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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-28
-CoPPERHEAD ORGAN OF DAVIS COUNTY

Iln last Council Grove Press exhibits plainiy
the unprincipied thing Sam. Wood is. Because
OF petty local rivalry. he unites with, and
becomes the organ of, the boldest and yilest
Copperheads in the State. Ruffianism that came
near hanging him some time ago, and which We
have since then fought now receives his support
His friends then. with whom he consulted and
VINO stood by him. are the subjects of his abuse
while the rebels. since transformed by public
opinion and federal bayonets, are his special
friends His last paper was hawked around
from groggery to groggery. where it afforded an
lnnnlte amount of amusement for the Copper
heads and blackguard ioafers They are not
our things" and consequently it pleased them.
but what the Press says cannot harm us. The
universal opinion of Wood throughout the State
is that he is the most unprincipied, treacherous
thing in it-a fitting associate for our Davis
county Independents" But they know him,
and have no fears of him as long as We Quarrel
about local affairs. A man is but thing that
can be used by his enemies in such way. The
Copperheads have found no weakness in lis. but
they have in Sam Wood. Loyal soldiers put
their organ into the street one night We could
not play the lick-spittle and spooney for them.
but fought them boldly and bitterly :; the Press
steps in the place of their Democratic" organ.
Well venture to say. that if these "Indepen
dents" are anything like men at all, they respect
US, while they spurn such contemplate tool IS
Sam. Wood. You have character for sharpness,
Sam. but they are using you, not you them.
The Press is welcomed to all it may make of
what we have said about the state of society in
Davis county. 1t is unfair to expect US to do
the eclean thing in county that has not church
or school house. Straight genuine Republican.
ISM won't thrive very rapidly in such place.
We hope our people will wake up in regard to
this matter, that they may realize the character
they are getting away from home," in conse.
4uence of their lethargy.
Ihe Press says that "the result of the Davis
county election is stunning rebuke to the little
upstars paper called the Junction Union" Will |
the Press please state that we were elected Re.
gister Of Deeds by majority of Eighteen. there
being three candidates. We didn't oct down
on our knees day or two previous to the elec.
ton and deny having furnished the names. of
certain sympathizers to the Provost Marsha, /" or
my thing of the kind-we didn't court .,.h
votes. You acted like dog-we fought them
,oldly. and was elected.
He says We raised new tests of unionism, and
ndorsed the extreme measures Of Lane and
he Wilders. We have heard good deal of
uch stuf, and would like to have it particular
zed. The very next article in the Press says, /.
The Radical Emancipationists of Missouri had
D our sYmpathies" What consistency!
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-28

su The winter term of the Kansas State Ag-
ricultural College will commence Tuesday, De
csmber Sd. 1863; and continue thirteen weeks.
Expenses reasonable. For further particulars
address the President of the Institution at Man
haitian. Riley county.
ss5o4 JOSEPH DENIsON, President.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-28
Davis and Clay County Tax Notice.

III IAA hOLL UF DAVIS ANU CLAY
Counties for the year 1863 has bsen placed
in my hands for collection The taxpayers in
said counties are hereby notified that win be
in each precinct, at the usual places Of holding
elections, at the following times, to collect said
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-17

