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The Portland daily press., 1863-11-20
DOMESTIC PORTS.

PUGET SOUND-At Port Angeles 9Th nit sbin
Sarah Newman, Cobb. for shanghae, ldg; bark Thos
Fletcher Soule. for Australia 10Th
SAN FRANClSCO-Sld 18th ult, bark fremont
Harrington, Puget Sound; 10th, ships Amethyst
Trask; Beilingham Bay; Camden, Mitchell, Puget
Sound.
NEW oRLEANs-Below 9Th, bark Hanson Greg.
DRY, from New York.
hey WEST-Sld 4th inst, bark May Stetson, for
Pensacola.
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, brig A G Cattell.
Watson Port ROYAL SC.
Cid 10th, sch Honduras, Cross, Boston.
Cid 18th. brigs Anna ID Torrey. Griffin. Kingston;
Cyclone. Russ. Sagua; Welsh. Strobridge, New
Orleans; sch Leesburg Blake, Boston.
NEW YoRK-Ar 18th. ships Gem of the Ocean,
Williams. Bombay; Lisbon, Brown. New Orleans ;
bark W Il Wall. Cashier, Key West; brigs Urania.
Bradford Manzanilla; Henry Thackcry. Matthews,
Miragoane; Darien. Henry, Glaee Bay CB
CID 18th, ship Grahams Polly. Norton. N Orleans;
bark Kebecca, tBr) Yeaton. Nassau Mp: brig c
Sangus; Aka Ames. Ames, Boston.
NEWPoRT-Sd lIth brig Clara Gibbs. Tapley,
Warren for New York; Ontario, Andrews, Somer-
set for New York; John Snow. Grant, Machas tor
New York land all remained in port l6th.l
brigs Lyra, Chimborazoo. Edwin. Trindelen, Young
Republic; schs Eva Belle, Ida + Wheeler Ruth Ii
Baker and c Simmons.
BosToN-Cld 18th inst. bark w II Randall. (Br,
Phinney, VIC Africa sch Somerset, Frsbie, Beau
for: NC.
steamer Harvest Moon, Eoix. Portland.
Below. bark Fredona, from Beyrout; brigs Trim
delen, from Philadelphia; Young Republic. I'm Beau
fort: Isaac Carver. from -.
Cid 18TH brigs Lucy Ann Cole, Millbridge to load
for Washington; Minnie Miller, Anderson, Portland
TO load for Cuba; Martha Washington. Leland, dc;
schs Banner Jordan. PASSPORT: NJ b Mahoney Ma
comber. Machias, to load for Washington; Phan-
thropist, Homer, Bangor
Sid 18th, ship Old Dominion; brigs Geo Burnham
Proteus, Sea Foam. Princeton and Roamer.
SALEM-Cld 18th, schs Searsville. Sears Philadel-
phia; Abby Weld, uutchins, Bangor, land both sid
same day.
GLOUCESTER-Ar 10th, brig vincenncs, Hodg-
don. from Philadelphia for Newburyport; Henrietta
Wakefield, South Amboy for Gardiner; Shenan-
doah, Dunnipg. Elizabethport for Salisbury; SALIVA
Whitemore. Machias for New York; Daha Chase
Albany for Portland; Aurora, Day, from Boston for
Brewer.
BANGoR-Ar 18th, sch L W Pierce Loring from
Newburyport -
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-20

w. II HAMILTON, NJ. D., Homeopathist. Office
and Residence 203, corner of Congress and Wilmot
streets. Portland, Maine.
r. S. Calls attended TO at all hours. Office hours,
to 8 A. NJ; ~ to 2, and 3 tosP. NJ.
noy12 d2w-
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New YoRK Nov 10

