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= Shoe customers ~ill recollect that We have
an Immense stock Of boots and shoes We are
selling the best work in the market. price. the
lowest Joxx. v,xxrnn.E n.
jy 10 eodiw
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ExEcUToR's NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDER
~ SIGNED has been appointed Execufor Of The last
wl Of Jonas audnsn with the will xed) fa,e q
Marion County indiana. dee.s-ed. Said sup
po-cd 70 be solvent. DAVID HrF4,
Iuns7e-wN ffecrfcr
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WANTED.
A SMALL FARM WANTED.

= wsH 10 rususAsx !. SMALL Sam Or rn.sr.
Forty o. Ey Acres with pretty COED iuprevsDertA.
md should Ike % have cosverss1t 3 s<atios e
Railroad leading from indlsnapos Any hsx-
slapolls, giving hn desrxpsioa<. viii Isvea 60 ~
ig-s1o-~es y u o0In<ok
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rnoxPr In forty five minutes after the cen.
~ e'arm oe.i Vas struck all the troops in the
city were In line on their parade grounds
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A smile was her HP-health IN her look
strength was 10 her step, and In her hands-Pianaiiou
Bitterx."
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Night Report


From Washington.
WAsHTseros. July 1.-THE following has
been received at the Headquarters of the army
here.
HKIxsA. AK, July 5.
To Major General II. W Halleck:
We encountered the enemy. Il. 900 strong, un-
der Gems Holmes. Price. Msrmaduke and Others,
on the morning of the 4th of July. and whipped
them handsomely.
We have captured ! 900 prisoners, 200 stand
of arms and two coors
Our total loss will not exceed $50. The enc
NY losses are very severe. not less than 500
10 killed wounded and prisoners
3. N. PaESriss. Maj. Gen.
From So Leafs.
ST.. LorIs. July 1.-THE evening edition of
the Democrat publishes the following:
William Mckee. senior proprietor of this pa
per. vas pat under arrest last evening By order
Of Gen. Schofeld The grounds for the arrest
sre. We learn, the publication of the letter OF
President Lincoln tn Gen. Schofeld explaining
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-13

number Of others left horses yesterday for
the use Of The command whose names we have
not been able 60 get.
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Orderly Sergeant r. Fisk
81 Sergeant. o r Backmsn.
81 Sergeant. VIM Bishop
4ih Sergeant. =. Esrlv.
Lat Corporal. Charles Miles.
d Corporal. Charles Hennering.
81 Corporal. William Thomas.
9th Corporal. John Lewis.
Company Clerk. Richard Thomas.
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Sunday Wight Dispatches.
The Morgan Raid.

CINCINNATI July l2-The Morgan raid to
night reached within seven miles of the Ohio
line.
Some bridges the Ohio and Mississippi road
between Cochran and North Vernon have been
destroyed.
To-day the Rebels approached the lndianapo-
lis and Cincinnati road, near Sunman's. where
they were me; by regimen of militia and driven
back
This perhaps was only small body. The main
force appears to be making for Aurora and Law
repceburg
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VII Be introduced BY their trainer. Dr. JAxEs L
Nothing sbsii Be wanting make this moral iufsi
ieetssl and amusing exkbitior- Sotvifhstxntns tk<
irrumarable variety o. the
expense Of this unparalleled cornbinafo he pros cf
admission VII be placed a The extraordinary low azure
81 TWENTY-FIVE cENTs. Reserved ses.s. SfFTr
Doors opsaat and O'Clock p. ~; performance toesn
nsnce bali an hour ar. rward
~ Sea70s RlDz- An.
VIA
aiehnoDc, s1tsEazy, JAY II; Conncsvsils. xoodsy.
July Is; Rushvlls Tuesday. Julyj Crsensb.rr w,s'
oesdey- July IS; Shelbyvie. Thursdsy July IN in1is-
nspos. Friday and Saturday, July II II, Dznrslis-
MONDAY, 1Rly 20 6feencase Tuesday, July n; Brazil.
Wednesday, July q, Ierre Hsrte Thzrs1sy, Jaiy a
Remember. the isrgess ExhfSstior il ne ~ori1 .
eouing ANDY SPRINGER. Arerf
iys-deodet
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NvoTfcE n HsRkBy 6svEy TEkI CLAM risx
~ 0~psr>sfp and Eht = ,sr-s<scz - and p-ap~~rY
70 81 snf IVY Ne hcfsst tsrrisEFA trgr.es - kS<s
esrnss.. ssc<lss ard ride. pert.Dirg g tie h~sry
e1Dess. All al 90 every ne f.<k snd prop<Tsy q
ever csscrpsion esisr x-s e. ~ 49, ~re sprrtsn-
nc 70 he 4,s frr D,h>u Tea, q rsi-rspos; ssx
tbst 10 SEE FAsrs eispoifion vt.r~er q -i1 stsk
81 preT<rty, = asy bt-eo< I'll - ri1r
~vsn vpes usfs ~ sry ore sxcspi rss<f
respacsioie 10 no o 90 ny l.;s p-rtc-s esnrrl
iooc. 40 ee nss 10 ri<ht csposs ~ sry - ne sf
ret, % said late rru - cl rs.t - frrrhrruIs
On TIE cay q trial e. ils nsxf ,rrr. sfcour
juyfi-s1 Huss ps,l zgiL
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~ The following gentlemen have furnished
horses for the Indianapolis cavalry. Captain
Fogdrsy;
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IMPORTANT CERrIFIC ATEs.
Rochester v Y December % 1861


