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Later from ship r.,..a.

Nsw YoRx, Feb. ls-The store ship Supply
brings Ship Island dates of tie Gath ult She
has on board the captains and crews Of the cap
tured rebel steamers Anna and Lewis and the
schooner ASPEN, taken by the New London off
Florida.
Nothing new At Ship Island. Troops healthy.
Works progressing rapidly.
The frigate Niagara, gunboat New London,
stasa, Coon. Pampero, ship Black Prince, and
brig J. P. Wetherell were anchored OF the H..
land.
The Supply boarded OF Florida, on the sOth
ult, the British schooner Samuel Hart, Of Liv.
erpool, whose captain said she was bound from
Liverpool to 0ardenas, but having no papers
and being on the route to Rebellion, she was
taken by the Supply, crew put aboard, and
brought TO this port. Her cargo is supposed to
be arms and ammunition.
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LATR1 FRoM the SOUTHERN COAST.
EoTt Pulaski lnvessed.

-
New ToRE, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Baltic Just
arrived, brings TOO bales Of cotton, and tie
crews Of the stone aset. Eight rebel prisoners
were also brought and placed In Fort Lafayette,
who were taken IN skirmish.
The weather Was getting dlsagreeably warm,
and heavy rains falling.
Contrabands were still picking cotton, and
their numbers fast increasing.
Gen. Sherman has succeeded in excluding all
Reporters from his lines.
Several regiments have been removed from
Hilton Head to the foot Of Dawfuskie Island, the
nearest point 70 Fort Pulaski that can be occu.
pied, except Tybss e
: Several gunboats, schooner, and number
Of fats with PArrott guns, howi.zes and NOR.
stsra. accompanied the expedition.
Tstnalrs gunboats soon after made their ap.
pearaace, and three run the gauntlet to Fort
Pulaski.
Stevens brigade was prevented from forming
. junction on account OF obstructious In the
river.
Fort Pulaski b ssld to be In % bad situa.
ton - Sumter Was.
Cur EDginsen are driving piles 70 marshy
lsland for Road, and . foundation for bate.
riss. This island lies between the Union forces
and Fort jackson. Our foroes make advances
evsry day. Our gunboats had @shelled out Z
post on Pine Jsland, and made an advises =.
ward Blu6tos, who're b large force.
Fort Jackson h 70 b taken, and Savannah
viii soon be captured.
AnothW account 1ays The exce6ltion left
Menday, including ~ ~ gubboats and trans.
Dssos eu1eisat Tor ~ sbip@sss = Is, 0oo, which
viii % thFesgh Collaboes Sosad iate Savannah
dsss, vitAest coming vithln range Of Pulsski
919 sYs n
H. rsbsle hsse withdfawn lages humber d
vannAh. Il, 600 troops weEe 70 leave q Non.
day % tahs ~ saileee1 and theo 70 Ohasieetou.
Ihree seGinento q cavalry join tben, aIoo ~.
esal astiIleey soGlneatA Weathes bsautiful.--
Eknono ootboa1o0eSo.
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u Igsa
"From . life with thee, dear mother,
TO the field, by war notes. deep,
] am summoned to far other
And thou seest me but to weep.
: Mountain, vale and wild un broken
Well ! know to pass unhurt-
Mother, bs the wish but spoken,
Mother dear--and I DESERT"
"Bs it Tar from thee forever, 2
Thus to grisvs me, o my son,
A dsseitelf never, never!
Az to me, Gods will be done.
But dishonored, boy bswaas thee!
How thy footsteps homeward dee!
Know, o son Of mine, I bare thss
For my country, not for metz
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Later from Havan. ma nlex,eo.

Later from Havana and Mexico.
BALrINoRE, Feb. lS.-The steamer Baltimore
arrived here last night, bringing Havana dates
Of the 9th inst.
Miramon was arrested on board the Avon,
and 10 confined on H. B. n. ship Challenge, aud
will not be allowed to land In Mexico.
The British ship Gladiator 10 still at Nashua,
mounting guns She will change her Gag and
become . rebel privatser.
Commissioners had returned from the City Of
Mexico. The Mexican Government insisted
upon the withdrawal Of the Spanish forces, but
would accept the Intervention of France and
Ep9lapd, A.
