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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14
Proposals
OySIcs OF 1Hs SIGNAL OFFICER,

,
WAsaisGIOS, - g.. Aus4sts. 1863
GEALHD PROPOSALS will be received at
W thi. Office until SATURDAY August ~. 1913, at
scoet M for Grni,lnI for tho signa Department the
.ell ng articles:
$50 Two hundred sad Fly set. signal EquiPmena
g. Thrty barrels IwpsHtno
100 ODe hundred bales Wickng
20 Two hundred Tel-sc3pe holders
Is wenty i've FTo.s Wind MatchsG
20 Twenty pounds Linen Thread
2 Two gross Needles
10 Ten Tap bofsts
10 Twenty Spigots
TIE nrst devs to be nude about the 18th o. September
u.s. o. IS thereafter a. Government msy 0fec.
Tie flu AID PosUfce sdaiet Of iae bidder nu.t
epyeAg IN the proposal
ia BID /. made the Of firm the Of al the
,S.ties 1st appear he bid viii De
sy.1osI 2foposs 81 the parry s'siHs n;
PropOs4. from dsoys Istes, or where tie bidder Il not
5resent respond TO hts bid, viii not 20 c'nsidsf
PoyOsss must acd-ssedto The sslsl Ocsr Of the
Amy" Washington. ID. g.. and s0u oc YaDy lncoi,od,
"Pr0po,sls TOR field Sienal Equipments"
Ibe g-.Ponnby OF the suarsntois must De saoWn DIV tho
Sc certificate OF tie eek Of the nearest district oooi or
sftbe CniDd States Sis,iilt Attorney. ~,
Ihe sbHty OF tbs oiiGer 70 MI we co'uHS' s"Vuu 20
awarded 70 him guaranteed by Two esgonOe per-
cons whose signatures be appended to tue gasfaLteo
M "a "a ya1ra"tfe Mast Gcc5D.p4ng the Dia' ., =,
bOhh IN sums oi double the amount nvp yea IA lhe CON
rtcIs gred Oy the and both 0i hs ratpfs
vii DO required u the successful bidder bidders, spon
usniDs the contract
FORM - GUARANTEE.
We - OF the county u ---- aud State OF - DO
hereby guarantee that is sDo f. III the contract IN
acofdh q WITH the terms Of lie piopOOn aud that should
hs proposition be acceyt-d 10 vii o.o. eater into
Vac ~ accordance herewith.
Should the contrsct be awarded 10 him we are prepared
% become his securities
10 this gusTaltse must be appended the official certificate
os0ye mentioned
The GIT reserved to reject all p'opoa. II ,ho prices are
csemed too high IT, FOR cause deemed for tho
eaoie Interest TO accept them.
Modes will be on sIAiD ton the ofc. Of tn. sizpal
on4osf '0i twenty ,IOl days nom da,s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14

Oeorcsss sOo Dec. sgGllss Inc 3oSSSo Iso. go go
By reducing the Wheat to Flour, the quantity Of
tie latter left at tde-wa;er this year, compared with
Ii, o>rrespondug period of Last year, shows del-
cheney equal to 9J2, go bbis Hour.
The following comparative table shows the guam
tty Of ZONE Of the principal articles Of produce left
at udc-w6,or from the comncncemeLt OF nayigs-
-~-, I-.,-ai-e 49, 49,, si.o yoaIo
md Gated:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14

Hunts Merchants Magazine for August furnishes
variety Of important. information respecting tbs
relative value Of gold and silver now and IN times
pact. What the variation in value Of these two
metals has actually been. according to tho prices
paid by tho Mint Of Great Britain, from 1874 to 1868
may be seen from tAe following table taken from
the Magazine artice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14

The money market icy, but rates range all tie
way from to7 Y cen
Gold ID IA shade hghbut is not active. Sales
have been made at l!6i, and the market closes at
1863 i26s.
Tho subscriptions to fve-twenty bonds to-day
were $i3i, $50. md tu'posits On temporary loan
$3.50. COO The subscrlns for bonds have been
light this week.
There 10 very corshble Improvement In the
dry goods trade darlshe last few days. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14
Eeoal \ olltes.
COURT.. WILLARD HARwEs,

