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From the Richmond EngHlrer, l7tA
TIE enemy had net deserted James river on
Tuesday, as was reported here dsriHF ths day.
So far fTem leaving, Tuesday was the day of
tks'r NEST active Operations. Easiy I'D The
zsrHizg, two monitors which hs5 sasn higher
up, dropped dswn "a Fsrt PowsaEaE, where
they we're jsiEsd by seven wosdou gzabsats, the
latter consisting chiefly of schgeucrz, mauutiuz
enc gun, sad Intended fer TIE HaYir=tiHG OF
creeks, izists and hsysus. Fudiug tbs coast
Al clear sf rebel soldiers az5 rebel ggHs, the
enszy sent ssm8 ere hundred ast fly or two
huadred Ren sshsre, sid destroyed the rade
ssrthweTks whieb had been throwz - St tie
fort They also fred SONS th50o or fear Eaie'y
constructed b~Eil6iEgs wHisA lad bsen 5uils for
the accommodation Of the garrisoa which eEcs
occupied tke fort, Having covered themselves
with glsry, tie vsn5s,s thsu returned to their
beats, and the whole G0tilla novcd dswz the
stresmI
After tbs feet had retired, sszas eff oar sesztz
came uP0g 3 Yankee s5l5i5r ss8-otsd il .he
bushes near the fort. lie cE0srfulg gave him
self up, ard said he bad deserted especially Ter
the purpose sf beosssi-g a eiszos Of ths great
res S9athera Csaiel5TEcy. He stated flr-asr,
that thsss movements on Eho james river we're
all intended as 8 mere diversion; that DIX Vas
marching up the Peninsula sad On ts RishaoF5,
at the head Of 5000 troops KasNi1g this
statement to be false, aEd believing s1st The
iellew was q SPY Instead Of q dcsersar, he wss
speedily ssRt to he21qasrtsI5. Ea viii in al
probability bs hsn0rsd WITH a slack-roue per
fsraanca az RieLEezd.
LATEsT-TwoirsR-elad Eunboaa passed City
P0Izt yesterday, asa proceeded up james river.
Seven g~aE5asts sad transports reaainsd two
ailss ssiow tho PoRt Tas object Of this re-
esREoisssRes is gsIse sp9srsBt. The vsadaIs
are anxious to fH8 sut what lsrcs Is suDPernnr
the garrisons at Chains and Dregy's bluffs
We shall probably tesr further 81 their move
rents ts-dsy.-PslersbErg Exprsis.
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The ARMY CT PoTO9fAC The sgseial
correspondent OF iAs Philadelphia hg-arsr, WI
ing EoH Fdoisrsk MsyIsaa, assigns he fol-
loving rsas3as Why Lss- rsae he'd the Potoalse
bsfsr5 Meade
Ore siganlags possessed By Lee in reaching
te2 Pst3ute 90 soon WAS, thas tho river above
Harpers Ferry stretches away TO the A0rJh.
masking q curve mp - RliismspoTt, wkish rsH-
dsrs the distance to be travelled By Les Tsu
Getsyssgrg much shorter tasa tksl taken BY
eEr tros9s Ia rslchisg the sam, psiRt. Lee. o.
Friday m-z-, G-jI9g his army Sc badly defeat
cd, 20 dea5ss 90 oLc3 commenced a rapid retreat
ia the river, ana ms7ing night and day, was
ae.9 60 reach q. WITH 8 large body Of trssps BE-
Monday CT Tuesday Gsa. Essds. ea Satar-
T bad &c wall until Less designs developed
"a mss.vs5, and thus at last AaIf q day was
g1a"i ia Che s-sri b. Lee before his retreat Be-
cane a fixed hct GO cur c~smaaadsr.
Al's VII eV1isia WY car army was not able
70 reach the F1'amse ia aavaacs Of the rebels.
an1 intercept steif retreat, IS May Ras familiar
vita sac geographical features 81 the country
srrp1-ed Yves IN easy natter.