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
A Fortress Monroe letter to the Herald
states that the rebel torpedo designed to blow
up the frigate Roanoke. was lately captured.
A letter from off Mobile dated Oct 9th. to
the Herald, says the flagship Colorado and the
Genesee had an engagement with the ladies
RAM" vessel presented by the ladies of Mo-
bile to the rebels. The Genesee fired two
shots and the Colorado three, when the rebel
ram Immediately put back under Fort Morgan.
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PECIAL NOTICES.
Parsons Celebrated Couch Candy

retas only IL cts per package for the Of Broa-
chitis, Hoarseaess Coughs. Colds and irritation of
the Throat Being wholly free from all disagreeable
taste it is peculiarly adapted to the above diseases in
Children as well as adults Prepared by SHORT &
WArERHoUsE, Apothecares, corner of Free and
Middle streets, Portland Me. The highest testimon.
as can be given of the superior qualities of this ex-
cellent Cough Remedy, For sale by all Druggists.
Portland, Oct. q. 1863. 3med&weow
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Increment against Gen. Burnside.

NEW I ORK, NOV. 10.
The Worlds Washington dispatch says:
"Advices received to-day from the West
state that the rebels are moving on Gen.
Burnsides forces via Loudon, East Tenn.
The latter are deemed to be in an impregnable
position. 1t is thought that the force now ad-
yancing has been exaggerated somewhat"
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-20
IMPORTS.

Liverpool Steamer North American-57 cases, %
bales. and bdls mehds. to Thos Paddock; case. TO
Savage Lyman & Co; 8 eases J f Prindlc; cases
straw hats, Thos May; 40 bars and bdl iron. }
Taft bag iron hanks, coils wire rope Hyde & Co
pkgs mchds. ID Bates Co; l crate ware, w Ora
ham; / case mchds, Sheppard & Co, and sundry pkgs
for Canada. Boston and New York.
Cardiff. Bark Eleanor-5O7 tons coal, to james l.
Farmer. Bark Olive-176 tons coal do.
Pictou Ms. Sch Mary - IVA tons coal, to Geo IL
Starr
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-20

Thbets Poplins Plads and all other tyles of Dress
Goods. All kinds Cloakings, Shawls, Domestics,
&c, selling rerg cheap for cash. Now is your time
while the assortment is full. novl3 eod&wtf
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DIED.

In this city, Nov. IS, Frank Edward, only child of
Edward and Elizabeth Gesner
In Sacaraappa, Nov Is, at the residence of J. Il.
Andrews Mrs. Margaret. wife of the late Roger
Plaisted, of Buxton. aged Sc years month.
~ Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at / O'Clock.
Relatives and friends are invited.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-20

azrThe Richmond Enquirer mildly sug-
gests that Valiandigbam's true place is In the
Southern army.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-20

GREAT DISCOVERY--Ana dhesvepreparati
that will STICK
Patches and Innings to Boots and Shoes suf cient
strong without stitching;
That will efectuaiy mend Furniture, Crockery
Toys, and all articles of household use.
Belt Makers,
Boot and Shoe Makers,
Manufacturers and Machinists
And Families
willfnd II INVALUABLE! 1t INTELLECTUALLY stopth
leakage of Coal Oil
1t Is insoluble in water or OIL
tits liquid and as easily applied as paste.
1t will adhere oily substances.
It's
HILT0N'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT,
HILTON BROTHERS, Proprietors,
Providence, X. l.
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PASSENGERS.

In steamer North American. from Liyerpool-Capts
Henderson. Carter, Scolfeld, DIR Read Lieut. Bell.
Mr. McCombe. Miss McCombe Miss McAlister. MI
Johnston, Walter Craske and I54 in Storage.
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HANOVER. Me. Oct. l. 1851

HANOVER, Me, Oct. ], 1861.
Dear Sir Il have used l.. +. Atwoods Btters
for some 10 or IL years have tried great number
of medicines for Dyspepsia. but without effect. These
Btters are the only remedy that have relieved
me of this distressing complaint. My neighbors
have also been greatly benefited by the use OF them
JOEL HOW.
~ Be,rdre Of Couatcrfeits aud base limitations,
some Of tchich der signed an" f., instead Of l.. y.
Atrood. The genuine is signed L. =. At,cood, and
as a safeguard against imposition bears da EXTRA
LABEL, coantersigRed H. H. HAY, Druggist, Port.
land Ne, sole General agent.
For sale by respectable dealers ia medicine gener-
ally. jyl3 6meod&w 4
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Havana Sugar.