and Eve wounded. Rebel loss unknown.
For some ten or twelve miles We were CO.
casionally fred into BY bushwhacksrs, bst
With no Casualties.
We arrived in Memphis on the Gath,
and after rsmaiIing there Eve days em-
bafked on steamer for Vicksburg. Gen.
Grant was aboard on bis way down the
river, and upon statement made ID him
BY Major Noble, that the other portion Of
the regiment was with Steele At Little
Rock, and that it was the earnest wish Of
his command to be reunited after = sep
aratiou Of .eighteep months, he ordered
Us to "disemb bark at Helena and he would
see that We were reunited 1t once" An
order to Gen. Steele was issued in con.
formity. W
On the 10th OF September, 1868, 10
obedience to orders from Gen. Steele, the
six companies. A, b, c, D, l, and K,
left Helena en- route for Little Rock and a
junction. The reunion was Effected, and
the Sd Iowa cavalry as a unity, is now
stationed at Benton, twenty-five miles
south west Of Little Rock.
l have thus, as briefly as circumstances
would admit, followed the several detach-
ments of the regiment from the time they
left Keokuk to the present date. 1t
would afford me pleasure to have written
more in e1te,,so, but my regard for the
limits Of newspaper correspondence pro-
hibits. Hoping the above may prove Of
some interest to your readers, am, very
respectfully. Jour obedient servant,
H. D'B. G.
HELEsA, ARK, Oct. 10. 1868.
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
War Pictures from the South, by Col Estsyan OF
The Southern Amy;
The tanoe stS ssddle:
Phins' Grape Culture;
Downinss' Ne~ ruit Boob;
Life in he tpsn Ar:
Lost and raved-by Mrs Merton;
Roekferd-by Mrs. LII lie nevereux Umsted;
Drifting Abeat-ts Ste ltn Msssett;
In the Tfopics-bs Richard Kimtall;
Journal OF Residence on q Georgia Plantation
by Mrs F Kenbies
Pos Works Blue and Gold;
Reads %
Giebons Rome. Vols
Chambers English Literature;
Information for the People;
Packsrds Minor surgery;
Ihe Flying Du,chn n-ssxe:
Marian Gres-by Mrs. M s. Holmes;
Like and Unlike;
Les MiSerables;
0rphess C. kerr,s Papers 2d Series
Freemason'. Monitor
Cooks Voyages.
Al 0dds-hy The Author Of Quits;
Burrs Field and Gardeas
Vegetables Of AmerAss
Physiological Memoirs--by Haumond,
Dickens Complete works;
Home Ind Abroad. Second Series;
Story ofthe Guard,
The PoetsJoutnal BY Bsyard Taylor;
Parsop Brow nlow y Book:
Okavango River;
kdvlnBro.hertoft, by Winthrop;
This day receiveest
DkoWNELL's Book Store,
oet24 a Cor. Main nd 9Th streets.
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NEW BOOKS.
The Boob OF Days;
Campaign OF ir6s ard Is63-by SehsIk;
Mxsierits of Lie aud Death and Fnturjtv;
A 0das by Baroness Tautph.eus;
My southern Fr4eadt--by Aathor of Amopr the
Pines.
Chiidrer of the AbbeF;
Oil Bias;
Thxddeus OF warsaw
Don sulxutte;
Selfish Chiefs;
The Woman White;
No Name;
Les Ais-Tseies, Vol.
Packard Minor Surgery,
For saltby NV. wEsTCoTT.
ayls-d
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plies from the country through which
they marched. Passing through Licking,
ton they struck the railroad about twelve
miles out and captured train of 8 LOGO
motives and 81 cars which we're taken to
the next station, where they captured two
more locomotives and l3 cars. While
there the rebels at Grenada, some 90
miles distant, hearing reports of our ad-
vance In that direction, sent locomotive
down on reconnaissance, which having
discovered US, retired to convey the in
formation, destroying on their way
bridge, which precluded our taking our
prizes further, and they were conse quent.
ly abandoned, while we took up our march
for Grenada.
Great credit has been given through the
press to Col. Phillips for his success in
destroying 81 locomotives, 400 cars, &C.,
winding up by saying that "a force sent
up BY Gen. Grant to cooperate arrived
too late to help" when the facts of the
case are that the force spoken of, which
was ours, Was the cause of Chalmers
evacuation. as he feared an attack in the
rear. 1t was the universal opinion at
Grenada, that had it not been for our
threatened attack in the rear, Col. Phil
lips could never have crossed the river.
as they were prepared to defend the place
and could easily have done so against
fh'llip's force successfully. And there
lore assert We we're not "too late to help"
As We advanced on Grenada, Chalmers
retired, leaving the road clear for Phillips
to enter the town and destroy the proper
~ some two hours before our arrival on
the 18th.
Phillips force returned to LaGrange.
while ours, passing through Oakland. ar
rived at the Coldwater river on the a2d
where We found the enemy prepared to
dispute our crossing, having felled tim
Der to impede our advance, and posted
themselves on the opposite side. Our
men were dismounted and prepared to
force a passage across the bridge, while
two companies were sent to the left TO
Hank them. Dreading this movement.
after considerable skirnishino, the enemy
lied. Our loss IN this affair was ono killed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-17

NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.
Captain RusseFs Wa.chword,
He ips o. er Hard fi4ces
Seed Time ard Harvest
TAies from Genesis,
Climbing he Aou ntains
Little Mountain Guide
Lutte une's 10 the Fcld
Leila among The Mountains,
befnic~, tie Frrmer's Daughter,
TAs. from the Bible,
Sketrhes from Life,
only Psuper,
Ailiyt Taper
Bessie brown,
The YOUNG Christian Merchant
The Psthvss " Promise
The Boy. and Girls Book
The - ldier'e keInrn
The persisn Flower,
Ihe Organ 6rincer.
The ss.li Hour
Tie PioeHe. Robe
The Prize Bible,
The ID aaen Life,
The Pilgrim Path,
The Sisters.
Dsisey's Dream,
Little Nay.
For sale BIZ NJ. w. WEsTCOIT,
nosT-d Main, I'd door from 4lh street.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-03
TELEGRAPHIC.
srEcIAL TO TIE nArIr RxBEL
IHR LATEST.

The following authentie dispatch has Just
been received -
ArErhEEssoEo. IAN L. The enemy's strong
position is captured. We have possession. Of
Ail the fed and are nov pursuing General
Wheeler made entire circuits Of The emmy on
the se'h and slst ult-. and ParOled 700 prise
ners and destroyed 300 v hgOns loaded with
baggage and eosnuissary stores General
slil 8 body was left On the field Three other
Federal eersrsis rspprtsdlkiasd
Morgan has destroyed the roads IN Ken
tneky and cut OF communication Of ROseerans
Forrest has destroyed the roads in West Ten.
l'esF see and cut of Grants communication with
the North.
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5000 REWARDI

d UNAwAT or was deeoySd 6ff by sbme person
IL the 3lst ocipber last m 9ro woman \ mn
eys about 50 years odd copper dolored square bnilk
ebott feet Of lnfies high morn. weighs lsD ar
so ponds, round sm both lace. shows good deal ii
the whites Of her eyes has DIRK Assh mark on her
right wrist about as large as 10 cent piecel have
good reason TO believe she has irged pass, perhaps
fEee pass Ary person appr4hAnding said negro.
whether with pass without @f in klia rye under
The protection Of any person. male or female. ~
alone. aud lvtr her 10 me in alu lbus tsesrgia.
~ eonhne her in some Jail that ean get her will
receive the above REWARD. Nancy, was raedfn East
Iennessee, and has lived in tiFeenyiie. Knoxville.
cleveland, Chatianpoga, and lDalieS- Her mother
lDelila Bstead free woman and tier brother now
i've IN Cleyeiand. East tennessee and She may make
her way there In addition 10 tie Above reward II
viii pay fifty dollars 1r svidegcs slfid dient 70 onvct
any person Of harb1rlng her back tr white ANY
iuformation cougeniHg her in the last four weeks
viii he librrally rewaEsled and noqhestlons asked.
kddrees Wl " 4BARDEN.
leo. l7-3w s IL Csllurnia5 Ca
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C'OPARTNERSfiiP SOTICE--The rnac-ssrnes
~ have associ1rsi ftinselr-< Together nr3r- -
stle aud hr-r of B0NDcRANI & MATTHIAS. ~
t.e pcrfneen q cn11lcrir.- ~ GROCERY AND COW
We snan keep c1n-f.rtly On h1nd - lara ars
vel telected eioct - l5itOcEiIES and STAPLF
Di.f Goods. ~ r1n y ohtsi.cd and Vii sr1re no
pas = ssrfe oar c1s-arrcrs at Al tiDck
Cc1ducfinE TIE h1sioess n he CASH rrrncsrf.
Ne vii Be ellbsi % cier -ir1,.r.rnenls = cifr ~
ror1trT rurrra-erl. Der BY wholesale or retail
Co1siznuthfs pf Flrrir. Wheat. Corn and al uftr,
country produce Folictrl. and prompt rerrns IN Al
c1seS, as socn - saies arr nate
Nanufarturrd I'D Sn1skia.- rohar-, nra en-s =,
~ rra3r- always "a harh.
We solieii shaIe q t.e public pafrnaa-r
> p n0SnrRAST.
crclltn - IAMI-s Matthias
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IO0K HEREt

