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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-10
GROCERIES.

DUCKwHEAT.-S0OO SACKS BUCKwHEAT,
ID -four by the barrel or sack, at
Partner CALDWELL, No. 9, Main st.
TODFISH.-l,0o 600 LBS. GEORGIA BANK COD
u nsh
-r.l barrels No / Mackerel, II
be g. barrels No. . Mackerel,
oa 10 half barrels No. Mackersl, -
,.fiife5 No.2 81
10 No. Herring,
10 kits No. Mackerl,
-a. 10 kits No. sIackerel,
10 bbls Pickles, .......-,-- ....
dozen one gallon Jar Pickles,
c 6dozen halfgallon jar Pickles,
dozen quarter gallon jar Pickles,
dozen gallon jars Caulihower,
A dozen gallon jars Chow Chow,
dozen half gallon jars Caulihower,
dozen quarter gallon jars Sc
dozen half gallon jars Chow Chow,
4 dozen quarter gallon jars 90
4dozen Onc-eighth gallon jars Chow Chow,
Jelles, 80 dozen, assorted,
. Preserves, 80 dozen, assorted.
-- SAUCES.
Worchester Sauce, 10 dozen, pinto and quart,
John Bull Sauce, dozen,
dozen English Club Sauce,
60 dozen London Club Sauce. at
aeeze --<1Es FRESH UFUrST M1ftsaxr
S-1 Tor sale at ELLIOTTS
nOvil Family Grocery.
vTONE TON OF ASSORTED CANDIES JUST
~ received per steamer Nashville, for sale by
dec13 s. Z. GILBERT d co.
COTTON YARNS BAGS, 5oo's and COOS
- q L.
dec11 No. 4, Sycamore Street.
NEw ORLEANS sUGAR.-4O HHDs. PRIME
IN for sale loO by S Z. GILBERT CO.,
decll 80 q -l-l No. T. sycamore street.
CTAR CANDLEs.-6Oo WHOLE AND HALF
- quarter boxes for sale osr, in lots TO the trade,
by 10. s. Z. GILBERT & CO.,
dsol1 No. Sycamore street
ZINC wAsHBoARDs|--so Doz. IN STORE
II and to arrive; for sale by
nov S E. GILBERT co.
EXTRACTsi EXTRACTS-5o DOZ. ASSORTED
IL kinds and sizes Genuine Extracts, for sale at
ELLIoTTs Family Grocery.
WANTED-FEATHERs, RAGS, BEEswAx
~ GenssDg and other country PTodIee' BY BY
dscl1 Corner Locust street and Canal
WHITE WHEAT FLOUR.-75 SACKS
w Double Extra White Wheat Flour, the best
brands in the market, for sale at
HovII ELLIoTTS Family Grocery.
lust RECEIVED 4,cOO EMPTY CAPSULES
a for taking Medicines also another large sup
ply Of Perfumeries aud Fancy Goods at
declO n. J. SCHLAEPFR'S Drug Store.
y al tne EUREKA BAZAAR
NIEW BOMINH.-5 BARREs CELEBRATED
~ Farorits Mills Hominy, for sale by ~ ~
novl1 ELLI0T'S Family Grocery.
UHEwING TOBACCO JUST POUNDS,
~ box Of Natural Leaf Virginia Tobacco; Just
ave years old hotter ehewers, try IT, For aale a
YICKERY BROS,
decl2 No. So, Main Street
TSKLsH BUTTER II AM CONSTANTLY RE-
4 eeiving nice fresh Butter, which will be found
for sale cheap at ~ ELLI0TTS
novll rF Family Grocery
TNIaE CRACK ERs.-IZ5 BOXES No. GOLD
aoSi 1'D' ''f'ai' 0y 10 T. ss sssaorI. Street re-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-10
AUCTION & CONFUSION
AUCTION AND COLLISION.

AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
IT NELSON & CO., WOULD INFORM THE
Commission at Auction, Private Sale, any and
III kinds Of Merchandise. Particular attention
given to selling Real Estate. We will attend to
Iclling Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehicles. Particular attention given TO selling
Household Furniture, both old aRd second hand,
and will attend to auction sale in any part of the
city or county.
II. NELSON will pay particular attention &c
collecting debts claims; will act as agent for
renting houses and collecting rents, and any and
all business entrusted to us.
Office on Main Street. opposite Court House, one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
mvl5 VI. NELSON & co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28
WOOL CARDINE..
tie MACHINE al

T.uE MACHINE al rr~wEN
u mills, one mile west OF Sx<kJ
Fayetta VILE, on Elk River, has xEs-fE.
lust bee. thoroughly repaired
and dress, vi, and is. now in fine working or
dsf--will ! ,omihsnce Carding OF Monday,
the Ain /. rst. Ny object will be to rendei
prompt atre,stion and general satisfaction TO
customers, so sar as consistent. refer those
who NAV choos . to. patronizs the Machids to
the quality Of is Rolls made last year (isez.)
They have equal, d.. if not surpassed. an,
we lave seen. Tbs. Establishment will be un-
der the immediate ST foerin.endencs Of Ms
PETER FEaausoS this ear who has .,l had up
wards Of fifty year, exps. 'ence 70 tss ousi-
ness, and whose skill and ku 'wieage CT II can
be surpassed by no one. l, tn, feiore. ieel an
thor zed to say that you can go. peter hois
be better pleased, and receive n 'ofe sene'a
satisfaction. than elsewhere.
TERH--theold standard every fif. pou','
OF The Wool. or its equivalent in curren, oasa
Wool or cash required invariably.
JOHN MaRKUA~
May !, 1863--lm14-3tl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28

The great struggle at Fredsricks-
burg consisted Of three heavy battles:
the FIRST at Wilderness Church, on
Saturday. May Cd; the second at
Charlottesville, on Sunday, May Sd,
and the third near fredericksburg,
on Monday, May 4th. The first two
we're under Hooker 10 person, the
third under Sedgwick, who, with a
heavy column, vas operating Tor The
relief Of his chief ans q
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28
Confederate Money.

ALL those indebted to II. L.
KNIGHTS by note or account for Goods
or Musical Tuition. will please call upon The
undersigned and make pay ment, as he wishes
70 wind ar the business az soon az possible
Confederate money will be taken in payment
OF the sarhel Feb19I r.. C. GOODRICH.
P. S.s--I have a large amount dine me BY
notes and accounts, and would urge all those
i1debted to me, while Confederate money is
plenty to- make payment. as I want al the
Confederate money can get. b, " I'd hsnr
Feb. 1g. 1863. IT. C. GOODRICH.
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BATTLE OF CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Casaaltiesin Isl Tennessee Res't..
CAMP GREGG, Va, May 10, 1868.
Dir. AZ. O. WMlace:

SAAir OhEuu, n., uAdy ~, 1Ooos
Nr. AZ O. Wallace:
DEAR SRI send you a list Of
casualties Of the lst regiment of Ten,
nessee VOLUNTEERS in the recent Bat
tie of Charlottesville, which you
viii please publish for The Information
Iof the friends of the regiment:
Co. A: Killed, none Wounded,
Sergt w N Crockett, in back, severe;
Sergt w L Motion, left leg fractured;
Privates VIM Mosely, arm, slight; III
p Sanders, hand, slight; j FL Patton,
side, flesh; R G Harris, leg, slight;
w j Green, face, severe. es
Co. B: Killed, Private WIN An
derson Wounded, Corp'l w A Mar.
Shall, thigh, severe; Privates JAS A
FsrrelI, left arm amputated; J r New
man, chest, slight. g
Go. G.: Killed. Private Nj W Tur-
Iner-Woubded, s II Estill, knee, Sc
we're; Serg ? r Ingram, thigh. srri-
GUS; Corp fl B Clements, thigh. Sc
.rious; Priyates j 3 Farris. side.sligb,;
John Murphy. baud, severe; NJ ID b
Statum, arm Fractured; David Slater,
side, slight; j G Martin, head. slight.
Co. D: Killed, none Wounded,
Lieut. II j Byron, arm, severe; S-rg
E Z Shass'en, both legs, severe; Corp
WIN Majors, knee, slight; R S An.
Ethouy, kuee, slight; Private Turner
Childs. thigh. flesh i.l9.a ~ u
Co. E: Killed. Private, Jas P Ed.
die Wounded. Privates I D Gregg
ry, head, Sigh; r Fl Crawford, head,
slight. e 4e'
Go. f: Killed, Private VIM Me-
Cord Wounded, Svrg I r Lips
comb, side, severe; Corp JAS A Row.
ell, knee, slight; Privates N A Shep-
ard, thigh, slight; W L Taylor, thigh,
slight; Jas Mason, knee, slight.
Go. G.: Killed, Corp Tbos Neil
roy-Wouuded. Lieut. r Rout, wrist,
severe; Serg Al McElroy, hip. sight
Privates Jas Bevett, Irg, slight; Jas
F McCown, left thigh fractured; John
Kelso, right leg amputated- Missing,
M V King. g tstd Ea9
Co. H; Killed, none Wounded,
|none-on duty as skirmishers.
Co. /: Killed, Serg w G Moore
Wounded Lieut. W N Cowan, arm.
slight; Serg S NJ Jackson, leg, flesh;
Private ID Z Anderson, arm, slight;
A F Williams, left leg fr@ctured; Isaac
Young, arm, slight; A B Ross, side,4
slight. s5
5 Co. K: Killed, Corp w w Tuley,
Private r G Myers-Wounded, Capt
J B 'furney. leg. slight; Privates F J
Oliver, thigh, flesh; G "A Moores,
thigh, slight; j A Wright, leg, Sc.
we're; Geo w Jones, knee, severe, and
inferior maxillary fractured; Albert
Tu,ney, foot, slight; F D Epps, both
legs, serious; JAS c Epps, abdomen,
serious; w B Cole. left arm fractured.
Total killed, s; do, wounded, SO;
do missing, l. grand total, 81. 2
G. B. MeGuuRE,
Surgeon C.. s. p. A.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28
Errors will be. Corrected

