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The New York herald., 1863-02-07

B0forc Oh ef Justice H0ewOfth.
Fyr. 2-Wocds De Hgdn,re.-A psrson sued ~
President of Joint stock association may bo compelled
testify before tho trial tho any Other party.
Notion granted.
I1ery0u rs Dk CA<nicai Bdal Motion " strike
parts of tho granted with 81 oats. The dcsDd-
may amend Ia ten days paynsnt of such costs
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN EXPEDITION.

FoRrRtSs MoSRor Feb. ., 1868.
propeller arrived Al Norfolk from Novhefn this
ming the canal and nand route Tho reports two 60
schooners ashore atefas shoas one loaded
with cattle, and with coal ana that feet Of onc
hundred twenty vessels had sailed, and bound
south
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The Arabia OstWard Bound-No signs
or the Europa.
Insernatlonal Relief Committee.

The Treasurer OF the International Relief Committee
Acknowledges tho receipt Of the following donation
OF the suffering operatives OF lancashire
From Mr. Fletcher ilams, treasurer being collection
In the churches o the Western doccss Of York
per appeal of the Bishop. ssS2
Previously acknowledged d.................. 1I0,5T5
Total. 45T
A. Low, Treasurer, 81 Burlms slip.
Feb. Q, ,1sC3,
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Present Hon. judges DAILY, Brady and Hilton.
Fgn. 2-DroEroSs ". Thompson Henry q.
Harrison, Ernest Richter and others Abel u. Marks
and others Charles A. Buk ~ and others George r.
Lord and others. Judgments affirmed.
John q. Baxter and Robert r. Wallace. Judg
mont reversed.
Ambrssa I. Osborne Joseph Reynolds Judgment
reversed a. ~ f2l and alir ncd as W tho balance
The New York herald., 1863-02-07

HAVANA, Jan. 81 1888
Our latest dates from Vera Cruz 10 tho oath. by
tho French Ardcchc and previous 10 that
up tho 17th Santiago dc Cuba There nothing in
tho Mexican to communicate TO you vague
mors-- 30 vague, in fact, that do not record them.
Tho French have executed OF their prisoners for
having poisoned attempting to poison somo French
officers.
All seems quiet in military view Tho siege trains
are still In Vera Cruz which even the French
do not hope 20 take Pnebla
The smallpox is abating though tho hospital built for
that class 0I patisnts IL nearly full.
have heard nothing reliable since my last from either
tho Florida tho Alabama. Tho rumor most worthy Of
credit that the latter received four shots from the Hat
tera3, and that sho carried the from that
sel 70 Kingston rather to Port Royal ito tho asena
whero she s to undergo repairs, which viii detain her
three days at least trust that the many vessels
search Of her may and her and there is probability
now that they will
The New York herald., 1863-02-07

Reported Death OF tho Notorious MoNalry.
NASHVILLE, Feb. 8, 1853.
j. D. Bingham, ouartermaster Of this department, has
been promoted be Lieutenant Colonel in General Nc
Pherson's command--Army OF the Mississippi.
II Is reported that Colonel Frank hcNary, OF "bood
houndo notoriety, killed In tho attack on Fort
Donalson.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
Rsbel Movements in Tennessee.

NArnNftJE, Ienn REQ y, 1903.
Tho following the latest from the rebel army IN
'front.'
There two divisions of PoIks corps at Shebyvc.
Cheat ilhers IN other Duck
river. NcGowans division Is between Shelbyvlie and
fuliahoma
The enemy have recently been moving their artillery
southward, apparently with te intention Of abandoning
the line of Duck river altogether
There for rtHcations nt shebyvie although tho
rcbc endeavorng 10 create tho impression that there
II does not appear that the rebels making any
formidable preparations for attack at Tullahoma
The only fortHcatons those erected by oops
summer.
Iiardees corps is ut TuIahoma and Manchester. A
doubtful rumor has II that Cepbuns division s coming
10 Shelbyvile
The rebels erecting forincatons at bridgeport and
VIII doubt fall back to the line Of the Tennessee river
in that said that nearly all tho Tennessee soldiers
In the rebel have announced their intention " do
sert and como home at all hazards Tho soldiers nil
down ON Bragg The severity Of his discipline
every day Three shot for desoron at Shelby
vile ont aturday iast.
Bragg " making desperate erorts 10 enforce the
scrpton. Pillow IL chief of the Conscrption Bureau with
headquarters at Columbus.
Tho throughout Bedford and Murray counties
ed with loyal citizens endeavorng to escape The
scrp,on. Two regiments OF cavalry engaged day and
night In hunting them down,
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supreme Court-GeneraI Term.
Before lion. Judges sutherland (p. ~, Ccrke and