900 BONES BROWN SUGAR now landing nom
- bark Alton, and for sale at No. Central Wharf
noy90 dsw- hofHNI EATON
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Sappliedin packages from 2 OF. to lO0ibs., by
CHAS. RICHARDSON & CO,
u Broad Street, Boston,
Sole Agents for New England.
feb17dly
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
Phoenix Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
On the st day of November, 1868 made in compli.
ancc with the Laws Of Maine.

ance with the Laws Of Maine. =
The Capital Stock is. ................s $4,000 90
Surplus over Capital. ................2 DDS 500 As
I,resfed as Jotiosrs, ri.: r r.fo I'll
Cash ON hand and in banks Sy3,O4O O5
=" in hands of and due from agents, So $50 81
Real estate owned by the Company. 1850 co
Amount loaned on mortgages ofreal estate 3S 400 90
on pledge of bank stocks, Is. 74O 90
3l23 shares bank stoc ks. market value, 22 sSs o.
100 Holyoke Water Power Co. Is bonds, ii, 500 90
20 New Britain Water bonds, al go o.
State and City bonds g3 $50 90
United States stocks, "A $40 20
Accumulated interest and investments. 1883 81
Total assets. seas. 500 as
Liabilities:
Amount of premium notes, None.
Liabilities for losses, adjusted and unad.
justed, s36,05. 81
HENRY KELLOGG. President.
WA. b. CLARK, Secretary.
Hartford. Conn, Nor. 10, 1868. ri
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-20

friday Morning, November 20, 1868.
The Portland daily press., 1863-11-20

attained TO before. Persons acquainted with
the history of freshets on the Androscropgin
say that above the dams there was never such
apitch of water before.
sE The news Of General Sherman's juno
ton with General Thomas, is important. His
corps has wide reputation as one of the best
in the army, and he himself Is hardly second
to any General in activity, aud mastery hand
ling of troops in the field. The rumors of
Braggs reinforcements need give no uneasi-
ness now that Thomas has received the add-
ton of such commander and such corps.
GIN recent letter, Hon. John CONFESS
the new senator from California says, 81 have
taken pleasure in being able to speak for the
kind of Unionism we have in California, when
in Washington and elsewhere. ! told them
that we had discarded everything like nom
combatants from office, and that We were an
out-and-out abolition and Emancipation State.
said that We would send three Congressman
who would not feel complimented at being
called less than "aboitionists.n
gVThe Legislature OF Massachusetts have
passed bill providing for the payment of Il
bounty Of 1926 to each volunteer who is duly
mustered into.the service from that State, in
GLIDING those now in the service who re-en-
listed. Or in lieu ofthis bounty in hand, it
provides for bounty of $50 upon enlistment
and a monthly payment from the Treasury of
$40 per month so long as the volunteer shall
remain in the service, and for six months
thereafter II honorably discharged for disa-
billty. -Ol f.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-20