II, in elasing names from our sub
scription books.> any errors should
occur, they will be promptly corrected
en- being spprised Of the fact. In
as large a list as the Observer pos
sesses, mistakes will sometimes hap
pen; but all that is necessary TO
secure a speedy correction in such a
case is a notification of the fact.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28
County Court, Lincoln Co.. Team.

Pleasant Halbert, Admr, and o,hersl ,.,...
VS..
William "A. Buchanan and ,tbersst - $50
sal. BIZ FIR sale cf Saws ;ilr .4fe..e
IN This cause it appearing % The sat- .
!. isfaction Of the Court that the following :.
defendants are beyond The jurisdiction of the
State OF Tenn essee, viz Leaider -Dusbsn-.l 3
on and Margary his wife. Jehn Z. Buchanan -
Marcus f. Buchanan. James NJ PettYgrcw
Martina j. his wife. Manson A. Carl ard N ~,
hala Z. bis wife Starfou r. Crawfor., Pleas.
ant Tucker and Lucinda II. his wife. TLomss
x. West and Al rnintia Z his wife. Hiram r
E,.1n siop AMI Marcy j bis wife jobs Mo-
Crawford, James A. Crawford. u.rtha n !,
Crawford, Francis r. Crawford. William
Crawfor William A. Buchanan. and fobr p.
r Buehanan-- IL H., therefore, ordered nv The 10
Court that publication DC made in the F.v-
ETTEyILLE OBSERVER. NEWSPAPER MI ala
in the town of Fayetteville. i.ineolo On D
4 enn:. for four weeks in succession bef,ra ,b..
next term Of this Court, commanding SAID DO
ienda'iss to appear At the next term Of tbe q
Court to be holden ON the first sson.s.,y
." June next and plead, .answtr. or de-
muir to said compiainants' bin, e the same
VIII be taken forfconfessed and set down to IL p
heard ex parte As to them. I'D s....f IA go,
9 Witness Daniel j Whittington. Clerk of sa;d
Court, At office. the first Mrnaas in Nav Is6s
my DANlELJ- WHIfTINGTON' OK.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28

I The Salisbury IN. c. Watclman
says: Mr.. John Baker Of this coun.
ty, We are informed, has been selling
flour to widows and soldiers wives at
the comparatively Low price Of 81 so
per hundred. lie has also donated
provisions literally to the needy in
bis neigh5orhood.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28
In Memory Of A. C. Dickey.

