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, 1863-12-06
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
tspecia, Dispatch to the, Chicago Tribune.l

j, lspecia, Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbune.l
CA1no, Dec. 5, 1853.
4 report WAS brought up bg the dispatch
boat latc last night, from Memphis, to
the effect that the rebc; Gcnerals Forrest aud
Lee were on Tlursduy cncamped ut Rock
Ford, about fifteen miles from Holly Springs,
Miss. They had seventeen regiments, and
probably numbering IN all eight to ten thou
sand men. The train on the Corinth road
did not reach Memphis on that day, Us usual.
The rcason is not Known
The packet steamer G. T. ILilnlan, Capt.
Cayton. Jewett Wilcox, Clerk, came up this
afternoon with u full cabin OF passengers,
bringing Memphis dates to tho afternoon Of
the Sd. - ~..
There has been great falling off in tr1ade
with Arkansas, within the past few days.
Formerly, goods to the amount Of ten or
twelve thousand dollars crossed daily, aud
from forty to fifty bales Of cotton came to
this side. Now there is no cotton comirY:;
into Memphis, and very few goods carried
uvcr. The cause Of this dec1eusion is found
in tho fact that the gucri1las instituted u
blockade to stop oil cotton on the way, and
in Eomc instances burning it. There is re-
ported to be quite force Of them under Nc
oscl' Nno ,, ulaAss .l.s,! Us n''o4u"4 ~ @ne
'Hei' ~ snts . '1.,nts, 80. "n, r>.ns ,..,u ,oo.
see1ns uat .ae <. Iva 'ss .a.'' ,oe-.sa
on 'ha sAo.o ~ .us ..aas nsas. T.n,s. s1 "a1 q
upon e!ea: "ue .u anas. Dsn 80. ~
uau asepe. 1'1s . ~. .ss..,,s.s,s ~
be accomplished by such proceeding, fur.
.ne e' ,a.4a.,s., .n.tu st~n staama1, @ ~
~. uss. .,,, ~ Wv a;,'' "s ,n,.a .sa,, hoa1.
sunpoa.e e'a ~ sae ~ .sas.sa4 ~ 80
aou 1i' p1aA y. '1.o .1's' 4A0 - lss 49,
e1ec'lon VI tet"aaeo. oot.eiis .s.a poo-o1s
'hsir IL 'n'ep'lon "ae ~ eAptu.s eAs"ele "nu
WIN taem cross 'he "l'eF WIN .nett Nnoie
1olee 'os tne pu1posc VI te,nlos'a I,s os
iAsio, Aau - aAo .o.ee, sa'ea n.,:, ~ ene tnaS
10 .1s ssna .,;uf.rn"a psa,- 4,,nr r,,r,,t ha<,
s<tasans cr.n.,s ,nara;asnts sa5ewhat
rharo a-a 1,,cntx oe gnnho,ts IN the xiclnity
wv and we sl,all n1obahly l,ear no .morc of
fr,n'r f-ono batteries ut 7,rcscnt
Tbe etcomcr Yf11mon brnngbt I'm n;nctv-
tbrao rcrc1 1,r;sonrr, inc,u;1;ny tfrce cit;zc,1s
f.o,, victshrrr he;nr n nart of tho=e aim
~ - ;n . d,sTetcl fr,n vour ,.orrcsnon5cnt
at +hot r,,occ thc other 1or They ore tn be
s1,;nred M, n Tn1;ana1o1is IN the wav nm sey.
..i ,,ta,,t. 4ra-a -. ~ 49, ,,x;.o,,o,, "a
es@ ahe, 1so u p ~ piaw the
, 1863-12-06
F2ENH SPEECH OF
ROBERT T0GHHBS.
Of tho Rebel Currency.

