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.uosTETTERs CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERs.

Si0mASh Dill lhnb.
READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure Of HEALTH. " But how ~ you ask.
We answer, tits an easy task.
strengthen the STOMACH, and sustain
The NERVES, the servants Of the brain. h
The LIVER keep In active play
And ysgriaie, from day to day.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan,
Brace and refresh the IHNEl MAN,
And like q watch, that's kept In chime
BY constant care, with railroad time,
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spiriis, too.
How" you inquire, "oan this b donei
This Victory Ger Disease be womb
"HosrErrER's BIrTERs," we reply,
Is HEALTHs SUPREME PRofEsTIoN--rRy
As means Of rogenerating tho dissrdered and
enfcebled system, regulating every function Of the
internal organs reviviHg the depressed Spirits In
visorstins the constitution, and prolonsips life,
no medicinal preparation, either Of the pact or
the present time, has been 80 completely and uni
versally successful as
HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
Against the vapors foul prepare,
That fever faint the heavy air.
Drink not unmixed the water found
In prsirieS, woods, or marshy ground.
II sedentAry toll you ply,
Nature you musf assisi-or de;
For when debarrcd IRON exercise
For artificial old she cries
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Is threatened evil to prevent:
And II you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the unprspared,
Hostetter's Bitters use-for note
THY are the suREsr ANTIpors.
To set At defiance the miasma Of unhealthy soils
the poison OF unwholaome water, the ediuvia 81
crowded work-rooms and factories, and the bsne.
full influence of sedentary employments, IL 10 only
necessary to be foresrmed with
hosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERs
Dyspepsia's psngs, that rack and griud
The body, and depress the mind;
Agues, that As they go and come,
Make life constant martyrdorn
Coles and dysenterio pains,
Meath which the strong mans vigor wsnes;
bilious complaints, those tedious Ills,
Meier conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread diarrhsa, that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury,
Slow constitutional decay,
That brings Death nearer day by day;
Nervous prostitution, mental gloom
Heralds Of madness or the tomb;
For thcse-thoush mineral nostrums fall
Mcspa Of relief at least we hail,
HosTETTERs BITTERs-medioine sure,
Not to prevent, alone, but cure.
In dyspepsia, fever and sgue, bilious complaints
constitutional and nervous debility, constipation
seasiekness, spasms, and In all complaints Of Man
or Woman, proceeding from casual or inherent
weakness Of the body, the one great remedy and
restorativeis
HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIr.
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g ECRkT DISEASES
= SECRET DISEASES /,
BAA4RI7ApS GIFT
SANARITAH'S GIFT
~ Hot Certaia Remedy Hssv Utsd.
Yes, Positive Cure.
tkLsAM COPAVIA AND MERCURY DIE
CARDED.
on!j ten Pills to be taken to effect cure.
They ATE entirely vegetable, having no smeli nor
sny unpleasant taste, and win not, In any way In
hIe the stomach or bowels Of the most deiicsts.
cues In from two to four days, and recent ease
"twcnty-iour hours"
No exposure, no n, valr, no cAaa9c t-hafevey
Price ~ scla By
&c. FORD,
HENRY COOK,
.. Alexandria, VI.
DESMOND CO.,
an Wy Philadelphia.
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emain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
l.. d. Il. N. SOGTHWORTH
READ JOHN W. BRONAUGHs LETTER.
NAVY DEr'T, BUREAU OF YARDs AND DOCS,