At stated meeting of-Boon's Hill
Lodge. No. 16l Of Free and Accep-
ted Masons, MaysSth, A. l.. 1868,
and A. D. 1868, the following pre-.
amble and resolutions were adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased COP in
His iuscrut able wisdom to remove
from our midst our brother anG Mas
ter Of this Lodge, a. C. Dickey-,
therefore,
ResOlpsd, That in the death Of
Bro. Dickey cur order has lost, one
iofits brightest ornaments, the Church
"a devoted member. and the commu-
nifty good citizen. .si 5J s.,
Resol0ed, That We bow submiss-
lively to our sad bereavement be-
lieviug our brother to have been
summoned to the Celestial Lodge
above By the Grand Master Of The
Universe. $50
Resolued, That we sincerely SYM
pathise with the distressed family il
their irreparabie loss. ;i aast'e
Resoloed, That the members Of
this Lodge wear the usual badge Of
mourning for 80 days. COZ liz
Rssolued, Thatathe Fayetteville
Obserbsr, be furnished with a copy
OF these resolutions With the request
to publish the came. sea ST. fls
WASH. HUNTER. W.M.p.ta
e w. w. WILSON, Sec. 8lGnF gi 4
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28
County Court, Lincoln Co., Tenn.

3. T. Berry. Adm and 0'senl s!se
5 Margaret Hart and others Bin.
/, BIZ for Sale Of Land and .Slares.
In this cause it appearing to. the
4 satisfaction of the Court that Margaret
Hart. George Eston, joel Eaton. Alfred Ea-
ton. Elizabeth Lowery Thomas Blythe and
Nancy his wife, Solomon Coats and Delilah his
wife, jesse Ellis. Samuel ELS, Walker Ellis
and Mary A. Ellis, and Lavish Francisco ale
non-residsnts Of the State of Pennessee--It
is. therefore, ordered bv the Court that pm IL
cation be made in the FAYETTEyHLE OesEsv-
Es, newspaper published in the town of,
FAYETTEVILLE, Lincoln Co, Tenn, for four weeks
in succession, before the next term of this
Court. commanding the said defendants to
appear at the next term.of the Court to be
Holden on the first Monday In June
next, and -pieal answer. or demur to- sail
compiainants' smer1ed BILL or the same will
be taken Tor confessed and set down to be
heard ex parte as to them. ~ sns3 4sesfff
az Witness Daniel J Wilmington. Clerk of said
Court, at Office. the lst Mnndayin May. 1863
!. my DANIEL, WHITTINGTON, elk.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28
State Convention

a suggestion has been made for
the appointment of delegates TO a
convention 10 be held 10 Winches-
ter, Tenn, for the purpose Of select
ipg'candiJates for Con- ress and Gov
ernor. We will publish the oall-"To
the People Of Tennessee = next
week. g
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4eaWs.
DIED..

IS 4s.t4 - <9lD - ltF Sfft ,lfA
In this county, Friday. 18th inst, Mrs
MARGARET RENlGAR,x aged about 65 years.
In this county, TUESDAY. 5thinss, Mrs. LC-
HAMA, wife of Sanford Reuegar, aged abou!
90 years.
In this county, Sunday. 10th inst. Mrs,
MARTHA, wife Of Renj. Noles. aged about %
years.
In. this county. Sunday, Sd inst, Mrs. SAL
II SrRosG, reliet Of John Strong, aged abou,
SIS years. si14 s4at
, this county. near Craighead, Saturday,
2sd inst srs- PoLiY, wife of Benz. F. Clark,
sged about GO years.
In this county. on Cane Creek, Friday, ED
inst, OF fever. Mira. ELrzABETH KixEs. relict
Of Conrad HINES, sssd 70 5esis. q
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Wheat.

Uneat. -
MIR. Z. II. Mead has placed on
our table several heads Of wheat from
his field, which we're as fine as We
have. ever seen. The prospect in
this county is unusually promising.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28

We we're glad to greet this gallant
soldier in our office a. few days since.
lie is recovering from The wound re-
ceived st Fort Donelsop, and hopes
soon to enter the service again. s.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28

e The bombardment of Port Hud-
son, La,i was renewed on the 18th,
but up TO the night Of the 18th had
resulted in but little injury 10 cur
batteries and troops. -
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Medical

MCUiCdt
The sick are referred to the card
Of DR. j. Fl. Jones, to be found y
another column. DR.. J. has located
at Joel M. Harris', for the purpose
Of practicing bis profession, and will
give prompt response to all calls
made upon him. His recent expert
ence 10 the military service has, Of
course, rendered him better qualified
TO cure diseases than ever, notwith-
standing. his previous high rank as
a physician, because he was where
he could observe the effect ofremedifs
upon disease Of every kind and grade.
La his twenty-five mouths service in
the army 10 Virginia, be prescribed
for thousands Of cases, and lost only
twelve OF them "a success truly as.
tonishipg, and which stamps him q
physician of more than ordinary
ability.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28

The War!
CRQ \ 0O0
SOUTHERN NEWS.

