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, 1863-03-23

NEW YoRK, March 23-Havana advices
convey the intelligence Of the suppression of
the rebellion in St. Domingo. Only one skir-
mieh occurred and the insurgents dispersed.
The Spanish forces which defeated them arc
said to number only 800.
The steamer Geo1giana at Nassau had two
heavy guns mounted. On her arrival she WAS
searched by order of the Government, and the
report 1nade that she ws6 an armed merchant
man. The schooner Albert, from Charleston,
with o50 bales Of cotton, was captured by 4
Federal cruiser.
, 1863-03-23
John Morgan and the Rebel
Gen. Wheeler badly Whipped.
The Rebels More than Three to
One Against Us.
30 Rebels Killed, $50 Wounded,
and 150 Prisoners.
OUR LOSS, 7 KILLED, AND 81
WOUNDED,
THE DISASTER At THOMPSON STA
TON FULLY Redeemed.

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taken PRISONERS fo1's' s1ano ol A'n. "ers
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FROM NASSAU.

NEW YoRK, March 21.-The Capt. Of the
brig Emily Fisher states that the prfyateer
pears that she WAS rotten and could hardly
stand the discharge Of one riHed gun,
although she had on board four others. It
WAS deemed unsafe to mount them. Tho
Captain said he should undertake to get q
steamer.
of st. Thomas, eaw the United States gun:
boat Alaba1na and SCREW steamer steamlng
Of
, 1863-03-23


The policy hns been recently instituted
10 exchange political prisoners We OBJ
serve that the rebels have discharged from
Drison and sent North one hundred and
af,y Union citizens Of the South, who have
been long incarcc1a;cd in the 1oathsome
and filthy dungeons Of Richmond, for the
pfense Of advocating the Union, and pro-
clni1ning their opposition to the rebel Con
tederacy.
Our Government is perfectly willing to
exchange Northern Copperheads for
Southern Unionists, and we perceive has
sent South several patches Of rebel politi-
cal prisoners.
Tic rebels about a year ago paro1ed
Parson Brownlow, editor Of the Knoxville
TAi1, and sent him North. Not long af-
terwards they permitted ar. Montgomery,
The editor Of the Vicksburg Whg, to
make his way into the Federal lines.
Neither Of these men have been exchangg-
ed. We, therefore, owe the rebels two
PoNofs. Exchanges arc conducted
accoFdlng 10 relative rank It is
proposed to send to JEFF. Davis
Storey OF. the secesh 1Imes in exchange
Tor BnWnlow, and Mahoney, editor Of the
Dubuque Herald for Montgomery, Of the
Vickourg paper: Mahoney is "blcsscd
Coppuhcad martyr" which would en-.
hance his value and induce the rebs. to r..
ceirc lin at par forloyal Montgomery.
, 1863-03-23
FROM CALIFORNIA.

sAsFEASc1sco, March ao, Reliable ad.ices
from the City ofMe1ico to the2 says that the
French we're then eleven leagues from the
City Of Mexico, with no signs Of an immcdi-
ate advance
San Francisco, March 1o.-Thc steamer
Oregon sailed yesterday for the North West
ern ports Of Mexico, crowded with passen-
gers. The cargo was principally mining ma
Chinery,
, 1863-03-23

Death Of Mai. Gen. Sumner.
SYRACUSE, N. z, March o1-May. Gen. Ed
min Y Sumner, o. s. a., died In thus city at
u quarter past o'clock this morning, Of con
gestton of the lungs.
, 1863-03-23

Death Of Congressman Temple.
: PHI4pE1rn14, =, March l9.-The Bulletin has
aepccla dlspatsh from Wilmington. announc-
cratic Congressman elect f1on Delansze,
, 1863-03-23
Financial.

PHILADELPHIA, March 21.-Jay Cooke, the
subscription agent, announces the conversion
Of legal tenders into s 20 United States loan
to-day: New York, s355, 300; Philadelphia,
Sl500G0; Boston, $50, 900: Cincinnati, $65,-
coo; Baltimore, $3.50 600; Cleveland, $50 900 !;
amount Of sales for the week ending Saturday
2l5t, was Sc SOC, 900.
, 1863-03-23

HT1UN EUH EX&YEN11ME EI6A1
BOILER EXPL0gI0N8,
/ RIJNGTON. LEON d DON.

