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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, g. s. Az }
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,

nnr. }. N. nrnaAhaN,. prlnelpal


VNHE next session Of this Institute win commence
L ON the FlRSr MONDAY OF January 1868, under
the direction and prolessorhip Of the Rev Mr.. Brad
shaw, who has he'd charge OF y for the last 10
months
The Trustees in making this announcement would
most especially appeal TO al citizens who nave
daughters toedncaie 10 send them 20 this institutions
Mr. Bradshaw has had charge Of tie school for the
last Is mouths during which time he has rendered
ample, ans ye hight say universal satisfaction to the
Trustees pgtrons aud pupils. There never was bet
Ter tine for men to educate their daughters than now
money Is plenty everything lar1ner laises bears
two prices and the Tuition 70 this School Is the same
thatlt was when everything was Of low fgures.--
What excuse can thero be now for man Tlo nsg-
leeis to educate his daughten None. Because here
IN Cleveland healthy locality we have on Institute
with an excellent instructor, aidodb sufficient corps
Of Assstants to Instruct al who may favor it with
their patronage ilet one aud OIL put their shoulder
to the wheel and build up such School az will be Of
h1alcnalde benefit 70 us and an honor to our town.
We have The hnding and we have tue Teachers the
balance devolvus upon the people. We hope ghey may
noby perform thslrduty.
The Trustees are thankpl q the eiizons for ihe
patronoge bestowed upon Nh bradshaw heretofore,
and ac glad to know that nnder his administration
the Institution hiss not lost any OF the enyable repu
hon Il sustained IN the better days OF the Ropub,
Hes
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BeNpURAFT & MATTHIAS.

"'N AflAfRI0Ntthg v afft
(7iOpARTN ERsHiph NOTiuE.--Thc undersigned
~ have associated thcnaelyeg together nndey the
stye aud firm of B0NDURANT& 8 MATTHIAS, Tor
the pugppseof conducting the GROCElY AND COM.
MISSION RUSlNE6S,ln IN Lynchbufg, Va.
We shall keep constantly nn hand AZ largo and
wen selected Stock Oi GhOCERlES aud STAPLE
DRY GOODS ~ can be obnincd aud viii spare no
pains 70 soTve our customers "a all times
Conducting The business on tho CASiI principle,
We Will be enabled 10 Oiief Inducements % ely nn3
country purchaser eiler by wholesale br retail
C0asignmcns Of Fonr, Wheat Corn aud al other
country produce eoilrlied end ptompi seiuinsin hll
cases, as pOon as sales afe made
Manufactured ang Rmpkng Tobacco sHd euua oi
nif eradtA ei~sfs 0n haud
Weso!ids nshufo Of thopabic patyoHage.
J. r. nONDURAKT,
deei7em JAMES MATTHIAS,
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glOO REWARD.

+ WILL pay twenty FIVE dollars for the recovery Of
my negro man named jesse, who was lost from
me during The evacuation Of Murireosboro
Heis Of light black complexion, five feet eleven
inches high wears black mousache and whskers,
abuut thirty years old stout bult aud had on when
I've left me, black hairy overcoat and mouse colorcd
soft hat. tlA
Twill also ray one hundred dollars for the conyc.
ton Of any white man who may be harborng said
negro. hfHa
Apply to Capt W. NJ. 0'BRIEN,
Gath Ala. Reg't.
Col Mapnigaulfs Brigade, Withers Division, en-.
cainped on the LAiaYetteviIe pike.
Jany 2S I'm.
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Examinations Of Aprlicants

Fer the appointments Of Artillery officers for OH.
nance duty, viii, in accordance with paragraph
Genelal Order, No. So be held near the head qnaI
ters OF Gen. Bragg beginning ap Jan. 2Gth
Applicants Tor tie appointmentot Of Lieuienaatal
pe examined IN English, Arithmetic and Ordnance.
as contained IN The Field Ordnance Manuar
Applicants for the appointment Of Captain willie
examined, in addition to the above subjects, IN the
elements Of Algebra Plane lrgonometiy Merhan.
ics and Chemistry applied 90 ordnance.
The candida ea for examination viii aadroas lhni,
application TO the General commanding When ap
proved, they will be flee with the Chief OF Ordnance
OF the army corps. W, LEROY BROUN,
JahlO-lU 1T Col. on Ordnance duty
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LSnoBnuRc VA
sTAPLEs q DILLhRp.

