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Prizes Cashod In all Logalised LotasR-
les; orders fitted. w. HOWARD,
81 Prince street. corner Broadway. New Yea.
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Cristadore's Hair Dye, Pressrvaeivs
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail, No. Assr Hsnse.
The Dye 10 applied By experienced artsts
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Omciai Drawings OF the Library Asoo.
citation Company's Lottery OF Kentucky.
CLASS No. 265-SeptemberS g. 1897
IS, A., "a, II. ~. 40, 80. ., 6s, 40. Is. III. IL.
CLASS No 266-ssptember s. 1891.
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To Retired Naval Omcers and Othero.-
Wanted copies OF the United States Naval ReStstsr NJ
the following yearsA before the 1919 ali from le0
1897, incusye 1884, 1855, 1857. 1893. Apply to Csp1
New Bowery.
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Omcial Drawings or Murray. EDDY -
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Kssrucxv. ExrxA class A7-Sspse mbsr 5 tsn
6i 10. 23. 90. rs, 2, 20, n. so, IS, ls. -.
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CirsaiAra sent FREE q charge BY addr.ssnE either
MURRAY. EDDY co,
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Loss or the Steamer Golden Gate.-Twp
hundred four passengers drowned Every Of hsn
might been saved Travellers remember the fs1s G
the Hunxarian Austrian Franklin, Tsu'D1x Arcl4 GU 4
Oiasgow Humboldt Columbia. Presdent 0fy Of Rhh8deS
phl Indian Lyonnsis many Pr lii,ls monsv
your life Insured against drowning II aov
such result All prudent reseisrs are baytSg sha Ls
Prescrvpg Garuvns 0f tho DelAn0 Patent. Gall and
anime them gentismsns fnrnshing slore Of j. AGATE
L CO., 2o6 Broadway, opposite the City Hall
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No Diminution fn Rein fore emc cnts.v,
Another splendid Turtle BY Bayard. this day. At PS1
BRITAIN SCOTT.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very Scroula obstinate Eruption Of shiA
and old Ucers No. Division street. New York city snss
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Beautiful Com "SnoW
White Cream whom applied v The faes seek and sr.o
like the work Of magic; makes the coarsest ak0
smooth the fArest complexion transpareaty whtes.
Sold by ell druggists and fancy goods dealera
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U,LAGS, BANNERS AND rRIMNrNGs-oS HAND aNo
70 order. Ornamental painting On sik. HoJbf
GRAHAM, Artists and Manufacturers, % Duane street
CfLK HAEDKERCHrEYs-A LARGE STOCK WILL
=, be closed ont cheap, 70 WIND Wy we ou""ss'' -
HAILBY Southland, ~ Park place
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Gen. Tom Thumb and Com. Nute are
giving their closing Museum NO
remain only this week
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nRAxg,s PLANTATION BIrrERs.