N IEI1IIF
IA MIXERS M1NsTKE1s oPKRA HOUSE. Ran.
afMRa MRoapxT 1sei ssTsa ss* sTsy s5so!aS
snrts. ~ Rder Hemrs old Felix aud Peter Ptpcs
o. Man About Tenn n2 Es wsee "a Pt =
Eefx's Fittons Of Childhood and Aonzo tho Brava !:
Fnl1ad s1ss;aspS,y r. yon+s IL a.,
iii Meionhono Ohl1Eato, &C.. DC. pooza open it !;
Concert eomnsnSee ats A4mis.on A s ecnts-no ny ~
rrnmmepcinE at 2X O'Clock, P. H. Admission = cents.
e1aja4sep1x ma4 4px6 65itI1 IL K.S ,pEaEss, Agent.
, 1863-03-23

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CAIRO March -, 1863
We have papers from Memphis Of Friday
evening, but their news has been anticipatcd
by telegraph
1t is now thought the gunboat Chlllicothe
v;.s not 60 badly Injured as at first supposed
1t is almost certain that the Federal force will
be able to flank and capture the Greenwood
battery. Firing Was heard at that point when
orn last informant left between the rebel fort
and the Ohillicothc, but no orders had been
Issued for general attack by the Union
troops
, 1863-03-23

PHILADELPHIA, March 21.-Alr. ]. Cooke,
United States Loan Agent, announces the
conversion Of two millions Of legal tenders
into the llTe-twenty Government loan, within
the last six days. Among the subscriptions
Was 800 900 In Cincinnati and $4,000 in
Cleveland. Total yesterday, $700, ,000.
, 1863-03-23
FROM CAIRO.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibunc,l
CA1no, March -, 1865.
Gen. n 3. Buford has assumed command
Of Cairo, Gen. J. II, Tutt1e haying been re-
leased, at his own request, and to 60 into &C
live duty with Gen. Grants army. Gen. Bu-
ford's staff is not yet organized.
General Buford has issued the following
order:
HEADQUARTERS, q. s. FORCES
CAIRO, H., March =, 1863. !
GEEEnAL ONDEn No. In pursuance Of spe-
cial order No. Al from the Headquarters Of the 18th
army corps, Of Gen. Hu1lbut commanding, dstcd
at Memphis, Tenn, March 18th, 1869. I hcrby
assume command Of tho forces at Cairo and its
dependencies, and all orders now Ia force, twill be
continued until revoked By orders from these
Headquarters. The Generals eta1 will be a.
nounecd as soon as the proper otace1a have rc-
ported for duty. Until then, communications viii
be addressed to Licnt. Wm. Cooper, Acting Aid
1e-Camp. fSigued,) N. B. BuFoRD,
Bric Gen, COMMANDING.
, 1863-03-23

BALTIMORE, March e1.-There was great
storm at Fortress Monroe yesterday. The
snoF is oycr foot deep.
, 1863-03-23

HARR1sHuRd, March M.-Romufort, Demo
crat, was elected Mayor yesterday BY 33 ma
1qrhy, Democratic loss *5Qt
, 1863-03-23
Unconditional Union Meetin&-i in
Baltimore

BALTIMORE, March ia great nncondi-
tioral Union meeting was held here last night,
It was addressed By Gov. johnson Of Tenn.
Gen. Burnside entered the hall and was re-
ceivcd enthusiastically. He made = short
speech. Secretary Chase, Postmaster General
Blair, and Mr.. Maynard, Of Tennessee, were
preSent.
, 1863-03-23

NEW LONDON, Conn, March aL.Iho Union
dcmonstrations ever known in this country,
Speeches were made by Gov. Wright, Of IN
dlana, and others.
, 1863-03-23

fDfspatch to the Chicago and Northwestern R. RI
Ii CROSSE, Wis, March o1.-Thc river is
open to Lake Pepin. The steamer kookpk
foot Of Lake Pepfn.
, 1863-03-23

L CAPTAIN5.-DErr'a PATXxr ski. DRAFT aud
Vxy7ILAT1N0 81oKE JACKS and TKSTHkToRs, for
vr6eeia canal and etcaMnoAts manufactured and sold
by nEEEnER PARKER 80 Madison street, cast end
Of the bridge. me3asE1nns
, 1863-03-23


