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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

~ Yankee paper characterizes the
undermining efforts of tho Yankee dirt sho-
velera at Vicktburg unfalteripg beroism."
Failing ingloriously, after eight or nine ~.
sanlrs. to take the city. they igpomipiously
fell back on tho shovel aud the hoe" and
this ia what the Yankees call :" unfaltering
heroism."
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17


Here ere few exk.cls-f iron lsessr - The
Mobile Registsr dated Nay -, toSst cssr
Canton, Miss and another By captain In The
10Th Tennessee. He says: We have bees
~aching nearly every dsy sipcs We lst jedi
sou for Raymond. Near Raymond - hsd .
most terrifc enlightenment win lov-0ntmy
The sight continued several hsuaA, and the
bullets fairly raihed around ~ 10 my regi.
mont. The Bloody Tenth our loss Was Que.
fourth. Captain Penderga.t is missing. pro.
b.tiy killed; Tom Bond, Of tho gIsrioss I'd
tennessee, b missing; Col. Mc0avock wss
killed hhile heading HE regiment into the
engagement; George Disgons, of Nashville,
was shot through, the NJ; Colonel Beaumont,
Of the 50th Tennessee, was scslped by bull
let" General Maneyis brigade is at Jackson,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

S6r Charles Wickliffs is the probable can.
didate for Governor of Kentucky against
Bramiett. The Cnien Democrats will hsve .
fall ticket, and they feel confident of carrying
the State
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

~ The Seventh Kentucky cavalry, now
in Gen. Rosecrans' department, IL to be i'm.
mediately consolidated, according to orders
from the War Department, and supernumerary
officers mustered out
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

w The negroes in the Yankee serysc. a..
enumerated az follows:-Geaersl Thom.., ;.
cruits. 1000; under Gen. Banks, aooo: !,
Kansas. 1000; in South Carolina. 1000. in No, !,
Carolina. 5000; under Gen. Rosecr.ns, soon
under Gen. Schoheld, 1000; Ma.s.cbu..s.,
regiments. 1900; in the District Of Colvmt;.
500; total, 10000. There are also 5000 NJ.
groes in the Yankee navy.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

I'M The Nashville Uuion in its account el
the banging Of the two Confederate officers a,
Fssnklin tho other day. says that Col. Ortou
admitted that he was = spy, aud tha. be Gun.
barkcd in tue hazardous enterprise knowing
the consequences OF detection -ooussq uences
which he was ready to meet. tut made Q
touching appeal in behalf of Dunlap, hfs Adju
tant, whom he had induced to share his
fortunes
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

HA- The Nashville Press says the deporta
ton Of rebslIious men and women to the trop
ics has subsided. 81.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

~ The term OF service Of nine New Jer
sey regiments expires during the preseu
month. They are mostly located in virginia
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

M The l6lh Illinois regiment, for . long
time stationed at Edgs6eld. opposite the city
of Nashville, pulled up stakes the other day
aud left. 9
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

- Rosecrans 10 planning IN importan mt
expedition Of mounted infantry under Colonel
Wilder 1t viii be as Wider goose chase a.
that of Staight's.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

NA- Tho miserable tody who edits the Mash.
vile Press declares that the rail splitter very
and promptly checks any attempt on
the part Of any Of his military eoonandsss to
interrupt or impair the right Of fse discus.
sion. He knows with what wstckfaI iuterss,
the American people cherish THE liberty, and
with what indignation they sec any innovation
apon it's aaIl enjoyment attempted" Even a.
depraved aud imbecilo sinner as old Abe
can scarcely swallow that Dig usting twaddle
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

- Two gentlemen have been iinpriso1ed
in Cincinnati for expressing regret at Jscksos''
death
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

has sent for Vallsndigham. Offering to CON-
promise differences.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

~ Dan S:ckles says there are regiments
enough in the field, iu the Federal army-but
unfortunately, there were not men enough in
each regiment.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