DRAKEs PLANTATION oIIinn0
They purify Strengthen and invisorAis
They create healthy appetite.
They are IN antidote change OF water and deL
They strengthen the system and enivea the mind
Thty prevent miAsmnte and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and aridity of the stomach
They Dyspepsia and Constipation. -
They Liver Comp .sint and Nervous Headache.
They the best Btsrs In The world. Tnev make Ne
strong aud exhausted natures grcat resorer
They made Of 81 crvr rum the ceebrated CAsa
beverage without gard time cr day. Psrticn-
larry recommended 70 delicate persons requirng Eeus
Sold by a grocer druesss hoacs and saoess
r. II. DRAKE Co, IVA Brosiway.N n.
s-T-IsO-x
DRAKE'S PLANTATION Bf7rERS,
Exhausted uaturcs great delightful oeverSs0
ana active tonic Composed q pure - crciA ran ross
brain destroys scidy Of the stomach creates an sppe
tite r.ugthens ths system. certain euro ior
Dyspepsia Constipation Diarrho-a Liver Complaint sn1
Nervous Headache. and prevents mAsnatG deass trsn
change OF Diet water Ac he used al times Of fsy
by old young, and particularly recemmencei % sssS
and delicate persons Sold by all srocers druess boes
- r H. DRAKE co, "a Broadway. New Yors.
PLANTATION BiTTERs
trsnghens and purta.s the system peueet
p,re st Crow rum the cbsed eaays bark. roots aud
herbs Paf leu weak ana decAts persons,
and Gao be upon for Its purity ~ cures dyseps.
genue tonic and 10 tuei .ne MhA tor cnsnses OF ~
'ea'oaS Sold y ~ H. sIssAk IDssAks Co. be srosSs.s NY
a-y-,ss-x-DRAxBs PLANTATION BIrrYHs
Of this brand sLpsss 70 se - e,'y oss
and can relied upon 70 strengthen aud inveorse exhaust
ed nature.
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1802-Hcnin's Ora md Fall Opening-1ooo
Every style of Gcntlemens DrcAs Silk Hats-
Ladies' Riding Hats, Whips and 0auntets.
Misses and Infants Silk and Felt Hata
Boys Hats and Caps of every description
introduced b. GENIN SIS Broadway Thursday. 8eptn.
ber
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rsh Brothers' Radical Cure
Truss oe OF Broadway and Ann street. under Bar
NUNS Museum. Truss from 81 TO $40 female attends
lndiaa
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Trusses.-Marsh u Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No. 2vesey st. opposite the church couneessa
with any odce Of Female AfendAse
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Prtzes Cashed I'm All Legallxed Lee.
terles Information given JOSEPH BATES.
Broker. II Wall street, New Y0k-
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Eight Carte de Visites for 81. The DeS4
In the city. at WOODS Gallery. 2s Bowery. MI.
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9-r-INGl-A-UHAhbb
of this brand appears 70 he In every ones moat
ae s a. on ones table Thev splendd eruies
and can be upon Strengthen and nvorsse exhaust
p nature.
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And the star spanglsd banner
In triumph shall wave
Der the homo " the free
Al H. lss.a e -


Mr. VIZ. " RcBiS.oS pest spoke, and made stirring
speech in closng which no satd that those who do 20
70 the but stay OF home, their children would blush
for them when their should be mentioned In tho
presence o hcsc children whose fathers had fallen the
battle field Next 20 their duty V Coz the
nearest and dearest was ,be allegiance they owed
70 their country All and every sacrihce made
children must IL necessary be abandoned for time for
they secondary 70 country The country pre-
served The bright banner OF The repulic must
70 let every who carry gun rush 10 the
roeeue 20 maintain u there.
Hon. T. r. Wood, Mr.. Hennessy, Mr.. Drake eand Mr.
George Stephenson o the Kane expedition successvely
addressed the asssmbhse, urging upon the people 70 sup
ply ths 70 enable tho 70 carry the
war with vigor. Their remarks loudly spplauded
About ten o'clock The meeting dispsrsed.
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NICARAGUA.

The President Of Nicaragua has sent two special com
issoners Generals Jerez and Chamorrc, 10 Honduras
Saly ador and Guasemaa, 10 urge upon these republics
Thai thew unite the Ave Central American States into
oonfcdescy 10 be prepared 70 dofend Themselves
suainst any invasion BY the French from Mexico
1bey also rear that sfser the war over In the MED
States the Alibustsrs viii again astempt 70 take rdca
ragua. -.
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12 Cartes de visite for -, tho Very Bes<
In the city at vAUGHANS 26 Bowsry Notice. wa =
until suited.
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MISSOURI -INTRLLEGRECR.