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asssla bse6ss Z ~ ~ ssfoss 0eslrsss aa'
having rsfased to slkss bstoss - 0ea1ftss'
IRON Wnom - bid received ii sAeFstbse
l Heoolved TbaktAe Sergeant - Arase hing th,
said Henry Wik06 heleso ~ bar q ~ He0,
70 answer fce coutenpG 1he fsoslasioo W
/ e4opeed q Is a. Is y
WAsmlHafoa, Feb. l1--Hog0-3he eivi
and miscellaneous appropriation bill passed Is
Tue 8efGeant-at Arms beou4ht Henry Wikol
befoes the bar Of the House ~ eoutsmpt b
refusing 70 answer questions Of IL Ju1lciasJ
Ccnnittee: Less
koI y held q cioss cassoay aasii $ pssss his..
self 81 contenpt Of - DISCHARGED 81 esder ol
the House. Adopsed. assa b ~
10. Mikof wa sAkea = custody.
SsnArs.--,Mr. WILKINSON rsportsd / blu
from the Committee on Indian Affairs, forbid.
ding the sale of sptfitdous liquors. Of every kind
to Indians at any pfice. Passed. s
The fertilization bill was taken up. NJ. Shse.
manh smendmsnt or . substitute fof Tie bill
was disagreed u. The bill thea passed, -
sgainst ~
the Treasury note bill wa taken Up.
~. 6hkkAAN oh1eceed 70 the amendment
20 the Treasury Note bill, providing for deposit
q = would tend 70 prevent the sxchangs Into
bondA and do great harm. s
y. KING moved 70 redace the per csntage
20 per cent Rejected: <
Inc amendment providing Tor deposit ct
per cent vasrejected.
Inc amenement setting apart the ptocssds Of
:ne puoiic lanos, ana connecasea property, and
eosies On imports, for the interest OF ~ debt
70 ponds and notes. ana for sinking land, wae
aoopsed. several ether verbal amend0eno q
sns commits Mers ADOPTED.
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LrAvE1wolfI, Feb. ls.-xaj. Gen. Hunter
made formal call GU Senator Lane yesterday.
Matters In regard to the Southern e9psdition
remain 10 statu quo.s Lane has not resigned
bis ssnatorship. ss
No movements Of troops Of particular mo.
ment have taken place In the last wesks. The
18th Wisconsin hes gone to &c. Scott, and the
lot Ksusasis on farioush for ten days
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ishii.x,
q SlSsJee Cold, C,oeseJI,

@V, ~ Stt6he COSO, CoeeeSs
&SA .5Eonsaesakaa, or 9ax<
J:|II( lSSIIYI Throat, Which might b
S 2 checked uith q simple nm
30 edy, if neglected, qs~s tsr-
inmates seriously. Fs,r ays osuoys Of
the unportanos Of stopping a Tough or
Sfxahf fold i. its first Stage; that
whseh IN the begtnnins ,ould yis,d to
a mid remedy, if not attended to, soon
ostacks The lungs.
Atolun'a AsasaehiaL I0taeIlea
,srs first introduced e,ssn ysays ago.
Il has bsss proved that thy avs The bsst
oytiols bCers the pubic for Aeau4ha,
RaLda, bronchitis, 5&atli0aA.
eafarSh, TIE Hacking couGh IN Gan-
sus,a hfian, and nunssvous a6setsons q
the Throat, givsns tvsmsdiass vs'iT.
Psolte SpsakereslesA StssSers,
wi1 find thsns s6sctual Jev clearing anS
strMsth~ing The voios.
6o.d By az pr4gsssts and Qaalsvs n
Medicine, at Is essss pr bar.
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NOTICE.
0ta1e q Iowa. Dec Noinss csaAa,
70 BENJAMIN RO1YRTS.

You are hereby notasd thas there b now . n q ~
e0ee ofthe Clerk Of the District ceuss oeseid oossy.
~ icn Of John ecarl sipg q yeu he efssvsny.
due prowissoU note and also askng for q asaass
ent against your property snd thas unless pa appsag
o. she nsxt Of said District cours BE- heeaa -
holden IN the City Of Rurlngtoo e aid County, sAs
4. J. N8se1No80,
iehll.W6t Ar. ~ M
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New York Feb. II
HLoUR-Market mere steady, Sales at 45 60@S g for
super stase S6 s0@5 IS extra Aats % oo0s IS super
western; Is 6006 IS common to medium woGeoGn:
Is 9506 90 choice ahip, Ing brands extra 40.
