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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
COMMUNlC ALTON.
FoG THE COLUMBIA I EH oCRAT.
Letter from the Potomac Army.
CAMP on BULL Rus BATTLE.GRorSD Va,
October Il. I-t3. {

October IL l-63.
Nh Dear Sir Tile past week has
been an eventful one to the Army Of the
Potomac. On Saturday last, Oct. 10Th,
it was ascertained that Gen. Lees army
vas in motion, and moving round TO our
righ. flank. Our Corps, the second, went
q short distance from Cuipepper on the
Luray road, and finding the enemy in
force, we commenced iutrenching to resist
an attack About midnight the entire
army commenced falling back, and by
Sunday evening we were all safely across
the Rappahauncck. On Monday the en-
cmy commenced massing his forces near
Brandy Station, and Gen. Meade prompt
ly met the movement by massing his troops
at Rappahannook Station. Never were
Corps more skiIllully handled, and instead
Of retreating further we advanced towards
Brandy station in different lines of battle,
ready and willing to meet the enemy on
] vel ground, But it was not his intention
10 .iEht th,re. At II o'clock, Monday
pi..ht, we re crossed the Rappahannock,
and commenced falling back to this point,
encampiug for the night near Auburn
Our cavalry had several severe fights, and
we're severely repulsed near Sulphur
Springs. BY skiful manGuvreing the
enemy got in our rear, and at one time,
am informed, cut our communication with
Washington. This caused no regret on
our part, because we had thirteen days
ratons, and needed no advice from the
Capitol. Doubtless the enemy were try
ing to cut off Meade as they did Pope u st
gear, but unfortunately for them they have
no Stonewall jackson now. On Wednes-
day, at daylight, our Corps mmenccd
its march. bringing up the rear, support
ing the Csvalry. The other Corps passed
on to CeRtrevlle without obstruction.
Before speaking farther Of our move
mentS, allow ne to say word in relation
to the second Corps. 1t has the best rep
atation in the army, and boast that i
muer lost gun OF coiOr, though in lh'
severcst battl 8 in Virginia. BY hare
dghlipg it has been much reduced in mum
bers, and for some time has been lh
smallest Corps in the army. Its perfec
discipline is not to be wondered at whel
we consider that it has had as its comman
ders Richardson, Sumner, Couch, Han
cock, and is now commanded by Genera
Warren.
We reached a small place called Au
burn, and received orders to water an
feed our horses and let the men breakfas
Before we got into position sharp fire {
mu,ketry opened on US from the lett, an
almost Immediately rebel Battery opene
on us at short range from the right. W
wheeled into line, and instead of break
fasting commenced firing, and after uSin
100 rounds completely silenced and droy
off The enemy's artillery. We had scarcel
done this when the command "Fire to tn
rear" was given, the enemy having az
7snssd close 70 Us ia that direction, e.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
SELECT POET r Y.
StoneWali Jackson a Sentinel


The Rev. Dr. MoeRR. OF Richmond, in sermon on
,h. ,,u,h lnvcd and lam,nt.d SrosrwALL J,cKsvs
" = 49,. ,-t,.,,,.,,u .,,a;,a.,'
ha' 'l"'es "o 'o''""'"e '"''"o"''
Previous to the first battle of Manassas, when the
=. .- ,,u.,.. .,,,,.,,o, ,o.t.,, no., ,,.,, n c,.ood
"'"fS ~ ~ ~ " ~
bnustod and faint The hour arrived for setting the
-. ,.. a.. ,;,,, ma, oa,.o, os ,ho dav wan, a.,
"a'c" 'or ''' "'s"'' i"s '. VI 'e '' " w
the Generals tent anu SAID, General, the men are
n wparird nd there is not onritut is asleep, Shall
I,ota ,ho, ~ 1. No s,id tho roh,e Joct ann .,o,
u""N' '"'"' '' ' W. "u s.''
them sleep ana VIII watch the camp to'hight Ahu
,cuti, for that bravc but weorv and silent bodv Of
~, - ~; -. -
NHgIn'a heioes H"u Wien '"c s'o'ious "'o'"'"s
brOk the soldiers awoke fresh and ready for action
Al, uu,onscio1s of the noble yipiIa kent over their
y.,,. ,,.,...
Peaecao'c -'u"po's
"Twas in the diving Of the day,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

