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Marshals Sale.


DY virtue Ct writ Eesditi0z erpoEaa 70 me difocted
I'D fr0n The Circuit Court q lDe Unite1 STATS, sor
the Mde itsricf Of Tennessee ~ fts October term,
1855 will expose 10 pgbc sale, t0ss kf<nsst BIDDER,
fr cash. a. the door 0f the Court hoaEe On Nashville
Tenn, on II ESDAY. 18th q JANUARY, f8s4, al the
rrht title claim, interest, ara estate wach B. W.
Mafrae has N certain trsct o. parcel q land n or
ear the town Of Clarksyile Tsunesses, bounded A.
follows Hbegnning a. corner Of lots Nos. -
and "a. % Nsvei's guodivisoc, and running thence
with the nosth AIDE % The Qarksyie and Port hoyai
Tarnp ke (she beginning corner being on said road
four hundred AID elgAtgsIx ard hall feet, % >
stone corner With 7. J. Wisdom thence norta, ek
degrees east 70 q stone, SID Wisdom's north east
CIR ~ b Dolens line tbeDs east viii SAD Dolsn's
line I've huEdred asd tgenty-seven FRET, y stone
Frer With lot sold b. J. 5. Barfso ". A. QuaTies,
T. r. ". lk0nzs and Jas. D. Glenn, and thence, Rifh
sid Qaaress. Ih0mass and Glean's line . the be-
gnninE, oa ihs Giarksriiie and Port Royal TurR-
7lke-coztaiainE, by sslmsls, fftesa acres and ify
poles," with All he impioFemsnts thsfoon ana ap-
purtenanoss thereto, eInbFacing oonmedions deel-
log the aHn.s ealrs levied IN = SATISFY JH4gmens
re1dered - ssit Ceurt "A favor q Aradi. Con.
Stable & Co. aa4 aqalnsf B. v. knoEea and g. 3.
Coulter, Sale . coluenca a II o'eIack A. II. ~
{ ~-rlk5Ita14ae Eersr1s nnV11~nss
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Notice.

TTIHE undersigned this day having sold 70 hessTs.
i McMulien a GATES their goods and business, a.
No. % Cbsfry street, Nashville DO recoumend 10
the avorabe notice snd pstr Of those hitherto
dealing with Us al the old stand, these
bo viii there continue the same trade 90 Stationery
and kindred geocs suitable for suffers, postmsstsrs
and others selling IN TIE army.
Thankful for tie patronage hitherto given ", We
take pleasure IN transferring trade 70 tbs hands
Of honorable and fA,rdeAng Gaen, Is all VII ind oar
successors 70 be.
nov2S-u ALLEN 4 co.
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

ETTE oGer Three Lerge Lots In the vicinity Of the
w Corporation Spri & and but q short distance
from the General Railroad Depot, viz:
ONE LOT, with good picket fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 feet 'front.' running through TO Vine, about
$40 feet and froatina three sire Is total number
OF front feet about 100. .....t fElt
Also, LOT on Vine street, about 500 feet, run
ming through 90 McLemor0 street about 200Ieet,
r6ntiBg three Streets and having totsl front Of
about 500 feet, with picket fence
Also, I0r on High street, Rb1ut eco feet front,
running to an alley in the direction OF summer
street.
The three Io.s above mentioned are considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
Venient, cheap, have ~ater facilities, and room Tor
waste material and are veil worthy Of the AIien-
ton of those who desire to invest In productive
property II. G. SC0VEL.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF Letters RemainIng In the
Nashville Post office, Nee. lat,
ls83--.LIst no. 22s
All letters advertised subject 70 extra charge
Of one cent Persons cglling for them will please be
prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters Will please say
they are advertised and give number and date Of
list.
All letters not taken out in one month will be sent
TO the General Post Office IS dead letters.
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot fronting the
n Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir-
able part Of the city for Family Residences Apply
Il. @. SOOYKL.
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sM ID Rlfps Of HNPflH j NASHVILLE