WHEAT-Market quiet and nominaliy unchanged.
Sales 1900 bu choice amber Wis 1t u 40&.
CORN-dull. Sales 1000 bu. st 65(46S mixed vessrn
PORK-Market steady. Sales at e12 2594l8 mes. $50
0910 prime.
DRESSED HoGs-nrmer at 4s0l2.
wHISKY-Markst lower. SaIes 1t 3310A.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DISEASES OF TIE LIvER-You nay always knew
whsn your Liver b out Of order, when yeu ars what
oshsd bilious BY any Of the following synpsons Psla
In the eide and tack, dizsiness, dull headaehA, bod
taste IN the mouth In the morning, sallew colersd
plsxion, ysllowish tint in The eyes, oostivenss d
azrhoa Of simy dark color, low fprit and dismal Sorso
dings II 10 acknowledged BY al physicians and othss
who have sssa their asion that JUDSoNs MOUNTAIN
HERB PILLS are perfect for oil bilious ssset.ns
So pleasantly do they search out aud drive away the sssAs
OF disease, that al persons living in country whs ~
w and Agus and al Other bilious diseases prsval0s
Will ind they should never b without them From two 70
fou, Ps each night on going 70 bed will b sbsgt the
drive sway the dcy ysl ow loot Of bilious persons md
brngto thsr checks beautiful dow Of perfect hsh.
Judsons Mountain H@b Pulls ne cold By al Dealers n
Medicine.
=. .. Cay, aud Hughes Nassau, Aseass, ps,sssssu
Iowa ifa6.hpin,
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Tho ladies Of Dyessville have sent 70 the sick
and wounded Iowa soldiers In Missouri, IL pairs
cotton flannel drawers, - cotton flannel under.
shirts, % pairs WOODEN socks, 3 bed-quilts, .
blankets, pillows, pillow cases, IL pairs wool.
en- mittsns, bed shirts, linen sheet, paper
of pearl barley, paper Of arrow root, paper
Of corn starch, and several packages Of reading
matter. ts@
DR.. George Gross, lately released from i'm.
prisonment ct Richmond, Was taken to be chap.
lain BY the rebels, and many women came TO see
him as the monster Who had prayed THAT Ill
Ore and birthstone might bs showered down upon
tho whole Southern Confsderacy, and destroy
all the secessionists, root and branch, and that
speedily and without bese6t Of clergy He
told them be had not prayed Ia thu: style, but
they refused to believe him
Z Revival meetings have been held, both In this
place and 10 the neighboring town Of Floyd
during the last two or three weeks-the one In
Floyd by the Nethodists, and the ona Il this
place BY the CAnpbsllisss, Of Disciples. Both
msetings havs been largely blessed with new
converts IN this town, on several occaslons,
baptisms 10 Cedar river have taken place, not.
wisbstanding the inclsnsncy Of the wsatker.-
Floyd County Intelligsnoer.s
Nr. neisingsr, Ii. he Ohio assembly, meved
that the speaker dispense With calling on The
clergy Of Columbus To- open The House NTH
prayer, dssmipg Il unjssl 70 ssquesS Il Win.
\ oct compensation, and that 10 eau on the
menbssa u alphabetical efdee, y rsrtosn cid
dry.
The wsshinstss eesssspcadsas u ths pAila.
dslphia luquisef soys, ~ magalaeene prepare.
lions planned b. lev geotsGaea To- plessure
Trip abroad nsxt summer. . Connlsslooep 70
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linokfAIs -Dispatebes seceiv-
- from Washington yesterday announce that
he appointment Of General Ethan 4. Hitchcock
% b Major General wss ssnt 10 the Senate BY
" President q the opening Of that body-thst
Is vas referred 70 the Military Committee, re.
pssssd beck, and coaarued before the adjourn.
Int
II is said that the Oameronians, come Of whom
ass Jet to be found around Washington, msds
strenuous opposition TO hie appointment, but
the country may rejoice that IL was unayailing.
Gen. Hitchcock has been trained 70 military life
non bio youth up, end b beyond oil question
- Of the msss accomplished and high minded
o8cers In The country. We do not know that
sleh Il the intention, but w are impressed with
~ belief that he will at once be assigned 70
- command Of the army now operating on the
tsnnsssse and Oumberlsnd Rivers, and that the
beGt updsrstanding viii exist between him and
Major 0sosral I'll and Major General Hallsek.
