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~ HON JAMRS LYUxs.-I no,ie,1 m ~
~ ItsposeA Of yeaterday response. purposSne
to en- ansts from Martin 4 Lpseonb 20 INonS
vote-s, In which II u intImaisd thai II Lsoes
voted In fsvsr OF giving msnbsn Of Oor sthreo
thousand d0fArs year" sAlssy. No man psoAahly.
who as present during the debates o. tha qaatIsn,
s2ectiDg Il ttaa Tan, sad en- aasgt- what AeSo.
cord VIII bssf No ou. .n-thst Nr Lyopa n oon.
mon, believe. with the whole vfrginle dalsgaalsn,
vcted aSsinEt Ma. measure. and ID favor Of pee
den OF eiaht collars during the ERitd Of ssrvioe.
AZ q subse qusnt period, when tie question Of q,
t'ofr,aent ss An early Day came up, 1r Lyncs. in
cppoo.rg It, remsrkad that he re eRneA q = lnAall-
cafe on sne part OF members who votso thsnsslvss
yearly Ssllry TO favor m sdj 1ufumsnt before Ne
corp.s.sn Ct the public business, inasmucA -
their sseviees T ths entire sar were due % he
public. unl:ss is business W. dissAafssd wi.hin .
shorter psTi.d.
AZ to tee clsp trap sl.ns about The poor sol3se,
bs,i.y, no oae having proper kno~is6es and
appreciation OF the patriotic, bsnsvolsoe and
hospitae:e ehsr:ctsr Of mf Lyons viii =,
NJ to- b m 50 dain.'rsstsi and Z'alous sym.
pity for the srf;riass and privauons OF
nobe defenders, and - true asd 0nssl.
Eah dssioe for tbs pronoaan Of thar welfare md
is,creaJs Il soldiers psy By four Or ~ dollars
month. aud the ,aseq1snt accumulation Of oor
enrrsrcy hy an snoaas excesdirs, perhaps, thirty
millions annually, involving An snhspcsmsu. Of
pioea 20 AL esiACt which wSui0 nsu:Eat1e the Dse.
sumed adv antages tf tLls iaarssso nay, tyGsch
upon tho teneass derived frcr1 the pSsssut pay
70: the enhancement Ct prices, - Ne sadly expe
riencs ia Ia fdvAnee ef the rates Of ascumalstJoo
In curesney,-if an inereaae Of pay, I say. unSse
such circumstances be deemed IN advantage - "
sodisr tksn ,hoss who favor Il must know but llt.
tie ~ 20 what will benefit him.
Er Lyons hAs eiac.dstec ,his matter sem slsutlv
hir1ssn and fcfti o. comment upcn ID from - =
n.esssery. II IL with the salary" Q7ssuon meant
TO ds al ind what have Sal regarding hs p96ltiO0
on that ,he sesord viii Gear ms ont In.
Ihsse no particular in:ersst Ia this matter fup.
thar than TO silence q sian daF which tho IoV 0nn,
m.ss--fcr an sath a.d .hsy are fsW-cf N ahls
di.iLguish.d 0,A, AID faithful rspessantaaivo,
n sh. 8. retail undsr gniss new too fAmiliAe
81 re- sif.s i've my l6-lt'
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Hustiaes Court-Ia accordance with the
order OF the previous day the ease CT Robert
S. Fords, charged with the murder Of Robst.
T. Dixon, Clerk OF the House Of Representa-
tives, was taken up in this Court yesterday.
Mr.. Crnmp, for the defence, sabmitted q mo-
ton for a continuance of the Gaze until the
next term Of the Court, ON account of tie ab-
senee Of material witnesses. The motion was
argued throughout The entire day by Messrs.
Cramp and Randolph, and Senators Simms and
Burnett, OF Kentucky, counsel for the defence,
and Mr.. Daniel. attorney for the Common
wealth. The Court, at & late tour last even
ing, decided to grant the motion, and the casa
was accordingly continued to the next term
commencing on the second Monday in June.
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An EYTKAoRDIsaRY CAsE-Ba!a5Tfdge g.
Atktns0a-Tne London Isa.es, of receut
date, contains the following report Of the most
extraordinary breach of promise case We re-
member to have read or heard Of
This was ALI action for breach Of promise
of marriage
Mr.. James, Q. G., and Mr.. Msule were coun-
sel for the pisinild, and Mr.. Overend, q Z,
was fur the defendant
Il appeared that the plaintiff Was person
who had long passed the period Of Juveniiisy,
being s. years Of age, aud the defendant was
of a corresponding age but their courtship
had been long one, having continued ever
since The plaintiff wss IL or Is years old, and
although failing TO result in a marriage, il had
ia tho earlier part of il, produced q child, a
daughter, who was now "a years Of age. The
reason given by the defendant for not fulfill
ing bis engagement was, that il was to come
OF condilionally only on the death of bis
mother, and, unfortunately for tile iovers, the
old lady lived to the extreme limis Of ~ years,
diving only in the spring Of last year but the
defendant refused 10 fulfill bis engagement
upon ths tardy happening Of this event, and
pleaded ,ns Statute Of Limi.alions, 10 which
The limited promise which he had At tirst made
was replied, the statute beginning 10 run from
tie breach only, and not from the making Of
the promise. The plaintiff was drssemAksr
living At Appisby, and the defendant q states y.
man. or farmer, in that neighborhood. The
rather extraordinary necessity was forced
upon the plaintiff Of calling. her illegisimAss
d.uQh,er 70 prove the p:omiss 70 marry, and
shs ststed that khs bad been put TO school a
Brough, and always treated kindiy BY the do
fendant and his mother, the latter OF whom
thew were 70 succeed In hsr house upon hSI
death, aud when her father and mcthe,
"sos married" She spoke 70 q number ol
conversions with her father, containing ex
pre essio.n Indicative Of his intention % marry
her uother. Tue main dispass was about shs
valas Of The property Of which ths dsiendan
was posssassd, and Of ths eajoymsat Of whiei
| shs padnai6 Aal baea Aspsivsd ~ ths breach
Of IL promise = larry ~, snl - taFy sss'
~ 2aM lauaeoa
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THE NORTHWESTERN ExpEpITIoN