The Atlanta {Ga-) L"fsNigeHteT, OF Noyem-
bcr II, reports the speech Of Robert Toombs,
late rebel Secretary Of State. as delivered In
tha Ho1, NJ Ranraeantot;vaa ~ ceo,,;o M
~ ~, ~ es,,sn.;.,s T. 49, Nv.
Fenlner VII 1hc1ono"lns Ii lug eoncluUn99
part OF Mr.. Toomhs' complaints:
say to you all, in candor, that the course
our government has pursued in obtaining
supplies las sown the seed of discomfort
broadcnst over the land, and is generating
the practical workings of it in your own
State. In the northern section OF It the hand
Of Providence has been hid heavily upon
tEcm for the last two years. Last year the
cursed, and old mother earthfseemed to for-
get her children, This year the frost ha5
CONC. and in addition. the foot OF the inyn1er
has been set upon the land and blirhted bic
prospects, Of tic asriculturists, Famine, war.
and worse thap impressment, has laid its hand
visions for the support Of many Who
VIII be unablc. nom these canses. to
sunrnrt themselves and 1 hone vo1, viii
ifn #. IN nddition to tfIs. The innressin5r
agent has gonc around. an1 In mgI1v cases
Robbed the families Of their meaerc support
for the year. As a aconscouencc. Tie sofdiers
In The field hnye becouac dfscontented anif de-
scrfjons have fot,en nIace. r. Ia nseless to at-
femnt to concenl these facta. You knew
tl,en, to be truc. The pnrt Of wisdom Is to
rectjfr the evils not to CONCEAL them RI Ia
. our ilI,ty. as tie guardiang Of the neonle Of
Georria' To sneak out. and to SEQ to Il that
the rspnbIic shaIl sutI2r no detrilnent at the
hands Of thosc whose duty It is to cuard anal
icf"nd h her interests' Ynn are bon1il to sce
tn II Tint t}e rirhts and 1ihcrtT NJ The neonie
cre ne,fnteinel
viii invite vour attention IN another ,ot
1css f,nnortant tonic Our cnrrencv; ia denre.
cT5icT W. hayet gone- m Incrcaainos Tho
.no,,nt offrras,,rv ercIj3ta month uffer Montb
and yesr gfter vesr and vat We wonder that
onr credits are not worth a. much "a stsnj-
ard bullion, as Il he experience Of ages yTas
not Uniform, that the greater the amount Of
tle circulation, even Il it were gold Itself, tho
less would be the value, and that whenever
thc circulation, no matter OF what 1t consist
ed. exceeds the wants of trade, that 1t must Of
necessity dcpreciate. At tho beginning OF this
war. when I was honorcd by the Convention Of
The neonle Of Geurpia with a seat in the Pro-
yisi6nal Cororesg. The government borrowed
S15.C0o coo 81 pledginE one-efehth of a cent
ner non1,d On iii lie cotton exportel from
fhis country. PAYABLE in nothiur but rold and
silver. or the Coupons Of the bonds. and. for
tbc inst rear Of the war they were on q Dur
value with gold and silycr-and. even 1T the
present time, when gold and silver ca7c great
" increased in value, are worth 80 or 100 per
, 1863-12-06

From tho Army OF the Potomac.
NAsr1sGToS, Dec. 5.-Adyiecs froln the
army Of the Potomac, to-day, state that moth
ing Of interest is transpiring there. Every
thing is in <tatu quo. The rumors here TINT
the army is falling back, probably originated
from slight transitions Of divisions or corps.
HEADQUARTERS AEAY PoToAAc,
Dec i, 2. n.
A light division ofrebel troops crossed the
Rapidan this afternoon, at some point above
Raccoon Ford, probably on reconnaissance.
Since this information came, there has been
considerable cannonading heard in that difcc-
ton. It is supposed the advance Of tho re}-
els has been checked By our light batteries,
attached to the cavalry, In pursuance Of Gen.
Mcade's ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS Anxr OF THE Po7oxAc,l
Dec. 4.
Last night our pickets were driven in at
Germania Ford By rebel cavalry, and the long
roll sounded throughout our camp. Tho
enemy rctrcated across the Rapidan before
any damage Nas done, and tho army soon IT,
gained ito usual quiet.
4 large number Of fur1oashs crc being
granted to officers to go home. The weather
Is line. -
There is much speculation in resar.l to the
question whether Meade will be retained in
-fAe command Of this nr1ny. The army Is
greatly divided in regard to his ability since
the late campaign. sedswick seems to be
the most in favor. Next to him, Warren
would be most acceptable.
, 1863-12-06

New YoRK, Dec. 5.-We learn that II disas-
ter happened to the steamer Isaac Newton
this evcning when opposite Youkers. It Is
atated that she caught fro and was entirely
destroyed. Tho passengers are believed to
be saved. We have been unable to learn, Gs
yct, any further particulars.
, 1863-12-06

DENVER CITY, Dec. 4.-Partial returns Of
the recent election in Idaho indicates TINT Jno.
n. CapnaIay, copperhead, is elected delegate
TO Congrcss By considerable majority.
, 1863-12-06
Election OF Public Printer In
NfissOuri.

