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LEFTRR FR0m EasT TENNESSEE,

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KNOXVILLE, April 25, 1868.
EDTroRs APPEAL; East Tennessee has been
divided into three military districts, Msjor-
General Msury commanding the entire depart
ment, with his headquarters in this city.
An stack via some Of the gaps is expected,
but every arrangement possible seems to have
been made to receive the Federal forces.
Our troops throughout this section are well
clothed, well fed, and appear to be in good
spirits.
General Pegrsm's disaster at Somerset, and
The many instances of personal gRllsnIy
evinced by officers and privstes in that engage
ment, still occupy the public attention.
Not exceeding six hundred men were engaged
under Psgram, the remainder of his force being
on detached service, and, Of these three hundred
and ffy-nine were lost. Tie 1st Louisiana lost
one hundred and two killed, wounded and miss
ing, out Of q total force of two hundred and
ten engaged.
Among the many instances of heroism dis
played during this Fight, one is related Of private
Charles Hsll, Of company B, 1st regiment
louisiana volunteers. which deserves at least
record in your columns. Scott made a desperate
attack upon the enemy's rear, and continued
the fight loHg after he had discovered the
tremendous odds against which he was con-
tending, adjusted by the desire 70 save the com
mand that was thon scattered between the
enemy's front and the river. In the melee that
ensued, when The command to retreat was
given, SCOTS horse was shot under him. The
enemy closed around him, shouting kill aim, cap
tuye him, etc but were prevented by the self
denial Of young Hall, who proAered ais horse
TO Scott, declaring thathe would not leave him /;
that his (Scotfs) capture would be 3 triumph to
the Yankees, and that he was only q private,
and his loss would make little difference to the
cause.
Col Scott essayed once more to force his
wounded horse up the wooded hill, and finding
that either himself must escape or both be taken,
SIS Hall would not leave hin, accepted the horse
and overlook his command. Hall was either
taken prisoner or met q verse fate at The hands
Of an infuriated enemy.
Captain Pope was also taken, with most Of
his small command, as he refused to fall back
without orders from bis commander, and held
post until everShelmed By numbers.
Lieutsnaut-C Colonel Nixou's reply " the lieu
tsnant-colonel of the LIST Louisiana never sur
renders" to the Yankees that were kindly hold
ing bridls-rains, and his gallant escape, is an
other laurel added TO the many that his good
sword has plueked from danger, He command
ed the regiment at the battle Of Danville, and
constituting an order from PegraE of " halt" by
some hOeus pOcus into charge charge he did
and with the gallant Ashby's aid, routed the
Yankees. REDWOOD.
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A friend hss furnished us with the following
items. The first is from the New Orleans Era
Ofthe oath Of April:
Ar attempted Reconnaissance of Sabine
pass was made on the 18th Of April. by two
Federal ~gunboats, the New London and Cevugs
Capt. Med eTmit, Of ths Csyuga, was killed and
his beat taken. Tho other boat was riddled bv
balls and ~miTaculously escaped"
The Ddta eonelRdes an editarisl nosiee If
The funeral as follows:
"The Union aeot On the Texas coast since
the 18th of January hsB suffered Severely in
ships and officers, and to any nation less perse.
voring thsn ours, the reverses and disasters in
that quarter, would indace Encouragement
At Brownsville, Texas, molssses is selling At
City cents per gallon. Shoes, Of good make,
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In asseeeuones of Che extreme reteenss q
our military authorities, we are in possession CT
vary ltle authentic or reliable Information in
rsusrd 70 te situation Of affairs in this section.
IN an extra slip, this morning, the Aisss
s;Buiau. 9nhlshas a few items which are deemed
reliable 81 The editor or that paper. It says
,bs, our troops advanced from their iniTench-
merits on Friday, and net the enemy south Of
the Bayou Pare suspension bridge, three miles
west Of Port Gibson-our artillery commanding
the bridge after fghiug from O'Clock in the
-asnipr uusa late In the evening, Gen. Bowen
was compelled by lht snemy's superior force to
fall back 70 bis original position. The eutrench-
menis we're tbose thrown up by MmEs's legion
last summer, ana srs shout S mile and a half
west Of Port Cfhson--he right being on the
south bank Of Bsy5n Pers and The left extend
ing on tie ridge Of hills leading to Rodney, on
the river, about twenty miles bsloR Grand Gulf
The enemy being in very heavy numbers,
were enabled to attack aud outaank General
BowEN's position, and captured the Slst Louis
lana regiment The less on both sides was very
hssvy-sbe fghaag desperate.
Gen. BowEN, again fell back, and the enemy
d said L. occupy cur Entertainments. From
what we esn lesrn, Con. BowEE now occupies
position east Of Che town, sOuih Of Bayou
Pers, with Port Gibson between him and TIE
enemy
Wethink VIC RAY say with truth that the as
poet Of aFairs Is much mare cheering than it
has been for the pas. few days. We have as
suraneas from Gov. PETTUs shst the State VIII
Be defended, and he thinks successfully. We
know that large numbers Of reinfOTeenents
have gone forward to Yieksburg within the last
three OF four days, and that Others aro on the
wsv. Tt is alss believed that Gen. FORREST
bv this time Is at Rienzi, CT therssboCts, with
e heavy cavalry force, andit is believed he viii
either prevent or seriously rstsrd the progress Of
the Federal force reported TO be on their way
South from Corintb.
The report which gained currency last night
10 The effect that ths enemy had gsined Ed
wards depot on the Vieksburg road. proves to
have been a canard. Our picksts and scouts
in that vicinity have not been able 10 get 8
sight Of the blue coats. A fight is regarded ss
s-lf,art ho-7av ~ ta-morroW
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FOR SALE