MeSsrs. p. II. DRAKE & Coz have been great sufferer
from Dyspepsia for three four and had aban
don my profession. About three months tried the
Plantation Bitters and TO my Joy nesrly
a well man have recommended them in several cases,
and, a. far a know always with signal benefit
am respectfully yours REV. J. >. CArH0RN.
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EB ALvoRD. J.MCALDwELL BIB ALvoRD.
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PhRadeiPhfr, ioM Month, l7n Day, 1852.
REJECTED FRIESB My daughter has been much bene-
fitted by the Of thy Plantation Bitters Thou wilt
send me more bottles.
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Particular attention given 70 The saI. Of
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From Baltrm ore.

BALTIMORE, July ll.-The American has the
following specuh. dated Boonsboro, July IL. 6
A. NJ:
All quiet at the front this morning. During
last night the Rebels entirely changed their lines
abandoning their position on the right from
Funkstown to Hagerstown, and falling back to
James College, four miles from the river
There does not appear to be much prospect Of q
general enlightenment TO day. Our cavalry is a,
work feeling the new Rebel lines.
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From San 2 rauctsco.
~ FRAxClsCD. July 10 The he

SAN FRAScIsco. July l0--The Democratic
State Convention nominated Ex Governor Dow
ME for Governor and adopted platform similar
to that of the Seymour Democrats of the State
of New York
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Gen Wilcox received dispatches last night
from Col Gavin, Stating that he had skirmish
with the raiders at Sunman's Stntion. on the
Cincinnati road. One man, named Conway. OF
Greensburg. killed. and another taken pris-
oner The lines were cut at Spades. three miles
this side Of Sunman's
Advices also received that heavy firing
VAS heard at Mitchell in Lawrence county. II
this should prove to be correct. the force is evil
IDENTIFY divided. and endeavoring to work out of
the trap at different places.
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Another wonderful ingredient, Of Spanish origin. im
parting beauty TO the complexion and brlancy 10 the
mind, is unknown the of the world, and
We withhold IL. for the present
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Sherman House. Chicago. H., Ft5. II, 1863.
MeSsrS. P. II. DRAKE & Co. Please send Us another
twelve Of your Plantation Bitters As morning
appetizer they appear have superseded thing else
and greatly esteemed
Yours, &c, GAGE WAITE.
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Prayers for Peace,
From The Richmond Dispatch).

r rom Inc hicunlOnu Oi5PueonI.
The recommendation of Plus TX that, on
the LIST of December the faithful begin de-
votion of twenty days for peace in America
is eminently becoming the head of Church
whose Divine founder came to bring peace
upon earth and good will among men. In
announcing this period of devotion to his
congregations on Sunday last We under,
stand that the Roman Catholic Bishop OF
diocese, the very learned and exemplary
DR.. McGill explained to his people that the
peace for which he expected them to pray
was such peace as honorable and patrio-
tic men chould accept, and which did
not involve any sacrifice of their rights and
liberties. r.1 1f' - 80
1t would be refreshing spectacle if the
whole Christian world, both Roman Oatho-
lie and Protestant, could unite in their
D ayers at the period designated for the
restoration of peace to this bleeding aud
distracted country. Surely here isa occa-
ion on which all Christendom could lay its
internal differences aside, and send up to
the throne of the Eternal Father, from
the affairs of Catholic temples and the pull
pits of Protestant churches, one blending
volumn of earnest, solemn and faithful
prayer that, in the language of the English
ritual, God may "sbase the pride, assuage
the malice and confound the devices" of
our enemies; that He may cause this Grim.
son deluge 10 abate, and anchor our TEN
pest tost ark upon an Ararat, and span the
stormy heavens with bow of peace. Who
can doubt that prayers thus offered would
procure for us an Intervention more power
ful than any we can look for upon earth
and gladden. our eyes ere long with the
dove bearing the olive branch from the very
midst of the seething an seemingly faith
omless flood.
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News from the South,