Frn. 3--Ai~t M v. Th< psTb Judgment reversed
and trial ordered M the Court of General ssstnns
Opiniou ~ Judge 'lsrke-Barnafd, Justice dlgsentlng
In. prisoner ied and convicted a mans
under chargo m the Court, ~ iOi0~g"n the Jury hni
mat the prisoner Justified IN defend ng hirsH and
carried that protection further than necessary his
defence then b. 10 guilty q manHaughter 10 u
the -four d@gre.-.n
The court held that this positive ingtructon 70 the
Jury shen the real question Tor them 20 determine
whethsr the circumstances In which the pr
placed furnished him with o reasDnabia OF probable
ground Tor believing himself ~ be w danger ~ hD life or
great bdily harm, and not whether such danger actually
eristsd.
Judge barnard In written opinion, argued that tho
arlrmes
Clark and othsrs Va, Tho Mayor, te, q Nov Yors.-
Judgment affirmed, vith costs
Sanders Va. Scansy Judgment reversef and " al
ordered b~f0re tho refef.o oosv 70 abide the evrsi
samuel stock well vs. Thos vlelch sDd John n. Hler
Jgdg nent Affirmed, with o.~ts,
J,@sph coonaIl " Herbert iawrcncs cs s-Juignsni
Affirmed, with cNts.
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I ARRIVAL OF THE ROANOKE.
>N>~>~~~~~~~-~>~~~~~-~~~
THREE DAYS LATER FROM HAVANA
-~>>>~>~~~~~~>~~~>~>~>-
Operations Of the French Army
in Mexico.
Institution OF French Military
Tribunals.
--~~~>~~>~~-~~~~~~~U~<N~>~~
CONFIRMATION OF FORMER NEWS.
~->~~~~-~-~>-->~>~~~~<
Execution Of Two Mexicans by tho
French,
-, &c. 10.

Tho steamship Roanoke, Capt. Thompson, from Havana
sIst ut and the 18th, arrived hero
last evening
We subjoin tho letters OF correspondents and tho
latest news contained our flies.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07

JUfff3NN W. VI 10 " IN"~s
All pxrtis. have ben ID oascss Assla v nishi Al AZ
t..srs %, rase 70 yn ~ ehafeoss Asi ,isys&sss
H.. ssns,arta q0~stsn tss botLAss uss s1eozsDiAssA
Nal varNx alx11 arm.
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Another Rebel Raid Contemplate ed In
Kentucky.

LOuNyIuH, Feb. o. 1868.
Rumors not uaceable To any Authentic prevail
that Morgan's force In Kentucky contemplate raid
LeIngion and the bankers and business there have
gathered thor money and valuabcs preparatory TO
osoape
1t hns also bccn reported that sncbyvilc, Tenn has
been captured by tho federal troops.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07

Ssw RsosDr 90 Sa,srrRccru.. There y Dsins or
CANNED Al present ans regimen, q shafpshoosrs this
state, under oonmand a Colonel W. Rowland. There
Already N The ssd too bsoAsg 70 lh@ ~
gsnlratnoone from Lockpor, and from Os~ego. hs
battAon here satoned Al Camp SprAgue N~~ nrrp, =
prncipaly ckSoatssn from the northtrn paft q
thss svts, ard are PRINCIPALLY armed ~nh The sDsric>o
t.losoopic fa., vhth n ysry deahiy wsspD 10 GOD
hands Al beg distAnes Tns baitsoo . under march
ps udsrs, asd vM ssve n fsv aaye
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Il III + N A v Y

