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Goth regiment u Illinois volunteer, me
company j. now in camp at Chcago. Mr.
Clcland recently returned from Chicago and
ha, made arrangements tor the enlistment OF
men, At the store Of Mr.. 9. VI. Knox, IN this
city. Those who wish To take little run at'
ter the rctrearins rebels had better enlist now
it is their last chance.
Mr.. Hitchcock has found two or three per-
| sons To defend his abolitionism, anonymously
! aud Otherwise and they seem very anxious to
divert our attention from Mr. Hitchcock to
their iana,ca illusions, We cannot afford
to crafty them, Just nov.
\ few of the dcludci, aud we presume IN
conscious. aidcrs Of secession IN Moline, actu.
ally declared their intention to come down
and clean out the ARGus office because of our
criticism Of their abolition god Wcwill not
ask them t. give Us any notice Of their com
ing-don't stand on the order Of your coming,
gentlemen, but come at once We will cndcav
or to welcome YOU H. Tom Corwin wished
our soldiers might be welcomed in Mexico.
We are not surprised that these violent and
trnitorous abolition fanatics who are always
Boosting Of being the defenders OF free speech,
should be the first to adopt mob law. Its as
consistent ns We ever expect to find an abe
litionist. Poor iool, THEY are responsible
for causing the war, and for the loss of life
and treasure which has aud must yet ensuc
in preserving the union. They have followed
the teaching, Of Mr.. Hitchcock and such as
he. until they have become the aidcrs and
abc,tOr> Of treason Mr.. Blair, the present
postmaster general, told the Sumnerites so,
the other day An extract from his letter
will be found in our Ddoy Of Saturday, and
the Uiciiy Of thi. week. We commend it TO
the consideration Of these Moline fanatics.
CHEAPER THAN EyER.--N. Perry is recelv-
ing 300 bbls Of Kerosene and Carbon oil,
which be is selling ut ioccnts per gallon. Get
your cans filled at \. Pcrrys.
TENANTS WANTED, for three comfortable
dwelling houses, with all the necessary con.
vcnences; situations good, and in healthy 10.
cations For further particulars enquire at
this Office.
Buy Boot, and Shoes Of CoSs. He is sell.
Ing very cheap at No. Illinois street, in the
store formerly occupied by Dcvoe Cramp'
ton
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NtLLilRsTRAs- ~ rRiEs,

TrORNEY " COUNSELLOR at LAW +,
a Solicitor IN Chancery, Real Estate aud Col
tctIng Agent, Moline,
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tiusiusss Cards.
n, {. loNNELI.Y,

4, TIUkNEY AT LAW, Rock Island III,
\ Collections, aud all other business entrusted
TO hun will receive prompt attention p''ua'
mortgages, and other instruments "n''oH "hu "''
knowledged Et,- Also Justice oithe fe,e'.
T. =. special attention gwen 10 lne 'o,
lection oi pensions, bounty ana aire'n, W
drsn. RstCrto Mitchell \ LyHd", baGh'f''JHdgt
williamson, Judge Bale! and Mayor Davenport
Rock Island
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j. j. IsistRDsI.tIN,
WILLIAM ~ilIIRIaR,

rrORNEY u COUNSELLOR AT Law
\ Office IN the Court House, koGA Island.
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Dr0pslcs are tultu by btaidIcth TiI's'
THIS form Of disease ~ accustomed by the en-
halcnt arteries throwing out greater quantity OF
fund. than the absorIcuts take up. BRAND
RETH'S PILLS convey by magic as II were, an
Impulse to the remote cytremltles, aruusing theIf
absorhcnts to action. and III case of swelling or
watery deposits. awakening the sleeping energies
of those vessels.
SENATOR BELLENGER, of Hcrklmcr, New
York. was great sufferer from dropsical alice
ton of more than wears duration. lie derived
no material help from the prescriptions OF ms
uhys Clans, who ~ fast gave INN to understand,
that his case was hopeless. BY apparently the
tn,rest chance, TIE qualities Of BRANDRElH'S
PILLS were brought to has notice. lie began
their use at once and with strong hopc-ior h"
. comprehcndcd the prnCapIe of cure. lie perse.
y.rcd with the u for three months, taking often as
many as iitttcs pulls day, but aI"aysmakIhg 1t a
rule to take sufficient to purge IN the most elect
nal manner twice or three week. ms PER-
SEVERANCE was rewarded by perfect restor-
alton to health winch has continued to tins tune.
Sold BY all respectable dealers IN medicines.
Feb. l9-twaw m.
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LOCAL AFT iR : .

