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Iz.erea.ing s'>sn. trozs assaala Tenas=res

Es1eFealfns sfssns frosa a8sadie Tenzc=ses.
Correspondence of The Rebel
GEORGET0w0, TESN. Oct y, 1868 Think
ing lka5 pefhsae you woaid Ike 70 hear from
this pa.s Of Breg2's vineyard, I have concluded
/ 10 rive yoa - ilems.
Fourteen of oar ael went 70 Athens yester-
/ day; ss they va-e entering ono end q town,
she 7 Y2rkse5 fly strong, came in frcal tho o.
puHita side--bcth Ferzies Tstgeat5d.
The Fedzrsls hsvs twens7-fva hundred mcn
at GTestWa atav, soms 6ftsen miles above A Isas
They have tive mountain howi.zscs, AMI three
pleges Of larger aTEile-y; theT are under com
macd OF Gaa. Woiford, e Kentucky.
desorior fEou Rasy's army vas brought
into cur lines Teslarl=y. H @es making BIS
way hcms. Hs reported great d;ssasistscson
an0ug iha Federaii-shey are on very short
Telioas. From Osser souress we learn the sama
thing.
Tie Yankees are hauling corn fcn twen.v-
tvs - forty riies 70 Chattanooga Nearly al
tda Ss0heTn mems houses are 5arae5 ia The
! Ssquatcb5s YGeY. Il is reported hat the cisi-
zsas are on me point Of Starvation Al tbe
wheat and corn are tsLen ont, and the stock al
driven out
say q member Of the 4th Alabans cavalry
ibis roorzins. who assisted IN the destruction Of
the Yankee wagon trsinS; be TspoTss five hun
drcd W CONS cap.ursd, and thres hundred en-
visions aud ammunition.
Ha wildly describes a racs shat occurred he
tween one of our men snd twa1tY-four pound
cheese, dJEn a logg hill. The cheese was finally
captured, together with ksg Of very GaC ODE
joBh.
Tle Yankees, ii is said, have ssnt twenty fvs
thousand cavalry after General Wsesler The
wagons were tskan sni destroyed by q small
brigade of Martins division, Wills the rsnsin-
der OF The command pushed On for Mc1finnvills
We meet SONS Tare eases oeeazionslly. Tbs
other morning as / was passing q house, not
thousand miles fFom hzTs, q y0uRg sad rather
pretty w0man hailed me and commenced.
l say Mr., did you zee sny.Iiug Of a soldier
leaiicg sn ola bay mare, this mornDg"
Before ny reply in tie negative, shs cOutin-
ued
SJms dToste1 scamp stole my old mare last
night. / don't ses what they want with her, her
fee. weuld eovsr half s1 aeFs. I wish they
were sli in H, and the cid marc with them
kickicg them Ike the D."
There is any s51Uns Of wieat siong the Hi
Wazsee river Hos yet thrssaal out; also great
del Of corn. The 5oys sT5 having good Iimc;
eat SIX msals day
The impression Ia camp IS that wa viii move
up as Tar es Athens in few days. So mote
it bs.
The RsBsl IS looked for with great esgerness
in camp; 1t is great taToTite with the Teunes-
see rebels.
Msy tho time soon como when It can return
to its birthplace. QUID NUNC.
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vol XIV, NC. 2l4


