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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-13

A REBEL PRISONER ON THE WAR-He
ReS0L0es to take the Oath Of AlLegjance.-
The following extract from letter of q
rebel prisoner to a friend ia New York
State, is significant:
y a. was one of the many who.
at the breaking out of the rebellion, was
misled by horrid tales and solemn prom.
lses, to be fulfilled at the close of the war,
to go into the army.
3" had start in the world in Athens,
CLARK County, Ga, at the beginning OF
the war, and everything looked very en-
couIaging, and all thought that the war
would not last six months then | could
return with all the honors of a true
Southern man, and regularly installed and
set up in business, soon to make fortune
and to enjoy the rest OF my life. In this
have been sadly bitten.
Instead OF the war lasting six months or
twelve months, / have served twenty
eight months, and there is no prospect of
its cou-lng to close for twelve months TO
come, aud what | lett at home | have
spent lille III service, and am now pris-
oner of war, with nothing but a prospect
OF being turned out upon the world with
out cent to help myself with.
HE who will be deluded to take up arms
against his country must suffer the conse-
quences. As for me, have got enough
OF the war, and am about to take the oath
and remain in the Union, and let rebel
dom go to the ID. They have beat me
out OF my two years work and $2,60O-
| think | will quit, and keep quiet Tor
few days.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-13
PeriIous Acknowledgment Courage
of Lady.


The Alta Californian narrates an IL
stance OF perilous adventure and retnarka-
bic courage of lady formerly from this
vicinity, and the story has been confirmed
by private letter from sister of the
lady, written from Denver City to her
friends in this city.
The heroine is Mrs. Gerrish, formerly
Miss Fannie Miles, daughter OF Mr.. a. e..
Miles, who some years since lived 10
Newburg, but who has moved his family
to Denver City. The husband of the lady
lives in Oregon, and she was on her way
to reioin him, alter visit to her friends
in the Atlantic States. About the middle
OF May, she, with her baby, were travel
ing IL the overland mail stage coach, be-
tween Denver and San Francisco. The
only persons composing the party were
herself and baby inside the coach, and one
passenger and the driver on the front seat.
About eight miles out from Carson Sta
ton, the stsge was attacked by Indians,
who fired into it, killing the two men out
side. The passenger fell off the coach,
but the driver tUmbied back on the seat
quite dead, but retaining his hold on the
lines and whip.
The horses dashed off wildly, and the
Indians continued to fire on the coach, the
bnllets passing through and through it,
but provIdenually not touching Mrs. Ger
rish or her child. With extraordinary
courage and self-possession Mrs. Gerrish
bid the child under the seat, covering it up
with cushions TO protect it from the bul-
lets. Then she crawled out OF the coach
on TO the drivers seat-though how this
was accomplished amid the whistliDg OF
the bullets and the mad plunging of the
horses, seems mysterious. Taking tn
reins and whip from the cold and stitfened
hands OF the dead driver, she got the
horses under control, and drove them
about mile, when one of them fell dead
from loss OF blood.
Here seemed a crisis i'll her fate. Jump
ing down from her seat, she commenced
cutting loose one of the surviving horses,
with the purpose OF mounting it and gal
Looping OFT with her baby. She had near
ly accomplished her task when the East
ern coach came up over the hill, and the
driver seeing tie struggling horses and
woman among them, whipped up his
team and drove rapidly to her relief.
me COdCh tuaU came up was fuIl or men,
and the Indians retreated. Mrs. Gerrish
was taken back to the station from which
she had come. There she begged the
agent to seud her forward with an escort,
but he did not dare to do it, as it was
against positive orders. Finding, after a
while, that she was the wife of Free
Mason, the agent, who was himself Free
Mason, said he would give her proper
escort if he swung for it, and thus she
reached San Francisco in safety, and af-
terWard joined her husband in Oregon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-13

