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NIGHT BLOOMING cgREUs,

NIGHT BLOONIE0 cFPEUs,
q erausltr delicate ffaIrsnt perfume disetiie4
from aud beautiful nower frofn .h,ch !stss ~
name NAaufAn,ufod only 10, rUALOs a BON
Ask f6E PHhLON'S-TAkE 80 OTHER
G.iAt - f.f-e
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nr,duewatsr psint.-Bsst . MT cheap si
Paint for f~.tF roffs i1 fh~ nsfsst
ROBERT EKrsOLDs Assut. u n-iisa asns
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r,sssss.-Wsrsh CO., Haatssi Cuve
p a. .ms< a 81 - yss~y rrs~t Astgr usus sun
oss4s ksyssf,srs. hssslssf krsss IA as -
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gomposffs Iron Issftipg-Tb. Most
sgr.t.s ron fsnss f1r flsf~rr sasies1frs
HITCHfssOs xfrgKEBnks 10 Casa street.
- Hfzsfssy
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uesuttrai ompIeEiop--Lsfrd's Gioom
% rouih Ltguid F~sn fsr rfsseryn tnf t~snuffar
CoHs.sIiyh sad rsia - EfDe4-aJ 49, afurgsis
srrfywksf~
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T,.."s.-nsrh Bsothsvs, revrsv -
rsaSfss, s.f Ann pAsste geo<s, Hsyro<tssa.
skssl1s srs<a .. A asy susstast
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Prizes Dashed I'm All I.eus,trea Lotts-
ries Isformation given. JOSEPH BATHS Hroker.
"A Wall street New i0rk No. 4.
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was truly sorry 10 hear there much SICKNESS
In your squadron but this of course you having
cold weather, and AL hands more healthy. Why did
you not give me the squadron news 10 your next do go
but ass perhaps III not receive I lei me whether the
y. and the Mousomcry boat finished and how
on those IN tho Bigbee how the slocdy, The 'Gus and
the other increased arms, g. &c expect 10 hear
good account from that squadron when its hour does
come, which, from what We read Northern papers.
will not be long. Grant s reported TO have oct with
30 900 Tor the Rio Grands but believe s for the
opposite odircctionPascasoula WA te nisch.f ne
oo,ng % do ,> RIO Grande oonderp Rctske Mexico.
presumcii fear ,haf ners boi ivd> chorce n Old
ssdci a, long az "a, Sos rea.ain snsu,.fasd hopc
you will BE- abc 10 ge enough mon Tor all tho squadron
order To fully the Others. VIII oN ohok feef
rcrfy can dJy all dnempts 70 sok, poss>sson Of
n Bdy Dh,cA 1lI dsfsit nc a,,>rpt on us CIV.
sorry, old fellow, that there s bu, light chance
Of meeting should you have come abroad. kro
this reaches expect 10 be anoat and no, under the
most favorable circumsiances either. You know ! d.
sired ard~nty 20 10 IN nghtns ship much lear such
viii b. my fsIe, H plan IN progress bs not de
but not intended 10 agh We u,H tellsy> ytrcs ne
s1rthis dfcmcbr iutst nsd ~, tkHntl. but, should
tbe war last year snscr hope 20 be around here ooce
moro. can tell you nothing further, bat when once
aosi will wy ssad letter u 81, giving fnil accoun,
d everything ono party laact : Intended 70 80, llst
aud nrst of spess ~cll Tor the commanding ofbcer.
And nox my dear fallos, Jet tell you the runofs
i,scril>c ~ my at lkr. La,Ids ironoiadr. lc,i
MORN yys of fcp r.sssi pa,cA rsJotoi
said,wg for s cori,cra,. sn.1--tou ,o,ci-r r.sSiI
~ P'ance, tc-ns-'.o gurs eseh-say 0gh.o,n, tt
sass, s,ry fs,m,ossie. ana ON. ,sosasn s~i Of e~,
'e,a y.ns, ~, ironcLsd ey,oais tiro n0a'and tons,
's,1ty '.o g." 80 :" sngasa ool.a "a .sy .se,n.r
sc,s bYdDg 20 b. but slightly erAggsfstedas 70 their
osners, 2sisn ,al>-I cont The wooden vessels 10
france arc reported launched doub, ~ but they sno1d
ready Ia three moutts whoever they may be for The
iron cais no, quite far advanced say four months
un be required II for the fnferos of Mexico. pro
sumo they will be ~ ro.se toQbim by Aprl neHt
The FLORIDA, Captain Barnsy commanding, In still IN
Bsst ibsve heard from Hcos, and shsn reply shortly
Hc sends Oyt f n,r1y psV ssfy d>s>vfed,
yuhey refss,d irwk, and dsscAareed Bfeg
Most u them taken IN ~, twentyexht
only stood BIZ hm-King and Eeboe, believe. anonx
them. ne F's tsners wutnes. ! hoOs ssui
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"rhos. who Liv. sn 0isss Iss ssss
SHOULD xoT rnkOw frosgar
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To Bss.sssy shs COVE vtent.S without
!. ia,, ~ 80 ssla s.fs-~ iywIsBtpgs rssft~e
a-r.s-sue- @yS 70 a. 4fusxisS sn< pwfsmsra D~gNe
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iulylO-3 m.
TO THE SOLDIERSl