EHapoFtaus Esrcisisn HG.CiinE Csnssripss
aud snburltuIes.
Oa haesa5 corpus, baf1ss sh5 Hon. a. II.
H.snqy, TIE high eour. q sIr0.s and appeals Of
Mississippi
G. ". Thompson vas earclsd as a conserips
under the present call fsr conrrrir-s ta fbs sE8
OF taEty-f7s, AID obtained 4 writ Of hsheas cor
pJs. claiming to Be discharged on tie following
T. @ay, 1862. tho pctitio7sr berg Fs5ls a. a
e9ii5eii-i u-cs- re acs q O Canerass of 16sh u
A-rlI lc62 rpoJa8 a sufst.uie. thon sbeus
1s Szo af-e5F-2, ato r-s received into
~ army - - pe8 b t.3 snEiar q sUlnn1sr OF
loO<' en0 con 'ns- i9 psrisr-l dat7 a. b soldier
uhtl tte ia,l Of ls62 when be was is-sn sick
aad a1eE.y ;a5fasi.sr died ir has8lial lho De-
.ia01eT a7viDg cairsct1f s. It'll sai5 sghsrifl1f fe
g. ray h.n t7voaty. fFs dollars 1s- -s1-th darirq-
the war ief Ul6s3 t-kiug 90 beeema srb=siiufe
Ihe petitioner clal gsd u1- % BE- iisals u n ths
cal mats fer csuserip's up o. tho age Of lo..y-
hFs, under ihs acs oi CcHRTes5o O. 27lh Ssp-sm-
Deg, Is0Z o. isa ground i-at BIZ Ia furnished q
50 1stitul7 uIlcT -iAs sr7is'cre af tie Oh SEE
1on Of ihs aet ~ l6 h al April. 1862
His homer, i1 deciding the casa. hsll il sub
5'ance, 'itat l5a employment cf she sabshiu
By '5e petitioner cres cd no contrast between
The Cou'gdcrats s-atas end fis pe-ihonar, bus
was me-eiy private contract betwsen tie pria-
cipsl ard su5g'i-Eta. Ihsrs Wss no ValBabls
co1sitrraiiou 90 tho Cqnisdersts Sa'os, moving
tef 20 sg-ee, q b-ldiHe her BY imslcsti0n, nos
70 exercise Tire power gwen sy taz Cousfitu ion
TO cal igso tre SERVES al persons, of ehs,ever
age. deemed necaa q y by Coagress i0r ihe pub.
nc defense, whenever he sIigsaei g II ths eeal-
ry should Tequia Be- irda1f 2 thosecf shs szs
CT tbe su5sail.e iu this case, aad The Cen.sds-
Ists S'fre5 sr- nat bsuns BE- the provisions C
Of th7 seeiioa sf ihs acs Of tie 18th Of A1rii.
lo51, rot 90 exercise that power against any
substitute who miaht be fHmisked under thas
sef, II d should subsequently be fCuad neeassa-
y 90 cal Tor eoHscriPs Of the ags Of tue subs.i-
iule''
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Late from NosfoIi-gxecGsIOs OF Dscter
Wright.


We have information hom Norfolk az late s.
the 15th. There was great distress in tho city
On tba very m0rnlag that more than three hun
dfeo sad SIXTY ladies and children were to leave
ioT Sgfolk, under the order published By Us yes
lerday, there came another order from Washing
ion, iorbidding their departure from the city.
rhey had sold all their effects, even much oi
tbeir wearing apparel, in order to reduce the
weight OF their baggage to enc hundred pounds,
aad given up their houses, aRd then came the
order 10 step them They are thu8 LETT without
homes or provisions.
Along with tAe above mentioned order came
another Of the execution OF Dr.. Wright (eharged
with the shooting Of Yankse lieutenant named
SanboTn,l yesterday 81 10 O'Clock. This was 50
unexpocie1, sud lhe time allowed she untoFtu
nate gentleman to prepare for the event, so
brief, that the entire community were over
9helmed with grief " ben cur informant leit,
tho gali0ws were being prepared ct the Fan
Grounds, and he doubts mot mat ere thiss ID.
Wright, the noble, hlgh-miuded patriot and gen
teman, has suffered margyTdom.
He Ieverses TO tse FeQsEAl army in IC7nes-
see, snd the retreat of Mesde With tbs advance
Of Gsn. Lse in Virgins, has caused much ex'
element IN N9rfolk
Tbs nine ciJizsus of Norfolk who recently
took the osth Of allegiance under what they
called eompui uision, have gone into business ana
are now numbered with the Uni0n men OF The
| clty-5eoTned and condemned By all the 1uiy
Southern in sentiment
II Suffolk has been reinforced by the enemy
] it was not known at Norfolk, -Four companies
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From the Columbus tta.l sun.
Ia the telegraphic synopsis Of a little speech
made by President Davis 70 the army a lew days
since, someShisg was SAID about ths "shafts of
malice" which hsd been hurried against General
Bragg, who, II eouuGdieaon thereto, Vas pro-
nouneed ''a militia y commander OF the frss Or
der" When President Dsvis returned 10 At
lanta, Gen. Pok called bis (Davis') attention to
hat portion OF hi. speseh, ard wished "a expis-
nation. Mr. Davis dsRisd hau.Bg epeT used asg
sach language; 9heToupoa complaint was maze
10 the sUFaunteudsnt Of tee press association,
sud the sgens who transmitted the report hss
since been discharged.
There are eiFcum Ianess connected with this
htilo transaction which he pablie ought 70
know. No dispsteh IS permitted TO lesVe the
lines Of the army without tAa approval Of Gen.
Bragg or Lis CHEF Of s,aH CT s5ias ether Official
aching under the immsdlaGs authority ana bv
the direction OF Gaa. Bragg This disbstc6,
ghich President Davis says misrobgessntsd
him, was marked approved" By the proper
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Publie neeangs Ia AIsbsn,.