.Baeon's Burglar Prod Bank Safes
Hare beaa In general use by Banks and BANKERS
throughout the country for the list twciEe fifteen
Ee.rs sad It - Ersttacaslon e totwhich other
Bank ttesds teat although frequent daring
have been made upon my Safes Sy Bank Robbers.
every such attempt has proved ab11tT Ant not4 dae
stolen.
Let Il be DISTINCTLY CEp1Ksroop thatry Safes arc
nctmAGe Of Crrttalized 1son Chilled
1ron any other kind Of Cast Iron, but ALE made of
The Best Quality Of English Spr1n.
Steel Hardened and Wrought Iron,
Which II not safe. nothi1z is. These Tank Burglars
have 1toTed therse1!es YETI sElu1 In toelc pcotes
tioE: they generally scientific mechanics. highly
educated good 1eokisg: qns1tpectlns: md xt1 Pas.
Eg Institutions to loof wsl 70 thsis interests before
It Ia LATE Delay in providing proper securities
1ot un{rcquent1y proves fah9 tn IA.k8 and Bankers
tsen my late Crcular.> hut whenever robbery noAs
occur. I1TAEIAn1y results 10 tla pccur1afJ advan-
taGe. moi only Ct the Burglars. but Also Of saia
they willi1nmedtately ordcra
, 1863-03-23
FROM LAKE PROVIDENCE.
The Canal Completed and the.
LeYee Cut. -
OVERLOOKED,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.l
LAEE PEorDksoE, March 16, 1863,
.Hrl e mn M mi,
, 1863-03-23

3 go A CIR E g
es from old city limits; undivided half Of s=e- Il.
oHualip q raugeD t.
, 1863-03-23
SELECT GOODS.

SEAEGk GOVb0s
We are constantly receiving supplies
Of choice and elegant goods Our a.
sortment Of articles for the Toilet
select. Drugs and Chemicals, Delica'
cies for Invaids, ETC., etc, is unsur.
passed It is our determination that
everything sold at our establishment
shall be Of q superior quality.
SMITH T. d" Y EE<>
p1uggt,t. and chsmi.ts. e md % 1e1e 1tzeet:
0TT CLOTH CARPETS-30
a.srx r.vnctH nav and dedrablo patterns, for
= r. i. South Water street mh*,bf,t-1w
ITO VESSEL OWNERS AND
CAPTAINa.-DETr'a PATXxr SxI1.DRAFE aud
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atrs line ef sortiAoasionsI arsouand ii vIeksbara
saId tis4s ssbsl okSesfs sold sShsm shas ii 3as
impossib bio. sincs shs eapsars Ole EEaines
RIH&sy Ter shsm, 90 ssnspes hs4 sss s.ss 4.
u -hs wstdest conf exisse "a the town,
Even shs soldiefs Wssa hurfying from tbe
polDss ufiosfs being ansbie % kssp shesn ID
Iins of baasie. gga.s d &
Spssehes vera mazda ,by ofRssrs. assuring
tho soldiers that shay wania rsesiys large
feinf6feenasnts and Grant would be attacked
inssthe rear. They refused TO hear anything,
and swors ihay bad besn sold shy ihsfr c6sn,
EnandiBg Geeefsls Thsrebel furssas vicksa
burg 10 astiaated as 40 y000. sls n sssssd
thas Gen. Johnston had ssartea 90 yiaks-
burg wish l0s0 000 uan, bns had hesn 6as nfF
and driven back. Whea ths Empress ar.
arrived 40 Miliikenss Bend on Wednesday,
asspg as vicksharg and up khs Yazop bad
entirely ceased whIeh ieayee 10 doabs ~
kks pecspasion Of Eha entire Vick kharg Tor.
fiiIeations Id wslf as the surraunaips points.
~ Gen. Grant. On Tharsday q IaFss nnm-
bsr of transports and gaa boats wssa seal
up the Yaxoo for tha purposa. ts 10 sup-
posed Of bringing down. the wounded and
prisoners. Gen. Frank p. Blair s6ns down
70 that poipt fer qasrtesnasserss ssssafes and
afew hard crackers, stating shas bis disi-
sion rested 90 the Ghiakasaw BlptF. We
are informed that the 72d Missouri came
out Of the engagement with only IS fghs-
ipp usen. a4s sa.g sFzst tsss EssfH EI 57fszf
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0. W wAsgIINoToN NEWS.