From the hast information received we are
led to believe that our forces are returning
from their expedition in the Northwest. The
Siaunion Spectator mentions, as one Of tue re-
suits CT the expedition, that | 200 horses, 500
head of cattle, and considerable number of
sheep, have bean cent back, and are now near
Mount Solon, IN Augusta county. A portion
OF the expedition were at last accounts in Po-
cahon,ss county, and portion were in pur
suit Of some retreating Yankees About 700
prisoners were captured by our troops while
on this expedition.
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r,.pnAY MORNING. MAY l6, 1868


rhA
r,t. Of the great battles on the Kappa.
IL continue to come in-eaca one adding
thing 10 our previous knowledge of the
.,s which occurred, or correcting state
@s ",s made in the hurry Of writing coon after
SIN, Oar attention has been specially
~, 10 enc point not hitherto dwelt upon by
.o,r.scoudeut, though the fact has been
~ @si.1 TO by nearly all We refer 10 the quss-
50, Who commanded the corpsof the immor-
,..ksou when he was rendered hors du
-, and forced to leave the field 7 We
..r. r.es;ysd from authority which places the
..s,sn,nt beyond question the following par
-. which we briefly put On record, for
-. Information of our resders;
Ian Jackson made his grea. fank move
an, s,7siust the right and rear of the enemy
=, Saturday. Getting into position, he attack
a. ui,h his oorps sbout An hour before sunset,
-; driving the Eierenth corps of the Federals
,.f,re AiIn. routed and pushed them nearly to
rtznc,uorsyille. His assault was made a. the
a.B known locality of the Wilderness and
t.. contest will be known in history as The
p..,lAof the Wilderness" Soon after . . clock
.,niyh, Gen jackson received the wound
.-h,.b c.nsei his death, and about the Same
an. Gen A F. Hill. the ranking Major Gsn'l
.fhis eorps. was also disabled. Gen. Rodes.
saose heroic condaet made him q Major Gen
.,,I On tho battlefield, and who succeeded
u,u IN command, Immediately dispatched q
,,..sapger to Gen. j. 4. D. Stuart, who had pro-
,.~isi with detachment of cavalry towards
f.v. ford and on the arrival of that General
formally turned over the command to hin, with
,ta foI appreciation of General Hill, whose
wounds Disabled him from further participation,
.ya. py conference, in the battle. 1t was then
t,5 late 10 renew the battle, and Gen. Stuart
b1.,sj himself il reeryanizing the command,
l9-fyias up ammunition aud preparing every
,b;og for the struggle ne xt morning. Riding
inward aud down the lines, he scarcely closed
b. eyss throughout tAs night, and saw III per
"a .lAt Ali Was ready.
Adaylisht in the morning hs formed his
ne # battle, gave the order for his right To
.jgsuee, and soon engaged Hooker With the
.al,rs corps driving him from all his defences,
.cjdhDs his shattered troops In upon Chancel-
.srsylle, and iiasIly routing him completely,
sa4 sending him, thoroughly defeated back to
lie river This desperate contest, in which
Jackson unfinished work was completed, to
lie full satisfaction Of the iliQstrious colder
,yQa Place IN close vicinity 10, H. and all around
Ctaueeli9rsville 1t will be known as The
Bs..le OF Charlottesville These details of
l-a battles which terminated il the defeat of
Hooker sDi his ipslorious rout, are noted
w5Q4 the late occurrences on the Rappahan-
l5tA sll continue to possess paramount IL.
ts.tst.
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HEAVY CASE OF SwlNDLIS6--Ihs Rome