Tbs governor elect Of Alabama gives pablo
nosiee that it viii afford him great pleasure to
TAX to bis lolow-eitizans at the following
places on ths days designated:
Tuesday, October 2O.h, Gfeenvills, Butler
county.
Friday, October 231, Selma, Dallas eounty.
Saturday, October path, M0utevano, on ami
va # she cars
Monday, Oct 26.h, Columbiana, Shelby co.
Tuesday, Oct 9th, Talladega, Talladegs co.
Thursday, Oct 29lh, We3oWee, Rsadslph GO.
Ffiiay, Oet 80 p, Arbseoochy. R.n3olpA &C.
Saturday, Oct. 3lst, Jaci,souyilie, CALHOUN CO.
Monday, Noyem5or 81, Ashvilla, s.. Clair &C.
Tuesday, Nov 81, Gsdsdeu, Cherokee county.
Wednesday, Nov An, Centrs, CAe-ekee co.
Thursday, Nov. 5.h, Lebanon, DsKAIb CO.
Saturday, Nov. 7.h, Guntersviiie, Marshal CO.
Monday, Nov. 9 d, Blounisville, Bioant co.
Wednesday, Nov lIth, Elyton, Jsfsrson CO.
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CATCHING IHEM-Wa forgot in our pre-
vious Issues TO iniarm cur Tssisrs Of tie grail
tyIug tidiaeg which resehel us nom our nei5b-
bors Of Oxisrd and vicinity.
For several montAs sass uany T3t bsriss and
other Caprs1stisgs had been eomuis .ed on ths
citizens rcar antioch Churca; in fact. tho su-
oacity 0f the de.Te isf0r5 reached such hfgbt
t1at be psaeaIal eitzaag were net oEly endsn-
gersd OF tbeir HroPer.y bat taeir lives. Tbs
Peaee-lpvlag sAd ioysl ciiizsrs could stsnl f.
no loEgsT-tacir iudiglaiilu Eas sr1ussd and
they formed in a 50lv end wish ths sssistsnes
Of squad Of Cs9t Hal Lewis COMPANY. SET
% work. 4reF se-u Cd tao country known ss
ksntucE and Csi.ornis, and sncessI,d in
arrestlng a598t tFouty-sagm Of tho Fohbers-
who proved 10 be dessriers fcnl ths srr2v. az
those esruCc-ad iu hsrb9rilg tne1 Ct soEeesl-
ing their iig1.aa goods ald sha.irz fsair 5l5-
l0ysl sentiments.
A c0Brt-msrtisl. consisting of the hs4t e,si-
zsns OF thst vieisiiy, tined re eff-nds-s. ssd
punished then aec0riiaz 10 their ruilL ss7ersl
Ct them, we isa-n, went ihe sHort read % Idle
affa, 51i.a ciaoss were sent lc Gen B-.-z. a,a7
t1r g arced tGe1' fc ths sTnvin V---f1-a4 % hers
volunteered il soue military co-apsny, rrI sew
ersl have left b seek home IN Mississ-DBi or
South Caro'iaa
Ihus, BY ine ercr-T Of cur citizens. fh. e1ur-
tfy las been c'ose-d Of deso-.e1s, 5isdysl ones
Too-sd Gus and i5e county itesd from class Of
populstis who are terror 70 tas pe0eis and a.
ljlry 70 rnr clu-1.- iasbs0a5ils CAia.) Re-
Pu5i.caHi l0A
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Of Spears csvslry, under Major WsttsIel, ara
stationed ss B aTnaEd's NIL, O. tbs fsrm Of DE-.
Mitchell, three or fsur miles balew S6R3lk
Squalls Of csvslTy patrol SGff3lk every day
sad night, and stsa; al they can lay thsif hands
Fpon ia the surrounding cOUaiTy Ty.-PstsrsbRrg g
EIBTess, I7lh
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authorities Now the qasstion naturally comes
up, were those words shout tho . shafts o
mslics" and "a military commander OF ira ti-s
order" inserted Ia the report n order 70 seczre
its transmission, or did the Press agent put them
ia of his own sceordl We havs heard It stated
that they were inherited By certain officials, end
made conditoa praesdaas TO the Transmission
Of the report to i5a Pgsss We h0p5 for The
credit Of our army oficzTs aFd the osuse ia
which thsY ere engaged, that this siatsnsnt Is
laa
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COMMISSIONING A DEAD MAs.-A ls.e Yam
kes paper ingnishes lie i1ilowiug:
President Lincoln has FOL Warded 10 tbs vita
Of ths lsmentsd Bdssiier Genera Strong. ms
J3r generals cQIuHiissign, bearing the date of
The battle On MsTia illH1d, iu which hs re-
TeiVed bis fatal wound"
This fellow Strong It viii Be rsmsnbs-s5.
vas 3 ssst Buiiel's assistant adjutsut general 81
Asa Orleans. Lincoln muss hsFo a g1eat rnspy
troops down below; or hs would not Commission
dead men a. II j7r-eanerals.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. An accident resulting
IN q serious loss.to number Of passengers oe-
CARED on the 10Th instant, at Littlston Station,
Little over E.seen miles from Columbis, S. C
cn the Greenvi.ls and Columbia Railroad. The
tTain vas en- its way to GEeenvile when, from
some unknown cause, the baggage ear attached
70 the passenger train took FIRE, and was com
ploteIy destroyed, along with he entire Baggage
Of Tie passeugara.
Among the Losses from this city are, Cant. A
r WharsY, c. s. n, Col " F. C0lcoet. NJ
Haskoli, kIT Joel Kstohum, Mr. B. Mccall, and
others. Mr.. Mccall and family, eonsisti10 81
aine peTs0os, were on their way to Walhslls
and lost their baggage, including : large amount
Of Treasury bonds aud other valuable articles.
Some Ct the a6oye passengers We learn loss verv
Thousand dollars Charleston Courier.
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q We .ssra ihss 4 e'iRnn of the suen,5,-
eayslry a1d Izianfrys eigat thoussnd s.r9r-
eroe8ed biss Back i@'y days shes, as B-iigs-
PoIh m viHg cut toward Caltsa, asli szsre B,ss
yesterday BY cur forces, ncsr Br9wnsvIia
where Aghs artillery fight oeeured, sad tbse
our ioTces tavo fallen blck isW niles. A ssn-
I5ik. F~'"l
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PROVOST MAS Sus S gEFICH. Z
ATLANTA Ga, September 2s 1903
II oficers and foidierE arr.fng 2t this post VIII
"a ---.-- ia tbe Provost NsIsbs iIlm. oist= r.
5 rsr ths. thelr o-dsrs, iurioughsi leaves Of sh
,slce. etc. Kay BE- s2sm-ila
~ sl-r7.t fusrl 3 lnEtructcd 20 kElt AZ oiheem
~ r sr.d de-asrid Of them passes f-om the Provost
MS order q not intended 20 Interfere with those Wiso
-. ~ l1-r Ter of ab.sutecs Wiibout cave re
urs tbat all sboud report in ordeF hat tie Eaiiy
niies rlaT 10 detected. - -.--
- order Of =. T. Hh1ahAi
Co.oneI Comnandiug Tr. ops snd neenssE
CHAS. W. FEDEk,
800 qot CAPTAIN aud Provost MsIshsL
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= A darkey on the Geergia State Road wbo
VAS p5ddiing ehestnuts, was asked BY an of5iezr
whore be gog them from. "Don't ike Il ten
masss, ssid Ssmbo. The officer intsrrogsts5
him again. Way, war 'fgd'rase ossifsT snd
pressed them"
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MY B0YH00D's HOME.


