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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-10
TUESDAY MORNING. FEB. 10. 1868
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.
BATTLE AT FORT DoNELsoN
Hammered Ev.sustion OF murfre,sboroush

Hammered Evaeuation OF murFreesbprsuEh
The rumor was current or the streets yes
terdAy mOrnng. that Fort DonelsOn had been
taken by eur cavalry and that RssencraRs wAS
falling back from Murlressboro.
An officer Of General Polks staff who reach
cd here Sunday night from the front, reports
that Morgan, Wheeler and Forrest conioinIly
attacked Fort Dopolson or the Cumberland riv-
Or and took the place, destroying a million
dOllars WORTH Of stores and capturing sixtoSH
transports. While we are scarcely prepared
10 give credense to this rumor We have no
doubt that An engagement has been had at
that point. Capt. Wm. b. Walton, Of Summer,
who came through the Federal lines few
days since and who reached this place Sunday
piEht brings tho intelligence that Morgan was
At tstewart's Ferry, about miles from Nash
vile, when he left.
The Federal account Of tho fight at Fort
DaAslson, among our tSlegraphic dispatches
this morning. claims that Forrest was rePulsod
with loss Of $50 men killed and wounded and
he 10 as Of one Of our batteries The same ae-
count states that General Forrest himself was
wounded.
It was alsO currently rumorod AND generally
believed ON the streets yesterday. forenoon,
that the Yankees were evacuating Murireos-
boro, and destroying large quantities oiStOroS.
oui fellow citizen, Mr.. Leipsr, late of the hrn
sfLeiper 4 Menifes, Of MurfrecsbOro, has ro-
e.iysd information that the large warehouse
belonging 10 that firm, has been destroyed BY
IN, Yankees in MurfreeSbOro. This was the
pripoipal store house 10 the place.
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SALE OF LAND.

Rt virtue ef an execution issued flom the Circuit
~ Count 81 Hamilton county, will sell AZ Inc
Csurt House In Harrison the hrst Monday OF March
next to the highest bidder fer cash n satisfy "a
Judgment and cost, the Bank ol Chatttnaoea recev.
cred against p w. Humphreys ". n hexander and
gehn u, Alexander, In said eonli, the following town
lots Ieyed on to satisfy said Judgement and cost te
wiz one tewn let IN Chattanooga Tennessee, the
PRO perry 81 r. W, .HtmPhtys hehiine on Vine ST.,
and adjoining the lands 'of fafkin Uair Thae NJ
Cale ald W. II. Alexander. aud tppssiie the prop
eriy " Jno y. Hopkins alss enc other lot on Vine
street. In Chattanooga adjsiniing the Hair and Hmm.
lhreys, and Vppeste Hopkins iepefty levied on az
Ing % pFeperty 81 W u. AlexR ~, asd will he aed
unless judgment and sostAre visusly paid.
Feot-u a.B COULTRR
. .efaf ~ t.e.s IN. Shor n n r..
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SOS REWARD.. ..-DARINl ROBBERY

CT0LEN from the subtcrber IN the streets near
- Mr. Myers store In Chattagooga, ono roll leather
marked diamond 7. nalten Go orgia Absut 40 pounds
Der went into the house. Ia get bill OF IT, While In
the house a negro on horse back dsmouned took the
leather before bin aud went or az double quick
negro was riding large bay horse and turned cut OF
Chattanooga towards Harrison will give the above
reward forthe apprehension Of the boy aud leather o.
the boy without the leather. JOHN THOMAS,
Feb6. AZ Dalton Ga
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LATE NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

A newspaper friend furnishes US tho follow.
ing items fron a late copy Of tho Journal OF
Louisville
Thornton +. MaTshals resolutions in the
Kentucky Legislature, declare that Kentucky
favOrs an Armistico.
Tho Louisville Journal Of the I'd. inst, favors
the proposition Of conferences between the
Kentucky Legislature and the Northern LegiS-
Iaturos, to see ''what shall be done
Gold was quoted at l67 premium in Louis
vile on the I'd inst.
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p6y~rhe most carefully preparet ssaiistics Of
tho prescntwar 20 10 ahow that the carnage on
beth sides has been rarely eQualled IN tho his
terry of tho world. II iB estimated that OF tho
killed and those who have died from wounds
received IN battle and sickness engsndefed ~
camp, there are not less than $4,000 OF the
Federal armyr-while the Confederate army
has suffered 10 number not less than lTb 600
making grand aggregate OF half million
men since tho war began. Add for whati To
crafty malice and envy and hatred on tho one
side--io achieve On Independence Of honor and
national existence on the other--SoufherN
Crisis.
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RALR nF lam