We last night had an interesting interview
with Col MERRILL, Of Gen. Prices army, one
Of the escaped prisoners from Alton, Illinois
He left ST. Louis on the 9TH inst and represents
the feeling Of the people in that city as well as
throughout the State Of Missouri, as quite IA
V5Table 10 the Southern cause.
The spiit Of resistance to Federal tyranny
hiss been greatly heightened by the late effort to
enforce the draft in that STATE, and hundreds
were taking arms, some joining the Partisans
al home and some crossing the border into Ar
kansas. Col MERRILL is Of opinion that could
Gen PRICE return to The State, an army Of City
thousand men would speedily rally to his stan
daTd. The intelligence be brings us more than
confrms the newspaper accounts, which viii be
found in detail in our issue this evening.
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According to the Federal accounts a small de-
taehment of our rangers in West Tennessee,
committed the inexcusable blunder of allowing
themselves to be surprised and literally cut to
pieces. The statement Is undoubtedly exsgye-
rated, but the truth is bad enough. We take tHe
following from the Trenton (Tenn) correspond
ence of the Chicago Times
TRENTON, August s, (via Cairo, August 81
Gen. Dodge sent ont Capt. Peck and ffty-three
men Of the 9th Illinois cavalry to attack Faulk-
neT's company Of Jackson's cavalry, who have
been burning cotton, who burned the bridge
near Humboldt, and who are committing other
depredations in this vicinity. They surprised
Fauikrer's band, five miles east of Dyersbugg,
yesterday afternoon, while they were resting
and sleeping, as they travel nights and sleep 10
tie day time, and completely routed them, kill
ing thirty Of Fsuikner's men, taking ffty-fve
horses, and a great portion of their arms, also
Faulknsr's horse and his orders from JEFF.
Thompson and Jackson, which are very inpor-
tant to as.
Faulkner was trying to get into Kentucky,
but was cut oil, and most of bis men shot. He
escaped, but left without arms, horses or clothes.
Gen. Dodge was informed of this camp by two
negroes, who guided the cavalry around the
rebel pickets. lie has freed the negroes.
Captain Peck and men, though outnumbered,
fought very calamity, and gave no quarter His
loss was seven wounded, two MORALLY.
The Federals " fought galantly and gave 10
quarter" Let cur men remember this boast.
1t may serve to keep them from suffering them
selves to be surprised hereafter, and nerve them
to ayenge The outrage here acknowledged.
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The entire press Of the North has raised q
howl over the death Of this officer, and is en-
gagged IN endeavoriDg to excite The prejudices Of
tie people in consequence thereof to the highest
pitch Tie fact is seized with the greatest avid
ity for the purpose Of a~rousing a spirit Of re-
vsnge and increasing the disposition to enlist,
and l. really seems . God-send to them. We
have only their own account Of his death, and
distorted snd colored, as it evidently is, we can
se nothing in his death, any more than in that
Of any other who has fallen, or may fall by the
casualties OF war, to elicit such denuuciatiOn.
he was invading the soil Of a free people, and
has me. the fato lie deserved.
A dispatsh from Nashville to the North, dated
the 9Th, says j. is reported there that MCCooK's
soldiers hung seventeen partisans, and laid
waste the country around Salem when he fell
If this is true, let the fact be remembered
against them. Expiation must be made. The
hanging Of double the number, should they fall
fato our hands, should be ct once determined
upOn.
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mEORGAN-ANOTHER ALARM.

A dispatch from Indianapolis to the Cincin-
nad Commercial, pretends to give the future
movements OF Gen. MORGAN with The utmost
precision. It says that fifteen hundred Confed-
crate cavalry is at the hesd Of the Cumberland
river, on the mountain, moving in the direction
Of Kentucky, snd that MORGAN left Knoxville
on the Sd inst, with two thousand cavalry, and
is said to have an additional force of two thou
sand near Livingston. He viii certainly in
wade Kentucky in a few days, " it is added. If
all this be true, i; is glorious news indeed, and
We shall soon be called upon to chronicle stir
ring events in Kentucky. For once We hope
the Federal press IS right.
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The Chattanooga Re5d mentions a rumoT, in
which some confidence was placed, that our
forces at Sparta, Tenn, were attacked on the 5th
iast, by about four hundred Federals. Our
troops sre reported to have driven the enemy
back some distance, taking a number of pris-
oners, but discovering in their front a greatly
superior force Of the enemy, fell back, when the
Federals advanced and took possession Of the
town.
It is also stated that 3 body of our troops had
retaken McMinville, driving the enemy out.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THE LATE BATTLE IN VIRGINIA.
Cen. Jachson's ORfct0E Report.
RICHMOND, August l2.-The following Off
oisl 5;sDatcb ,-os rsee;ve7 n dev.