To exempt Contractors for c8r-si1g the nails OF ths
Confederate States and r1s Drives " Post C0aehsH
and Hacks trOu mil tIry ss-v---
TIE @ -E-ess os rEe Confederate Stasaa Of AmzrfeE
do el8cs Al & DO contractor. for csrr-Lug the msls tf
fhe Cosf=ds-ste s-ss shan be exempt rcm The ps7-
f1ruancs % nil tary du-v z tie sruiss Of tEe Confsd-
-rste S'atss. t-1u ard at o The psstag5 1f this &C. du-
rig the time hey are such crElsErt0E P1cr-asf,
has 20 ulrs th=1 one c-u-e-l- zLl De exempt "a
any route, and th-t 10 more tl-l one member u any
q ii Of contractors 8. ali De- EXEMPT aud ne ccIrrae or
which t1s nal. = carried on fo-=s- shall be exempt IN
der tais ac- ardit c1s r Ec-s EeIber Of any srcl
Erm le EXEMPT from sgs o. C-Le- cease EE tie uar-
f5rnauce OF cHl sly ouiy, the other msUtsr, Or msm-
bers OF such E1l, shall rot he exempt by thi- ac- GU
ace0unt OF Being usI contrgCiO-s7 aud provided fur
tber, that no person TO whom d contract for csuvfrr
the mails may be t-usf usl VITA the cc1sen OF tie
Pos. Otes Department, after the rsssF OF this azt.
s-al be exempt from military servic4 On thsr account
see 2 That drivers g post Clselss ard hacks for
carrying the mails on all r1--e5 where DE rzizht sha
uai r5qules that they shoaii be- csri-d il coaches or
hacks stall 5e ex upt from E-irrv ssrvieo 81 The ar
cage CT this ace. so lcng they continue 20 he en-
ploy-d Gt suct divers Provided te C0nt-sctar by
whom any such driver i5 employ ed. s1s3 take ard sab
Sc ils an oarl 10 b. furnished -C ths enrolling cheer.
ttst The weight q The Hzi on DIS T51.s requires the
use OF COaC11s o. larzs fer tl-i- Conveyance. ard that
he has not p g-satsr NUMBER Of [uv-r employed rhtn
are iuds3er-s0ls O. enable tiu Oh fu.rli his c1-tracE
FIR carrying the Uals and .-as Re ola rot, Wlils g
contractor. employ e greater nCLle- OF q iE-rs thsn
uay be rdspe--suiv uf-g-s--r for -Es- ru-p-ss- and
th&. Ls VIII give noise 90 iLs ra-5li-s aHcsr wzen
shy su-h d.iser ssgss 10 be g. lis ,Epo @. ueuG
Approved hpElE 1868.
naLL H
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NnTTCEI

