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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-25
SALES AT AUCTION.
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Ivan G. BAKER CO.. AUCTIoNEERs
PEREMPTORY SALE OF

PEREMproRY SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
rArsrIsss; sr4yyAR ,kE gs ON ssr, ,so,
OF Art AND ARrIcLEs OF vIRrU.
the on ses sas aa ssdene y n Mann 20
IS West street between FIN and SIXTH avenues
s' pRs%f fs9s' ROOM f 1fGs TRsfEsssls
saperp se, s 81 ere e Curtains cores Bands and
Curtains Bronze and 0rmolu Cha neers rosewood sofas
an suite covered with satin bocatel Of he richest deserp
ton rosewood Etagees. stauay marble tops; Secretary
console Tables Ebony Char covered With bracae LADY
WORK Table nngiheent sesres Vases imported from Paris
ohrvai Dc Marcy aaiepps Hamlet joan q ARG
Cole o Family Marine Wives @o match aA Pa Mh,s
on panel scenes a. courts q yersas and luxembourg
Kns Reenna qn % and Gns Tene Tsee
pbte Pisr and Mane Mirrors Bronze and ornoln Clocks
superb Mandolin playing ten dinereas tunes Velvet Medal
ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PIASoFoRTE.
Richest Instrument offered At auction ihs season; round
corners, elegant carved legs aad city
mixers al noaern mpfssement rosewood stool and
cloths. STAR CARPETS. ~ rainln BY artists.
Elegant carved oak sdsaod Estensou Table RUBY On,
and engraved CRYSTAL Glass Deeanters Goblcts Chanagne
China Punch Bowl richly decorated Dinner ss go pecss
All the CHINA and GLASSWARE from the house of
&C. Cake assets oyster iureen Butter
D a NAPKIN hnss Nut cracker. Spoons Fork Sheffield
Mirrors, Clocks Bronze Vases walnut Hatstands Vel.
vet Stair Carpet SILVER r Hsah Siir Rods oclo'h
Rosewood Dressing Bureaus Bedseads Armore a-clace
Blankets conIterpanes walnut Sofa arm and or al
Task Chars Brussels and Ingram Carpets Enavings
niture Of the servants apartments; basement and
road Wagon air Of Horses one single Horse Har
ness Robes Brhe above elegant residences tor sale.
TO attend this sale take the Fh ssh and
IN
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sHERIFFS SALE OF GROCERIES,
This day. March g. at 10 o'clock ut the Of Four
teenh street and large and extensive stock OF
Fresh Groceries, Teas Sdgar Coees Spices Soaps, Can
dies. with complete assortment of Small Ware Also
Liquors, In wood aud Glass Segars, Store Fixtures &c
0B. RELY, Deputy Sh&if. JAMES LYNCH. Sheriff.
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uorIoN NOTICE ERNEST ROTH AucrIoNEER

A Ii, IL.
.ujD n. dss and Carpets
At the e ps gsc 81 Of f sGs M Is
West Eighth (tliuon place.. Yves, Fifth avenue,
safe eommensns a Y o'clock precisely consisting Of solid
and carved, ortcr for the expressly elegant
sses s sne o'I Louis xy cent &
Mirrors Booseases Writing Desks Lsge w tSs Cur nd
Lounges eoy,red ~ crimson reps and green SIX
PAINTINGS i.coeptoa chairs in medal asns Corner
and Book stands Library Furniture two elegant solid black
order expressly FOR the owner; Veve' Rugs chaneeie
iLEGASf ROSEWOOD, rIaNoPpoaTE, STOOL AND
MssSsagd STA Beds Lounges RocEers, Jocks chair.
Presses Beds Bolst,rs Pillow anseis Quilts solid oak
Gpns rao : Dns po wara a ss ps of IsoT
silver cue FORK Spoons arnss Chine Tea Tea and aaa Dn
ed sras Dsnsrs 10. ,s ro Wines
NB-Furuiture e,pressuen VIA be In cart,
pack ship goods or purchasers
A UcrIoN NOTICE SPECIAL CASH SALE OF
A DALE, Il Pax place ana Is Murray street.
UcTioa NOTICE
Second spring trade sale Of
on wspSEsDsI sirdH Is,
j. r. wHITEHoUsE.
No. IS Cortlapdt street.
catalogue viii Ssu soo seo Of pr prime and sea
,sonabie Goods including in all styles boys and
BOOTS. ppoo,xs
women's mia'es' and cliidrcn's
CATERS SHIPPERS a,
all Of which viii be literally duplicated.