orr reader, will fnd an unusually inter.
csting communication IN this paper, signed
European Argus We commend il t, the
careful attention ut all,
Oar abolition ucishhor. in Moline viii find
in it much food ior reflection.
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Total. .......... ,....,... .S2o SAY %
hereby certify that the foregoing statement Of
receipts aud expenditures OF the city Of Rock Is
land, from the 18th day Of March, 1861, to the 4th
day OF March, 1862, IS correct, as appears on the
books III my Office.
l.. ". SWAMI, City Clerk
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bought and sold.
He invites all to bring their old traps to him
and get the cash for them.
Ess~ All kinds OF property disposed of at Auc-
ton on fair terms. JOB ROSS.
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J.Ii.LASGI.El ~ CO..,
liI.N. A.. ~ ANDi.R.

GENERAL Commission and Forwarding
u Merchants. Dealers IN Salt, Hydraulic Ce-
nrnt Coal Lime, Ne, lcyur, Rock Island, III.
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Ii,t>RN t'istLsI.I..

rrORNEI and Counsellor NJ Law. %
4 tee ~ the Court House,
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

,xn u cooE j. WILSON DRURY.
COOK Il DRUKl.
Successors of Cook, Dillon LIndiey,)
Davenport, Ioma.
WE have formed a partnership FOR the
w pratlce Of Law, to which we shall devote
our personal attention. toOh Dhohf'
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HEDGE PLANTS! E,ERGREENS

Ornamental Trees aud Shubbcy, Garden seeds,
African sugar caucsoed, Oimqt,sl rpeucd N lN6l,
Sept 10Th, Also
\ Few Flower Pots for sale.
Knlh l.Ianh. He. Mafrn ION. 1872.
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" NDCk ~ ell !.

IANUfACrURERS Of Soap and Can.
" dies, Rock island, H. Cash paid for Tai
.ow and crease.
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The great trouble with sewing machines, thus
far, has been that those which good for any
thing, such as Singers, Grover Bakers, or
Nheclcr& Wilson's are too expensive, whilst the
cheaper ones were made so imperfect that they
did not answer the purpose. Nlcssrs George +.
Collins Co., of Chicago, bring now before the
American public EllIot's Improved "Pearl'
double threaded machine, which has all the per-
iccuons OF the higher priced machines, and only
costs Sjo.-"rand Rdpih CNichJ Aircrtbr.
EHiorS "Pegrir SeriHg Mdciins.-We can
truly say tina, It IL, for the family, THE invention
OF the age. How rapidly and pleasantly 1t works.
and what concurrence It must be : Wewonder
II any family Will be without them when they can
be obtained at 80 low price as $50. five had
wife, a farm and a family, surely We should have
one oi these machines, tor they are Just the thing
for a iarmcr'sor, for that matter, anybody's-
lamily.-Boston Herad.
Cheap amt Serricedbie-We have, Tor some
weeks past, had on trial one OF Elllot's Improv-
ed "Pearl' Sewing Machines The price of II
beng cheaper than that OF any other machine, we
were somewhat skeptlCa regarding its reliability;
but after thorough and critical trial, we will say
It Is every way worthy OF the high reputation sus-
tanned by II. Its cheapness, instead OF detractlng
| IRON It's worth, makes It the more desirable in
these hard times Its stitch is perfect, and then
| the working of 1t is SO simple that IFS use 10
| easily learned. To our family friends We fully
| recommend 1t -ChriSiiGH Times.
Farmers Wires amt DdughterS.--We refer 10
! Elllot's "Pcar" Sewing Machine, the implicitly
! and usefulness ofwhich cannot be oycr-estmated.
1t has all the requisites OF good aud serycea Bile
machine, and tGc price places 1t within the reach
# all. TO those of our readers who wish q good
and, at the same time, cheap machine, we unhesl-
tatlngly recommend the one above mentioned. -
FdfmeT'S gazette.
EHOtS imprOred "Peari' Sewing Machine,
sold for $50, we believe to be as reliable and as
servlceable as any $50 or so Machine in the mar
| ket.-NOrthuest ChurChmda
Every Family is Mterested.--Our attention was
| called, the other day, to an excellent machine,
| which we believe to be the best and cheapest yet
| introduced. 1t seems to be perfect IN every way,
and it works admirably, beng very simply and
thoroughly gotten up. The prIce OF it is but $50
| 1t is Ellors "Peari'' Machine No family should
| be without one CiereIdnd HerQM.
For sale by II. POWARS,
Near the Cor. Of Ohio & Illinois SITS,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Agent for Geo. F. Collins s. Co., Chicago, H.
Y. B.-Fu instructions given.
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ARTESIAN WELL PUMPS.