ISY virtue oian order Of sale ISSUED from Circuit
- Court u Hamilton county, will sen al tbe
Court House in Harrison, on The FIRST Monday Of
March next, 10 the highest bidder for cash. The fol-
lowing tract Of land towii: Que lot Of land In Ham
ilton country district No. /, adjoining tie lands Of
james Evans, and Others, ooHtsining i've acres more
OF less and known as Tanksey Mil tract levied on
as the property Of eubsn Ianksey to satisfy udg.
FebA-u w. q. GARliENHIlSE
Deputy Sheriff ef II g.
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Lookout Mountain Pronertv for Sale.

I OFFER for sale the above property belonging 10
L II. W. Won Aldehon, and used by him for several
years as Boarding School, and more recently M a
Hotel II contains two large two story buildings and
Seventy rooms The ground containing eight acres,
embraces magnificent Spring OF never.failing pure
in the latter also large stable Kitchen, negro
house, Smokehonse, &c. tsg IiE
As the Mountain Is mvorte place for summer re-
sort, aud viii undoubtedly become much more 80
this property, being the only one possessing an Rbun
dant supply Of water within convenient reach, is
Justly considered one Of the most valuable ofthe kind
ian2 J. n. WILLY.
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TAKrN np

A NB esp~isted TO jail BY the military aoahorItis
"A at Chattanooga, on ths Sd Of 0qsbef 1857 ana
more recently cemmited by aH acting Justice on ths
Peace for the county Of Hsmiiteu TeEng e. hv p,h
of December, 1861 negro boy ), calling his Rafas
JOHN nnd aays he belongs 10 Vim. J6hes, 81 Mers.
ph, Saia boy Is black, 20 years cid feet "a inchcs
Nigh The swncr s requested 10 come iofwnrd,
prove property pay eharges and take him out nl la
dec2O j. II, SWAIN, Jaiior.
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1sn. Robert Rollins, Orderly Sergeant Of
Co. n, Second Kentucky regiment whs was
wounded AZ MnrireesbOra' and taken prisoner.
escaped from the Federals u Evansville, and
rslurhedG few DAYS since to hin commaud
Ne reports That tive privaiea taken prisoners
at Murhecoboro have bees sent 10 the Illinois
peniteatafy at Alton. Aud the officers to
lamp Chase. - S1eibyviils Rebel BaHner, I'M.
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orTor G:A..ssAsE ...,,1. Z ~ Csvsc.lsg.,

Enrolled csnScrlpta ncw IN the employment Of the
Nitre and Mining Department and holding certificate
rom Capt Finhie 81 employment bearing date prier
10 Jan, lsth Ast net Ne inter iercd VITA by hny nsr
sen whOmsoever. -
But ne agents In the Ntre and Mihng Or other ae-
Rariments will be allowed 10 assign esnscrpts onro.
led for The ssrvice u their departments until after
application has beeh made Al his Oalce in writing.
and The detail regularly made.
a HF Il. d. BLAKE. "A. COL @. B.A.st9
s,a..t.f Clmmandanl Of Censcript
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NUMBER l6O.
TRUsTFR sAIR

DERSUANT TO a Deed Of Tra,t executed hy II, 4.
llill 10 me will SCH for cash At putllo outcFy
to the highest bidder, 81 ihe Market h3use 10 Chatta
Booga, Tenn, on The 18th dag Of Feb. ls6J tbe
Printing Press, Type and other mate lal, that b..
longed to the Reflector Ofhce = news paper lately
published at ChatlaBooga. e. C. McREE.
Febt-tds Trustee
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FOR SALE OR HTRE.

FINhE hofgan Messenger allisn, "Kn Cslson.@
Sire. VelmsAt Black \ Wk dam, MESSENGER
mare, brswh cslJr, 10 handa high ~ years sld \
IN less thah three minStes Price sold tIea6 iflet
SIoe Apply ~ A, s, BIER,
Feb4-lm Pant Rsck Jaekssa Co Ala
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LAED FOR SALE.