HNHE senior partner bas assvcaied Mr.. N IA. Dii,
i Ira Win him IN US GENERA T. COMMISSION
HOUSE, at the Old stand stAplos.& Apdefeea, and
eollcls cOuslgumCnis N Sugar, h0lafafa, Cotton.
Meiclandise aud Produce Roucrally 10 shll yfo'
dure NJ highest market rates Altfnd in person 10
Weights aid delivery, aud tADd hct0upt HaleH ara
thcsks al once y The ola established splo II thls
House. II has answered an extended patnnape
which 30 years experience with tlis market and AR
present Increased aclltles pgepafce n 70 meet wlih
our usra promplnee,
Iibehi advances on any amount of Produce IL hand.
Always on hand heavy sfock VI Manufactured
And sInckng TOBACCO warrahted as reptesfnfrd.
aud "a low as can be had IN Vigeinla. AH
ianI7 om' STABLES * DfELARD.
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The State Of Tennessee i.
William Garuthers,

William Garuthers
ia vs.
Alfred NJ, Cate and others.
Ia Chancery, at Harrison.
It appearing that the defendant, Alfred NJ. Gates
has absconded from the State Of Tennessee 80 that
the ordinary process Of the court cannot be served on
him M attt gl ft
II is therefore ordered, that publication be made
weekly for four weeks IN the Rebel newspaper pub
lshed in Chattanooga, Tennessee, requiring said de
endant to appear at chancery cours to be held at
the Court house Ia Harrison, on the second Monday
Of June next, and answer eomplainant's amended
bill or judgment pro conIesso will be entered against
him, and the cause set for hearing ex parte.
janl4wN r, q. JONES, C. e NJ.
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albO REWAKD

ID ANAWAY ffom tho lllftrhcf "a ihe lfii, two
~ boys. Sam aud lllllafd sam - al,oai SO yenfs
Old, uDt very black tee, J npleailnhehht and
litic grey from dcknc,g Ne II very bow legged ana
awkward N appearance, but stout, active shfewd
aud sharp featured. ulliald h abOut 70 yeafk old
ictt 40 iactis high very blltk and blacksmilh by
Trade Ac y tduao lult, well llnptnioDed, anA II
iiiocs slvw Dpokon, ahd sluggish 10 Appearance hut
slrcwd nnd shafp. They VIII auempll6 l6 tpllauhdef
the fodefais N IeNuczsco, / g.ll Give ESQ lor
their coDdneineht 10 lA ~ tlnt cah rcl ttenl and
900 iOr pf0pf enough % cpnyigt nc white rcfeen
who hhb decoycd them away
JOSEPH g. uLOIfNr.
Turkey TOwn,P u Cherokee co. Aa.
J6ny ~ lmf
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HaADqUApTErs DlsrFioT or Tenn !,

General 0rdefsl
No. A. s63i ti haa
!. All officers arriving AT Chattanooga except
those who pass through Immediately without miss
lug tue connectonOf the railroad trains--are requi'
rcd 70 report without delay 10 Lieut.. Col OiBannon
commandant OF the Post 3ai sit 3NHt
H. AllenlJsted men found In Chattanooga without
proper authority viii We arrested and sent under
guard 10 the Ilcadquarters Of the army.
BY order Of Brig. Gea 5ssksoh
janis I'm t JOS. h, CUMMING,
Al. A. Gen.
IN Atlanta ConfederacS copy lin and send billto
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Enrolled conscrlpts ROW in the employment Of the
Ntre and Mining Department and holding certificate
from Capt Finnie Oh employment bearing date prior
10 Jan 10th must not be nerlered with by any per
son whOmsoeyer
But no agents IN the Ntre and Mining or other de-
partments will be allowed TO assign cOnscrpts enroll
led for the service 10 their departments until after
appcation has been made at this Office in writing,
ana the detail regularly made.
ID, d. BLAKE, lt. Col. @. s. A.
Clmmondaht oi Golscript
jan2l-lOt
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EXCHANGE NOTICE NUMBER 5.