THE subscriber has purchased the right to
manufacture and sell Christian & BeeIer's Double
and Single-Actng Artesian We'll Pump, and IS
now prepared to answer all orders tor the same.
The pump Is a new invention and superior 10
any now in use. 1t is proof against frost, ana
can be used as a fire engine, or to water gardens.
Throws steady stream, and at great distance.
For deep drilled wells 1t is the very best IN
Use. Also for railroad stations, for mining
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irtpSjaD Wells ROred

at short notice, and on reasonable terms. Al
work warranted to give satisfaction. Address,
c. L. MERRILL,
Rock Island, Illinois
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utWIEI ~ WELLS.
4 TTORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, Ill
Office IN Bailey and BoyIe's Block.
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CksesTkEIEsY W.tEehi!

7 have now on hand, at my Auction store
| on the Lcyce, at the foot OF Eagle street,
L RIO lot Of tho
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C''cA'o 4 MILWAUKEE RAILROAD.
Far Ml,rauLce, In Crosse, ST. PaR Oshkosh,
Beriia,
And immediate points.

On aud after Wednesday, December !, 1861,
Passenger trains leave depot, corner Of West KIN
zle and Canal streets, Chicago, Sundays c1cepted)
as follows:
$40 m and IL 90 m, and arrive IN Mil
waukee at | , 90 IN and AS p m.
Passenger trans arrive at Chicago at II 30 a IN.
and 800 m.
Waukegan accommodation Tram.
Leaves Chicago at 4.52 2. NJ.
Arryes 500 A. NJ.
S. c. BALDWIN, Sup't.
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crs. yocaIlsis and an others who exercise the
VOICE, should never itl OF using these Ifuchcs.
Th.y surpass all other prrplratious N clearing
and Strengthening The voice. removing h""i''"''S'
"i''lin- '"lihi'"" "' the 'hf"1'' ana As 4 t'uR"
remedy are permanently the best.
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Gu.fav'a advertisements.
ID. Il. KINNEY
BIACk HAWK NURSERY
mas FOR SAN AZ II

4 large assortment OF Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry
aud roaoh Trees, FINN 10 years old,
Gr1pc vines, CuUants, Guoschrrrcs, Rasphet-
rrs, Rnrkhrrucs, Strawberries some al The
largest IN the country, The Wizard OF the NofIl
nov Is said To he the largest IN Amerird-suppl'
limited rlcplant roots - per 100 or 10 cts each
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TAAE your watches, clocks and jewelry to
Jeanneret, uextdoor to the Rock Island bank,
if you want them put in thorough repair
His charges are moderate and all his work
warranted to give satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
The Battle OF Cane Hill.