An ACRES, "a the woods well timbered with oak
M and hickory, near Coed Springs, two miles
from Graysvle, on TEE Western aud Atlantic Rail
Road. solomon Gwaltney 0r William n. Ward, in
the ncs hborhood will show the place 10 any sne wish
ing 70 purchase. A bargain can be had Ia this land
on application TO J. j. WILLY,
Jan. 10th 1868. Opposite the Post Office
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DIgsOLUTION

VNHE fun Of Qpinby A Robinson, oi Memphis. Tenn.
/ - ihi- day ersolycd W mptuai consent. All
persons h1viug clairns aFAiB SAID ntm will prrssbi
thc same % W. r Quinby ~hQ ia alone nuih0ized u
will make immediaie payment " sad Qninby, vii,
has been authorized 70 scttle said lrns business
WM r. QUlNBK, e..yp.-,.
W. A. ROBINSON, "eh 'A''heT'
JAS. q. ChAGHORN, spscIal parlnir
Etowsh, Ga. Jan, a. is5g, fitbiOsml
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IFETIfl0N b - I'D Ie IN DLlT.l

PgrInoF sELL LAHp 10 PAY DEnr.)
IN Obedeass 70 an incfocutgry decree Of the conu.
" conrt Of White County prnaOuiced ln the abite
capse I shui, uii M0fday, ihs 9th dny of Potruagy
next at The ute fealdeDee ~ said dcceaaed In IA
slh civil dlsihct of White bahg Iaoretd % hpii y
ihe highest bidder, lor cash nr currency available
farm boloneng 70 aid deceased - is Ma subieet
70 lbe yidoWs dQEry n ssid land. Said iarm y vcr
watered and wei tImbeIed. and about kaR cleared
and under geod ieace, sOmcthing over one buDdpuj
acres iu We tract JOHN v. VAss
IAnilWN COmmssiouef
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stage

+ MR.. SrAGG, who was on board the Steamer Ma,
ria Denning "a prisoner Of wary when Eran D..
Sonthgate died. will send his address 10 Sam, @,
Paine Etowah Georgia, he will confer a great favor.
FebG-lmT SAM. G. PAINE,
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The Magruder feet has shown what can he done
with kpnias 10 plan and pluck to carry out the enter.
prise let the commanders slseNhtfe take the hint
and aol upon ~, af We will seen be formidable 10
ho ensley on Walcf ~ On land Houston Telegraph,
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SOUTHERN FIELD q PRESIDE,
uNExAMrLND succEaal
Back Numbers Of thsNew Series Exhanstedl
nra 1gr. PRIZE STORY a~

