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lonses ,ano farms uanteo.

WANTED to RENT for the SUMMER-A
w FURNISHED HOUSE, within ~ mies of New Yort
address stating prtieulaIs aud price, Boz No az Post.
Office.
NNANTED-A small STORE and CELLAR,
w or HALF Of StOItE aud CELLAR between
Broadway Bessmsn, Ws,er and Wssts Actress Box no.
t,53G Pos.- OflGe.
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proposals.
MEDICAL PuRvEYoR OvFicy. No. 4s8 Broome.st,}

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office u
10 II O'clock 10th Of March inst. for supplying Ii
following articles 10 the Quantities required Ut this depot
" '"' Nv V ''' DRESSINGS. 10
Binders Boards. 2IIl2in.
Biuicrs' Bond. 4xl7 In
Cotton Bats.
Cotton Widdng
Flannel. Re. all Wool
Iutta PercLa Cloth.
Mosiu. 81 eact,d uusized yard wide.
Napkins for Op.hslmta
Oa.un. fine picked.
Oiled Muslin, 4, yard pieces.
Oiled silk, 4! yard pieces
Silk, Green. tor shades.
Tape. Cotton or Twied, stay binding
Tape. Wooden Worsted, Binding.
Thread. Linen unblsscbed
Tow.
Towels.
Toweliug.
Toweline for rollers
Irvine, assorted -
Envelopes printed large me iium and small
Paper. Wrapping. white and blue
Paper. Writing. cap letter ana notes
Pens, steel
Penholdsrs
Pencils. Lead Faber No2
Porfo's, cop siEe.
se1liDs-wax. -
Beds. water. indiasubber
Blankets, white.
Blankets grey.
Blanket Cases. canvas.
Cognterpsnes. according 10 pattern.
Cushions rubber for air or water. open centors
Cushions, rubber for air or water small. .
Guta PeTcha Bed Covers msde 10 form, whom united
''""''O' FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES
B'sins, tn. small for dresssrs.
Bssns tin, wasEhsnd.
Bed Pans deli, shovel shape
Bowl. deli
Bsdstesds, iron
Brooms-
Bru.he., scrubbins
Buckets, leather
Buckets, wooden
Csndesticks
C.aldrons tin covers 10 ssllonsl
Cleaver,:
Clothes-line.
Close stools.
DipPers. tin. pint
Dishes, assorted sizes
Feeding Cups
Flesh Forks.
tunnels. glass pint
Funuels, tin, pint.
Hi,chela
Homes
Knives and Forks
Knives and ForAs, carving
Knives butcher.
Kniyes, bread
Mss'ur.. tic, from gallon 10 pink
Medicine Spoons, deli
Mes Che,i.
Mills. Coffee.
Mugs. leL
Pin Boxes. turned wood
PIN MschineA
pin Til-s 5to ioin.
Pitchers. d-6, gall
Place. deli.
Pots Cnsulhsr, def.
Pot. Chsmber. inosoroua
Pot. Tea, dc.L
Ia 81, .Ie q. required. fixtures souplss>
Il.zof. and slrop. lin cnss).
ScAss and v ish.s, shop.
shcepskn, Creased i'f Pissscra
sp.IaI.. 3toGin.
Ssirt Laps.
Spoon, ,iOe.
sgi, kac, ~ithOai,op'.
splt,oon.
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Real ofsfate for Sale.
COITNTRY SEAT for sALE-Price S25, OOC