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We were called apes yesterday by Mr. ".
Il. Ha1isg1, a msnber Of Casto2az's csaa-
PsRy, ia Dske's regiment, Of He7gaas cen-
usad wh0 has just eesa thross5 Tfn Sparta,
Tenn, by way Of PiEsFille. Mr. il informs IS
that q Esmbsr 81 BeckiHriGea's regiment, ct
Megan's command, caao iato Sparta inside
fore b. left fer this place, direct fr9m hIgmtords-
vile. KY, where ha left his command M0Igan
had a fgat st Ham60rdsvils, On the 5.k. In
whish be killed and wORudsd sboU. tour hun
dred, and s~aptared three Thousand Of tae enemy,
and then burned Green river bridge. MorgaB's
less was about lao. Il was tao i~nteatsn Of
Gen. GaTgaA TO cross tho O3i0, aad tAe e5u-.
maad was m9ying in that d~iesetioa when tie
soldier le2 Mr.. H eeasiders tue inio1m5sisn
every way reliable.
We find the foregoing in DE Chattansoga
BsSa, Of tia 15.h. It does net tally, as TO tze,
with the Federal statements Of Morgan's meYe
rasats north Of the Ohis.
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sPECTAL ORDER M. .

&DA AED ETCTaDN
PHIS0NkRs.
DEaoFoLlsi ala July 1913 1s63
FD Man leaTisg tbs camp On furro1rl
~ are rotas1 pa. no Surgeons csrtiica f5r erf'9
stqh % ieaFe "tl Re recoEniz d un.ess from 4 49,,
oars-oa 10 t4e Genfsderste army.
ALi E2rI.eI meu will report Il .baqs u..r--.--
lLns Ely en- DE expiration o. lher frio1--s -
tle III De d-1l1 with s. cossssu
q ne government and STATES are rsqra. fa7
Ae2 60 fesortro these Hea5alarfers
"a = on tle ? f1st1g 20 comply, they shosld be ar-ssssa
v-oero II MAJ. HENRY @ DAVIS.
JN0. 81 ALISON, Adiatana
ivls-lc
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Tr wTaerssTPPT.

Oar intelligence rem Mississippi is extTenely
meager. About all hatis understood Of Gen.
JeHEsrON's position, is, that be is in position
somewhere in the vicinity Of Bnand0R. Tkis re-
port reaches Us through several channels. If
true, we imagine his proposed stay there is emily
ta~mporary-that his object is to give time for
The removal Of his stores, snd the supplies Of
the country. Til. country is not supplied with
water for an army Ike his, ans any position he
might atteppt to occupy could be fanked By
GRANTS fsrces witheus interruption. We are,
therefore, prepared to bear q his having RAde 8
SSH further retrograds movement at any mo
ment.
Nothing direct hiss been resolved hom jack
son since our army LEFT the city.
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ExECUTI0N-A member Of cospaay X, Col
Asbby regiment Of cavalry, by The same OF
Whitehead, who seaeiHe ace was ssateuoei
By q esaTt-@zrtial In tsis cIy Is death BY sh0ot-
ing isE deserioa, czpisiad the penalty OF TIE
court yesterday IN the vicinity Of the sity
We are Informed that he was captured BY eur
ssvalry anIong the prisoners taken hsm sauuz-
srs' rsidiRg party. This We bellows ID the 6rst
execution OF tbs kiBd shat has over taken place
il East IeHasssss-6H0EsiEe Register.
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TIE PRIsoSERs FROM GErrYssUse-AI. l..

PRISONER FROM GETTYsBURG-Al let
ter daiss WiEshssief, he l0h INST, says:
] crossed the river yesterday, en- NV vav 70
report to 8 hospital in Winchester. At the
sane lire TIVE ferries wers occupied crossing
soout 5000 Yankee prisoners. I passed ths
officers On the road today, (aboat 2OO). ia
charge Of tbs remnant (250 men) Of Gsrnett's
brigade. Our division, or what is left Of il,
(Pieketts,) guard these prisoners.
