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DANAWAY FROM Tm SuB9enmTR
~ near Nash iho, TAN, ON the lGh day of w
April lau2, a Negro man named TILM0N: a
ah"hi lH Years OH % feet o or % inches high NJ
l1 pounds. lhe said hoy WIS seen Ina Rashyilr a
lev DAYS age and said De was m Murrecsboro al lilo
limo "t tho htr battle, ami got slightly wounded In
inc lanl VIII give The above Reward for the de-.
livery "ftle saIt boy 90 tho jail at Nashville, TO- that
] can pot him..
Jn}au-iim9 ROBERT CATO
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llEADoUAErFRs PRoyosr Guam, !
NASHVILLE. Tryv. Sent. oth. 1862 1

From this date, the sale Of inioxica-
ting liquors, 0spiritnous, malt or v%inous)
Wholesale or retail publicly or privately,
is forbidden in the city Of Nashville and
vicinity.
This order is positive, and applies
alike 20 Hotel, Restaurant Saloon Bar
room, Grocery and Groggery, and any
violation Of It will be summarily pun
ished. ALYAN C. GILLEM,
Col. 1st Tenn. nifty,
sepl0-jt Pr0rOst Marshal.
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Committed TO Jail

fAF Davidson county, Tenn. July 10, 1862, q negro
" man, who says his name s. nUNMORE, ana be
'0ngs 90 Jesse Martin, 90 Marshall County, Tenn. sFe
about 20 years s feet 5 inchos high color, black
hand Indicate hard labor.
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove pro-
perry, a q pay charges, as tie law directs.
j.. NJ. HINTON,
lulydl-it sheriff and Tailor Of p. C..
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We have a large quantity OF old
newspapers suitable Cor wrapping paper
which We win dispose Of at 40 cts. per
hundred
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Mr.. CLEMENS, the obliging Agent
Of the Adams Express Company, has fa-
yored us with New York and Philadel-
phia papers up to the sth instant. Very
acceptable, indeed.
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The i%olowing Tennessee BANKS an broken. on
nave been wound up and thtir Notes, &c ans are
out, are utterly worthless.
Agricultural Bank, az brownsville.
central Bank Of Tennessee. at Nashville.
Farmers aud Mechancs' nank, az Memplis.-
Mechanics Bank, 40 Memphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, al Nrmphs.
Exchange Bank, at Murircesbor0.
Minors and Manufacturers Bank, nj KuoyyUI
bank OF Enst Tennessee, at Knoxville.
Bank Of Trenton, az Trenton.
Bank OF Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, al razowel.
Bank of r3zpNrIl, at farewell.
LaWrencebdrg Bank at LaWrun,eturg.
yiuzens' Bank, at Memphis.
Bank Of America, at GAINESVILLE
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Nashville should be evacuated forth
with-by rebels and traitors; and that
evacuation is close at hsnd.
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DISSOLUTION.

pHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
Il between W d. Bang, Gee. blhor and IUhn Rob
erts, unier the name of BANG, RAIDER * Cu, was
this day dssohcd by mutual cou5ent. W n. BAGS
having bought Che entire interest ofGel. Bal4r Ia The
heQuhitaH hahHw frlting Establish mcnt. The
brslnoi1 of thg onlcc VIII ~ atfeuiad b.. M hereto
iore, hl ", ~ NEuF.
Rslsals renu- spt fh i-2 .spl3~t
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Late papers.

3ur accommodating friend, r. H. SIN
sros, Of Che news depot by the Sc
vance House, has laid MS under many OBJ
legations by a Gle Of Cincinnati papers TO
the 9th inst.
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There Is a firm in Elgin III, known az
"Gray and Lunt." Half the letters that
come 10 il are directed LAY and Grunt.'
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TENN.Es SEE BRANCH
or sun
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY
CHARLES H. GREEN, Agent,
No. 80, Cherry Street, Nashville. Tenn.