y - ss 1i-iH- n irs r..,i- n.i'ini1.r-.-ri
~. I-i n- - a rs> it,-''f 81 i--trs'.
80 e 800 a. rtits - 1f,lirl-s irar.if4frl
.--1 -- t"F 'ffA lr< - tta~ MAZE aro1
~. -.-- u rl1E-''l Ter i1ii-s tr.l1
- -'-I >>s-ii-i a. = ir'-n ~ ilt-rr 10
s-Ar1ea lh- tri1-infS ~ he main r,.ls n-i-r -
sooi t-s. 10y frrtns -ni al d --ss.-r r 4 I.aiis
1nks- o. fllr nfilf h. = r--r-- - -. -
~ nile 5isianf II |ra>S 5.1..f- IN. : @s -. II
i.h crib sfr hiekr An - tu.iis-- = - -, I 4 - = .
30 nearsr fr-n-hnrfrI~ f.rrn 49,. - 4. !. ! -
ikIes rearr y 49, uearlt Al - r 1,. - -
4 = fne vel azf -r,rIh- On ~. -. -. -
rtnrd contains Forty o~lH1tr l.-.9i,,- - - -
bis rearlt< ari pe1tA s,d :. r,.r, - Z .
tso ycars- -t4ndina a.,.ir A. -. y, - : -. II
JAM = H. NIlI.Y
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CLEvki.Axn, Tenn. III

rT,HE next session 81 tilfs Instiilte win comnents
j On the FIRST MONDAY OF ,tlpusry 1863 ,tnndsr
The direction and rroeAsbrship ofths Rev Mr. Bra D.
shaw. Wbe has hc3 chSrge uf II for the last is
noufhs,/ = ~ = II ~ Il + rFsrtfil Aki h l.
The Trustees IA ma king this hrin0uneeHent world
most especially hppkaI To all kltizens who have
ghtefs edlehfe 70 send thrs this inst tim
Mr BradshaU has Had charge ei lie kclfpol fhr tbe
ast Is months dnriflg which tine he has rtiIaeFed
ample an 1e might soy ttiveFsE sat ifaction 10 the
Trustees. patrons andlpupils There n4vermass bet-
ter time for men 70 e4gcate eiF ~ pg ateFs tah
-moxey y plenty -eTerything a lFr1ef nlses bears
two prices. and se Thition Y this Hhpol j. the same
that was Fnen eSefythirg = ~ at low hgslres--
What excuse Can the th be mex f4E q man who kegH
Ieets to educate hir d3fghteEl kpne Because here.
In Cleveland q hsalfnt lrahty. w have Institute
with exceleut lnstr TOR aided 55 suieientso corps
OF Assstan IA, instinct all who nay favor il with
their patronage. let one and all PITT sheir shtaaer
The Wheel and build mp such s. 4nol viii be Of
a1ollculsbe benefit % and an honor 10 town
NC have the bniEding and We have &c Teacherfrthf
balance devoisci lpoH The peope. We hope they MAJ
neoly peraym The r duty iii I'll l.l
The Trusiees are thknkiol 70 f1e ifi1ens ~ thf
patronage bestorsd i3pon Mr.. BE dthaw hereisipss
and are glad knpw thnt nader bid a1minisflati6n
cs instihtion hhs ndt sst any ~ TIE snyiabe Tepu
satian Il sustiined The better aait Of the RFsnEb
~ I'll
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~ Tie late Abolition raid into East Ten
nessee turns out % be no very serious aEsiI
after al. We learn from the Knoxrilia Regis
ter Of Thursday, thst the invaders have lef|
JonesbOro an HsJnessille. for parts unknown
Il Is said that Il General Smith had ionr Al
prehended an incursion Of AbolFionist, IN ths
quarter The Register gives HE following .e
count Of the raid -
On yesterday. the FederaIs. commanded Il
is said oy Cen SAM Carter. Of the regular AZ
mTs : native Esst Tennesseean. r-ers s,id ~
be At J0nesborough, one hundred m;les -
iant- They had captured Col r G. A Love.
OF North Carolina. Eh0 By some acciscnt sras
separated iron Iis cDu1m1nd Thev had de-
uoyed The H0lstpl and Wataoca railuzr
bridges, near which latter strucfrrre. n he
country neaidenee sri FlantzEion Ct Seraso.
Landon c Hayes. General Carter and Sen.
aior Haynes were srhool-feilows and college
ehums; now tlfat Carter is an Aboiifionist' Z,
= 10 be presumed tllaf be would Tor tie sake
Of old memories. bttray lis cnnaiural rafrio,.
ism BY every conceivable outrage upon the
friends of@his earlier years Such Is the nasr-
raj result of an Infusion Of Yankee tendencies
lnlo the character II Souiherner- The Ereas
est Of al brutes is = renegade
There are three nl four Of these Carriers II
the Federal army-one or fro offhern accomp-
pshed gentlemen. II such term can be appif
ed 10 iraiters- One 81 them. who seduced The
rest. was : Colonel ID the old L. s army.
By some ia thoDgli that the leader or n.
raid l. young Br0nsnlow Rumor Is rife A.
assertscns unreliable Gen. Smith has fakel
Al needinl ineaslirts 10 sxpel The invaders
We hope That AZ appreAcnsions Of future mis-.
eliiei are grourdless. ANY number Of sol her.
Irem below can be lcbiiccniraisd here IN = .iar
or two We Do net lionbf that the nun,ber q
re lnFacins force has been greatly exarge
rated.
clnce he above sas written ~e iaxc learn
Cd that the aboiiri..f force en,.s;.fel ~ -.
OLlo and oils liidisslsl regi,nenfs-aboat sol
siFous-
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: DO fhe Farniars of Eastl TRnnessee.