JACEsoN. Mss, MaY fI, 1859
HhHE CAMP OF EsFRUGTIOH he-ss.frs loess q
= as 6rookhaven, Is temporarily zovsd TO Eaier-
AtFefinnl IN tha State between ths ages Of sishiesa
al1 LTty years, Hh7 have ret been regularly discharged
Or fNemP ca rom e regularly e5taoHslsd Camp o. Iu-
On are hsre0T ordered o. report immedi tsiF az
Lnlar91ss. those taiHuE or rsfIsIn< 90 DO so Fi,1r q
fsAao--1s hHs- FA be dzar with md treated 81 de-
refisra IL = earnestly hoped that al VIII rssaend
promptly scur hCuaa and fires les sre threatened
1y -be eas-y, AID Il yon ever iatenI 10 ciys ycur SER
vie5 20 your count =, NV Is the tins. Do ysur d8ty
and COS promptly y. X. CLAeE,
Eai1r a1d A.. A. Gsn7gal,
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an grataed 10 notice that TIC s~triotost viglaace

am gralifed 10 notice ths. the s~trietest vigiaaee
is observed.
Just as night began to casl her shsdes over
the earth, it was discovered that tho Yankees
were burning up their quarters on the penia-
suls, evidently about to evacuase the point.
This morning no movement has been noticed,
but tho inpressio prevails that an assault is
projected and to take place within the next
forty-eight hours. No further information has
been received from Port Gibson.
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RAPID IsoaHAsn-A correspondent Of the

RAPID ~IScREAsE.-A correspondent Of The
Mobile E0saiAg Ksiss, says;
few days since, I was weighed On se
scales Of q friend who has no GOODS FOX sale bv
weight, and was again weighed on the scses
Of q dealer in bacon, hams, lard, etc. 4 fsw
minutes after the first weighing. end found. 30
my establishment, thstI had increased IN weight
Just two pounds! This rapid i~ncgeass. if con
tinued, viii s0cn make NE tie rival Of Daniel
Lambert Of old, and tie citizens Of Mobile may
expect so0a 70 see the largest specimen of bu-
Eanity in the country. IL I were worth SIS
much in bacon, my value would increase two
dollars and fifty cents every ten minutes, which
would make me-the richest man IS wen as the
most Weighty one III the Confederaey.
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VALUABLE AND FOR sALg
IN Scott County. Hiss.

EVHE un5srsigued offers FER sale fourteen bu.s-s5
acres Of fertile Svanr1 Post OK and Pie Trr5
situated directly east 81 a1i Fsy nsa- Forest ia Sostt
e3uniyt and inmediately en- The Southern rair1a1
These Lanssiag eajeiaiag and are very dlsrab z. bot5
t0- cultivation aud tnbar
Prize ten thousand dHlars foc ths Eh0le tract, or a
part VII BE- Eod A. r~uishssers may desire.
For urthsr par icalsrs apply to
T. ". TAYLOR.
ACEton, or to
r. l. NOEEIl
Brandon, EississiunE
Refers IS Joha ". bisson, Jackson 4 Z Far.
Per, hQEss4 Ata lep22us +
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"a The telegraphic news published this
evening from Northernwsrds, representing that
General Bragg hadbeen killed BY General Breck-
inTidge, is of course. unfounded. We 10 not
sec why such news should be telegraphed over
the country, when known to DO false. Il is a
useless expense to publishers.
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The Eedorals lest week advanced in con8i3-
cradle force up tho Buzzari R9oss valley toward
Tuseun5ia from Iata. Col Roddy had 8 sharp
skTmi5h with them on Friday, Che 18th instant,
about Dickson's- He divided his forces, one
portion 20 sjtacas IN the rear, while tho others
wsze in front. The. hont fell back to draw the
enemy on, bus they became alarmed As tbs
movement il their roar ard retired e short dis
t3rca, and their f0res was t0o large fer q gem
eral attack on them. Oar loss IS said 10 b
five killed and thirteen wounded that of the
enemy about seventy five, including Major
Cameron, Of the Als5an2 and Mississippi bat
TALON Of L~incolnitss. Col. Rod5y took 10
prisoners, some Of whom cfte-UaId escaped
from him, ard two cannon. che OF which hs
brought eff, and disabled iH0 other. Thir-
teen Of tho prisoners Wer5 brought here, thee
Of whom Were Aiabsmiaus, from Bib, BlOunt,
and Calhoun counties. Tao others are on their
way here. The force Of the enemy is v~a-iou5ly
es.i1sted f-om FIVE TO ten thousand, aud the de-
sign Of The expedition is not yet developed.
The latest n0ws from Tuscumbil represents
hat ths enomy bad fallen back twenty-five
miles, thatlhey had burnt many houses in the
VICINITY Of tho szirmi5h end that there were
twenty-five transports at Easip9rt, whsther wish
CT without troops was not ECWD.
Sxty-ssven more prisoners, including one let
lieutenant, were brought bera yesterday even
ing -HHgtsgiYe AdU0eate 22d ut.
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FROM CAPE GIRARDEAU. Tie MsmBb;
Bulletin Of The 29sh cit, ssys:

Bplietia Of The 29sh ult, says;
TIE steamer Hannibal arrived at shis port
this m9rniug, she having left Cape Girsrdeau on
Saturday, and consequently brings the very
latest intelligence from that point, il being dis
patches from our special correspondent.
The rebels made q slight attack on the Cane
on Friday, but they were repulsed by Bdggdisr-
General Mcneil, with considerable loss. The
Belle Memphis had arrived and departed for St.
Louis. She, for the present, viii be used as q
Government dispatch boat between those two
places, or rather as long as the government
requires q boat for that purpose between the
Cape and St Louis, a large packet, when tie
Hannibal left, was used as 3 transportation boat
between the Illinois shoTe and Caps Grsrisau.
There is no enemy il the vicinity Of New
Madrd.
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At the r~s=iienes Of e. g.. Sm7sbe, Esq4 ns-r Jack
soa. On sssT6ay. May 2I 1865 Dr. SAMUEL A. CART
wsIaHr late Of Il W OIlszns, adiutaas surgeon gea-
eraI Of Western department.
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GENERAL 3D. Il. 81.

HEADQUARTERS Army OF TE7EESsEE
TULLaHgEA. Iea1- April z1L 1853.
having been csrs-lsd has many soldiers, row
absent fr-u -8 army are elriif 90 r5-rrl u
their ccl1-s. b.. s-5 sa erred 5v th= fear Of pu1lshn.u s
as r~e7artefs the CoIus1lilF General Tves 10 ice hat
az VIII BE- restored 20 l1ty- W-E01t EuaEhDfnf. WIN
rs-- q 10 their corps ~i-1u fTs4tF da7-. * witlil cur
I-sa-or II now n,sth u the L-.sof This amy within
'O-ty dEys.
~ command Of General BRAGG.
I3i5le1I W. H- E4CEkLL,
Grief Ct SAL.
[OHea-l-KUL5cH FLL-cyEE a A. Gllera.
uy22W
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~ The attention Of agents Of the produce
loan is invited to the advertisement Of the
general agent, Mr.. J. D. B. DaBow, to DO found
in this evenings paper.
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ADKERTISEMENTS