AHEAvr CASE OF SwINDLISo--Ths Rome
tGal Courier, noticing the arrival there of the
prisoners captured by Gen. Forrest, says:
The prisoners generally were remarkably
impuAent and in.uliing-esPeeialiy the oa-
cers. Oas Of their ottiesrs-a Major-was
publicly cursing Cen Forrest on the streets
for a scoundrel and rascal, stating that when
Forrsst demanded q surrender. tthe Yankee
nssotiators were trying 10 get The bsss terms
possible Forrest appeared suddenly to get
very mad swors he wou'd wait no longer ;
that he would ra,her kill the whole of them
than not ordered Liz couriers Immediately to
direct the commanders Of four separate bate
riss to place them ON separate points of hills /;
and ordered the commanders Of four separate
regiments TO bs formed Immediately at psrtic-
risr poiuts in line Of battle; and that the
cosrisrs actually dashed Oh as though they
were going 70 have these orders executed
and "a they dashed eif Forrest told them his
signal gun would bs fred in ten minutes.
whea, in fact, he sail the rascsls had bat two
little cannon and not more than . half regi-
msns Of men all toA; thst Forrest was moth,
ing but id swindler.
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TELEGRAPHICNEWS.


TuLLsHoMa, May l5--All quist in 'front.'
The Louisville Democrat. Of the iDth, has a
special dispatch from Murfteesboro', which
says that 3,oeo contrabands have been organ.
ICED, in composites Of thirty men each, Iowa.
Tenue sseeaHs commanding sach.company.
The Democrat says that the Supreme Court
OF Minnesota has decided that the law rassed
by the Legislature, susp~nding the privilege
to persons aiding the. rebellion Of sction Ia
the coarts, ~ unc institutional and void.
Tho Nashville Dispatch, Of the lO.h, says
that the Federal loss in the battles ON the Rap
pahannock WAS over Is, 200
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Iu7 KAID IL Eo2THWIsrsRs VIRGINIA.

The Wheeling IaFeHtgencer, of Saturday,
has the following:
The rebels had got az near Parkersburg yes
terday evening as Petroleum and were still on
their road. They will reconnOitre that place
and see what they can do. Failing to zee a
good chance TO 60 into to own they will turn of
to .4he left and strike out into the Writ aud
Kanawha county.
Ii is said they have captured great quantities
Of horses and cattle and other booty. So also
has the other column that was left around
Weston, and which is now reported TO be
moving off into Gilmer aud Braxton.
We hope that Gen. Roberts will be able to
show that he has been of come earthly &C
count thus far. There is a feeling of indigna-
ton tina. our military have been utsefly pow
eIless in the hands Of tais raid, aud have &C
Ia Liy been as much des?ised as 80 many men
ia buckram by the raiders.
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MATTERS IN MISSISSIPPI

INFORMATION was yesterday received. and il
stated to be reliable, that Jackson, the capital
OF miss'fs'ppi, had fsdlen into the hands Of
the enemy. We were prepared for this when
we learned that Raymond. which is in the same
county and only Afseen miles distant, had been
occupied by the Yankee forces. There was
no confirmation Of the reported fall Of Jack
son at the War Department late in the after.
noon of yesterday, rs We are informed
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Y.xxes YoRcss s1AR cHARL1sros.
-.a.nnnAnhx Of fhA PhiIa