<lUR armies need al the Hogs and cattle yba easl
y fatten. and berE pricex will be paid flf pork
Hogs ,Beeves aud Corn. 4.3 tf5t-
Z have been h. .jsped 70 the purchase 81 hogs
beetes corn &c. IN flst Teniesske aud i'll appoin,
sufficient number Of agents n Assist me and define
their territory. aad will in duetime publish their
, f3i5-H E-fHlEl. lFs II Il
have determined TO make prices l.uniforai shd
liberal. and nope essry hog in east Tennesss kuts
bic for pork will be iAitened. ll III I'll
Ny Office for the prsent is Atlsnthi Ca win rti
Move KnoxviIls kdon. Letters addsessed ID II
}. FllCuMMINEs
sepsotf l Major 4hdF s. G 81 A.
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Memphis papers say Grenada Is held BY
the rntire rebel force. Therebels took poss-
ession of Holly Springs yesterday morning
How long they held Tor what they did. is
not known here They have also taken Car
roll Station, Humboldt Trenton. and Dyer
Station. watch was evacuated by small Fed
eral force. and were skirmishing this p. NJ.
at Rutherford Station. Tonight It Is believed
they are IN Kenton. How much they have
injured the road. is not known. There are
two or three f9ng stretches Of trestle-work on
the road, whidh they have passed over.
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TkK-EN us

ND eeu1nitted to bsIl by The military anfhdriti >.
n At cf.itanooga. On the 81 Of Oltohsr 1ss4 aid
more recettiy committed ~ an aelHg instice ~ TIE
Peace for the county DR. Hamilton Oh The Isth
q 9scenhar 1861. a negro boy calling his name
JOHN ,snd says be bflohes 70 W9 gofesi df nein,
PhSs Said boy y batk 20 Year, I'D feet 81 8ehes
Rr4Fe fro1tlty pay tltrge. and take him dat af aL
:. eee1e -. n. tS1v 4 4IAi Jaik4
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DEsrlrE1f0 o. HE DE1rH.-us Wssbia
to- corsssPondent Of the New York Pus
says:
The Supreme Court is sfin in the hands 3
pro-slaTery men. and promises % Be for sorn.
time 10 come J1dge Tansy confines IN CT
celent health, and ulu jet ouflive half tn
Judges Who 81 with him His viro- e -
derIul in one so very old. Heis n rou-,5r.
health n0-iay than be was ten years 40.
Judge Iansy Vas born IN 1776. The ~
American independence Was dedicated. and !.
therefore, eightF-sfx years old. Hs has beeI
on the bench twenty-six years, having beer
appointed IN 1896
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lTAKEN UP

A Nd committed io5li by the niilitkry autiorities
n nj CiiattanoogaoH the "a pf Oc4sber. s63 arid
recently comm 5tcd hy an aeting Justice 3f fIie
Peace for tie county Of Hapilf9n. Tenn. ION the
lath Of Dec. lS62. eero b4yEFhb says his name is
JACK and that he belongs - Joan Pride Of Sparta.
White county, Tenn. said bpEBH bbck, II yeats
I'D feet 1 iDth hETh- Tbs asn er IS reoi4sfe3 -
come forward: prove pyppeFty. Hsy eilrges I'D IKE
him rut Of Jail. FL i.lli,J.l II ] SW All III slf
+ dee2l ht iNtl Jatior f
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= Lol = fru1I ~, f.ihsrin-ian On Fliiar ni-hf.
- ~ nalser Cut1-9, Ca nae fne s1r-cl ho-ss nfss
- n-lds hlEh. ~ Tears old neEf srrin< hind Ieri
.poi white up 70 the hark. ri,h rcar b-frcsn 49,
sock ano 1..ste1--EtaT Il hs forrtra6 viii ssr
.f-',e and t.-- VII EiFe SO flr ths rlr-rn offh.
1o1-e and so ior the afrrcbers Son uf tie 1hi-f
oc-l5-lu p A. DeCEnr,r.rE
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REarLs tRnwptxa rHINas.

