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sEA- MIR ]. Hitchcock, formerly Probate
Judge Of Mobile county, Alabama, las risen
to the dignity OF Justice Of the Peace, under
Yankee rule in New Orleans Since he has
got to be a Justice Of the Peace, we trust he
may establish some of it over the land. That's
"a peace Of our mind.
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Des- From the way certain Of eur generals
send Dispatches Of great victories they don't
accomplish We are satisfied they are compe.
tent to win cur batiIea on the shortest notice
aud with great dispatch.
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NOTICE,

If Charles Hemmons, Of Capt. 0lvary's Company,
81 Florida Regiment will address the undersigned Ii
this place, he will learn the particulars conCernDga
Negro Boy left by him at Cave City KY, on the 18Th
Of September las. Any information concerning the
present locality Of this regiment will be thankfully
received BY q. j. GRlGsBY,
dec7>lm Asst Surgeon 9TH Miss. Reg't
Camp near Murfreesboro, Tenn, Decd.
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Bsg~ The Washington Chronicle boasts tina
Lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation
with plain steel pen, and afterwards pre-
scented tho pen to Charles Sumner That
about tho emily kind Of "cold steel" charlel
would care to handle.
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D0y- Recent dispatches announce that tho
Small Pox has broken out ia Washington. "
"Old Ape" should take Il that long face Of his
Ii much 70 be piLed
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Boz 1t. Darcy w. Paul of the 18th Virgil
MIA Regiment, was killed in his tent the other
day by the falling Of a tree, which some me@-
Der of his company was falling.
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TAKEN Up

A ND committed to jail by the military authorities
more recently committed ny on acting Justice Of Me
Peace for the county Of Hamilton Tenn, on The l@h
Of December, 1869, negro boy calling his name
JOHN and says no belongs 70 VIM. Jones, Of Mem
phis Said boy Is black 20 years old IS feet "a incha
high. The owner Is requested 10 come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him Qut Of al
dec20 j. n. SWAIN, Jaof,
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SALT! SAITH

TINE undersigned have for sale at Saltyille Va,
il SIX CAR LOADS OF SALT, In sacks Of three
bushels, so pounds per bushel, now ready for ship
ment. Persons wishing to purchase will address The
undersigned at Gladney Springs, Va, by the FIRST Of
January Bids will be received for one or more CAT
loads and the best bid offered will be accepted The
salt is Of the best quality
dec2O-2w WIN. b. DICK ENs0N Il Co.
A vALIsE, marked r. s. Young. GAINESVILLE Tenn
"A exchanged between Atlanta and Ringgold Ca.
the holder can return 10 Maj. j. J. Beauchamp Chat
tanooga, Tenn, A. @. WHY & Co.. Atlanta, or The
undersigned at Ringgold, Ga, aud the Oae hold will
be forwarded as may be directed.
dec3l-lw r. p. GLENN.
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eeas~ A new French paper has been started
in New Orleans under the title of La Repub
Hqae. It's political proclivtics are strongly
Yankee Its editor, we doubt not, is "regac
La Bootlsoue"
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TESNEssEE LEeIsLATuRE.-- Richmond, Janfy
24th.--Tho Representatives in Congress from
Tennessee have united in the recommendation
to Governor Harris to convene The Legislature
of that State.
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Farm for Sale. AT sig SO per Acre

HAVE good farm for sale containing 600 acres
aud 100 acres in cultivation situated in beautiful
and fertile valley and half miles from the H.
a g. Railroada Tyer's Depot, and nine miles East
OF Chattanooga. II has on Il ever-iailing Spring
OF excellent mineral water. For particulars call on
decsO-S0 II. N. YARNELL,
az Tyner's Depot.
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hIUAFIHti IVIIH'f JUN" ~ IUV"'
Enrolled conscripis Acw in the employment OF the
Nitre and Mining Department aud holding certificate
from Capt Finne OF employment bearing date prior
10 Ian. 10Th must not DO inter Tered 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 TO their departments until after
application has been made at This ollce IN writing
and the detail regularly made,
Il. d. BLAKE, 1t. Col. G, S. A.
G ,mmandant OF COnscripts
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VIRGINIA SALT,

I HAVE small lot of Virginia Salt which
keep hand constantly at 25 ctspcr. b.. at Swick'
old stand. NJ. BRADT.
Jany. 27.2mt
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TOBACCO.