H viii Of eeur6e b Subordinate 70 Gen. Hal.
leek, bat ths desire efsssh Win b % ardent 70
~ - ssr 70 speedy and sseesssfll conclu.
- thas theas whole efforts will b directed to
tAb 0ejeet alens. Next % he removal Of Cam.
ssoe end the seSsseisn d etsnson Tor Secretary
q Was, Ne regard this q he most Important
cot q ths Psssidsns % give eaeisaey 70 tie
sesvioe. -.
oss. Hltchsesk i nov n this city. and ~
presume Win - prepared 70 engage In active
dsty Whenever bic conmission 10 rscsived. -
~. Rspublican.
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MARKErs-



BunluafoE, Friday, p. Y.
Weather exceedingly cold. This was proba.
bly, The coolest morning Of the season, The msr.
oury being - degrees below zero a. Iass a.
o'clock. The slsighing b ans rate, % good -
At any time during the eight weeks last paste
Notwithstanding the recent rain and thaw. 70
long season Of One slslshins was never known.
Snow commenced falling on Thanksgiving day.
Nov. 20, silcs which time the ground has bssn
covered continuously with ice and snow. Dec.
soth came inches Of snow, sises whsn The
slsishing has been good.
sUGAR-lo@ll1-csu shed, 10 rs6nsd
wnits l21c; clarified l3c.
COFTEE-2l02lc.
NO4AssEs-By the Dbl, Reboilsd, g.; syr.
IN, so; ks9s e5 90.
NAILS-Ass., % 7c4<.
RICE-9@l0c.
FRUIT-Raisins prime, new q 80.
BR0ONS-el 3S@l 30 Per dozen.
FLOuR-Wholssals $3.50 70 es,oo; Spring
WIEAT~sprias. ssoss; wiasss sooss.
: C0RN-l8@l4c.
RYE-20@26c. m aa
BEANs-6007Sc per bush
PoTATOES-2Sc@Soc per bush.
OATS-lO. a9
BUTTER-e@loc. 49,
EGGS-6@7c.
CHICKENs-soc@el IS per dos.
0NIONS-20 to SOC.
HAY-Timothy, S7@e0.
4 WOOD-$2 50@SS 90. ta
HIDEs-Green, 4}c; Dry Flint l00lle
Green Sailed Sc.
SHEEP PELTS-26@35.
WHISKEY-ls@22c.
LARD-5@6c. per b in Dbl
APPLEs-20(949c.
DRIED APPLEs-e@7c per D.
TIMOTHY SEED-el 90 to LES per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS sEED-lt@2sc q
bushel. No sale.
GLOVER SEEDS 90.
FLAX sEED-el@sl Is.
CORN MEAL-20c per bush.
BACON-Hams ago; shoulders a0s cents:
sides 4@Sc.
RAGS-1}c per b.
TURKEYS-3@4 cts. $500
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New Yol1, Feb. l3.-The steamer Colum.
bla has arrived from Havana on The 9Th.
newspaper correspondent reports that The
Sickness among tho allied troops. In Mexico a.
ftightful.
The rebel Schooner Victoria sailed iron Ia.
vans on tho 7th With cargo Of arms and amuu.
milton. -
Lieut. Motif, late commander Of the federal
steamer Crusader, 10 now commander Of the
rebel schoonfr Cecil.
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LAWRENCE CoNANr.
A Military Hero.

A late number Of Vanity Fair contains the
6rst chapter of the Wrath Of the Rebel Rival"
a romance Of the war, by McArone. We copy
the following unique account Of the hero Of the
novel:
On fine morning in the lovely month Of De.
cember, as the sun rose above the misty tops Of
the mountains that line the Potomac young
officer might have been seen emerging from the
tent in the camp Of the Eleventh Pontoons.
AID it was no common tent.
1t bad cross halls, piazza, wine cellar, and
stove with . rided stovepipe, TO make the
smoke shoot straight.
. Nor was this young officer common young
officer.
Scarcely forty three, he had already won tho
proudest laureis Of the CORY field, and black
eye attested the blini fury of his valor. In
cold weather he was always found wheie the fire
was hottest He waa arrayed in q fine blue uni.
form, brass mounted, and wore yellow gloves, a
red coat, scarlet trowsers, q green cap, and O
chaw Of tobacco in either cheek. His loins
were glrded up for battle; FIRE sat upon his lips;
death upon his sword; his neck was clothed with
thunder, and his breath smelt Of onions.
