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We have vUuvsrssd With & gentlemen who left
Gen. HIPS headquarters at nine O'Clock yssteT-
day morning, and lesrn from him that Hill has
the town perfectly surrounded, that two trans
ports or guBboats had been destroyed by our
forces. The steamer Louisiana had not been
disabled. She vas sill at Washington unable
to get down the river. On Tuesdey tho enemy
attempted TO reinforce Washington from New
bern, when a fight took place somewhere bss
tween Swift creek and Choeowinity cross roads,
and the enemy driven back. Picket sl1irmish-
ing is continually taking place. We did not
learn whether We lost any men ia tbs above
fghf or not.
Gen. Hill had sent S demand for the surrender
Of the town, which was refused. He then re
quested the women and children TO be removed,
which was also refused, From what we csn
gather, is appears that the enemy are unable to
procure provisions either BY land or water. We
know where the generals headquarters are, and
the position of bis batteries, but We think it
would be impTudent TO publish it. We hope to
receive something definite frem there in a few
days.
LATER-Wa lesTn, Just as we are going to
press, that q dispatch has been resolved from
Rocky Mount stating that the town Of Washing-
ton WIS taken possession Of by General HiIl on
yesterday. We have no doubt Of the correct
ness Of The report as we 8Te aware that sueb e
result was expected to take place some dine du
ring Tho present week.-HtmiHgtOa Journal,
9th instant.
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EVENING EDITION.
sl1TrpaY sVEEEe. April Is.

N
~ lRsasrs Eon Official sources have been
reeeivei I'll Hslesus ef Che afaig e Niekspuig
n Thursday right oas of cur oaesn ev
il Is his c1ini5n fhas * gunboas end three
transports as q 10 make the w-tbat one
haaspea res burned opposite ts city tNo fe
saa wae absaasaed b. hr crews ana noass1
dawn, ana at che V-s sunk opposite me lo"e
bateasa lie as5ss or casaalaes % oe nouI
killed. We Issn shrsuga g prTss eaAnnel
that tr7s q oar gamers were killed y the PFC
matsrs dIssharrs Of apiece they were serving
Anosher rsbo1t nys: At llA o'clock last night
eiehs Of de enomys most foraidsbie gun6oass
aad hrai 6ansaola loaded With eommlssaEy
Stores, ana tag bafgs with gusTsermasieIa
property, started past cur batteries The gun
boaa, Adnaal Porter in command, passed
dovr. Dana7e unknown Two transports
wee DESTROYED. The hirdis now g Brown q
Jshnioa's. apparently g wreck 1bsdsve two o.
she earboas wsro ba5ly injured
Anolhg dspa s the 18th, Says The
ensuv basl-i1 this morning Tbs
two gun row azag ere not larger then thirty
two.paand PARROTS HhTes essenatss ere Tsi'
ba ~a, fhr safpserna
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FOREIGN OFFICIAL DisPAFCHEs.-We learn
that our government has received within tie
last day or tWo, official dispatches Of an impoE-
taat nature, through tns Spanish CJusuf a.
Charleston, France Huncz Ramon &c h0ncada,
Just arrived from the Nor.b. Hs.wss among the
passengers brought up By tha Jag Of truce boat
on last Monday and It was understood tbat-he
was ibe bearer Of official dispatches to the au-
h1ritias here. In fact be freely avowed ibis
himself, but I'D not disclose the nature Of the
dispatches he bears, further than to say that 1T
was good news, aud woaId be announced in
tie papers in day or co." The iReredulity
With which this announcement was received by
some Of orr men, gave way 20 q confidence eff
the faet by his earnest and reiterated statements.
Ia tas passeg3 up the river he treated our
prisoners With many marks Of respect and kind
ness. BE manifested the greatest anxiety Of
the fght At Charleston, and expressed q great
desire 70 Tsacb ihsle in lime 70 witness It. As
soon as'bis mission here was completed, aud
his dispatches delivered, no left, yesterday even
ing, for Charleston Richmond Examiner.
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.ors .oss s>rvlee "a the capture of Fort
DslssH t2e Ia givinc a sharp ekiTmish tho pro
- q ~-esst astas does hot do him credit.
~ 60 ! egood deal Of chat nonsense during
~ Trsr7esS war. aid we Fere larighod a.
- ri any 30 accounts Of small a~ffaiTs; but
~ asuv rrsse sar we can afford to be
srrtS III snd modsst. snd give all conflicts their
sna rraror4ion. This is douhtless the last We
vii near of the rebel Invasion Of KentaeAy.-
azra Vnrk E3rff. "a,
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~ The rebel invasion Of Kentucky turns
out . be 8 very great farce. L was, It seems,
neEely a raid Of q fsW thousand hungry rebel
gnerllss 70 capture some fat cattle on the rich
plains Ct Csntral Kentucky. Bdradier-Genpral
9Amors appropriately winds the whole affair 10.
y o surlcsque dispatch Of q fight with one Of
thess gangs near Somerset. Il is appropY7stsIV
dated on the lst Of April, end in 4 rrsudiose
style be tells how the enemy was posted "a 4
strong position Of his own choosing. and how.
after terrible lighting Of sizhourB, and great SIRE
tegic ski On tas part Of the Union eommandsr.
closed on the pursuitl The Union Ices
killed, wounded and missing, was-a sbon-
sand1 Ne, some thirty m all Genegel
Gilmore ID g skllfal cmceT, and did the coun-
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PTEDIyG on TREASTRY NOTES.