RICHMOND, August l2.-The following off.
eisl dispatch was received to day;
HEADQUARTERS VALLEY DISTRICT, I
August H. 64 A. NJ, 1862. }
COLONEL: On the evening Of the 9th inst
God blessed our arms with another victory.
The battle WAS near Cedar river, about six
miles from Culpepper Court House.
The enemy, according to tie statements Of
prisoners, consisted of Banks McDowell's and
SigeIs divisions.
We have over four hundred prisoners, includ-
ing Brigadier-G General Prince.
While our list Of killed is less than th&tof
the enemy's, yet we have to mourn the loss of
some of our best officers and men.
Brigadier General Chas. S. Winder was NOR
tally wounded, while ably discharging his duty,
in advance of the left wing Of the army.
We have collected about 1900 small arms and
a large amount Of ordnsnce stores.
lam, colonel, your obedient servant,
t. JACKSON,
Meior-Gene Commanding.
To Col. r H. Chiffon, a. A. G.
Confederate Flag OF Truce Beat Released.
AUGUSTA, August l3.-The SIYannsh News
of this morning says that the steamer General
Lee returned from Fort Pulaski on Monday night
last. She was detained at the forton the ground
that the Federals thought she was going to re-
turn without their permission.
Her officers were sent to Hilton Head, but
subsequently, allowed to return with the boat.
A great many articles were stolen from the
boat by the Yankees, but the Federal officers
promised to punish the theft.
Late Northern Intelligence.
RICHMOND, August l2-Northern dates of
the 9th have been received. The War Depart
ment has issued an order vesiing United States
and chiefs of police with full power to
and imprisOn any person, who by get,
speech or writing may discourage volunteer
e~nlistments, or in giving aid and comfort to tie
enemy. Also an order that every citizen liable
to be drafted, who shall attempt to leave the
shall be arrested.
Since the order calling for dral. of the mi
itia, volunteering is reported to have rapidly
improve.
Geographic dispatch from Harrisburg says
the quota of Pennsylvania has been made
up.
Gold in New York opened higher, influenced
" the loss of the treasure on beard the Golden
late, and sales were made at Il4., but after
yards there were sales at 1l48.
The London Herald's Paris correspondent
that an article appeared in the Constitu
ionnel advocating the recognition of the Confed-
rate States has created a great sensation. 1t
S looked upon as confirming the report that
ord Pzlmerston having declined to join France
n rendering mediation between the beligerents
The step has been taken jointly by France
nd Russia.
The Paris correspondent of the Independence
says that the Emperor Of Russia has pro-
osed to make a personal appeal to President
lincoln in order to induce him to accept, in
The negotiation Of a compromise be
ween the North and South.
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To the Associated Press, North
CAPE RACE, August 5.-The steamship Jura,
which left Liverpool on Thursday, July 3Ist,
and Londonderry list inst, passed this point at
4 P. NJ, and was boarded by the news yacht of
the Associated Press.
The U. S. frigate Tuscarora had suddenly left
Southampton. 1t was believed she was in chase
Of the steamer Merrimac, which sailed the day
before from Plymouth with = cargo Of ammuni-
tion for the rebels.
LlyERPOOL, Thursday.-Breadstufs geuer.
ally dull. Corn easier and downward, with a
decline Of Sd per quarter; Mixed % White
32032s Cd. Wheat quiet Red Western,
9salls Sd Red Southern, los IOd0Ils sd;
White Western. lis 6d@13s; White Southern
l2s4I lbs Cd. Provisions generally inactive.
LoND0N.-Rreadstuas quiet aud steady
American stocks steady. Latest sales Of Iii
nOis shares was at 4l4@5O discount Erie
2d3027.
LATEST PER LONDONDERRY.
Breadstuhs quiet and steady. Wheat duh
and easier. Consols closed at 949943.
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HECgUgTENG ar TmE NORTH.