NOJJNTRY SEAT for SALE-Price S25, 900
For ssls one Of the most delightful COUNTkf
SEATS in the vcinity Of NewYork It L. located at sum
init New-Jsrsey. about 70 nes from va ,ns
an eninencs and commanding OF the ha-st sod ms ei
tensys views 10 this romantic section 81 county, pnt ~
,h. manner and filed ia with brick Is ~
ct .onare With II fee, wing coGsns I'll apartment, o1cln'
Give the usual psutes and stagerooms The hrst hoor Is
fscoad In the latest ylo aud the entire house hpi-hed
with every care Comfort aud convenience has water on
every moor furnace range &c. The dwell lag siiuited III
ro ~ Ten acres laid with well AIDED walks and plated
with he ususl varieties Of fruit trees and sLrubberS Ihs
out.buildng. which ample. are In Perfect order ready
for Immediate occupancy AdoiDos additional plot Of
nd which will rs sold with the homestead " desirei
Prizes SIS co., bali remain bond and mortgage
the entire properly would DO eIes.1frs 10,
city residence. 6EohoE MANLa "a ~, s 10.
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Weooma Car0s, &t.

AT THOS. BRUNS's, No. 493 Broadway, all
N tho latest styles ofWEDDlNG CARDS, ~ low prices
Established Ia l8i0.
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prcposals.

and ps.sd upon by Robert Getty Inspector The hr a
the United states The ,errs place Of business with
date OF purchase required each package Of every ".
ticle. ii
The Flour will be Inspected at the date Of delivery ma
compared with the retained samples by Henry Shields Pies.
iden Association Flour lnspectos, Whose certificate will DO
reqDred
All the stores will be carefully inspected before their delv.
cry, and compared with the retained samples Returns n
weights s,ned by professional Pablo Weghsr must be fur.
nished Whenever required.
Payment 20 be made In such funds as may bo
flrni he'd by tho United States
Conac sre expected hold their goods without
pense the United States until required for hlpment
Pooo-ers whose bids sccep are requested send
for their samples on THURSDAY 10Th instant. u.
MGak, (1r PyoDosats vH be furnished at this office whieA
NUT be cossd eareDe dddr,ssrd 10 the uadsrsiene6
and ,ado,sea" Proposals. Jor Sub.istenee s,ore"
A. Is. EATON Col and A. c, O. 8.
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nARE CHANCE FOR MANUFACTuKEKS.

DARE VTIANCE FON NINN UT ~ VNI@IN''
III --WATERPOWER FOR SALE-Now lcadJ Tor any
IA u Tho buidlns IL o. btok vita stone iGun
- sde, high so BY IJJ leoi. OVERSIGHT heel all
, vii driys auy machinery the building viii hold on
sS,ag aboH, ~ aeres Of land sud house, 20 &c
al a. complete order and now ready f1t use eatea
In IN, town OF Cornwall O.pge Coz si1ty mies u9ri N9"
nS,or River aud oue hsi milo from the Es bepch hss
,o,d Pso, wanting Water Powsr add .Vsr'thins feeay
10 mt in n,chn.ry III mud h 10 thcf Interest to eIa'1e
S. pfoporty For further particulars apply 70 MM M
ppW No SO Coasr-st OF to JOHN OAK Co., Co"wnil
o,.nss % NeW.Yofk
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eb1 n0n "A very desirable FARM Of
~ svVO. ~ acres WITH House b'In' ,qd fruit
4 mott dlishfaly located and ofe rare chance Tor an
iay,dmenl Apply 10 j. q. DICkEY, No. III DIosdway.
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A n INTENSELY INTERESTING BOOK
AMONG THE PINES;
On.
DOWN SOUTH IN SECESSION TIME
By EDMUND KIRKB.
AMONG THE PINES,

One Of the most graphic sud truthelng volumes which
has ever been written the South and Southern Society
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professional Notifies.
Goal ano Wooo.