I ALL CONFEDERATE OFFICERS AND MEN
who have been captured and paroled in Virgin
IoTllities to the lst Of November, 1862 have been
duly exchanged and are hereby so declared
4, All Confederate officers and men who have been
delivered at Aikens Landing, on James River. at ANY
time previous to the 18th Of November, 1862, have
been duly exchanged and are hereby so declared.
8. AllCcnlederate officers and men who have been
delivered at VicksburR Mississippi, previous to the
lst of November 1863 and including said date, have
been duly exchanged, and are hereby so declared.
ROBERT 0ULD,
Jany. 25-Gt Agent Of Exchange.
Rs~ Southern papers copy and send accounts 70
War Department, at Riehmond.-L Richmond Ex
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C0TTAGE WANTEn To RENT.

IA pleasant cottage situated in healthy locality,
within iron. one 20 three miles OF the Chattanooga
Rail Road Depot A house already furnished pre-,
lewbe 4 line addressed 70 BOX No, "a, Post Office
wllneet with attention iany. 29.9t*
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ATTENTION KENTUCKIANs.

4 HAVE now IN camp 50 Keniucklans- want 20
j more Of the same hOrt TO ali out ny Company
We arenow N camp Elth The lat XVI battalion
tlorinerly LIST Ky. CaYalryl at this point.
None but Keniuckinb's heed apply aA Ia " Nv war
we arc without ~ journal, and consequently stand
ppon our own meriis Come all That are y search o.
"iheir rlQhtBn tl4 JACK JONES,
Jany. 2g-2w* late CAPT co. (E) ist Ky. Cav
Ci5RN MEAL, FLOUR H.. for sals BY
" iAn2L-aW ------ ~ n. N. MYERb.
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CAMP AVERY, c. s, FoRoEs

A LIlmemlcrs Of my company left behind az Chat
IA tanooga, OF elsewhere, wish them To report TO
me AT Fayetteville, Tennessee mme dately, SO when
the regimentnayLe ordered TO otherquariers, means
shall he taken against sbsent men il not Immediately
complied With any persons not connected with the
army, wishing 10 jou me, | shall be beppy TO see
them at camp WI. j ROGERS, Capt Comdy.
.esf eiih.,r Co. (I2) 23d, Ga. Cavalry
N, BAH persons joining shall receive the boun.
ty &c., by order Of Biigadier Gen'l Pillow.
Jany 2S.3E
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lookout Mountain Property for Sale.

I 0FFER Tor sale the above property belonging 10
n W. Won ldehofl aud used BY him for several
Years a. a Boarding School, and fnDfe recently as a
Hotel Il contains two large two story buildlnge and
Seventy rooms The ground containing eight acres,
embraces magnificent Spring Of neyerMng pufc.
free stone water within cave, aud fine waterfall
IN the latterj also large Stable, Kitchen, negro
house Smokchonse sc.
As the Mountain y iayorto place iof summer ro-
sort, and will undoubtedly become much more 40,
this property, being the only ore posetssbg an abun.
aant supply Of water within convenient reach IA
Justly cOnslderedonc Of the most valuable ithe Kind
ian2 y. II. WlIlY.t
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NUMBER l52.
Notice 10 all Subject to Conscription.
luNhAkNANI q IONSCnlFIl0N,
knoxville, Jan. 10th. lSG8.

:" V|777
1 AN authorizedb by the Commanding General 10 saw
4 that as soon as all tlt cvtsciipis IN ile diner.
ent counties have been called 10 The nudezV1ps, the
railroad, pTeyoft and ether guards. commanding OF
hcels OF pests and deiavhneTts viii receive ofdeis
to arrest all male while citizens Of cosclipt age Who
cannot show certificate q exemptionhom consotp,
ZION, discharge from service by feascn OF having
furnished substitute in the amy. or de alled
transcript Of employment in the government service
Hereafter all ceriiftaits ni exemption granted by
enrolling ohcqswl he sent tome hf approval. All
claims TO exemption under the law must he made 70
The enrolling officer of The district who will eter tina
application with his endorsement, to me.
All persons who may be arrested after the call 10
rendezvous in The county 10 which they may belong.
viii be tried Tor drseriioD
Cerldcates OF exemption on account Of disability
viii be signed by ihe examining board.
n d. BLAME, a. Col G. s. A..
Janlf-lm toHmandsnto oi Conscr PTS
en- East Tennessee papers copy one mouth.
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sATURDAY MoRNNG. IAN 81 lgss.
List OF Tkiiled, aVounded aud Missing,
yf he 3sh Tennessee, Regiment, in the battle
al Muytrees5oro, Dec. 3la, 1862.
J. 9. CarIer eommandIng.

