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The Escape of Morgan,s Men.

We now have but little doubt that
Morgan's men who were taken prisoners
ut Lebanon have gloriously wrenched
their liberties from the hands of their
victors, and have done most gallant ser.
vice in our cause since their escape.
The Memphis Appeal of the Goth inst.
man from GAINESVILLE arrived in Memphis
the day before, and reported that Morgan
and his men appeared at GAINESVILLE ION
Wednesday, the 18th inst and succeeded
in surprising and capturing the whole gar.
rison of the enemy stationed there, con-
sisting of 200 cavalry and 400 infantry
The latter belonged to the 7lst Ohio regi-
ment, who disgraced themselves by drop
ping their guns and fleeing in panic
stricken order from the field of Shiloh,
without firing round"
We all know that the gallant Colonel
was not there at that time. We have no
doubt it was Col. Wood in command of
the men whom the enemy had captured
at Lebanon, and who having overcome
their guard, and secured their liberty,
with plenty Of Federal guns and ammu.
milton in their hands, performed such
gallant deeds as their fame immortal
would lead us to expect of them, and
make their foes think Morgan and Old
Nick, too was after them.
Then these heroic men are ENJOYING
liberty forced from the hands of their
victors, breathing the air and exercising
the Heaven blessed privilege of freemen
that of administering death to tyrants
and their minions.--Ahanta Confederacy.
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Burning Cotton.

We are rejoiced to hear that the torch
is being applied readily to the Cotton
along the valley of the Mississippi. If
there was any evidence wanting to make
the establishment of our independence
absolutely certain, this would furnish all
that could be asked to convince the most
slseptical. 1t is flaming proof of the
sincerity of our professions, and clinch-
ing argument of the certainty of our sue
cess. 1t shows a proud, glorious senti-
ment. Let it be persevered IN to the
last. Let the Cotton burn until the flick
ering flames show that the last lock has
been consumed, before the enemy is per
mitted to get pound.-Jaeksop 1lissis
sippi0n
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Salt.
OFr1cE East TEvv. a. GA. RAIL Roam Co.,
n

m Knoxville, May 81, 1852.
Tie President Of this Company directs me Il
say to the people Of lower East Tennessee and Of
Whitfield county, Georgia, that If heir County
Courts will take tho steps necessary to buy and
distribute among the people at cost the quantity
of Salt that the proprietors of the Virginia Sal,
Works allot to tho above counties, this Company
will transport the same over their Road free Of
charge for either freight or labor. Salt can now
be secured at the Works for the above purpose, a,
one dollar per bushel.
Let me urge the Importance Of immediate &C.
tion on the part of the County Courts, in this vi.
tai emergency. r. G. JACKSON,
Superintendent.
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NOTICE.

"E HERETOFORE EXECUTED TWO
w Notes or Bills of Exchange, each payable
to our own order at the Citizens Bank Of New
Orleans. and each due the let day Of December,
ls80-one for s17, 665 90 which we endorsed to A.
II Keith, Of Athens, Tennessee, and tho other
for $l2, 100 90, which we endorsed to Thomas W.
Mastins heirs-wbich two papers we offered TO
pay on the 2sth day of April, 1862. The holders
OF each Of said papers arc hereby notified that
VIC are ready and hereby offer to pay them, and
we Will not pay any interest on them from and
aiter this our offer to pay them. We hope they
will come and get their money.
W. II PEET, e.
JOHN THOMAS.
May 10, iooz-4r-'1l2 Per W. II, PEEr.
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From New Orleans.

The New Orleans Bulletin of the Goth
instant, contains the following paragraphs:
SENT TO Fort JAcKsoN.-La evening
about 81 o'clock, we saw Mayor Monroe,
Chief of Police Mcclellan, Lucien Adj
ans, Recorder of the Fourth District,
Benz S. Harrison, ex member of Council
and Lieut.. of Police Mazarat, on board
the towboat Anglo-American, about to
depart for Fort Jackson, to which place
they have been sent by the U. s. military
authorities.
The Bee and Delta have both been sup
pressed by order of Old Butler.
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seth Tennessee Regiment.

AT CAMP BARROW, ON THE SKIDAwAY ROAD,
81 miles South of. Savannah, Ga,
May Oath, 1852. }
Mr.. Editor:- Surprising it to be a matter Of
interest to some Of your many readers, inform
you that at an election held here yesterday for
the reorganization of the seth Regiment of Ten
nessee Volunteers, A. X. Alley was elected Colonel
John A. Smith, Lieut.. Colonel; and w. II. Wet.
more, Major.
The health of our regiment ia much better her,
than it has been anywhere before 1 have nc
item of news to add. Yours, &C.,
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Some Whisky.