he following b eOrreot li.t q al Hospitals 10
this city:
Hossaal No lou Gun Eas,oyy 4. sarRson c "
Homer toll a str,et, on the ffi.
Hosyiai No Z--Cnirsrsity Buildisg surge0u 4 D
Lyudc, q Vols, Msrkrt street, she Hill
Ho,P-tal Ne 3-Essisy'i Building - geon L D Hsr-
loE, Vols, sOath -essi corner Public square.
Hospital No 5-0uH F1oiory: surEcoa Hogs-
boon, 4 vos, upper and o. Font street..
Hosgifai 10 8--Masonie Hall surKeou " Otter
sou, Vols, corner n Chsrsh and summsr ssrsesz
Hospital No S--Carrlags Faetrys = surreoo q
" France, q = A, 1akst street below thesqusrs
Hosplai 30 H. Psst Roussl A A surEeon L D
Hogle = A. on University rfEs
HsspsaI No r. broadway Hotri surzaon W Ian.
tor 4 : Vols, corner BE-. al All Cherry streeta
Hospiiai No I3--Hsuss's High eckaoi. surgeon r 2
TayloI, Yos, ooruer q spruos ana Broad strssts
H0spfai No 1f--NsshEais Fszsair AfaaeraF furgee,
P. Hips, Vols, ChaTcb strsst. hoar Zoe Chstts
boorz Depot.
HoBasi No lS--Hyaess High selool Surgeon zr
y Casmber. Fois CORNER u Lins ard sanimsr So.
HoYlsi No is-(C0afrabardl A A surss.n n.
Bayns, A, corner u Broaa snd Frunt stss.iy
HospRai No H-fQNosrs'l sgrgeon i b Iy5as
Q : Vols, N ,rket % syt, On The Hin
HospIaf Ne l9--Morris & SIrasloasg Rt.Lfirg, g..
gsin "a FOye, 4 Vols, No 4 AZ 4rssf IL -
HosDhgf No 9--Mstao.iia Caurrh grfrg.on = :.
alisr q 3 Vols Cbufeh ssr,ct bet allI.ssss -.i -
S.1sesTia-.i Fs7'''sa Sage n o.Ik Mel srmosi.
Vols, on Harcln Pike, vest n tn isntrttf.-v'
Prfsoa Hop iaI-ssooad Bayfsf Casr,h /, a a -. -
zeon q Hckman, L A. liis.rry street. On 49, a.
CsHuais-ceHf bd-racks flaarAasA Hsass Come =
Church ana Cbtrfy streets
Medical Director Of Departusut
EhggsHs Glover Perm, Z 8 4. Oilioa. CI..tt.-o..,
Isun. -
4 siadR Medisul n eafor surrao. r.
rhgTstoa Oee', No - Cherry street, betassa 80
aad Church-
Asfieal Laspssi,r' aurgeen y cisndsois. r "
one No e Cherry street, between Bro.f - -
Mefioai D.Sscfor keserrs csTYgs surx.eu wl'il..-
81 headquarters
Msdoai Dssoio' y a. Posf Surgeon I. yV.i.,.
Odise, south sumnsr street., aear "a CO. -
TPrososf Aarthaf' Leut Cd Go sraniSlS,- y.
AaiistaHf frorof kgrsiai, Cspilin 49,. q -.
5lst Limos. Orcs ~ ne STAT CsrltaI 49,
cssastasiss II ~ Fda BriradI-r C. q, .
Granger hsseqh.fters, celiezs street. bst,...
Caarch and Unioa st. eis. ''.A-se
HEeadY=arfrs " ~ C1HtHlaadrr ~ "A. 49,
haiAsals Gee koasseaa Tie Bsss res.s-...y
Church siresi, beiseen Wac and sprsr.- -'-.s,
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NASHVILLE, Tenn Nov. 3, IB03s
VXyANTg1, b AZ Army O1lcsr, q House, furE shed
w Any person having house Of this kind 20
rent IN please address, through the Nashville Pest
oHioe, LlEUf. ). B. REEVE, Boa az.
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water faciil-
n ties, healthy, prettily soped fine forest tress
about ten fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square, possessing the advantages In many respects,
o. both city ana country, and exempt from the dis
advantages Of the city, viz: efiuvia. heat, heavy
taxes, etc. The subscriber oilers FOR SALE LOTS
al the streets and avenues in tbs beautiful plat.
Apply TO Il. g. SCOVELL
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VIvANTED TO PURCHASE AND RENT, HOUSES
w and Iots IN and about Nashville, and small
ssTS-sf Il q. BC0YH-
No 10 Park st north Of Cedar. opposite tbs Capitol.
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Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Iaborers. -