J. G. Carter co ommandiDg.
Co. --Wounded-sergt Hunter, A eowder.
J M Crowder r Richardson, r n Morrison, W Ii
Boyd, l. l. Boyd,j W MaTbury.
Co. C--killed-Capt B Il Hoard, private John
Guy. Wounded-Corp r . Allen, james Williams,
I CaIal, Ieagne,TJ East, N McNelis, II
Mathews Sidney Wick
%. D-Kied-J w House. John Boyd, II B
BTaswell, II Canley, NJ Simmons G @ Rhodes,
} 7 Weber Thomas Reyel 2 r West, Hopper
Robert Pcrsons, Felix Kirk, James Julliyan, + Par
ris.
Co. wounded scrgt X Mathews, . PLANT, P
+ Barns.
Co, F--Killed-sergt N Rice, private Cover
Wounded-A G Kilgore, Corp II Bailey @ Stu
ait, w q Luck, l. y Shafton, L Dollar, w XIII.
gore, John Boyde, J King, Elias Bowen, NJ V Har.
digree J w Bailey, j Norris.
Go. G--killed--Sergt 9 Lloyd Wounded--Li
j w Doughty H Ivy, T 4 Grassland, II Bailey,
Sudduton, I il Spencer, Sanders, b Sulli-
want, y Butts, s A Malone, d A Mills L Andrews
+ " 0 Briant, W suliyant.
Co. n Killed --pryate 4 ] Clemons. Wounded
LtJ G Sanders, CorpsW Mattn, w r Davis, II y
Caraway,I M Collins, Joe Miles, A Rogers,
Swain, John Smith.
Co. I--Killed- -Thos Oats Wounded--z I De
lowney, A Jones.
Co. Kllled--Coip A NJ Coins. wounded--J
Fannin, W Langley, + J Moore d II McKnau.
Co. --Wounded-Sergts W 9 McLemore, Dayen
port
In the charge on wedneadaylth regiment captured
pieces artillery and 500 prisoners.
X. 4. CARurHERs Adjt
Memphis Appeal please copy.
.
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TAKEN up

ND committed to jail by the military authorities
"A at Chattanooga, on the 3D. Of October 1862, and
more recently committed BY an acting Justice Of the
Peace for the county Of Hamilton Tenn, on the 18th
Of December, lSG2,a a negro boy calling his name
JOHN, and says he belongs to Wm. Jones, OF Mem.
pb Said boy Is black, 20 years old 9leet 81 inches
high The owner is requested 70 cane icrward
deco j. H. SWAIN ,Jailor
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LAND FnR sALE.

1A ACRES, IA the woods well tlmbcred with oak
IN and hickory, near Good Spflngs, two miles
from Graysyie, on tho Western and Atlantic RAJ
Road Solomon Gwaltney or William Il. Ward. IN
the nelghborhood vii show the placetO any one wah~
ing to purchase. A bargain can be had IN this land
on app licatipu 70 j. II. WILLY,
Jan, 10Th 1868 Opposite Tie Post Office
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$50 REWARn-

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber at Dalton (;a. on
4 the 18th inst BRAH q yellow boy twentyiom
years old near six feet high weighs two mndred
pounds, is bony and acnve--had on brown cluth
coat, brown jeans pants, and leather cap. brm bo
hind and heime-he win try te get 10 thc Yankees.
wlll pay the above reward for sand boy delivered Il
me in Dalton. JAMES LYMAN
janl0-lm
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PREssMAN WANTED.

a competent messman, can secure permanent EN-.
ploymeht, at the highest wages, On immediate appll.
caticn at ibetnice cftlie Commonwealth Atlanta,
Georgia jany, 2s>lw.
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NO OTrCE.