+ HAVE, and will always keep on hand large
4 amount we'll assorted stock Of Va and N. q
Tobaccoes of all sorts and grades, which offer for
sale to retailers or sutteIs, at low leo at swick
old stand, opposite the Presbyterian Church.
Jany. ~ Ems M. BRADT.
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No. Our contemporary, the Mobile Tribune
says the battles Of vicksburg will be
"Bls With the fate Of Cato and Of Rome"
There Is mere "litterar truth than poetry IN
that remark.
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TREASURY DEP ARTkiENT, G. 8. A.,
Richmond, Dec, I'd, 1862.
Interest TO be Paid on Interest Bearing
So, Traanu,.xy Mnfaa

1Eeasufy MOtcs,
Holders Of Interest bearing II easury Notes aF
hereby notified that the interest which shall DO d.
thereon on the first day Of January next, will no PAY
q the Treasury or either Of the repositories u p
Treasury on presentation Of the notes, aocOnpale'
BY destrlp tive schedule IN duplicate.
Signed q. q. MEMMlNGER,
eecretary Of Treasury.
Interest on ihe above described Notes will 10 paw
by Jesse Thomas, Depostafy AZ the Bank OF TenD@
see at Chattanooga
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HeA- A correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette, writing from Rosencranz's army, in des-
crbing Breckinridges charge on the 3lst De.
cember, says: "If utter madness can be called
bravery then indeed were these rebels brave.
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BeA- Yankee papers say Burnside is "win-
ming golden opinions from all sorts of people.
He wasn't winning any battles at last accounts
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Sltlu SSbertistultnts.
pRFssMAN WANTED.

compeien, pressman, eau secure permanent en-
ployment. at the highest wages, on immediate appll
cation at the Office Of the Commonwealth, Atlanta
Georgia jany 2s,lw.
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TETEFEsGGRAPHIC.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY RsBEr.l
NORTHERN NEWS.

RIcHMoSD, Jan. 26.-McDongal offered res
olulious in the Yankee Senate that the attempt
Of the French Government to subjugate Mexi'
co, is violation of the rules of international
law, and a violation Of tho treaty at London
Oct. 3lst 1861, between Spain, France and
England. That the attempt to subjugate the
Republic of Mexico, is an acl unfriendly to
this RepubIic-ih that his duty to this Govern
ment require the withdrawal assured of the
forces of France. That it 10 the Office Of the
United Safes to extend such aid TO Mexico as
will prevent forcible interpoStiOn on the part
of European powers in Der affairs.
The Philadelphia Enquirer says six men re-
Gently from Fort Sumter, report general dis
satisfaction there and that the troops are res-
dy to throw down their arms.
Col. ]. W Wall, recently elected Senator
from New Jersey, made a speech last week
He said "Felow-citizens have received at
the hands of the Legislature Of New Jersey, the
high and responsible Office of Senator of the
United States. go there my friends, as far
as my limited capacity is capable, to advocate
peace on the floor of the Senate OF the United
States"
Small pOx is raging at Washington.
A bill was introduced in the Yankee Con-
gress 10y Bingham, to free the slaves of Mary
land.
A bill to grant --- millions in thirty-fve
per cent bonds, upon the passage by her Le-
gislature, of an act Immediately and forever
prohibiting slavery, Such an act to be pass
ed on or before January the lst 1865, for inn
mediate emancipation.
RICHMOND, Jan. 27,-LiRcoln signed Joint
resolution passed in the Yankee Congress J,
providing for the immediate payment of the
army and navy Of the United States, directing
the Secretary of the Treasury, to make an ad-
ditona issue Of one hundred millions of dol
lars in u s. notes.
Governor Branford.of Maryland, in response
to the citizens of that State, asking him to
protect their slaves, says ordinarily, the militia
would be called out. But now that the coun-
try is in state of war he cannot do so. He
says the administration is honest, and when
the war is over loyal sufferers will be COM
pensated
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$4,000.