H}RON -ha urEeriTusd. IN Saturday. May "a. ny
Il FOCkET-B9OK containing seue money, a breast
pun AID ? no-s Of hand On a. Widen, for che thousand
aotaf5 a1e o+ or aboat the lss Of A7Ei, 1853. Said
person except nJsslE
mT4 IL BRs HERD
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WHEAT CORN CROPs-Ths informa-
ton we have thf0uga letters GG3 persons Of OBJ
ssrva.ion. from Aobs7ille, Eigef5ld, and Barn
wei districts, give very encouraging prospects
for tbe growing wheat aud the sand Of much
corn is good for the season. a letter from Abbe-
vile district. dated The 2lst Instant. says: "T
trust there win be 5000 to 100000 bushels
wh3st -ors1i3 rom this district. In E]ge6eld it's
eqEally promising" We hope the holders Of
corn and -four iH the country win not allow tie
toesDA to fast, when cur soldiers and their fsmi-
lies are needing The staff Of life. So far as the
ertoTii0Esgs and spectators mag Be hurt By the
aoundaut prospect Of the gram, ere loag to
nPen, they msy have sour and bitter 51esd for
their daily ration5-ChqrlestoH Msrcnrg.
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T Passports are nov issued ia Augusis,
Georgia, a. twenty-five cents osch-the proceeds
% Be- handed over to the Augusta Purveying
a,sicia6ou, for The benefit Of the city pOor.
Tds Is 8 good ides.
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AL0A &ALs904AS O0hAAAGa
We have many r1n6Ts and reports from
GRrERsoS and his free rovers. The first
authenticated story seams to be that they were
ambushe6 at a bridge somewhere between
Porchatoula and Baton Rouge, after three
companies had passed ever the bridge. In
leading the remainder in an effort to cross,
Colonel PRINz is represented as having been
MORALLY wounded, Z soldier killed, and six.
teen wounded. Seven prisoners hsve been
captured from hs command, Of whom three
were brought to the city last night.
The grss companies chat succeeded IN pass
ing the bridge, are supposed to have hurried
on to Baton Rouge. TIE whereabouts Of the
main body is not known, though they are sup
posed to be in tie vicinity Of Graensburg, some
forty miles east Of Baton Rouge. Il is also
understood that Colonel NILES IS in their front,
and Colonel ADAMS in their rssr. Their final
capture is not improbable, though It must be
confessed they have had quite an easy time Of
b thus frA
Since Wriing the above, We learn through an
extra from she M~ississigpian Office, ihas Mr..
COOPER, Editor Of that paper, who accompanied
the expedition from this place in pursuit Of
GRRRsoE, hiss returned, and reports that on
Saturday nigh. scouts reported from The vicinity
Of Greensboro, Louisiana, that ericsson hav-
ing become alarmed fer bis safety, was proceed
ing st d~ouble-quick toward Baton Rouge.
GRIERsoN had pressed al old gentleman named
FIELDER, to pilot him. Tue enemy burnt the
bridges on bis route 10 prevent pursuit.
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- Irr D,FspRr-Gsn- -

A LADYs JUE D'EsPRIT-Gsn. Bsauregard
fslegTaphe1 to Gov. Bonhsm, after he eight in
Charleston harbor, that the enemy had not come
up to time, and that the Charleston ladies seemed
70 think the city safe, for that he had never
lean 50 many Of them On the battery. Apropos
Of this spirit lady writing from Charleston
sfisI the sight, says: The Yankees gave Us
what We intended giving them, The Deva,' but
i think they would rather have kept him"
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IAlAaflf A-la1 aalfrE Ap "a 20, Leea y
N eonplancs with the above order fron the SURGEON
4 General, I wcud respectfully cal tie attention 81
the ladies' Of Mississippi and Louisiana 90 the iupo--
lance of the cGitivation Of tots plant, tie Iaies ~
which eEuding fr0n the p~rust1red capsules, when suff-
GENTLY hardened and carefully pat m. nav be- sert n,
this depot Richard POTTS.
Surgeon C. s. 4. ard as5ilal Purraver
ap41m Department Miss znr East Larsfars
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SOAP SOAPI
sop F0R TFEE .HEzzFOT.

sOaaE III III sILLLLU. ~
4 Ii 81 ycu who want BAR SOAP. pa. mp ia
n boxes ear raa-u tls Glus 70 81 razsouabls prices
la the ils viii p-rIi- By applying g. Ia soap Fao-
o. y r5E -e Coll51er1t= ErI.s. JzcE-on. Ms.
@. q. LYECH Proprietor.
p 81 viii zeI SCI. Soap a. u csu- Per pond. u
VIII be OF tst-E-s qualify All parties wishing ths
same D1att1-luL b-Eelz- EEigal5 c1GmiEa1es ard
cLl7rl VIA % W-l 90 have el the Grease hey can
spare snpee1 O. ua L via Day high pr e. for tha
sans All ordsH acs u1saied with he el-h, or geese
snDEei via b. pulc-raly zte- dsd o..
er-- DIV r.. j. TECE
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WT0TR. R6C0V RHD LARD.

TETE have jas, received, on consignment,
90 bhlF. Fiour.
5000 los. rice Bacon,
. tiercss Leaf Lar5-sI Of whiah viii be sold
low. J. STRAUSS & BRO,
my41Ws State street.
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Confsderste bonds Of the ffesn million
l.an sold on Wednesday in Charleston at one
hundred premium. Some Of the recently sub.
sedbtd eight PEI cent bonds sold a seven and
e'gbt per cent. premium.
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GiersOns on his raid down the New
Orleans road, destroyed some twenty-one
bridges, grest and small, between BrOokhayen
and Summit Some are very badly destroyed,
oilers only slightly injured. II viii, how
ever, as is thought, take some four Ct FIVE
weeks to put the road again in running order.
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- THE EADERS !