h4CEaGA aAANT 81 AaH NtA q
The Cincinnati Commercial says that the
States of Rhode Island, Maine, Illinois, Nassa-
chuFetts, Indiana, and, possibly, three or four
others, have filed their quotas Bnder the call
for three hundred thousand volunteers for three
years. Michigan, Pennsylvania and Connect
cut have so nearly filed up their quotas that a
resort to drafting, It is thought, viii be unnecos-
sary. Michigan promises not only to fill up her
quota, but also the quota for nins months, if the
time Is extended for a brief period. Ohio is a'so
reported full.
We observe that calls have been made by
new regiments in several Of the States for arms,
but so far as we have seeuno response has been
made. There is 60 longer any doubt but thst
LINCOLN viii obtain the volunteers under his
first call, and have them in camps of instruction
by The end Of the month. The draft will also
furnish him the nine months men. True, these
forces viii be undisciplined, but is there no dan
ger Of cur being overwhelmed by numbersl
There c~ertsinly is, unless our own ranks are
filed up, as we speedily can. We have no tine
to delay. Immediate action by the troops now
in the field will re ut in the destruction Of the
enemy's veteran force, and then, if our ranks
sT5 full we viii be prepared to meet the raw
levies Of the enemy.
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GRENADA MISS.
THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST IA, 1862
To OuR FRIENDS.

Gentlemen who arrive from the United States
with late papers, viii confer a favor By leaving
them at the counting room Of the APPEAL Office,
or at the editors room, over GEO. LAKES store,
next door north Of the Collins House. In these
days Of uncertain mails from the South and a
blockade on the North, our facilities to furnish
the latest news from all quarters can be greatly
increased by a little attention on the part Of our
friends, for which we shall ever remain grateful.
Parties from above will confer an especial favor
10y furnishing Us any Northern papers in their
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A9gERTISEHGITg.

HALLISIEES ADVERTISEMENTS,
4.
COTTON CARDS,
Fer $40 a pair, aI
HicAZZESTER'S.
=.
BLACK CALICO,
For "a per yard, at
McAEL1sTER'S.
3.
FRENCH GEEEE5ATTS.
For Sz.2J per yard, at
FEcAELzSTER'S.
s and s.
,. a p. COATS
Genuine 2OO yds. spool Thread,
Tor sos. per spool. o. - per dOz.,
al EICAEEISEEg'S.
8.
E00 dozen TsaGdrusS FsaEssEer-
chiefs fer 50 per dozen, at
WcAZLaSTEEs's.
e.
ENGLISH SHOES,
Tor 50 and sac per pair, at
:. c. mcALLsSTE8'S,
state street,
Jackson, Miss.
Ru--Iw
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From the Missouri Democrat, Of tie 9Th
Joseph Tayicr, Of Warren county, Miss, a
Union man, who lives about six miles from
Vicksburg, on the Yszoc, comes to 81. Louis on
the Queen Of the West, a refugee and a volun-
teer. He is well acquainted in ViczsbUrg, and
up to the 18th Of July was in The city almost
daily.
The rebel force at YiclIsburg, he says, did not
exceed 1000 effective men. This he derived
from various officers ss well as from his obser-
Walton. Such was the want Of provisions that
the soldiers then had what was called but quar-
ter Tations, ard that Of a poor quality. The
cOmmissary declared, in his hearing, that be
had secured the country for eighty miles, and
that it was impossible to find subsistence. A
very few days prolongation Of the siege, he as
serts, would have resulted in starving out the
rebel force.
Provisions are very scarce. He thinks an
hundred pounds Of bacon could not have been
bought in Vicl1sbUrg for an hundred dollars, be-
cause il was not there to be bought or sold st
any price. For q barrel of inferior -four Taylor
paid S33 in June-an article so poor that in
ordinary times be would not use it.
Vicksburg was entirely destroyed, the poorer
people scattered a few miles Ia the country, and
finding such shelter as they could, while those
who had the means of removing to a greater
distance had taken refuge with relatives, friends
or acquaintance inland. Reports Of deaths
among those who had removed were of daily
occurrence, many of them, he believes, from
want, if not actual starvation. There was no
medicine TO be had in Yicksburg at any price.
The houses in YicksbuTg, he says, were nd
died by the bombardment from the fleet. They
were, however, unoccupied. Several We're
burned by the shell. His fare while in the Jail
was very scanty-a piece of corn bread twice q
day and water. The rations served to the sol
diers are of the poorest quality, the meat being
that Of such cattle as could be found, and
wholly unfit for slaughter.
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moven.enl. on lhe James 10.
HELDeUARTERs AR5,Y o. PofoNAu.
Friday Auoust = ,.gl