Catalogues ready early on morning Of sale.
sS sss
Costly Mantel Cases and Bron.es.
French plate Pier and Oval Mrror; v..,, c.,,. =.
This day Wednesday, al o'elocS il afternoon.
ihs f. class Tss,aens s -, West Twsa M s,ek
The entir. ELEGANT parior 0ham.sr Dining Room aud
Sos Coz, oer and VIII be sod Without
Consisting OF costly collection Of Bronyes a,,ng, staIa.
ag sui. y rsrioS Fsrnars maroon sis velvet
Ionscs VIII 'f Arncsas % aSh rosewood csn, and
S .e yse am D' sns and L.ss
CH rs ID DSiSa NOON AND NURSERY
Superb ROSEWOOD Bedseads spring aud Hair Mattresses
.n SAsr s.is cd s Ie sspH ss
apss ava a p .nsvuss Flower Vase. Siosss
a er w s Fr aS na aS
ssda assssss s sS sss h'
dspo " a. ~ I'd q cvsr Msn
A S. RICHARDS. AucrioSEER.
a REGULAR SALE or
BOOTS AND SHOES
RICHARDS WHITING WILL SELL
On WEDNESDAY, MARCH rs at iox O'Clock,
AZ q coRrLAYDr STREET,
arre ana choice assortment o. Boots and Shoes copr,.
mi new and SIR ng styles Of goods.
Uata ogucs rta1y on morning o. sale.
ucrIoN NOTICE w. A. CARTER AucrroNEER :
" Who,esA ie Llauor Store I25 GrtAnwch street nea
rsd.r % Th0lsday, March 20 at 10 O'Clock consisting
garse lot Of IJt 70 aud ~ Eallont stand Casks, will
brass taps nrc Counter, store shelving Measures Ii
,eor pumps Bottles, also large stock OF
dy ON Rum, Sherry and Madeira Wines ~ half, quartz
casks; as0 me assortment or wines and Ii
rYnors In bottles aud packed In cases.
ucTroS NOTICE M. DOUGHTY, AUCTTOyEER
n viii ssli ITS day twedne.day, at lcH O'Clock, a
s.esroom ID street large assortment o. new
se~,nd ham Household Furnitars Brussels Carpets ma
hogasy and walnut Psrlor suits serrsary and Liur.rl
sies Bare.s Dnns Chairs DRESSING Baraus wash.tsnds
Eedsesds Iisr Mattresses Lounges War1roses Oak ans
EnameIed Chamber Salts Gas ftsures, &c. The whole
~ peremp,oris sold
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SALES AT AUCTION.
4 ucrIoS Norios.-Boors AND SHOES.
WIN. N HoLLrNGsHEAD AUcToNEER.
BY CHARLES WARREN.
sALEsRoOMs q OORrLANDT STREET
NEXT AUCTION SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES
ON FRIDAY, MARCH q. AT 10Y O'CLOCK.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
NEW ARRANGEMENT
AUCTION SALES OF BOOTS AND sBoEs
sEMI-wEEKLY HEREAFTER.
ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
BY THE PACKAGE ONLY. FOR CASH,
Thus aaordns facilities before presented
- CHARLES c. WARREN.
Commission shoe wasehouse
A ssIGkEEs SALE or CLOTHING, PIECE GOODS
s SIons q III SsSsA
sin sn"t Pan .
Vests aapete trsso, ehens ec. aud sassmsre frors
nnmse q Summer Goods aso s ana satin vss1ngs
HOLLANDS Drapees. Lninss English. french ana
large o q Osy and an" amer so"s
Che @ Tas pss 81 e s Ss cash. uSs
sisO. three months approved endorsed notes.
A UcTIoN NOTICE. WILLIAM FRYING ;AUcrIoNEER
IA CLINTON b. OSGOOD, viii sell al the salesroom IS
Cedar street this day "Wednesday March "a At Y clock
a Rockaway shifting top and seats shifting top Bug
giles. top road Wagons seat no top Wagon, seat
Wagons, second hand too Buggy. Harness, Whips. &C.
Try JAMES N. MIL IEE,,,osr,,
IMPORTERS SALE or HARDWARE.