We have published beautiful
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FOr the use az soldiers.
Il is printed in four colora, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless numbers into
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etc. a blank line is left for the name of
the Soldier, Company, Regiment, Officers;
size l3x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tubs. and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put il back in the tube ard re-
mail il to his friends, and they VII set
it framed and preserve it as a remem-
brance.
Price so cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid
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General Payne, Of Illinois, commands
a brigade in the Army Of the Cumber-
land, composed of Ohio aud Illinois
troops. Asoldier of the Seventy. mint
Ohio sends TO the Dayton JcarNGl the fol.
lowing in reference TO this officer
zone day . wealthy old lady, whose
plantation was in the vicinity of camp,
came in aud inquired for General Payn
When the commander made his appear
ance, the old lady, in warm language, at
once acquainted him with the fact that
his men had stolen her last coop full Of
chickens, and demanded their restitution
or their value in currency.
~ am sorry for you, madam, replied
the General; but | can't help it, The
fact is, madam, we are determined to
squelch out the Rebellion il takes every
-chicken in TENNESSEE
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The MIIER's PoRrRMT. "A worthy
miller wishing for a portrait Of himself,
applied to a painter 10 have il taken.
But" said he, 81 am very industrious
man. wish to be painted as looking
out Of the window Of my mill. But
when any one looks at me, / wish 10 Dop
my head in, so as not 10 be thought lazy.
or as spending too much time at the
window very we'll" said the paint.
er, at shall be So" he painted the mill
and the mill window. The miller looked
At il. avery well, said he, "but whore
is myself looking out ?" "Oh," said the
painter, "whenever one looks at the mil,
you know, you pop your head in 10 pro
serve your credit for Industry" "Vhats
right, that's right" said the miller
Pm oontent--iust 30. Pm in the mill
now, Amt just so that will do
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$4,000 Cords Merchantable
Hard Wood,

To be delivered as follows MT less than 5000 cords
10 be delivered during the month OF September not
and balance before toe 81 day OF eoembor next
bidders will state the price rer cord al which they
propose 90 furnish theWood delivered whore cut; bids
to be inside IN duplicate with copy Of this adyer-
tisement.
Tho Wood - he cut on such land as will he deslg.
mated from this onoe within line OF not TO exceed
six mies from town; II cut on any other lands with
In said lines the Contractor must inrnish tbis ouce
with written consent from the owner Of such anda
No bids Will be received for less ihan 5000
Cords. cash deposit must 10 made with zach pro-
posai at the rate OF One thousand Dollars Tor each
6000 Cords o. Wood, TO be forfeited 20 the Govern
ment in case the party iai 90 bind II The con raet
il awarded 20 him. A bond 10 the amount 20
per Of the value Of the contract awar ed, signed
by two responsible Burieties, conditioned for the
fsithiul mlalment Of the contract Will be requlre'
As additional ecarty 10 per cent OF the yane OF IN
quantity awarded will be Withheld Tor Prod OF
not exceeding three weeks aiter the ulhllment Of
the whole contract AZ fund 10 indemnify such own
ers Of timber lands may satisfactorily prove that
they have OF been properly settled VIII y the COZ
tractor
The timber cut on lands assessed tor that purpose
and designated from This Oice, will be PAID for BY
the contractor at The rate Of Une Dollar pes cora
owners Of timber land have the privilege or mAhing
bids for timber cut on their own lands such bid
der will Ia lieu Of the bonds required above, file
conveyance Of the land 20 be- cut 90 the uniltd
states, and on frat failure OF delivering tue NO,
as agreed, the timber land will Do uucondlilonAuy
Forfeited, and the Wood cut without any compehsA
uon whatever.
Bids viii only be received from persons whose
loyalty s undisputed or established BY "oath oil al
legianc8."
Bidders must no present when the bids are opened
The right l. reserved 20 reject any or all bids.
Proposals 20 be endorsed Proposals. Tor Wood,
n 5. WINSTON,
Capt. aud a.. q. n.
nurl5-fr
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NOVICE,
We pay