THE ENEMY BADLY WHIPPED AND WORSE cHAsED--
DESPATCH FROM GENERAL BLuST-wHAT HE 10
PREPARED TO DO, ETC.
HEApSrARrRs iiesT DIVISION, ARMY rTIE FRosrIKR)
I,sE HIKE, Ark, Nov. 80,
VIA kLKnoRS, Dec 2. 1852.
General Msrmadu,e continued his 1gh; all nigh, after
the battle Of the 18th and is in Van Buren, General
Hndman expected 10 reinforce him at this place
the evening Of iia day Prisoners, Of whom captured
twenty i've state that Marmadukes force
eleven thousand. They compelled abandon
two pieces OF artillery, disabled by my batteres-
A number Of Their officers killed., among
them Lieutenant colonel Monroe, OF Texas regiment
and Captain MARTA, of Arkansas reg .mcnt They
will this side of the mountain, except with
their combined fsrces; bit prepared 10 meet them.
and with my iiiilearny, whip twenty-five thousand =
such chvary
An olDcer who inside Of liues under nas Of
truce after night terminated the fighting, acknow cdscd
that they were badly whipped aud worse chased.
Leutenan, johnson, sixth Kansas. dangerously wound
ed, may possibly recover
JAMES @. BLUNT, Brig. Gen. Cond'g.
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
->-~~~~>~>>-~>>~-~>~~~>coc
The New Financial Plan OF the Government
Presented 10 Congress.
A Billion Dollars Of United States Bonds
and Five Hundred Millions Of Legal
Tender Notes to be Authorized.
Heavy Tax Imposed ON Bank
Circulation.
-o~S~>-~~S>S,>~~.~~->>>~~.~
The Bankrupt Bill Again Brought Up
e In Congress,
.01., &e., 90.
The New Financial Plan OF the Govern
ment.

ment.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1862.
The following is the bill introduced to-day by Mr..
Stevens from the Committee Of Ways and Means
Be enacted by H. Senate and House Of Rep peeaatius
Of he United States Of america, in Congress assembled,
That the Secretary Of the Treasury shall, far
possible, redeem and call in the ivctwenty bonds end
all thirty bonds which have been issued since the
4th OF March, 1862, and cancel the same
SEC. 2--And 6e further enacted That the Secretary
Of the Treasury shall redeem all United states tender
notes which shall be held a loan bearing interest,
and authorizing such loan deposit is hereby
repealed.
SEc 8. And be further enacted, That the law auhoriz
ing and requiring the payment Of interest on United
States bonds in gold andwhich authorized the issuing Of
the Gve-twenty bonds, is hereby repealed.
SIC l. And BE- further enacted That in order to enable
the secretary Of the Treasury to carry into effect the fore
going provisions he is hereby authorized TO issue 81 000
900 OOO if SO much be needed, Of bonds Of the United
States similar and 10 those authorized by
the entitled can act TO authorize the Issue Of United
States and for the redemption funding thereof
and for funding the floating debt Of the Unted States,
approved February 25 1862 with interest payable SEM
annually in the lawful money Of the United States, and
the principal payable in twenty years in gold silver
Of the United States also to issue legal tender notes
OF the United States the amount not TO exceed, with
those already authorized, five hundred millions
SIZE s. ind be IL further eocted, That instead of the
bonds hereby authorized be redeemed the Secretary
Of the Treasury be authorized To exchange the bonds
thorzed by this act upon such terms he may deem ad
vantasecus to the government, pay them in legal ten
der notes.
Sg D. And b. il fufhcs enacted, That all banks savings
institutions persons ho have authority to issue notes
currency shall pay tax 10 be assessed as other
taxes, Of iiiy per centum all their circulation which
shall exceed one half Of their capital paid in provided
that this section shall not 60 into operation nt ninety
days after the passage OF this act.
SEc :. And be fa,Ther Gldcicd. That whenever the
government requires more money than is hereby pro-
vdcd the Secretary of the Treasury may sell any portion
the billion Of bonds hereby authorized at such price
as no may be able to obtain for the same.
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
Hhe Inaian Troubles In Minnesota.