TWO thousand doarsw i'll be paid for stout able
4 bodied man, rot subject to conscription, who
will 20 as a substitute in cavalry company Apply
az this office. lany. ~ .3t*
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I WISH to sell or rent my farm Of eighty acres,
within three miles Of Chattanooga One half in
fine state of cultivation The purchaser or tenant
on hand. which are ample 10 support the hands nee
essary TO work the farm the present year.
Jany. 23-H JOSEPH Chiffon.
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p@- A correspondent Of the Petersburg tx.
prcea uays 4 isrumorsd chat tho gallant D. n.
Hill, has resigned on account fill health.
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M. J. ES

Attorney at Law, Claim Agent Hnd Notary
Public,
RICHMOND VA,
CHAINS Of every description against the Conede,
u rate Governmen settled with accuracy and dis.
patch. Attends all the Confederate States courts
held in the city Of Richmond. Address Box ll6O
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TAKEN up

A ND put In jail In Chattanooga, HAMILTON coa ,uH
"A Enpt Tennessee, Oh She sd day OF October, Ivy
NEGRO MAN by The name 81 JOHN who mls Y,
belongs 70 Vim. jones, Of Memphis, Tenn. salaV'
sblAck feet n inches high, 20 years old ~,
oct5 =. n. SWAIN Jaiot
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For RENT.

A DWELLING with four rooms, in the South
"A west part Of town. Possession given the frs
of February. o. II. P. WAYNE.
Jany. 27.2ts
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IRON NORTH CAROLINA.

RICHMOND, Jan. 26.-The Raleigh State Jour.
nails Kinston correspondent sajs tits reported
that the enemy are advancing from Newbern
in two columns one towards Kinston, the 9th
er towards Wilmington.
Nothing important in the Legislature. The
military bill has been postponed till Wednes-
day
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FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

RICHMOND, Jan. 26.--Advices from Fredel-
icksburg tonight, represents that the Yankees
have not crossed the Rappahannock as report
ed in Washington papers. No indication Of
an immediate attack by the enemy.
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
RicHMoND, Jan. 26.--In the House, the reso.
luton of Mr.. Crockett declaring the basis On
which peace propositions can aone be enter
tanned, was taken up and discussed. The or.
der ofto-day, being the exemption bill, was
considered in Committee ofthe Whole
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THE SOUTHERN FIELD & F1REs1DE


A Firs, Glass Literary aud Agricultural journal.
Many distinguished Sontncm Writer'S
contribute 10 It's columns.
On the FIRST saturday IN January, 1868, New sE.
RIEs will be commented, IN Quarto form Of Eight
Pages, convenient for binding Zach number will
contain rHlRTY TWO COLUMNS Reading Matter.
The Proprietor trusts that bis exeftiona 10 main.
tain First Class Southern Literary paper will be
literally sustained.
The Terms for the paper will be TOT one year. % 90
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Postmasters, are invited to use their influence In
behalf OF the paper. On all subscriptions forwarded
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commission Of 20 per coat no commission on club
ratea can be allowed.
The FIRST number oi this Favorlle Weekly will con-
tain the beginning OF BELMONT; a thrilling Ro.
nance the Last Century, BY Mrs. suE II. IlURr Of
South Carolina. Also tile opening of Series Of Five
Chapters Of a History.
A Georgia Court Forty Years Ago,
BY PnLEMoN PERcn
Aud the llfst Of Series o. Ballads Of the War; by
Hubcrtn whose cha rming productions recently pub
shcd, have marked this sv-siis p0ct ns The Keats Of
the South. These will he followed by Series Of
Skoichy, Romanoes. by Hon. W. Gilmore Sims, and
byR ubeloe collection Of original aud selected Tales
which u " not b0astng 70 say will render the Field
and Fircsde more attractive than ever.
JAMES GARDNER Proprietor.
4---------a-Ha-a--.--.--a
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CARBAGE sEEDi

JrRESH aud genuine large Early Drumhead Cabbage
II Seed for sale. Now's your time 70 SOW. Call
soon at M B.PARHAMS, Agent.
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TERMS or TUITION.

IFHW0 W TUITION,
Primary Department, IS 90 per arnum.
preparatory 10 90 :"
Freshman Glass "a 90
Sophomore" 10 90
suuiOf % 20 90
Senior Is 90
IN Music, Piano, Gutter or o. ~
Me0deon, % IVY
Thorough Bnns Comp, &C., q 90 I"
Froneh and other Modern
Languages, 70 90 each
In the Ornamental Department fu provision will
be mode. Of the ordinary pflceM
The rule Of payment Il un0.haf Va advance the ies
BY the middle Of the term.
Board can be- had IN good families. and Al coDgen
lent boarding houses kept pnrposey iof young ladies
At reasonable rates, ringing irom fie 20 go pc
month. q. w. PARKS,
decSe Secretary end Treasurer.
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MONEY

M 0ST OF The Alabama Bank, Railroad and Insnr.
wi ance Company's Shinplasters taken At 20 cents
discount at NJ. II. PARH ANS Agent.
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FOR SALE

FUK SALE.
A FEW hundred gallons, superfne Gaia Kba Wine,
"A Apply TO WILLIAM j. PAGE,
Jany. 23-3t* Graysville, Ga.
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STOLEN.
Dr. A. WADGYMAR.