CONFEDERATE SEATEs G2 AHERTCA.o
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE
Ri-amCudl Va, 2aTch 1871. 15631
Crculzr.l
HEEDTCAB ~PUETEYGRS VIII make er7sa-rra
W. through cards pubi he'd in newspapers, to i1dura
tue isdiss throughout the sou b 70 interest thsmssivss
in the culture Of the garden POPPY. They nay
tAus render ths Conielsracy essential service
lSIynedl s.. p. MOORE.
surE-on General, O. S. A.
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II We had the pleasure Of a visit this morn
ing from our old and highly esteemed friend,
Hon. Dsniel D. Wright, Of Tippsh county.
Col Wnght Was severely wounded in the right
arm Al shs battle Of Peuyviile, and has very
recently been exchanged after = long imprson.
ment afCsup Chase. We ere pleased to see
that lis nishaps and misfortunes have not
saupsnod bis ardor or depressed bis spirits.
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a We ask the attention Of al parties inter
osied, to The advertisement Of Major n. r.
Clark, eomInandant Of eonscripts. The major
has taken Gle bull By the horns, and is deter
mined to 60 to the full extent Of the law in the
discharge Of bis duties. The Safe now de-
mands the services Of hsT sons, and 81 those
liable 70 eonsciption viii most assuredlY be re-
gsrdad and treated IS d~esersers, if they fail to
coma-z Nth tbs oder Of Maior Clark.
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DANAWAX from the undersigned, OF the Iath -qE.
IA the MUbATTO EOy,A LFRsD about dvs feet
tou- OF dEe inches EiCh weighs abs-t che bundled ard
thirty hvespoUl1s, Dlrked on the fa9a from smallpox.
quick spoken when spoken 70. Twill pay The abevs
reward TO any msu who may lodge hIm in jail
HzGRE FOX
au2EI2ls Tan7i~eho r.
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- II Columbus, Go, MsssEs. Haiman &
Brss. EMPLOY four hundred workmen, and turn
out two hu1dTed aad 6ly swords and c~utlasses
per day. They arc row preparing to make
cols HepseAug pssss. The ordnance depart
msnt under Aiajor Humphreys, turns cut two
Ndndrcd swords and c0tlasses, and a quantity
. mall arms daily, besides W heavy guns and
eis hundred shot and shell per week. Colum-
buss enc vast workshop now.
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~ Inc winchester bHtetth STAKES mai
.Roseucrans has had fifty dwellings burnt be
tween Murhsesboro' and Nashville, as 3 r@etsls-
sion for rebs raids By our cavalry upon The
railroads and bis trains. Among those burnt
were tho 6ne residences Of Messrs. Scales, vii
lie, an5 8 mfn rear Tnune. Rosecrans' order
was for ell residences, owned OF occupied y
persons who had sons or ether members Of tie
family ID the Coniederase service, 70 BE- burnt.
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eighteen dollars per dozen. Hats, At the same
price. Domesiies, twenty cents per yard. Two
hundred barrels Of -four sold at auction at ten
dollars and fifty cents per barrel.
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HOUETRT PEODUCE Chickens Ducks. Tu-zsz
aesse, Sweet p tstoes, st-a85er.Es- Lard. ryz,
Butter Com, CorH Neal BlcSv~1eat. Bs=sssx. Here7-
wool EOdde-. fa5leso Of 81 kinds, Bacon Notion
and Pork, EaitsIuHz, Ga.deu and Flsld sesd5 MHcb
Cows Gsd Calves Beans Peas sud FrssA Gik.
For the e owe engagsments viii be 1sac with farm
ers for al they oan send 90 rs 81 The highest and most
liberal prices, aud ca b do7@
m7I5.t MJTETDcE & AUSTTv-
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TOBACCO.
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nor sale tUentys,x 5oEes fire vIrsinis Tob-eso,
a Apply TO VAUGHAN & WELLOE5.
au3l7t~ Goodman gEsa