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JO>Ipii h,GUikf. Al 7'E--Otl It T.
~ . hrd ave, vii te this i.y. AZ 1J o'r.ls @.
- at i2lhs, tes sock an nItur-. Of .c'l a.r
clnsi,iiHs - variety o. Srot,f's snI iau0;' Ir.
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No people In Tennessee are more loyal than
those Of The county Of Rutherford, and they are
now paying severely for their stsunch adherence
to the Cenfsdersey even in the prsseHce Of Fed
eral bayouets. Their property Is being destroy
ed. their houses piHaged and burned their
churches desecrated their slaves carried of, and
every imaginable indignity offered to the citi-
zens, regardless Of age Or sex.
We undeB5sud that TIE Yankees have not iefs
e fence standing within 3 circuit Of FIVE miles
around Murfa esboro', aad that fres are Of night
u occurrences.
The DISTINCTION Of the fine residence Of Judge
Ridley, wiih his library, papers and furniture,
hss elIeady been nOtaG. But We have recentiy
had inlormston of aa outrage Of q stll more
gross clatacter. A fow nights since party Of
Federal soldiers, under charge Of an officer,
visited She house of Isaae Jatung, in Ruther-
fsrd cou1ty, violently seized his person, and,
tslsng him into bis own yard, cgrally and shsms-
lalig whipped him on iho naked back. His
wife and Daughters appssrsd upon the porch
and attempted % gemoustrate wi.h tue seidiefs,
vines lsg cred 3 veiiey st these innocant ladies.
We caa scsEesly bslisvs iha. i is possible soI
Gen. hosecranz 70 order these etroeities, but be
csriauly e0uu.enances them and should be held
strictly eoantebls.--SAs5grills Rstel
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For several days psst variods and conflicting
rumoTs have been sdoat relative TO the destruc-
ton Of tie Federal iron-elad Indian0ls by our
forces after her capture. It IS 10 be regretted
t,lat after the taking Of such boats from the
euemy as the iudianOla, that the ca gsrness of
her captofs for "reminiscences Of the 6ght in the
shape Of plundering. and the want of discipline,
should cause them to be worthless 70 the Con
fedeTaey.
Lieut. Firth gives Us the information of tfs
dasuution Of the Indiauola. He SAYS that on
Wednesday night a Federal gunboat, which BE-
IS pretty well assured was the Tuscunbia and
which, by tho vsy is represented as q very for-
mida0le Iro1-clai, made her appearances within
two miles Of WhsTe the I1disn0ia lay. Lieut.
Firth iutOrass uS thas he hal two eleven inch
and two nine inca Dllgrsn guns, IS also. two
howitzsrs-feld pieees-on board the sunken
vease. as battery On Thursday nighf at IL
O'Clock, after throwing oEsrhosrd three Of the
pieces snd making his preparations fov bursting
the eleven inch guns, be aid bis train for TIE
hnal distinction Of the IRdianoia. Upon ex-
animation after the explosion, Lieut. Firth
found that it was complete, and she lay q total
wreck
Up to Friday morning the enemy had not left
his anchorage
It but justice 70 those officers and men on
board the DR.. Basey, 70 say that they were ab-
sent on other duty, while the disgraeefUl busi-
Bess Of plundeling the captured boat vas go
ing on.
It IS asserted that if proper discipline had
been kept, and the attention shown on the cap
tuTe Of the boat as should have been, We would
had ere this, formidable addition 70 our hsus
uavV.
When viii such proceedings as the shove be
stopped The lesson received at Shiloh, should
have been suficient-Natehsz Courier.
Lieutenant Firth is probably correct in his
slsieuent as to the facts connected with the
plundsring and destruction of the Iadiqnola. but
We presume he VIII acknowledge the TaseHusbja
story humbugged him.
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II busy ani ms ioVI7 eueul es have propaEaa1 fsi G.
hoes and rcaated iul usTicus y tie vilast s1der
sEEieEt h-i, ea F0Ed b. total El75r y 81 notice
q coa6eed to tie cavity tns luth07s snoUu.
6iEuder liks run1or- na1h rho1aznd onEuss sed si
lsntly and iIsidouslF plan prejudice where the Ge-
dSenea prope- 70 depar rr0r1 tle rule Of tg1te s.
leneo ia - hoPe "a 9 che aah-os lsy g ve ~ me
pciGs1 ay5 iu order 80 s'slg With D. Isl irfsey ths
znsl cons suih0f and Feu u t5s eo-s daniagIls
- ny s. sudt1E commercial socll t-d political Iris
g the hae of ly ato-ter, ffs 5r-tHaca ol E1y emil
fersd s1d q % h-Fe lived al-us you Tor tWelty nva
sears With g. repr 5acla7e rap7taions = g. De- 3 40
aVal saiifat the rc1E ol sc-u taen sLaFe lVco
~ Eaa s-d cislak-n h- sts ldasd Il t-ls So~thsgn
hono-. Al tle opsr toe uise raz els vi be inFs
Tased z1d tie CreepsE erstnres hle tle.- sag pro-
tctypes Fil b hr7ush ro itsir Aiias p ess tc tae
liEhf Of cay, 70 Be Crshsl boaesh ths heai o ruh
sud lstiH1sian- a LEY.
fsls
TEs Pen Buds5a sud Clinton 1ls) 7aPers please
copy ana 1ond 81 70 ihs Cthst for collection
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TEE FIGHT on THE mEssEssIPPE.
sEyrREgrGi or TIE E.vDE.a5vOE.z.