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FATAL ExPLosIsx OK rsE SOUTH C4Polry.

Fatal EXPLOSION on TEE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD -0a Thursday night the bsilsr Of
the lecemotiVs J ID. Alien, aslaehed t. the uB
Augusta night passenger train, when about
twenty-nine miles rom the city, exploded. kill
ing instantly John FiizhHgh. engineer, J. ".
Rzialss fireman, and badly scalding srother
fireman. named AhTens. We have no other par
STANDARDIZATION Courier, 1Sd.
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CasuaIiies knoug The sEissIssippiaus.

COMPANY A. 4sTH-MIssTssIPFI VoLUyrEERs,
POsEYs BEIeADE ANDEFgoN's DIVISION, ;
Bivozac Near HAgsrstOwn, Nd, JAY g, 1868. }
EDTr8Es APPEAL: I sand you a list q the casualties
in ta.E brigade ia the recent battle near 6stsysburg,
Pennsylvania
Lieut. p. r Gregory, sf Co. B, 10th Mississippi was
XII eli en- tAs 9Th mat. by PHyate 4 C. Wissu, of Co.
K 18th Mississippi. G Il. ELwEEL.
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FgrLI- 80 HiEgigEingi.

/ f~gTty-Etgth AtSStSslPBf.
Field AID rtaf-KIled: Adistaut r Campbell.
I Company A-Wo Eadsd Coruoral FsminF BrsWR,
Piva- Is 1oHz GauHAsr, JOIN Hogan
CempAHV B-Woaaded Corp = . howard.
Company G-WouHisd PHvatss d c Brsck, J J
/ Wlgtey, J Hslts W B Tayisr.
Company D-KGsd: Ssfgt G " Williams Private
Geo Paterson. Wounded Private A Joaes Mss.
ing Frvstgs \ Daaley, J T Criss, NJ \ Mcneil
Cozpany E.-W0undsd: Ssrst Gee Ritter, Private
Company F-Krlsd. Prfvatsa Geo saup'v. Fl C
/ Johnson wounded Cors J v Bcanoud Privstes L
s ~Thompssa, ? H ApPisEsts, s LabenSers. Missing
/ Private " J Seaman
Company H-woupdsd Privatss David Gibsoa.
DaRsrsn MeBsvsH. Class Cala.
CemBsuy w gUHded Cs-p Jos HoEmsn. Private
A Cotton, Missing. Privzts ? EATrsHss.
Company L-Eilsd PrvAs Geo V2aehn. Wound
ed Pnvztss H wyrisk. JoAa A JacsbE J Sykes, S
Killed, 6 wounded, q missing, Q. Tetal, %.
NinstsszA Mississippi.
Company A-KHled Sergeant Z Coleman. Wound.
ed Lieutsnaut @ BurraEs, Pryates J P Forrsstel
J SimmsRs. II g Cuilum, " Karen, J 5 Welbsrn.
Company euased Private Lowry.
Company C.-Wouadsd Private Thss CuHiniags.
Company B-Woandsd' Pdvates D J Shslton, H
Company E.-W0undss ssrEsants s " Naples. E.
@ Hatssx Corporal @ W shivesi Prvsss 0 A Nsr.
row.
COMPANY F-woundsd Sergeant John EIl; Pr-
Yates II Jersan, b J sooch Missing: PiYats y
SAAAH@AF 1a-AAaA o AaaNlAaA n - ALElaa. a Sac
sen. WouEded: Private Wa Hsrrsn. disslng Lest
L D Knee Private J = MorrEsR.
Company H-W0un1ed Pdvates d MgEsnzia. J Il
PrsTost, H B Russell, D q PoG
Company killed Private ] s Logan. Wounded
Lieutenant B0weR; Private J S = cClaskey.
Company Private WI ReyRolsE Wouad-
Killed 5 Wounded e. Missing 3-Total "a.