THE POLISH QUESTION Paris press
continues to evlnce strong war feeling.
The Steele regards the Russian reply as a
defiance. Great irritation is also reported
al Vienna.
Ii is asserted that the French Govern
ment has resolved upon the terms of re
spouse to Gortschakoff's dispatch, and
would forthwith communicate them.
The latest intelligence asserts that Eng
land, France and Austria were in active
communication, and the accord was per-
tect
Polish affairs were debated in both
houses OF the English Parliament on the
Oath, and general dissatisfaction was ex-
pressed at the Russian reply.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-13

INDIAN AFFAIRs.-The Times Washing
ton correspondence says that Hon. WAL
TER D. MoINDoE, member of Congress has
been appointed by the President, COM
missioner to Adjust the Indian difficulties
il Wisconsin. He leaves Immediately.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-13

Il The venerable President of Union
College, DR.. NoTr, is now ninety years
old, and is in the enjoyment of excellent
health, and his mind is unimpaired and
very active.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-13

A Coon BILL.-The city of New York
Will have round bill to pay for the dam
age done to property by the New York
rioters. Up to the Goth ult. claims had
been presented to the amount of 1882, 522
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-13

RICHMOND MARKETs.-We don't ex-
actly see how poor people manage to live
IN the capital of the "Southern Confeder:
acy." The prices for everything neces.
sary to sustain life are fearful. The Rich
mond Sentinel of the 9th SAYS:
A stroll through the First Market SATURDAY.
morning, assured us of the following prices pre-
vailing there at this time New potatoes. 81 ner
quart onions, 81 per quart; cucumbers, SI0l 90
per dozen green apples, 25cGSl per quart cabs
bage, 50c4S per head; eggs 81 per dozen; chick
ems, $500 per pair; whortle berrit 8 75c per quart
backberries, 25cld SOC per quart green corn S.
per dozen ears mutton, 81 per pound; bacon, 81 IS
per pound; butter, So per pound; buttermilk, soc
per quart; sturgeon, 15c per pound. The market
appeared we'll supplied with all these articles act
these extraordinary prices acre FIRMLY maintained
Quotations tor some other articles are
quoted as follows:
nAMs-s1 90 to 81 90 per pound
BEANs-W hite, sales at SIS to $50 per bushel
BUrTER-Is scarce. We quote good 81 to
81 50.
BRANDY-Apple, sales at So to $50 per gallon.
Consultative quote sales at $40 per bushel.
CoRN-Ihere is but little on the market; sales at
50 so TO $40
CANDLEs-Tallow, 81 SO to 81 IS; adamantine
81 so TO SIS per pound.
CoFFEE-S4 to 81 so per pound.
FRUIT-Dried apples, SO to S11; peaches, $40 &c
sic per bushel.
FLoUR-The transactions in flour have been en-
tirely confined the retail trade. We quote su
perne at $50 to SS4; extra, $685. family, SIS $40
Market more active and demand good
= HAY-We note SAFE at IS to $40 per hundred.
HIDEs-Dry, 81 so to 81 60 per pound
LARD-Sales at 81 so to 81 60 per pound
LEATHER-Sole, So so to IS 70; upper, SIS to
SIS so. ..
OArs-Sales at So per bushel.
PEAs-Black- So; brown, SO so per bushel
PorAroEs-Irish very scarce; sales at $40 to ST.
per bushel.
RYE-Last sales ST per bushel.
SALT-45c per pound.
SUeARs-Sales at 81 70 to 81 so.
MooD-oak, $25; pine, S12 per cord;
WHIsKY-sales at S2S to SIS per gallon, for corn
Bye, SIS to S3S.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-08-13

The following order Of the President is
published for the information and govern
IS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05
AZ appNAG ne mEasFssTPrrANs.