Hy boyhocds h0me-far, far away
Ises Il % my dreams;
Nv ndsr shrosgh i's garden walk
And by its rpIiug st cans.
Ises it as Ia days Of yore,
Wbs1 al eur hcuschold band
As-en5Isd round ths Old hsarthEtons
In that sweet sunny land
Isss calm and Tranquil face.
III first snd pursst love,
Bat OIL ths angel, cane ard took
1hat sweet one up above;
Yet from tsoss msnsions In the sites,
So pure and uudefled,
Again s-o smios Sc wa her won't
UPcn her youngest child.
BY father. too. he Is not ;hsro,
BE c1uid not stay alous;
While Angels welcomed her in bllss,
They EhiEBo-ed, "he il gSne.7
Their saIthiy psTti7z was not loag,
Fer DEAN they cid nos fsari
When she ssesnded up on high.
Hs could net Eager here.
Now they aro gone, my boyhood's home
Is chesrisss sd and dresr;
Yet esteem t. Tor know
Loved enes are lying z ear
want 70 see IL once sgain,
To marx their re sting place,
The wood-vins Ger their lonely graves
Aiselioa's hand Will trsnce.
And when earth's scenes are closing fast
B,sors my dying eye,
want some frieHd 20 bear me back
70 that loved spot % die;
And when The soul forever leaves
This weak, unworthy dome,
Oh lay me down amid the scenes
OF my ancestral home"
RM TIvyov. 81 Tenn Reg
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arIng ID Adrerti.IIls.