JEFFERSON CITY, December 5, 1s6s.-In
n Joint session of tho Legislature yester-
.day, Dr.. Curry, rndical, editor Of the STATE
Tines, Of this city, was elected public printer,
over D. II. Grisscm, conservative, editor Of
the st Innia U1li1n
, 1863-12-06

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-The miners On
Broad Top who have been on strike for tho
last two months, hare resumed work at all
the collieries bnt two or three on the terms
offered
, 1863-12-06

GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
US. ss,1 yr cert...... 50
Gufct8ud trla8F.
Money moderately active at per cent.
Sterling Exchange quiet, an1 without matcris}
Cold opening Ut Is. declining to 1sJs advancing to
159x, snd closing heavy =: l11E8l5af-
Total exports Of specie fcF the week 81, ,Tt.cN
, 1863-12-06

New YORK, Dec 5.-Tle shot-tower Of Nc
Co1lock & Co., at stapleton, Staten Island,
was destroyed by fire this morning. LOSS
So0o,000. 4 sloop laden with hay for the gov
eminent WAS also burned. The crew barely
escaped with their lives,
, 1863-12-06
IEnArf%l n1snateh tn the Chfrauo Trfhunc I

[speci.l Dispatch to the Chicago Tritunc.]
Er. PAUL, Nov. 8, 1861.
Brig. Gen. Charles 7. Campbcll, Of Penn,
who has been sojourniny in this city for
several months past, has been ordered to
Sioux City, Iowa, where ho takes Gen. Sui
ly's command, the latter having been assigned
to duty elsewhere.
The State Board Of Agriculture has been
settling up their accounts, and lind that the
receipts Of the late State Fair were but little
over 81 600.
The Indian supply trains are expected to
reach Fort Thomson, on tho Missouri, to-day
They will return by way Of Sioux City.
=. FROM TIE SOUTH.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. 5.-The Richmond
Enqnirrt has dispatches dated Orange Court
House, December l, saying: There wss q
spirited artillery duel Ill day, and the enemy
bud thrown up Qualifications along their
front. Last night they moved more to our
right.
The Raleigh (N. c. Standard, Of the Goth,
contains dispatch dated Wilmington, Goth,
stating: Three large steamers, heavily ID
den, ran the blockade into Wilmington on
the night Of the 17th inst
ATLANTA, Nov. 22s.-Bragg's headquarters
are ut Ringgold. Great fears arc entertained
for Longstrcet's safety. Three thousand Of
the enemy are advancing towards Knoxville.
4 fight is going on at -Kinston- Last week
Wheeler was ordered there. Firing ia heard
at London.
SECOND DISPATCH.
4 train arrived ut Dalton this evening,
bringing wounded troops. Our forces arc
still falling back slowly, followed by the enc
my. There was firing ell day yesterday.
ORANGE COURT House, Dec, 2.-There has
been no fighting to-day. The enemy still
make show on our front, but arc believed
to be falling back to re-cross the Rnpidan
ericksburg to winter.
MONTE, Dec. 2d.---Dizcouragius accounts
arc given Of dcsertions in Price's army.
Banks, with 5000 troops, has captured
Brownsville. He did not capture over fifty
bales Of cotton.
ATLANTA, Dec. L-Claihorne's division en-
gagged 0sterhaus', ono mile this side Of Ring
gold, on Friday, driving him back. The enc
my arc in our front at Ringgggold, and our
troops are in line Of battle advancing.
ATLANTA, Dec. 2.-The enemy are entzencl-
ing themselves at Chickamauga- There was
heavy Firing yesterday at Charleston, Tenn.
The enemy burned q portion Of Ringgold to-
3ay and retreated, destroying the bridges and
r1ilroad track at Chickamauga. The Tan-
KEGS hold Cleveland, and are advancing on
Charleston, Tenn.
BRISTOL, Dec. 2.-Thc firing at Knoxville
las ceased. The surrender Of Burnside is not
officially confirmed.
, 1863-12-06
Chicago Qrit'nt1e.
SUNDAY, DECEMBER G, 1853.
THE NEWS.