The ossspats" sa siss tssss.
We have bees unfortunate ia the West, II
| N ost be ewned with regret, hecsuse' sks Waf
ps5esftmert sa Richmond has never apprecia.
ssd 90 sses rssdef~sood ct an, oar Position and
fs~s needs.
] The ssomnasiss Of Hsst Tennessee form the
back bcne Of the Conicderscy, and the few pass
So throcgh them are as real ehsres 70 the heera
u the land and the national capital.
I The fenesss=s river next Co the Mississip-
lpi, offers N great Lies OF defence. Once admit
the enesay across il snd la these hiilp, anu
| whatSs the result !? Utter ruin.
We aesa the consolidation of tie Army OF
Missssipif end tho Army of Tennessee undei
tho command of Gsasrsl Johnston. In al avafA-
sl,ye position along the lima of the Tsnnesser
river, and under leader Al geaius. i'm whom
full confidence 10 felt. q very decided change ia
the situation might he looked for In word
We sboaid be able to thssast the evident do.
signs OF Grant and RnsecEars. Their object In
10 keep our armies divides and Go whip Their,
ia detail. Agility oaa ssadily prevent this.
/ Weneed Johnston TO plen.snd Bragg to police
The two form an escaildm eotabiaation. As
to their armies. "uaited. f,,ey siInd. divided
they fan."
We admit that the situation" in the fsx
south West il snythi"S bnt cheeripg. Trans
fer the scene, give . paw base. revive the
army by change 1T air ana idea. equally de-
sirsble, and the fall will ol'en with great vigor
the heart OF The country droopiug with appre
hension, wouId Start into lifs The very hills
add streams would rejoice.
And I'll u Ia these wilds wonid yuuag liberty rally
Aha senS her sssong voice over moUntaia and val
leg,
And the star q the West would rise brisht In III
glory.
And the land that darkest Re brightest In story.
MOvEkENTs OF .zokxn sFomsAN.
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sarfsessiss -shsn ir+is.d na, ,h",, ,esut,r
se nsomsaAea..
ID cay point Of vssw b0wessx--vrvs,. csi,sI
90 msssaFwa.t % divissoa -ssst sest, ss as evi
zSsssea 6 Aiseosi they are highly gratifying
aad ssFSsce~Lle to ms ; and we bail their szo,,.
tss<z1fca with emotions of hopeful delight.
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esssly~spoa sznzleeAsa ~ sissssmA % tas,,s
|s=nssHassef sAessssas. .,esusisx sprusst hos
ssise IssszAA ssis le~,, nsy revisit IN In Heak
snat tIv nos, tlsaa ws ere eAasesned Into 4
whs-~ ~ Of ihihking. u becoass our dety
|as eats, tn regard ieSs = nss -.sd differ
i Eh<#gh brilliant 10 tia sys 30 On
Il Nay prove 10 cold to the seach.
s4.si fail. Of vIcksburg and Port Hsd,sn--
win sarh other casualties ss may be insidens
es 'eosusade thsrsse-~ viii hiring the long oevet,
cd "eorsisn istexvent ieg." Lst she isoath
psses end sxclaisn, bsfare Il a,sa,rs&Aes Hsakei
I'D its Hsind---
]aa sAsa 50 isis a hsassh, or sobzn assl'a
mag wssh shss siss from hsasen. 90 hisAs hsm bell
- base safssss wiess4, or oAar,ta6k |" ~ 81
Il b quite certain that they are not "elsasit.-
BE-" The main question to be msstted- ia,bsw
an they ss pansssaas Z What eossditisas are
10 be inpesai 2 ALSO, the extent az esr msstl
few Frenah hayeeess. and nssimm,t az
ncrs Of "Irish reserves" are apt 10 raessde the
sobersst party u tight place.
Frasee, No lese than England, can lsasn TO
che Eeseustruefice ef the iisssmheraA azn.es
II fks American Upien into sew conypset
government. The power o6 ssrh State
wenIa be iseeleeahle. Is woslA rasenbie the
sepsrsss might of fhe. twe- suasos4ias parties