The San Jacinto-Fairfax to Comman nd
an Iron.Clad.
The Navy Department has sgnalzcd It's appreciation Of
the gsantry Of Commander Fairfax late or the San ia
cinto appointing him TO tho command Of the ronclad
battery Nantucket under orders a Boston 10 prepare
lodged 70 be Of the braves In the navy.
He schoolfcllow Of worden George Rodgers, John
Guest and other officers whose the rebellion has
brought prominent before the country lie has reported
Boston for his ship, and working day and night
10 get on complete stat or oacers has been
for the vessel
A Movement for Admiral Paulding.
Some the most distinguished loyal citizens OF Brook
lyn getting up memorial to the Senate praying that
body confirm the promotion Of Admiral Pauldng Com
mandAnt Of the Navy Yard The document states that
interests Of the country and the business OF the gov
snment could not be efficiently attended 10 than
has been Hiram Pauldng took command of The
tion. The enthusiasm q the shows that the Ad
marh has many friends In our sister city.
The Arabia Oatward Bound-No signs
or she Europa.
HAiUAx, Feb. 6-Noon.
me steamship Arabia arrived from Boston At ave
O'Clock this morning, and sailed again for Liverpool ~
eight O'Clock.
There are as yet signs Of the steamship Europa,
now due with week later intelligence from Eu.
rope.
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INTERESTING PROM Tng PACIFIC.
Arrival OF Cotton Goods at san rraseSsse
from Chfna-LarGs shipmssts 81 Css-
ton from Japan 60 EsGissd-shippiaO
IatsiiiGeaee, Sc.

IatsIiGeaee, 6ss
ss YaAvcr~pp, Tsb. 8, 1898.
Arrived ship Ocean Bark, baltimore ship sasdls,As,
Hong Kong. With dAtse 70 ,hs ltth u Dsosnb~v saxts
slmsnirs Ksnagswla in ds,ss v Jsnasrys Emily
Ming shsnshAs 9TH dates ths 9Th u peosmb~r ne
bring 100 bales dris And shss,nss fru. China aaa
tho ady,oes that hereafter marie, vli b nbersDy
supplied ~nh cotton geot from thAi quarter
Tl,feo large sAip~ cusoes u oot1n from jsnAn foe
England during December rhs qssiiy ". rather IN.
forsor, but ans.
~ Ions Koas tbsro tAir basnes. DONG In black
ica for the Cnltei states =. sAssr rates sasS ~s
hlsher.
Tho bark Lgcsy star ksi November 20
ra bars gu.y G STAR, Captain sassssE, has sos bssa
heard from lsayog japan in tho mldls u o-tsbsr
So Ts.yc-o, Fsb. ., isss.
Tns Senatorial ssscs At Sacramento have oonplst,a
the investigation Il brbsry ebuse ne result .. thai
sofoa oaseast,s Involved "a b1gaia for no e..
Irritation ., sAtl0na and s,s,s yarousso ous ssty.
n.a prepared 70 pgrehass ths vote n hsseo'tyHn
Ia favor q hls ssaAtorai e.ndaAts. So sttst dE.ei
chAsss 4 brlb.ry sgaslnei TLs oasess fosgmed ~
bsiL,lns tonight
Ac.sforEa COMPANY has SCARED lAfss uSt = iasd
% the p~nin.als ~ f0~W csiso'ha up1n -hlch sfsr
aaany a ytiasa oottoa srg~s wai Thsy vrog.s- iu
l,nr.ssi.,. ssnlraa1 b.lssag ths, oas.p Abgr saa
native y9ysl.,la ~ ru.s o9s,'a Ua-ias proslask.
Tn. Department. Of wssnisGsos.
ono lsuzAfios ~ rns rvxrrr-sscosD Aasr coaYs.
Sssssst 0sfsss-so. ~.
wsn DuAnsSsr. tbfr-awr Gx-swsts Ovvp,l
wAswI-grrr, fsb q. Iss3.
fne ssu "a a oounty ne'tb Y Ms rosomAs ris.r,
frun r.seats~sy efess " thnagols Jancstn ud Ne
,a,h n ne xsrscssy, and sg4th ~ Gso.a er~s at
B8l a4n hgvstsira " ibs mouth q nls Oceysps1 oil
css~uiale tse f~patnsnt wsslinstnn ths tsuors
II fhsi s. tyartr.eat -Ni cnnstfuts NE f~~sy s~s~d
Army ooggs v ~ osrnana~i by xassr sspef. Hssss~
~
W otssr q ths s~crsssSy a Va.
4 THOMAS. As,s,a1t 0snusL
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French military Law
. vxRA Cruz, Jan. Is, 1898.
Legion Of Honor.
$500 900 from him
The guerll's are said TO give great trouble TO tho
them IN every possible way
We arc here without any posltv. news from tho into
ror The Pvd CrVzdno, published here r 80 partial %
the French that rely on its statsu,snts L
have heard however, ndepcndent Of this of sorttc q
the Mexican CARR and OF defeat u tho French but
have received nothing positive
There s othor news OF importance.
The New York herald., 1863-02-07
british Reports from Mexico.