y r. !.
h The Richmond Ezaminsr of the SOth nit,
has the following in relation To- Fridays
fight near Germania Ford. on the Rspidan;
On Thursday night French corps, of the
Yankee army, crossed TO the South bank Of
Germania Ford and threw up intrench.
ments. Friday they advanced towards
Spottsylyania Court House, with the de-
sign, it was thought, of making flank at
tack upon Johnson's division of EwelPs
corps. At the same time Johnson's division
was moving in the direction of Germaeia
Ford, The. two forces about two o'clock P.
NJ. came in collision in field about mile
and half from the river, and very des-
psrate battle ensued. From the beginning
Of the action until night fall we drove the
enemy at all points. nv. LA b..s.illaas +.
Just before dark they succeed in getting
into their intrsnchment, from some of which
We dislodged them. Our loss in killed and
wounded is about five Hundred Most Of the
wounded have already been brought to this
city. The enemy's loss is not known with
any accuracy, but is believed 70 be three
times as great as ours. We took aonsid-
cradle number Of prisoners, but have not
been able to learn the precise number. CT +
Whilst the above battle was going on,
Gen. Rosser made dash upon an ordnance
train of the enemy, which was moving IN
the rear of French's corps, and captured
ninety odd prisoners, one hundred ordnance
wagons, forty ambulances and four hundred
mules. It being found impossible to bring
off the wagons, most of them were destroy
ed, but the prisoners, mules and ambu-
laucss were secured. .... .- s..-.rt
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
s,,rp LINES OF NoSPARHlL, (oR NC
wELv n. LESS, MAKE A SauARI. f.i E'

~. sppcrAI NorIcEs Double the above rates. IL
EAy.,rjv Advertising reasonable terms, accor-
70 the space occupied and the number Of changes
made. = n -. /. a.. ...;.,.t =, x ~ $500.
ara. 70 DC paid for in Gd1anes
business cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year,
r .Afor six months, but for shorter period nothing
riIl he counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising IL limited to
Aa Aarertisers own Immediate business; and all adj
tsements for the benefit Of other persons as well as
Hiaal Advertisements, and advertisements of auction
se and real estate, sent In by them must be paid for
al the usual rates. - go
q Advertisements not accompanied with written
accordingly.
Notices for Public Meetings to be charged in all cases
NJ full rates. ID 1l1 Etri tFtSE1 tCWNf
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, so cents EACH agE
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An UNPoErICAL SMILE -Adolphus Scat
tercash remarks that the parting glory of
a summers eve'' would be all very fine and
and enjoyable, only that it always unpleas
antly reminds "a fellah" of expiring bills by
being so closely allied to falling dew.
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Sale of Valuable City Residence
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling
Frederick Stanton and others
Daniel Marley


same.
nv virtue of a decree made In the above causes oy
DtbeCrcui Court of Ohio County, on the IND day oil
Jnne 1898 the undersigned, who were appointed CoI
mission ers for that purpose, will on TUESDAY inc o.
lav of December next, at 10 O'Clock A. M, sen 10 he
highest and best bidder, at public AUCTION ths !ouYW
inc nroperty to wit: pant OF Lot NO eighI loI -,
soIare Fifteen situated on the corner oil omncy sna
Eonrth arrests in the city of Wheeling and bounded
ga follows: beginning for the same at west corner
~ Lot No g. in square No. Fifteen on the corner OF
oninov and Fourth streets, in the city oil Wheeng,
thance northwardly with Fourth street sxtyhve es'
saven inches 10 the line Of Lot No. !, thence
4, nth the line of said Lot one hundred ana thirs
~ faat thrse inches 70 d stake, thence nortnVhoy
and at right angles forty-fve feet four inches 70
and with BILE 10 ally eighteen feet four inches
thence with ally and stable thirteen feet three
thence south wardy and through the stable ior' ee
thence vestwardly TO stake nine feet tnree inee'
thence southwardly twenty-seyen feet eight inehs'
thence westwardy to q stake sixteen eet Ten @
thence southwardly twenty-feet four lnches, ue1
vestvardly 70 a stake five feet, thence southWaIu,
,b,, four feet three inches TO Quincy street, thsncr
veStxardly with Quincy street one hundred ana egh
teen feet Ave inches TO the beginning the angles aoove
snok of are all right angles, and the nes are eiher
naraIIel with Quincy Fourth street
T,pxs az SAIY:-t200o in cash, and the ''lanee IN
s; t,alve and eirhteen months, with interest Hoth
day Of ale the purchaser giving bond and security Tor
dsSred nayments and the te retained until the same
shall be paid
ALONZO LoRENG, Sheriff
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THE DAILY REGISTER.
SATURDAY. -. %. 2. .DEoEMBER 6, 1863
,sHOULDER ARMS