CUPERIOR COURT- WILLARD IiARWES,
- AID others. sgt JOHN r. OtAhAh. AID ohris
la pursuance 81 decTeta oId~t made IN This action oes
date the 5th daS Of July 1868 will for sale In
ono LOT, through Irsss Pes Coz Auctoneors al N0nbcf
$40 FrOni-,t Ia the city VI hewiOfk tho 1874 day of
August 1888 1t O'Clock IN the afternoon Of that day Que
foot cutting machine aud tie fixtures
thereto consisting Of two knives t~eEty three
gfpdng APPARATUS with hosting apps
and the patterns by which said eating
srbin, was made sud extended from eight feet.
Dated New Yosk, August u, looJ ,...
' JAS. BRUCE, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14
THURSDAY, Aug. I3-P. N.

The railroad war continues to have very de-
pressing effect upon tho stock market, aad prices are
down la2 y cent below yesterday . quotations, aud
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Receipts OF Produce.

AUGUST - 10 lg9 bbls. Flour Jb3 bel. WHISKY $50
bbls Corn Meal bag. do 24s bush "he.t S'slVS
bush Corn o. 40 bush Rys IA Os1 bush Oats Loo PssA
lo,s.ou, I3j pSss. Ashes ~ Pays Lard 800 pks' Busse
rhl.. pnlruluuIl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14

lrere,,s... J0e Dec. $500 ec..lc'.sco lac.
Tie sSregste quantity Of the same articles left at
t.le-w.,er fson ,he commencement Of navigation to
tie l., Of August inclusive, during the yeags 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14
Building nlaterials.

MARBLE MANTLES. The best place in the
40 city 10 purchase cheap and well hBsbed MANILEs
Sh. kLABEHs MANTLE MAhUFACTORf, NO. 10 East
''' IstT sd-sv. ~ T. Cut this out. sad give him cali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14

9TH ANNUAL FAIR Of the AMhRlCAN
sbJ INSTITUTE ~tI BE- ep,u.i It tt~ 81 Authf of
hUslC ou THuHsDAl hs 81 ~ sePl'nbog A. ana t'H'
IN three ws-ss
,.gs aud c4culsl fi aflt 4lNs CA % AL Al
a.. enc. Of tic Initiate Ne % 1o9psf bnipn
va. H. httLtk thafms
wA GAhfENILk hics-C hAifmsn.
ions ". CHixBHEs orsi'.siJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14

At J. EVERDELLs, No. 302 Broodway..
N WEDDING CARDS and NOTE fArEh .I ~ r.s..d
stys. Also Seals and Silver DoorP Plates elegantly sps'~
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Corporation Notices.

CYrICa on STREET CornlsNoSER,(
No 2J7 broad~rv.
NO CONTRACT0RS.-P Proposals inclosed in
Il scaled envelope indof sed the cite OF the work.
With tie he biAdeT viii be
received o. tins office until MONDAY, August - 1t al o'clock
L.
Fo tagging west side Lesiugton.sy bat rsen 40h and fst
side .! between and eth.
for fencing vacant lots in 6h.ay from seth TO 5sts
also on 50tu-st. frou 3t'-sy 20 Broadway
For ang gtad. setting cur, and gutter and nagsn2
ia ll2t-st. between "a aud S'-sss.
baidin. house ioT Use o. f.nsise Company No q
Bu!Llt- house Tor use 81 Hoe. COMPANY 40. -.
New Gia TIL for the Jefferson AGI6st Bel Tower.
New alarm bel for the Macd0U .sl-st. Beli over
BLANK proposals, together win th- specifications
a.fceilen- obtanoJ,a this olco Lated street
Department. New York August Y 1893.
CT rs. y. CORNELL street Con missioner
I'O CONTRACTOkS.-Sep SEALED
Il PROOFS Ais each n1orsrd with the lille Of tie
for which bid may be ofeed will ecsissd this
Oiice unit IL ocOcA # fKIDAi Aug a., 1868 oi the
cor siocon of 81 ~ LIS n tr following streets to VIII
FOURTH StEEkI, between Bond aud West lilh-st
JONES STREET be ween ith aud B.eocksr.
| yocIt.sis.
CANNON STREET. between Eivinyton aud Stanton ss
and l3o,r hetVeea Blooiu sdae ose he River.
I!lnk for the bids al oih,r necs.sry iuioima
ton Led spcston e. the contact Cers It
tbs Once lhOS > atfhhNS, ! Get
Il j.. EARKAGh, Aqn~duct
Il. W CRAVEN. Boasd.
Ofice y the CToton Aqseduct bosfd Aug. . itt3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14
Us00in9 CARDS. &f.