A., " December ~, 1882.
Mssrs. Hostffer Y Smith, Pafsbu,yh, Pc!
GENTLEMEN; About four years since my Atten-
uon was called 70 your Celebrated stomach Bit
tiers, being at the time perfect martyr 10 dys.
pepsia, in all of Its terrific forms. Indeed, had
sleep. | commenced the use of your bitters' tnk.
Ing them according to your directions except that
the dose was reduced TO Onehalf, and found mIself
second relieved me entireiyj but have ever since
taken dose In the morning immed iAtely on rising,
hnding 1t to act as tonic and appetizer Of the
most agreeable character There Is a peculiarly
In the effect Of your Bitters me which 1t may be
well to state; II from any cause shall be suffering
ever so aeutely with the headache, . dose of your
Bitters relieves me In fifteen minutes. In oonolu-
sion, say with all sincerity and truth, I would
not be returned to the state Of health In which
unquestionably relieved me, for ali the money in
this world. an, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN W. BRONAUGH, Chief Clerk.
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Washington, ID. c.
GUARANTY.
We, The unUc rsignrd, Iesideuts nf-- in
we 'ouHN % ---, and STATE OFF,
merely, EQUITY amt sGvrrNliy, cuNEu4ut with the
Unltri st-'cH, Snh Tusrsntee In Gaze tie foregoing
b'I" - !" accepted, that he o. they VIII
"Ifhin ten tnyG Hfer the csI,tsEcp Of the sa,d
rih, cs,eulr Va" con rac for The same with good
AM ruui-''W' stI"'ies, In n sum eQ al 10 tn.
hhpN nj a. u' r"htTaci. 10 furnish the fUrsgo prU-
lrs'H n rD' l'rmty ~ The terms Of adveft sem ent
Gated D"'rUihrr = 1861, under which the bid was
made, nrcr "A case the said - shall fail 10
enst lnfp rnu'Itrt aforesaid, We gisraI tee 10
nskr goo, '"r diftrcnrs between The offer hy the
sam - 0uN tbe next lowest sIon ST. lie bidder,
awarded ~
" tHes' Gwen under our hands and calls
This - tsy Of -. IS6
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PROFESSIONAL.

DECISIONS, BOUNTIES,
l. BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

wAsr sdrov Drror, Drcrubrf 8 1865
Seal d rr'r". n gre ny ,ca by the undersigned
p"p>rtmer' A. va ,nrt-n. d c Baltimore Md,
lrSand"it nd -Four Monroe, Va, or either OF
Ruis w he re ivtd Tor re deh, cry Of 5000
bushels oi nrr or oats snd Lotuns Of hay or straw
n,dder' aust state Al which OF he sbove.nsmri
r1in's they rrorotr 70 make deliveries, and the
rites ~ which they will make deliveries thereat,
cred the time when said deliveries shall be com
encet, sad when TO he completed.
he Pre- must he written out In words on the
torn 70 10 ny up In good stout s.cks, of about
tvo bushels csch. Os's in like sacks, Of about
,iIhout ,>trA charge 10 m Government. The
by AUD ''ay 20 be secure bs'cd
The parteniar Kind o. description of oats, corn,
Al the srlls..s offered under the bids herein In
~ cd, VIII he snhJe't to rigid inspection by the
'ov rnn" En-rcctor before being accented
ton'tnc.s "'.! b AwatlUd from time TO time to
I lowe sIsrnnsibc Nidder, "a the interval OF
tae Cover mfHt m7y require, and pas ment will he
-de whe0 H. ahg ie SnluunrtoptIaotod Tor shall
lave 1"ea 1li.yered and accepted.
lhe hiI, "lI he required to ACCOMPANY kis
{fopns- VI q guaranty, signed 10y two rrsponsi-
tie prfsnn', 81 to C-se his hid ~ accepted he OF
icy WI: WITHIN ten days thereafter. execute the
e1n't'c' IF i.c me with good and suitci, nj
sIre, les ~ tsUm equal 10 tAe snount oi the ron-
set 70 drl.' er The forage proposed In conformity
I'th the &c as Of this sdvertisemsnt; and ia case
re tatdh = shall fail 10 en- ier in the contract
t1ey 10 lie good tie difference between the rffer
o'sad hl'ftr and the next lowest r. spnnsible bid
GER or The .ctRona TO whom the contract may he
The retpC sihiiity OF the guArAuior- u.ust he
Stow" by thr ollcial certificate nj United Sis'es
Iistr c. Attorney, Collect Z of Customs, ar any
her once, under the Chilled states Government,
CT tesponbihlc person known 10 this Office.
All bidders "I!i hcduly notified ii the acceptance
CT rejec TO- Ofthe Proposals.
The full ntme sndP o. address Of each bid ler
Just be lrcihlY utten In the proposal.
Ptoposhls Lustbe n'dr' ssed to DriRsdier Gene al
j. II RuckCr, Chief Depot Qu.rterma.trT u All.
iut n, D ., and should be pisinly marked " Pro-
I osals for Forage"
Boz ds, IA sun equal to the smount OF the con-
tAef, sigDCi IS the contractor and both Of his
infAntnrs, VII be required Of the succ, ssful bid
cls ~ htf'''' NrGa .igning the contract.
~ * lr-~rs vi t.ds. guarautpss hnd hon,,. n.v
&c Oh blLci IN nrp''rA'iUn ~ his Office
pnnuas.t
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III ARD ARE, BARRON, AND
ID sTtEL.
HtrlwAre, BARRON, Steel
II, rse Nails and shoes
Diamond State Shooting Iron:
Axles and Axle BoxSs
SPRING., Carriage and Tire Belts
Hubs, Spokes, Felloes, Shsfts
Duck, Drill and Canvai
Wheels, Buggy and Wagon Bows
Haircoth Springs
Excelsior, Tow, Hair
Castings OF all kinds
English and American vAruishes
large and complete stock Of the above oon
asntlY on hand.
THOMPSON 4 CO.,
No. SIS Nice e., opposite Centre Market
~ 80 T. - -N--~v,,o- . 49,
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READ REV. W. b. LEES LETTER.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, May 20, 1853,