OFFICE OF TIE ASST TREASURER s. A.
JACKSON, March 3ofh, 1853
NOTICE IS hereby given that Treasury Notes msy
~ forthwith be fu-dsd Sc this cdca, pursuant 70 he
acts Of Congress directing such funding and the -egcls-
ii3nsof tie Treasury Department
The period for funding the aoies dated prior 10 "a
December, 1852 IN eight per Gems. bonds or Esoaks, viii
expire on the &dof april ensuing
A. J. GUTROT,
mh3I3w Assistant Treasurer. d
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New Eerk Merchants and che Confederate
Navy,
Alarmed as they are al the success of tie few
Confederate vessels now aaoas, and damaged
as they have been By the gailans exploits Of
Semmes and Msms, The merchant princes Of
New York are becoming still more slarmed ct
the now well understood prospects Of 8 formida.
bic Confederate navy soon making its appear
ancs. They have been making some inquiry
IS TO tbs efforts being mads 70 bring oat e feet
this spring, and while we feel assured they have
not ascsrtained all that is being DONE they have
developed enough Of our arrangements to give
great encouragement to our people. At a lass
meeting Of the New York chamber Of commerce
i" Nj. A. a. Low, from tao COMMITTEES on ito
piraeies Of the Alabama, rsad The following ex-
tracts from q Communication lately received By
him from England"
LoED0H, Msrsh1 u, 1868.
According to your request,
transmit such information as ] have regarding
the progress Of pirate vessels building IN Crest
Britain for the use Of tbs insurgents, which I
am sorry 70 inform you have not th1s far atirae
ted tie attention Of the government Of Lei
Majesty.
The SHuier. which was Cautiously sold 20 an
agent Of the rebels, has been ovsrhsul8d, 10
fitted, and pat in conplets condition a Bifkea
head. She is now ready ior har armament aad
for sea. The nav steamer SouAerner, one
thousand nine hundred and City tons, was lssi
week launched at Stockton. She ID intended
undoubtedly, for The rebel service. The firm ai
Liverpool that bultth5 OVisto have Just ieunch
81 the gunboat Alexandria. Capa2in Jesse
aad q nuznbsr Of rebel agents were on bos-d
assisting. Mr. Dudloy, cur efficient consul g
Liverpool, IS row attempting 70 sl0a this Jas
vessel, but in view 81 the Alabana correspond
ence, q copy Of which have sent 70 Y0us sees8
tarY Of the Chamber OF CammeTes, there is bu
6sle hope of SUCCESS. The bark Aggupriss d
ab9us % start from Liverpool, is Is supposed
with u4sn and munitions FOR ths Alabama, whil
the hs4s Of blockade unnaIs is daily Increasing
GeClge N Saunders, il is understood, IS here
sud is Eurrying up all She vessels h3 contracted
for. Ia addition to all this, five meu from Ia
Alabaihs lassiy arrived al Liverpool With orders
ion an English house for their Day from Ga
pirate Capt. Semmss. Tbeir term Of sergic
expired on their arrival ii Euglsad.
All those things are permitted to be done
and are unnotieed by She government, although
1 may say that one Of our representative
abroad have neglected their duties in TIE
premises. There is considerable feeling balm.
aroused By The acts of tho Alabama and OFietc
in burning vessels at sea, and The English gov
ernment may yet Interfere TO prevent any mo-
p~iraticel crafts sailing fom their poTss, b1s
must confess that theIe 10 bat faint hopes Of i
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Rnnn RRWARm