IT is estimated that the wheat crop in
the South, this year, will amount to nearly
60 900, 600 bushels. In 1861 over 81.
100000 bushels were harvested. This
great Increased is accounted for by the
fact that unusual attention has been paid
since the beginning of the war, to the cul.
tivation of the cereals Cotton and to-
bacco have been planted only to limited
extent. .--Nev York Tribune.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

Rar Atemus Ward says: 81 have al
ready given two cousins to the war, aud
| stand ready to sacrifice my wife's brother
rathur'n not see the rebelyn krusht. Ard
if wuss comes 10 wuss, I'll shed every
drop of blud my able bodied relations bas
got 70 prosocoot the war;
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

BRIG GEN. ROBERT ANDERSON, in re-
sponse to an inquiry from the War De-
partment, has stated that the flag which
he hauled down from Sumpter on the oc-
cason of its surrender 10 the rebels is still
IN his possession, and has never left his
custody.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS is buried in the
outskirts Of Chicago, in beautiful spot
by the lake shore. There is no monu.
ment erected over him, with name or his.
tory; simple mound, with a wooden
fspoe around it, tells where Douglas lies.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
BY the President,
WM. H. SEWARD, Sec'y. Of State.

a9- If the great powers Of Europe shall
see tit to interpose, treat them with polite
ness and most distinguished consideration,
We cannot be required to arrest the war
until we shall have substantially agreed
on the conditions Of peace we cannot be
expected to consider any proposals OF med.
ilation until they shsl have first been ac-
cepted by the rebels HwW thus be May
o. therea6Om before nee can be Jat'Iu asked
TO sag yes or no 10 any Surh tntcrposuton,
Tribune, Jan. %, 1863.
AS the lrst Of May has come and eone,
is is not improbable that II. G. has re-
opeded his negotiations with the French
Minister to bring about peace. 1t may
be, indeed, that Colorado Jewett, the as.
tute dipIomatist and oollaborator of the
Tribune in the peace movement, VIII, is
now again across the ocean, is charged
with mission to the French Government
on this very subject. If not premature,
will the Tribune please state the prospect
for foreign intervention. Void.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

"MY DEAR you snores," said lady to
her worser half. ~ nose it, was the la
csnic reply,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

CHICHAMAUGA, as it has generally been
pro nounced since the river became histor-
cally famous, is harsh and uneouh.-
Some writer's give it softer intonation,
and call il Chick. .s-msy uga.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

If three months more of earnest fighting
shall not serve to make serious impression
ou the rebels--if the end of that term shall
find US no further advanced than its be.
ginning-if some molight fate has decreed
that the blood and treasure of the nation
shall ever be squandered in fruitless ell
lorts--tet as JOW 10 0ar destiny, and make
khe teSk atkainlhke nencP.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
Tribune, Jan. 20.

The three months were up long since,
but the Tribune still delays coming out for
the "be.t attainable peace" Will Il. G.
fulfill his promise "Just once 7"
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REBEL RAMS cLCStlY WATCHED.
Accident to Queen Victoria.
frcw Virginia.