RiehmOod papers Of . late date lay geeal
stress upon the oceupation Of Wsss Peint,
Va, By the union soress, intimating that ias
possession would be Of ibsalaaiebls dam
age tosa large and nosf productive portion
Of Va, which, having thus far escaped The
rayanes OF war. hss suppiisd the people oi
Richmond aud the srOops and hospitals
with large and indispensable supplies Of
brsadstnRs and other pFovisions. The Ex.
amibeF says farther that the presence Of
our .arny At West Point vii conpiessay
paralise tie agricultural energy of more
than Il, 900 peFsonss the most distant os
whom don's reside so milss from Rich-
mond, because NOS having suffered from the
ravsges of war, the farmers throughout
that whole region bad been mAkipg the
most extensive arrapgsments for large
crops. The Wing Of the l4sh says ahas
during Longssrses's investment Of Suffolk
be caused the removal of all the iron Of
she Ssaboard q Roanoke railroad upso q
point near FrankliS, tistaBee Of nearly
twenty miles; be sent away millions 6f
pounds Of bacon and other supplies and all
this has been done without any considers.
BILE loss on our part, while 10 every skirm.
ish be dealt eevsrs blows 20 the enemy
From an article in the Chattanooga rebel
of ths 18th on affairs in Miss, We take the
foliewineg .@> "...1s :s.-'~s,-. g. !
Col. Pettus who was taken prisoner By
the Yankees and afterwards escaped says
the Yankee strength il between 40 and SO
thousand. Gen. Grant occupies a position
very favorable for resisting attack on bis
as forming bile front 10 that direction his
tanks would rest upon Big Black and Ba-
you Pierre, and il worssed be can retreat
upon Graad Gulf. At the sane time il ID
very pretty line to cut, and il while the
fresh troops now armiOg shUuld attack bis
right, the ViOksburg garrison should throw
themselves between Willow Springs and
Grand Gulf Grant woula be 10 an awkward
place. s-... 81 .- $3.50 So,
The Mobile Register takes a ehssrfa
view Of Affairs 10 Mississippi, and sAsss -
We believe Grant has, after in6nite pains
to get at ths vulnerable points of Ficks.
burg, got himself and bis army Into q trap,
| IL he stays where he now 10 mach IoOgsf
defeat and ruin await him. II Grant is
disposed Of on one side and Banks On Ehe
other Hus opening will be offered to re-
cover the rich rcgipDs Of Confederate CouD.
try heretofore overrun BY thieving Yankee
troops. We Do not despORd Of raising thi
Confederate Gag in New, Orleans before The
summer is over. -gs.<:Fs
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Mur.freesboro, NiaY 20.

MurFFeesboro, May 70 .E
A dispatch 20 the Ksoxsills Register Of
of the 10Th, frem Cumberland Gap, says q
Union faree Of ten reeimeDts are advanc-
ing on that point via Big Greek. ..r...
The Columbus, Ga, Sun OF the ITth
says: We consider il altogether probable
that the Yankees have been ia possession
or Jackson since Wednesday nighs. All
communicates has BEEN cus OF since that
stimo. IL is said our forces RlE form q
junction at asme point on ths road shove
jack son, and Is is nov 10 the eoBdltion de.
sired by the commanding General. II ID
thought that 4 vigoroag attack on lard
where our troops will not have to labor
nader 80 many disadvantages would be pro-
ductive Of COED rssults. {a Ia
The rebel papers SAY spectators in shs
Sonth Yisis all Yankee pr,soners offering
sthsm Coafsdaass money for gresnhaeks,
swe for one. i S. .s4 Y
Gsprgis papers report splendid prospects
for crops. sI4E $50. Sst.. 9s.zsg,yg !.
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REBEL (5AAiIs BUnpRIsBg)