ATGULD do well 10 husband aud apply their
w means TO the purchase Of good hOAE LOIS,
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
q enhancement in the value OF their property, ward
OG the ind ucemeuts and facilities for dissipation,
and escape the digraes and rsia incident to being
caught in their snsres and traps which are inTOv-
ing and DESTROYING thouaands - :. ~
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DY the purchase Of Home Lot, for ycur own
ID use, thereby avoiding thoss monthly, quarterly,
aud annual snnoyanoes, such as RbNT DUks, which
confuse, disturb, fret, and shorten life
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,oRgMINAL coURT,

yu1se-Hoa NJ. n. Brisn.
AEoraey Gasra'-Ge0. b. stubbleisld,
Cssrb-onAros ". SAITH.
zThs Court nssts tls arsi MoudaY IN April, Az
Suat and Dscombor.
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Buena Vista Lots for Salel

THESE LOTS possess the four-fold advantages Of
l. health, ground well suited for walks and roads,
good water, and eHgibilty-withAl, chsspness.
Apply TO II. @. SCOVEL.
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That Valuable Business Lot.

ON the North side Of the Public Square, next to
~ Messrs h. Douglas, fronting twenty
nine and hvetwelfths feet, and running back about
one hundred and twenty-five feet to an alley, com
mAndiug fine view Of Market street, is now offered
for sale by h. G. SCOVHA
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NIoHT POLICE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Sh~ig-Jamss X. Hlntoa. D,yusiss--Thr uas Eob-
on aud J. X Buchanan
Rsgtaw-Pninnas oArrs1t
Ttsass--W Jasper nAyioE.
oorosE-G Guuter
Raag~-AleEaader NcDanlal.
Rssssas Coueror-W. ID. hsOgerflon.
Bafirea4 T1z dbllaoaor-J. @. Rrfiay.
OOasaa5las Jor a. Hashszls DtsEiot-Joan .. aesaF
I'd i 3 Narnaan.
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Raafhara. Gineeng.

N rFsWAx. HIDES, CREASE, DRIED FRUITS,
E1 and saosf a. Kinds 81 Tenneesee Protace
s-anted b. d. D. DTCKKY. kgent.
~r acs5--tk brad end Ed stresis
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Syphilis in every form, both
primary and secondary, and
all the Diseases it entails.

There Is No disease affecting mankind more TO Be
dreaded than Syphilis, Commonly called Poz-)
It obstinateIy cIings to its victims, again and
sgan reappesriDg VIII thought to be entirely
ersdiosted. II iesurely yet hercely, consumes the
organs u attacks and sOon the lie OF The emactaied
and c sre-worn victim is destroyed.
10 Is hereditary, descending from generation to
gene' alton, In various forms, scrofua, Diseases
of the Throat, skin, etc.
How Invaluable, then 10 persons infected with this
disease Is remedy ike tnis, and how essential that
those having faint Of the disease Ia their system
should eradicate it without delay-Ro, only % sars
deselues from faissry, b, 70 protect their of spring
4 he Medicine mild that q requires no charge Of
DIET and pet i that sfeclaliy ptTges from Oh,
ssB' he poisonous infection which breeds and testers IN
dos not contain particle Of Mercury IN any form.
hence cares all MeToHrial Diseases.
It depends for its success upon much more efficient
agent than is found in any preparation of s4rGAps-
riuA and the proprietor is stised, from his many
careful experiments, that the root which forms the
chief ingredient is, whou, dO5t, the most ssctuAl
antldots known for the cure of this disease. 1t
cures al mercuri&l diseases.
IT Is NEEDLES TO Par LARGE SUMS
TO BE cURED. WHEN IT CAN BE DONE
BIZ SIMPLE REMEDY. FOB A SMALL
PRICE, AND WITHOUT EXPOSURE.
Price, Two Dollars per Bottle.
Three bottles sent to any address, free Of an s1-
pense, on the receipt Of Five Dollars. Address
OLIVER CROOK & CO.,
DAYTON, OHIO.
Sold by ali Druggists.
Ask for DR.. Crooks SPILLS Remedy.
Sold In Louisville. Kentueky,by
RAYMOND TYLER.
noyfO-lms
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For a Rich Man.