ar APPEAL T9 ME8#HBGNEFAANB.
MlsfsdFpansI wiz you Iai-s o as feeble vsiss 81
a 4suaa7 It has been hsrslsed ,hroughout Tie lsnetA
aas brosh Of the Confsdsrasy that MisszHppians are
dcssrting il large uambers." MissisEiPptans dassruagi
sxelzirasd J. when 1 art saw the Ena-oehesmsnt; It lie
dnPy sbsErsi uttsrly impossible . But the siatsnsnt
hazbsea p~aslshes 80 ofJsa without contradiction, aud
bean The suslset Of msh bitter ceEmanf. hat We
are q last forced to believe there Is some iruth Ia it.
Youha9o acted brarsly sNd hsroicaTy throughout this
vsf. endurlng every priv uen-kuussr, thtrst sickness,
the plnchiHg GELD Of wiHtsr and the s~sorshiHg heat Of
s~unmar-rithest q nHrmsr Of nRhis East Of Tsu
have been ia al She hardfsusht battles fron Eentzeky
30 Baten ReuEs. On sassy batts fields the Pilm q
ehivslry has been yielded 90 Hississi plans svsr all
ether troeFE. Tetuow, IN ths hsUF Of yeur cSuatry's
Trial. ysu are dsssrtfnE When tAs richest Porilsu Of
oar bsautifgl State has bssa dssestsd aad laid waste
bv ts aocorsed Yankees, you throw d5wH your srHs
aad rafssto ssfszs IL u saaBot Be eowarsies that
proapts yes - this course, and ysa cEEEst So FAR have
forgotten your uatisnsiitY Ia despair. TheE what isrf
n vsu have essse Of compliant why net bring it be-
fsrs Tia proper astherldss aEdhays It rsustisd. lean
net bst beusvs Pr siient Dzvis wiz listen ts ysu svsa
thougb hs has bsss 20 sbstiasts ia retaining Pembor.
tsu In coumaHs; he via give yea redress. rkpow what
yen have suffered Witnessed the hsFsiEm Sits WAish
you bors up sasar 50 many disasters After The tsra
bic battle Of Bakers creek, where thsrs vera SO msHy
E~tragslsrs, thanked God thsy we're net AlsiaatPpiaas
I did act tAsn believe tLm capable IF 80 bass q erns
as d~sssrtion. Your FroWsss en- laany 8 Hsld has Eade
B q subject Of pride fa- every nan or woman who Is
able T. say i an a HisEaSpPisH.' WIN ysu Hswi Al
his cay, render il a r,FreaoA3 YOzr Governor hai
s~hsulserea Lis msskst and tsklR the aald cd and
feeble a. be Is. saR zen kRow tbs " thout a pa3s Of
rsmorss, a blush Of shsnsi Every NiSssEpglan whs
Is able 10 bear arzE, and Is tbis day Il hsRe, shszla
consider hiasslf Is utterly degraded ard unworthy 10
nans e. s~eutAreu. Then win yea not rally TO he a.
fsrso Of or beloved State Yoa havs a nsbie esH
mandar, who wIllssd yen on e sesss Of vslor. Ras
not untH every Yankee is driven of your sell ard tAs
s~zeutehson Of Lisdssippi 10 restored 70 is forasr bright
ness Itso have uttered my beautiful hame Lss bssl
reduced IL ashes have lost everything I possessed,
aus iLsss wis are nsarss; ans dsarest to ne are hsms
ass wanderers butt DO Hot say give up VALE 'bsrs ID
8 nan abls 10 wisid a FvoaPoz. CLIO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