GTOLEN fr0m ny stable, on Friday night, April 3E,
81 HORSES, one @ darE bay, blaze1 face.
WEite feet behind, saTea or eight years old and hftosm
% siTtesn hands b gh; the OtasF q HFh1 bay. q small
star in the face, believe seven o. eight Tssrs Cd and
hiteen or sixteen hands high I win give the s1oTs
placed ~ some pace whore I can Eat Them
j.. j. PHILIPS
sp18IH@ OfnTsn- m.s
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NOTICE no C0WsgRTpTg

TN obsdsnos 90 General Order No. 81 Adiuts7s ana
mspecOrGsserald Office dated November 81. 1852
hsreby gives notice 70 the Enrolling odcer eff ths 8 a
Congressional District aud % persons enrolled ciaimiusH
exemption hcm physical disability, tcat hs wHl na ~
tAa following named places 10 th8 tine apsciisd, for
to present themselves On the hrst dsy speeifsd ct each
place
EemPercouny, Dskal5. April 18th snd 25lb.
Noxuba county, Macon, april 27ta aaf ssh
Lowndaa county. Columbus, April sqh end glth -
Okifbeha county StsrkaVlla.M LAY lFfaff "a
CaociaH county, Greensboro, May sh ard 5th-
Winston county Lo1i5gl.e Esy 5h and ga.
JNC a. ApLUER.
Assistant SurgsousP. q. O.
ANrasably 90 the above notice ED pe-t7ra h9Fwsa,
the ages Of eighteen aid forty years. whether raa7a,t-
q ny elaer Porloa % ne state q CT ethsr States.
hing surgeon sud Enro Ing OEcer for ezaufraHcn snF
e1roilmsnt On he days fzea in ths foregoing aoHcs.
Amt h0ftce Includes every pcfscu between tie arss
kpecinsdi chose who haVe tera-ofor5 been examfrea
gaonss these Wko have AZ EnF tm8 been dlgcaa-rar
from the army, tncse who have furnished subrtftu1.r
and any and al persons who may claim exenoHan a.
any ground whatever. 10 persons d~fsederea ers~--
uoa, or dssa from any source, win excuse bm feo@
attendance at the Place appointed.
Attention 70 called 81 paragraph IS. sections . and1
General Orders 10. e3 IS follows
sec Al go 42Tu and fsgulstious Applicable ~
desertors shah Be applied fa such eonserie - IN -
repair t. TIE plaza Of rendezvous for arrri-e,f -
who shall essat af.er enrolment
sec s al tie agencies employed Erha .a-s
SOB aaa ecu1nemeut ~ dasertsrg. sud tfsfr 5000
sstion to the commands q fhezrr Fnsea-4
snsA oa EppAca1le b Sermons BASIS - $780,
seEps VIC fnst tad e repssr g the 9ia.s a fanss~
Foas sfser tie paasosEon of eNl.
Soasenss VII come preeagsd vita q least ta-sa
lays ra-ola LIEUT. y D FLETCHER
Elrclre Oacer.
"a IaA sl7nsk Uistrict
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We learn from Captain Henderson, thls 10 is
about to remove he company Of Independent
scouts from this place % another poiak. Thisis
q matter Of regret 70 cur community. During
his stay Of several months in This place, Captain
Henderson has shown bimssf to be s courteous,
social, ard oblging gentleman, and Sc far as
we heard, every member Of his command, the
most d whom are young men. has won the coed
opinion Ct ell our citizens. While we aequiesee
IN Capt HendersonB conviction of duty, which
requires him 70 occupy q position further in
front, we hope that The places Of bis COM
panions in arms here, viii be filed By men
equally worthy Of respect. And We heartily
commend Captain Henderson and his company
OF independent scouts to those among whom
they may %sojoufp, as persons who illustrate the
truth, that msn need net be whit less agree
able ~neighbors aud gentlemen because they arc
sOIdiers-PaaOig Star.
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a MOETToR FOR u WEsT-There is now
being built at Pittsburg an iron battery of the
monitor pattern, which, il point Of strength,
speed ard effectiveness, promises to excel any
vessel Of the class adoat The new battery is
called The Mansyunk, and viii cost over six
hundred thousand dollars. The vessel was com
menesd three CT four months ago, and has given
employment to about one hundred and fifty
hands.
Her length is two hundred and twenty-five
feet. breadth Of beam forty feet. Like OIL other
mentors SIZE win consist Of two hulls, aa upper
and lower, bat, unlike the original monitors,
they win be joined together IN such q way as to
entirely avoid the defects which resulted ia the
loss Of the latter. Tie upper hull win be
plated with six inches Of iron, and the
iurFst with ten inches. The pilot house viii
be projected by eight inches Of iron, and The
chimney viii be constructed Of four plates, each
sn inch thick. She viii csrry two guIis-one
55-inch and the other 1l-inch, and vii, it is be-
Ieved. be the most substantial and reliable yes
sci Of She character ever built. The grestsr por-
ton Of the ribs Of The lower hull are now in
place. and a portion Of the plating has been put
on. TIE iurrst is also undey way, and the en-
eines ere IN an advanced state. II is expected
that she viii be ready for service BY tho latter
EsFt Of The summer.
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10 WE EaRaEat