ONE SEWING MACHINE, IN GOOD RUNNING
~ ORDER, for sale BY r. q. sCOfHL-
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gudrs-Hon. james Whitsorth
sierb-P. Lindsey Michel.
81 The JudED's Court nests he hrnt Monday b
sAch mon IN, and The QEaFtariy Court, eomposed 90
ne Magistrates o. tho Comfy, = hed tie aEst Nos
~ n JanuarJ, april, JslT and Oetobsr.
osaoosT oz,oaH.
CzFs-Davld {. Low.
81 rhs oOart nsoss ~ aEsi AoaaaE n hsrsa
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DaEldsSn County Directory.
Oily aoxERNMENr

CITY aoVERRkENI
JOIN HUGH SMITH, koyo,
WILLIAM saANs, Bsoora.r.
JOHN CKUMBLE2, aarahaL
Dq=y Ksrskals-W. =. WEkinson, A. q fa1<lss
C.-I, - =. Ssrs.s-JosD osumbsy. ss,e.sO, arst,
hos. AccArty, ssoond and hlisha Loeg, tair4
Tns Aassss0r-WlnAm Driver.
Rssss.s cbi4nar-A. 3. ShAnklAnt
RaIr ms Cblisufor--E B. GSrrett
Trsessas--R. Henry
FAarf Aaas-ThonHs Lsake.
s-p~asssd~f Il As R~saOs.s-J. .. Dodd.
lSlpriasaadsus u a. Fai.r Rorls--em. 81 VAT
oAssf q ~ ~ pTaraasss-L \ Free1lsa-
ea-toa 81 ~ Oual1sr--E n. hcEr
ersss Orsrassr-J. Z stewart.
O. Aaorrsg-W A Briea-
CITY coeaScsL.
BoazD OF ArisrRxzs-u a. BrIoa, Presadsnf.
Firsf Ea-d-Jno Newman.
Ssooa9 Hard--Josepa R0bb.
Tkrd Eard--G A Naydeid.
Foarls Edrd-H G ScoFei.
fifA Word ioaeuh r. Nnowics
SRA Wari-M n Brien.
Serenlh Hard-M @ L Uiaiborne.
ElsAA Ward--JOseph smith.
G 'NxON Coz, ciL-AndreW Anderson, PresidenL
Firsf Eani-las Turner and John osrper.
Seerad WeTd--G M SoEthgate AID Myers.
Third Bd-d--AndTcN Andersen aud Alsx hcnans1L
k0urth HaTd-- -- and Charl sayers-
Fy1t Far.i-W A Cheathau Gsd p Giase.ex.
sarfh Hard-rJ YarbroaEh and Wm Driver.
espsafh Ward--J 3 Rust and NV. Crcady.
EgAA Bara--Wm HAily and ID Wheeler.
STANDING coHNIr ~ o. mH CIT coUsuL-
H.aass-Kaesies. southgate, and Andersen
Rstg Rerk@-Anderson, smith, and Glzscotk.
S%e-a-SayeFs, Turner, SCuthgate, hsy naie. Ctsai-
ham, farbr uRa Claiborne, aad Hay.
soheols-Hud, knoales, Aad Whee sr.
Rharf-Oarp,r, fps ior, and Newman.
Firs DepartsEEt--Myers, Rust. and Ec0vel
Gas-DTver, B-ien sad Cready.
Gssasfsry-Snth, Wheeisf and daily.
1farkst H0ass-S0uthgAts, Newman and Carper.
safues-srieu, Mcdaniel * q Myers.
Falios--Y arbTough, sonvel. And sayer7.
Sp-agS-ClAitoFne, HUI, AID Hsiiy
Work H0ase--- hoathazn. itiibb and Mcdaniel.
Ispro 7-slests 1Hd Erpssdihues--coYel, 3ouihgktei
and Driver.
i'abise 1-veysYfy--R RIB, Driver, and Tarner.
Pet Hosss-Nswtnsn, hAiiy, aud Boutbgate-
- lie Board Of Aidermsn mocta ia TursdAya
leEt preceding the second and fourth Thurscafs In
ssoh mcnth, and ne Common council che scoEa
md tourth fhursdNvs IN sach noah.
NIGHT POLICE
cayssss-John a Pickett
Ffrst Lisafsnlsf-Robsrt Scctt.
Seo0Hd Lieutsa saf -John !. Ingslll.
RaHss-navld RloNabb Joan C1vendeT, joel FhiL
lips, Vim Puckett, nAnr Barget, VIM aalloy, Murray
Phillips, SlmT Pummcr, John Chenaut, Nueh DAVIS,
James Miller, WIN Mayo, " n Rice VIM Baker, "a
syFon, Bird Bruce. Eichoi, VIM stewart, jesse
sss.rSs Police Court Is Opsusd ever Horains ~
aine O'Clock
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EIarriaEe and Funeral Notices,
Viii be charged ct the usual advertising rates.
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Esnecisl Attention