Messrs. Hostef;er 4 Smith!
GESTLEMEs.; ! have used your Bittsrs durins
the last six weeks and feel II due to YOU and 10 the
public to express my hearty approval Of their
effect upon me. ! never wrote a hpuffn for any
one, and sbhor everything that savors Of Qusck.
cry. But your Btters are entirely removed frem
the level OF the mere nostrums Of the day, being
patent alike to ALL and exactly what they profess
to be- They are not advertised to cure everything,
but they are recommended to assist nature in the
alienation and ultimate healing OF many of Inc
most common inhrmities OF the body, and this thew
will accomplish. | had been unweli for two
months, As Is usual with me during the sprinc. 1
was bilious, and suffering from indigestion and
general disease Of the mucous membrane, and
though compelled to keep at work In the dlscharre
Of my professional duties, was very weak, OF a
yellow complexion, no appetite, and much Of the
time confined to my bed. WHIT had been tai inR
yon ritters week my vigor returned; the sailow
complexion was all gone, relished my food, and
now enjoy the duties OF the mental application
which so recently were so very irksome and bur.
densome to mc. When ! used your Bitters / JeT a
change every day. These are facts. All Inference
nust be made by each Individual for himself
Yours, respectfully,
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READ Z. D. +. N. SoUTHWoRTH's LETTER
PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEORGETOWN, d. C.,
April 2, 1853


PROSPECT COTTAGE, GEoRoETowN, D. CT
, April =, 1868.
GENTLEMEN; II gives me pleasure to add my
testimonial to those of Others In favor Of YOUR
excellent preparation. Several years OF residence
on the banks OF southern river, and of close Al-
plication to literary work, had 30 Thoroughly eli.
hausted my nervous system and under mined nv
health, that had become martyr to dispepsis
and nervous headache, recurring at short Inter.
ysls and deiying all known remedies In the ateTn
Medics. had come tothe conclusion that nothing
but total change Of residence and pursuits wOuid
restore my health, when friend recommend
Hostetter's Bitters. procured bottle as an ex-
pertinent. u required but one bottle to convince
me that had found a. last the right combination
OF remedies. The relief 1t afforded me hss been
complete. u Is now some years since frat tried
Hostetters Bit'es, and It Ii bus just to say that
have found the preparation all that Il oiaims 10
be. II 10 . Standard Family Cordial with M and
even as a atimulant we ike II better than any.
thing else but we use II In all nervous, bilious,
and dyspetic cases, from fever down TO toothao e
uwhat have now said will lead any dyspeptie or
some good ~
remain, gentlemen, respectfully yours,
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MEDICAL.
g Eo1X t. n 0-TITC Z