CONFEDERATE STATES or AM1EIJA.9
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE,
GCnmcnd5 Va. Garch L.A l5AJ
CrcularI
TEDICAL PURFEXORS VII usEs sllsaVcrs
" through cars published in ueTspsps7s to l15ues
the ladies' throughout the S0u-h 60 iafsrsat tleu1elFea
ia the culture Of The GARDEN POPPY. They my
tRus render ths CoDieierlcy essential service
fSlguedl g.. y. L00RE.
Surgeon Ge1lrd- g. S a.
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TALBorTor, a., April L, 1883.

LIS AiA9n%AE AsNeAEb An hSH N~e-S ~
hops station agents will give a MtHs attention 70
the matter referred sos
TALBoTToE, Ga, April l2 1853.
EDrr0Rs APPEAL: In behalf Of three sol
diers' wives, whose husbands are now in service
in the 29sh regiment Mississippi volunteers, /
beg your assistance IN getting three bales OF
bedding and wearing apparel, which they have
somewhere between this and Coldw2teI station,
on The Mississippi and tennessee raiTead The
circumstances are as follows: On the 9th Of
November lssi, wishing to evsas tho grasp Of.
the invader, they put al their Bleeding aad wear
ing apparal in Tires bales snd sent tham 70 the
depot By one Mr. John CLAN, who is above
suspicion, and gave him consignment to Gem
eva, Georgia. The goods hsve NOS been received
OF heard Of These losses are considerable
outside Of the value of tho bales as The goods
are not in the market 70 buy, even If they had
the money 70 purchase st famine prices II you
think lhat they have moi fallen into the hands OF
the enemy, you viii please give such d~irectlon
in the premises IS in your judgment will cause
them to ne forwarded. The marks Of the bales
aro IS follows: -. ". Griggs, Geneva Gas
w. r. Warshsn, Geneva, Gai" IT. ]. Glenn
ents, GeReva, Ga" w K. ~.
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ORLEANS FFHETE EFfDFWT-