SiztseHh Mississippi
Company A-Wsuassd Lieut. Lsusaai Private II
Mey.
Company R.-wouzssa: Pivsss J shsrter
Company C.-Klsd PrVats s MBznkston. WesEa.
ed: Capt z Stay, CorP J Wilson p Yates @ " Hal-ys
A Lapnier, J Arnold C bison J W Il Street His-
sing Lost 7 " Price, Corp I L Ray, Corp A 3
Brsome, Pdvates II F Foster, T 4 Hart, j " Say.
Company D-WsEndsd Pivsts T Tsiglsr.
Company E-WouRdsd: Private WIN NfF-rg.
Ce-Eszy F-WsU1dsd; Corp G W Kelly, Pdva.s
A J OiihEn-
Company G-Ns c~asualtIss.
CsaBany A-WouBdsd Prfvates Jas Williams J
T Ainsworts, tt Rsyd
Company Killed serg. T St1inroth. Missing:
Private J Q bortou.
Company K-WouAssd. Private J s Brown.
Killed, Il wounded Is; miss RE, q total 26.
TtssLfh Mississippi
Company A-WsHads6 Priva;ss D T Yatss, Il
kempls.
Company BIO ossualhex
CemPsay O-Wsundsd Private 7 J Coleman
Cozssay D-Na casualties.
Company E-Wouzdsd. ssrgt PHszasgSas COrPorsl
A " Baker.
Company Missing P-ivats Law.
Company G-Kiusd; Private n CulhaRa. Wounded:
CelsrSergt A Jar7iE- Pdvats Jas. Herring
CoupaRy H-Wounasd: LIsutF WPrsssanstt ssrgt
E AGCeraisk
COapaay L-Wouad'd: Private J G Burlsy. Jss
Moore.
COarssy K-No e~asualtieE
Kilsd, l; Woandsd, IL missing. total Is.
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The undersigned committee, appointed to arrange for
the reception and entertainments Of General FoRErsr.
report that they havs procured rooms at the Trout
House, at which place his fdesdL ladies and fellow
citizens can visit hin tomorrow, Tuesday, tie 2lst
last from half past . 80 haf.psr II o'clock N
JAMES NJ CALHorN,
81 OATgABH,
j y. WILLIAMS,
A O. WHY,
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- We learn ihfoash = fiard lha1 lssssr
has jast beez rec-iya5 90 .zis oty h8a Ssarsa.
Isaa., to tsa eject taai Gea Aoggaa sncoHa-
tered Wlii0sd's cavalry, as CaEphollvlie, Ky,
dsfeatng him with great slsReh5er. The saaa
sitter ststss rhat Col Diek Gofgsa, q br0-hsr Of
the general, sRd Gel Charsait were k1lsd
Reports in rsEard to M5rgsa's ~harssbsuts
are esHssiing, and this ia psrisals- needs
a~EA9s3oG, re oaiy give &c for what /. is
Worh-KasTUale CArsaGcts. 1874
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SALT

100A SACKS BEST VIRGINIA SALT. inst "a.
AVUU cevad froH our works At Satvuls va. we
sake ITO the interest OF the trade b ave ~ a
cal SaA4O KENNEDY, PALEER * co.
Gmce az Beach a Roots
trI Whitehall st-aaa
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FIGHT or JAMES IsLASD-We learn that
ts Yaakces brought a force of negroes 60 at
tack cur troops en- James island this morniuw.
Ihe negroes fought badly, most Of taen refusing
n attack Some siUtT Of them were killed and
thit'y taken Prisoners.-SasqREaA RsPabieaa,
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ENpreHa Robbery ~ Meridian-CorrectIon.
EDITORS Daily @ aron.
In q recent number Of your paper appeared
,41 Following article in regard e tha Southern
Express compsry;
IHEFT-An employe Of the Southern Fr-
press company distracted about S43 900 from
me ONCE In TINS city, on Saturday Iast. bnt was
detected 10 tie ssouut 70 soud II m ne Msb1o
and Osio railroad, aud all the funds recovered.