s1 zdver,issBs4is vrili be chsrgsd two dollars psr
tsunTs sr he hrst insertion sad ons dslHr and 6fy
ssuis sor eseh subsequeut Insertion
LesE Hotcss VII be charged at he rats Of Ely cts
rey Bas.
cbituzFT zatioes ehE-gsd a. tie rate Of twenty-five
s per linz and AL ether srelss not Of general public
Entafest o. o.hsr sdrerii-smsuts.
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AEEcBsTE OF JCDGE HARsHALr.-Tas
| Petersburg Register il an arlicie shoainr ths
fuil ity Of su1rra 5i1r - vice af vs7-b ~ by
/ iegisistiou- iuirsiucei ih. l,l0Hi1g a-ac1ose.
R'chm md .as a rays BENG terrible plsa= for
gambling. Yeas sgl. Is and Augusta. ia Ci-a--
I giss were noted t-s cluutry though fs he
I h=scquT ers Cf ti5 5D-r.i1g fraternity. Tu this
connection, au sueci1.e is cid Of ths -Ie., Cbsef
justice A4zsFad Hhiio ca his wsy TO nold
tae t'sd,rsl e1ult ct Augusta. he was evsrtsksn
n TIE sany u1try OF S0Ith Car0liua b. q
5al.oW .acAlaZ eaap. ri1-rg f8a-5is.sn, sand
hlu iathY " -l tle Curiosity oliaracs se-fs.c OF
BIS e'ass, be wished 20 know an aBont fbe
siIaui sf -Ehsi 13ui Be his name, and what
l'ouL oe sa9 pi1es Aa cane rom. ard what mont
&c 1le piace ne va going 20. TIE "O.d Chief
soe4 ha-ureG = played IF his cstsehfser for "A
| gaiie, bus sl last permitted him 70 sscsrfain
th=L Ee was nom Richmond. in Virginia. snd
was gong to Augusta, In George. "Wsll,'r ssid
saiow fsee, "yoa ssF yea are from RieamaBd-
/ n FHgilHy yes said iha Jujvs "Au7
y0U say" replied tbs s8lloW face etass van or,
g"l1e 70 6nstys in GsUgegl' "Yss," Tsi'ined
me Jldgs 'Iasn" sad ssI5s face crib
earned It yon ain'i go' deck in Jour P7ekstl''
TIE YANKEES Is EAsTEaE ViaEgla-Tba
1sasSs cavalry cx0s1a1R recently sent Gus
win me aesign li Is now sscsrtsiucd, Of catch
lng some Ct car mariue PsEiiss, hss, sfler q
iICitiess tour, returned 20 Yorktown. Ths ne
/ gro regiment which see0uPasiaI the expedition
/ IS encam2ad il the county Of james CIV. be-
| tween Williamsburg ard Y0lktoWD TIE ne
I gToes composing il are ciishy from Na=saehu-
seits, znd are lorg-0oolsd sad u1dsr sfzsd. be-
[ ing the degenerate growth OF 3 cold climate.
Five Yankee guab3at5 ana several transports
are nov ID fo1E IIVef searching for The Tina
does which atasy believe w3 have recsrs,v -
in that river. They have "dsvil' n, o,,ss-asi-T
and, il is stated, arc in the Esbit of f6rcins i
procsed in iToat o., tho ID. rip IA 4 canoe s5cS
citizens Of Gloucester a8 they ihink know ihe
sneIeaosdt9 CT the tOrpodGes and who bavs re-
lnsed 10 pcsEe any diselosures- RirEmOua "a
aH'fzsT, 16b
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

no. . EFeachtres st, Atlantis Ga.
gEEGONaL atiealon given % the purc1ess ano
u snis of q kinds o. HERCHAEDlEks euc TIC p
sssra1rt 81 uansysiq pettqu o. Ras EstEts,
issp
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eArE oITr HoarIrlL, oetobsr a. ls5s.