JAMES NJ. MILLER will sell on
Wednesday March IS and following the wareh
Cutlery Guns and heavy goods The attention
houses of the particularly invited TO this
SALE which In extent and variety will public sale
oil hardware hitherto held In this CITY,
Terms cash.
DY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE WILL BE
ID exposed for sale the 10Th of March, 1853 at IL
o'clock. noon. Third Eighty second street,
in front of sparks feed store viz
One Gray Horse.
One Butcher Cart.
One Set Harness.
One Set OF single Wagon Harness.
WASHINGTON JACKSON,
Attorney for Mortgage.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE sAIEs--HKNRy ~
IL LEEDS CO will give their p~rssnsl attention 10
by arcon Of furniture private residences th~y
haze done for the past years. darius the
will also hold regular wccsy safes their sore - Nae
steel
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II II. LUDLOW, R-ExECUTORS SALE
II, Of seventy four desirable Lots with Water Right in
the Eighth ward city of Bro0klyu.-E II. LUDLOW GO.
will sell at auction Friday Mch a. 1889 at " O'Clock,
the Merchants Exchange Sacsroom Ill Broadway, by
order Of VIM g. Read executor OF Aaron Clark deceased
Brooklyn seventy four Lots Third and Sixth avenues
Twenty FIRST Twenty second, Twenty third and Twenty.
fourth streets Three lines Of railroad through the
which these lots situated The tract already
well built up, and the neghborhood constantly improv
Ing The water privilege consists Of frontage on Go
second street 10 feet theeabonts along the line q
high Of Gowanus lay ana from the line of high
into the lay H. % feet hereaIous for which grant
BY letters patent from the State Of New York s held LII
geographic the above lots be had at the auction
onice, No 5 Pine street.
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II II. LUDLOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COURT
~. Sale-By of Murray HOFFMAN, Esl.. Referee
4. II. LUDLOW co. will sell at s,lciion on Thursday
Marc, IL O'Clock. the Merchants Exchange
Sslesroom, No Ill Broadway
Hudson stre.-yauablc improved property, Nos g. IS,
q Hudson street. Reade and Duane streets,
the westerly side 90 feet s inches front on Hudson
street. and IL eet u inches the improved BY
story, two three story and story brick build
inrs to be so together In one parcel .
West street-Four Lots with buildings thereon Nos 22l
~ "a West tree the southeast corner OF North
Moore West Streets 81 ga inches West street.
am IN rs feet in depth.
Bukhcad and wharls7 feet g.. inches on stree
oppost. premises the front covered with
Pile dock with all the right OF wharfage and to the
land under into the Hudson river
Hudson Booklynvaluable leasehod Of years,
without srosnd rent lot and dwelling on the east side OF
Hudson avenue IS feet front and rs feet deep
meacing and inches from the north corner OF York
Hudson street. New York-House and Lot No 81 Hudson
street. adjoining the above
Maps al the auctioncers' Office, No. . Pine street.
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A UCTION NoTIcE.-PosITIvE SALE
IA d. ID. CAULkINS, AUCTIOnEER.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AND WORKS OF ART

Az PUBIC nG0ilOn,
The property Of person declining housekeeping.
On Wednesday. March % ut l0la O'clock precisely,
AT the elegant residence 2is Fourteenth street. west Of
- . Eighth avenue,
being the largest and richest Household
ute offered auction this furniture was all
made to order for the owner the best
descrpt ion Catalogues morning of sale
Superb octave Pianoforte,
Elegant Drawing Room Suits,
-, OIL Paintings by eminent artists,
Ormolu and bronze Chandeliers,
dresden and Sevres China Vases
French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
Embroidered Lace Curtains,
Solid oak Buse, and Table,
Ruby and Crystal Glass Ware,
Sheffield Table Cutlery.
Rosewood Chamber Furniture, style Louis XIV,
Books, Engravinss, Table Linen, &c.
DRAWING ROOMS.
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EpwARp sIxrzENIcH AucrIoxEER BALE or

CEoRGR HoLBRooE. AUcrIoNEER. WILL GIVE
NJ his personal sales V Household Furniture
Al ldrcs. Oh persons declining sek~epng Ac Prompt
and ~ references given Lhers cash
afvsnccs made Furniture, Pauos Diamonds sui Mer
chsndise Of every description. Onlse OF broadway.