YAxKeg YORcBs a4AR CHARLESTON
The Port Royal correspondents OF the Phiia
deiphia Ia4airer Gays;
future siege operations, Folly Island, and have
advanced up to within two hundred yards OF
Light House Inlet, whichseparates Folly from
Morris Island. Our troops are protected ny
esrthworks which they have thrown up
Guns will be mounted. and then the rebels,
who are in full visw Of our troops, strength
saing their position, and making i harder Tor
us 70 take when We advance, will receive the
compliments Of shells and other pref jsctiles OF
uacomfortabie eixs, which will materially in-
tsrfsrs with their labor.
Tue p:cksts Of 10th armies are 20 near that
conversation has been carried ON between
them, although every effort has bsen made 10
stop such psocsedings Propositions have
bssn made 81 the rebel picketa 70 exchange
tobacco for codse, and s.sit agreensns nas
bssn sntsrsd into By The piekses nos 70 hss
upoa each other.
Ths Ksoknk y slill lying OF Morris lalAn1,
anlths rebels, bses6ss gsetng ~ ~ g1ns, ass
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The IFOunded asd .Sack.-Is appears from
oitisi data tia. 100 woandsd men have been
brought from Caanceiiorsviiis 10 Richmond.-
sings that battle $50 siek have a,ao bean sent
70 Rchmond II il expected that during the
nexi thirty days one half OF the woundsd vii
te abls TO return to daty- La tie battle the
proportion of siighsIy wounded 70 those IA
sslly ipj 1rsd greatly exceeded that Of any pss.
yioas con.ss. between the Confederate and
Abolition troopa
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now employing them selves at night in carry.
ing Off the machinery In the day time our
eunboats modes,ly remind thess thieve, that
Uncle Sam yet considers his title coed to the
remainder Of the Keokuk's glory, and there
tsre during tue day the rebels omit their
IRON clad.
1t is not yet definitely known when the al
tack on Charleston will be resumed. S0ms Of
the iron -clads are lying ct Edisto Inlet, of
Folly leland, while another is still receiving
repairs in our harbor
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GGs. JAcKsos's RExAIss passed through
Lynchburg Wednesday evening. The city bella
were tollsd, minute guns were nrsd, and q
prce sssion Of the citizens attended tha body
Of ,he houorsd chisftsin through the city.
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ACEANAYN

LNFTY DOLLARS REWARD.-W;l be pat.
Il for tbs app-.h snsion OF my n, gro bsy
SAID boy Is shout Ii -ass old, badly grown II
Giug - bread color, looks eeun, has on the lsat
'ins OF lIs left wrkt s.ss scar, which causes tts
hsnd to be little stiff; h.a very thic- feet. The
above reward will be paid Tor him II caueh, out of
the county and S25 II caught In Abe county and
his delivery to roe or Confinement In ial 50 that
cas- get him. Ny rekiaeEee is th.ss miles from
Nsgrcfcot Hanover county IOD DUKR
my Ii - yQtS
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Prison Novals.-The military prison known
"A Castle Thunder has .lways had . hard
name from the number of bad ehArscssrs con.
iined within il wallA An Illustration VIII
serve 70 show the kind Of people corndsd 10
tie care Of Capt. Alexander, the eomnandsnt
~ ,hs nsss T1o Sundsys since tie pockets
Of a minister Of the gospel were dennasd oi
their contents while he wSs duplicating the
Throne OF Grace in behalf Of the in&aiss- -
Commsat 10 unnecessary.
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rel yALLAsDIGHAA CASH.