We pay particular attention TO the
handling aud sale Of Cotton, having facilities tor DC
doing uusurI assed by any other House, Liberal ad
yances made on shipments, aud the highest market
priOo always guaranteed We would particularly
COLI tho attention OF shippers Of Cotton % the Lou
hylla market MCEERRAN r MhNhf g.
liza the Provision and Commission Business eo..ll6
Main 30 Louisville, kyi
agE5-lm1
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DIX. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
vEDR0N BITTERS !
rhe --latest and Most Important
discovery of the Nineteenth
Env,tsurV

MO mans name IS more intimately connected with
IN the history OF tho Matoria Medica Of the United
states or more fAvorably known pioneer In med
ical discovery, than that Of Dr. JOHN BULL, Of Lou
isyle, Ky. His inimitable preparation Of Sarsapa-
rla has long stood at the head OF the various COM
pounds OF that valuable drug, His Compound Pectoral
OF i'd Cherry has become household word through.
out the West and South and his Worm LOzengos, in
less than year after their Introduction, attained a
reputation as widespread as the continent of North
America. But the Growing glory Of his life remains
20 We attained IN his latest discovery, or rather com
biuaton for bo does not claim 10 have beeu the dis
ovcrer OF CEpRON which is the basis Of the bitters
uow offered to the public. That honor belongs 20
tho native Inhabitants If Central America, TO whom
It's virtues have been known for more than two hun
dred years Armed with II, the Indian bids defiance
10 the most deadly malaria and handles without fear
the most venomous serpents. II s belief with them
that while there is breath left in the body the OedrOn
ID potent 20 cure matter what the diseaso may be.
While lr Bail rs not prepared 20 endorse this ex-
o. VACANT pretonsion, he ID nevertheless satisfied
rI IA thorough examination OF the evidence relating
tul. -tues that, remedy and preventive for all
Jsoa fs arising nom exposure, Other TO changes of
wealth. r aud climate, to the mtasmatio influences,
10 stands without rival, and justly deserves the
cputaNon Il has 80 long enjoyed In Ccutral America
0 ... T.aI If.l La
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

Office Depot QaartermaSter,
RaSlpiHe, august 24th 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until " o'clock, N, Friday, August 2Sth, 1888,
for furnishing this Depot With
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NNDRON RlTTERS

one "a aud you will never use any others.
10 b. b,t necessary 90 publish long list OF diseases
Tor which the CedTOu Bittcrs are a specific.
lea all diseases OF the stomach, Bowels, Liver, or
Kidneys
IN all affections OF the Brain depending up0u De.
raugemCnt Of The stomach or Bowels
Dol Govt, Rheumat sm, aut Neuralgia;
Aud ia Fever and Ague;
~ Is destined 90 8ypvrsede an other remedies. Il
not only cures an these diseases, but u prevents
them.
A wine glass nlll OF the hltteIs takou au hour be
lore each meal viii obvate the 90 ELECTS Of the most
unhealthy climate and screen the person taking il
renlnst u .aso under the most trying exposure
Sold BIZ tuggists aud Grocers generally,
So Or. John Bulls Principal oulce, Finn street,
lauEyiio, Ky, June ls-Sm
Sold wholesale In Nashville BY Armstrong p %
Church street. Nashville.
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DE-. KINGS DlSPENSARY
ron PRIVATE DISEASES.

