIRO. Monday, July 60 Isfa
The steamer City. on the way from Memphis, was
fired on twice yesterday just before reaching Co
lumbus
CHICAGO. Monday, July &, 1862.
A special 70 Tie Times from Cairo, says:
The Rebels hsye taken possession Of Humboldt
and now hold the Mobile and Ohio Railroad at that
place. They have torn up the track some ten or
twelve miles.
CHICAGO, Tuesday, July 20 1852.
A special dispatch to 1he Times, from Memphis,
says:
The Captain of the gunboat Tyler reports eight
killed and sixteen wounded on his boat at the lac
engagement with the Arkansas. lie accuses Lieut.
Hunter. commanding Queen of the West, OF behav-
ing in a most cowardy manner, having made no
effort whatever to bring bis vessel into action. The
Ulcers of the Lancaster sew that The Queen OF the
West was the first boat that discovered The Arkan-
sas and that she FOR protection 10 the heet With
ont firing gun, in dsobedence of signals 10 come
10 the aid of the Carondelet while the latter was
engaged at close quarters with the Arkansas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
REBEL CLRRGYMEN COMMITTED
TO JAIL.
Recruits for the Rebel Col. Morgan
Geld not TO be paid for Cotton.
LOUISVILLE, ny, Tuesday. July ~, 100

LOuIsvILLE Ky, Tuesday, July ~, I5o1'
The three Rebel clergymen, the Revr. Elliot
Ford and Baldwin Of Nashville, sent ny Andy John
son to Gen. Boyle, arrived here this evening, and
were committed to Jail. They will be sent to the
Indiana Pententiary tomorrow.
The Rebel Col. Bullet, with two hundred re-
crui,s for Col. Morgan from Owen County, is re-
ported as having passed through Flat Rock, Boar'
bon County, en- route to the South.
Gen. w. II. Sherman has issued orders that no
more gold shall be paid for cotton, and that vendors
refusing the cren. funds Of the place shall forfeit
half their cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
Patriotic Action Of Albany County.

ALBANY, TUESDAY July ~ ioe.'
The Board Of Supervisors Of Albany County aP-
propriated $4,000 for offering an additional bounty
Of $50 to each recruit Of the Albany regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
Tho e,e.mcr stn,e Of Maine.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday July 70, 1907
The State Of Maine arrived this evening with
wounded prisoners from Richmond. The names
have been published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
Arrival Of Wounded New-Jersey Soldiers
NewarL.
NJ NeWnrH.

NEWARK N j., Tuesday July 29, iet!
About $50 sick and wounded New-Jersey soldiers
arrived at the U. s. Hospital here thin noon, from
Rhode Island where they had accumulated through
some disobedence Of order On the part Of the tur-
geon in charge Of them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30

Increasing Sickness On the Union Vessels
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ANvMtER oF RtR cafw KILLED AND WOUNDED
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fearful Illness AID Distress in the Rebel lrny
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BRECKINRIDGE IN THE CITY
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ANCTHER REeEL eARsARlSM
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The Gmtoat Arkansas Seriously Injured
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IMPORTANT FROM vgCNSBURG.

CONDITION OF The UNION FLEETS
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THE ENENY'S DEFENSES UP THE YiZO0
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Arrival of Gen. Sherman-CoodH Health Of His
Troops-Their Experiences en- roafe-The
Negroes-Wauteo, n stable Policy Ia Mem.
phis-Wallace's Division sent TO Helena
The Order Requiring the Oath Of Allegiance
-NeteOrOlO gical.