SOUTHERN NEWS. 81
Mobile, May 81 The special
reporter of the Advertiser aud Reg
lister. telegrapbs from Jackson to-day,
that the latest news from Vickshurg,
is to Tuesday night. 10 the fight on
Saturday We lost thirty pieces Of ar
tillery, which we're spiked and aban-
Idsned. 90 Sunday the FsdeIals
advanced to take Big Black bridge,
but we're repnlsed. They then cross
ed higher UP, and took US III the rear
The. bridge was baraea and our.
wSrks abaGdoned. Our loss heavy.
Vicksburg is now closely bessised,
and the enemy il closing 10 on every
side. re-
I JACKS SON, May %. 81 Heavy firing
beard in the direction of Vicksburg
this morning. Il is rsportea and
believed Ia official circles that The
enemy assaulted the works at Vicks-
burg on Wednesday and we're badly
repuIsea. Snyser's Buff has been
evacuated, "A courier reports that
Yazoo City has been captured by
the Federals. N,sy yard bLraed
by US. a .
An officer from Vicksburg reports
Grant whipped back. .ls 7sl
LATER..rhe enemy have made
three desperate assaults on VIcks-
burg, aud have been repulsed. as
Semi official information has been
received Of the capture Of Helena,
Ark, by Price. l6l 80 .
| A Jackson correspondent OF the
18th says: Johnston, this morning,
threw 10 or $4,000 men across Big
Black to the Vicksburg side.
It's reported 10 Mobile that. Sny-
der's Bluff is re-occnpied, and the
occupation Of Yazoo City by tie
Federals is disbeIieved.
+ ATLANTA, May %. Grant en-
tered Mississippi, crossing S miles
below Grand Gulf He has from
$4,000 to 100000 men, with a heavy
force Of cavalry. lie is receiving
no reinforcsments from Louisiana,
but constantly from the western bank
Of the river. His transportation is
all on the river mostly along the
banks. We evacuated Grand Gulf,
falling buck, fighting, towards Jack
son, followed by the enemy, who en-
tered Jackson en- the 18th, With So
600 men. Gen Johnston reached
Jackson on the 18th, aud fell back
to Canton. The Yankees, alarmed
at finding Johnston there, commit
tod oil sorts OF exeesses, burning
churches and private residences, tear
ing jewelry from ladies fingers, fed
towards Vicksbprg Oh the l9ib, fol-
lowed by Johnston, who was con-
SANITY reinforced. .aa4i
+ Vicksburg can only be i>ken by
hunger, having five months supplies
Iof every kind. gr si.8t
I Tbs Yankee rumor Of the capture
of Alexandra is not believed. i5
d jackson, May % The latest
news from Vicksburg is to Thursday
night. Oar loss is slight, and the
injury to our batteries tlifling. The
garrison is we'll supplied md confident
of their ability to held the place
The enemy has been foiled 10 all his
efforts. His dead strew the ground
in FROM of our works, One estimate
places bis Joss at 10000. Firing
was heard at intervals last night and
to-day a la4
CHATTANOOGA My 26. = The Rebel
hasa special dispatch saying that VAL
landigham is nos inside Of our lines
at Fos,erville, Rutherford county.
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. EDTCAsTTONT

I'M Monday. The 10Th of this month,
~ MISS MARY ANNA McEWEN will
re-open her School for the reception Of pn-
pills at the Female. Academy The session
viii continue Eve months. Terms as. usual.
She would say to her friends that; the session
would have commenced earlier, but for the
occupancy Of the Academy and grounds t;v q
party Of soidiefs. Feb le, 1868.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28

SAD RseoaR-In the list Of casu-
a!ties Of the 5th Virginia Regiment
at fredericksburg, We see among the
killed .Lient. Bell, Of Augusta conn-
~, the ninth killed out Of twslve Of
The family IN that regiment
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28

The Federal War Department, has
ordered that no extracts from reb, !
papers which contain news unfavora-
bic to the Union cause shall be teIe.
GRABBED from Washington.
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The. Battle Of Charlottesville.