SURGEON " ACoOUCHER.
ID EMOvED his Office to Main st., one door above
II Kennedy's Drug store. Lan1-law3msl
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WANTED.

A SUBSTITUTE. over as years OF age, in dcslra-
IA bic branch of the service. Address w II, H.
Chattanooga Post Office. [jany. 23-3t'
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MORNING REPORTS.

COMPANY MORNING REPORTS MADE Up FOR
thirty days. and beautifully printed and ruled, for
sale at THE REBEL OFFICE.
L.. M
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THE CONFEDERATE INK.
The Empire State Iron and Coal Mining
Company,

(OFFGCE OVER STR0HECkER'S DRUG ST0RE,
MACON GEORGIA.
ELAN ALEXANDER, President.
VIM d. JOHNSTON, \
T. Il. BLOOM.
u. l.. STROHgCHBR, nt.oo,o.s
j. COwLEs,
A. NJ. LocKETT
A. u. THOMPSON,
JANIS A. NIsBEr, Secretary and Treasurer.
A. n. THOMPSON, General Superintendent
Jan, l4th, 1868. GIN
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GaEENgllLE S0uTH CAR0INA THURSDAY l0RNNG AUaU1

gstul unable 70 gst asey.y and took. n
tho roturn wsgop, q Load of hospitsi
futnitdre.l y Mr., GsN Sksssr, Who 1sa
raising q cotnpaay ef Confsderate pas>
hsaa, ,rsugers, was caught audstakeu of.
,Ons ofshs Yankees StaSd sbsstksy d,d
sIAt intend to !rs-socnpy Winchessss ;
fAss tsanspoststios - that. point NO
TOO aspsosss--(haxardo he probably
mant that they intended III Srcspy
Msrtiasbssg. (22 miles poah H Win.
chsaesr1 PssRsusntly, for the spurposs
'of repsiring and holding the Baltimore
and Ohio Rsilr6Sd, which they rre n6w
rspaifihg. (By-fhs tinas Il in repaired
our troops win probably bs ready 10
dsmolish, il once nors.) - =! -,
Barring the mutilations Of tho eusmv
the great Valley Of Virgihis nsysr- Ioof:
ed more beautiful. It is loaded with
corn, grass, and vegetation of ali kinds.
The desolat;on Of war, and the depreds.
tions of tuo large armies, cannot eI.
haust thst fertile region.
Richmond Sentinel, 20A.
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"Soms are. born great, others have
gTsstnsss thraat upon them" go said 4
"popuiar suthor;" ssnd every day's ex
pssienoe teaches us tkfaa Ne ~ss not in
error. All have ditfersnt ways of show
ing their greataos'-soms oy, great vir.
tues, md Others crest vices. When
Ezekiel Popkiaa Was made an honors.
els BY being elected one stormy day, to
.sePfessnt Suffolk Couutyt L. l., in the
Ststs sLegihaturs Re showed. his great
ness ~ srsnceaby cutting Sis posr rsls-
tions, aad Siding On hosss back with his
bat sa his tight hand, through the VII
lage thai kSd the honor to claim him
90 q resident. But h was At the Ferry
where his,greatness loomed out the
most. On the day bs slook hands
With his constituents, st the grocery,
cad sst out op ,his Journey 70 Alhsny,
be atfited 81. the; Ferry jost - the boat
hsd In her fAsAirg.. At flrst hs thouaht
% jumping, but his greatness oyst.
yhefmed him, and in q tono oy the mSss
eonsummate authority, be yelled Oh, ,
= Stop thst boss stop shse tpsti!
. The boss ssnpot be stopped for
ssy body" mid the collector NJ the gate.
w." Hsy be yo1 dout know rsse," aid
thS sspr0eAtasivs. Ass yeu awass
who You sss sSdssssiazi Whso yos
sepp ndN yos ssop he sonnon wealth.
I N PSfhies, IssnsbG 81 ths LeRisls.
Etsse fuem Suffolk Cooasy, and l demand
yoa % bring that boat back inmsdi-
5rA shout u lapshtss from Tho hack
nss. loafsss, ssd others, u sioss sonse-
apsns bsgyghti foeA,ss 20 his seuses,
Il AtNa ny, ~ ku@Sls6 him safR.
eaysS ask ~ ssal b tls heuses
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Col. N. @. Butler.