OCAIED near Are8is, LauizlaEa, on the Rev Or
IL leans Jaeseoa aad Great GorLs-u Esir9ad-
TINS En5ltnsisn WI re-aa open 61-inE fhs su1u3E-
Ihe terms are Htg dollars per u1Etl fog toa-d e1d
tuition i1 French, English and general lrsaEhes. Escl
pupil must be provided win 3 eclp.sta outGs cf bed
ding, etc, csu1elssi snd r0i5s sracIes
n D. DIzITRT A. a.,
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BURLEIGH

Il The Charleston Courier says; cit is
almost worth The hazards and a~nzisties Of q
siege to witness the eager haste with which the
cons Of Charleston and Of South Carolina, who
have long been absent, come to the aid Of our
threatened city. In viewing the alaerity ex-
hibited By these irue and faithful sons, we can
almost forgive, if not forget tho few recresnts
ShS have left tbo city without call or excuse st
She hoar Of trial.
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"a The New Orleans Era, Of the Oh, reports
the commencement e. proceedings on behalf Of
Frederick AdolPhe MaTeuard to establish a
mortgage claim on the property Of John slideIl,
eondscatsa By order Of Butler. The mortgage,
which Is % 579 $500 francs, is dated atPsris,
June Al, 1862 end was recorded prior TO the
act Of ean6ssadon.
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10 OFFICERg.

GRENADA, Miss. Es.cb Z.153a
AVTEa Been ordered BE- BrEedierG Eleral PLlcw
4 20 take c0umsud Of and Erecl the operations af
al officers detailed from TIE Army or Tennessee and
sent 70 North Mississippi on recruiting services j have
established nv bsaaquarers Sc this Place. where an
such ofHcsrs vii Iepolg TO ml fer or5en.
o.. ". WHITE.
mrq0Tm Colonel cn nTa-r-s-uf
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Jackson 4-4zsleFl AF-L 4As A-l1
compliance with chs above order f-oZ he Surgeon
Il General. Z would respectfully call tie attention Of
the ladies of Mississippi and Lousiara 70 the imDor-
tanee Of the c1l;iFation Ct this pIa1t, the i1ea 81
which exudine frou che pulegrsa cspsuies wasu sum-
this depot. RICHARD POTTS,
Surgeon O. s. A. and Heaisal Purvsyor,
Rp41m Department Miss and East Bsuisia1E
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~ We clip the following items fiona Che
Huntsville (Ala) Aa0oeate Of The ssh inst.
The weather for tbs psst week has been quite
cool and blustly. The fruit has been consider
sbly injured, especially peaches, but the crop is
net generally cut of. The water courses are
down and the yoads are dry. Farming opera
tons are going on briskly.
Tho Wheat crop, 80 fr IS ws can heaT, is very
promising. and if no untowaTd disaster happens
before harvest, 8 COED crop viii be made. The
quantity Gown was large.
We ore glad 70 learn that the agent fer Mar
shall county, ala has succeeded in purchasing,
near Courilandt, eight hundred thousand bush
els Of corn for tho desEiiats families Of soldiers
n that county,
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MFORMATI0T WaNTERa

& ny person kncwi1E anything o. ny SERVANT
A SULLF COX viii please tel hi1 shat L
have just arrived from New Orisa-s sua can BE- fouud
a. the Bowman Houss Jsczs1n Bliss. He was sent 70
Holly Springs, Mississippi TO august lest. ANY person
knswing him Will please give him 8 PISS Be- jackson.
nnIElntn L Z .nwlN-u
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Dissolution.