SXTILD WESTERN SCENES or The waTfE sPlR-
w IT or THR WTLDEENESS--Beinga nara.
tive Of sdventquoa, embracing the asms ehsrscsera
over oce bundre sdisions Of which have Seen sold In
Europe snd America B. G. !. b. Jopes, Author oi
the fr:t series Ct Wild VDstern Seenee. Single
supplied 1t els PEI ls0 copies. Address:
~. A.AALSBY.
corner Main ard foareee neh SIS.
jnl1-2t Richuoad, Virginia.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17
Posi- HrADquA.rrss. Rexs. Ga, /,

Posi- HRADQUARrERs. Rexx. GA,
Juae 10th, 1855.
THIRTY dc LIARS REwARD-eerxt G Beech
i OF Co. X. Ash regiment Tennessee Vols. sGe
- years, O feet "a inches high. hack whRken end
Doustsch dark complexion, black hair, grey eyes.
Deserted from Lieut. Hays company Of men on d. :
tathcd servise from Army of Tennessee, staEocsd u
Rome. Ca, June LIST. 1863. The above reward viii
Be paid for bis apprehension AID delivery % any mill
tary post. d. 8. HAY,
jul7-3Od let Ia. Condo net1il 1t Home. Ga.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

eA Our people are in the habit Of styling
this revolution ''our struggle for ipdereu.
dencs." We are In no struggle. The "strug.
gle" il over, 90 far - the South ia concerned
We are str"nger ten-iold in GINS and in uler
than when "opr struggle" began. II is the
Yankees who arc now in struggle. The an
acon'la ia struggling for ito very life. In the
thrces of its death-agony. IT'S not likely to
accomplish our overthrow.
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He6 AS6utiseulestx.

CTRAYED from Tuliahoass on nth mat. Que snsu
- dark lay Hare. smooah coat. marks. The
ander will I've suitably rewarded By delivering her %
Capt. J. r. Horbach, A. Q. II. d Tuaboma. Of 10 me
81 shelbyvilh. at pay ONCE for unattached oi1cere.
JANIS MAURICE,
jul7:t . Capt 4. Q. u.
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TO 1HE AFFLICTED.
'The Great lsdlam Remedy mr. vsnsrsai

'.The Great ladlam 0eaeAy mr. vsusrssi
Recipe. conpned sntirey of vsgeeahas ingrsdI.
snts, vii b. Pens ~ mali 70 any psrsoa upoa The
receipt II GO dclian, which 10 vassunNod 70 b q
snrs cure for Goneurhaa. Glesi, Lesconha, Acute
and Chronic vNtsitis. &c. Il YIN cure 6yplilh In
|any ioFn ihsa esrebh b any oshse pa. Of TREAT
case. vhsr y vas GivMs iaR ttal Cu0QassA, e
u n. Of Vegetable sinp0vA Ia ssAaA a Ill, asy
ussd peivassay.
Az IssGn wiaAing . Isr.ps Vim ssssss rivs
rol!an - pestA0p damp - Dr.. ,. J. nossnsoH.
via .r.os.1sly ssd hiAfshy rsaafnsd.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-06-17

AA00i RAoOss RAaOiU
We vlA nS1eaas $4,000 possAs q elaa o.
- end hssn ~ fe which ~ vfll ~ ~ vsry
hiahsss prtes IN caaA. Perspss ooIsoekg Ags. yin
% ven 70 spasos The white hon ~ cclogsl. -
Vh,ts NO. will eoalnand higher prices Nhsn nizsd
Osmtsy ssrchenSs en- requested 70 collect rass
- ~ Wbas any qnsat1sy 10 puohassd q . paint
esavsajsus fts sAipmsas. advise - o. ~ net aad
- win dirsst vhs hey 70 b sAippsd. asA for.
6srd IL usasy IT, AAa.
kadrso FRANC. Y. PAUL, Chatfa.ooes. Teaa.
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Posr HEADQUARTERS; Ron., Ga,