CIsctssArI, May l2-The motion for
writ cf ha5eas corpus in Mr.. Vallandigham's
case was argued yesterday before Judge Lea
viti United Sfates Circuit Court, and the ar
gument will be continued o-day.
Tbe Bue'l Court of Inquiry concladed its
labors yesterday, and adj djonrned ssne de. The
Court has been in session one hundred and
sixty i've days.
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fsie1s % TogAcco IN LrscaRyRs.-Tbs
Ifnshtarg k.Qablseaa says thas the tobacco
SfsAAs 4, the warehouses there Wednesday
we're larger than usual without being very
AsA'y, aid prices are away up ia the pic
s4fss The following bog gahsads sold At the
AAasxsd Per laG lbs:
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GoNE WEsT.-Six hundred Confedsrate
prisoners, fresh from Camp Chase, exchanged d
AID ssnt to Richmond, arrived at Chattanooga
last Sunday night. They are all officers.
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DlsTOYAL ykPRRS,

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-The sale or distribution
of the Ffeemaas Joarsaf, Of New York. the
New York Caaeasadn, the Co'nmbns tohtol
C,Isis the Democratic Journal of Jerseyville,
In. Chicago Tsmes, and the Dabnqas Herald,
has he N prohibited in this military district BY
General Davidson
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The n. Y. Times is printed on paper bought
in Belgium, a. seven to seven ard half cents
per pound.
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Nkw fOfK HATTtRS.

Yesterday the Let, 4th, and 20sh regiments
New York volunteers arrive in this city, and
were received by multitudes of citizens, mill
tary and civic professions were formed baa-
ners unfurled, saiutes fired. and various mani
fes.a,ious of delight exhibited.
Between four and five Thousand emig7s MS
from Earope arrived at this part last week
The Monarch of the Seas, from Liverpool yea
tsrday, had 923. Daring the voyage thee
were four births and three deaths.
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DUsAvAY-e!U REWARD.-Ivil nav ID,

DUSArAy-ei RENARD-I will pay the
IL above reward 70. ,he delivery to me- Of q ne.
sf, fnsn, II K tired by ne 70 tbs Nidloth,sp sl
Company, who sbsoon led a. Easter z ok Is ssout
fse: 10 ,r III ilchcs high. black, Of very cseer
iu eountenxnce and Iad4e sbcut 20 yes ars cid -
Re is blicklxyer aDi piasterer By t.de, and be.
longs to Robert 4 Jsehs son, OF Asdson II. Hs
was iast geea Ia BE anoad.
JIM CONRAD,
MP l6 5teod osrT ct tstwssn lIth snh lsth.
nsE HuaokxO and FIFTY DoLLA95
" kkWsRD -yhe above rev ard wlli be ps.d
fos the delivery to 1,s In Richmond Of M negro
girl AHA Said fi.l is e bright ulx.to ID Yexrs
ID, feet Inches high, r1s6iuHr siIs scd hsa on
when sue eft . dark ruerino d.ess Said airi lett
n,y premises Oh Sunday n'gh, last.
my lt-2'' JJAUOBs. e5 MIN ssrea
EFfY EoLLGa2 HIWsSr.--Sann'~.y fro,a
the sa5tc'ibeE, ca .as 8 iszt at the panviI!.
Depot. boy :OR0D sooG. % years OF age 5
fee. ten inthss hsh black sr.o1.h skir, srd lie
~ Hs had CT wher. hs l.f. tias fross ocat
d-ab overeoat, without sleeves; black h.. and
ns1psir .; bfos ues Hs was :cr11e.ly c-reS ~
Wnl Ruron. fsc, who reside. abou. IL ri'es shave
Rist and was sod 2e-s saost Size since by
John Ru.caoscn As oo,nailssi1ce-. Hs has bsea
working -bou: he CRY for 4 or yss,g. viii pay
the ahovs reward FOR his a., es. and dsivxry to
Eeszvs Lee Jan;es, Bic noId
Cy9 - VILLA Il THTREar.
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OAnP a1AR Hn1pBRsCxssuRo. VA
Aueu Is. le6a

Ay<l Is. leea 8
poRTsHOufH AID DoR1oLK OoUn-
TT s-l issseby a<asyusP myvsY eonMAaao -
rs-slseiion % he HOUSA Ot D1In0AfDo.
Ddsen from ycw hoDag ~ ths peA2o 019s
ron ere % ssAaieesd m 4zEsEeat PEERLESS - -
6ssfs, and dividsd sDcne 70 many reeiDo1 -
h woalA b imposabis foe - - - 20 ~ -
sonaiy. even though my military aasiss ane0e9
u the tsxv sykieh a skh saAsna - nsA -
tksu eoly say, that have ss<vs1 yoo - ~ -
Of nv aSi,tty, snA my ~ Sloettcn WooA1 - - -
q rreafytnR sa3srSatino oi ny eooese.
Yoau, "a
- 10-tdss CIV 8UkOAU0Bs
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PROGRESS CT 6eN. GRAxT.