Tie lstsst we have dilscs fem his Peint is to
lnesdsy last. in TIE way Of infomata fur
uishsd the Brandon Republican by q gentleman
VINO left the city on tie day neuea.
Alarze portion Of the Federal array had isi
bs place. some hsying gone mp aHd others
dawn. gRssr and eHERaAN Sad beth lett
having NCPHEasoE ia commend Of tho depart
mspt TIE cars were running hom she city to
HE Bic Black and the Fa5erais were bsasting
bsr woald have q bridge sor0ss thsi stream IN
DIRTY DAYS, when hey weuld rua te Jaekson
and finally to Neriaiaa.
,Inths city they bad s large aegTe fierce Al
work. c.eanirg and repairing fha streets 10
GOODS ere allowed 10 be GELD except by lAsir sut-
lers at stipulated prioss; and If citEsn wishes
70 buv-anv sr,ic,s from q sutlar, be gets aH or
DER lcm lha -comuandsnt Of tle pest whs fEss
lie price The ssas gentleman aiso stated thai
a aumbsr Of persons Wars returning to He city
aal receiving rdtioas frsm the Yankees, en- 6
eerifeato that hey are in = Hesitate esn5idou
.ul lhat quite s aun6ar Of perssns irola town
au5 csaHuy were soing up Voluntarily and
taking lhs os,z o. ~alleEiaacs 20 tis Tsnke,
G5vaunaal They Be act IeqEira or even per
sua5s any ESQ 70 take lie sa.h He says thsr'
IS 10 diligently n r1ting IA er cut sf Visklburs
atss erss-1. as
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05
OBITUARY.

Died FL Naks5urg, Mississippi on he 25.h May lsst,
Of wouad resolved on Tie lgh CAPT VILLAS N.
Hose. os the Appeal Batery,n sgsd twenty-five
ysars.
Cast. Hogs was for several yea q resident Of Can
doz. Ais, Gem which place lie removed TO Camden.
ARK he i1iasd he army IS is lieut. nant o. tse
-Cmlen Eriraa ist Arkansas regiment 1Tay 2d
1851 aesr serving for Ten mo1tss IN the army OF Sc
Potomac, pariepat ia tie GrHt battle Of Manassas.
and some 0ta-r lesser en- assusats, be raB t-snsfsrrsd
to the Deuar--sa Of tho West and attached HIMSELF
TO ts Appeal Battery ss lst I-u;s8anti fro0 this
sl.ion ls rlse to the rank Of capian- he esmmaaded
Is osts=ry sttas battles Of Cornth, The Hsseais. Tai
l~ala'ebie 5ldss and Sayas-'s BluH From thu latter
pace BE- eoada ted DID battery into vicksburg on tie
aiga. o. che l7sl e bay, being smo the last trseps
TO osee 70. larry on lie mouing Of the i9tb, Viii
Gaiauty assisting 20 rspsla hsavy asssut Of The enc
ny,h De Teoeiysd a vousdlu The head. whica terminated
fsialY Ga the e5sh His wound was Of auch uaiurs
as 20 pres uds al hope Of recovery, but steady be
locked death 81 the face. lie shrask not, nor duadsE
butesmiy ana qaietf when taa final summons caua,
rs a05e spirit passed to tbs iald OF shadsws Ii
every circle OF e -raea5 friends clustered around hin,
for bis was spids Hlsl VITA bright aspiratisns. yet
.tl1ed 10 he gsu-lsss touches o. goodness His uatars
"a. mads to command respect an5 10 via aascton.
Thus tashs les q dsvo.sd mother and 3D. .srs. stricken
and mourning HaldE- 30 chase AHhis lsugsf tbs ass.-
ing shadows which he has exchanged for unaHsrsbls
reajisa
Enough ta heari has csasof to beat
Hstciaaa passed Tie portal
which saHss fhe cater world nom tHg.
And what rsmsi1s j. mortal
Aut long 80 bravs and genls hearts
Are hed Ga memory he piae
0rfoud and s%orroVins taoarlts viii hsuns
Ehs grave whers be 3 sssping.
g.. O.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