POsT HHAD0VAhfKns. Roha, 90,
THIRTY DOLLARS REwAKD-PrivsteJ Pierce
I Of Il. Bays company on detached service IRON
Cheatham's Divisioa Polk's Cufps. Amy Tesneseee.
high. dark csmp,exion. eascy eir. Rry eyts. and b<
Iongsto Co. asth regtneos Tennessee Vols. and
resides In 0Srnsset eoaety 0a. TIE shove reward
will b paid tor his appphsnsion ssd delivery 70
at this post. any o'er military post .. The Confsd
crate States. D. 3. HAY,
9ul7-30d -. lst L. and Comdg. Detail.
HoUsERoLD y KITcl ~ FURNITURE 60
AT AUCT nOU
On Saturday messing sexk 2otA ialt., g o'elsck
] viii ell bea0go q 19ogo, esvonf osticlD q Hs1N
bold 20 K..es:a rS,.:a;s: saT,sP iss:n,s
berry wles, ke., DC.
ALSO,
yeA Buggy, .H
l - TOP H0ggy,
Lot Pockse C0slery, b., he.
jal7.N ]. II. WILLY.
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CADvERf1Somvf.)

CADvERkISQnmwf.)
BsIDsnroR1. Ala, Jsae 18Th, lets.
mys.it - 20 e1vstss.sa. Which, spcssrsd IL yosr
Z sov lspsss 800: q. Harrison !, ss.. ..a s.vsr
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tsos - Ksoxvslle, whsa VI slsctsA Cspssts. Al
e. sss 5. f.oSs to b .: ss 70 . - u:
:s s.. s:si Into :: 49, Sal. ::s 20
mustered isse - company. and rpsat thsa - =
nee ssd as!c =. bess . m:ntsr q ~ ooepoy:
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am cot dessaSisS Hsrr.ss, bot my eIf.
have ~ sssh0s Captaiss sat9uat which Gays
tia. asr'so, de- =, ssd e.snse belong e tsn
make shis sssss.set n psrs ssk ds5sses, asd !
am prepared u aainssin IL IL any event.
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/ ~ OooU80s
q. We ss sssAorhsaa - s.se,sss shs Hon. J~o
i: g ss::s . D 1870 =. =: 60. 'sr
ssng sSsca&sa. ljalsl
- v. .rs s.sha...s p Announce Col. jon. u.
Saves ~ DIX alb csanty. - . ossdlAats Tor Coa-
g: sss;s - s'A o'.s''''o' o'' :: ~ On
- We sss aesA.i.sA . a.ne.sss Hon. yosr v :.
W.ssE = 6ssdnaass fes Fs-s,scsoa 70 Osagrss
M ~ leah CsaeN6sioAAl Distssct. I'LL
: ~ Woass aathaitssj 10 ansousce Hon. WILLIAM
9. swAn g essdiasfs r.. rs-eIectaon 70 Coog,ess
eun The "a cosGrutsaal DlaarieI ELL
- We are snshxissd 70 ansoonce Col. DAVID
o:.ss !. s. III ssssy ps: 1'1as:s ''
T. =. we are sstho.ksd 70 sssoasee Hon. Hs,ui
9. foors. ~ se.6stass is ~ esecsion 70 Coaereo
ron the sth (NsahvilIe) Congressional Dsssios.
- g. We are se:ho.issd - announce MAJOR anAn
Qenssss In Ne lith (Ns1phsl District.
Afxm o. eesdidass lOr fe-slDcsion 70 Tie Coagrs.
DISCREET q Tennessee. u ths sasaiag s'sctiSa. n2l
- We srs ssthosised - snaosnss Hon. THOMAS
Csnc = eessidsae Ar !sslscsioe . the COnSrs.
Dsssesct q 1ssosnss. q SAs sasuiaG sasctin. NIL.
- We sss sutAorissd 10 aasoanos Hea d. n
CvasN e oAndt0ae TOT - Hlsotoe 70 the Coagress
Dtesics Of Tsssss.ss. Il the ennins eiscsisn. MI
- We sy authorised and requested to &C.
sonscs Hon: sAN. 4. SnIrH. a Bradley county. -
81 ss"Sa:ss !of The ton the
- - Ne ase author ised to announce Hon. A. O. p.
= nsnCtasa - candidate for Congress from the7 Ii
C~gfDhosi District, at the ensuing election. MT.
Fur the Legtslatare,
- 10 re'posse To- numerous solicitations. I an
nSonce ay.nll candidate for election v the House
OF Representatives rom the Pictorial District
composed OF the couries OF Van Buren, Bledsos aud
Rnea, q the 90 suing August election.
tunel1.se~ sc CARNES
LION. JOHN r. NURRAr.-At Q meeting of tbs
L i 20A Tesn. Regiment the following proceedings
wUfe hsh
NJ. ". r. u. Betty. Of Warren. Va called 10 the
chair and G. r. Pippia app0istea Secretary. Captain
". L. ACosy, Ii. j. o. MAXWELL. \. w. Ransl. Capt.
u. Roberson. and 1t. George Cook were appointed 70
at rsouti,as, when they reported the following:
Ressfeed, That h the snanimous desire Of u ON.
and soknss Of tbs 18th ReAs Of Teun. Vols that
cur former COLONIAL. John p. Murray, represent In
The Confederate Congress, In the Nh Congressional
District CT this State OF Tennessee. He WILL n .
didste receive the unanimous support 81 th regiment.
We have knSwH bin - . soldior, citisen and III
one0r, and .heerfnly commend him b tie pubic -
emisently qnalided ior the postion which Wa
hDOusly adopted.
G. r. PiPrin, W.T.. n. BETTY,
0aySl-JW SECRETARY. Chairman.
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- June Apples have already made their
appears GO in the Nashville MARKET
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y. O. HTRELB. .. w. HANNA
E1RELE q nARRSO,
wHOLHsALR ANO RETAIL DEALKRS
n eli kinds q
:. &C., -0s0c1lIla. GnaRhHau's YunxrslKs
0osss. aad many stAsr articles 10 Ssdies b nss-
tos Csn ssa ~, eppssass lie Psssbysssia, church
aAy4l-l0
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nARaAINs IN keAr ESTATE.
AAy penoa v,ihii6 - make .. invssGssat in .
the subscribsr-Who viii also sell . 6ofgain h .
bose and lot csatrslly :oesasd IL CAsssseoes.
jul7-tf j. =. WILLY.
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~ 10 rspoase to nuneroes solicitatious,I an
nounce oysar . candidate for election N the House
OF Representative rom the Pictorial District
cesnpcs6d Of The counties OF Van Buren, Biedsos aud
hnea, ae the 90 suing August election.
junel1.se% g. CARNES
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-09
Ole 1ajlu aunrnaG,
A Tragicai Romance OF the War.