The troops from Union City and State Line
Gityevacuated th$ir posts and came to Co
lumbus thus morning They were sent back
This evening (Fri4ay) cpl5ne Taylor. OF the
5ih Ollie Cavalry, and Colonel Hawkins, of a
1pnnsssee regiment IN all about one thousand
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Col. Fry. Of the 6lst Illinois, at Trenton.
prepared for deferse By Piling cotton around
the depot building. The attack was made
yesterday aflernodl. Tie rebels opened with
three pieces Of artillery and fred thirty rounds
when Col. Fry surrendered. He bad but 200
men Several Of TIE rebels were killed. Our
loss is not known | learn these particulars
from Mr. NcI-inn, who saw the fight at a dis
tance. Four or fiye cotton buyers were cap.
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- Ne-f - rii, riIris -. X sc. rranfr Terra
r'tt -'t9s r. -i~f trrrr-i i'E>NLor-. s.'dnrt-.
49, risf 'I iierf'i n p - irsl. asllils s,ra Iro
f7.,i@. t"Ite in.i'iti- 14 l..-rt-rn dat-
I n. ms ritl Ars. -,fh.al EiF-it- t-a,'-Saf AZ 80.
.~f ,a1eh'tr ~ is,x,.,I 81 ..i f---. E.-.is-.r -
tliie- year. -lrt--a ,rar.rs- a.a frs.-r - -
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altla ADVERTISEMENTS.

IL "A - ~ it'ii rl Ter ai.i 4i.ir,r-r
t,I 17irf 'rrf lIrtrr- r7lI - oata- = illc-<
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LarKrEeH nKnPHrs.

The steamer ST.. Cloud. just arrived from
Memphis. reports having seen great light in
the direction Of that city Friday night. after
she left. and is sire there was very large
IIe. LII 81.
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sEcoNb IDIsPATcH.E
THk VAN BOY ATTACKED BY curRRIl.Ias

CAIRo, Dee 2l.-The Nal Boy. while takine
On cotton at Eemneree. Miss. last Wednes-
day was surprised By about thirty of Blythejs
rebel cavalry somsof whom rushed upon her
stage plank before they were seen. Tie rebi
els commenced firing by platoons. and Kent II
up fill the boat vas backed out into the
stream. great number of shofs struck her
upper works Dr. J. D.Lynisey. OF Meinphis.
and Robert Ilaekiy. of Davenport. Iowa. were
instantly killed lOne other person aboard has
since died Of fwodnds. 1he boat proceeded 10
Helena. reportedIto Colonel Slack. who sent
detachment Of tie llth and 47ih Indiana on
the City Belle, aecompanied by the grtnboat
Juliet. back 10 Coinmetce. where they arrived
on Thursday night.
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EETnlBrTIts-conNrRcE lUrxED.

In the morning the town vas bnrned. and
all plantations foflfve miles around. At one
plantation nsarIy loo small arms we're found.
Ten prisonefs wefe taken. Among them Mrs.
Hayden.
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TERMs or TrITICIN.

InakG 0snausafal bspsrtmsnt full ftuvisioh vii
Be u,-de, OF the oidinafy prizes. HIT .a lfffll
Te rule Of payneIN - yne- -half II kdsante th resi-
By the middle OF the term. ~ II lI Fl
Board can be bad 10 good familiesl and ht colnven
lent boarding houses kept purposeF or ydang ladies'
~ reasoqabs rates. raIlgiag irtIm SIS 10 saq pc
month. iIsIIl4lE4 X. W. P PARKSl
decso 81 H Secretary pn1 Treasattr.
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The Memphis Bulletin prplounces the blor
ins up Of The gunbont Cairo by torpedoes the
most terrible affair Of the war