From the Bermuda Royal Gazette Jan. 2I
We regret 10 learn that accounts have been received
from Mexico by H. s. vesnyius, TO tho effect that tho
French had been defeated IN the attack Pueb and
had sustained loss OF 3, 900 men.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-09-03

R1CHMokD, Aug. 18th, 1863
telegram from AbngdD the death at that
place this morning of Gen. Jno. B. Floyd ,vernor Of
Virginia. and Secretary War Buchanan admins
tratiou
FIT tonr ptis cartured the glnbats telite
and Reliance arrived here to-day. Ths gu srd repo
that the Steamer Currck with supplies for the Yankee
gunboats, was also captured by Lieut.. Wood.
Ten de erters fom the army of Northern Virginia. cap
ured Monday night in FIuvanna county, brought
to the city this morning They will he promptly dealt
with, according to military law.
Judge Oud has returned from City Poiot submitted
proposition relative to the exchange prisoners which
the Yankee Commissioner declined to until he
had consulted the authorities at Washington.
Northern dates of the 25th inst have been received
telegram from Leavenworth, Aug 22nd gives account
of the des uotion of Lawrence, Kansas by Onantres
gusrrlas. 1t says that about huadred and eighty ci
zens killed and wounded. Tie majority killed
instantly in their houses and others shot down
they through the their night Clothes
Among The prominent citizens killed were Gen Ca!mer
Mayor of the city, Dr. riawold Judge Carpenter and Rev.
Mr.. Snider. Gen. Jim Lane escaped. Two Banks were
robbed of every dollar The loss Lawrence amounts to
two millions of dollars. nntrell is now retreatng to-
wards Missouri burning AM laying waste everything his
route.
The Baltimore Americans summary of its correspon-
dence from Charleston August 18th The Yankee
sion of the bambardment of Fort Sumter date
Capt Rogers and Paymaster Woodbury., of the Catsk,
were killed instantly by ball from Wagner wLch drove
in piece Of the interior lining of the Mousor.
telegram from Memphis that the sent
to Grenada destroyed fnyseven locomotives and over
four hundred cars.
Gen. Boyle has issued order impressment of
thousand gro laborers counties
Kentucky for the purpose of building military road
through that State to East Tennessee.
The draft proceeds New York without Disorder
The city is filed with troops.
Gold has declined to 1234.
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whole Southern people would on that day-men, wo-
men and chlldren-convene in solemn assemblies, bow
their hearts, confess their manifold and grievous sins
and hum bly, petition Almighty God to this fear
fu scourge of war from the would not continue
upon our soil until the first day of October!
But If they will not believe-if they will provoke
God and dare bis vengeance and offer only case for
Judicial punishment, and not for mercifu nerposi
tion, who 0 who can tell how long these mournful
events shall spread grief and bitterness the land
The invisible lays his hands upon armies and they are
stayed, held back, parayzed panicstricken defeated
scattered and demoralizad The rains the storms the
floods, the FROST the pesence his ready agents =
The hearts OF kings and great rulers in His hands
lie controls the springs OF human action, ard all
Europe would rise up and say this bloodshed shall
cease--the South shall be nationality
In ten Thousand ways God can give us peace, Or
PROSTATE Us with disaster and ruip
He will save Us if we will permit Him to DO
GRAY HAIRS.
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Dur Currency