judge-Advocate-General Holt, by a
simple recital of the facts connected
with Union expedition into Northern
Georgia, and the capture and subse-
quent suferings of those engaged in it,
has made out tragic tale of thrilling
interest. 1t appears that inst one year
ago the late Gen Mitchell set on foot an
expedition TO destroy the communica-
tons on the Georgia State Railroad, be-
tween Atlanta and Chattanooga. 1t was
one of those bold designs in which the
mind of Gen. Mitchell was fertile. Judge
Holt SAYS, that "the expedition, in the
daring of its conception, had the wild
ness of a romance; while in the gigan-
tic and overwhelming results which 1t
sought, and was likely to accomplish, it
was absolutely sublime" By a circum-
stance that could not be know n or fore
seen, the expedition was banked, and
the two dozen men engaged il it were
dispersed to the woods, where they were
hunted down by bloodhounds, and all
taken prisoners. Now commenced the
worst barbarism of the rebels, and now,
and to the end was shown the perfect
heroism of our men. One Spartan lad
of eighteen, from Ohio, was tortured in
a manner that would have done discredit
to Spain three hundred years ago; but
his fortitude under suffering was greater
even than their atrocity; and after great
vicissitudes, he has lived to receive hon
ors at the hands of the President in be-
half of the country. The men were
thrust into negro Jail and subjected to
sufferings compared with which those of
the '.Black Hole of Calcutta were light,
and few days reduced them to the verge
of death. Their leader, Mr. Andrews, of
Kentucky, was hung at Atlanta; and
seven others of them were carried to
Knoxville and hung in the most revolt
ing manner. They died, says Judge
Holt, as all true soldiers of the Repub-
lie should die in the presence of its foes. "
The remaining prisoners, now reduced
to fourteen, learning that they also were
TO be hung, formed a plan to escape from
the Jail. which they carried into execu-
fiou. Six of these, after long and pain
full wanderings, succeeded in reaching
our lines; OF the, fate of two of them no.
thing is known; and the remaining six
were reeaptured and taken to Richmond,
where they were confined in a wretched
dungeon until few days since, when
they were exchanged; and they have
lived to make dispositions and testify to
these facts before the Judge-Advocate-
General in Washington. Thus, says
Judge Holt. at the end of eleven
months, terminated their pitiless perse-
cutions; prosecutions begun and contin-
ued amid indignities and suferings on
their part, and atrocities on the part of
their traitorous foes, which illustrate far
more faithfully than any human Ian
guage can express it the demoniac spirit
Of revolt every throb of whose life is a
crime against the very race to which we
belong.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-09