rsshinylo-> oei.22-rhe Washington Cnso-oL.
-.tn5 n-or.!rs, sGy-. "Tnas f:'. tAe rcAet h.v,
ini.s ae tt..a OF oons,lutncs so1 il ell y.ostbi,y
~ Tsos- Tie re.ros.de NOV, nsrt Of lee hss besn
s.,iIted - several osuses be: We s,s Inclined "
osye ths. tie chief reason of h,s pfeciplsts hisht
. his oono.rr of the result. We shall hs7ssp error
ssn,ty of ,,stinr he rns;tle Of hss-nr a. inlp..
'vs asesrs, re.Te Informed, have bees i.1.1, ths.
Gen- Xeads 'aal pcf.uc TIC rebel army so,ou,l-.
sod II pnShle oroo Lev to give battle Our 'slr7
sod ae tnsrny "a -o,,e.lon ~ ,he i-,cortsr' s.p..
s,c ~ Is or np',,sion that Lee 10 rnshins haste 20
RI Tn.,e,chments" II 10 ciicg ltri that the
-srsfs dors t. ths Aiersntris snl Orange Railroad
- tas nt-b. .ili ,. repaired in ten dsys
sf'osp DIsrtf,H.
yzssrV,on, ar. y Accounts fro-l the A-nv e.
y. Yoto-n.e t.es 'v-d 'sh, cay:
T. has tcs1 ssos'talu.6 th.t none = IN. ,sssi 70.
',.t-T ~e,s engaged Wits Gen. Eiigs;r,es, e.-,.s7
.ea- Br.kls,d Yi.,s on Hondl. la.t. h.l-.d. o.,
r.bsl shsrrhcotsr. ci.u oup,ee, and psrisy deuded
,cY cavalry sat: thc b.Ief shat thsy we're s;ises.d
- lnfsnuy.
Gen. LES Army. vi,h "a. .so.y,ien 81 Gen s.u-
rts esvalry, crossed the Espy ,nannock on Monday
NJ Rsppahsnnoot sts'lon General u.r,
.ell tsek on the rvsr on Tr.sdsy. no. stopping
n Wtren.oa. thfol.l Which b. p.us5, ,i;housh 10
ADMITTED lat hib men lad 90. ~ oy,4 II Ssi %
.v.niy .ot.- houf, Tho oil sIs Of Genera Less
army ssted ths: their rey6 T4.r.s, vss rsus.d by .
destitation 81 p.ovisi5rs IT. tfidfe o-a- u. RAP
ean bad been carried s-sy h. fhe rise 10 ibe river
etn-ed b. the rto-rn ef Thursday 0's.: sne Genera,
Leo laid ron .oon s'dse voieh hs creased ~.
army "a tho south side Of ibs liver. II Is ,.rta
- ;hrrs no considofabe ret.I fort. n,v r'''h d
'se Esp,dsr, unioss II b. portions OF Gsser.! So.
an cavalry, With his srti.lefy.
Itv eurently rrmored, hy reb.l ofisers, that
f.n Le-- having driven Gen. Ieads back towards
Uesh.nston- and Destroyed portion n the Oiarso
and AlsrsndIia Railrosa, that either Con Hiirs or
Cen. Hvs,r' eor;s would nov be inmediste!y dis
pssehed 20 the ...iraneeo e Gen bragg This report
Il strengthened - srts.eus rumors, that one OF
these COTS about 10 start thther before the late
movement b-e.n.
Tho rbel newspspsu say ths, General IIs, cap
tered ten thou"ns c, ol- 'rooya FOL. battery, .nd
large number " ssfon. ioriss his lat. eErissisn.
J. sufheien; 70 rtn:rf, In tn'vsr 20 N o. that ts
o'iesl rp,r;s contradict thi, ws,en.nt The V.f-
-es,en rairosd hs oot besa dl'' .Nst BY st. .,.m,
Wen holitts -nuy .nt O. .ae R.rrrhsr po.s.
The ere no ssns u , sI.tle.
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From WashiD gton,
Wee sct ~~rrc-Tse Pyssif.as ND Uis
Generals The -icsies ster--tsptor ssf
Uis Double Wns and intrisce.