: ls8 SHOULDERS ARMS.
30 8.ii 6e1al.I Ira .s3s---- c-t-1-- h-o,1 n
sSIA earl IrS By c. o. DUNN. BE-
or cz1 ri r..a 3. car 49, --r-- rl ....Il...
/ so.Hc- es-lr --..E L, LIS lsJ'1
E,-i There's cry sveeps or the land
'--1 .-' Shoulder arms
--Or- Who Will now q coward stand,
ri, 10 While the country needs his aid.
3 Cowardice fer fools was made.
Shoulder arms
T. 7 q Who's afraid to meet the foe9 j. ~ RI
Shoulder arms --T
Who would see the Gag laid low
In the dust by traitors base
Lot him ever hide his face.
ISL Shoulder arms .f-.
H..
Who would win the soldiers fame! ~
.-. Shoulder Armsl ....
Who would bear hero's name
Let him raise his strong arms high
Now to strike OF now TO die
Shoulder arms
1.i :I,.J .5t-e Nv.
See the rebel ranks advance
Shoulder arms
Wake man from your guilty trance;
This is the time for action deep,
Not the hour for sloth or sleep
Shoulder arms
-oLJl III v. a-'-
Voices call you from the grave
Shoulder arms
Voices Of the marty rs brave
Who amid the shock OF wars,
Battled for the stripes and stars.
,-- shoulder arms
MI --.
BY the names Of heroes dead
Shoulder arms -.
Precious hearts as yours have bled
To maintain the Unions might.
Now it is your turn TO smite--
r e-s Shoulder arms!
= ... VII.
Onward onward to the van
Shoulder arms
Onward like fearless man
Stand not like one deaf and dumb
While you hear tn appalling drum.
Shoulder arms
.4.. sri VIII.
God will bless the work you do
Shoulder arms
He will lead you safely through
Every peril, whilst you fight
"'Gainst the wrong uphold the right.
Shoulder arms
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AN old Yankee, when he was told by an
English tourist in this country that the Gel
ebration of the 4th Of July would soon be
extinct, answered "See here stranger
don't talk that way. | tell you when re-
surrection day comes round, the first thing
done in the morning will be to read the Dec
laration of independence"
An UNPoErICAL SMILE -Adolphus Scat
tercash remarks that the parting glory of
a summers eve' would be all very fine and
and enjoyable, only that it always unpleas
antly reminds ''a fellah" of expiring bills by
being so closely allied to falling dew.
"WHAT MISS, you here from boarding
school, and without asking my permission ??
said an anxious father. "That's bad what
motive brought you now?'' "The loco mo.
tire, pa' "The locomotive? That's good. >
"Why pa you just said it was bad" Did ?
Well there, forgive you"
WHAT KILEs Us.-To hear man who
never read the Constitution, nor ever heard
it read, ranting about its violation.
To hear men who never did days work
in their lives bowling about the influx Of
niggers, and the injury to white laborers.
WHEN Cromwell first coined his money,
an old cavalier, looking upon one of the new
pieces, read this inscription on one side
"God with u.s." on the other, The Com
monweath of England" 81 see." said he,
,;God and the Commonwealth are on differ
ent sides"
ADRY GOODS clerk Of a medical turn Of
mind wishes to know if yonng ladies with a
mania for shopping" but no particular
prediction for buying may not properly be
considered counter irritsnts?
We are acquainted with monster in
human form" who says the only time = wo-
man does not exaggerate is when she is talk
ing Of her own age.
Aman came into aprinting Office to beg a
paper. aBecause" said he I'VE like to read
newspapers very much, but our neighbors are
all to stingy too take one"
A paragraph has been going all the
rounds of an old lady who has mustache
on her lip. 1t is not uncommon for
Young ladies to have mustachss ON their
Ups. -i-.-
A wit upon leaving church where the
psalms bad been sung in wesriseme man
ner observed to his companion: 'Now know
why Saul wanted to kill David \
Fellow Feeling: This is wha. they call
fellow feeling for man" as the thief said
when the policemen was CROPPING after him
H. the dark. -s &C., ! .
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put an end to the CONVEX sation; the young
Visitor DISAPPEARED, and her friend prepared