DR.. NJ. vfLLNYa Private hospital, In the Tsd.
srsl block, corner Of seventh and streets, oppo.
'iss The Post and Patent omsss. aeons = end ~,
ap stairs, Washington, p. c.
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EiRST UNITED STATES HUSSARS,
l. OR HlRD NEW sRsEY CAvALRY-om.
GERS at Jers.y City and Salem, NJ. J.
BOUNrlES.
For Veterans fro n Salem county. .......... $500
from United 400
For " recruits from allen county 900
from Unitcd States. SUO
Ms-rg in al,
For Veterans: 500
+ y new recruits. 600
In addition to the above, the state OF New Jersey
pays TO married men sc per month and to single
refunded, And ss76 in hand paid on muster Into
service.
JOSEPH L. TOPHAM
Recruiting officer at S,lem and
Jerssy City, New Jersey.
de24-lw Bait. Clipper pleas copy.1
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS,
The many thousands cured at this tpvtttution
within the last eighteen years, and the numerons
Important Surgical Operations performed BY Or.
Johnston witnessed by the reporters OF the dsuni
and many other papers, notices of which have Ap-
peared again and again before the public, besisea
his standing a. . gentleman Of charsater and re,
dicted. '" 'A' ~
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons writing should be particular in directing
their LETTERS to his Institution In the follewlnS
manner;
John NJ. JOHNSTON, NJ D.,
Baltimore Look Hospital,
Gee .s-N Baltimore, MAfyland.
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NOTICE.-.JUST RECEIVED FROM
Germany, large lot of RHENISH WINES
OF the very best quality which will be sold BY the
glass, bottle or gallon, at
@. A. sPRINGMAN,s
Columbia hotel and Restaurant,
-! PennfylvAGiA avenue, Warrington, d. c.
0ctl-ins
NJ + W YORK
~ AND
wAsHIN GToN
STEAM SHIP LINE.
SEMl-WEERLY BETWEEN NEW YORK WASH.
INGTOS AND GEORGETnWN N r.
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W J, MuRTAGH 4 CO.,
washington, ". c.
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STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE. EMPIRE,
sALVUR, AND JAS. 8. GREEN,
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
fridays, at 10 a. IN, from foot of High street,
Georgetown, and Pier Is, foot Of Wall street. New
York.
For freight OF passage apply to
MORGAN 4 RHlNEHART, Agents,
foot Of High street, GEORGETOWN, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de"3-om III Wall street, New York
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-27
A REBEL RAID IN KANSASl
LAWRENCE PILLAGED AND BURNT.

LEAyENwoRTH, AUGUST 2l.-Last evening Quantrll
with force eight hundred strong, crossed from Missouri
into Kansas the town of Gardner sixty miles below
here and Immediately started for Lawrence Arriving
before that town at four o'clock this morning be posted
strong guard around the city that the citizens could
escape He then commenced plaging the stores shooting
the citizens and firing the houses. gentleman who
aged to escape and reached the bluffs this side had plain
view of the town, which then one sheet Of flames
He thinks the loss would reach two millions Of dollars and
by this time perhaps much Quantril seemed to
be determined to destroy whatever would burn.
1t is believed that resistance made the citizens
being taken completely by surprise James II. Lane
in the city and it is feared that he has fallen into the hal
of the guerrilas, it almost impossible to escape
through their lines.
large number of Union troops have been sent in pur-
suit of the rebels but with what not yet learned
Mayor Anthony of this city has issued proclamation
requesting every able bodied citizen to provide himself
with arms and hold himself in readiness to aid friends
any part of the State at moments notice He
the General commanding the district who he says, with
FIVE thousand under his command, has allowed few
hundred gueras to get fifty miles into the interior Of the
State and burn city destroying two millions of dollars
worth of property and ntmates that the citizens must
depend upon themselves for the defence of this city and
the Stata
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-27
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