BE was placed under arrest"
the a5oVe IS wholly untrus as 70 the g9utb-
grn express company, or say Of its cmnioves
Inc tkett was peTpststsd by enc Flanivss
messeHRer IN the employ Of The Pioneer Express.
me funds hsvfng been placed in his safs BY spa
OF tne proPneiors OF said express, SIS q voluntary
aet OF kindness upon his part TO relieve the
eeRef' MT wang, rem trouble with it from
Mobile to this point.
Ga arriving here, Mr. Wasg demaa1sd h,
nsney and t0urd Il vas missing. be immadi
al7iy arrested tha messenger, after which be
Owned 90 the crime, and gave information thar
lea 10 the recovery Of the money.
Lnese are the facts ag related 90 me BY Mr..
wang himself l therefore ask Tia: yea give
his correction 8 place in your paper, in iusties
10 the southern Express company. and its en-
pl0yes. A b. SNAIL.
Assistant supt soutbers Express Co.
a The Csgsdsrsey publishes the casualties
ID companies aad 4h Georgia, at Gettys-
burg, ss fellows:
Company B-Kuled n II Shaw. Wounded;
Captain J Cksy, thigh, severely Ssrgeaut W
TPears, ara sligst; PdYates A NsMiksll.
arm slight; II b Aikea, ara, slight; G. W
Glenn, arm, sIghk; CAD Grubbs, arm, slight
Company G-Klisl Piyate Bradford Har-
rson. Wounded; Captain J T Lane, left arm
aapuratea LieGtenant B Z Parssns, hand.
shehti Pdvates J McCulough. beth thighs.
n1rlallyi " RinfoTd, face and breast S W
Say arm and side E / Campbell, snkle.
DEsERTER SHOT-Rsbert Whitehead. from
bou2t county Tenn, who somstims ago DO
seT.ea rom Gel Ashby's regiHaess and went to
AaAiteEy' was asot sgc5rdirC 10 sentence On
yesterday o. Beaver Dam Church, nirs miles
aHtant uea tais city -kasEcaIs CIroa. Isth /
A Pho Of taboosd papsrs-Nsw Yark
5ons Chicago Times, and Cincinnati EaguiTer
burned on the streets Of L-savenWortb
hensis, on 5ae l6ah. A band Of mssia was on
hand.
~ Fort Wagner Is low our southern base ell
.a 49, 49,
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NORTHERN VIEW OF AFFAIRS.
A gentleman WIS had rc4d the New York
Herald Of the 18Th, furnished the Peters
burg Ezyrsss Of the I7ih with g synopsis Of
sons Of its leading items. BEssETT gg7lsuds
Gen LEES great military abilities, and states
that the Nsrih has no match for him; that there
Is ne possible sssnes Of outgenoraliug The
Northern army Of Virgins, bat if As LINCOLN
Government viii stu persist IN fighting, the
only hope Of the North is in superior ngmbers.
Bat be Advocates peace, ass says Bow is The
proper time for LINCOLN ts msks proposals and
adis' the CoRfederatss have fosght through al
the war with a glllsaty unsurpassed In the his
tory Of the wors, and the idea Of sozuueriug
any PortieE Of The great Angle saxon race d
prspostarous.
In speaking sf The military s~itu.tioB, the ret
rograie movement Of Gu. BRAeG Is pro-
nounesd e masterpiece Of military vancouver
ing. The Herald says R-osECRAss is now
sixty miles or more from the base Of bis sup
ples-a desiderstuR for which BsAGa hes been
~laboring-and Is one Of the results Of the late
move, WHEELER Is already ia R-ogEcRANs'
resr, annoying him very much. All was quiet
with MEADE's army o. the 18th instant. No
offensive Concentration had bees made BIZ
TIE greatest army en- the planet
iewaTd4hs "deno.aizod,H 5isorganizsd, utterly
routed army" Of Gsa. Lee. Morgan was still
u 4ndauR, "Weoding a vide row, and although
every efort LAD been made to captare the bold
5rgsad, he bad succeeded in eladiug tho yigi-
lsnce Of the FedeTas. The excitement through
our Indiana continued undated, and The militia
were rushing 70 arns from every portion sf Tee
sala.