This" "hero on cru,cbes," }" VIC are glad
TO learn, Is fast conxalescing, set
several weeks, and probably mon,bs
VIII eispss before he win be able TO re-
sumo his command, though he longs
for tie time when he will be able 10
return 20, the theatre of action. He Is
apfesent on a visit to lis most excel.
lent mother, in his plnce, under whose
kind maternaleare and wa,cbfulness he
will no doubt fast Improve. g..
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pr cascbixE eiLass.

y ny piazza. my st,iazza :.sotne Sboo,tt Il, o,~
i losdly kails, -, !: ys1-1 = :, -
+ Where sofsen'i aseams or fcurtaiu,i ,Ii,h, A.,
where piet.rss ID ancestral rank look state
Ant forms Of bisaasy and Of lerace move ON
aSef IN living prfde!os i ri sSFs ~. =
!. 81. ): &, -. s4
crowded room - s"e S-' SssAe ''ic &c
Where yaseS with exotic flowers throw ONT
With ssspsts ghstaths sliprefed foot sinks
And mirrcr'd walls reflect The sheek where
n s dinipled beaufiSs dwell. =. -. 80 Q
s s7 Ss - ~ -. - r.
Z Ny fresh and cod piazza I seek the healthy
50 breeze :, =. - 'E7.''s ''F - :
That circles round ne shading vines and
with step ON step mo6o oioaou., r,read thy
level fcor,1 r =. = =. . -
And muse upon the saerci mast or oalnly
s- look Lefvre. :, :. -. ,..>--.IE.E y
Ms bright and gay plaza love thee IN.
rss Ihe hour, - y -
q =, wavy blade and aowrf. 5 p < = :
ii. - song .nron. .the neisbIo,iriry tree '
AZ II ltis notes were only made 10 dR..r him,
s.if and me. -, .,tE'1'''s
49,. .-r.., :@I;.A. .. - =. g -,
NY cool anlsresh piaxsa!. 1 love. .thee wl,cu
: iiisA sun ~. =, = 80 q > :,
= !, =: ssr.l. La; .,lp, a, y
ward 10 the eye: 7r''s = = " "
= Atid xsevy Tti,,S ! ,,,.,,.;l t.,,,aI, Es5. a.
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ATLANTA. GH.Ann %

=, ATLANTA, IA. Aug: 22-
= ffo'a Chattanooga. --The Yankees
copmsncsd shciling Chattanooga W..
terdaY incoming ~ half p;.>' en- q cinek
They fired With two guas, ~, vi. ~
Srst, and ra!,idly a, ,noUn, and cot ,i,.uet,
slosly firing until the uain left "a, S
p. IN. The Academy Hospital was
struck tour or Eve times - This AMI the
Gilnef uospitsi arc. in exact range Of
The shots which. ar- fred Mt our bate
iies on the Western hili. Thus il oc-
cuis shat when stibs flius over our for.
tificstiens, Its lodgment is usually. about
tbese hosPits'sp. i 10 sick were moved
to Atlanta Immediately. Ths casual.
ties were one child killed, littls sfsl
had her right leg sho, of, snd % lrish.
woman had fragment Of shsiI pass
bstweea her arm (ent,isx n. half on
and through the l~h porsiop e bsr sb-
do'neR Gov down. testing hcie 6E.
tssu isches iosg, and esposine Tho 90.
trails. She nas slivs st Eve o'csoek,
bu, doubtless died da,ins sbe Might
Four or fivs Of our gussds on the ferry
boat were, woanded By tho Yaakes
sharpshootzs. sos severely. A 6su:sn-
snt in the passport Cffics had his chin
sset Of. Two Of ,ons guns spsvsssd
their 6rs. We have NOS diseossrsd he
effect. The Ysakses were sngegsd ail
the ehsTnoen in fsliing simbss 20 gss
positiun fm ssv bsnssiSss and dosbtisss
~iH sosk. shssss bon bsFdnsS4 to-day,
ARaasa EsAslliSencsr, 2Sd.