RTgssgs.SsegsA' Or slNG formerly Of New YORK,
WK - Tor last yOaru Of LOuiayille, Ky,
Wi2S@ssll4p-R who has devoted ha attention ~
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years lnes
hiaself, having stt'ndsd 10 q practice for 30 many
ye ,ra aud cuyed % many th0usandn, he is enabled
~ cure al Diseases OF private nature, no matter
how had they may BE- nom nudiciOua medical tr8at-
mont, or from neglect OF their own. Dr. Kings
Di8psnsnry h No. ~ Doadsrck street, batWoen Cher.
~ aud The ~ are, 8o101d story, where no cu s1 an
diseases Gf private nature
9alafFhUa cured b tnuuf IAIstUus msdiliuta ~
Interference with business
HriotuTei Of Old Or recent date enecinay cured o.
Z t8N dayoi ~ 90 operation which causes 40 pain.
Where stricturo cyisia health cannot b. ouuiOyod
PerhagH 90 disease cauae7 moro mise lff rud uuuaf-
IN lines tAe constitution 90 much.
SYPHILIS wish all tbs diseases oi th8 tgiu, grusuf
QUO " neglect of bad treatment, csu be- efc,taslY
cuFed in q tsa days
6.laal WsImssis 1u'ar aIteutlaa layirs totB
given o. ms disease, add an Che con ur1Ces gra ~
Sag cut % ~ brought on IN many cases by he io.
stl-CtFe habits OF incOusdorhte youths, and Excess
'yp Indulgence OF tho passions, neglect Of which
VII undcl niue the cCnailutiou, rendering the sub.
ea anna for business or society and causag preuf.
tufe oid ngc.
females Who msy BE- iaborng with any dlmcuiy
900 Womb may rcFt assured q immediate relief
rgfhoLa residing abroad, b. writing ald sia'irF
.leit oasei VIII ioe enclosed direct 60 De- A. ls
DO. f Duaderick streoi, Nashville, Tcnn.i Wi have
tnt ueo saaIy medicines neut % their address once
utura hom y 0'ci01k Nv tha morning uutu 10 The
Wuiari i1uiy lQ-in dAslT,-
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DYSPEPSIA

,Ia - attendant train OF symptoms, Il acts more
ion charm than a medicine There Is nothing In
the hole range OF the Materia &edca that for a
moment bear a COmpai is0n with a. In this disease.
a flu account Of this wonderful plant may be found
1857 and 1855.
A scres of experiments, ia which Or. Bull has been
Tor years engaged, has Just been brought 10 sue.
cessful emiuat0n and he is now enabled to offer 10
.ae public c0mbln OF Ccdr0u, with other ap.
proved t0nics the whole preserved Ia the best quality
of lppor distilled Bourbon whisky which he Is con
ulcnt has no equal la the world
Hemtght Furnish a volume of ccrtiacatcs but the
public nave long since learned 10 estimate such things
al tee true value The safest plan Ia for every one
90 te- himGolf the virtues Of new medicine
Glyetu
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VINEGAR.

DURE VINEGAR, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
constantly on hand delivered At al parts o. tie
city, ID. D, DlCKkH, Agent
tor Broad aud high
iunrtG-u
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SOLDIERS ALBUMS.
just Received,
1000 Soldiers Pocket Albums.

They arc Substantially b,uud in m rocco,
POCKET Book FORM,
And are well adaptedsfor the preservation
of card portraits. By using oue of these
Albums the Soldier will always have the
portraits of his iriends by him, and can
refer to them in whatever scene Of toll
and danger he may be placed in.
Sent by mail upon receipt Of price,
postage prepaid.
6 Portrait Album, 81 so
8 20
10 " 2 90
A liberal discount TO Agents aud
dealers.
In. RHODES & CO..
No. 80 Union street. Nashville, Tenn.
aug25-lm.
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A.. .s7lr5 ~ philadeIuhin. qecr