sh1 THE best quality Of Locust a Moan. ~.i
screened 10 any part Of tho city to 49, No. lSth -
ALEX DAVIS Son, Nos 2to ana ~ " wv
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DOR SALE-On easy terms, seven new and
IL hspdsoms DWELLING HOUSES "a Vie city Of
EIirsbsth r.nsius ~ T. ts6p al complete,
los BY 10 feet Thcy ~I be ready fo occupancy
the ls % May Zach house intended e'po
eay Wits s,sssroe with economy They seven 20
sE minutes va hoa tho depot, AID on the blob sdo.l-
ins the psL Too plane can " 's'n a. No ~ ,.''
M " a IIlIIIN.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
l. special arrangement with the author, viii publish
early In April. - - - - .z
SIR CRARLES LYELL'S GEOLOGICAL EVIDENCES
OF THE ANTIQUITY OF MAN ovO.. illustrated: S57.
PROFESSOR HUxLEY's EVIDENCE AS TO MANS
PLACE IN NATURE. 8yo., ilustrsted
AUsTEDs GREAT STONE BOOK. roolscsp svo., Il.
tastrs.ed
GEORGE w. CHILDS Publisher,
Nos G2a and GO Chestnli.t. phlAdenlna.
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DART % REBELLION RECORD. QUO.
il Illustrated with Portraits OF
Major GEN GEORGE ii. THOMAS,
MAIoR.GEY T. A HITCHCOCK.
EDITED by FRANK MOORE 1870
pko., If The R.b,lnon Record will oblige BY Of once
combating ne 81 four volumes as after tue si OF AP m
mats 10 a. comprising these volumes VIII not De s'ue
,,ices of the volumes will be advanced 800 esen'
RECENTLY ISSUED:
SENATOR FUNK'S SPEECH. TO- EACH or - " " INV
KENTUCKY PROTEST AGAINST SLAVERY. sls,.
.rv incon.,steut with Justice aid good policy II9rea
speech delivered in the Couvonton held at DAh'o n.y.
June I7g7 by Rev David Rice lVc- ,,,op, op THE
PASTORAL LETTER OF THE 81 W.
SOUTHERN EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 30
@. Y PUTNAM, NO aI bfoed"S.
CHARLES Il EVANS. No. AS Broadway.
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N. B.-BIokers need not apply.
NOR SAI,E-Valnable improved Property on

NOR SALE-Valnab!e improved Properly on
9Th and pth-av. 33I and 3th sta in lots 10 sntt put-
ohnsers Tho Managers Of ths NewYok Institution iot the
Blind offer Of private snlo the entire Block between tho 8i
aud ghs J and 3ihEts. excepting three lots On 3jdt
occupied by the church The property offered compsel tbs
entire mont the sav ly lee. inches by 100 feet IN
depth with tie improvements thereon admitted to he the
most valuable and best improved front on tho "
lots 3hst. and aJdst. adjoining the aDove IL
lots JJi aud l2 34, covered by isrse and
ponye marble building which hom stree" TO street. aud
vacant the 9,hsv each p feet 81 inches in width by
100 depth the entire oD The center OF The bocA u
Of the the ground falling eacn way T.; ne
avenu, In sen Of which the.o sewers S-st l. OO iset
vide AMI the improvements already made tn north tide
opposite tho premises offered for ae Of tue hrs' Glaze az
arc also those on tho opposite side Of 3dst For aud
particular. apply TO GEORGB r. ALLEN President Of the
boad tho office OK C,rkson " Potter es NO. oil Wall
st betw een " Ill. aud d. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

+ OTIS FOR SALE-Stuated on First, Second
j 4 and Fourth Places, hew-ca Clinton and liepry St.
ootlyn win be- cold onsy q close rh estate ~
Div 70 & X KELLOGG. Executor. No. i33 fraIsi ~ y
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Mem pnblleatioits.