His father had been an Indian, and his moth.
er Dutchman, but as both had petItioned the
Legislature to allow them to become natives Of
the n. T. Church, be claimed to be a Portuguese
Of the sang asuv, and his name was Senior Don
Rantanquero de Boom jingling. he was sovcn
feet high In bis socks, weight two hundred and
eighty pounde, Troy weight; he weighed more in
Albany; and hsd good common school eduea.
tlon.
His manners wess polished, some; bis war
horse was a. feet a. the wind; be had suffered
good deal from rheumatism, and knew Dr..
Watts Juvenile poems BY heart In battle be
was awful. He welded Scottish claymore
longer than himself, and brace Of double back
action rsvolvers, presented him BY the celebra.
ted gun maker Of Moscow.
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Washlngton Itezns.

WoomIn8t00 xteun0e
&. WAsalHo7ox, Feb. l2.-The Military Commit.
tee Of the Senate have unanimously reported In
favor of Gen. Smiths confirmation, but no den.
mite action is yet taken -
Secretary Stanton 10 confined to his house by
. slight illness
fore the Committee Of Wars and Means yester.
day about the overland mail to California. The
Committee decided to report an appropriation
for It,
A highly complimentary dispatch was sent
from the Navy Department last Sunday to Com.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. liza special from Indian,
apolis to the Commercial says two men we're ar.
rested q Princeton. Indiana, few days since
by the Surveyor of the port. On searching thell
persons their clothing and boot legs were found
wadded with letters for parties in the eouth
many from Europe. One Of them had large
amount Of gold on bic person.
Reinforcements have gone forward from Dan.
Vile and Somerset TO support Gen. Thomas In
bis movement on Knoxville
The 1ebsls Evaeuatlng Dowling Green.
LcusvILLs, Feb. 1.-Two prisoners just ar
rived here, report that the Rebels are evacuat
ing Bowling Green, With indications of their pro
ceeding towards Nashville.
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Rulnor nor Mex,eo,

000or ffona Msxieo. a ~
Ngw YoRx, Feb. 1.-THE steamer Columbia
briggs the statement that Juares had proposed
terms of peace to the allies, which were rejected
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Moro Ranporv.

FaIpBaIcx, Nd, Feb l3.-There are rumors
here that the Rebels are concentrating thsi,
forces between the Point Of Rocks and Leesbur1
and also that thsy are erecting batteries.
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Inc oa&uotrootyplot ana photographer accom-.
pany the army wherever it goes, and very
large number Of soldiers get their pictures "a
ken and send them to their friends. Friends
ct home In return send their portraits TO the
soldiers, and in this way an immense transpor-
6ce. Not unfrequsntly number Of bags 20
out from the Office at Washington, entirely an.
cd with dagusrrsotype pictures, enclosed in
light but bulky casss.
The number Of suicides in France during the
year just passed Was 3,89o-sn average Of
more than ten day. and one in little less
than ten thousand inhabitants. 3,067 Of these
were males and e42 females, sixteen were chill
drsn under fifteen years Of age; thirty-sight
men and eleven women were ninety years Of
tween forty aud sixty. Suicides were most ire.
quent In the months Of April, May, and June,
which in France are usually the most pleasant
Of the year. Tho causes Of death were: Hang
ing and drowning, 2,e38; suHocating by char
coal, 26l; guns, 206; pistols l69; cutting nstru.
ments. l63; jumping from high buildings, ITO;
poison, 50; not specified. A.. ,i
son Of Mayor Opdyks Of New York. who
has the monopoly Of the custom house notarial
business, receives each month $3.50 in shillings
that they have performed the services stated
in their accounts. II 10 big thing to have q
good fat Office.
The wife of John NJ. Bowman, Of Delphi,
Ind, an estimabls lady, was burned to death
on Thursday night by the breaking Of coal
oil lamp The duid was spilled on her clothes
and immediately ignited, causing her to b.
burned In most horrible manner.
Ralph Waldo Emerson thinks that the Amer.
loan eagle will come ont Of the war much lee,
Of . peacock. This 10 hopeful, surely. W.
shall b more simple in onr lives and habits;
trusr, wiser, and therefore, more soundly
happy.