s8$ IN
, MaEfrsssheFe, %. (isns Seanlsys mish q
Iportion u stwofbrigsass frens Cen. xas-
.ahiaas ssayslry sommaaas ssasss& asa lasa
night 10 safpsiss d sanp ei ! Les Aiabsma
and BIB 0oafsdsrass aaralrss IN siainisy o.
!ddlssen Alter = night snsfah efss 81
AileaevsR szseedipgls Eonsa - hssksa
Q .unsgy, cur advanced gasra aams in sigha
Of raDel Sausp. aslss iws hsiksdss soaA-
handed rsspsstissIy by CSIosslss 1lsnty
and Lopg. we're sths ar.odsa u assaaR. on
'sishss aslk. slmpSf flsnt and sSnaasus I'D.
vanesa sassd; ;assksa slsasF - snsspppttsd
into the midst of enemy, sompiessIse boz.
.psisDet - whole camp ara RasaIag q fersa
sos 1000 "A aigAt. s kIlled Fess sap-
sussa u prisonsss aad braaghs n sssr 400
Ehessaa, Va had N sassody kxa oolAnsaas
|iag aiEesFss RIO i ths kaslss ssqsps inso
shiekssss We, dsssrsysa saspiv saass
wagons slathing, guns aaa eaaipsaA "a sv-
cry description. Rsbsls d thsix hasss 20
rec a6as, 9hrsa ~ " sssa d i'll amall asns,
: largs aasaaisiss ef RAisA 10 ,breasks b..
Mensgemssy nali ol shs sls. h q d = Ne Tan
lsss lsss 200 voanasa A 4 s.sa y sadI a. 900
~ &aYxaen enQss 4. u. :SS s..ss s
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New Yerx. Mar %.

The store ship oouriar brings news Of .
snail engagement on the l4sh between .
detachment Of our forec and aboat 1000
rsbsIs on Morris Island, the latter wers
driven back aoross the creek. - Il. a.sz@
Il seemed to be tAa general impression
that the monitors wauld attempt, The redue-
tion Of The outer forts along the bsach be.
fore again attaching Samter.ssi stat .sq,,f |.
British and French msn,ef.Was asTiYsd b
Charleston on the l4th. SsEs 5s.4 f3eefS i, 81
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ssf 81 " AZ IS tsisssss Nn nN Eoxsa AzA4 &%s
The Heraldsa WaaAsag toe speeiAI saYs ad-
sices from Grant have been ReceIs BIZ sha
pfesidehs tolDikht, @ish assails, u ~ Sso-,
cssdlnGss mp 90 tho 9th Ha bad faakhe
5 battles, osptassd e4 gaassy ard taken aA>
400 prisoners III Is 81 90
D The Monssomsfy sAdrsrtsaes saga, q re.
latien "a Gght nc Jacksop; Oar aRo0ps wkse
ssnally arsxsn back 80 .Jscksons a1s2 EeNlkhs
fha Yaakaes through che ssfsse6s snsisii SSSr-
powered by greatly supsrlessnamhsrsSRs
we're eanpellsd - sEaeaases .aphnstep then
setraased 60 CaAkoAs Il 3. 49,
The Richmond Engdifsr of. cosh haa fOl-
lowing: as9f nsai.s fsiN f5.as
n seans happy sonsbiuasica be mot made
By the forces upaes Pembegton and Jshna
sson, the heroic Asy mass fslI.
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r.. y. MCMAHON, M. D.,

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
coU.N-CEL BLUFFS, FeW.z.
WILL attend promptly to professional calls, Ell he
w In the city OF country. Once ever Kynett g o
Drug store, In Baldwin asw brick block. W n4E
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Moblle, Msy 10. 3