PnSir.-.on, O-t n. Ths sSc.t.ncp. .oassq-.r.
5, he ,s,sr' i-ii',ry nersHent, IN VlrriAi, h.,.
!sf s.5Gasa, ,,.-4istica snd ,n.ri>lt snee nor.
rsvs!l = WsVins-oa, % o'ot rrtt. hsy.-,-
70 nest .,agn va ,.odn.el, IL snv quarter, us
,s:sI esmoasTr !. thLt would have ibio-n oil
.lf1es into &C ss'a7 - ,r-i:sm.at. .,.- ~ 9
NO WsInins'on kt;. - in't tiu4e, gown at~l.
arei 90 oa0ssr, ana she cry a. "Ts.i" nc ie-ts,
sr;tes scy a.Un. Tao r. s',nii'nspV evoke. ~
cen. k,sos's rst''tr, sIe Gt-. Ieet savsnat, scr
COX nots isistlJ al -z-oity ts,a ,uT,-ss
10 movement sss srg.-'pt.lt saf r-coi.,.e,
in u-sr;s,s posted L. ,av a:ls' y0sc7 Of tha ots-
f.nS fof..s ior tAG a. ,iE eeet, y tnc.n -.
5sa. koaSe r.d gosg.5n i,A'e g. 10 igfus1 st,.y
moment even b.to.- stt v.-hIEr', ., ths,s,nhr,s-
usltsior 's' -,rt a-- % = s,o-s-tn TVS, He'Nts
have ftLen bach s-.. b. 49,. -e.. .surj ~ tho 90
.! the ,uo sruy =. r.st ht dN cot 40 ., -
a.rsto the - ,rtrio1 ~. Csn. Io. .S~esltp,e
r'soouespoha Ne ..'-lt b. the sIt;.bwt cf -.,us-
-ree:'s command me vs' urd .ul.ec!y uo o.
o. ?, i; oa nta, s.t Ie- kn's -. Al to-.
vantss. o. s. % u = " b., vita much ,D.. 4.
ore. ta,a Il, p-9., ta5i ps,r - % 'upplis pe.
>.ys Hsliesk tnew 'ho Teal,t. Q: he ,..it - ~
L pspp,f, bat polt.:a oa,de.ttior' owe -r4et the
y., drnssl otesr forces, "a t vcuj tnaueAee tie
s,to,!os, uafavoIaliy.
:, = N,por'cd. today. tL.. NJ Lincoln at, P.,ir
'rtn.ttet'5 Gen M.,ie to; I, .4usi igtt, .t. ne
80. eurru. - lee, S!,hin .ho .-s. ,ev -syi, ~cg!c
,s.le % eonarn. tAs v,.v. 1As.. il-.ors, e,unlso
,lth ether, rth-tie that Get. ht.ds Is seitns Z.
SUE oas Q! fs,.;. Just GOV, Gen. Warren /, the
n..pr mat, ,nd. "a change 1. made, will be neIt IN
see t.on lie lsyot,ns, coc!. eouragsous and every
ueh ,o!d sr and ae atlem,n, anc Is also The inn1..
Ito, Q. ,rcndi6 pl"". lie uscYst.d a W 81
rio, is.S-th; second o. his S...s-snc since y ca
r. A,s been Constantly in the service. He ~,s Gen.
sei!es int ,ho,ee for eor.rnander on tho elrvenih
81. removal % Hooker, and voild undoubtee! y
I've been selected II ;te-e had bean more t.n,< ,or
.s.ioGrAt.cn.
:yns sLZ s.sk.J = .ssS--sG - 80 tssG .s
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News Items.