{. from ne Naszehez Coa-ierI
Our feet Of Red river beats came down ffon
the scene Of action os Wednesday Right. TdsJ
afrived off Eatehez about 10 o'clock P. 81
From persons who were participants in thi
river engagement Of gunboats re learn some
partic1isTs Of the fesr'ui encounter.
4 About 10 O'Clock, Tuesday uight, the Conisd-
crate Tsms Queen Of tho West and the Webb
overlook the Indisnola nearly opposite New
1 Clfthsge, Louisiana, and twenty miles from
\ Fieksb8rg
TIE Indianola squsrsi herself and cleared
her decks for csnnOnade.
( The rams came upon her, however, with their
9utting proclivises, and an occasional gun, bat
did not seem to make an impression Of any mo
meut upon the iron sides Of the Indisn0ia
AZ this critical juucture Of affairs the ofleers
OF the Webb conceived the idea Of passing the
ir0n-clad, geing Up the river some distance, and
returning with tull hsad Of steam aud with the
asslstance Of the current. 70 a second attack
This was attempted and admirably executed as
the sequel viii s5undantly prove.
On the return Of the Webb to the engage
ment she came down upon the Indansla with
z run At the rate Of twenty-five miles an hour
striking Der antagonist near the 8heelhoUse,
and crushing everything in the way. So violent
was the blow, that it carried away portion Of
the Wsbb's frcnt, Of soms six square feet Ths
Work W3S done. IE8 I1di2n0ia sc once con-
menced sinking in deep water, and thsrs vas
only sufficient tine lsft for our beats to apply
then graphing irons and tow her nesr the shore.
Ials they did, and left her TO sink in nine feet Of
water. With her deck as the ground-TOrk Of Q
formidable battery.
TIE victory was complete. Our loss Is re-
ported at two killed. That Of the enemy, one
killed.
Lieut. Brown, Of the United States navy, was
in command Of the Indianola he says. had
our boats come upon him in the day time, he
"ould have made pretty good SIGHT. but as Is
was, with his coal bsTges lasbed to bis craft he
mad to give up with as good grace as possible.
Every living man Except three) eboard the
lodisnola vas taken, aEd sent prisoners to the
interior.
Three o. the crew swan to tie shore, but
were captured IN the morning, aud brought
iown on the Webb
The fleet passed immsiiatsly TO Red river to
-eplenish, aud make ready f0z another clearing
1ut Of Mississippi lake, when opportunity offers.
4 Few hours hard labor viii place the Webb In
good trim for another engagement.
One Of the c9al harges lasaed % the India
loia was saved as it fiosted d0Fa the river; the
Jther was sunk in the fight
Too much praise cannot be awarded TO the
Confederate officers and men in charge Of ghs
expedition We think they have fully demon
ltratsd the fact that though iron is an obdurats
metal, It cannot withstand everything
We trust our friends on Red river WI not Be
90 severe on the YieksbUrgeg5, for allowing
bess boats TO pass their batteries. Had they
rushed them in their passage Of that city, We
you'd have Jet been withoat Queen Of the
vest ram, and an IndianOla, glnboat, in the
Joute5erais navy.
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A L. FIRST-Cl ASS lAUB lNLsTs arriving IN TIE
"A Confed rae lines car ger tmEes sists ard s1esdy
sHpovEasnr So tbs Armary ~ tbs C1dsrseusd ocstsd
a. Athfzls, GeurEis
ALeiarR lists striving from SeV Clrissns, By Apply
Ing 81 Msi0r D1Ue1tsu iif Gsnr Ae-Te WI as iEa1s-
diatsly detailed b our Armory ali fur7l-bs1 Win
transportation. Go1G wages viii be gives gooi ga
ehinisis, and beard can be hsd b mldlrzfa rar=s.
C00E O. BROTHER
fal9lmf A-a'rT. Aih-us. Ca
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CifaffNn Nnl5ce.