. J. n
FTHE Proprietor OF the southern FIELD AND
~ lRkhlDE announces that ln coHseauonce n
the iFst Numbers Of the new series being exhausted,
aud w order that new Subscribers may hegia with
tl.,, tne eommen cement Of NEW STORY, IlelmoAty
will be completed In Number s, jan. 81. and he
PRIZE STORY OF isicr N bsvtis,ss 4, ~ m
THE RANDoLPHs or RANDOLPH HALL.s
BY Miss sERESA A. NNRg, Of Coylnglen, Ga,.
Will he eoinmenced In Numhcf 8, Feb. IN, and M
received % tho 0ico on aud aner tho
2Ath Of January, will be entered ON the books and
commence with tho Prize story, ot fIl-.
sff ~ TERMsI a s8 ysse
For OAe Year. "a O6
For Six Monlhs ......! q. ,lg u !. " IA
rH thfee hontbS. '.s.., ..s..s. sss.,,...,..ss %
oinse .,.i,.,, Ten Cents.
~ vlnos ol 10 o. moro, for one year 81 each.
eix months 81 each.
Address JANIS GARDINER,
Febt2 Anausta. ia,
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WBv.h 70 hire 20 wood chcpps,s ssd ,..,s. .,,,.
w apa one goed black smith 10 wsrk M M
aaat salisle Va Coed waetsnnd tsastaat sr.uiSv.
.ssst s ee Eyen % iaiihipl aboIrs, either black
bAgs tasapod irom ths place. Abplv Inwedsisiv "a
n, bkA0O, Atlanta "a.
teh@ Nv" q snhSe, KnsKaBT, pAinna a o.
fK... haliviiis, ",
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COMPANY MORNING REPORTS MADE UP ron
thirty days, and beautifully printed ard raled. Ior
sale at TIE lEBEJ OFFICE.
Jahj 20.
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HONsnIlNe on FINT, RECOAD, rgIRD
~ F0HAfH hnd FitTA nkADERB, ArltlemL
iog and eebosl hooks gsagfally with snail garlsgt
y ssnary Articles wll IA sold 10 igmp e stss ssl.
Annly "a |nf HIII ff1aIs''
Fe6S-Aie
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DY virtue Of decree Of the CbsBcary csurt Al Chat
~ tanoega, mado a. the January toru 1898 in tbe
case Of John q. 0lass against J1hn W White ana
ethers, will on the 7th day Of March 1889, rel 81
the premises Al puhlie sutcty on r4 ahd twelve
moAlhs srodt without Iedenibtoa ths following de,
seribcd lot OF land lying Wtlin TIE cerperae nmln
o. we ely pf CbAttanooaa, towit: Hegiuniag 40
stake standing on q liae 70 ',ci south ~ deg. woa
from The beginning of fev acre tract of lahd aald
by ker BoYcs 70 Roaannsh .aidley; thence n 10 d. Al
22o feet thence N. 70 a.. W. $50 evt thence N. M
dog w 2lV fspi 70 The bsainBng. 1880 Es
WIN alse sell at 10 court house door Ia the city
OF iOhnltaneogn, al abie 0utofy on ne nzme aay ~
credit o. ak m,Hihs several shares " aesk IN lhe
VIII Ralley Hallfoad. NNI i'T'
Bouds With approved segurity WIN he reaulrea for
the purchase messy, Wn. J. gTANDlFER,
sPt-ew A NeI ClE AN,
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N. y. .HuG HE'S

AUsrheY h LRws Clalm Agent ahd Notary
Public,
RICHMOND A. VA. tF# fe88
(NLAIMs Of every description against Aha Cs.fed.
~ rate Government settled Wits accuracy and dla
patch, Attends all tle Confederate States csn,ts
held y The city Of Richmond. Address Box lice.
jan22-y H M ~ fT''
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James A. Knowles, Adminlstmtor
Of William W Knowles, deed,
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TOILET

sIt0 responsible iamillss, tvo hoaaes stualod an
lol W the bethsda cszseh Memo MI eood
respectable pefaOna saed apply. nv ~
Fss' fSt l.. 4. PARgAM.
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~ rived at Iinr II n ~ yssI ,S,o ~
cbAtiAnoosa, Psb sst ''"-' -
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MORNING REPORTS.

o. Store opposlic lhe Post once, Market q.
derll.lm VI
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AFFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE

HAAjMOND on the Causes, symptoms, and
III SUCCESSFUL IREai hENG OF NERVOUS DE'
billy l.d lcG D.ses o. t.e Nervous srnil.! INNS
=. ard S,1 al -y.lcsl.--, {. ~ ItXroNp - a. formerly
Tra!, %! OF ~ Gil an..oay &C. 90 tine Medical
Coirsc Nrn ora Psice ~. I1ll-d fee. r. WAkAEh,
Pat!.l.r 40 scrcy.st.. As-O. House
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)Ts FOR MANUFACTURING pCR

ViNELAHD.
Y LhNDs.--Go al wanting FhEuS-Larre and thriving
settlement Mid 0nd heaihfu innate 81 miles south ~ fh
gla by railroad Rich soh produces iIf" crops "hi,
can now De pfowAg, ~ .Dd Nrclc - To- Al nom ~"
to ~ per scre .sysDe With. four years, good business
openings; chafchel. schools end good socciy u sno" fe
most inrfvng plae' kas' West Hundred. a.c citing
and buiit The bcgly with Siirh the pa,e n laid Oh, .
un-urps L.ter, alsNeIod Fbit!s cJl.g ., " ihd
eniB ll .ifosmaon VIII b. sent fee. AddrsH iih4.iS
H. LAsDl5, kin..snd z. o. Cumberland Co.. Nsw-Jofscy.
From Report o. Scion ho,,nson, ~ I'd Tribune.
" II j. the extensive fertile tfoca Ia an almost
level position sud suitable condition pleasant ilnS i-t
W. Know Of this ado II ia. great We.,crn PIairir
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.

YrOCkLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
II ElhCk. oE 4ht HUDSON
qIf. fret cla. slnary fof YCU4O LADIES wui be ~,
OFENLD on to l,th OF ., f,enb,I c..o sAnI ,ieu.i'
WITH fo pniicalefs nay br obtained 4 tie oa u Euec'
fluukcti cs,,, NO. ~ nfo.ds-y, 81 b. 4il'.'s. g
l.. y. q G. r. AA.al. I'D.
i4lDe 'lal.
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IratfC, sc.

ROW Ms STAN DARD SCALES.
a. ESTABLISHED ~ YEARS
.i.'ed 10 ct,y b.such oi Vua.es where connect AID
drla.lr &C. III isruuil,d
asALff ipf RAILROADS COAL and HAY a.aler-
3, Ills Tor fHOh lslnN, GRAtN AID lHON Dealers.
SCALES lot bNotEkS DHt 1Gl,it md Comic TONERS.
tDlnirr, orauia Platform. Dormant sc llrs sc.
Ntisinu.t.r rrai.s, Finances 4ai AppnIatus.
E,kIl adjusted - sut fole.sn Standards. al Of which
tcd m every particular Il holr.alr and Retail
4 BROWN (,ncc. Ia J. l.. Brown. Ganulactascr,
No. Barclay It, opposite Aston House.
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1--WE GREAT ENGLiSH REMEDY FOE

UOtr AND khEubikrlSbl
~ sucrrrs tom The above complaint tteE ~ recon, OF
l0ug standinf. adNisrd 20 ELAlka OOiT hNp
N-El hailC PILLS They con De trrd upon ~ lie most
ate a.d ,i"ctnal remedy oefcd o the public an nave
been universally usod IA Europe oF many yu,s WIKI t"e
gf.aftt succsss.
Prepared by PHOur 4 IiARsANT 10. 80 strand Lon
dnn England. AMI sold ~ hcr Asri.s, WILLIS '"'
tiafAlin.tt sew-io 49,
or Made ty coa,n.iouegs nav, authorized the nanie ana
cddr.s. of "IuDNA, PROUT ~ Su,ud, London, 10 n'
iMrfcsfcd upon lr oOyognen. siaip -AAsA u o'' IVA "
tAr trAuinu medicine.
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CUOULDEE-S TRAPS.
SHO UNDERSTANDS!
SHOULDERS STRAPS!
SEOC LID k-S ItAPSI
xNEcNBOpY Is READING ltt
ALL ARE PRAlS'NG IT.
II IS THE NOVEL OF THIS AGEi
By ilEY2Y NoErOap
Third Edition oi this great book by Henry Morford il
Ysbi.hed og sale this Day by a. booksellers and New'
Agents ever, where 1t l. compete IN two large volumes
pape. cover price One Dollar, bound in one volume cloth
for 81 50
We publish Railway Edition Of 1t, Complete in one
volume paper cover. Price CAe Dollar.
I, ia pub .shei AID FOR sac by
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No. so5 Cnes,nu;-s,. Phi!aieThi
Cepie. sent everywhere free ro.re receipt Of pdce.
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& CIlOOL-BOOKS And STATlONERY.--
- Go ssnhy on La,d large tsso-tmrt Of SCHOOL aud
CL\ -sit a. BOOKS lAi sfAiJaEhY, which We OIL
te@her. 80 ol,r =. To- ,"esi p,sslbe piees' "ho.s"
ssJ - al
~ ~ sJR TrE PLANO very large asiortnen, con
ssn'y a.: !a .id LEW MUSIC received ~ soon - pub
hshed ha,t igsz.les Ge., bound q oiief.
pNE . FERRY, tho % Stand, 80. 10 EoHery.
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Ncw publications.
N1ISS M. l.. BRADDON.
THE GREAT LITERARY STAR or ENGLAND.