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DY JAMES NJ. MILLER,
IMPORTERS SALE or HARDWARE

JAMES N. MILLER will sell on
Wednesday, March IS and following the ware house
SS and 1856 Broadway extensive Of Hardware
Cutlery Guns and heavy goods The attention of tho hard
ware houses of the country Is particularly invited TO tn
sale which In and variety will surpnss public sale
oil hardware hitherto held In this city.
Sc.lsl
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W. Gag. o eisA a. - .sua siresi f.fy taFse
q Frrni brufsrit rNfteAlt fN9rtlD Rnt
Nafpts, OktatAss lnsNpi afl. wflh n fnI tq.aa~
BsAstetSs, Ham SHtfrstes. shr Bssi'fs sHt lpg~s.
~ fta 10 "a and pt1ef Bffrsns fshsEHGf hfAs
sofa iasto4sng snt uf-f Hsifs 80 fsdozknr
fgefs Wsr1ff~s. Ftsssst~s Gre 8Ffy a. Oa.tw8fe
ersnat ~ 1steg 4Nts aa 9afA wsn9t Fff4f raf iafs
ts4w2as tflats NMAlN4fHr NAfNn Nfu Il FDtfE anf
n sins TADf -. Culiey, fAts8 NAfe. g. ~
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UcTToS NOTICE NJ DOUGHTY, AUCrToyRER
wiil all tAfs day "wednesday, NJ lOH O'Clock, at
sseroom 10 Nassau street, lase ps,ormeni q new and
sova.v and Walnut Parlor sns. Secretary aud Library
ses marbe top Centre Tables, Extension Dining Ia
80 nags.s unnr Chairs Dressing Bureaus Washstands,
Esdseaes Iisr Mattresses Lounges warirohes Oak and
Ensmeled Chamber Sas Gas Fixtures, de. The whole 70
m perempOrily sold
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lyA wiTTkns. ArCuoNErn @tfL sELb rms
W ~, "a Nlars a 80. a GBnsl sifffl. tWa Inc
hik wsilni Gefuiers BE Nsfs -
nui ~ soseis taputs4e Hih GrsHelt foH ~ - ~
ioa.. eftefy shga Casea frV4 N u fees ioug
VITA llsia s,aEN
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The Scenery by Mr. lsherwood the Music under the drec
ton Of Mr. Stospel
THURSDAY uhird time), THE BUSY BODY
FklDAf-FAINr HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY
and TIE YOUTHFUL QUEEN
SATURDAY-By DESIRE the popular and Charm
ing Comedy OF the IRISH HEiRESS
Box book for OF the above evenings from to4
NEW COMEDY in tour acts, Wi new and elegant
scenery an decorations and most powerful cast Will be
produced forthwith.
To be rcpeatcd"Love and Money" 1.-THE Road to RUM
MASKS and Faces Captain OF the Watch tine Wonder
fu Woman, "The School for Scandal The Fine Ola Eng
lsh Gentleman" Americans In Pars' 'Henriette"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-04
The ncoen, RAID ia Nor,h Carolina.

a MD by sorne ti1es hundred renegade Ten
ues.essus and n Tth CsToiiEisus was maze
fr0u Gresuvile into Madison cOCnty last
weak. They came Ia skis Cigocuon ss isE Gs the
Warm Sp-iars. One miie below that p.ses they
rhot cid 3lr Garrett, IS be was standing IN hrs
ward he died in tbirty6ve minutes. he vas
about seventy years Of age, good citizen and
e aever man. It was c0io-Dlooded murder,
and one st which humanity Wceps and man
hood biushes. The raiders carried eff al the
stoek IN the country as fsr rs they penetrated
spd said fhsy would be bsck sgsin shortly.
Mrrv Hraais have bsen made against tAis
,l.ce. ard reports Of the advance ei the enemy
Ia heavy ferco have been nie for some days
Cousidesab.e alarm amoBg pogtisn Of our
reorls has been the coEseq qUence. II it would
ao ar, secd. We would say 10 al keep cooi-
ne .r,sIrv. vhan he attempts to reach AsbsVille,
viii sBd jordan rsyd road 70 trayeP'--pre-
usraiious hsve been made to give Inn = recep'
iOp be will not soon forget Gov vance i
vide & wake, active and vieIlsnt' he ls as tns
risbt poiut. snd has several men with him, sno
seversl more scattered around ''Peiniseuss
sors of ken on horseback sn5 some sIoct, anC
,Il os.-er 20 extend a true Carolina welcome Z
he invaders Of their homes.-Ashsohss Ne'os.