We find the following at the close of a
letter from Richmond;
Gooba peas has risen. Drinking still
goes on in spite of Gen. Winder. The
Tilest stuff is sold. A specimen bucket
of a lot seized in Jews shop was brought
the other day to Provost Marshal Alexan.
der's office. When the top of the bucket
was removed, q loud odor escaped and
knocked down all the plastering, and
stunned Capt. Alexander for hours. This
is reliable.
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Notice.

PERSONS in East Tennessee holding claims
against the Confederate States, created prevjou,
to LIST Of March, for forage or services rendered
are requested to present them for payment
Thcy will be required to make accounts in du.
plicate, properly sustained by the certificates Of
army officers or other authorized agents of The
Government, each account to be receipted In his
own handwriting by the person from whom the
forage was purchased or by whom the service was
rendered. "'N
All persons are requested not to transfer such
claims, as they will not be paid whom transferred
JAMES Gil OVER, Maj. d @. NJ.
May 80, 1929
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RECEIVERS NOTICE,

OFFICE RECEIVER, I'd District Z. Tenn, I
Knoxville, May "a, 1852.
NNHE UNDERSIGNED, BY APPOINTMENT
Il Of Confederate Court has assumed the duties
of Receiver of the I'd District of East Tennessee
composed of the following counties: Blount
Monroe, Rcane, McMinn, Polk, Bradley, Ham
ilton, Rhea, Meigs, Morgan, Fentress, Cumber-
land, Bledsoe, Sequatchie, and Marion.
Persons living in any Of the said counties will
report to me Immediately at this place:
l. The amount Of Indebtedness due by them.
selves to alien enemies (persons living in the
United States, or adhering to raid Government,
joining their armies, &c.,) on the Both August,
1851, and since that time giving the name Of the
creditor or creditors and their place or places of
residence, together with the amount and when
due to each, and if any of said debts have been
discharged, state how and to whom.
2. Whether they have in their possession or had
on the Both August, 1861 or since that time any
land. slaves, or other property belonging 10 alien
enemies, or in which any alien enemy has any
title or interest directly or indirectly. IF yea,
describe the property specifically, and where is
the same now 2--what disposition has been made
Of it, together with the rents and profits aocruing
thereon.
3. Do you know of any lands slaves or other
species of property, debts due to alien enemies
within the counties referred to, on or since said
30th August, 1851, or in which alien enemies
have any title or interest either directly or indi
rectly ?-if So in whose possession is said prop
erty?-who are said debtors. together with thu
names Of the alien enemies, owners of said prop
erty. creditors, &c.
| a. Give all the information you have whicl
may uid to carry out the Sequcstration Act O
| both August 1861, as amended in February las
| by the Confederate Congress.
Reports must be made under oath. The un
dersigned will proceed at once to Ale petition
when reports have not been made, which will sub
iect parties to all the costs of the proceeding 5.-
Reports VIII oh have been made to Mr.. Hayne
need not be repeated.
Where reports may hereafter be made withou
petition and citation, the costs will be very light
Those owing debts or holding nrnpe-'y hHAcne
ms: 20 alien enemies are required by law to max
report at once. (.
Persons owing debts or controlling property c
citizens of Maryland, Kentucky and Missouri
will also make report T. J. CAMPBELL.
Receiver I'd District East Tenn.
| %
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MULE STOLEN.

CToLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF THE
~ subscriber, on tho night of the 9th, Q miles
Southwest of Athens, a HORSE MULE, near Is
hands high, black, with light colored nose and
eyes, small scar on the loft shoulder and one on
the left side, left hook little larger than the
turning said Mule will be literally rewarded for
bis trouble, or for any information that may lead
to his recovery, directed to the subscriber at Rice
vile, McMinn county, Tennessee.
E. NJ. NEWTON.
May 80, 1s62-3t-714
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HkApoUAn1rs. slsr Pro,r Tr.y Num-,

Fountain Hill. Tenn. May 49, 1862.
All the Guns taken up by the Captains of Com
panes In this Regiment, in obedierco to The Ma.
jor Generals proclt nation, have tcen shipped to
Headquarters in compliance with an order from
the Adjutant General of the State except tho
following Guns, which can be obtained by calling
Tor them in person, or by written order signed
6y the owner Of the Gun, viz: Thomas Shiply, b.
Ward, Jas. Elder, II. M. Simpson. SAINT W.
hoyston. J. A. CATE, Col.
Comding 3lst Regt Tenn. Militia.
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General Order No. 8.
Important to Shippers.