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FGR q

XA.UAB-LE .teo WOMAN q f-tr+.
"a WEsls lr5ase sd s7'e1tld 5000
9sasEs' A5y see wan n5 tuA va-.u
T. -LAEEES
~ Nrrh-I -----t
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X Is stated thai Rsaseraas army has %
szoysd ell the heusas At University Place. Last
ysaE ith asa stated, wAaz they oceap.ed shat
Ralt Of Isanessee' they stole ell OF Bishop
Polk Hne Pas4ts library ana objects ef~vir.ae.
twill Dc reeols stel HAT the great university Of
Nheh tAat WAS 9 b tie seat was mainly
STARTED through tie eItrgy ard influence Of.
General ihen Bishop Polk.
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Y We have intelligence that Mr.. Armstrong,
late editor Of the Vicks5uTg Wig, succeeded
in GLIDING the clutches Of the Fslsrals when
they occupied that city, and is now Ia Mobile.
". oonELa.rL.-a him on his aseana-
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- Fort hagnerls now our southern base Of
opa@ioos on Morris island. Il, is situated about
he middle Of that island, and whore It IS SO
narrow that 1t is mofe The character Of an
Etlmus.
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AVU cure p-iat. For sale ~
". F. HERRING O. co.
ifoiW AtiartF. Ca
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80. LIZ C0ECERF Ta-EIGHT

ghttt vndersiE1ei beg leave % recommend 70 tie
claza1sot Atlantis ths G le--sted CANTATRICE
A41aHe hras formerly Mss Bertha SahsiIsr. a. =
ia y or sap-uoE mrse cal tLsut having known her for
mruy years in ctumbis, Tens.
OARr.L IRVINE, 1t tennessee
CAPT JE. WALKER gth
AIEUE W.L PHILLIP, If q
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SUCCESS OF d FLOEDA-Tao Petersburg
EzRrss, Of he 18th, states Chat lstpr received
- thsl city The previous 6sy, via Washington.
y C rdeied ST. Georges, Bermuss, Jolly 7th.
aad hom q seulee entirely Trustworthy, furnishes
fhs believing gratifying i~ntslHgenee Fifty.
I've Yankee saLon, captured BY the Florida,
Capt Azht we've breughtt 90 ths port yesterday.
Tie Florila had burned the Red Gauntlet
soUthan Gross and Bsajanln Hoxio, three large,
hRe Yankee clipper slips. The Hoxie had on
boafd over a half million in gold and silver,
from San Francisco. This was indeed a nch
prize"
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n TIE Richmond ErzmiHer, Of the IVA
says '.Ihe army Of Northern Virgins has re-.
crossed ts iha soutA bank Of the Potomac. 4
tSsraa rem Gensrd Lee omsialy aanozncod
Ais fact 70 President Davis on yesterday.
WfHs tAis is an acknowledged sbsn5sHnsns Of
the inyssian, so far from It's having q depressing
effect "a ths saEnTy, the majority Of or people
VIII fsel 8 sense Of relief OF Learning that tie
R9ssmae is ne longer bssHsan the army Of
Northern Virgins and It's base Of supplies. We
ars not infarasa oa what day OF days the To-
crossing ofthe army was effected, OF what point
81 present is Cen Less headquarters"
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The CoECERT-Taig evening Madam Rail,
assisted by competent professors. makes her
frat appearance before the Atlanta public, at the
Atheaeum. We hsve heard this lady on seve-
raj previous occasions, and esH speak advisedly
il promising those wAo may attend, a msritori-
Gus entertainment. We hope to sec q fall
house.