ALVIN EVERDELL'S SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st
n WEDDING CARDS. Fine stuiioneIy SoIored In,
ital Stamping Nooogrema Door ana Tun.Ue' "r.,.S.
i,hed 1881
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14
DAsiEL H. bURDETT. AOctip0eeE.
7 : NAVY AEIN1Nt >AIE

" BURDETr. JONES d Co. viii .sn on FRIDAY,
Az d. at II o'c oct tho u. s. Nav lerd BIooky
ocsr sDd under direction oi J. HEnDSitoOh, Nssy
Agsatl tesa.eT UNCBS TIE Siesnrr CNt A. ZiJ toGs
~ ter length III feet besm - feet depth Of mold feet
tnchts she has two pfopeeT and tsh deck an ond7i
N-ion cabin, &c Tenn. cash. sld 'Le 10 70 be 10
s.ossd ia nsdiatcy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14

D. M Dnwsr OF Rooa,srxAh agent for the sale 0' rss
TRIBUNs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14
DAslgL II. BrRDsrT. Aoc.ioD.er.
6. MARNHAIs SALE.

4. BY BUkDkrr JOINS Co
BIZ virtue Of wit u vruG,b TO me directed
delivered val . Pubic Auction on tbs I'D Gay o.
io1J ~ oci9cA DoHd tie9cy4, ITO IIAc
ythk WINNIFRFD. DER TACKLE, &c
q B.-Tho above vessel les u tr Atzaic DOCK BROOK
lyn-AUg II. 1853 X. MURRAY. Unitoj states MaE.bsL
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DANI=L u BCEDKTr A1c;.oneer
: MARSHAIl's SALE.

l >. MARSHALL GALL.
L. BY BCRDErT JONES Co..
~ virtue Of WIZ Of Neudn txponss TO me directed
a. iyere1 viii sell FuDAc Aucaon o. tue Il a-y Of
AUGUST 1863, {, ~ 1coci 81 noon, board Aeiso' the
Pflo steamer SUNBEAM nrr TACKLE, &c
h. The above vessel lie. 81 iho Union stores brook
l,p-Ageu.t IN 1888 murray. 4. MaGslsL
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
OBITUARY.

DIED, On the 18th December 1852, WASHINGTON
days ~ Z q g . 7~-----
The deceased was born in Kershaw District, whSt6
ne mas resided during his entire life, and died nom
disease contracted by exposure in camp He was
kIiiemen. He leaves wife and eight interesting
children to mourn his premature death. But they
have the consolation Of knowing that their loss win IS
his gain, as he was an exemplary hrlstan-a member
OF The Baptist Church at ntoc and OF the strictest
integrity aud uprightness in general dealings with his
fellow men. In his last moments he exprsssed vii
hgness t. leave this unfen6y world as he felt ttst
he was prepared 10 meet his hnal Judge 81
shall inherit eternal life".
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
The Battle OF MurfresbOrO-the La
test Northern Account.