Information from the headquarters of the Army of the
Potomac received last night says there change n-
dcation of change OF position. Advces that the
rebel force around Culpeper has been reduced to A
Hills command while Long treet and Ewel have moved
southwark probably to fredericksburg We have large
cavalry force operating the neck south of the Oc-
coquan.
The following special order has been issued from head
quarters of the Army of the Potomac:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac,
August Is, 1863
The Commanding General has learned that the wives
of numerous officers and soldiers with this army
In of the services the troops may at any time be
called upon to perform, the General Commanding con-
sders that the attention of officers aud sh"ud b
sule occupied with their public duty and that the pre-
their families is incompatible with the complete
discharge of the 1t is therefore directed at all
attached to the Sanitary Commission or who
have special authority from the War Department
h. ado uarters to visit and with itbe forthw with
removed beyond its lines.
he Commanding General regrets that it should become
his unpleasant duty to order of this character
and he trusts that its proprety will be recognised and
that 1T will not be necessary for him to to the
subject
BY command of Major General MEADE:
S. WILLIAMS,
Brigadier General and Assist. Adj General.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-27
A MYSTERY CLEARED UP.

Dr. Crabtree, of Hartford (Ct) writes letter to the
Portland Press (Me exploding the story published lately
in that journal and copied into many other Journals about
supposed terrific engagement at of the coast Of
Maine. He says:
II still notice accounts Of the gunbost engagement on
the coast Of Maine and having been eye witness to
that affair, take occasion to state all about it, On the
morning of July 23d at Prospect Harbor IN the
town of Godsboro', Maine, and about 10 O'clock A. NJ
heard heavy firing in the direction Of p lite Mahan
Meuan We ascended an elevation which gave us a
clear range seaward ten 10 fifteen miles, where we dis
tncty saw gunbost-the Montgomery-pr her
guns firing twentyone in an hour aud quarter frat
board, then starboad, fore and aft I could see for
ward and behind Of the Montgomery Ave miles and
positively assert that there other boat within that
distance of her she kept direct westerly course
and at entered Mt Desert hkrbor The editor Of
the Ellsworth American will vouch for this also So ends
the great gunboat engagement
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-27
THE WAR IN ALABAMA.

STEPHENSON, ALABAMA, AUGUST 23-WiIder crossed
the Tennessee last night and burned the small railroad
bridge near Shemound thus seyerng the communication
between the rebel right and left In view Of the mprac
ticablity of common road this is important affair
Our force secured the ferry boat and two barges and
brought them to this city 1t the burning of ths
bridge which thought to be the destruction of the
steamer Point Rock which boat escaped reaching Chata
nooga Thursday Important events must soon trans
pre in the vicinity of Chattanooga and Harrisons.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-27
To the Editors Of the National Tatelligencsr