1T TzUIi, IFI y T*o-.
body OF 100 citizens arrived with hstche,s knives
and other weapons forced their way through the guard
with the avowed intention Of numbering the Indian
prisoners confined at Camp Lincoln Nauksts but they
were surrounded, captured and released on parole.
The issues proclamation urging the people
Of Minnesota throw away her good by acts
of lavessness that the pcoplc have inst oi
plain, II the tardness OF tive action but ought
find Cor crbcarance in the absorbing which
weigh upon the President i he declines 10 punish them
then tn clearly within the jurisdiction q the
civil plihortes.
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
Ths Hiuh Price or Corn.

IFTOm gne KltUulUnU NhqUlfef, IlpC 81
The extraordinary price of So % per bushr 10 which
corn has suddenly risen ia this Market inducsd q move
upsnt here on Thursday morning last apply rcmcdy
4 subscription OF SIS 900 was made ON Thursday by
lwcny seven OF citizens aud nrms to be placc In the
hands of competent persons who viii 90 10
the eastern part OF the State and lay IL out in corn which
is 10 he brought here and sold nj cost and charges
uood deal OF feeling has been manifested about this
excessys advance OF In the face OF new crop no.
wei fully gathcrcda crop about he extent which
saId TO be difference OF opinion, but many persons
snirm that IL is abundant.
We think II would be weh IT, In reference TO other
t,cea bosdcs corn consumers would arrange like man.
ver 10 tho above and disappont the Unsuitable cvor
s,oncrs and sp6cuators OF their prolte 10
withhold the necesarics Of life, waiting for sun hgher
urioes which tho ObsrU ntinatcs Is being III the
casc Of csrn, Ia wckednoss very ancion in its birth,
hut very odious from the beginning until now.
He that withholdeth corn the people shall curse him
hnt blessing shall bes,on the head Of him that seoth -
We hone ths hodpske corn And olhsr pro-is.s sai
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
Our Naval Correspondence.

STEAMER OCEAN WAVE, Nov. 80, 1862.
Caro'yy Rxpc5,tioa-CdIssre Of Col. Carer 1;rtee,,
North Carolina Volunteers, and Other Prisones--Rapsd
Ma,ctiag AID Smart lGio,.-1airien Bridges De
st,oysd de-
TO day we have just finished up expedition TO Hyde
county, under command Of Major Garrard of the Third
New Ysrk cavalry, and by authority Of Gov Stanly.
We landed at Dec,sville two days,ago made march of
over one hundred miles TO different parts Of the county
captured several gnerilas and two political prisoners
tsok q colonel named Carter Of the Thirteenth North
Carolina Volunteers (paroed him) and sergeant of
the roarth North Carolina Confederate Volunteers (also
paroed) scared the people out Of Fairaed destroyed
,hrieeu brdges-some Of them very large the
gnnbeats ana transports ct ysocEing Landing, reeW-
barkcd by the aid Of 6afbosis in eight hours, and thus
reached Newbern at daylight.
All the bridges in the county 20 thoroughly de-
stroyed that is than probable they will be
built during the war.
ON former occasion, II will be remembered, Major
Gsrrad took twenty prisoners In ths same county.
Nineteen OF these have since taken the oath OF allegiance
and returned TO their homes.
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
Attempt Of the Rebels to Force General
Hluut's Position at Cane HIii-Their
Ecpulse-Thc Rebels supposed to be
Retrcatimg, sc.