In this ,wAx. Joined sadw sss bsnner and di..
rscisds hz enc oeasralizasaes. 10 wound ut once
bscusss eostissnssi, snd pseeeea possibly On Q
Haasbsr Of diszkrsaable asusades. Like Alex.
aEdsr. it Night tsAk Cor nsw sces,ss of esa-
guest; asd then what becomes of the csuHdas
end Of French iHtsreats in Mexseef
So lone 40 he ccnfict between the North
and South Sss e4saa. stsither Naposeoa, nor the
eritish Miniatsy, had . vsosd 30 say. what
thsy did mntter was ,nese trim end evasion.
IL sves intended to aecsive, 90 ut bsst, to dsfew
q sms shesid ere Aght bstwssn pair of
asos,s Be wosid not insssfnre hskpre the contest
reached q manageable climax. II he did 90 hs
might get his own eFss surstchsd for his psins.
Bal when one party has exhausted iassf in Ice
effects to svsrpowa DE wthss. intssmsassisg
heslzses comparatively es&y. TermsAes tea
ssa''e readily agreed upon aad jasfs soon a.
the oabinets Of Loudon and Parisopeseeivs, or
thfak they ,pereeive, this desirable cri.is, that
aonent viii they propose, - the card pAaysrs
say, to take band.
The resent disasters may bring NJ .'fsreign
proposals" Wisih what ssipusafsas will they
be coupled! Until We learn this importaHt
iessurs IL b our baHiDess to be prudent. and
not over anxious. We may find ourselves in
she f1 sf Don Pedro Of Rrad'il. who eosrted
Sespoiissn princess ~ proxy fsr years, but
whs'a she srsiyed sskkis bride, sent her back
respectfully bas rasiiivsiy dsoliasd."
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In rasAersa regione rsvelstisns aEs the fsuwlt
ct ssuss tssmsssls end moro % lsss mighty esn-
sicsica. sshish has accomplished les jourssy
slowly isshowseaiss mlnd sn.sisfes and shick.
D. ssttisa cpmuneieiis, sasey spriss ssum md
den pssaien, waseas. esaangisa, bosasaalsax De,
dsnse assassphsss sfthp sc~n, eaacAss che Jap.
sisr heart and ,inFsAs % % o lsysi'~sssk
speed. - T.. - s $50 :
The sp-rhing az the Swiss CsaGeas ahsyss.
10 The rurNl way ef paoceslnfe wstlD the evsats
Of the lssh Brugssire In Rsfss ssempiiey ths
metropolitan msnase az cpmabnseloa.
Tho enc 10 B zeyehHios, tls ssher riot.
The spiEst Of noi, aurssyision which b. ae
easrsAasrayisg itsssf sgsiuwAssNpssisa Of mill
tsssf rssre hA1ss Harm ARD y saanifssssd % Vi.
siblT ss Mes Yosk, Hros&lya, Nartfsrd, Newark
md eisssbses--Es be jsxAy regarded % shs
assaytap apoa the drum head Of rsvoluafen, and
Efnss INSTANTLY quslisd siH ssrsly destroy ~
sxsking tysanny. This Sssy msne risAeas .oas-
huns in the bsgiszh asvs b that t3.sznss Its,
pev'es- Dc can, If e wtH ssw t@ks IL sway.--
Fer ths ssswdsd msesesft % and ssa<as h shs
Usitsd s'sstss e. hstssI shaxd tisssapsndbrire
sirssdy made coward he sssbjugasisa O. rs
South, shsn Theses sspleaioaa In thsiraidst
seatssrisg eli thsiaes sar sad wides aA,~np.
ping st oaes ne aazorde OF private ssnsKiey and
ssoiss sssseunsess gmlean pas ds~n By fhe sail-
itsry ssshsffk, IbraAsn shs irst nnv 81 his
arns~nd sxel.im vita Wosssy. "a ssae lArs,
weIl 10 aH my azsasaesn-" @.
| II 10 sAresdly sermiesd By scsns. that ths
ssndesey Vi shees riess, sssy be to,splas IN a..
aerloxins end suhassmtssl. psapeFsy.hslsIipe
part of The esssmsAisies srd a. baaeAs Of
he sdminisssseioe for dc bsstsr rseesstiea
aad - the least Of evils. ,.- 3 49, -
We - net tl,ink nc. I.xsapsrsssd ~ssliA is
just GO reakisss se Exaggerated poverty. Tho
eaus al "assAasg tn hsssT isphysd wifls ne
noee Aaspsssts,a shss slhes a. ~iss4Aiag b xsn.