A letter from Robt. Tyler, Esq, Register of the
Treasury On the of the Currency is publish
ed in the Sentinel Of late date We copy the toll
lowing extracts:
We have already been engaged ir war for two years
and half and DO preieDds to question the ability
and willingness of the Government fully to meet its
obligation of debt in the very terms OF It's contracts
could speedily have peace. Peace may b. near or
it may be far of. But if the struggle to last as
long again as it has lasted Tan impossbiy) and the
present debt than doubled there no posi-
bic disposition Of it, considering the extent produc
tioDs and respects wonderful resC uFces OF me
country which would reduce Confederate securities
and Treasury notes to only onetenth OF their value IN
cold. The idea is simply preposterors
| The whole amount of Treasury notes issued since
the Government went into operation exactly SOIL,
900 900. CT these there have been funded bonds
and stocks $I26 900 900, and about uion Of notes
have been cancelled in connection with the postohce
and office of the tax. Ii we subtract the amount
thus funded and cancelled from the amount issued there
will remain outstanding 97,OOO 600 tor purposes oil
circulation and domestic exchange. $20e0O0 900 have
been invested in bonds and st0cks and to this sum must
be added 1925 O00,OO0 in nterest-bearing Treasury
notes. making of $325, 600, 900 of funded debt
The whole public debt, therefore, including the Euro
Dean loan dos not quite reach the OF $40 900,
600: and against this amount must be chaiged all the
cotton and other assets of whatever description, now
| held by the Government.
The mere interest Of tie public debt does not exceed
1913 900 COO paid at the high rate of 8, 80 and PEI
cent Docs anything in this statement present the 60
vernment in such condition of financial weakness tha
gold should command premium of one thousand pc
cent, or more over it's obligations
Mr. Tyler proposes the following remedy for the evil
resulting from redundant circulation:
First Congress should proceed to fuod in the term
of drafted for that object, all the twenty, fifty, ant
hundred dollar notes Of all the issUes up to the first
July at s, and per cent interest respectively, a. IN
terestbearug Treasury notes, bonds thus at once
without injury any one, relieving the plethora no'
!. existing in the currency.
j Second. Any dealing in Yankee currency With
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er, COPY 10 amonnt of $40.
A BARGAIN.

Met beirg a3}e cork the property advantage,
\ 'heT for saa Iay ILL and 1900 of LA ID
tchrt The @ii - located few miles from the mouth
"f The rhwuods Folly riVef and apprOaChable by
is are enough 10 the West Indies and to other
its dceIrcd. "a and GIi7t dill and has been
Ciera-'on three years The pond and power
co., f ru. cy best the lower part OF the state, be-
l< eHz utroilcd, and afjrdiGg ample power for any
Ce-eG izo"ft OF machinery and inexhaustibe. kuf-
cecy G timber may be the lands and obtained
the b'aHchs OF LJCkwCOd5 Folly river to keep Saw
Jaws rufEng for the next forty fifty years The grs
ID yield quite amount of and must continue to
Jucra.o. netow the NlIl is good body of rich marsh
land l IN q state Of cultivation. The pond flows
~1 n.ee 20 four iundred acres of good rice land, the
uG being rich marsh land the balance formerly
ar.e cypress swamp and very Tich The pond flows
mrc land but the above named quantity may all be
trouI into Il farm, with to flow the land
CT re. SeFsr hundred of the land tmbered
@h pine Cak, hickory &c, and pretty we'll adapted to
co!u poatOas and pea nuts. Tie balance of the
m lad IS pr,tg sell timbered with pine At the lower
lie land JUS and neatly fitted up set of
eight good salt Pans, with many Thousand cords of WOOD
- couveHictt could he ? ishsd for expected.
person dcsrous buying such property, had best
Gui examine for themselves If my health was
y, the properly cond be bought for about
danbie a wOIld take for it.
JNO. MERCER.
ing. 10Th, 1863 Aft
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For the Journal.