Shippers to Dalton or points beyond, are hereby
notified TO receive their Freight ct Dalton ard
pay charges within twelve hours sitter it's arrival
or It viii DO returned to roist Of shipment ard
taxed with trsnsportst'os boss ways
--.:s oou:ss 70 cot Of esoioe but necessity.
!. .. JAoxscH, Gypt
lyss' |ssraesss ; Ss,s5.s Pal .sosS.
X-ox~..,,,s, Nay -, 1892,
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Latest from Corinth.

Every body about Corinth expected
battle to come off on the Odd. Our army
was ready and went out under Van Dorm
to make the attack. A skirmish only en-
sued, when the Feds retired leaving us
in possession of Pennington.
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State of Tennessee, Roane County.

re Attachment
Stephen II. Stone.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO ME
l. from the affidavit Of the complainant that
Stephen II. Stone Is nonresident Of the sta.s Of
Tennessse, and his effects being attached, Il 10
therefore ordered that publication be made in the
Athens Post for four successive weeks requiring
said defendant to appear before me, at my house,
in the 9Th civil district Of Roane county, Tsnnss.
see, on the 18th day of September, 1852, and
make defense to compliments claim, or the same
will DO taken for confessed md set for bearing a.
parfe as to him. ISAAC A. CLARK,
j. p. 70, Roone county.
May 16, 1s62-4t-prs fee SS-7l2,
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Proposition from the Northern Gov
eminent for an Exchange of Pris-

,oners.
w learn that propositions have been
received by the Government, through
General Wool, at Fortress Monroe, for a
general exchange of prisoners of war
The propositions offer, as q basis Of ex.
change, the cartel adopted between the
United States and Great Britain in the
war of 1912; and also offer to exchange
our privateersmen on the footing of pris-
oners of war, the surplus on either side
TO be paroled without further conditions.
1t is proposed to exchange the prisoners
at City Point, or at any other place that
the Confederate States Government may
designate. 1t is supposed that there is a
slight surplus of prisoners still remaining
on the side of the North. There is no
doubt but that the proposition meets the
views and wishes of our Government, and
it is to be hoped that there will be no
perfidy developed in the arrangement, as
was the case in the negotiation with Gen.
Howell Cobb some months ago. Richmond
Erami,Hr, May 22d.
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May 1e, lse2-4t-prs fee ss-7lS
T. J. Ballard,

Stephen II. Stone and G.. ". Easter.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO ME
i from the affidavit Of the complainant that
Stephen II. Stone and G. W. Easter are non. resi-
dents of tho State Of Tennessee, and the effects
of the said g. W. Easter being attached, II 10
Athens Post for four success tive weeks. requiring
said defendant Easter to appear before me, at my
house in the 9th civil district Of Roane county, Ten.
nessee, on the 18th day of September. 1862, and
make defense to compliments claim, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing ez
parte as to him. ISAAC A. CLARK,
j. p far Roane county.
May l6, Is62-4t-prs fee S3-7l2
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Five Gents Reward.

ID UNAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
~ on the 18th instant, bound girl named
MELISSA HAMBRICK, aged about sixteen.
All persons are cautioned against harboring said
girl. will give the above reward but no thanks
for her apprehension. WIN. RUDD.
Athens, Tenn, May l6, 1s62-3ts-7l2
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Straw Horse.

TAKEN UP, ON THE erH INSTANT, BY
Il John +. Lane, living one mile North. east Of
Mouse Creek Depot, McMnn county, Tennessee,
black coored Horse, with a blaze in his face,
four white feet, few white spots on his back.
about eight years old. Valued q; eighty dollars.
P. L. GAMBLE,
May 16, 1s62-3.-7I2 Ranger.
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psy~ The Washington correspondent of

BSD IHU HHsHIHBIUli oOT1esPo1IUelIV Ut
the New York Herald writes as follows !;
"Foars begin to be expressed that Gen.
Halleck may have to wage an unequal
contest at Corinth. and that Gen. McClel-
Ian must fight desperate battle at Rich
uond; vet the radicals insist that the war
is at an end. At one moment they are
depressed by fears, and at another enact
wild schemes to conascate property in
States which have not yet been recover
ed -
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State of Tennessee, Meigs County.
r. D. Duncan
u.s. Original Attachment.
~ l