AZ o W R E A D "
IN THE
NATIONAL QUAR- ERLY REVIEW,
No. XII. MARcH, 1868.
COnteDts
The Works and b. inebce OF Schiller
II--Astronom al Theories
NI-Cuure Of the human Voice.
E-Lucisp end His Times,
VI--Orators AMI Eloquence.
VII-Insursnce QusekrIy and It's Organs
yIlI-Cbaflsmagne aud His Times.
K-J.mes sheridan Knowles
X-Noiices and CIiticisma - .u...x
No. l21 Nassan-st.
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AMONG THE PINES,
One handsome duOdeciuo volume, 300 pages cloth
bound price eli or Paper Covers, price Is ceuts-
The North Amencan Review, In a.welvepsge review OF
til. wonderful work "The book is not snove yeth
possesses the attraction of highly wrought aud powerful
work Of fiction intense and terrible Interest In
parts Of M story and the incidents and cnsrse
tiers portrayed with graphic and dramatic
power. only regular novel but We
are assured there absolutely nothing fictitious IN ~
in the alteration of q few names and dates
very kable bookS
AMONG THE PINES.
To meet the large and increasing demand Tor th'
THE TRIBUNE has assumed its publication and wiz Sell
Il on the following terms:
Single copies, in cloth 81 IN paper covers !? cents
tiDgle copies by mail postpaid on reeep' o. pS~'
twenty. i've copies, paper eovers....''..''T- esou
One hundred copies, paper .1'c- sScn
Cash must accompany Inc o5oeL
Adrian THE TRIBUNE.
New.York |
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II MAR HALFWAY n. J. Ill Ia. Ffuit enough II high
era lss 10 pey liberal interest on the oo OF the poprJ
s,ns 10 II superior Land untouched al completely
bic or residence having good buiAngs hsnsous located
Pfics and o. cheap that man nsy h.vs almost al
on u,orts.gs II desired O. u. PRATT. M. ~ fiueIi.
loom No. D.
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I ANDS.-TO ALL WANTING FARMS
4 Large sad thriving settlement o Vueaud mild climate,
thirty mics south Of Phsdoph, By railroad rich so Pso
duoss large cIops scs from u 80 $50 per acre.
payable within four Good business opsains' GOOD 90
s,sty Hundred. are ,tiils aud making lmpEossueut.
Apply to CHARLES X. LiHDIS. PosIiHa,tSf Einelsud
County NswJersey. Letters snswer,d Papers
oo,t.luius ful information will DO cent FREQ.
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A FyLICTED REsToREDl IGNORANCE

A FPLlCTED RESIOREd)! lGNORANCE
"A EXPOSED! PALACES UNMASkEDt
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO BOTH 5ExES Married or
einge "a Health or Disoase-Dr. LAKMONTsS Paris Lon
DON and New-Yok Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide
th edition over pages nearly 100 figure iiusITaons
Upon Meo.si and Nervous Debility Urinary Deposits Invol
6nsIy Los Of semen Impotsnc Affections Of the Bladder
and KiGneys Geno- Urinary Diseases and their Conse
Suenees the Anatomy Of the Sexual Organ. Of tbs male aud
female Latest Rsss.rchs in Physioogy European Hospital
Prsctce; Quscks their recipes and specifics the Authors
pneqused Paris aud London Treatment &c. Mailed free for
closely scaled All who would avoid unsuccessful aud
esreGous treatment with Msrclry Copaba Injections eau
t1stions, Qusck Specifics Antidotes IusIDmeuts &c,
sneuld purchsse this original work Of < WARNER No
xNeytt; TOuSkY, No. l2l Nassau st consult the
poCToR No 643 Broadway (uP sssirs), No~YOrk from
concur with other papers 10 recommending DR. Lar.
gont and his worL"-tCouner des Etau Unis Dnpstoh
etssis LeitunG Atlas. Medical Review, &c.
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WILLIAM II. RAYNOR,
w (Ufthe l.ti fam OF Rsynor Beekwel),
REAL STATE BROKER,
Es;i3Nshe Ia 1888.
HAb REMOVED TO
No. SPINE
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EOUNDERY ut SING SING. n. Y, for SAiiE
Il orto LEr-Closs by tho dsro, Er,"ss."s buildins'
with Steam EsIine, L. siEs Of let ytT'sA.~A'S irei
VlU lie ,old on rented Of Q lor tyms. Apply -
HOMER MORGAN. No 2Pine-s,.
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LNIRST-CLASS FARM FOR SALE, on tAe
l. CROTON RIVER in WEsTCuEsffH 90. 4" miles
from s-w-Yok by the Harlem Rsiroahas IS sof.s va u
able timber remainder oil sble. productive Land 20 acres
Meadow; Orchard compfisbs moro than l.OS ueos ol
,esctod u together With tho u.aa variety OF oor fus
w.or II great excellence and sbundsncs 40 acres FOR
el7Ct twothhds mortgage at psi cont CO. PhAII,
No 81 Pine e., Room NJ. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