/ WISH to sell or rent my farm of oighty acres
within three miles Of Chattanooga, One hall in
fine stats of cultivation. The purchaser or tenant,
can also have the plantation TOOLS and provisions
on hand which are ample to support the hands nee
ossary to work the farm the present year.
Jany. 23-tf JOSEPH CHIFFON.
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TORACCO.

IN HAVE, Gnd will always keep ON hand q large
u amount we'll assorted ,loek Ol va. md N q.
ale 10 leaofs OF sutlclr, az low piicc st Swicks
bid stand, opposite the Presbyterian Church
Jany. 2i.ams NJ BlAnT. I
'CYRUpp sYRUPi Jnst received, 10 barrels New
~ 0honrs Syrup tor sale by ........ 4
4 hu2l-aw Il ~ MYERS
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NEW GCTI0M&ND. ~
In COMMISSION House.


no lG2 MAIN ST., LyNCnBURG VA.
+ The undersigned have associated themselves toeeth
ef under the style and firm Of James r Scott Il Co.
for &c purpose OF oonduciing general AUCTION
aud COMMISSION BUSINESS. They have rented
that large and elegant building, No l02 Main street
lynehburg, Yao lately occupied by ino. n Davis d
Coz and on the lst day of December next, Win b
ready 20 receive Merchandise OF all kinds ior priyar
aud auction sales. They sOlioiconsignmon,s Of Man
uaetured and Smoking Tobacco, Sugars, bIoasses.
Ooiee, and other Groceries Bale Cotton aud Cotton
Fabrics Of all grades Wooden Goods Roots Shoes and
Leather and ali other goods usually offered ior sale
Their first Auction N ~ take place at nm early lay
IN December, OF which due notice, with cataloeus
will be published
They respectfully refer TO the merchants and bud
ness men OF Richmond, Petersburg Daoville aud 9th
er cities Of the South, whose Mid aud cosoperaion
will bo duly appreciated
JAS. =. SCOTT,
OF the late firm OF John y. DAVIS & Co.
HENRY +. B0COCK,
WIN. II. PARRISH
Members Of the firm Of Bocock & Parrish
The concern Of Bocock & Parrish, No Bridas
street, will continue at the old stand as usual.
decl7-Sm B0C0CK Il PARRISH
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STOLEN

4 HORSE saddeand bride from me on the oath
"A ult The horse was 3 deep chestnut sofrcl, cit.
izer 8 deep saddle, newly seated viii pay s5O re.
ward for horse Bride and saddle, delivered Il me
niles North OF Lafayette. Ga. M
Jany. 27>lwf A.B.JACKs0N,
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James A. Knowles, Administrator ,
Of William W Knowles, decd, \
Mary Knowles 4 Others.

vs.
Mary Knowles a Others.
(PETITIoN o SELL LAND TO PAY DEaT.)
I'm obedience to an inteocutory decree Of the coun
" ty courtof White County pronounced in The above
co use shall, on Monday, the 9th dgy Of February
next, at the late residence OF said dtceased IN the
9th civil district OF White county proceed 10 sell to
the highest bidder for cash or currency avGhble
farm belonging TO said deceased, 10 be sold subject
60 The widows dowry IN said land sald farm Is wen
watered and well tlmbered, and aboat bali cleared
and undergood fence. Something over one hundred
acres lnthe tract. JOHN r. VAS5,
janl7w3t Commissioner
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To the Public,
TAKEN uP

4 ND committed to jail by the military authorities
"a at Chattanooga on the I'd Of October sG2 aud
more recently committed BY an acting Justice Of the
Peace, for the county OF Hamilton Tenn. on the
10Th Of Dec. 1862 negro boy who says his name Is
LACK, and that he belongs 10 John Pride Of Sparta,
White county Tenn. said boy II baci, "a ycnrs
old, feet ! inch high. The owner h reqdes(ed 10
come forward prove property, pay charges aud iake
Ilta out ot JAIL u n /. SWAIN.
dec2I sailor,
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M, ., HUGHES
Public,
RICHMOND = VA.