put an end to the conveIs ation; the young
Visitor DISAPPEARED, and her friend prepared
to. receive De Julien. b9n7di1a4 via q.
He enters, looks about the room with
nonchalance, and the better to decide upon
the powers of the mag ician, observes that
her art must reveal to her the object of his
present visit. aDo you doubt it! said the
sibyl, in an:oAended tone; give yourself the
trouble then to be seated; and condescend
to listen to me- He took chair She col
lected herself and arranged theicards upon
the table, by way Of prelude to the follow
ing dialogue o. ,-.-as ID -.e7i- ..-
"Ace of hearts: You are married, sir;
sixteen or eighteen months ago you espous-
ed ~ oung lady of about half your age" q
"What, Madam"
"Ten Of hearts: Who has given you q
thousand proofs Of affection, and yet you
continue to suspect her." L->ty.tG 81
III confess it,. said be in utter amaze
ment.
"Qusen of diamonds-.hese suspicious
you have imbibed from female friend Of
your wife,"
ct admit the fact"
"Seven of spades-she has carried her eff
frontery so far as to advise you to apply to
me-"
astonishing.
She takes up the cards and bands them
to De Julien, who butts them, while the
sibyl continues with gravity that nothing
can disturb, "your wife is faithful
"Do you believe 500"
81 know it; but she complains of your
conduct
"Of my conduct"
"Your suspicious harrass her"
80 no. she is not aware of them
"She has discovered them; you entertain
at your house very dangerous man"
"And who is he2"
"The king of clubs"
81 do not know him, madam"
"a dark man; thirty-six years old"
"It is my best friend.
"Knave of hearts: He is DESTROYS of be-
coming your wife's best friend, sir.
"You amaze me; | am thunder-struck."
"For three months past he has been try
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WHAT KILEs Us.-To hear man who
never read the Constitution, nor ever heard
it read, ranting about it's violation.
To hear men who never did day work
in their lives bowling about the influx OF
niggers. and the injury to white laborers.
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The purpose of an unmarried women Is
generally like herself-single.
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JUST RECEIVED
Nv Adams Express, my Sec.
Ond Stock Of
FALL & WINTER GOODS

consisting Of large lot Of
FINE CLOAKS,
CLOTHS FOR MAKING CLOAKS,
MINK AND FITCH FURS,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
BARD FLANNELS, for ChiIdren's Wear,
FRENCH MERINOS, DELAiNS,. OF all
colors. .....t
WOODEN DRESS GOODS.
EMPEROR CLOTH. q
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
and great many other goods too numerous to nenh0h
Also, BLACK AND OTHER SiLhS =
which viii cell ut q small advance on cost
ALHX. HEYMAN,
Is7 Main street. Wheeling, ". -
, 1863-01-14
the WAR IN VIRGINIA.
Southern News via. Richmond.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S-A special dispatch,
dated January 1sth, from the headquarters Of
the army Of the Potomac, states that ia full
brigade of the enemy previously visible upon
the hills directly south Of Summers headquar-
tiers, were yesterday, after the storm Of Sat-
the tents lay upon the ground, and the smonl-
iierinE camp fires indicated that the enemy
had lefa this position carly, before day.
Later In the day wagons CAME and gathered
the tents and moved of upon the telegraph
road southwark.
New tents were observed to-day between
south and west Of south, but no increase Of
camp fires were observed.
HEApQrARrEns ARasr OF TIE PoroMAc,
Jan. 13.-The Richmond Whtg and Enquirer
Of this date are received. They contain the
following:
PETERSBURG, Jan. 12.-Gen. Pryor cncoun-
tered Dodge's mounted rifemen, five miles
froln Suffolk, with two companies Of cavalry,
End epea 1e IN Inc II Se unt 1Si
Sunday morning, but the enemy would not
leave his stronghold.
Learning that 500 Yankees were at Cons:
vile, Gen. Pryor pushed across to intercept
them. They fcd on our approach, escaping
Tie Eno,drer still contends that the battles
Of Murfreesboro were victories Tor the
South. Iteays this victory is By fa1 the most
complete won By our arms in tho Southwest.
as dctractinE in the east ffom the glory 81
our arms, or tho importance Of our victory.
/ The most boastfnl dispatch Rosecrans may
write, can never rccapture the prisoners,
arms and artillery carried of By Bragg, nor
rebuild the wagons burned by Morgan and
| Wheeler. =. -.
! by President DaEis; has by proclamation
| called out all The militia in tho coun
ties bordering On the North = Caro-