= y .-3,59 ! q 3. EKu VIII y % 4Ns~
ssNsw Orlsans Essagssss pows eOning in
sdsily, repost Banks baving ssasndad the
time 81 leayisg y the a5tb.
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-------------Assss e~s&'tsss95
.,[as = "a ii II .ia5a aigoU0 Chicago, Ma e.
r A dispatch 10 Mobile from Ghslspecasl re.
port os the Advertiser, nc Jackson, May
I7th, says shs Catholic Church theFe aas
destroyed, the Mississippian Psinaisg 'Of6ee
gustsd and the press asd typs throwa iaso
the street. Three hundred negroes siciasd
the Yankees. u sa.!sa .fasHg 81 f}Ai4st
/ Farmers estimate the damage done By she
Fedssals at from 8 to 10 miilian dollara;
much saiFerisg prevails. The last Of she
Federal rear guard lefs sbans 3 essleck,
whsn ths rebel cavalry dashed in. killing .
Federal Colonel. and csptuasd . oEhsrs.4-
The Yankees captured and parollsd 400 8.
Carolinians and yiFgiBians. sstg 2.
4 Adispsseh from Gen JOhnsson, dated
Brswasville, May lSshs sage Pembsrsen Was
attacked on the merDing Of ths sl6sh. near
Eawasdis Dspes. Alter pine hoars aghling
NJ was compelled 70 fell back behind ths
Big Alsck Eivss. A Jaekson. dispatch OF
ahs lSth ioshs sfebils AdssssIser says Ghers
vas 1 hsayy aod inaecisiss battle nsar I'D.
wards Dspos on Saturday, We feb back
60 oar eetesnchmenss. IA III S 6a ss u
The loss vas heavy o., both sIdes. Gen!
Tilghan was killed, The teaeFals sens q
dag Of trace on The 18Th for a aurgsop.-
The officer in charge Of the Gag ssalss that
afederaIs lost 6, 600 men and took liz guns.
RsbeltrOpps fsll back seross che Bic Black
dss sroying the bridge, Thss adsasesd 8
mites northeast. Rebel adsicss deny the
loss Of any artillery. Rshsl sesouats -
that ssafedsrate forcs of III 900 fapsbt
Iswo ssssy eorpa es "a 600 ssa saslsued
themselves sna FELL bAsk daaing sths night
% the hsssasanpaisns. Loss hsay5.i Battle
Severe bas tisassisiss.s The sTapkeas are
on the way 20 anssrosps scoaaasnieasisns. I
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ALFRED A.. sREETH, D
PAINTER e PAPER-HANGE
c0umCtE BLURFs.s Ek1wA.
fNLAzING, GLIDING, 4GRATETNG, AAKBLIEG
VI and Bronzlnga Carriage, Ruggy& Wagon Paintinss
napsT Hanging done at short notice. and warranted
nat IA peel e. A good stock OF WALL RAPERS con
santly on hand. Ceilings whitsnsd and WALLS col.
cred. ~ orasrs sslicite In town or eesntry, and
promptly attended %. A. E. SMITH.
.H's Nds~a7-w fFz.E 5-zs s. =rs.5sa.
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New York, May 244.
AayiSsA from Mexico ssy tAs French hays
abandsasa me sEsgs Of 3 asbts., !,
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saesaln AsA aR "a saspass
80 ~, 4 shs ess1 ny q 4! -
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seHae Aen ca's E st ~ es "
aha lpaasek l.kalIeqs y lse sAfa y nsssss s'Iss
pss s. ~ IS ii
Oh i ssass /,
80 60 1 s. s. -, - - -
s;s .s.s. s.s a s's ~ s. \ sa,s 3 - -
q. .ssss ,sss;s ~ ]. & 80 !
. 's''' a..s 49,. 4
e - s1s s = 80 .ss i
= '1's aslass y. ''Is 3 s -
Inslsanp - ssg y
Tie psasae y Nv s'lis & q 4 s
VA vssy largely asssnde ssa = 81 SE a'as
3ezeisesasns pfhsailsd enc aassfas1 tAs CAP
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81 Rickihosa Sapsrstaf M 11sh sopsalar die
following Southern sdikpvisls dsFolSsd en-
the nswa from hiissisaipp n II a5fs
Tbs Seasinsf os ths1 aesha se5a u 10 re-
ported thas tha Gonfederase aakhexstisa
have dssssmined 60 detail ons FEDERAL Gap.
tain aud one Lieutenant vita view of re-
taiiasioB for the haogioe 90 I've s,psfedes.
ate ofResrs. IN tho West By order ef ,Barn-
side, as /, = .. .bsi,,sssssat .;g ~ az,
a Esandon. Miss., dispaeck Df the 17sh
says Two eensleznsn fods % 'Jaekson to-day
and sfaverssd We essys which ksisnssay
sevasdatsd abnus twsl eaaieoks Asg 4ars
supposad 30 nambeF 4o.0Qn anA hasessrs-
treated towards VickshasR. Firing 10 beard
Id that diseosiou, and Il D thepkhs rembet-
ton 10 In their fsss. Thsy haFneS s6s sssts
house, dsposs, psnitensiasy, sme fastsries,
ii fsandTy, q, block ef haiidinRsg wadfeal
and. oshee. so1ises, several milss
of railroad track end both bridges cysE
tie Pearl risss. q .s 50 IS. IS 81 zs.i q Fs1eEa
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fsosssvilIe. Tas "a.

honasvIlies mag 2aas &
The number of rsbels heysda 1hs 0ans
berlaod, 10, no doabs, sxsgsefassa. = aEsta
raid Ii said sd.Azss len saaaassIlofss Spass
Ii, Ts1s.. lsssing hss eosmsaa bshlasd =.
|psgramsa fsrcss are shis atasee atvssiesi.
he, aad ne rsnaindsf 6ss sihntsd Darss
Wasns sud ClinsSa sssnsIs sn "