1sham Fritts
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS FROM THE
/ allegations in comp'ainants hill, which are
sworn to. that Isham Frilts, the defendant is an
Ascending debtor. or so conceals himself that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
him, It is therefore ordered that publication be
made fer four successive weeks in the Athens
Post, a newspaper published in Athens, Tennessee,
requiring said defendant to appear before me, at
my Office at Ten Mile Stand. Meirs county. Ten
nessee. on the 18th day of September. 1852. and
make defense against companants bill, or the
cause will be proceeded with er pnr'e.
7. McCALLoN,
J. p for Neigs COUNTY.
May Is, 1s62-4t-prs fee S3-7l2
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OPENING OF TIE PoRrs.--It will be graf
flying to our readers to learn that since
the proclamation of old Abe, opening
certain Southern ports. four vessels have
arrived with arms and munitions OF war
for the Confeder.ts Gcvssnnsnt. They
did ner. haYsse-, ~: ~ .sl.hes OF The
go.ss ;saeis=Ass i:'ois.aas,s.o::,-
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HEADQUARTERS Sd TENN. REo'r,
Special Order.

: O"H1P HuHr Dig OTteK, May TO, 1857. ]
Special Order.
All officers, non-commissioned officers, and pri-
Yates belonging to this regiment, absent without
leave who fail to report themselves at these head
quarters or whore 1t may be, or before the 9lst
Gay OF this month will be considered as deserters
and a reward will be offered for the apprehension
and delivery Of each non commissioned officer
and private.
This order will be strictly enforced.
J. G. VAUGHN. Colonel,
Com'ding Sd Regt Tenn. Vols.
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General Orders No. 1.


vi. All officers and soldiers who are now or
who may hereafter DO absent without leave more
than seven days without an explanation, will be
reported by name with the circumstances in each
case, that they may dropped from the rolls as do.
serters and reported to their respective State au-
thorities, to be incorporated with the censcrpts.
BY command of GEN. BRAGG,
GEO. S. GARNER, A. A. G.
The 10th Tenn. Rcgt having been re-organizol
and reenlisted for two years, it is important tina,
all members of the regiment rejoin their respect
i've companies at once.
F. NJ. WALKER, Colonel
Commanding Regiment.
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FOUND.

A PISTOL, WHICH THE OWNER CAN
~ have by calling on the subscriber, at Knox
vile, and paying for this advertisenent-S2.
M. B. McMAHAN.
May 80, 1S62-3t-7l4
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tag THE grand principle of wer,"
said Bonaparte, "is that an army ought
always to be ready by day and by night,
and at all hours, to mako all the resistance
it is canable of making.n
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State of Tennessee, Roane County.

ps. : ANdchmenf.
John c. Nelson.
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS TO NE
l from compliments bill, which is sworn to,
that the defendant, John C. Nelson, has left the
State of Tennessee, or so conceals himself that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served on
him, and bis effects being attached it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Athens
Post, published in Athens, Tennessee, for four
weeks, requiring the defendant to appear before
me, at my house. in the 18th district of Roane
county, on the 18th day of August, 1862. and
make defense to compliments claim, or the same
will BIO taken as confessed and sot for hearing ca
parte. VIM. ELLIS,
j. p. for Roane county
May 80, ls62-4t-prs fee 1914
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HEADQUARTERS l9rn TENN. Rre'r

= fEfk0VONNIEItD IBTH TENN. r, 7
Corinth, Miss, May II, 1852.
The attention Of all officers and soldiers be.
longing to the 10th Tenn. Reg't, who are absent
without leave, or whose leave of absence has ex-
pired is especially called to the following extract
Of General Order No. I, issued by Gen. Bragg,
commander of the army of the Mississippi, viz:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
Cornth, Miss, May 8, 1852.
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OFFICE Deputy PRovosT MARSHAL
Athens, McMinn county. Tenn,
May 23d, 1862.
All officers and soldiers in this county absent
from their commando, are hereby notified to i'm
mediately join their respective commands at
whatever point they may now be.
J. A. G0ULDY,
Deputy Provost Marshal.
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Tribute of Respect.