sstesez, the metropolis Of Mississippi. ard
the couaiY seat Of Adams, one of the richest
counties in the Coafs5erscy, is, consequent en-
The fst Of VicksbUrg AID Port HUDSON. at last
IN tie fsTeibls ard positive possession Of The
Yankees. The yandsls, immssistsly on lsaa-
ing frcE thsir war feet, the broa5sids7 ef
which e6mEsRded the city, seized TIE palafial
residences Of Messrs. David Stsntoa, A L
Wilson and others, ard that Of TIE widow Fed.
Stanton and converted then into thsir head
quarters, barracks, hospitals, guard hoHses.
etc The fremont h8ase, one of the largest
in the city, formerly used as e first class hotel
and which, Of late years, hiss besn maiRly used
hv the AnsslsstPPi Free Trader printing efhes,
(Quitrssn's sldPspsT, Of which Msssrs Weed
and Msrch are pyoprietors, aud w. ", w.
Weed, editor,) J is a}se y trophy IN iheir hands
That was ore of the first sscess7ol papers on
this continent. They also ssizsd over 1000
negro men in Hatehez and vicinity, and bGve
converted the large wsTehsHses Of tas city ieto
quarters fer tksm. These asgr3es they 1t once
nut to work erecting fo-tiicati0ns ell aroua3
lie city, as q provision against an inland attack
and reespture BY lsRa.
The Courier printing Office, kaying he fsesi
and largest assortment Of tYps and material Of
any Office probably in the Stale, and whica, for
many years past, has been ably published aud
edited by Najor. HaiiYsr, chief Of subsistsses
IN this army, Is also 10 the vandsl hands. The
farms ia the oouaty fer miles around have besa
robbed Of negroes, stock, etc, and pickets aad
strong iizss Of ~seatinels stationed GA every
read, batteries planted On fhe Bluff and a3joia-
ing nights commanding the interior, The
river and the l0Wiaads Of Louisiana oPBo-
site eammisssry stores, provisions sad sap
plies of all kinds, have besn impressed; al com
msniestion between the city aud ceanlry inter
dletsd, md the rich and pooT placed on q com
men level, and the legal people Of tast city and
iefs to stsrve or Re tte recipients Of!
Yankee cksgity, Of bread and meat, the Reess-
ssries Of life, and the priv1lege of existenee dolsd
BY dsmineev8g ab0itiouisLs.
On lhs 81 Of Saptsm5er isst, Natehez wss
sheied bY the iaUkeo gttnbosts fosfhTes hours
silky he1Ee3 da3eSe6 and enc child killed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05


special CorreEpondszoe OF HsDphs ApEsstl
MORTON, August 9 1868
Headquarters, or It's nsiglborhoof, Is mos s COED
place for news You hear 50 much whlch yen should
not, 50 mueh which yol would not, and some fhas you
eanoot, tel, that steering cleeE OF inprpde1es on he
enc Eis and stupidity en- 5Ao ether, makes -communica.
lion WiiA the pu5lie crooked at6 uncertain. Unfortu.
astsly, wisdom is cozirabaud
Iwn make my way to tss hsat In q day or two, and
again take up ny quarters with Capt HeHdsrEsn's
sc3stL IF which ipguisitiEs body am an honorary
ard 7 s2are yoas an es.seaed msmber. The adgsn.
tEres q The gallant men csmposing these scouts are
dangerous and exciting, and he proper performance Of
TIE asrFiee required q them sails into play -threwlasss,
courage ana enEurs1ce Of the highest character care
hlly selected and well trained, tkess men are able %
10 most excellent service Ia watching the Yankee
tricks by which the enemy seeks 10 delude ser Gsnar.
as, and to furnish reliable Information a 10 cane ii.
movemeHs
Two or sh-ss Of them are aiHays is he haa5s ofihe
sueny. bat no sosasr are they a1isea az hons th-R
they are agan Ct work haugng sH The front reF and
aank or The esaay, ds~fea11g his riaas ard enabling
the people % save property ~ giving timely iHlornls,
son Of his moveasnts. There Is ne d~ssertlng or fiach-
ing amore Hezdsrsonss eaafa Once again asm oasd
with CAPTAIN HeB5ersou, J shall ts able te wdie news
letters.
IsnG-se you t80 papers n maaoriaR q The IKE gal
laat Missouri -erals lost q Yieaks5ue tnaty su
VIII naks room ~ Aem- The brave Msourians vino
havo ever f5uEhtso gallaaty have no chfenioleF IF tbar
deeds, nor hsve they encouraging letters fom
loved ones at home. Seven Thousand slrosg when
they crossed Us Mississippi q litls oyer 2 year ago,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