$ from a letter written by 4 member
u Turney s lst Tennessee Reg:
CsMr GREGG, May Z.
The fights through which
We haye just passed are The bloodiest
And hardest Of the war, the results
Of which you baye learned before
this. The Yankees first crossed a
small force at fredericksburg to at
tract=0ur attention, while be crossed
III large force about 10 miles above,
ano moved do.B' the riser;so yithin
4 miles Of the town. About 2 o..
clock on Friday evening our forces
made the attack, the, enemy falling
back about 6 mites, fighting as be
retired. AT s1n-down Oh the Ist be
made stand behind strong posi-
tion which we could not assaiI from
the front. On Saturday, Cd inst, a
movement commenced to flank lis
position. Late 10 The evening a hoa.
w engagement was commenced by
the division Of Gen. d. Fl. Hill, re-
sulting in turning the enemy's right,
and forcing it back two miles and a
bali. Thus terminated the bloody
struggle Of the 81, our side sustain
ing heavy loss, but that of the ene-
my much heavier By daylight on
Sunday, Sd, Gen. A. P. Hills light
division was in position. just as
the sun peeped over the Eastern hills
the command forward went up the
line, and With one universal shout
the line moved forward, charging
breast works and batteries at every
step, driving the enemy before them
at every onset, the enemy leaving
the ground s,1ewn with their dead
aud wounded. Thus after a blood,
Of five hours and a-halI
the enemy was driven from every 20.
sition. We remained in line Of bat.
tie two days after the fight Of the Sd,
and fortified our position, but the en-
envy being 50 badly crippled that be
was not disposed 10 fight again, and
our forces being too much worried to
renew the attack. On Monday eve.
ming, 4th, the divisions of Gens. Nc.
Laws and Anderson attacked. the en-.
.emy's left and after a heavy engage,
Esent Of about six hours the enemy +
left was driven across the river The
enemys loss since be crossed the
river cannot fall far short Of 10000
killed, Wounded. and missing, with a
large amount Of artillery. Our loss
about 10000 killed, wounded, and
missing. | was not in the engage
ment Of The 3d. ! was acting as
scout upon the right flank Of our ar.
my, detailed by Gen. Archer Ou1
brigade acquitted itself with credit
to itself and honor to the, State. It
took one battery Of artillery and more
prisoners than there are men in the
brigade. The Tennesseeans fought
like desperadoes throughout the en-
tire engagement. 10 The division
our loss is: 800 killed and 2,042
wounded, in our brigade 2S0, ia our
regiment 60 odd. Casualties 10 our
company (G): Thos, McElroy. killed ;
jack AcElroy, wounded slight /; John
Kelso, leg amputated; Fetch Nc
Gown, thigh bone sbivered, probably
will not recover; Dick Rout, wound.
ed in left wrist, severe; Martin King,
missing.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28

FOR Cash, ] will sell in The town
: of Fayetteville, on Saturday. 3Ofh
inst, al. the personal propertyof E NJ. Rim
go, dec, consisting of HtnsehDldi and Kitch-
en- Furniture and Farming Utensils. Sale to
commence at 10 O'Clock.
s,- saglfD saJAg0B GfLLESPIE,G
May Z, 1862 .Adnsr, 9th VIII annssez.e t
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Noticesvz

A LII persons indebted to w. s. Il
- PETTY. can have an opportunity OF
settling, by calling on me at my Office, oppo-.
sitei'the, FArETrEvILLE OBsERvEa Prinring
Office. Now is good time 20 pny mp. while
money isrlenty. I don't K anything better
than Confederats money! a7l si!.aE sgFis
Perhaps some may have forgotten aud
think tina y have settled. An those who. are
not certain of having settled. will please
call and see 25S az w. w. PETTY.
p May 7.FlS63-4t siff-z+rr-t3 asis
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28

The lHantspius Adeoeats says the
records of Laurens Go, Ala, were
DESTROYED by the Yankees duriEg
their recent raid.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28

4 LII persons having claims. againsr
= the estate Of Wiz;am fhAlpot. dec, will
please present them authenticated according
10 law, and within the time prescribed by
lsw;. otherwise they will be forever barred :.
April ~ Ar, SMITH, Aamr. !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28
ESTATE NOTICE.

a HlLpefsons having claims against
: tn estate of JansesK r. Hunpon, Dec,
are notified to present them, properly. authen-
ticated, within the time prescribed by law. or
they viii be forever barred. fa p.'i 'dA
April 81 THOS. HAMPTON, .3dm.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28
Thanks

Thanks 40 - -dfa ~ .li
Lieut.. Col.J. FL. Holman has our
thanks for bundle of late Northern
papers. We will copy literally from
them hereafter.