H'-1.Vas N,.s srr., % S.-,a.t,. 0. ,Saa, %
-,.. 'hs sat. 70 s9-.h o, ss.iec. Question. ~.
i't' ts.t n T,lo Ooi o. ssd ., Roea.r.r ce. n
o'te' sgpoin'rus 20 te .-tsuf~d ,o-t!o
~ tio r@tti Mt'bfviI,, " -sst,re.- n; s..n
ios rSr"f'i kuoi .nd husrl T're,. 'Ne G.n.r,l
huc, ~or n ta-se Tf.E4' te,',. Tine 7aa. :.
lhr NcDouts Genera Tlo.p't.', rort schu,i.r
orc ofts. olc.. n'u;,'v ho,sts. IN ,ls s;sis t'.o
s-'r,v-s .ihoa' d,'.y Il oort.,r, 9.cO b.o..
srd soud'i tho ahtSr, OF Aasspt surgeon w,rso
rshs,f. 1
GE.ys.i i. .Ips : D..ryel ~ p.,.l..i, -.,..-.
dsr. s Nsss-t, y :. sSef 20 fs,r, AZ the tine of
3" d,s,h. Gen Dare ~. sn .rine-, rrs-tiaint
Physician. Ind-, 81. ,i,,t,oo .nA ysu Bur-n s1.
nior"nuon. h,. ". Tinted s'.,.. wsrbs. H.~s.
81 -, .aa en- rscs'd.at a;NeHy P.,resd and
T-iu', ,oft.'ion ceiapsny. sad held e4c.n. ~ ~.
'ru,nf other rcSs .o-, ~ hoao- tnd tr-ist
~ in.eiiss- q 'sfuf,.," at arrived a. Bst'rnors
fio'u A.ehmold ,,,s ;hst ;ts si,,nsh 81 the tssel
.rr,'s sres'i- ,y''--Ltsd u go Nprtb. Wth p.
rsit 30 Lee, Amy, 10 s's,,s. on .hu b. eonsi-es
'oai sgtho'iiv, 49, ss'-Srg,h rr.v!oas 20 -tins
'7o :vo ecrps to r. n'-c-r Brr, td 10, tIe..dst
flcas-rt MIA: 80. bfisy. vita tha,s reintcfea
= sai Asd fo'i, usAild, And thu, y. oriy
nissn.'o 'e d'-s ko,.crsos bys nfpri,., and Al
's-ttS 10 .solhtci oolamus
IHe ,iis Tor furnishing a.. sut,i,.speo D,-.r-
r erf flocr, yefe os~n.c 81 washius.or yes,er
Ia; tEe Ilmbs af bsrrsIs offered VI. a02, zoo Al
oftbN 10. r.suken. vr: 1900 bsres N rom
b, I',.; IS Al ne No. ossf.d a 81 6s and
uo t.f, vr. strs! Cd, tb0o tsins e.vCn t!as None
Z he No -As ,ten. TIE BID. rsu..s from a. II.
= = 90 rh' Fish.,: s,-.rtr- nd su 81 90 end
fhs eat''o aioouit tassn VS. -bo1t 60 0oI barrels
iG' es,ior srousNot' she S;ss O. Cslitornis for
tvs Jacs-' % ths supreme Court. sne fourteen
JudS-s of the District Courts, 80 we'll fot county
ngie pt' md oo.l -'Er..e. r'ev'r- degree ,oot
pa-e on W.11T,d,y. The r.turns Indicate rnio-
tr' or'''as Ths .i'.-rce-t Cnior non'as.. .Jussss
e'tho '!;y and county. elected b, .so 10, o-ltes
o-.s ;se rgal, u a.oa Csnd ds,.
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General Intelligence.