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- The Clas.@nesgs Rl5a Of yesterday Gays
R'zccraus IS ~stil-zt IullahoEa, Gna bis head
qza-ters ere 1t Winchester. A portion Of bs
army is at GsLlnuviIls. Tho eaemy are gath
ertus ia tEs crops Of tae people sround Ne
Airnvile, giving tie producer snly q tszta CT
his grain fer his family support. There are re
Yankees tAs side Of Lsbsnon aad Alexandria.
Ssms Of car usguta5 men are st Sparta.
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DEsERTER SHOT-Rebert Whitehead. from
bou2t county Tenn, who somstims ago DO
sefisa rom Gel Ashby's regiaoss and went to
Aallueky, was Hsot sgc5rdlrr 10 s~spteuca en-
yesterday a. Beaver Dam Church, nins mTss
aHfant Eea fails city -kaszcsls CIrsa Igth
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A pho Cf ts5oosd papsrs-Nsw Yark
7ora Chicago Times, and Cincinnati EaeaiTer
a burned on she streets Of LsavenWortb.
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King; of Dayton. That of course was
the reason why he wanted to purchase at
Cincinnati instead of at the nearer and
perhaps larger markets of Philadelphia
ana New York. But it seems that the
friend of mine " had not seen the mus
kets, and Mr.. yallandigham wants a
sample one sent ON by express, if Kit
ridge d Co. can furnish seventy-fve,
or perhaps a good many more" Here
Messrs. Kitridge & Co. had the vista of
big trade, with Mr.. Vallandigham as
agent for all the "friends of mine " who
wanted Mimic muskets, with a sample
musket IN his room, and the price at
which any number could be furnished.
There were good many of the friends
OF mine who wanted muskets at that
time" good many more than they
could get, and Mr.. Vallandigham was
just the person to act as purchasing me-
dunn between them and Northern mer-
chants, to supply the rebel conspiracy
with arms.
Z But the postscript is peculiarly femi-
nine. How about accouterments y
mere casual inquiry-an after-thought,
suggested BY the mention Of muskets.
Accouterments follow, Of course. sf
muskets are to be bought. Say aecou-
trrrnents fur Seventy-fi or Purhaps-
good many more. How about them I?
This was expected to bring sample of
accouterments by express, with the price
at which Kittridge & Co. would furnish
seventy-fve, or perhaps great many
more. t.
Thus Mr.. Vallandigham expected to
be set up in business as agent for supply,
ing the Confederacy with arms. Messrs.
klttridge d Co. having been largely in
the Southern trade in guns, he supposed,
in accordance with the general Demo
cratic idea of the influence of the South
ern trade, that their patriotism and their
souls had gone with it, and that they
would embrace the opportunity to enter
into a confidential commerce with the
Contederates. But he was mistaken in
the men, and thus his fattering antici-
pations ofaiding the rebellion fell through.
His noble ambition to exhibit sample
Mimic musket with complete accoutre-
ments, in his room at Washington, to the
leading conspirators, and to state to
them the price at which Cincinnati
house would furnish any number. and to
transmit their orders, was disappointed,
and it is impossible to tell how much the
rebel cause has lost thereby.
This letter is au illustration of the
character of the man-treacherous, cum
ming, sneaking and cowardly, working
industriously to commend himself to his
Southern masters, ambitious to become
a pander to their conspiracy, but always
cautious to provide lodges and loopholes
for escape. .~.a
We suppose that in every honest mind
the evidence of this letter will convict
Mr.. Vallandigham of guilty completely
with the rebel conspirators, and of an
intention to furnish arms to them, to be
used in levyiug war upon the Govern
ment How far fhie ~r~.-Il L.
jug gment OF honest men it will convict
him of crime whose desert and legal
penalty is hanging. Yet we do not sup
pose that this conviction will at all dis
qualify him as the candidate of the foul
combination that has seized the ma
chinery of the Democratic party and put
him in nomination.