III eIaIE DE -IsoINt.PFL
Tsiabushs Courty.
TT10 ELIZA AEN = tHls10 0E ar0 --- ZOE S9s
u her h1sbanL grssfi1g: Yen a-e hc-Ubg rctiisd 90
zhs G IS Hond-yoi Apsl 1er-, & show esu II any
VOC can way fs sesouut cl k77trt Marta S. L1ecu
lor nf ths iast via and tessau1eli q Niau b6lbit
deus scs, shouie NOS be a Owed Gll Accouni ct
his sid e1ecutc rshiP.
By order af CoHrt. th-s L dsy Of Febr317, lss5
fea3 w5t -. WARD Clerk
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Most Iespeetiuly and trlIy yours.
B. II PALMER.

~ Gen. Roseersuz has issued the following
order in relation to the Congsderate soldiers
that may be found in Yankee uniforms:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THIS. GULF, Z
Aurfreesboroi Tenn, Feb. 20, 1863
General Orders No. Is.
l. It having been frequently reported to the
General commanding that Confederate soldiers
approach our lines dressed in our uniforms, and
that they have appeared thus in battle, and
have thus, saYage-like, carried our cOlor5 to de-
ceive US
Il is ordered, that mons so dressed shall re-
eaive, vhsn so captured, the rights of prisoners
Of war, and that, in tbs battle, no quarter be
given them. When captured, singly or in
squads, pT0Wing about our lines, they shall be
deemed as spies, and treated accordingly The
General warns all officers and men under his
command to be on their gUsrd against these
violations Of the rules of civilized warfare. All
f0rsging and scouting parties all patrols, and
all troops on the march, are eni0ined to arrest
and examine ali persons wearing our uniform
and, f found to be wearing it without lawful
authority, Is forward thsm as once 10 the pro-
vest marshals Of their commands, for identifea-
ton ald ipvssiiga ion, and thence % the pro
vost marshal general Of tue department, that
they msy be dealt with as they deserve
2 All citizens and servants wearing the uni
ted States Uniform, without written permission,
viii be arrested, stripped, and punished accord
ing to the nature of the sffense Quartermas-
ters viii at once make requisiii0ns tor clothing
20 be issued to servants and employees rot On
titled to wear the unifaFm.
By command Of Maj0r-GeneTal Rosecranz.
Official: G GODDARD, A. a. @. and G. Of s.
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DISSOLUTION