KINGSTON, Tenn, May 23d, 1867.
At a meeting of the "Polk County Rangers"
23d of May, 1862, tho following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Believing it due the memories of Messrs. A. II.
Balm, L. Dunn, D. W. Person, j. W. 7. Hammons,
A. j. Pace and Jack Thomas, soldiers of Compa-
ny D, LIST Regiment Tennessee Cavalry, who have
dicd upon the field of battle, and upon the bed
of atfliction, while struggling for our liberties
freedom and Independence and further believing
it due the friends of the departed that We pay
this tribute of respect-therefore,
Reso,red, That we, their companions in arms,
do most sincerely mourn their loss, and sympa-
thise with their beroaved families and friends.
Rcsoluod, That from an intimate acquaintance
with their conduct soldiers, they were ever
ready to play their part in the great work they
had espoused, and in their death can truly say
that the Confederacy has lost as true hearts and
valicnt men as any of whom she now can boast;
but as they have passed to their final homes, may
our loss he their everlasting gain
| Rcsolred, That a copy of this preamble and
resolutions be furnished tho editors of the Athens
Post and Cleyelend Banner for publication.
BY order of the Company.
JoHs B. CoxsEY,
t. NJ. GARDEN,
| T. H. LAuDERDALE, Com
j. G. WILLIAMsoS,
| Approved: w. j. COPELAND,
RoBERr W. McCLARY, Capt
Co. d, LIST Reg't Tenn. Cav.
HEADQUARTERS, Department e. Tenn, !
Office Provost Marshal, May "a, 1882. !
General Order No. 8.
I. Hereafter no one but ]. o. Patton, Druggist
will he allowed to sell liquors in Knox county
and then only for Medical purposes-strietly AM
onproper prescription.
III. None but regular commissioned army Sur
geon will be allowed to prescribe liquor for Off
cers or soldiors-and no one but we'll know
regular. practicing physician will BIO permitted +
issue prescriptions to citizens,
III. Any one violating these orders will b
promptly arrested and punished.
W. NJ. CHURCHWELL,
/ Colonel and Provost Marshal.
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seg" 1t is reported that Gen. Butler
had young Lareaux shot as spy in New
Orleans a day or two since. Young
Lareaux was absent from New Orleans
when the Federals occupied the city, and
merely returned to his home.-Jackson
MiSsiSsippian 20A.
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Bsg~ Henry Perry, Esq, writing to the
Memphis appeal from Corinth, under
date of the 18th, gives the following graf
flying intelligence
few days ago il was feared that if
dry weather continued, we would suffer
for want of water; but I observe that
wells are being bored in great numbers,
and with great success throughout the
camp. In many places We have had to
go only abou. twenty feet deep to find an
abundance of the purest and most whole
emma ,rator
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John P. Patton,
Attachment.
John G. Nelson.
TN THIS CASE 1T APPEARS TO ME
from compliments bill, which is sworn to.
that tho defendant, John G. Nelson, has left the
State of Tennessee, or so conceals himself that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served on
him, and his effects being attached, it is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Athens
Post, published in Athens, Tennessee. for four
weeks, requiring the defendant to appear before
me, at my house, in the 18th district of Roane
county, on the 18th day of August, 1862, and
make defense to the complainant's claim, or the
same will DO taken as confessed and set for hear
ing er parte. WIN. ELLIS
J. p. for Roane county.
May 80, 1852 4t-prs fee S3-7l4
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RICE
WO0D WANTEDl

TINE SUBSCRIBER WANTS TO pUR-
chase IL or Is loads HICKORY or ASH.
WOOD for which he will pay the CASH on de-
livery. SAM. P. WINS.
Feb a. 1S62--3t--699s
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On Friday, the Federals at Front Row.
al were routed, and one section of artil-
lery, in addition to many prisoners, were
captured.
On Saturday Banks main column
whilst retreating from Strasburg to Win
chester, was pierced; the rear part re-
treated towards Strasburg.
On Sunday. the other part was routed
at this place. At last accounts, Brig.
Gen. Geo. H. Stuart, was pursuing with
cavalry and artillery, and capturing fu.
gitives. Large amounts of medical, ord
nance. and other stores have fallen into
our hands.
(Signedl TT J.rrsox
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T. ]. Jackson.
Major. Gen. Commanding.

Richmond, May 27.-There was heavy
skirmishing from one to seven o'clock
this afternoon in the direction of Hano.
yer Court House. 1t is believed to be in
that vicinity. The cannonading was
heard here. No particulars yet received
This skirmish is believed to be the pre-.
Jude of general engagement. Hanover
Court House is, we think, about IL or Is
miles North of Richmond,