despatch from Nashville dated the I'd, says
The Federal forces encountered the rebels on the 3oth
near S,ewart's Creek. After heavy skirmishing the
rebels were driven back with the loss of l50 prisoners
and many killed and wounded. The fight continued
until l. p M, Oh the 3lst ult, at which time we Ghe
Yankees) lad maintained our position The Union
loss is extremely heavy Among the killed are three
Brigadier Generals and nine Colonels Among the
wounded were three Brigadiers and one Major Gen
era with many other general officers The 2lst
10Th and 3'th Illinois Regiments lost two thirds Of
their men; tho 18th and 3sth Ohio half their nnmber
Other regiments lost heavily. The total number Of
killed and wounded is estimated at 25co. The rebel
loss was much heavier. We have captured 500 pris
oners. 1900 n sF
fatal RAILROAD "a AoclDEsr.--A portion. of, the up
train the South Carolina Railrcsd ran ohe track
on Thursday nishs near GAdsasG M NahSe trs
xsys tgsss W killed; $40
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OFFICE QUARTERMAsTER.

CHARLEsroN, s. G., October /, 1869.
Mr.. A. NJ. LEE IS APPOINTED AGE sT or.
this department. for the purchase of C0rM wsItl
Fodder. in the Districts of Kerslnaw and
Lancaster.
Planters desiring to sell, viii communicate with hisu
Particular attention must be paid to The packing q
the fodder andno must be used Durine The uas
year the Government experienced heavy lUssff0M
improper packing and all such will be hsrSatee ~
jscted. l AoTgB A. P1ENGLR
Captain ana kSJaBtsnt Quif(srmastsr
! a. The snSscriber cat b souSa q &is ~ 49,
DsKsib stssk 1szs vsss = IS s. IS = ~
oassx1s' As1fx
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

The Asia had arrived from Liverpool, with dates to
December Goth
Vague rutnors were aaoat that France would send
another note to England and Russia showing the me-
cessiy otpeaceful intervention in the American war.
Mr. schooifeld, NJ. r, in speech, had asserted the
right Of the South to secede and advocated recognition
Bright euogzed the course OF the North and predicted
the faiure Of the rebellion Nearly all the London
Journals condemn Brights speech. "A loan is spoken
OF in Francs to relieve the distress prevailing there
The london Times disparages Halleck's official re.
port The Times believes, judging from the berality
shown towards Lancashire, that cearer perception
Of the part played by England during the war, has
begun to prevail at the North
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
Coffee and Salt.

Mr. JOHN 9. MISEn sold on. Tuesday last at the
establishment Of Messrs cHAMBERLAiS, MLSER q t,o
OF meeting street Charleston, 500 bags OF Rio Coffee
and lot OF Liverpool Salt. The Coffee brought from
$2.4o to $3.50 er.pound, and the Salt from S55 to
$66 per sack and second parcel from 20 to "a cents
per pound. lS
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
MEDICAL NOTICE.
December l9s

DIR. T. REENsTJERNA, offers his services TO
the public in quality Of Physician; Surgeon and Ac-
coucheur. ONCE over the store Of Messrs Gsylsl&
Young.
May 30 e
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

Governor SEYMOUR, on entering the duties of his
Office as Chief Magistrate OF the State Of New York
commenced by ordering the Police comm issioners to
appear before him to answer complaints for arbitrary
arrests and n,prisonments in violation Of the Const.
tuition
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
9 HRRSHMA,N, Editor
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1859.


On Tussday morning last we were visited by an un.
seasopabis hail and thunder storm Tis seldom we
ever ssyMfhear of such storms during mid-winter.
30 faF this SEASON, we have had but little rain, but
vsrT cold weather. onr poor haleclad ser.sac.
Taethk diers can readily testify to the latter.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
Bank of Camden. So. Ca.