VNllt9 AGENCY POI o7so7 peculiar heifue, IN IN.
L mcccsshm prosecution aud setlemenf on ps
nsnd7 araiust tho General Government OF TvrRY
DESCRIPTION, it9 eonduotou having had nvrrsl
yeal' eEperifn,a la the management Of claims ts.
fore c'nEr'sa, Che Court OF Clsima. and tho P,sB.
tive Departments at Washington, and being Thor
onEhy acquainted and hmliag with tho iaU- and
rfrulation7 governing their adjustment
Particular aitcuti"u Wlt Boz given 90 caass arising
out ct tho rr,eni war Including ho accounts of
stataa, ,abtrsgtarf, amt u.t0riur Oassn of tb.
War aud Navy Departments. ana Cr g.. Collect
inE' Drilling, ana Organizing Vol.
UntVcrs," ilt ieiiulmr omeut 0f (which aautt.f.
i7ed Ly u ast ,t C@onEraa; CLAIMS EOH INDrd
NIFTY % PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ron
PUBLIC r5E2, or roR DAMAGES 10 suoH
PROPERTY, fr H,r-rs lost ,n mo service. and nr
aiiiitary ray, Pensions, and uonnty
Land.
We ei'e special attention 90 procuring Pom
sionS, a%fOuDIIcs, etc., accruing 30 soldlers
who have been wounded, contracted al ease, oftlo
families II such AZ have died, or boon Killed while ip
the diefharsc of thcir line Of drty as such dmrinr mo
present war
Special care VIII also be- given TO cloime .ttb
have been heretofore Rejected or S-uspendcs
by tho departments or InencIentIy mannwcd
Prompt attention also given 10 tho collection or
Quar'ermaster's Receipts given Tor Property iatcs
Tor ue use Of thc Army, 10 arranging Acconnts win.
andcolleetng Claims against the Qusrtermastcr'a DO
p]artment.
An Claims placed IN our hands receive our promt,
Personal Attention, thereby securing man,
which, 10 the hands Of au Attorney az any distant
point frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aldo from ths decided alyantarc. our iaiiy n,.,
course with all tho Departments enlble- pa, I'M mo-.
cases 90 obtain decisions much more speedily fhst
vhcro nl communicated aud other necessary dotaA
must ug conducted through Toe mails.
Iothito ni, we soliclt you to forward 60 DO an, or
ai oHs'7 oisneh character You may FROM time Co limo
have presented, and as Is our custom, $40 viii flf.
ui,h you with al The uecessaryH blanks. ana ,h.,
rtluircd. Instructions.
$50 charge made lu any casc unless suesessnf
Alir-si CHARLES d.. GnEEN.
no. ~ Cherry Htreai.
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Rebels who have rejected the safe
guard Of the Union and the Constitution,
do not deserve any other safeguard
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SAVE YoUR MoNEY.-During these war
times it's the duty Of all to save as
much as possible; 25 per cent Of your ex-
penses can be saved by exchanging your
G%reenbacks for Tennessee money as in
a majority Of cases So in the best Ten
nessee Bank bills will go quite as far as
IS in any other money. This exchange
can be made on the best terms at the In
surance Office Of w. J. MARI on College
street Opposite Sewanee House,
Aug.27-tf
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NOTICE

a ~ ENLISTED MEN, DISCHARGED or mis-.
n tered out of service and all discharged foam
tief VII prc.out NemaUiYeH immediately with thfir
discharge lapers, at TIE Q~uartermaftfra Omce. hu.
10 theuy Street. o. procure uauspouIii1n to fhtlr
place ~ enlistment Trains Will un Out o. d4y lu4
tn morrow, PSI which They viii Fo.
hl order ul ma Gu MlEIL
D. nlhGHAM,
HHpt Olh. lrl' 30 Can't. and AO M.
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Those rebels who have been talking 80
freely about excavations, Cor The past few.
days haven't done anything yet
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HEADQUARTERS 1sT Tenn. CAvALRY}
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 22,l8G2.
Orders No. 81
All officers recruitingifor this Regiment,
will Immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
Of theparty, present, and absent, and will
hereafter, at least once a week, make a
similar report, exhibiting the gain and
loss, if any, since last report.
by order Of Col. STOKES.
JoHN MURPHY, LIST Lieut.. & Adiutant,
LIST Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tr,
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or EOHlo)
Medical Directors Office, Nash-t
Willie, Tenn, Aug. 25th, 1862
General order.
Medical Officers of the Army and Vol
unteers are hereby directed to report at
This office Immediately on their arrival in
this city, TO state their business aud
authority. EBN. SWIFT,
Surg. u. S. A., Med. Director.
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Claims Against the United
States Government.

DEI;SuNS holdirg lain aFainst tho Us. Gusern.
L lucnt, either lUr Property taken tor tho use sc tho
Army, or for Damage 90 Property. Quartermaster Re.
cripts or Certificates, eau have Them settled and col.
lected by placing Them ia tho hands 81 CHABlfS n.
GREEN, Agent for the National Claim Agency OF
Washington, u e. Once Of the Tennessee Branch Of
the Ageuyi No 80 Cherry Street, up Stairs.
July 2d-ti
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NEW MUSIC.