We earn by q letter from q friend that ih'
Yankee aad tories are asking what u va
feared vas a serious acvsnce uPoh AsRsViit
rom East Tennessee. G0v. Vance, ID eeInlaaii
iu filsg sscliou, sent Hsior } ". WoOdhn an
fvo hundred mounted miiina to meet ttien
I Tbev fpehs 81 the WMm Springs, Goo1t taiIsi
uilss tr6m Ashsville and M=l. Woodhn en-
( tggo Drlvaies vele killed aad six wounded, a.,
4 ais fores driven back. Our raen were arobusned
/ The enemy's loss uBkuown-
We learn that Gov. Vanee promptly staiie
! fox Ashevlls on receipt Of this news, oisPaiea
/ ing such help as was al his comnend---fegs'i'
( Buls O5sergsr
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e The Register, which is generally well
posted On East tennessee matters, says:
To-day cur railway trains probably cross the
Hia7gsssse &c Charleston, and then viii run as
Ter as Loudon, tweuty-eighI miles from kno1-
vile Thanks 70 Major Wallace prssidsnt Of
the East Tennessee sad Georgia railroad, aud 10
she indeladeab.s CsP.. Winston, Of The sapEers
and miners We have quiet possession Of Lou
don, and daring me DAY we slall know wfai
the enemy is doing beyond. The impression
prevails that the F6derals have fallen back TO
Knoxville.
According 70 our latest s5viees, there were
Federal forces al Carers depot, twesty miles
below Bristol orly occasionally their scouting
usrties reach ZoiicafsT. From the Wsteuga 70
Euoxvilo, about ninety miles, the tsdefais
rCam atpiii Withu the czTrenb week We shall
hear that I'd Yankee feTcss in northern East
Tennessee have Been forced back on knoxville
Stevenson goes up from the South snd eome
one rlss comes down from the North, and buEn-
,i5s may Be crushed bslWeen the upper anC
neither mhstJDe.
We have further iREoTmston TO the effect tAa
our forces bsve crossed the tennessee n7sr, sIC
ghaa last heard rom .be advance was withiI
ddeon miles Of KnaxFllle.
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mel OF cavalry ard q brigade collected, OF
which be IS the senior officer and acting brigs-
dia.
Oar food troubles do4not lessen. met yes
tsTdRY gentlemen connected with one Of the
largest hosels Of the city honyinE to the trans
portstiOn Office TO get a permit to bring four
from Staanton. He had Tansaexse the town in
vain for barrel Injudci0us, ruthless impress
meat has much 10 DO With this state Of ibings.
it is thought.
Here IS 81 snsedots about one Of Psgrzm's
staff. After Chieksmsugss or during the two
days's trouble, PeerAm was ordered to tske po-
sition AZ q certain point He advanced, with his
staff, Al tha bead Of the column, and presently
INST q man On horseback ia the middle Of the
TOed, aud on either haEd he descrisd dimly
regiment lying down. "What regiment is thatf''
he inquired. Such q ons from Ohio" replied
tbe hofssman. "AHd that3" "Sueh 8 one from
Illinois" Pegram consulted his staff for mo-
ment, wheeled bis horse, ordered the column t5
about face, snd retired Not long aflsrwsrd.
young fellow, named Courtney, who had been
separated from the rsst of tho staff rode up b
the same borseman in the middle Of the road.
saw the regiments lying down, made the same
inquiries Pegram had made, and received the
same answer he drew bis revolver, Put II 70
the head Of the h0rssman, and whispered Fol
low me." Il can't" replied the maR, Il sm
tne dsaerafB orderly open YouF lips sgain,'
said Courtney, between his ciBched teeth" snd
I viii blow your brains out" The man obsysd,
rode with him back 10 the command without
utteTing q word, sat down By the camp fire.
buried bis face in bis hands, and sitter long
pause exclaimed, "Wen, III DO DIP
An almost identical occurrence happened not
long ago, IN which toe hero was q private in
Stusri's cavalry. the only Differences being that
the affair happened in broad day light, and the
private on foot made the Yankee surrender bis
horse and equipments. HERMEs
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RICHMOND, October %, 1863
Skirmisbing excepted, the army Of Northern
Virginia s quiet A p Hill IS said 20 have re-
connoiiered the position AZ Bfisioe in person,
and ordered up the two brigsdes which we're 50
cut to pieces. Whether the brigsds commander
threw out administers is not known. Oar army
was psralyzsd by the sudden, bloody repuiss
People just from Williamsburg say that there
are all the usual premOnitory symptoms Of a
raid from thes digectioD-sueh ss stringent regu-
atious about leaving or entering town, etc.