PHCdEES F 0kN. GRANT.
CAIRO, April 1.-THE Memphis Bulletin
Gays:
We learn that jackson, Miss, is already
invested, aud that the rebels have no way OF
getting on; of Vicksburg but by cutting their
way through the natiopal forces.
The steamer Horizon, during al engage
mant at Grand Gu!f, ran i'll a snag and sunk
with l00, 900 rations on board, most Of which
were lost.
1t was the pon,oon bridge over Big Black
river that WAS destroyed, instead Of the Rail
road bridge.
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nNa gUsDgso EOLAgS aLWago-
b. pals for tia ssrrehension Ct lny boy, WILL
III H. uto le.t rny houze on SondsS rlornins lss.
Wi.iisxn Is stons lS eas ola. ki-ck locking, and
wzs pu.chased u n, Joseph Bru:n, who lives In
ziohmord. Fe Is thought 10 Re lUrkiLe sbou. III.
ci.7 The above reward viii he rsii tor LA cap
tc,e ard ds.Ve y TO ms q. rny houg., en- Leigh
stree. tctsscn Til sn1 b.
ra-9 ST. WILLIAM ALIEN.
n~E GUHcRED u0LLAgs sEWAsD-NnI
~ hs paid for ths delivery - nc, or lodged In
is.t 80 hat Sc, lin aga:s reero boy usned
TIlLIAz, calling hiu,ef Wiim W,lsinsoD,
-hn AMY II tbs LATER part Of Jcce Or asst Of
Juiy, .eSl, from ks@sya AGuzsisr ss6 Johnson
kespes Of the eecsgst0n Club Home, Ia Eief uloBd
20 whom te va hired William ID 1bcr. II years
cd a*cut s fsst inctes high ElsnGsr, s7n,Awhat
handy legged rattle. loyg faced, o,ysliowish brown
crnpisxir1 copddsu: Ia sreeoh 9ni maoner sId
much Inclined 10 fcppisLnass 10 6ress aa5 habits
h.Y. TO tsi.ve that be bs.ook Ainsss TO the
s,rVias OF sorae tfi,ar Isl .Sa Coof-dsre.s States
arzry. whi,a was ear RiohMoaj II tie tine be ran
away, xIti taat hs il Still nnoa. probsby ba such
gs-v.es. Any isafaF:ae;:on atcus thia bo7 e,uro
niea.ej 70 re or to his ~oWErr II uswGd II
4 eafaond) viii be thankfully Iscsiyed
AIehmoad Hay T. 1899. u HACHO.
S-7SH
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HTE EDHDgED DOLLARS EAWARD. -
E.a awsy, fec1a .he fss.!de atoms neas Kieh.
nond Gu OF about the III. February issi. Eay ns-
g-o a.aa pa1nsd BOB. Es 10 Of dsrf ,eoppe. eolor.
wears a Laus.sehe, epesks Ta;h.r In 4 low tone Of
vcice 81 Z: from SOLD, ana II aboa. ~ yesrs cid end
sboa. feet inshes Ia height viii give the
above reward IL gAeursd In jail, % .hs. ear get
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rar WARN rsaxxssyI.

MuRFREEsBoRo', Tenn, May S.-Wheeler's 8
division Of rebel cavalry has moved from its
position on our left, and advanced in force to
Livingston, with the evident intention of fall.
ing upon Carter, who is reported iuthe vicini-
ty Of jamestown.
This cavalry fo,cs is very formidable, and
the movement ia looked upon as serious.
B.sgxs infantry maintains its position, with
the intention of occupying our attention and to
prevent detachment being sent bslow to ill.,
tsrfere with Wheeler pans
FRAsKLIS, Temp, May GA flag of truce
from Spring Hill to-day reports Van Dorn's 8
death confirmed. He was slot by Dr. Peters,
not Major Cherry. There had long teen an
undue intimacy between Mrs. Peters and Gen
eral Van Dorm. DIR. Peters escaped to Nash
ville.
A letter from Colamtia to the Rebei says
three transports and two gunboats, descending
the Tennessee river OIL the 9th Of April, were
attacked by Col. Woodward, and the transports
were sunk. The gunboat escaped.