ID T''JN3 IFT. f"H-f
Advces from The Souhv night say that The rcbes
under Generals Hindnan and Marma -, 900 strong,
attempted TO nrce General Blunfs position al Cane i,
Ark. yesterday, hui were driven back.
This morning the rebels General Bon,'s pcaeis
three miles; but the arrival of renforccmenis the
rebels again driven back.
The opinion ol General Blunt that the denionatrao
o the rebels made their retreat they
Telling timber all night, probably TO ohstruc the road
and prevent pursuit.
General Bunt forces have held tho rebels n check fnr
-four days General Hcrrons command VIII reinforce
lin Tomorrow
The New York herald., 1862-12-09
ThemtricaI.

new play will be produced this evening u Niblo's
Carbon 1t is called "Edth,' and has been arranged and
adapted from tho successful novel EAST Lynne by Mr.
b. woo Of Boston The novel capable Of effective dra
maatop and Mr.. woo said TO have proven equal 70
the occasion Miss Heron plays the heroine, and ~ the
part a. been made TO suit her she cannot fail 70 do
well The character Of country justice has been written
In for Tom Piscide Mr.. shewe does the heavy Villain.
The rest Of the cas,and is very long one-s n'iee
by Messrs. Burnett and Mccullough, Misses Weiis ana
Henry sd the rest Of the company No one can decide
much about play from the rchoarsas; p"' "Ea"n
:, ,s,s, sa,. Of a GOOD audience and fair hearing.
The New York herald., 1862-12-09

0Vt' Eo"Ss
The trial Of Deputy United states Marshal Harris Bryan
Hcugh, Samuel 3. Hudnnt Arthur W. Jundy and David
Burwe indicted cor conspiracy In causing TO be arrest
cd Joseph kugier OF Hunterdon county alleging kag'er
20 be traitor, &C. has been put OF I'LL the April term
An editor was also indicted for publishing that sad
Kugler was traitor The Indictment vs. very
lengthy and charges the persons named conspircd TO
gchsr: arst TO cs tho said Kuser traitor second,
that he was guilty or treason against the government
third that lie had been dsoyal TO the government;
fourth that he had been dscouragng enstmens IN the
army dnh that the charged did falsely swea
TO the above facts that they transmitted The AFFIDAVIT
AFORESAID the government of the United States 'or one
Of s officers the purpose Of procuring an arrest and
confinement Of the said Kuser sixth, for the arrest .
the said kuglcr the 9TH Of September.
The New York herald., 1862-12-09

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 7-P. H.
Our arms again dsgraced The Thirty ninth bri
gadc, Dumonts division, consisting OF the One Hundred
and Fourth Illinois, Colonel Moore commanding brigade;
Hundred and Sixth Ohio Colonel Iafe Ono Hundred
and Eighth Ohio, Col Limberg; Nicklens battery and
small detachment of the Second Indiana cavalry
surprised at daylight this morning at Hartsvie by Nor
gan commanding three regiments OF cavalry and two OF
infantry.
After fighting hour and quarter forces surren
dcrad and the burned camp, capturing near~
all the brigade train ana teams and burning what tho
could not carry away. Two guns OF Ec6ens batter
also captured Our loss between fifty and six
killed and wounded who were left on the Aell. II
rebel loss is NOT reported The gallant Lieutenant Colon
Stewart Of the second Indiana cavalry and a Colon
Moore among the captivos. Major Hill, Of TIA.
Second Indiana cavalry, wounded, but not danger
ousy. He says half Of infantry fought WELL bnt tho
other halt broke. Colonel Harlin's and Colonel Mil
lers hrgades sent in pursuit but the enemy had
forded Cumberland river and out Of reach few
shells sent after them caused a rapid retreat.
Major Hill denies that the camp was sTprssd. II SO
the afir dsgraceful to us Hartsvillc was
strong position. ON Thursday q lieutenant colonel Of
Davis division captured while skirmshng. fwo
regmenta quarermasters Of Pamer's Avison also
captured while foragng The dates not reported
Thirteen wagons with mules, foraging expedition,
were captured on Saturday
deserter Fl ON MuriIeesbor reports Cheatham and
Breckenridge there with 5000 Brckner at Shelby
vie and Kirby smith sick Manchester General Joe
Johnston was certainly at Murfreesboro Saturday