IaoNGCA4A AAbNShN4CA
nan 20 the. purchase and sale Of Real Estate,
renting Of stow BOuses, and Dwellings, and al
other bushes. roquging.pronFt and esetsns sssion
BY
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

tTEE LINES on LEHs 10 Constitute soUAnn.)
isquaFe, day. 81 OO-each sdditsnal Inssrta 90 50
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. !, 1868,
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4 me FRAME OFFICE, WITH TWO Rooms, Dor
~ sac by H.G. sCOVEL
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The 0. 5, SANITARY Commission.

~ .:.s.s. I,.:ss:. 8 8. 49,. ~ s s1s
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NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Trihunn's snacial.

Tribune's special:
A General Order, just issued, says the
following officers and men are declared
duly exchanged as prisoners Of war since
the announcement in General Orders No.
10, of January, 1868:
/ First-All officers and enlisted men, and
all persons whatever may have been their
| classification or character who have been
delivered at City Point, Virginia, up to
May 9Th, 1868
SecOnd-Ah officers who have been cap
tured and released on parole up to April
lsL 1868, wherever they may have been
captured.
Third-AlI enlisted men who have been
captured in North Carolina and Virginia,
and released on parole, up to March 1st,
1868.
Paroled troops declared to be exchanged
will be without delay equipped for the
field, and forwarded to regiments to which
they belong, from posts or camps wher-
ever they may be collected. All officers
and enlisted men absent in virtue of being
on parole, viii, now that they are ex-
changed, report for duty with their proper
commands.
Senators Wade and Chandler went down
the river to-day on a visit to the Army of
the Potomac r'-.
AT the presentation of complimentary
resolutions from the Washington City
Council to General Mcclellan yesterday,
he declared the rUmor of his resignation
false.
Special 10 the Times:
The President tonight, received from
headquarters Of the Army of the Potomac,
an original letter from JEFF. Davis, ad-
dressed to one of his Colonels, in which he
speaks despOndingly of affairs in the
Southwest and on the Rappahannock.-
The letter was found in a rebel camp at
Fredericksburg and dated May I'd.
Lees Headquarters are in Fredericks-
burg.
General Banksdale, of Mississippi, is in
command there.
The rebels are remarkably well clothed
this Spring.
A dispatch was received at the State De-
partment to-day from Minister Corwin,
which shows that up to the Dist Of April
the French had not obtained possession of
Puebla.
A Missouri influence, headed by Sena-
tor Henderson, has procured the release of
General Curtiss, and the appointment of
General Scofield in his place. An indie
pendent active cavalry command will be
Immediately given TO Colonel Fitzpatrick.
1t viii Be recOl1ected that 1t was stated
that previous to falling back, Hooker held
a COUNSEL of war, of all corps commanders
of his army. With this statement in view,
the public viii be surprised to know that
four Of the six Generals present, urged
upon Hooker an immediate advance on the
rebel army.
AIarge party of leading Union Leaguer's
of Philadelphia, arrived here to day.
Senators Wade and Chandler and Col.
Forney, are their invited guests. 1t is