.Vanghp, + Jenee, &c e. lIhi LUcfor3, Go 10. 18Th;
J y Piitasal &c p. s0sh rsg3mous y - Butler C1c
"a rsFfaanr 3 Hsuiugshsd 88irh, TW 8stees.
. O Hilton. Cs y. 24rbrG r JeHgs, j A krEgap. H
j J Averstt, 90 u 3lsg ) A Smith. Co AZ TT Adson,
Oe r., 23d; : II 8insriy, o. @, Ehi B II willis, 3
o RnsinEHu. Co A; J w Bowers, o. O. l13hi ID
Ga. r u Matthew'S, TOCanuou, &c ID p Dentist CO p
II Esrshsf, CO g; " j ssifisr. 60 @ J q Edmond
SOS. co K, f3fh; - Jones' u Il nefar. 80 D. BP
8ivinH, 90 r, I4ih; j Il Payne, 30th, clifford. 90 *,
9Th; J Stepe, go @ 55th; JE foung co q, ssh q
Jones, G p Kerr, col ASH , o. Coborn. e. p; &c
Green, 90 L asia; J " Hsath, q Stephens, 3 walden,
60 A, " Kelly. co d, SCH JANuan. GO a 53thi J
Blaksly. 60 X II 2 Baley, co A 5iss " y Ba!ardsco
d. Hardly, 20 j; y T Stephens, CO E j CLARK. sch; "
J KsTy 60 K; OF Eensdse, co a. SOB. 2 = Trrn1nd,
co ]; J @ Miller.
(signsd) E. s~kULsBUET.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05

RICHH0HD. AurusI 3, ls53-To " n p.fi.- -.
eral Superintendent r. aBa "A. Association. Vbs ~.
iowi1g Intelligence from prisoners captured st 0sttTs
Col Gibson, OF TIE fsth Geargis, and Msfsr R5ss oi
the "a 6sorEa bRttalon- are a. he hospital AZ Gstivs.
burg, NoaHded Severely, but doing well
Uapts Batter ana Malouo, Of Tia Sd. g.o-,ia -. "a
Davis island, doing well.
a large n7mbsr Of isg4u from prisoners to their
friends 80 Geargia Wl1ie6Ya hsus io.dsv.
The following w0undsd prisoners arrived al pa,or,.
burg on Saturday
q 1t OamPsea, Cate battery MMHaU. Pbulp.'
legioai p Auton, Company d, "a bafta8su: A = W.
Or eor, J ~ Pdtehard, = G Ross % e. vi Sey5sstr
3 AisllayC Co b. sd resiuent; : NJ Hanev. JeF ~,
ford Go j. ah reEimeHfi J 4 Allen, Co ga rermeef.
McDa3y Co a, 6ist regimenff a Gearee, 3 4hdmf-
Walton Dsad"yier, 45ta FsgiusRs y a L0ss % u,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-05