-'r7a .... .,- ,37>"| ~ Philadelphia, 29so
Business is nearly suspended. Stocks
have declined S par cent. sterling FsiHed..--
Merchants resolved to rsiss million dol-
lars for cisy's dsfsnOe. ySsores NIL closed,
employees ,fOtwdfded. fer defence Of sag
and State. SD la gs&s saHaaf g~e@, %@'ao
HarrishurgsadSices I'd nighs Of 2sth sAy
Gen. Gamerdn has infosaaEion that the
rebels are al 6arsssls, 2o,o08 strong, with
4S pieces Fof ,artallery. aaGt4 ..s2e <:,tss#
Harrisburg, Is Midpight.+=IFhe artillery
firing heard to.day was n skirmish between
the eDemy's advance andsOuf Onsposts.e Our
troops Thea fell back to present line. The
rebel advance i q miles from EefS; the au-
.borities expeessan attack ,.,...
The Governor has received notice that
$1,000 men have enlisted under the late
- 81.
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Cincinp att. June 9

:,.,sa. 49,. Cinclnn att, Dune "a.
Matters 10 Monroe county, Ind, are be.
coming serious. Col. Biddle, who has four
compspiss there, has asked for reintorcs-
meRts and section of artillery. The re.
sisters are said to number 1900. ~.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 23d says
vicksbprg must fall, without the interpo.
sitiop Of a miracle. 7.:.:. .-1.,...... -.
The same paper saysA heavy, force Of
2Federals landed yesterday at sQme psipt on
York river. .,...~,-. .-.r..t .-....
- The Dispatch also nentions a7rumoF OF q
battle at Big Greek Gap, East Teen. Sp
Friday, between BuekBeE and Burnside
The latter was fspulssd With heavy loss,--
Burnside comm eneed flank moE en- eat ahd
Bueknsr fell back to ClintoR, tocsvsr Kaox
vile. ~....- g.. H. & . - 81 Y..io, 5,.s .:
RosecTan's army, excepting Van eCleve's
/ aiyision, left their eamps Monday night,
moving in a sousheriy direction. sai5'' 7
shelbyvills is occupied BY the Federal for.
ces, Bragg having Evacuated. Rosscrans II
followisg closely, our cavalry harsasssd hi'
rear guard until he crossed Duck river and
burned the bridge ResecFan,s sgmg brot'
up: pOntoons, and 81 last accounts were
crorsing. &->sgar ia baa .-.g,
The Baltimore American of the 27sh- sayl
Our rnlslligepcs from The, UppeF Potomac
is most gratifying this morning, but VI
cannot publish, it. The movement Of on
troops has bssnsquiss rapid, and the an
Boaneemsnt of its present position woulG
astonish the people. A collision may b.
looked for as aBy moment. A7r.e..4
Then. 7. Trihune's dispatch says there il
nc doubt bat that . great battle will b,
fought Ia Maryland or Pennsylvania. s;lsil
sufieisns to say that movements Of our ar
my hass bsen made promptly and saRid.
Isy. a feeling Of eonidence prevails. =
/ The WashingtOn Republican says is il
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eeUNeIL BLvFFs, }: ssAT,ul1RlpAY. s JuIY;a. ssIss