TIVE frm q Quiuby & E05.Bsen. o. Memphis Tenn.
4 lz this ds7 diss1iIci b. mutual c1nssl. kll per
sons having ANS sgils= saii ira Ei lresent ths
same 20 W. G -nbg w,o s. ols suthortharizsd 10
Psy. and at persons Hao are faebf5d to said 6rm %
EaaEs immediate payment b sad osnbg, who hss been
authori. ed b. ssf.is s-i1 hr1ls d b.si less-
IN. Il QUINCY
"a. E0BLE5uN,
esnerli parinsrB
J. s. oLAVHORN
Etovsh Ga, Jsuuzry = 1873 Special Psriner.
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MATENR

CFFICE OF CHEZ OF sUBSIsTeECE,o
UErARThENT aIss AND EssT LoUTsItsA,
Jacks Fabru-ly 15th 1868
Ef0di Isst RES within tls Delai tlent viii trans-
- fe- q sp-sl9 S. Hiiyer, A. 9 81 o. s agents.
hsreafer taking rsEeit therefor Tns receipts whsu
tskea Fil be ior8gsied % = aos Tbeo6o-e Johnston
CHEF of Subslsi-n5e
gy order of Lieutsnast-[5 [5saeraI PEhsERroN
THEoDoRE JOHNSTON,
wh1I0t 1fafar aud siar of Srbs.s5 5a1ea
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Ternls of AdverfIaiIae.

All Embellishments VIII be chsrged
$50 per square for ths first inser-
lion azd 81 for each aubseauent in
s~rticn.
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The WIDOWS GIFT.

F7-HOsE zho hsve no sALT-who havs hoaa made
Il V.doE1 by tbis war All s-e PosI-csn Ees ZACH
OEE BUsHEL. 20 fhs nuI-bsr of one hund- ed, lfam
g. c. ECAELISTER
fs1q sn T-rk-.n Mi-s
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Feruls ID suhscrIplioaa.

Daily per naOnth------------------ $3.50
EFi- Weekly per na'2rtia.-.----..., t-S5
Weekly per annElEll' 400
single &C, ,sY.----------.-.------.1 Ten cents
he paper WIZ Be delivered TO nll
nevs s-dea1ers at seven cts. per COPY.
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VOL. XIV, NO. ~

piaase from the large crowd present So ssys
ihe Wheeling IgteliigsneeT. an Abolition orglsn
published in Wheeling. Oae hundred ard f0ur
Toung men fEom Calhoun county, have arrived
n Stanton, TO enlist for the war in the Confsd-
~Tate service - EnOrUiile Register
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REBEL. MATCmES.
Rebel Matches,


Aa-t-~~A 80 - >r---7
TTYHE uudsrsieaes hsviuz estaBg=aed aiATC8
Il MASuFACT0RT IN tHe cify u Jsckson, sTo1id
inform ihoss w.hus p-rchlss has 81 orters ir5Fo
distance sac emp sns5 si4h t1e cash Tl he p-o-pty
sled 81 STERN g. Co.
fsfTIm Jaofson Eiss
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REPORTED BATTLE IN TBz VALLEX.-We
earn bv messengers By the Orsugs tain on
saturday night, thai fight occurred q few days
ago in ths valley, between the forces under Gen.
ZONES aad the Yankees under Alilroy, IN which
gys are said 20 have captured sOme i've hundred
prisoners, and inflicted quite punishment upon
ina enemy. We were not able to gather any
sar.hsr pSrticulkr5. and give the above for Whas
il is worth, though we have evesy reason 20
credit It's general Lyncbburg Republican.
% inshnf..
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GOOD TANEE2 and CURRl thirfv wears
- old sold fsr no faulE Pti-e s35o3 Araiy
DAEL ffCI. aC2IN
q fe2I lata Hren1sn. So
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Chn,rnnooan R.hsri..,,a-