In the Administration causne on Satur-
dry hight 1fr. Wnshburne's name was
witl,drawn md Mr. Col5a1 was nominated
for Speaker of, the House BY acelamation:
no other nominations will be made until
after the election Of Speaker. The copper
heads n1c busy IN their schemes to prevent
tht election of the Administration candI.
Gate, md Ethe1idge lends himself to their
r'ans by refusing 10 enter the names ofcor-
tain Union mcmbeza On the roll on account
OF alleged informalides in their certificates
Of election. -
The guerilla rarages along the Rissis-
eipfi Inc are now checked. AL boatswiH
go ar1ncd and the gunboats, in large num-
lcrs are cruising on the river. In Arkan-
eas tho gue1i1las arc committing. their
dcprcdutions among the loyal Indians, and
considerable. force Of them arc threaten
ing Gen, ,ssMcKeil.
The rebel Gcncrals Forrest and Lee, arc
reported cncampcd in the vicinity Of Holly
Springs Miss, with force estimated at
between eight and ten thousand men.
Our columns arc filled with variety Of
rebel dispatches from Atlanta, Char1eston,
mud Mobile, mostly Of a:mournfal descrip-
lion, one OF them gravely announcing that
the capture Of Burnside is not officially
confirmed.
The bombart1mcnt Of Charleston still
continues Gilmore is as busy as beaver,
and allows no day to slip by without plant
ing few reminders in ChaTleston Of the
coming doom. ::
Ali quiet on the Rapidan- The rebels
attempted to cross and went back, and
where Our troops arc We don't know
They may bo expected anywhere I've
tween tho, Rapidan and the Potomac
at any time. In the alternate crossing
and re-crossings Of the Rapidan aud Rap
Yahunnock, 1t is to be hoped, some time o.
other before tho close Of the war, the rebe
amy may be caught and whipped. A
the present nate Of progress, Virginia.
sacred soil stands little chance Of being re
Ieyed.
4 1umor comes from Philadelphia tia
Rosec1nns is about TO take command Of thE
Army: Of the Potomac. The locality
whence comes tho rumor, al once stamp
it us baldcrtiasll.
The Pennsylvania copperhead rioter
have come to grief One hundred Of then
are now in custody for opposition to th'
Government, resisting the draft, incen
diaris1n, murder, and other little copper
head pcccadilloes.
Tie European news is important Tit
resignation Of Earl Russell is denied
England does not favor and probably will
not join in Louis Sapolcon's. pet scheme
of European Congress.
, 1863-12-06

RosroN. Dec. S, 1s03.-The ship Living
A. c, Hhich arrived at Falmouth, Nov. It'll,
from Aki,ob, reports being boardcd and
Cape Of Good@Io i:
, 1863-12-06
Colored Regiments in New York.
&c-PhftnI3clnhl FINmOr.

NC-Hh1E11zfclPh5l EkWmOr.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5-Brig. Gen. Hayes has
receiver orders from Washington to raise five
colored regiments.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia ENguirer writes last evening rs
follows sThcre is rumor in circulation
that Gen. Rosccrans has been assigned to the
command of The army of tho Potomac, but
there Is no truth in 1t as far as We know ut
this time.
, 1863-12-06

IL II L.
In this city, On tne "a inss,, MIS-. MARIA Z. DEy
ANT, 7st1s OF .. r. BrJHns, Sgctl % years.
Dee. 4.h. Of dIptheria, ADA Stafford. daughter OF
Henry L. and Fannie E. Rogers, ass45 yrs and rsils
Ii this city. on the 81 irss, nf Inn. disease, ANN C.
MILLER, beloved vile OF William Little, aged 3 yrs
e New York City and Sew Jersey papers please
copy.
In sh,. city, on the Sd irs:.. MARGARET. "ifc Of
Joteph AeeSer-
Funeral hon the residence Of hcr husband, on Cau-
met avenue, third door south Of Tweatv;s1:h street.
ro.taJ fSundsy) at o'clock r. II. FFl.atls OF the
family are invited to attend.
In this CITY, on tho 4th inst, GEoCGE E. CHAPMAN
Of Edward and Cathar1ne Chapman, agea 10 years
and 10 months.
e New FORK papers plesse copy.
In King. Section, MoEgan county. Ohio, on Tues.
day. 2sth Of November. 1875, n hls 5ash year, Hrl,AM
R.kING, father Of Simeon v. King, ESQ OF this city.
Christian patience, aId his cud was peaceful.
II Delaware Republican and cccs! County Whis
please copy.
very suddcnly of sTphoia fsyrr. .; Ch!ssa:aw Ala
III. vols sEed ~ years, Of the late 5. B. Berry,
undertaken OF thia.city.
% Bangor, Maine, papers please copy
, 1863-12-06
NJ a r RI ED

IN this citr, Wednesday evening, Dec. 81, by and
the resdenee oi I:ey DE. Patterson. Mr. H. MCCALL
At Miss ISABELLA StsH, both OF this city.
fB- Auburn and New York papers please eopy.
In this city, the Sd Inst. By ". r. Eycrts. Mr.
On the 81 !nst, by the same, 31s. VIM. BONNER aat
Miss FANNIE 4. JENNINGS.
, 1863-12-06