nor SALE.-A Pretty COITAGE-lIOUsE,
LOT 5eAI0 80 minutes ride from 9th st.. II rooms beau
tfa blade AID fn trees. block and half from depot, In
! ouirs 1t No. 8l3 BToaaway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

VNO LET, in tho Village Of Portchester, larg
l. HOUSE, with 10 rooms, garden bsrus aud esrri@'
house suitable os large faniy ioT the summer months
person wishing "a ieep LgLdsu. PlIoo 80 Apply Z
WILLIAM Battles VI Poftehsst.r, or u STEPHEN
GkIFfEk Of Hanaroloct.
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GOSHEN FARM FOR SALE-96 Acres, a
u few uu,sS walk fton depot at Goshen Oralsc Co
with hrscss Farm Buidinss snl every facility of tue
Dairy business e. H. OLIVER no. beeAHsh"'
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TOR SALE.-A Valuable FARM, 100 Acres,
mostly improved LAM. pleasantly slsusted (ou the uuiu
road with several hDo Building Gtesi two .obearins
Orchard. fine spring. and running stream supplying TIE
buldns rocd House. aud large Bsins and baemebt lee
House &c hours from the CITY, sud within one mile OF
tho Depot. Address Box No. III Mongtown' N. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-20

WANTED-A native TEACHER Of Enghsh'
w Elocuuon, and Bookkeeping for dsImsn'Amenssn
School at salary from $500 to 100 hnowsdye OF ~
conditional Apple ants will phase adde's ~ ssl on Mr. Il
HuESMANN, No IL flstt'.t. n T., or on MI A. pVQALs
before April ID next.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29
The LawrenCe Wholesale Murder.

For a wonder, the details of the mid
night and deliberate massacre in Lawrence,
Kansas, far exceeds in enormity and ex-
tent the first accounts. The tiendS con
cerned IN this tragedy seem 10 have been
moved by most deliberate and well-con.
certed plan, and the victims were COM
pletely at their mercy, never dreaming of
SO ferocious and damnable an attack
That the murders will he followed, and
summary vengeance executed upon every
one OF them, Is the prayer OF every good
citizen. Not one Of them should be left
alive 10 exult in his infamy. II will re-
quire quick resolves and indefati gable pur
sui, 10 accomplish this object, but cost
what it may, 1t should be carried out
We have little faith in any attempts which
Jim Lane and Iennison, who hare Secn
educating q large number Of these fellows
in all the degrees OF crime, may propose +,
but Gen Ewing should, and we do not
doubt will, put thousands OF men in the
field 10 capture the InIzcreants wherever
they may be found. QuantreiI's band Of
murders and robbers Is made up of the
most abandoned men that Missouri, Kan
sas, and the armies have produced-men
who have been associated III all the out
RACES which have shocked the border with
in the last few years, and this Lawrence
massacre ought to DO the signal for per-
petual union of all good citizens in a COM
mon effort 10 wipe out every devil OF them.
Until this is done, there Is no security for
the people OF Kansas or Missouri-.1
Louis Republican.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