To The Editors of the National TateLigencer:
have just been perusng your article to correspon-
dent and with pleasure endorse fully your views 1t has
been evident for many years that the very troubles
under which the nation is writhing would be visited upon
for waywArdness and you need better evidence
of the ruhuness OF your conclusions than the detective
police employed by the Government. The very who
Office find it impossible to carry the Government
and JUSTICE aud take Of the public property
without employing spies and detectives and just well
may the thief and marauder and the of gain
complain Of fault finders when detected with marked
horse or larger amount of green backs than
give satisfactory account for The political demagogue,
the spurious but unnatural growth all Republics hangs
heavily around the hearstrngs of the nation and even
the best of beset by them may be carried far away
from the strict line of their duty but the of power
If he has any inklng Of gdong does not like to be
looked after and does not to have his prominent
delnquences looked after Since thu price of liberty s
eternal vigilance, may be thankful have men whose
eagle eyes all the of political horizon up
hold the true principles of tho Government which they
wish to see handed down to future generations The
great principles of just not articles of
merchandise to bs baganed for, but holy and abiding
faith in weLdoinga something freely given aud freely
agan 10 be given in turn. The who is above being
questioned this court and who denies the right Of this
tribunal should il permitted to hold Office Of trust have
armed sentinel by bis sde and the reefs contiguous
that all he and does should be headed to the people
and while in Office should be left to himself for
moment But the truth needs watchman; her gates
stand open day and night and the ase dares not to
enter while evil stalks abroad with bolted doors and
brazen gates to keep truth from its throne.
READER
Weekly national intelligencer., 1863-08-27
FROM THE CONFEDERATE CAPITAL.

Richmond papers Of the 18th instant have been received
here They contain nothing of special Importance More
prominence s given to the condition and prospects
Gen. Lees army than to that of the rest Of the forces of
the rebels. The Sentinel says:
"A passenger by the Central train reports all quiet on
the Upper Rsppahannock. Ten or fifteen Yankee prl-
brought down. most of them captured by Gen
Imboden's command gentleman from above, who came
down yesterday says the finest spirit pervades the army
all expressing the most unlimited confidence their noble
chief Gen Lee s in excellent health and fine spirits.
Gen Ewe the worthy of the lamented Jack
son. suce his wound last fall prefers a small horse
be- mount him with less difficulty. Yesterday the
General mounted a mule and ready for any thing
in the fighting line that might turn up"
The Examiner says in regard to Lees army
"Army movements at perfect stand still on both
sides the heat enforcing quetude Fighting was
such discount that the cavalry was enjoying
Of repose However, this apathy s liable to be
broken any day and hostile again awake the Rap
pahannOck hills"
DEATH or MAJOR ROBERT MORRIS.
Major Robert Morris of the Sixth Pennsylvania Cavalry
died suddenly at the Libby prison on Thurrday Msjor
Morris was grandson Of Robert Morris of Revolutionary
memory, aud twenty.sx years Of age His remains
inferred oakwood Cemetery aud attended to the
grave by the captive officers Of hs regiment.
cAPTs sAwyRRs AND FLYNN
Neither Of the Richmond papers of Saturday refer to
the execution Of Capita Sawyer and Flynn which was Ia
have taken place Friday the l4th and it is probable
that their execution has been quietly postponed There
s not much danger its being carried out long
Gen. W. III. Lee aud Capt Wnder are held az hostages
for tDem.
TELEGRAMs TO THE RICHMOND PAPERS.
MORTON, (MIss1 AUGUST 12--One OF Gen Kirby
Smiths staff officers who has just arrived hore says that
four transports laden with troops passed Rodney going up
on Friday The troops sent down by Grant to re-
place the troops in Bankss army whose term OF service
had expired.
\
Gen Price was at Pine Bluff Arkansas. Gen. Dick
Iayhrs army was at Berwick Bay One of his field
batteries struck two transports Donadonvle last
Tuesday Gen Smiths headquarters at Shrev port.
He has called the Governors Of the trans Mississippi
states to meet him at Marshall Texas, the 15th. The
Governor Of Texas has TAX the Id with ten th'ns-
State troops Gen. Magruders headquarters are at Gal
vest0n.
MoRToN, MISS AUGUST ls-The Forty-sixth Texas
Regiment of Cavalry captured twepty two Yankees from
wagons eighteen milrs the other SIDE of the Big Black
yesterday and brought them saf y to This place. They
belong to Seees division o the Firth Army orps heir
pckes have been withdrawn from this side OF the Big
Black Gen. Dick Taylor has captured thirty 1--we New
York planters who were planting cotton for the Lincoln
Government They were sent to Texas for safe keeping