- CINCINNATI, Doc. 5.-Gov. Tod has ap-
Judge Of this State Ire Gholson, reslgned.
, 1863-12-06

A A 4 A-Btef baffcIB. p1lCuEu.
B Bone and hals i1ch diameter rope.
CC.-"Cotton bale rope'' made into network.
Lager bier keys and clothcsEneE. The "Torpe-
sunk fpkQ nothing.
, 1863-12-06
Nature OF the ObstruesIcf1Bin In Chnr1es-
ton NAfboF~

Nature OF the ObstrueE1onsIn Chur1es-
ton NafR,oF~
An ext1sct from a private letter from M
officer on board one Of the Monitors of
Chrrlcston gi7cs tho following description and
sketch of the obatructions about which nc
VIC have heard so1nuch, and which hhaVc, 1t is
alleged, prevcntetour vessels from passfns
the forts and proceeding direct to Charleston
iteeIf:
Our pilot has at last brought on board a
specimen Of the lower distractions. The5 are
like this:
AMlEm 40 IEM All d A@g q
R8f -f@1R I.
A-Haar rroTa rftrhnH
, 1863-12-06
Coppcrhcad Rioters Come to
Grief.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-Li1ut. Larenty,
with detachment Of fourteen men, arrived
in this city this morning from Reading, hay
ing the charge Of sixty men who were con-
cerned III the recent out1agcs in Carbon.
By order Of Major r-Gcncral sigcl, he deliv-
cred the persons to afa]or-General Cadwalla-
der, by whom they wercsent to Fort Aitlin for
eafe keeping. These sixty men arc the worst
and most dangerous Of the rioters. The rest,
about forty in number, will be kept at Read
ing. The prisoners nre charged with conspi-
racy against the Government, murder, arson
and rioting. Some nine Of them arc tmpli-
Gated in the murder of Mr.. Smith, and vari-
ou6 acts Of iuceudiarism.
, 1863-12-06

- IE" = oTzA .H1t&EAEI-4CEs Vs -
COTTON narsc: steady wtth fair demand at 7oGSsoc.
FIoUN-Ieas active anl scarcely 1ir1n; prices
xtthaut decided change, IT sa@G 5 foS eStEa s!2ss
trade b.ands-closlDg dull and hcaEy with no bcycEs
at the outaidn quotations.
NE1sKT-IHegnlar and unsettled at Sic for wcs-
tcu and for large parcels avorse brands OF western
Sc ERE refused.
WEtAs A. active but IN sefVent I decided change,
SIscs1 &c for Chicago Spring: g. s1 IS for Mlt
tee Cub: q aGi 50 for Winter Ket Barley waa ac-
Com onl1 and cropping 1t 40 for shippn:; ntxe1
Western In sroFe: 81 = aGoat AID q IS for fallow.
Oats IL good supply and hoavy It for western,
including 1860 bu very choice At SOC.
NooI-Qulet aud non.iualsy uncha agad-
PETEoLEEN-E1cIsef and frmer; refined free, 5n9
SIC refined in bond. sea5oXe; l5oo brs DO for Dc
Fnovis1oxs-Pors drn, md ali desnan1 asa.,5 for
Ola atEss: 3s.7Haa1s % foE Neg p:tmo: t19ooai;59
II 5000; alao. 10 brls New 2teFs for February At
5000 Beef 9a;es aEd steady Bacon sides n mot!er
hams Dressed Hogs shade easier. 7zG'as for City
/ tfd Cnfsf
, 1863-12-06

ST. JonNs,I n. F., Nov. 5,-Thc Columbia,
from Galway. 9Th, arrived here this {Satur-
das) evening. Her dates arc two days Inter.
Tho question Of 4 European Congress re-
maincd unchanged.
The London -nofuing Pvt says there is no
truth whatever in tho reported resignation Of
Earl Russcl as Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
1t was reported at Madrid that TWO Ameri-
can ships, with arms for tho st. Domingo
insurgents, had been destroyed By n Spanish
vessel off that Island.
The German and Polish question had a
threatening look. The Poliah insurgcnta
continued 10 be very active.
not give in her adherence to European Con-
gross.
There was IN upward tendency In the cot
ton market. BreadEtuffs Wero 11rmer. Pro-
visions quiet Consols for money, 92a1d4fasfs1s.
, 1863-12-06

An official courier from San Luis Pososi,
who reached here this morning by way Of
Monterey, states thnt force of Six thousand
Mexicaus were between Vera Cruz md ORR
xaba; TINT they had succeeded in cutting of
tire escorts aud guards. He also reports tho
Mexicans have an army Of sixteen thousand
men at San Luis Potosl, strongly posted. He
brings news from the present Mexican seat OF
government to the 29th Of October,
, 1863-12-06
Markets by Telegraph.