The French mediation questiOn-the North
western Democratic TevOiution-the end Of the
waT-and East Tsnnessse appls brandy, are
matters Of much speculation in this latitude
now a-days.
The Selma RepOrter, in cheering M AZ
iiele, tells the people to laugh and grow fst .
With the prevailing scarcity Of provisions.
laugh is about the cheapest thing they can
fatten on this spring, and We wouldn't be sur
prised if they raise the price Of that.
We frequently hear announcements from the
Northwest, of Yankees swearing to lay down
their arms" and take mp their plow handles. In
the late MUrfreesboro' fght a great many Of
them threw down their arms, and took uD
their legs" quite haHdiiy.
Congress hss lust paid deserved com pli-
ment 10 John fl Morgan. The most subssan-
tial compliment they could offer the celebrated
chieftsin Woald be bis full complement Of men,
and Kentucky campaign Of his own man
aging-
We learn By the telegraph that q number of
ambulGnces have been sent to Nashville from
Cincinnati. indicating an advance Of Roseeranz-
Lsle encounters with the rebels have satisfied
ils FeaeTsls that smbulances are as essential "a
rifles in subjugating the South, and that the
march Of the subjagator is the incidental path
Of glory, that
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GLoRI0us BEws FB0BI NORTHWESTERN
VlRGISIA -Our Information, derived fTon q re-
liable source, is Of the most encouraging cha
Taeter from Northwestern Virginia. The down
Goddeu, gallant ffeemen OF that section are
aeoas asserting sheir might and msjesty by de-
nsnneing tls corrupt tyrans at Washington
At a large and overwhelming meeting Of tie
citizens IN m2s5 meafing assembled in Wleel
iag, under the very rose Of the WsshDgsoa IT,
raut, Sheuard CleHnueBs, ex-mem5s1 of Con-
eress. denounced 4Ilncola in wltheupg speeeh
for tWo hours which ELECTED Unbounds5 Hp-
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6 9lenpss 82peaI.
PrRLTsHmD

Daily, Tri-yveelzly Rad yVeekly
BY
JOIN e. MCClanahan Benjamin /. Dill,
Under tae firm and styse Of
Nc CLAN AN & DILL,
To whom al letters on bu ines, 81 Otherwise should
be asdressed.
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Gar location

The location Ct t1o appeal oEHce
Is On stafe street. IS few doors below
ehe Post Office.
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~ An ecceaiile preacher was once asked
where be thought Ralph Waldo Emerson would
20 sfteT death fhs witty old man replied
'' The dear, good. blessed soul don't see in
aim aay evidence of saving faith bat thea Z
don'tknow what Satan could co With mla'
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Nary PHAYER.-Thers is a rule at OberIin
college that no student shall board at any house
where prayers are not regularly made each day
A certain man fitted up a boarding house, aud
filled il with bosrders, but forgot until the
eleveoth hour the prayer prOviso Not being q
praying man himself, be looked Ground for one
who was At length he found one, meek
Soung man from Trambull county, who agreed
e pay his board in praying. For q while all
went smooth, but the bosrding master furH
ished HE table so poorly shat the boarders be-
raa to gEumble and 20 leave, and tie other
morning the praying boarder actually struck. /"
spElething ike The following dialogue occurred
ai the table:
Laudlord-" VIA you pray, Mr.. Mid {"
Mild" No, sir, wiz not
Landlord" Why not, Hr Nill4n
Mid" L don.t pay, SIR / can't pray on
suea victusls as these, and unless you bind yur-
ss,EiR wri5ing 70 ser q better table than you
have doas for the lass three weeks, nsry aaotheg
prayer do you get out Of me g.
AND thass the way matters stood at last ad-
wees.
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= errunnss Of the above lrer 81 Irou Ens torS sas
s- esutrsctors with thu b stts Of Alsosfns, y
- s.5fh Caroiaa s-d Tennessee VIII nlsse sP ilea
- = - for the detail of such eps az may "a
1900 sbis in carrying their con1aeis VIA sea
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