The place Of attorney general, vacated BY
Jadge Watts. was offered to Senator Henry, Of
Tennessee, who declined Il, aud Il Is now st she
disposal of Judge jenkins, Of Georgia
Compulsory funding grows 10 favor, think.
II is tut that tbs time has passed for experiment
tsl measures CT any sort. We must stop Mr
MemmipRer's presses
Ora Of the queerest Of all qnesr appointments,
/ IA that Of man who IS very deaf and nesrlv
blind, to the post Of adjutant and inspector gp1-
eral--a mere staff rank. Yet be is made colo
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HIRh Times in QuiHsY.

From tl9 81. Aouis h5pupNo1n-i
Ths RspubHcans Of Qlincy, Illinois. eels-
brstsd ths result Of the reesut elections On sun
day last, snd 10 end up crowd Of soldiers from
tAe hospitals went % the ofies CT the Herald and
demanded that the stsrs and stripes Be displayed
from the building Il seams thar Captain Aus
Brooks, inc editor, bad already started from The
court house 10 raise the flag. ia celebration Of
aaifs q different event, Of which We shall pres
enty spsak. On arriving al the cfice, Brooks
was met with the request that tho Jnion eolors
be run up Says tho Hsrgid.
Eve responded as follows; sYss. sir. is shsT
ho run ups have eomn slr The vsv from the
court house fer the express purpose Of 5rdsriug.
he dag 10 Be run NJ Oalv a itsle while ago I
learned that Col Marris, geod Union man and
Demoerst, Of this city, had Just Chased Phil
lip Snydar, the editor Of year Abolfon paper
hers, three or four squares Up TT upshifs street
and your cowardig Abolition editor, although
he had q revolver iu his hand, tadn't the eOur-
aga % turn about aud shoot I bad dstaImiued,
when I hsard Of this iuEsori0us and coTnrdiy re-
trest Of youF Abolition editor 81 hare he old
Gag rsssd over tbs HsTaid ofics In honor of
Col Morris victory TO this Gel. Hawkins re-
Z suonded that he Eas satisfied W then said 10
him far.hsl. Sir, th- AFae icaa lag i7 our lag,
aud this is our country. il is the only flag hat
We recognize slegiaEee 70. aud IN spite Of Four
/ AbeliiOnists ws inlsud that not a stripe nor d
( star shall be stEickoa from g. No sir, not enc.
/ Even lhs Sssis Of South Csroli1H shs1 be rep
rsss1tod upon this fzg By s.sF ="
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~ The Braadoa R,pa5lisaa oonisins the sed
announcement, that Nj 2 ". 7. Daniels, Of
Jackson, liiss, died st Bssndon on Taescay
night last. Msj Daniels was geuilemsn Of
great paTsonal worth, aud leaves behind hsm
troops Of devoted 1deads TO mourn his I0ss. We
deeply sYmpashlse with his afflicted family in
theif sad berieyemens,
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montgomery and West Point Railroad
arrival and Closing Of die c. S. Mails

BY GEORGIA RAHR0AD
-Dus 5rf.v-.tsP. Closes daily az 5 p n.
BIZ wEsTERE AND ATLANTIC Rhi1zOAD.
7,,ss atsmAM O.oses daily s. 5P N.
81 ATLANTA AND WEST POINT RAILROAD
Dus d.Ey a 53oF.N. ClessH daily st 9 P n.
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time, working like beavers, and foftifying night
aud day with ali their might On Tuesday
night an order was issued for the whsie srmy
to move up6n Chattanooga at 6 O'Clock the next
morning, Wednesday, 23d September
The army moved up 70 and over Missionary
ridge, where It was hated, and where il remains
halted TO this day, the 23d Of October.
That the campaign 50 far is failure. and the
battle of Chickamaugs. though victory, is not
q Success, are propositions too plain for denial.
We have not recovered Chattanooga as yet,
much less Tennessee, and it may be we'll for the
country to inquire whether the fault lies vita
the subordinate Cficsr, or is to be traced to the
ineficieacy and iuc0npeteney Of Ons higher in
rank, one who is presumed intellectually 20 d.
rect the operations of the army Of TennRssss.
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