supposed that steps are to be invited, where
by home forces shall be arranged under Gov
erment auspices, and to repress disloyal
demonstrations in the North.
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Major General George Stoneman is
native of Chatauque county, New York,
where his father still resides. He entered
the military school at West Point at the
age of nineteen, and graduated in l845
with high honors in the class with George
B. klcClellan-wRs assigned position as
ID Lieutenant in the regular service, and
with his company went overland from Fort
Independence to the Pacific coast, where
he remained seven years, serving during
the war with Mexico, during which time
he was promoted TO he q 1st Lieutenant
While Jefferson Davis was Secretary Of
War, he vas breYeted Captain for meritor-
ious conduct After returning from Mex
ieo, be obtained a furlOugh and spent a
year in Europe, visiting Sevastopol and
other important points, in search Of such
military information as he thought would
be beneficial to his calling.
On his return he was breveted Major
and assigned command in Texas, where
he was on duty at the breaking out Of the
present war He was recalled from that
point and for q time held q command at
Key West. On the 18th Of August, 1861,
he was made a Brigadier, and given a po-
sition in the Volunteer service, and made
chief Of the cavalry forces. He is q man
now about 40 years Of age.
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FROlI NEW YORK..

NEW YORK, May Is.
Last Wednesday noon, the Burnside
Rifles, at Camp Sprague, Staten Island;
were making preparations to leave in
body, when Col. LeOy, in command of the
post, called out strong guard to defend
the enterance through which the mutineers
determined to pass. They came on armed
with clubs, stones, spades and pickaxes,
and when Col. Leoy, with pistol in hand,
commanded them to return to duty, he
was met with a yell of defiance and hit
iby stone hurled by one Of the party.
He throttled the assailant and mutineers
They endeavered to escape in another di-
rection when fight ensued in which one
man was killed and others wounded; % of
the number escaped, but were afterwards
captured and taken in irons to Governors 8
Island.
It appears from semi-oficial accounts Of
Gen. AVerilps expedition, that previous to
the battles of Charlottesville, Stonewal
Jackson, was at Gordonsville with $4,000
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 10.
A dispatch from Cairo, received yester-
day, states that our troops, all the way
from Memphis to Young's Point, are NOV
ing to reinforce General Grant, who will
endeavorto cut off the railroad between
Jackson and Vieksburg.
The Vicksburg correspondent Of the
Memphis Appeal takes a gloomy view of
matters, and says that Grants movements
deceived everybody.
Bragg was at Atlanta on the ID.
A dispatch from Richmondsays railroad
communication has been re-established be-
tween Richmond and Fredericksburg.
The Richmond Sentinel Of the 18th con-
tains Jackson dispatch of the 11th, say
ing the Natchez Courier processes to have
information that Kirby Smith, with 10000
raw troops, whipped Banks, driving him
out of Washington, Louisiana.
The Sentinel says Laws North Carolina
Rrigade lost 905 men at Charlottesville,
or SO per cent. of its entire number.