Here Y our Mulei' -
A nav COMIC CAMP y ana CHORUS, which
a h bound 90 ho tho most popular SONG in MIND
Camp Edition, can bf Hent By nail tD any plrt aftht
country, Goa roci zoe otl5 cclta 10 gtamps.
A. ihis song las become tor} popular throughout
the camps, suileu aud NoNsharer iatiIs 0ouII ~,
Ful Co supply thensHgea by "a, uunirsd shrh Gam
bc bal af rr-snu.bir IAta.
Also. NEW gDNGs.
inuH Grave bY Che FRA. DIV Wlu.w H..
lm luHhnr lUr Hm uoms.
kFsnEflur-.nln aud ll1rua
lhe haidru'u Farewell ur me -1liIgra h.lmfhaf
"a beautiful Ballad
lllhilal ui MHnfH-ap'enid variations.
SILVER Zeal fuhA-u brilliant, aud u1t IIWHJt-it
Mos hi.a.
@. T. BEAUMAN,
% UNION siHFET.
Succc'eor to q. 10. BmNeOE.
JuIy ll-tL
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To Manufacturers

Vu.r nTCkIYbn AND DOR Vbflt
y utmg AraVeicra,
anca and Roller XenthFEs
aHatirf and Gam NeiclfiuE
MfsNMITOE.
i n kyfisI m
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One Hundred Dollars Reward +!

IN FEBRUARY LAST ! TAI TWO NEGRO MEN
Il 20 run away on q boat from Clarksyille, b. tho
names OF F0sTER and EbAUND. Said boys lrft Clirhs.
Vile a few days amer the Federal troops took posses
sion Of the place.
Edmund is about 6 feet, aud weighs leo or l70
pounds, and is % or - years old, 8ud OF dark COM
pleNion. Poster s5h feet high, aud Is Of yellow COM
pleNiOn, and will weigh 40 on $50 pounds, and is
about ~ or % years Oh. when they were heard
ironi last they were In Gen Mcrook's division.
lwil give the uboyr Reward tn any Ur o. they
viii bring them 20 mo in Che City of Nashville.
WM, s. CIEATHANl.
Nashville, T1uu.t August 7h, 1852. sug1-1m
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FOR RENT.
Committed to Jail

nv Davidson County Tenn Itne 10, ls62, a negro
- man, who says bis name s jazz, aud hrIonrs
20 Richard Hide, OF Davidson County, Tenn. bss about
80 years weighs about no pounds Jeff oyc oft scar
on right hand
The owner is requested 20 come forward, prove pro.
perty, md Pay charges, as Tho law directs.
j. d. linton,
iuiy3t-2t sheriff and Tailor of d. G.
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The Rebels Whipped at PoOlesville.
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80.

North Western Bank ct ueurea
tank uf The Emrtrp state. gn.
Bank Of Athens. Ge0
Fulton Rank.
Hank &C Whitfell.
Timber Cutters BANK.
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SELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
S'arser Stee, behre-a C,ias ord Union. .H-g .it,)
NASHVILLE, TENN.

Mile EUGENE N. TOUPET
Win open a French aud English Day school on the
FIRST of SrPrEIBrR, 1852, in which al the solid and
ornamental branches Ola thorough and fcnued I'm
glsh and French Female education will DE taught.
French will be taught without extra charge to tho
pupils attending Mile 7. 5 school, and will rJceNe
instruction daily IN hat beautiful Language.
FRENCH CLASSES.
81 the clo7o uf her -chool. daily, in the afternoon.
Milo 4. Will have Fepamtc French CLASSES Tor Nouur
Lads ami Misses, also for msrfied ar SINGLE ladies, 10
whom instruction Ia Preach will DO given, thrco
times wcekly, either at hcr rchnol -rooms as above.
or a. the Residence nf the pupl. II preferred.
Nile TouPrTs standing ant competency as an en-
Client teacher arr TOO Well known to the Nashville
community for many year pa.i 10 require any com
mcndatiuu.
Tho tcrms or her school, Cor English tuition. are
made moderate ant 90 suit the present times.
for Rates Of HnihOn, and fUfthpF particulars. please
apply 10 Mle lorFrr, personally, az thc Residence
oil her friend, Mr. Jo- arh Wood, No. % Hirh street.
hl-hylir. Rur2s
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All subscribers in arrears 10 the Mask
ellie DAILY UNION are respectfully re-
quested to pay the Ro'te Agent or call
and settle at the Office, or their paper win
be discontinued
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Great Alarm in Northern Nebraska
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Rscapture of Clarksville, Tennessee
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE

Mcdowell Arrested for rrsaohsry.
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lew advertisements.
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THEAT f..
nufold n SprAEue, ... .ss.s..st O.. &c s.sssssss No. lLhNkNi'
W IA. Everett, ........ ....o....Stage Manager
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Friday Evening, sept. is, 1859,
The FOLLIES of a NIGHT
DANCE, MISS uDNsFANrlNE'
. s. o;
On, The Lottery IiclSotl
sAruaoAy, BENEFIT OF CLAUDE HAMILTON.
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DepredatiOns in Kansas
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A Terrible Railroad Accident.
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AasmIIIe Anioa.
FRIDAY MoRNINe sEPT. la. lsol.
nrAporlnrrHs raovos1 ogAaDl

HrAnouAnrEns PncvosT OUARD,i
NASHVILLE, TESEr
September 10, 1862 )
Hereafter any citizen found in the
s,ree,s Of Nashville between the hours Of
oP M and r%eyeille (daylight) without 2
written PASS, will be arrested and con-
aned PasSes TO be out after Q o'clock r
M. win only he granted al the Headquar-
iers Of the Mayors eneral Commanding.
~ command Of
MalorC General THOMAS.
Ahsxx 6 uuiEN,
cologel lot Tennessee INF,
Ito Provost Marshal.
R.adlhe admirable and iruly patriotic
lsnaeyof Gen. CAss.
JIgis said that q circumstances alter
eaks," and certainly some very hard
-Aes in this place have been wonderfully
'ered recently.
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--latest from the Late battlefield.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Late reliable
reports from private sources from Gem
t%reville state that Colonel Flannery, with
a regiment Of cavalry, is in command at
that place, and that their piCkets extend
to within less than twelve miles Of Alex
andria.
The 10th Pennsylvania regiment
reached the battlefield on Saturday, and
commenced the interment Of a number Of
dead, which have lain undismrbed since
the battle, excepting by the thieving
hands Of the rebels, who searched every
pocket and, in many instances, stripped
the dead'of their clothing.
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Indian Troubles Feared in Daootah.
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CHAHBERsBuEo, PA, September oslo
a. M.-0ne ef our scouts reached Ha-
gerstown last night, having left Middle
Town, Is miles southeast of that place, at
B o'clock Y. NJ, He reports that the re-
bells were At Hagcrsiown in considerable
force, and advancing. All the rolling
stock Of the railroad has been removed
from Hagerstown, and the telegraph Of
ice there evacuated.
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ParSon BrOwnIOw and a fairs at NashvIme.
Correspondence of the Cincinnati Commsrcinl