New York Stock und Money Market.
Nkw YonK. Dec S, 1850.
, 1863-12-06

When the news of the arrival Of the 1[eeE Of
transports of Brazos reached Brownsville,
the spectators and Confederates Immediate
" commenced crossing the accumulated
stock of cotton over to the Mexican side. At
present there Is over twenty thousand bales
Of cotton piled up within sixty-tiye yarls Of
one bank OF the Rio Grandc, nearly all Of
which belonged to the Southern Confedcrncy.
The fact of its being on Mexican soil and con
trolled by English Agents, will be saved to
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09
Gen. Longstreet and his Troops.
Gen. Longstreet has addressed to his gal
liant corps the following congratulatory
GENIAL Order:
HDo'Rs LETT WINo ARMY TENN,
Sept. 23d, 1868.

General Orders, No. 2.
I. The Lieutenant General command ek.
presses his congratulation to the brave
troops Of this command on the brilliant vic.
tory which has crowned their heroic efforts
The enemy, late SO defiant and exulting,
has been driven from his chosen positions
with slaughter, and the loss Of artillery
prisoners, arms, and colors. To this glori.
Gus result you have contributed no mean
share.
The gallant troops Of the Army of Ten
nessee have once more exhibited that pro-
wess that has ever illustrated the bloody
battle-6elds ofthe West, and have fulfilled
the high expectations that were entertained
for them. Side by side with their brave
comrades from Virginia. they have breasted
the wave of invasion and rolled it back.
Soldier Much has been doro. but not all.
The fruits Of your splendid victory are to be
enjoyed. Tennessee and Kentucky, with
their rolling fields and smiling valleys. are
to be reclaimed to freedom and isdepeh-
dence. You are to be the agents Of their
deliverance, and yonr task requires the
same heroic fortitude, patience, and cour-
age always shown BY you IN the trying past.
Your General lookssto You for renewed
ex, rtions.
II. The Commanding General takes
pleasure in publishing to his command the
following names Of soldiers who have distin-
guished themselves BY the capture, each,
Of a stand Of the ehen,y's colors:
{ Private W. H Barnett. company A, 2lst
Mississippi regiment, Humphreys brigade,
Corp'l R Conrad, company F 2lst Miss
regiment, Humphreys brigade.
Corp'l j. F. NJ. Skinner, company G.
18Th Miss. regiment. Humphreys brigade,
Serg't i. E. luminous, company /, 7th
Fla. regiment, Triggs' brigade. ~
Private OscarF Honaker, company r,
oath Va. regiment, Triggs' brigade,
Private W. F Harris, company F. 54th
Va. regiment. Triggs' brigade.
Private W W. Harris, company +, 54th
Va. regiment, Triggs' brigade
Private Henderson Hylton, company r.
54th Va regiment, Triggs' brigade.
By command of Lieutenant G en-. Long
street (Signed.
G. NJ SoRRELL, A. A. Gen
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09
TO stop Bleeding.

Asa Kemper, Ross county. Ohio, writes
to the American Agriculturist that bleed
ing from wound on man or beast, may be
stopped BY mixture Of wheat hour and
salt, in equal parts, botind oh with 4 cloth.
little bleeding be pfofuse, use q large
quantity, say from one to three pints. It
may be left on four hours or even days, it
necessary. In this manner he saved the
life of a horse which was bleeding from q
wounded artery: the bleeding ceased IN
FIVE minutes after the application 1t was
left on three days. when it worked loose
was easily removed, and The wound soon
healed.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-10-09

Faoa Mrss1ss1prt.-fh Mobile Regis-
ter learns from Mississippi that our cavalry
are doing good business in burning cotton
and picking up Yankees. ThosTexans are
most successful in tie latter branch Of bu-
siugss. but the careless, fellows generally
lose their prisoners 81 tie way to uamp.-
Near Tazoo city two thousand five hundred
bales Of cotton, belonging to one man, was
burned; though lie begged hard for It, a.
lie said lie had great many valuables
packee away in it.