Rieh msaa are - srcilsbls and ebssisssp a.
peer nsss and eeme Of the chisf coppssAsed
lssdszs On New YssA, ere peeseus of Sssss
wsssth.
The sssy sazntien, in om belief. wAieh csa
ed b O. sssasss zfosa alse innertaaee ~ asssS
nzcss. iavsavss the sxaent 81 slssn. Hes far
viii fAsy 60. ssd ~ssese win thsy stses 11st
g De ausstien. II ,ihas spsssi ~ - vlsas
--sa q psessnt iaaiesape - N.Y. iseaA 49,
e. sxSsst e. "a, sssa ahasmhr n6e a. anpeesi
ia sAe sssd, or say slAils5A ~ s1fteu e1phers
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FeeP EHaDaHgAlEzRs, Ei,se8, Ca
rYarsfY loLLARs aRwARps-sssn B sssci
L a. % =, I'D raaineaA. nsnnesae vsls., am
noasseeas dyk esnselezioa, Ane1 kss, cray srse-
Desss:ez p = Lsses nsyis s.zsssay ssnfm el d.
Rose Ca. ggas lst. sss3. The she#s sszses1 VA
ne PAU 20 his apprehension ard aslaAy 10 any nj.
t&Ty et4. De HAY,
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TysEzIx pollARs REsfARD .--iprisve, yebn
sszn,s hsetAztt EI4ht AFtjtsxy, Ga.
fss 1870 hfl4 MT, biaileYss -sssiAeas
o. sssss. essss{ ~ fllafspsa, lusn ssAslsa AZ
81, Ef1ests HEFsy ozngzssA, sf aans essznessf,
sfasass4 e esszeeesEa. fslln-, - yeskn 81 ar,
- sehss sEee5 ksis blss eva. Cdr ed pisus-
rszhssfsA, % BE merkA a pssesahsr, fBe9. ; :
Axe, tds<ts Joel n. W7llsuzin, AZ sa2s xsuszgasx.
sstiaea d gSstsasooes. lima. sbsse - Tssss Il
age, fs.S inches hlghs biAck hair. Aesa sss anji
dazE en- Essxtsz ny oscnessson sAasof Wm eaiielI
st 0s8aa Cor 1ey ia lSez, hssf hsnsd fryns w II
ChsR'esae 3. O.. Eee ebess rswsfd wIn b eaiN III
re srre.s o cash Of the ahevs eamsa dsssf4srp, II
Hpps0s ~. CAST cspafr Helk4,V IA ar.
~ Coeznsad Of Il. Cd- EHef kuk W
b. @. asaxo, :. - = -
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TWO HUI DIED D0LL&Be HHag ND 800 Rsnevsv
i s-ow the sHkeRsnsss Estn9 Il &4Akpma c,sFky
ia, nsas hrF4d. e fesztsAss aiGka k,awe ssesp
DssesfrTron- - b At.rk about Aes 10 iacA,.
- higA Fss e ssent lgs psunds, ms szAsaordinnsy
fne vAlss ssssh 81 wlea be tsasih ssabs tksj
d9wacsH bsk. Hp szs 3 % ycsss--wsTs Of sieek
s1Iz5aem d q DE, capvsr color. sru, q ,,se h,s,,
weista< les csuats, asd q All extra lyEhip buT IN
yeas. cd. haa sssy ann fusssBsd nl& EnssrsssanE
eosnssasnns. Hess ,c4 whiaa easaaAsrTt rants sad
maiI1ns In way towards hnrfrssskce9. HE es.s
here. The tre woaA dnxkalses tfsssa taxtasr. Thvs
ab6fe rs9sza wi - paid Ssr thA speseisan6nm and
dsiivszS - fbe tee bsys. siee 81 slir e ssssai
E.HARNfS
taIf-eweowrs a n TfI1sSraH
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THE YANKEES hot AFTER HIM.
Huasing q Goorsafia villa aunhorfs.


The Louisville Journal of the 9Th iust. con.
tsins the following
CiNexHAFz. !aty ID Morgan reached
Georgetown, Bsovn county at Midnight. He
is pretty weh homneed in and his chances fog
escape are veey slight
Gunbosts and large forces went up the river
yesterday 90 dispute his crossing. The river
is too high to ford
CINcIssArr, July 16.--siorgEa wss about
Pikevills To-day, and our forces close behind
him.
CIaciSSkrr, July Is, d i. M.-Ths city will be
heved " n martial law 20 Tnorrow. The u7ck and
bridgss recently dsDassd thACeio aud Mssissippi
Iailraad have been repaired, anl hrisness IL he
suined Tomorrow.
Morgan. when ia1 head f.oza ibis Sit.xnoou was
withan s-x miles oi Hllsboro, HiEhlsnd oonsty sup
posed TO be moving east.
The Joarnal saya train of nsls, centaipinR tso
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