DEoEMBER, 20, 1861
THE BANK HAVING, IN JULY LAST, PRE-.
paid the dividend for January, 1862, in view of the
necessities of ny of the Stockholders at that tie
and money having become comparatively plenty, no
dividend win be paid till the next usual period~lsf
July neat. w. H. r. WORKMAN Cashier;
January2 4 n,
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
The End ofIhe s.NTonitor r. >,

PHrEHssuRe. January s - By a hug Of truce at City
Point 1t is ascertained that the famous Yankee IRON
clad gunboat Monitor foundered off Hatteras few days
since and carried down with her 30 souls Another
account says that all on board pershed TIL. aalena
narrowly escaped aier having thrown overheard her
armament and ammunition. Tuese ironclads are sup.
posed to have been en- route for Wilmington.
Lincoln newer goes out in public without being sur.
rounded by an armed guard President Davis travels
through the Southern Confederacy almost unattended
The one is haunted with the fear of assassination
the other is panoplied in the peoples confidence,
whose cause he is the representative.
There has been no exchange Of prisoners for two
weeks IT Is surtnised that tho Lincoln Government
has taken umbrage at the retaliation proclamation of
President Davis, and new arrangements win have TO
be made before there win be an exchange
Cen Woof hasasew supsuedsd By osk sshsnsk,
and hss gone p his hosps IN Tpv. 'Tssgss. n g
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HID Q'RS, KERSHAWsS BRIlsADE.
McLAw'S DIVISION, lsr ARMY CORPS N. VA.
DECEMBER 3, 1862.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 40. esylssfs .s
l. ALL MEMBERS OF THIS BRIGADE CHOW
including the 18th Regiment and James Battalion S.
@. Volunteers) who are now at home on sick leave:
will forthwith report either in person by letter. with
attending Physcians statement Of his case TO Dr. T.
W. SALMOND, Brigade Surgeon, at Cslndon or Co
lumbia, S. c. upon whose certificate furloughs may be
extended and discharges granted An who do not rss
port by the ist Of January next win be treated -
absent without leave. Dr. Salmond win be in Coluna-
bia on Wednesday and TIL ursday of each week.
2. All other absentees from this command win re-,
turn to duty forthwith, they will be treated as de-
serters. H$&3 &ss
By command Of Brig. General KERsHxw.
G. R. HOLMES,
December lsf Capt. 4 A. A. Gen.
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NUMBEKIi Il
NfARRTED.

On the 10th Of Deeenber, 1852, by Rev. 4. 1. IoA-
Wis, Ja, Capt. =. I. CAETEY to Miss n. ". BOY.
KIN daughter ofthe Hon. A. H. BorKIs Al of Cam
don, s. g.
3ssfI
By the Rev.J. e. RoDSHRA on Novehber ths s0sh.
1852. Mr. n. W. HOOD 70 Miss cHARL0rfk BAt
KER, both Of Sumter District, S. G.
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The latest from vicksburg.
DEsPArcH FROM GENERAL PENBERToN.

RICHMOND January 3.-The following despatch has
been received by the Secretary OF War
VIcKsRURe, January 2.
TO Hon. Janaes A. Seddon: The enemy, finding all
his Efforts unavalng to make any inrosd upon our
position here, has reembarked, leaving considerable
quantity Of entrenchng tools and other property and
apparently has reinquished bis designs upon ycks-
burg. ~.
tSigned} se 1anzg J.C. 7EMBERfoN,
's rfeos Leutenapt- General Commanding.
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.MDEN,SO. CA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 8. 1863.


COntcAerate enccese in the West.
Aossts. January 5s-A special despatch to the Adj
vertsssr and Register dated Grenada sth says an Aid
OF Gen. Forrest who arrived this evening" reports the
capture Of Trenton. Union City aud Humboldt With
over two thousand prisoners, two and large
amount ofcommissary stores. The attack on Jackson
was feint to cover their operations The Railroad
was destroyed from Jackson TO Columbus. 49,
Latcat NOrtherm News. p
RICHMOND, January Ia despatch to the Yankee
Navy department confirms the loss of the Monitor at
Hatteras rs2E5 =.fs., 4
The Washington correspondent Of the Herald men.
tons rumor that Lincoln is about to take the field
in person in Virginia. Mcclellan is to be sent to
Fortress Monroe 70 orgsElze force there
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
TaE RATTLE UIF MTRFE az 1910
LATEST REPORTS FRox xHE FIELD.