Attorney at Law, claim Agent and Notary
Public,
RICHMOND - VA.
CLAIMS Of every description inst the Coniede
L rate Government settled With accuracy and dis
patch Attends all the Confederate States courts
held In the city Of Richmond. Address Box 1850
ian22ly a
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TERMS oF TUITION,

Languages, 20 90 each
In iho Ornamental Department full provision will
he mcdo. OF tho ordinary prices,
The rule of payment n onehalf m advance tho iosl
4 10y the middle of the term.
Roatd can be had IN good mmillos and al conven
cpt boarding houecs Kept pnrposcly Tor young ladies
at reasonable rates, ranging from $40 20 t2O Pc
month, a. w, PARKS,
dec9O soeretaly and Treasurer.
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Aggregate. 3. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4

The regiment went into the dela With bout two
hundred men. C,l. Moses White was wounded while
gallantly leading the first charge, 1t. Col r. pud'
ley Fraysee, near The sam time, Maj MeReynolds
fell morally wounded abouttwo o'clock We NOUN
the loss in him Of cherished friend, well drilled
and brave officer. The men Of the Coniederacy who
fell on that day pryates and officers may their ac
tlons bea held sacred in the memory Of their country
men. They sieepU on Tennessee's sacred soil, defend
err, Of liberty, and martyrs Of the South. lH
The more, the historian, and tradition will unite ID
exhibiting their deeds and wrCatbing around their
names the evergreen chaplets Of fame.
J. HARVEY MATHIS, Adj't
S7th Tenn. Regt
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rnR oArrunn oH ARKANaAs POsT.
rllr rlqnr Ar yIoKsnunG FkpERAI Loss.

General Sherman. in his official report OF the lgh
at Yicksburg, puts The Federal loss At 1850 kile
and wounded besides 500 made prisoners.
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The Richmond papers get up in brief from the
Yankee papers of the 2Oth some interesting items Of
Northern intelligence alL. aln l
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HEAgqVAhrHRs 9TH TESE. REC RECT.


in the engagement before Murfreesboro, the slst
ult
FIELD OFFICERS
Maj. J. T. McReynolds, killed.
Col Moses White, wounded severely.
1t. Col n. Dudley Frayser, wounded severely.
Co A. Killed, sergt I J wse wounded severely,
privates Y S Blackwell, NJ 8 Erwin, G Banom, I d
Anderton, r + Cowser, u II Allen.
Co. b. Killed. Hugh N Ledger. 4t
Co. c. Killed, Jesse Rice, S q Worthngton, Mid
deton Mullins; wounded Ut J Talley, priyates s H
Watkins, o n Watkins, II 0 Taylor, John Taylor, w
Sirk s A Rodgers.
Co. d. Sgt G NJ Day, wounded.
Go. ~ Killed, Q @ Lanier; wounded, prvates 7
Bilworth, J n Taylor, J W CLARK, s il Higgs.
Co, +. Wounded, 1t w W Deddrick, private VIM
D0ns
Co. G. Wounded, WIN siler.
Co. H.. w Moore, ] 0affrnn.
Co. J. Missing @ 7 Lorg.
Co X III led } Perkypillj wounded 1t W R
Foalden, 1T j A Cunniueham priyates B II Seatoh
Love Wise, e NJ snipes p 6 Burchell, Leonard Cole-
ran, M McG0ldricS, Evans
Total killed .....,.,.,,s...... ...,.,..... q
Total wounded .....,...,,,.......,.s...r ~ &
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PHlLAprLriiiA, Thursday, jan, 20. The Wgshng
ton Star of yesterday Afternoon W received Il hss
the following highly important intelligence In re.
gard TO the movements oi The army under command
of Mai Gen. Burnside:
The understanding IN Washington 70 day s. that q
portion the army Of Tho potnmao Gen HOokers
Dyison has ai h.t certainly crossed tNo Rappahans
mock, and that tho m0feinenl took place Yesterday
Mr. Denning, principal agent Of tho associated
press With She army Of the Potomac and hls assft..
ant Theodore BARNARD, have been arrested aud sent
away nom camp. tNa MI