Ors fo..runsnt h,s hes. orc',!i- ir formed of,a.
o'FsrirItion o. the francoH'siSsn Empire
~ Italian vonsn near urin s.ve birtt .s.n''y
o. t,ia' Nitou. hFAds ~, p;ests ssy q "a l1esess
nor husb,nd "ished the decsyitstion oitse rops
= ths ~. Of Chirf gnsiut,r s'irnei- ,hs N.,at
T1rrt ~ lnQuir, be-. ~ rtth Ne recently an ar.
nH dofC"d 'fhst 30 ffsn op'rl1a there Ia 10 nsccs
sN to- '-g'hs gfocsedinSs IN the ci,e"
I-isrIr .cr''tt Ts,sinston nat secrs.srv Chtss
ticeived, ~ tho at Ygropsan stcsrl"r, oru '3r
'oao Of tos hunlrsd MIN ~ of dollars ~ scti istsl &!
,.naiaud, by tho hou. H. :, W.lsr
rtNsrArr, hss been established q. GaI-.,eAI.d
tbc lsirru ltinuNiH .rD AgrsiCSS. dist'i s.t
fs hszd the ir.th AId American tag. Its shief
points are me tiNan Ares OF errlliOn Ard the pro
ohbiIity OF AvH siih England.
Tus patterns have h'-n usds and prspara,iors
eo'nfnHnosd q tho fcr Pit togndfy. Pittsburs Tor
zoe eating a. srun shieh rili have bore Of ,senty
inches. sbnSfh slll he twenty foot and its grsst
est dlsmst.r Al ne tf~h i've feet four inohes IL
sill veifh ssout llt,UpD pounds.
4 LtrTit pane. rh-ousn Tho 81. Jos.ph Pa, o-cs
she othtr day VI; = TIE &c 'sing addrfu
y teds ans Coni.'a, let .his 60 trs,.
Dovn 10 Nashville, Tenue,sss
Tnts cant carnp ~iil p the soe,s
Intil you hnd sophia Vs.,
tos master Nartn o. syen seu;s
~ epsn " Ard end tns truth
roaf,ly 'av NY vife's 70 ,6e-
mas to5y cyoss ds M
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sihe tae ta-sss r. 10. 'cef, st.. rs -s-.s e
q ae AZ: ,sver;~ vi.s k:clsns,. Pep, 9cins, :,
soofT. ..i kst $.,d 4 roi sssr.s'tt s',-tr 81 -
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Wa Hoa's, .svs.!:s r'th NJ. L.-colr. ,e
- eftt-. y. h.--.e. Jr--,e-o s-d ~.r.. rs. =.
~ s'es.r's q ee,t' s,vt,. .ra l-vS r. no-ri -
r''i s.'Ni.a tas 'sn...s u u. .oe", e I,n-' :
'nd So. A. sre TIE -'.i'r 60 ;.sshe' 's.'.-
fe'.-1s-for, sos.,'sarata, 70 -.-.s
- T. tse soIths hss, .fs's '..-. -.
~ - in-,-as ...c . - C.
>,..- :. e e6ur-u- ..ft 49, cr.t.. - =
b. -. me-, seen I, s., ro;,t =, - -. r.. =
is7s n BAD ,ste' n eh.hs'ns G,.ns, l1et -t.1,l
'.t. IN. renewal % Ro s-rAc,.e-s 'o bs ~ -
fse' that .trse'. . sTt.. d..i of d'.v1on. s.d
fou-h s.rnpsih-. Tne ersdi-ss h.~s iu'rso sssi -
N ts d-i1s'. n sry, 1t. .r,'rtie a., b. ,-r
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- be Cu1nbe'isua 49, si:'.5 e Chi.
su;h tsrono u. vr.nsth. sri '.a hia ~
r.sis ts'sssn ,he Adr- ai.r.;ioa sr5 ths Gelsa
'nd s he su'r is-..t,- he soe. 20 ta.-s u Is
hopeful 'uTos's'eut tNst Gsn Grnni, -no "a 20
haze ne sn'r COZ .so-th Of yrrenA he. ,i.,l.
latei f'T ne ,Arsce ot olLc. iri,,tt. ts
-ih bis pish' Is tnoaart trM UAaa -
LA-rslmNs 'ti'o', vso came r"-f ol.ua-
Gfeey nom his a. l. - position 90 maze
sorns very sonier ui reve auans ptfl-s ,as, fofth
coming Cornittts ei lne -irf g tSs leFt crusr,,s
lie ebs'cr. q uncfic,Al An,i.ni secrct.ry % War,
nsvins the insd iriet vih stanton, And k,lIor ps
Htnofa' sbol'. r..sins reports Of ths'' or.rp;bn.
much IL the ish.on Of the seen. sttsoh.6 - so
'r';.e7I. fectofy. 20 the r-,ath srai. iorS. tie
frat revolution. IiU sta'ea, on t!sh ,uih.ruy. :n
ihs chsrs, Vsin'' Gene McCrot ans C'lt.roe,r
~o'. pTeicr'ed ~ him Sf. Dana has TIE feeu'as or
of being s'hrevd -tr,et. .h3 an tono1,s foft'.
man, suo l. is fsr b'''-rtt,;s p,fvu 10 rrh
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st'r'tr"d - HIN un'a' NJ Stances. 80 '-5s - &.
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From the Southwest