The latest report from Gen. Jim Lane ID that
he represented himself In Kansas e merely
visiting the State Gas . member Of the Senate
military committee" and declined to assume
any military character. Lane 10 riddle.
An equitable tax upon the Newspaper bust.
ness would b one upon paper. Let tax b
laid on every pound that the manufactures pro
duees, This tax would b comprehensive
only, which should not hs singled out, bu
books, periodicals, circulars, handbills, and d
correspondence, pay tribute. And Il would
fall % lightly On each individual, that b would
hardly tel the burden. q
a writer in the st Louis Democrat says tha'
fsw nilss east Of 1rondal, No.. thers g,
several vsias Of pure sulphur q eueh uaent
tude that ono mar couid raiee aevsrel eundres
6usntitse 81 & In washiletep seunty, snd ear
~. Is the numereuS lSvegns, q he bluai
sioss "a Curgsnt livsrS6 "a DlAek viver; thu,
~ 49, daknsSfa az na1knA{tN III "a rfnhaa
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e, q. Iesm -. .las-4-A .spseaaf ~ - nspui
49, Sess - .c.ssy, - lin, ~ @
4 eeAs, Coeeesg 35ler and lefilo1 ~ stsssns
\ - ~ 49, 1senessss taseaigAk 7he bost
InHs:ss. -, - sscseaOes AlatemA, and weE
.,.sr ~ 49, ~. - !, .ssdese Joy aby he peopl
sson6 sne nver. Old men cried like children !
- - g - stAss ana stripes and invite
~ soey nad wss 90 tkeh dlsposat
soe 0.o ne3s ana tne Tyler brought down -
q ~ 70 tae 4un.boesr esewl Our ollcer
s sIs $3.50 q ~! would walt fsw day
xuoD reetoeot0 could BE- raised, and II Is
uovsrlnsat would give them arms % dsfsn,
j y soe@sesyee ny could bring Tennessee back Il
we Vnlon Y 2 iew months.
my eald hat when the secession osiinanc.
vm psssed armed men stood Is The poils Is,
| esefysning vent q certAin politicians said. q
savannah, Clifton kastpcrt and Florence
soe omcers and men Of our boata vent aahor
without arms and mingled freely with tie peo
Tha rYn,o. man .lo,,.. =. .,.... 49,.
vaaithieet ~ -. s.ro.:s. - - y.
fnrce nrnher. "a 80 ~, - ~
Not ~ - arsd sith -. eoin- - .,,.,,,s'.
Ths sehsl ~nrhc.es rsssss.. 9 Ss,,.. Is
necle ~ nsrs;sIl, ssssssd 0,. ~. ~ ~.
ma - hese - .''..'1s 49, Osp's1e'
~ fsssneet h.a a ot,o 60 :. ,.,...... :.
board and the Ward bed . quantity Of iron pla
hnE Ss'i.t
The steamers Sam Kifkmau, Lynn Boyd, ia
Lie Smith, Sam Orr, and Appleton Bell ver1
barnedby the rebels to prevent them from fsil
Ing into oar AandA. qaat
The railroad bridge 1t Florsucs IVES not dea
tfoyed. s5ia Af4salla asbslaasss ,sisa
A quantity Of papers were captured on III
Eastport belonging to Lieut. Brown late Of thl
FEDERAL navy. Among them were letters from
Lieut.. Aurry stating that submarine batterie.
could not be successfully used In the rapid
streams Of The west ssss b Sss,,sss IS 3 i
CO and nnsns;s, ~ a.h:. fse;.S. Va, 4. 'yo.s
-. e. y ~ S =. xs 1919 wa ~ UsVs
morro- '''s 1'o.'. " s's sAn1y "lvss 70
a dali, Nm. ~ n..L... ~. 49,, ....s,,...,
betveer - Han. ~ Co., s'.'''s'e 81
Notsin. ds .ssy ~ ~ vs. ~. -, ....
,ins - r. ssSsIs - ~ ~, ~ s. - Pa -
sunbost srnedtion .hovs ~, n.m.d '0soy sno 'ns
$3.50 -. : -- $3.50. ~ - s.
Exchange Of Prasoners..News nor a.
vannah..Es. Rickens again opens Eire.
foRflIss AoxRoE, Feb. 1.-THE D, isoners
captured, numbering ct least 5000 men. will be
A Gag Of truce was cent to Crancy Island
early this morning, to inform Gen. Hueer chat