ENROLMENT FRAUDS IL CHIcAGo-The
highest number of votes ever polled in the
city was t,rsnty thousand and the board OF
enrolment have rs, 00o nrpss enrolled for
tie draft! These names purport to be be-
tween the ages of twenty and forty five,
those of all persons above the latter age
being excluded. Of course the mum Der of
voters above the age of forty>five is great
err than the number OF persons between
the ages Of twenty and twenty one, and
fully equal to the latter class and tho ne
groes liable to enrolment, combined
There is then, a CESAR e.rccss of eight thousand
names on the enrolment Hsts.
This excess is fraudulent. The board
of enrolment could not deny to the mu-
nicipal sub com mittee that it was fraud
ulent; and their treatment Of the COM
mittee-their refusal to open the enroll
ment lists to inspection-their prevarica-
tons and unsatisfactory explanations-are
virtual confessions of fraud and imposi-
ton.
1t is by such frauds an,. outrages til at
the patriotism of the people is made the
sport of designing knaves, and the lives
of the people lost or won in stuffed lottery
wheels Our own people can row under
stand the provocation OF the riot in New
York Let the authorities at Washington
right the shameless wrong of their agents
here, and preserve the peace In Chicago
Chicago Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29

1t seems some crazy fellow named DAVIS
recently made speech at Hickory Grove,
Bond County, ILL., in which according to
the Illinois Journal signed by half a dozen
of respectable citizens" he made use of
the following language in reference to the
draft:
Never, nay nevergo; but fight at home.
Arm, drill and prrpare; and when the
draft comes, you come with your rifles, shot
guns and revolyers-mest ii at your doors
and fgkt tito the death,
g. 1t is unconstitutional, and must be re-
sisted, and though .uery court IN tie United
States should decide ii constitutional, ws kno'o
ha. it not and ag,N resist IL TO tie last Nerer,
nsrer be drottsdf'
The mar; has been guilty Of the cvic.i
nal folly of advising forcible resistance to
alaw OF Congress and ought to be punish
ed. He is, however, not whit more
criminal or deserving of stripes than have
Lovejoy, Eiddings, Chase, and in fact the
wa ole brood of radical adolitionists beea
these 90 years, for their open, persistent
and constant advise-nay N ore, overt acts
of resistance to another law OF congress
The latter brood of traitors are the pets of
the present administration, but the other
poor devil has provost marshal on his
track They should ali go TO limbo to-
gether.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29
No DRAFT.

There is TO be no draft in Illinois under
the present call The Springfield Register
publishes letter from the Hon l. n.
Morris, ex member of Congress from tho
Quincy District, who is now in Washing
ton, and who states that Illinois is credit
ed at the War Department with an excess
of40,000 men over her quota of volunteers !;
that this excess will be credited on the
draft, and that 4O, 0co being more than :he
draft quota CT Illinois, there will be no
draft in theState under the reY1sition that
is now being filled.
There has been some doubt as to wis
err Illinois has been properly credited with
the large excess of volunteers she has fur
nished, but the information Of Mr. Morris,
if correct, shows that we have received full
credit fer all the men furnished
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-08-29
Bragg Circumventcd by women's Help.

4 letter found on one Of the prisoners
taken from Braggs army, gives an account
Of the chase of the rebel army by Rosecrans
and his veterans. The writer charges the
loss of Ravens and Liberty Gaps in the
mountains, which enabled the Union
troops easily to flank the enemy, to the
arts Of some fascinating women. The let
ter mournfully says:
Somebody is guilty of an unparden.
able act in permitting the enemy to get
possession of those gaps. Gen. Hardees
troops were guarding them. Our generals
have become too lcentious they neglect
their duty. General Hardee and his SUBJ
aterns were at pic mic when the gaps
were taken. The ladies, it is generally
believed prepared the dinner and informed
Rosecrans OF the unguarded position of
Gen. Hardee. Oh, treacherous woman !
her smiles and apparent kindness have be
come a glorious victory for our merciless
foe. She was al smiles and kisses-kiss-
ing was the rage; in fact, there was no
treasure sAebarrea by but few Of them, but
at the same time dark plot was hid in
her heart, and she was ready to rejoice in
the overthrow of Braggs army. in which
she was the pernicious actress.