N1ISS M. /. BRADDON.
THE GREAT LITERARY STAR OF ENGLAND.
Suddenly meteor shoots rom the horizon TO The D
MISS NJ. +. BRADDON, the Author Of Lady Au1ley
Secret and Aurora Floyd" has slot into celebrity fro"
in provincial theatcr in England she las become
by the force OF genius BEsr Of living nov
ests. Sire command prices Gr her stories suc - nave
heretofore been given any female author either h'
abroad Al England is nsns with her fine. ne" s1'o
brlian: Original Romance,
BY MISS BRADp0N
cher contribution any American publications. eoih
OUTCASTS;
TIFF ERAND OF SOCIETY,
win he commenced in
TIE NFW-YORIS MERCURY
ioI Sep,cInb,i 26. ready at all NewsDcpo's
ON MONDAY NEXT.
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Gytnreiono.

EXCURSIONS to COMFY lSLAND.-The
~ c,,sof ,b COMFY ISLAND and nRoOkLlN RAIL.
,oNrAnY run every six minutes iroui Fulton aud
Cataripo Frrre, brooklyn connecting at cry Inc WIN ea'
for Gravesend Shecpsbcad bsy ana osy ,nn
ByVekIyn, Msy ", ISv1 W. L. T. WAL GUY"
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GREAT WORK-EVEkY MAN HIs

"A Owls PBYsICAN.-THE NEW ILLUSTRATED
Iii D.DPATnl( E&C1CLOFLDlA. i Compete system
Of l.ydon5ily, embracing the Antony md iLy'4olo
~ %. Uu.nHn BODY. !LDaTa'cd LycIrI.c hs~ncies
and te .'fecr O. fesh; b.eet.cs nd ,CO4cls i.
oy Cd T4.t 81 .fea len, special Pathology 2As Hyiro
Thetsr-i..cs .dag the N-tJs Causes Nynihons and
T:,nueft T.. m kiYwn Die8c-; Application 10 surgical
yi1..ss, 10 hl"I ..y aud Tue Auf.er WIN 80 knray
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-08-05
Morgan's Expedition.

The dispatch which appears in another
column of the Courier, acquaints US with
the fact of the capture of the gallant Nor
gan's com mand, numbering twenty-five hun
dred men.
We would have been much betterpleased
had that energetic soldier made good his re-
treat from the multitude that we're sent out
to pursue and capture him. But we are
far from blaming him for rashness, or char
ging him with want of vigilance. He ven-
tured so far into the enemy's territory, and
there were so many thousands after him from
all directions that escape was impossible.
Notwithstanding the expedition has come to
grief, we rejoice it was undertaken, aud
most heartily commend and applaud the
spirit that inspired movements SO bold and
splendid.
In short time these valiant men now in
the hands of the foe, will be exchanged, +,
and again encouraged by the great success
that attended the daring raid, under their
gallant leaders, will 90 forth to visit swift
vengeance upon the arrogant foe.
What matters their capture? Shall we
grieve because We have to do without his
services for short time? We look at the
bright side of the picture. We consider
the extent of territory they have traversed,
the damage they have inflicted upon the
foe, the immense amount of property they
have destroyed, the terror and dismay they
occasioned, the Inconvenience and loss they
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-08-05
AN EMBARGO ON BLOCKADE BUsINl

AN EMBARGO ON BLOCKADE BUSINESS
AND BLOCKADE GooDs.-The Secretary of
War has promulgated An order which puts
final estopple On blockade running back
and forth from the North. No more pass.
ports will be issued to persons wishing to
pass the lines for the purpose of bringing
goods into the Confederacy; and if they
are detected in the lines without passport
their goods will be confscated and them
selves imprisoned. 1t is fact notorious
that the depreciation of our Confederate
currency is due in measure, by the great
premium blockade runners are willing to
pay over it for SPECIE. State notes, or the
greenbacks Of Yankeedom, for which they
have particular partiality. Some months
ago, the Confederate Government appointed
an agent of customs, located in Richmond,
to whom parties introducing goods into the
city through the Northern blockade were
instructed to report, and pay over into bis
hands FIVE per cent. of their gross stock
We would like to see the statistics of the
agent of customs. Not one in one hundred
of the blockade runners have paid the least
regard to it, and the Government has thus
squelched the whole of them. Moreover,
we have an overstock of Yankee fabrics in
Richmond, and experience has demonstra-
ted that the more plentiful the stock is, the
higher prices go.-Rtchnaond Esaniasr.