1 g2'dH sBi7B tseR = y sNew sKerkA s26.xt,
Isibaaa ssga ths Rsssidens had hslf an
hinssFEiaw ssstsraaysssiss eomRissss
fRonasas phia Vallspdjpshsm aysRlipss
Taa PRasiass1E readily yagraad. ..ofshs spgges..
ton thas The eemnittse AAapld present he
'ass r writing with I seR'. .; The 'hs Is4 IEsssela.
The Woridse special saYs thsrs srs' s sEtossg ls
Indication shss Lea Ass POI only a Ssshssysd
'hs grand pr9ises q PassiSg his strength
ON this siael Potspapr bat 10 aetyally in
9, sahoEt sdistanees Of Warrington, having
mossd Rglargs fores from shspassssawa
apa Ansstam fOEas dowH the low path Ipf
canal, BIZ vay efflBsonsboro and Middle
EteEnpses vicinity Of POolsyills, Rpshyills
and Reskslls. FEomushaAs points b. has
dfses access 70 5resE of WashipgtOp. and
oaaf ey 40 expert nevenenf, destroy rail-
road between ths gapital and Annapolis, -
There is cause for fspprshspsiop eoncsg..
Hing safety of Tyisr's foress holding Mar.
ryland Heignssr7is isi hardly probable be j.
capsursds a isposslhls hjs, ,commauicaliop
wash.tAs army in Vs. and with Gen Sehepek
has been broken. D. s5a nas, ,ss,,l sapli j
go g.. "a .*fvss New Yosks Jabea 966.a
A Harrisbarg special to HeEsids lasEaighs
says the enemy are sdvanssng slowly t0sE
sroops are cuttibg down trees, aHd bafsics.
ding the road TO .Carlysle. - TIE rebels say
they win destroy the 6rsps DO ths Cumbss.
ldHd Valley, which they have already done
to d great exteas5 pTWo4SbSR efAesrs wers
taken prisoners TO- day. All the bringing
saf6ons in Harrisburg have been olobed ~
A considerable number Of r6lbforosmsnss
have Been sent Gss.d dKaeps; gtwbs wiItds-
fend ~hatws now .hoia Of Jths GdhbsEiana
yslleS.tsaa a%cE .aIabas'1 baa eEti.6
A Harrisburg dispatch dated 10 ps M. lass
Dighs, says the rebsls, appear 20 basSssns
s6sastand ssiIlF Oar tsoe ps ARE adEanta-
gsoUsly possedp9 TsiegFsph, stslla spent
UorlJsle. EwslFsa headquarters are al
0ntppenseufE' 49, - f''s-zi> >t5%@5 sui
;aa1s2.7 ~. B. ~. Friedrich, June 90. 81
There 10 no doubt thas more that half Of
Lees army is now IN Md, advanDihg 10 .
columns into Pc. Each column followed
By imm en se trains of rebels all empty
Extra Billy Smith commands a brigade
in Ewels corps. The majority Of their wa.
gons, several hundred in number, sremark-
ed s'U. So f.. '-.. H9t"F AZ *.2@~.. :
Notwithstanding Ewetl's orders, foragiug
parties are securing Nd, in every direction
stealing all tbs borses and cattle they can
lay their bands on. Several Thousand hor-
ses and cattle have been stolen in Washing.
ton county, and neighboring counties are
suffering in like manner. The cattle and
horses have been driven to Va, to feed that
portion Of Lees army left behind. a. sss..e
Several union men just from Hsgerssowp
via BoenSbero, say anothee rsbeliforce 10.
600 men, arrived there yesterdays II is be-
tieved 10 Hagerstewnthst Lee's whole az
my is crossing at SheparistOwn and Will
Transport. .sH ..aatt<, .a.Y
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New York, Jun

= =. ~. = New Xork, Jnne 28.,y
Fltz Hugh Lees cavalry made daah INTO
Anopdals, taking several prisoners and de.
stroying government stores. They captured
$50 wagons and 900 mules. Three rebel
cavalry brigades are moving towards the
Washington branch Of the B. & O. Rail-
road; they passed IA miles Dorsh OF Wash
ington. ..< , +..zz..a.,.. .............,.
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Two rebel regiments are ehcaMpsd a.
Accotink. 10 miles from Aiexaudria. pfTs.
oners say ssnass's cavalry IRE marching bn
the railroad, between Washingso and BAL.
tfmere. Ths whole rebel force, except
stuart's force, 10 now In Penn. Rebel Of
6csss, declare they Intend TO make, that stase
the future battle greppd,.. =, - -.
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Aspecid dispatch from rear Of Vicks.
burg to 24sh says: Nigh before alsss. the
rebels made soEiisa aop, the lsfts thut, Kass
driven back with heavy Joss. Also stated
that sEsbel force aen. Big Black made AZ a.
tack On oar forses, estsrday, when o severe
battle snsasds. she Esbslswsrs ssPpIssa Kith
great slsughtsr-~n no details giEsns xg.sgsa !
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- Gen! Heck se Issued farewell address I'd
hts arnys xprsssiog tbssbslief that sbissise-
falbsss 20 Commander was impaired, and
speaking 10 high terms Of bis successor ~
m accomplished officer, Who has bOb,3
earned the con6dsnos and esteem sof the
arny on many 1 we'll fought asid.a Gen.
Meade issued an address, assamisg com.
maDd, which was totally unexpected and
unsolicited. qSsaTs.fi 70 s5f< II nj !.