To rrcBrafs Three H-ul al Er1-s1lE Dollars e-
rba relief Of TIE lsr Ua cr .rl lately
eruli-lh BY ahe =~--at zul-.usa fen srT Or
.e-u- and vicinity
TgHEssas The drut- BY ~ orr push ar-ras .ar-
Tag ezDel=d l-l Sew .La zal "- O. E-s
ulurs- OF oar eTZsrF rf --as
city aua vicinity 1r Barring .--L f-e- 90 t-a-
u--ra-T- aud ia11- -11 aEr on -1r=E &c
be- -laes IF rla l.Hr-s. .s7-. he l7 ~ L~ ara
sYupafhizss vita ae AUs 1 wiorll- u
rnL There fc1.
sesaoaI Pc -ns-.s5 -7s-s and E17-s
Eapr-s=u a-ires ar -s re- r- lUs-a IN -.---
thousand DoIl-. b end -esfa-1 lsr=ag H1r-1rra
FED for tEe relei cl ~ -a-I -l-raE -l .
lately zIpe- . 81 lecrl 9
Greanf aui TclHl Eaa-re sIl sam Of -a -7 -UH
d-aa EhaHraud DC lara be- u1la 90 .la .r---r- acre.
warraut of She audi CT ut Errlo ACc-ull. l s-
or SUMS as th3 HoF5g-1r @F digest EaU ed --r
provisions u thE art a Dol ary person
aels14s -tls RI .srv Cs u-d-r tie ---l L-s -- Id
4 co I'D rars -afas.
sss. BE it farther -zac ed ec- THAI 1a e-7s-or
shall c8p0fnt c1a o-uars O uI5H u-srr ----77r 90
afobi- o such other pl=Ia z l be recess -
The Dur0o.a OF cis-I0uLg e. 11E d41 az e
z-Hs and fz1Iiss 3D. u.el r- r-. -pl--.r r..-
may be rsgezssry fort ezra =lel lll cLc@c-as n
d1narf 70 each llrlvdl--
cse 3 &c b. frt16r aa--ea e.cr aa- t
missioner OF Comuus toners eraA -s-s Ea Eaf
tx eu-sz. 10 compensate be- o- Ez or H-- zr-l-as ar
astrf- u-faE ne sad -am az -c-eT VI ID -L -I l.
ths sl herein gprro1lae cr -ca f
VIII be 20 tleJ my save u-
uadar iha aEt rl-l he lllQ-l --Hll-ed -4 OBJ.
mrnre- tae-=1f 90 tEs e0reralr r. % lV lu4ll be-
f5rs ihs GsnafaI Esssmnl7 a-iazeEt session
$50 Il lie Be- farther enacted. -tc- EAaI "a Sea take
sG e. from md aiar Us Paa5E7 ~ ---r
Speaker Of thl 20 rss af representatives.
EEL1E EAala-
Eisut Governor md P---1aal cd ne Senate
Approved June -' r1-s O. ro7aE
-aaf CrFsrror of he -a-a 1 Eal4-r1
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there rsuaias scarcely ahsen hundssa. bus these ire a.
datsrmiasd - when ihey 6rst cane. They have no
homes, NOR hoasa tHl thsy have wes ihsir sshA aad
have srivea inv AbcInsnias5 HisssufiaHs, DHie,, aud
Heosiers int l~ariHaats Linoolnden.
Eerth Mississippi remains uunolssisd, sn3 aEsirs are
msving o. thsrs about as sEnai. Trains are running
en he rseds from water valley to Grenada and
from Grenada t. Pamela Mr. Flaunsry, tbs eusrgsie
superintendent q tho telegraph, ig over there and
ia q lev Gays vHl oPga eonmuRstion BY telegrash,
whea yea VIII agtiH have saws hea The Eorth, via
60 r
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@A correspondents Of the Columbus En-
7zirsT ves SEINE Interesting details Of The hts
retreat Of Bag arzy:
The bH ev-S Elk river was fred by our
trasss bus b ho8uHg oaiy was burHt. GsR
W1sr-7n, masking BIS two batteries, togsther
With a .liri, borrowed fsr tia 0cossisn, "a tie
hllzoa this side Of the river, consuming he
bridge. F-iied silently for the approach tf la5
enemy. IRE enemy cane 70 the bridge a1d
assiEe nothing sug1ieisus began 70 ersss. Whar-
ton asised lIl abou- Eve hundred lad reached
.5s side, vhd4 suddenly ihs batteries opened
win grape and c~auisisr, and the eavaiTy Using
hen r13s with eject not emo sf the fTe AUX
died that crossed was iefs slivs &c tell tBo tale.