SFEE firm Of Qainby e. Robinson. OF Memphis, Tsun
Is this day 8ssolVsd By mutual arussEL Eu per-
having claims agsnst said firm viii present the
sane TO W. T. Quinbys who is aon5 autbsItaoEizsd to
pay and All persons VINO are Indebted 90 said i'm VII
maks immediate payment 20 said GsinbT, who has been
authorized 10 ssttls said firms business
WM e. QUIEBT.
81. A. ROBlE8ON,
General Fartnara
J. s. C~LAVHoRN.
Etowah, Gas January 2 1863 Special Parng
feit3m
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1--WE have been several times Of late in
debtsd 70 tie enteprsing News Dealers, S. a.
Wells & Co. for late papers FROM the East and
South, received in advance Of tie mails, for
which they have our thsnlIs.
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~ The Meas says hat Judge Jones, Of
Shreveport, has decided the militia law Of Lou
isiana Illegal in 50 far as It conflicts with.the
Confederate Law, which he declared supreme.
The case was brought into court By persons
having substitutes in the service. It now be-
comes the duty Of the captains Of the different
militia companies % erase the names Of al such
ravq,ne
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IRON MASTEzS gnds- clu-r7es ~fa tie Govern
&u=nf % Alabama are need -f q arzs E1mosr q
hea1s. Ihsir furnecss aa8 loca,15 ID h.allhv rsion
OF country F1ste tl-r7 q I'd DANGER o5 Yankee ufE
and where provisions are Plentiful Far.ls uho have
negroes 90 hire can gan any hio-na1 Ca ia regard 20
t1ese furnaces 9T afdqeEzos alstsr % re az selma,
Alsbaua W Rlg8ARDsGE HTrgT.
4si0T, etc. ca 0r1-ar-a ur--
Mh8+lm fu charge Of Iron and Erra-
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YTcRsBURG-hsst nigbt, We learn. fassed
quietly, but early hi8 m%orniag The city was
again greeted with tho compliments Of The enc
my's land battery. The firing has been con
slant during, the dsy-with what effect upon
ether side we cannot learn.
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TAYL0R g RAss.
Receiving and Forw ardiBg Merchants,

MISS
AVE completed thsr srrsHgsmf-G 90 rserlTAEI
Ii for1a-d ~ fre'gis Thich usT 30 c1nslrasd -
ths4r care and tlay s7He5 the Pa.rtn=go cr le E5s
generally We are also prepared 20 store b~sgg-ss.
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No T~ELggRAPHIC REroRTs-We are with
'ous cur usual noon dispatches today. Whether
this is to be attributed to.a dearsh Of news, or
the fet that &C embargo has been placed upon
tie iaos, we cannot say.
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II aal 10 AI-.EII I-Tlol8 0aHaT7- A I0-aTLT.
Mississippi lspn8sl CHAS- STERLING
JAChoCN
.GsgCGjO1S a5Sd Commission Store,
MOgPidge & Austin.
ID II. AUSTIN, Auctonecr-Lieause b Tho STATE.
He (Sais days WeiussiEyE and Sat1Elsya3
AdTaaees o. conalgnmsats-9uick sales ara prompt
returns.
49, 4 s |29>lDo- ECGRDGE AUSTIN.
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q q. PEARnR Z g.

MsAAAesdfeES 81 Military Clothing.
go constantly g god assortment Of grsv c9lF
ssss ana oassinsrsz JUST resolved Done.
lmhl7-lm \
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"a brilliant" ball came off az a certain
military camp in Alabsma q few days since.
According to previous arrangements It was to
have been composed exclusively Of ofieors
None but those sporting stripes and bu.toas
were to be admitted. The ladies being apprised
Of this arrangement, very properly refused their
attendance. WheTeupo6, there had to be a re-
adjustment and the pTivates admited-CoIsm-
6as GU SHa.
Sensible ladies', those and thsir example
should not BE- forgotten.
~ we learn that nine Of the eRebel Troop "
q olono scouts were surprised Friday nom
lng' by q party Of the enemy, At the Point Of
PLnes, north kdisto, and taken prisoners. The
information was brought by two negro serysnEs
attached to The 'sRebel Tfoon.s v-bo we're ont
WIN the party when taken prisoners, but man.
sgsd 70 make their eacape.-Chqylest0n Courier.
- The barn Of Major john S. Rowland, Of
Barlow county; Ca, with $500 bushals Of corn.
$40 gallons Of surgho syrup and 10000 pounds
Of fodder, Tss recently burned BIZ an incen-