NASHVILLE, March Is. 1852
The event of 10 day has been the arrival
OF tile famous ParsOn BrownlOw. Shortly after
dinner the names OF w. G. BrownIow and
D. d. Bro"nlow were discovered upon the
register of the ST. Cloud Hotel, and in few
minutes the gladstone news had spread all
over the city. johnson, Elheridge MAYNARD.
and other acquainlainces were oyerioyed 10
welcome the most intrepid of Tennessee 10, al.
ISIS nor was there single Unonist thai did
not share their qualification at his final escaDe
from secession clutches. Ills room was crowd.
ed all the afternoon with both old friends and
strangers that came 10 greet the renowned
parsonage
Gov. johnson, Etheridge, Maynard, and
Unionists generally, are anxious to see the
parson at the head of the Union paper in this
city. But he informs me thai his health is
inadequate to the task OF daily editorial labors
at present He is now sick with consumption
as reported, but suffers still much from general
debility, arising from his protracled sickness.
1t Is his intention to proceed 1Orth to recruit,
and publish the history of the trials OF the
Union men of east Tennessee, in book form.
He talks OF stopping first at Cincinnati.
presume need not bespeak for him hearty
reception.
The parson states that the Union sentiment
IS still overwhelming in East Tennessee.
Over two thirds OF the population of Knox
vile are loyal. lie says that there will be a
fearful reckoning between The Uuonists and
their secession prosecutors. "The last dog
OF them will be killed and driven out" TO use
his own language. All the Uniunists want is
that the Union troops clean out the rebel SOL
dlery' The balance of the work they will do
themselves There were not over four thou
sand confederate troops in east Tennessee
when he left, the greater part OF whom were
at Cumberland Gap.
Gov. johnson this morning summoned the
publishers OF the three daily secession sheets
to his presence, and informed them that. in
case they persisted in their reasonable course,
ne would be obliged to suppress them. un.
uerslanu there was good deal Of swearing
among the journalistic traitors, but that on
the other hand, at leas! two-the Banner and
the Patrlot-will, in spite OF their former Sc.
cession bravado, submit to any humiliation
rather than pecuniary loss
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~ LONDON, March ii, 1867
never were victories mOie 0pportune than
those of Roanoke Island, Somerset. Fort
Henry, and Fort Doneson These blows tell
upon the British sympathizers with the south
WIN STAINING force. The papers published
lne news al hrst without word of comment
hau mere been confederate victory we
should nave had columns OF jubilations. |
except, OF course, the two or three papeIs with
northern sympathies. The Thundrrer was
silent, and then sury. When it became nee
essaIy 10 say something. the public was as,ur-
81 that these victories were really of very lit.
tie importance, and could do nothing toward
the conquest and suijugation of so vast ter
rlt0'y as that included in the southern Confed.
eracy.
But whatever may he the effect of the ma
ilonal successes on the war in America, thew
nave been sufficiently decisive in the Briti,h
parliament. Mr. Gregory made his attack ON
the blockade in the house of commons. and
Lord Campbell in the house OF lords. They
were listened 10 with patience and with sym-
pathy They did not lack the announcement
ot cheers Mr.. Gregory avoWed his sympa
my WIN we south, and made the strongest
case posSiOie against the blockade. Mr.. Eos.
Ter demolished his argument, but that was mr.
needed. Gems. Burnside, Grant. and Rnnn
mad done that more efectually. Ii was decid
Gu that toe blockade is good enough blocl-
auei untiI there are some confederate yictorios
Disappointed in this effort, an attack has
been made upon the principle of bIoekad ns'
put England will not give up the righl arm Of
ner power 1t is not for her interest to estab.
llsh preccdents against bIockades Sho Las
T,lee times resisted urgent appeals from the
french government to interfere. This IL
s.a'eu' NOT onl7 by the press, but in paria-
X, 49,. "uu without contradiction, while the
american papers are prasing Louis Napoleon
Ior ms supposed friendship to the Union.
England, ne matters now stand, will not break
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GENERAL BURNSIDE AND THE TRAIToR
GUIDE.-CharIes Miller OF Springfield, who
was with the twenty-seventh Massachusetts
regiment at the battle OF Newbern has return
ed home, having lett New bern on Friday last.
lie reports that Capt. Swift and Lieut.. Warner
OF the twenty seventh. both of whom were
wounded, are getting along finely. Captain
Swift received only II flesh wound in his leg.
aid will ere long be able to resume his duties.
Lieut. Warmers injury was more serious, his
foot being shot of, so that ampuation lust
above the ankle became necessary, which was
successfully performed. Lieutenant Traiton
was also slightly injured by cannon ball,
but is now well and is attending to his duties.
The twenty-seventh was still at Newbern. in
fine spirits, and ready for another battle,
General Parks brigade was the only one that
marched to Beaufort, the rest OF our troops re.
naming at Newbern Chas. Miller relates
that while the troops were on the march to
Newbern man rode into camp and offered his
services as guide and was accepted by Gen.
Burnside. After proceeding to within four
miles OF the batteries, as the guide said, they
halted at night, intending to proceed in the
morning but on marching short distance.
they came in sight Of the batteries only three.
fourlhs OF mile distant. Gen. Burnside, on
seeing the danger, Immediately turned to the
guide and asked him what il meant; and the
fellow not replying readily, he was immediate
~ shot dead by the general.
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CITY AND COUNTY.

y NUMEROUS AFFAIH.-Yesterday after
noon, about o'clock, murdeious aflray took
place on Front street, near the liquor shcp in
Warden's Block, resulting in the stabbing of
Prentice d. Harrington OF Shrewsbury by
William Sherman, a east boy" who is con
siderably interested in fast horses. The fracas
commenced in the liquor Shop. Harrington
Gays he was sitting quietly in the liquor store
when Sherman came in, in an intoxicated
condition, and soon commenced making re.
marks severely rejecting upon the character
of his (ilarrington's} wife, when Harrington
told him he must not make any such
statements, and iracas began between
them. Harrington then, by the advice of
the proprietor of the store, went out, and was
soon followed by Sherman. Harrington had
proceeded but a few steps from the door, when
Sherman assaulted him with knife, cutting
several deep gashes in his head, one of them
several inches long, and cutting out his left
eye. There were seven wounds in all, The
assailant was prevented from the infection
OF uGther deadly wounds by the interfer-
SiNS VI 'ie W sItuuelsi out ne manageu 10
escape by means of fleet horse and buggy,
with which he came to The store. Harrington
was removed to the residence OF his brother,
Holloway Harrington, Jr., No. As Salem
street. aud his wounds were dressed by Drs.
Schoiield and Bates. He was doing well as
could be expected at last accounts.
The police are making every effort for the
arrest ut tue perpetrator of this fendish out
rage, but at last accounts his whereabouts had
not been ascer'ained.