Cei,o, Oe' ?l.Thl Memphis As0u, ~, 49,, f-or-,
o. the -oih tr. Kirby smith v,it,o ihs rsht army
81 Artsd,'ph;s. snd finding Gen. pi-ss SSc.s d
uorsi,s1, r.ls-.d Tim from nsnd src rs,sf
Gsn. Lo'nss in his stead He,h oH-e.r end u,e,
hhroored feslings of hatred to-ds Cor "olus, v~r
sincH ths 70 tie Of Heisns, consequently TIE p.prs
OF Holmes over iiss p'odaoed mutiry. rctt 90.
sud rnsn svo.t that the YOU'D uoi -r orlitto the
eospss. The 'trse's Of Ast,teipa., ~ "a. a.
leading % ne earlre oro~6,d,itA pls 80, 30
IN ar. In srcs' confusion. B.isesn suTdAy t't''.
nooo AMI tn. F,ds. morning To- s.fn,. f,sr - TO
100 men d'i.Tted. Ths ~'oe tonnN!c.d Is % -
rsbe tfsnsx nwip-i Department. !, sftiu st.d =, IS.
shan tO.CVO ,6ee..-e fn,o eyirs 70 tbs trL-o. oa
sud oes.r'oa on .be past o. g tel ss'e,ef4. .ee.r
k,'bt smiths hc.dc9s'.sr vsi- ~ Mania. -
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dirst' on Of n'souti, 70 ,oot s',- ~ -hef q, 81.
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Co. ci1nh 80 s,zs 10 ul.rHit - HIN
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nyss s.fnish ;oos pl., sroui tno 2ih instant n
-. ~, D..s r,s-, .isstv.n rniies ~ o. vitf,saIs
stn F.ft td.r.' -sp., tAsrT, 3lr- eeruc two
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.o zen ti.ise and r5uuo-o. m. rebels str.
e'i.su a.go,d to,s Slhsor a Iiefss-'s ls,tt- d,sd
rel q ,sys.
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srpi-.ri t.'at tned 10 ss'i..ippi e t-t ~ 30.
sastt. 'ol xifslAsd q bsn.utt,, is spofsu ~ q,
mos htels tot ne su unernsto,A chsh lhI h.;.r
.xo sieks .atfs viz % nn .rr. .se rpot tis "
EnS.Bs ,pi.
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= -. -a--. s-tici. r:rrsr ns- Sal ell "a nsde
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tss F,r,muosss vtn - ei,ns rSs ,rful ehs-se-
'.f ~ ~ sr!. q. ere % srf frs.elsn ieh'rs.
'hers, sae sM prse,sl- tA sn,,efsi ~ssn tNe sAip
oi.a-.s.s. Nj Is.,hsl, ;ss ma, o, 10 1rr..r ;,
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~fsta
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he- .los s-- ecn. for the N.v. s-l all srove hotn
t--'ssele .r,at Per .,-snxon. s-u q. so!!o~s
'.nfh o-s .u. at' 'est lse..h between r,-9e-sisl.
Az 20 'e-' h.r sfr.-e.. 4i< Zee. .-eA IN
10 'rst d.et, y s..; loS ir.he rvil. take .S,,i
cir r,en.h' to opni.ra;- hst .rs -h-.s rsn,h, mare
TO sur5ly her ~i.h n.eh!-Afy sNe VII rac,,urs 1000
tons burden, ara d-s- sboo: ls> f..t -,,.- she
viii - IN. shspes, ve,sei ,ysr built BY SOW, -nr,.n.,
hert t.ssr.e sntir.ly ior speea. .nd s'u " ~,
nshi H'f sIeed. q 10 co-nrn,sd, .il .nh l6t,o,
90 h7ur ,de, steam alone H.r s-nt rnsnts y r.ra.
r. -'s'svsn einb, W tn-. 30 p3un.., ,ci ter
hf-.i.,de r1n., cf ,-h sirs Al. .su any .vo
snsres. vho. .yi-des ~ Z. 40 mel es IN d'.ra.
tc sn1 the disr7st--, u pr PETERS, ishe, Th.,o
nr.s are sssrsd - tina, ths r-osser rul t.-' Soc.
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