MesSrs. Editors
LAST night bad funny dream, funny and yet vivid
in my recollection that can't help telling you of 1t.
cream that by chance other had gone hell,
where met with hearty welcome from his Satanic Ma
jesty.
And so you say, he remarked after having lit his pipe
and pulled away awhile you inst from North Caro-
lima WELL what's the there? NV seed of discord
growing any Any pros oect Of fuss hand mo not
exactly" says ts true they have had few Union meet
ngs here and there but their
than public opinion manifested Itself spontaneously
in condemnation meetings all over the and the people,
and so hardly think there will be anything Of it.
Ahem he remarked with gloomy smile all over his
features " the fire is likely out for want of pok
ing. think hid better there fyr while Jack he
hoOwered one of his sable attendants. and bring
my boots aud my poker, '-Erit Jack. To resume the
dropping conversations then continued and told him
that certain ". w. H**t'*, OF considerable in
fueGce had, however endorsed the proceedings of the
Union party and through the medium paper const
tuted himself their leader. " What, be cried " W. w. Il
of the St*'**d, my faithful Well might have
known that he at least would forsake his masters
cause If that's there is earthly use for go
there fr he will do the thing well would and dare
say ID sight better " SAM" a newly arrived chap
lain of the 6lst Massachusetts Volunteers (colored
aciing his va ede, chambre SAM and tel that fel
low Jack he needn't bring my boots n dear SIR turning
to me again. tear of joyful gratitude stealing his
ebony features, my dear sir won't You take glass of
something p
AS to this latter part do remember, whether did
or not. DlOGENES.
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FROM ViCKSBuRG.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. 2f, 1868.
Grant has taken force from Vicksburg up Whit: River
after Gen Price who has lately given the Yankees
mendous thrashing in that quarter.
Gen Grant has issued orders to the citizens of Warren
and Kinds countess remain ut their homes and
their usual avocatons that they shall be protected in all
their property, except such for the army
and that all property taken by the army shall be duly
purchased by commissi ned officers and paid for.
He advises the people to regard their slaves free and
contract with them labor dispense with their services
The order to go into effect on the 25:h inst.
Federal officers condemn the pilaging by their troops
big Black, but say cavalry is not Withdrawn they
will advance with large force and lay waste the whols
country.
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FROM STAUNTON. VA.

GOSHEN, A. STAUNToN, Va. Aug 9th, 1868.
The Yankees have fallen back to attack Jones' at Lewis
burg in his while another detachment is about attack
ing him in front.
Jackson during The last few days fghng behaved gal
lanty After having been nked and surrounded several
times, he herocaly cut his way out. detachment of
Ms Ladys battalion went nthe snemysrea and destroy
a part Of his wagon trains Our loss ali told, is from
fifty to one hundred.
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THs Northern papers to intimate that the pofs
Tor the present will be defensive system in Virginia, and
vigorous prosecution of the South and West
MEADE falls back Washington the convenience
OF getting new recruits and because, being nearer his
base he can hold his lines with smaller force while all
the that be spared will be used for offensive
atoms On the coast and in the Southwest 1t possible that
knowledge OF this fact the part our alton
may account Tor the defensive at least inactive position
OF ene LEE; and il the Yankees ansfer their forces to
other fields forces, TO extent may trans.
ferred We merely make these as surmises We
know nothing whatever Of the dispositions of our Gen.
erals.
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ring Of 1861. Bread, in abundance, has beer made
a kind Providence having bL ssed the country with
abundant harvest, sh desperandum ao,tol,bus is the
motto floating every home and hamlet in the land
The few weak kneed traitors hiding their diminish
ed heads, and the great heart of the people is being
bracd TO meet the terrible issue of tie approaching
campaign.
Mississippi is all right. If other ates do as we'll
she the struggle for nderendence will be crown.
ed with success
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, aug. 9th, 1863.
The stock of ammunition in the Confederate States is
presented be abundant, and in any contingency
deemed possible, the supplies will be ample. more
cheerful of the situation of affairs is taken by
here, position to form correct opinions The efforts of
the Yankees their armies and extend their
cupaton of Confederate territory regarded evidences
peraton foreshadowng the eventual
and attempt subugate the South, if the people of the
Confederate States stand firm and meet the aggresgons OF
the enemy the spirit heretofore exhib
ted
Premium On Gold ia lower.
articles of subsistence have recently declined il
conse of Increased Mers refuse to
more than government price for wheat which five
dollars per bushel.