General Hooker remained at Malvern Hill an
Ill twelve o'clock on Wednesday night, when
he fell back to his encampment, leaving strong
guards at Haxslps.
The rebels moved down from Richmond on
three roads, concentrating their forces nsar NAL
Vt4G.
They thought our whole army wss moving
toward Richmond, when our movement was
merely a reconnaissance in force.
The gunboat Southtield, which has been
gggQgpa fer same days eReVe City Point, wae got
OF yesterday,
The rebels are reported as having appeared in
considerable force. They made no further DEM
Qnstra!ion than to drive our men in a short dis
Eanas.
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PATFNTs-Tl.e following is a list of patents
issued by the Confederate States patent Office,
during the month Of July, 1862:
No. 20, Robert Bulloch, of South Mills, North
Carolina, an Improvement in plows.
No. 95, John Cowden, Of New Orleans. Ia
for an Improvement in yoss9ls Of war.
10. s., j. A. L'E.ondal, Of Mobile, Ala, for
sn Improvement III tents.
No. 100, John d. Brooke, Of Richmond, for
am Improvement in vessels Of war.
No. l0I, James +. Watson. Of Petersburg, for
IA ,mpr54e1ivnG IL combined tent and knspssck.
No. l02, John Commins, of Charleston, S c.,
for an improvement in tanning watts.
No. 1913. John Commins, of Charleston, s. c.,
for an Improvement in tanning.-Rich. Whig.
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umPROVING.

The telegraph to-day furnishes US with asum,
mary ST news from the Northern press of tie
9sb-the papers Of the same date having reached
us by private express last evening, and from
which VIC make copious extracts this evening
Heretofore t~heIigbtning has been from two to four
days behind, but this effort makes some preten-
sions toward furnishing the very latest news"
Il viii be seen that We publish full details Of
Northern news, which viii be found highly In
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Mxchanged Omcers.

The following among other exchanged Off.
GERS arrived in Richmond on The 9th inst, and
reported 81 headquarters {;
Col. L. c. Cook, sd Tennessee, Fort Douel.
son.
Lieut. Colonel NJ. b Carter, both tennessee,
Fishing Creek.
Lieut. Colonel 7. T. Winston, 53I Tennessee,
Fort Donelson.
Lieut. Thomas Carly, 7lh Louisiana, Gaines
Mills.
Colonel ]. Drake, 4th Mississippi, Fort Don.
olson.
LientenantC Colonel S Keen, 9TH Arkansas,
st. Louis.
Lieutenant Colonel B. w. McGavock, 10th
Tennessee, Fort Donelson.
Major A. A Herbert, s.h Alabama, Seven
Pines.
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District OF the Mississippi.

General Order No. 81.
HEADQUARTERS.
J~ACEsJS. Migs August q, I-62.5
'HE following telegram having been received by lLs
L Msjor-aensral commanding, Is Published for the
iaiOrmsli0u Of ali eGuc
RICHMOND, Argu8. 6. 1892
Provost Marsha, who are emp eyed A. srcb. are 90.
honzet by the Secretary Of War 10 receive The Fay
-aa a. o"actes OF a Captain CT the Sraf, and q be Ead
~ TIE Gua-ternastCrs Department.
S COOPER.
Adjuiart ara Inspector CarelsL-
By order Of MsjorGsu. Earl vas born
D.. =. KENNEL.
s'iElW II joy and A A.. Genera.