RIoHxoHD, January s.--The following Official de-
spatch was received on the night Of the second at the
wsfdspartinsht IN Richmond. u fs = q,
-ayye,4ss = .,.es MuRsREspcao, January !.
10 rsnSval& Gope. GIL
The expedition under Forrest has fully accomplished
ts object The railroads In west Tennessee are broken
IN many places Large amounts of stores have been
destrOyed, many arms captured, and 1900 prsoners
psfoisd. go sF."e -, p
Morgan has done his work. but tho full effect Is not
known. SNf 4ys'@ ~ - Is
The enemy In Tennessee and Mississippi are without
railroad and tslegtaphi6 cohmunicatidn with their
Government. a sg
tsiened) BRAxros BRAGG,
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MuhFREsBoRo, Deceniber 3l.--We captured most
ofthe ensmys hospital stores and many ambulances.
General Rains on our side, was killed. General Cha
mers was wounded. Col. A. w. Fry. of Mississippi
was Killed. Colonel Fisk, Of Louisiana, was wounded
The Yankee Generals Thomas, SILL, Sheridan and
Grsham were killed McCook Is reported killed
The Yankee lossis immense. 1t is impossible to OBJ
tain list OF the casualties particulars tonight
We destroyed two millions Of dollars worth of Yam.
kee property in the Of their army last night ncu
ding i've days ratious
CHATTANOOGA, January 3.--Eleven hundred Yankee
prisoners arrived at Chattanooga the I'd, and twen
ty-ive hundred more on the way.
- (The Latest
cHArTASooeA, January 8. s.--The following despatch
has just been received here @,
MuRFREsBoRo, January Q.
The enemy retired last night short distance in the
rear of his former position. sharp and short con
test took place this evening" with considerable loss
both sides We drove the enemys lett flank from its
positiqI but our attacking party again retired.
Wheeler and Wharton were again in the enemy q
rear yesterday They captured 200 prisoners and one
piece of artillery, and destroyed 200 loaded wagons
lSigned) BRAxToN BRAGG
Among the prisoners brought here within the last
two days, seventy.three different regiments are rep
resented. fr NE E s'ft ~
Three cars in a train. bearing our wounded, jerked
from the train. six miles from Bridgeport, on Friday
morning, and seven soldiers were killed The train
was coming from Murresboro
Retreat or BraYg's Army from MUIR
fresbOrO-the Oficial Dispatches.
CHATTANOOGA, January The following despatch
has been received from Gen. Bragg:
f~ TuLLAHoMA, January g.
Unable to dislodge the enemy from his entrencl,-
ments and learning ofrenorcen.ents having reached
him, we withdrew from his front night before last
He has not followed. My cavalry are close on his
front.
Sgned) BRAxros BRACE
Dispatches from Wartrace state that the enemy had
not occupied Murresboro this morning. Reports were
still coming in that the enemy was returning to Nash
vile. Parties just from the front report that Morgan
had met and routeda force Of the enemy at Gallatn
RICHMOND, January 5.-The following official de.
spatch was received this morning rotagsySl
CHATTANOOGA, Jannary 5. -
To General s. Cooper-We retired from Murfres.
boro in perfect order. All the stores were saved
About 1000 Federal prisoners, 5000 stand Of small
arms and "a cannon, brass and steel, have already
been received here. ~
Gigned) BIS EwrII, A. A.G.
81
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KERsHAW Lode r NO. %, A. #. M.

= n - IA "A y" AODSL NJ. -, "A. r. M
A STATED COMMUNICATION OF KERSHAw
Lodge No. 20 A. E. NJ, will be head at their Lodge
Room, Tuesday evening, 18th inst, at7 Ia o'clock
By order OF W. NJ. J. JONES, sec
January 8 'S5 81
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Special N Offices.


CAMDEH, S. Q january s, 1863.
OWING TO THE SMALL POX BEING IN THE
Court House yard, the Court Martial which was or
dered to convene in the Court House on the 9Th inst
will convene at the Market, in the Council Chamber
BY order Col. JONES. N
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

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