r HUST0N'S ADDITION.
300 feet front Division Street, between Second
and Third Streets.
co feet front on Third Street between Division
and Elm.
80 feetfront on Elm between Second and Third
Streets.
AVON PLACE. ~
Lot II, being 30 feet front Second Street.
Lot II, being so feet front on Second Street.
Part Of Lot 10, being 30 feet front on Second St.
r UPPER ENLARGEMENT
Lower Is Lot e, with Frame Dwelling, next
Capt. Farrels.
p Lot 30.
LAMASCO.
LOT. BLOCK. LOT. BLOCK.
TO- 11.....-...loS 2n......... LBS
14-----.--..- l36 II, l5........l3S
6, ., - Il
GOODSELL'S ENLARGEMENT
10 Lots in Block ?. Lots in Block 3.
Ks SHANKLIN'S ENLARGEMENT.
40 Lots.
ST0CKWELL'S ENLARGEMENT.
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DOCTRESS.
The Rehellinn Gee ser

FI'HE LATE WIDOW OF DIR. CoNLES BEGS
L leave to announce to her old friends and pat
rons that she still continues the preparation Of the
same successful remedies which were used by the
Old Doctor himself which for him practice
at that time unequaled in the West. She is
located two and half miles North of Evansville,
on the Plank Road, near Negley's Mill on Pigeon
Crock iyIt-dly
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GOOD GOODS.

eve say GOOD, for we sell
that kind of Stock), to be
found in any House of our
acquaintance East or West.
They were bought for Cash
by one of the firm who
spends the greater part of his
time East for that express
purpose. With many years
experience in the business,
we fatter ourselves that we
understand it well, and with
facilities at our command, we
Can and Will
Sell Goods as cheap as any
Jobbing House in the coun-
try, we care not where that
House may be located; if in
the East we will add trans
portation. We would re-
spectfully call the attention
of the trade to an examina-
ton of our Goods. We like
to sell good Goods; THEY
speak for us wherever they
60.
MORGAN, READ & &C.
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HO! FOR THE RAJ ES!

"A others who enjoy rare sport, are notified that
The Spring Races
will begin at stephens Course near this CITY.
on Thusday, Apri 9Th, 1863, at which time and
place tn re will he contest fer vurse If FoJrR
HUNDRED DOLLARS (S4GO), betw cen the
" Worla's Wonder" belonging 10 Geo B. Dennis,
and the Que of the W,st," belonging to John
Tuell of HencerSon, Ky.
Distance TO be run. : ir Hundred Yards The rub
lie generally are assured This viii he an occasion
afordiug unu ual / for all " no attend, ana
especially such as appIe ia,e the noble qualities of
the Horse .-ss . - --. - -
Time of starting, , O'Clock Pm
ADMISSION to the Grounds Twenty-Five Cents.
March stiff
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DONATION ENLARGEMENT.
1871 by IA feet, Main Street, opposite Court
House.
Lot 207.
LOWER ENLARGEMENT.
3715 feet Of Lot A.
-e.-.sls. OLD PLAN.
Part Lot 10 Part Lot r.
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FOR SALE.
Lots in al Parts of the City
at Pr,Vat S le.
FASTFPN ESHpcE2tES=T.

T WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE ANY OF
! the following Lots: .-..-
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II q z 8

-A--~-
To be found in any one
House in the West. Mems,
Boys and Children's Hats of
every Fashionable style in
vague either East or West.
Mems Black and Colored Fur and
Wool Dress Hats.
MEMS Black and Colored Fur and
Wool French Hats.
Mems Black and Colorpd Fur and
Wool ] Planter and Planter Hats.
Mems Black and Colored Fur and
Wool Burnside, Monitor, Cochran,
&C., Hats.
Mems Plain and Colored Leghorn
and Straw Hats.
Mems Panama & Palm Leaf Hats.
Boys Fur and Wool Hats, (great
variety.
Boys Leghorn, Straw and Palm
Leaf Hats.
Children's Fur, Wool, Leghorn,
Straw and Palm Leaf Hats.
The above Stock has just been
purchased directly of the Manu-
facturers of New England for
CASH, at low figures, and we will
sell as low as any jobber East,
added. Call and
examine our Goods before buying.
No trouble to show goods.
MORGAN, READ & co.
EvAEssTtLE, March Is, 1858.
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FRGM fnhIRaSs n.sRoE.

FnETEEss MoEs"E, Aug. Il --y'ni:ed States
81 amer adeialds, Captain Cannon, arrived
early this morning froTa baltimore Among
her passenger Wnie Eor. a W Randall y,rat
1ss,:a k.ostmasier 9raera,. lIou T. w.
Mc''lelGii, Second Assistant Pos trnas tar ien'I.
+ hlcionnll, Third = ssis.aht Postmaster
aen"raii lion. Green Adams, Auditor Post
masters Department.: Niii:an. Scott, Cuj.t
Clerk :'os'ms-ier's repartIarnt
NrNBrEN. y. G. Aug. PA conscrip. lust
frrri ilpnngton, Nor Carcfina, reports that
wi'hihihe pae. lev days seventeen .arge steam
ers have arrived IL thai por'. having rt,n the
Jiotkaer, loaded With star, 5 tol the rebel arrpy
among Rhlch arr IiEeis six thousand En- .ijsn
rlfet. one hundred Rhd sixty thnusEad arm,
pIaEhe;E, one hnndted and thirty one thuus1ur
l.aoy .lade uniforms, twenty. three thousand
cases ready -EiHde aTmy shoes, eleven locarno-
!iFT 81 ri.ir cannon, heavy calirnr, tyo cav
cors rall:?ad IRON, ana skiilful men accompa.
nrtrr :hf,l
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FROM MEMPHIS.

hENPEi1. An9. Ii, VIA CAIEo i3th.-I have
bat little news 10 comm rieate 70 uuy There
is q psTts Ct luil il every thing
Steanit Is arriyinE from below rpnres sen, ey
erytflng quiet on The RIVER from hence to Eew
Griaans.
General Prices quarters q: Des Arc will be
anTining but pleasant q few days hence
Richardson has again taken his de aarture To
DlIIe. We hop. tins is his final departure
there are very few confederate troops in Ar.
Kansas, and il PRICE is allowed 70 return home
the entire confederate army In that State viii
dlsoa think Steele Will have very little
Opposition anywhere i'll Arkansas
tr'teral SaIomon is in ccmmaud at Helena
ion"ral Prentiss has gone up the river
Arkansas will soon be opened up to trade
ALREADY our lines have been eStendpd at Eels.
IA ahd Board of trade opened, the people for
thirty miles around coming in aEu getting Cup
plies
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Erom Eick shnr..

VI EahCE'f. Aug. :, via CAIRO, Aug ij-AIl
letters are ORDERED 10 pass through The posr
orice here now. correspondence, therefore,
VI be rather slow
s nag OF truce came Ia yesterday to inquire
for sick officers.
The people along The road begged them to
Etep afay, as Sherman might pursue thenu
which would be the last har on the camsi's
back.
The health Of Nickshurg ard !un army ia
good. There is n general deapondc " among
the rehels: thty have los, all fifth ID the ~on
fadeTary.