~--A --e-'Al 49, o-teeef "a 100
EnToRs APPEAL; When joined the army
two and hall yeaEs ngo, I left kind father
sud lno-hsr living in Middle Tonnesses. have
been cut eff from communication With home
most Of The time sines the svscustion Of Nash
vile. TIE sad news, however, has reached ne
that fa,her and mother are both quietly sleeping
in She family grave yard, and the old homosseal
Is standing solitary and aioae. Having received
a severe wound in the battle Of the l9.b, q
oizmauga, was cent 20 this place. While
lying upon ny CT, ny mind naturally WaDdsr'
Aons sTs-d, and some Of ny musings I give yoJ
in the following lines. Il you think them suh
GENTLY interesting. please give them place Il
your most Cxeslle1 papes.
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CERCUEAR.

CIIIEF RTERuASFERS CFFICE,
tEoEGIA STATE TROOPS,
ATLANTA ga OCsOber lulR. isr3-J
II, ofc rE of 6lo-gia Siets ircops viii report e.
~ cBcs DO tts Office lhs strength OF taeir comm s''ds
fove bsth rank and die thar rsqniaitIons for funds
nv he Euaia. tt viii be impossible % ct i5ilas 10
"a thszu until his u done J. l. AOltsAn
cefa-frr Hrf end Grief Quarfermsstsr a. s. 7.
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80 REFUGgE HEHPHlS CAPlIALLSTS,
AREre Opportunity fer Investment
Choice and Vel known City
Residences VIII be cOia for
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PUBLISHED

PUBLISH HED
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Iahh &. MeClaHahah----BeniamiH z. Dill.
Uz5er ihs hrn sHs style Of
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10 HAau all lsttsrs On 5usinszs or Othsruas shos'd
be addressed.
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We seldom &c. holi of a religions paper pub
lshad in Yankee lacd, and, az > mssts- Of o7ri-
osiy, We reprint from the Christian Ratckraz
Gad Rector published ia B)st0n, Haesa -husstts.
the following ist of Uoion 0ict9Tiss IN Jaly, and
the number Of prisoners taken from us daring
the Sane period. OF course cur readers must
make due allowance fer YaDkeo vsraci.y:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE E. & W. LINE
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESS lONAL.
xxxYIIth COngrcss-.-Flrst Session
WASHINGTON, January 81.

WASHINGTON, January 81.
SENATE-Tenyck presented the ere
dentials of the Hon. James Wall, Sena.
tor elect from New Jersey.
Wilson presented the credentials Of
the Hon. Charles Sumner, reelected
Senator from Massachusetts for the next
six years.
Anthony from the Committee on Print.
ing presented resolution providing for
printing the Sth census. Adopted.
HoUsE-The House yesterday passed
the resolution declaring VIM. Vandevere
not entitled to his seat, owing to his
having accepted military commission.
Mr.. Maynard had raised point that
such action on the part of the House
being in the character of an expulsion,
required under the constitution a vote
of two-thirds. The speaker overruled
the point from which decision Mr.. May.
nard appealed.
Mr.. Cox to-day moved to lay the ap-
peal on the table. Agreed to-S3 against
sc.
Mr.. Washburne moved to reconsider
the vote by which the resolution was
passed. Agreed too to A.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-22
Case of Gen. Stone.

New York, Jan. GA Washington
letter says the material facts in the case
of Gen. Stone will soon be published
The evidence against him is ola circum-
stantial character, going to show that he
was friendly towards the rebels, and be-
came mail carrier, but after all this
may have been only kind disposition to
oblige.
Another letter says rumors have
reached here from Falmouth, that Gen.
John Cochrane prevented a movement
designed by Gen Burnside week or ten
days since, by representations made here,
and that Gen. Franklin in whose divis-
ion he is, intends to have due notice ia
ken Of such an unmilitary step. Yet il
may he, however, only camp rumor.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-22
A Good Officer In n rTiR.

WAsHSGToN, Jan. 20 Col. Percy
Wyndham, LIST New Jersey Cavalry, and
acting Brigadier General of Cavalry al
Chantilly, has resigned his position in
the service Immediately and uncondi
tionally, on account of being subjected
to the orders of Col r. Butler Price, Of
the I'd Pennsylvania Cavalry, whom he
styles incompetent and unworthy his re
spect as soldier. The resignation was
forwarded by Gen. Heintzelman to the
War Department 1t is rumored that
Col. Wyndham will have an Independent
command