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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
TERRrTokY OF WASHINGTON,
THIRD JUDICIAL DIsrRtCr.

AHIhD SUDiCiAL DISTRICT.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to all whom II may
IN concern WHEREAS libel has been fled In
the District Court Of the United States for the
Territory Of Washington, and Third Judicial Die.
trict, on the 9Th day January, 4. D. 1858, BY
John J. McGilvra, ESQ.,, Prosecuting Attorney for
the United States Of America, against certain thir-
ty nine barrels of salt and three seines for reasons
and causes in the said libel mentioned, and pray.
ing the usual process, and monition Of the said
court, in that behalf, to be made.
Now therefore in pursuance of the monition
under the seal ofthe said court to directed aad
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming the said thirty nine barrels Of salt
and the said three seines, in any interested
therein, that they be and appear before the said
District Court to be held at the city Of Olympia,
in and for the Third Judicial District Of the Ter
r,tory Of Washington, ON the second Monday Of
March, A. d. 1863, the same being the ninth
day Of said month. at II o'clock in the forenoon
Of that day, (provided the same shalt be day Of
jurisdiction, otherwise on tho next day Of juris-
diction tlcrcafter,) then and there to interposs
their claims and to make their allegations in that
behalf
Dated at the city Of Olympia, this Path day Of
January, \. D. 1868. WV. HUNTINGTON,
U. $. Marshal for said Territory.
by 8. B. FARoo, Deputy
JOHN ]. Mc(iILvRA, Proctor for Libellants.
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f; c:.:,; ., :; S. x::s.'assi
In sx 8S.1ei Court Il the Thhas jSditaal s6lllx
trict, washiessss fsnissy. lifI
| To II. X. CARfsa: Yea are hereby notified
that iWill(ao ~ Minar hAs Alsb. , ,csstplsie
against you In said Court, which will come on to
bs heara st shs first tern It the Con, which shalla
commence more than three months after the 18th
day Of Dscembas, 1854, and unless you appear ~
said tsrn and answer, The same viii be taken I'd
eoslssssa, and The prayer thereof grated. Tbs /
object and prayervof said complaint 10 - recover
judgment against James Biles and said H.. K. Cas-,
Ter, Jointly aud severally indebted on three notes,
to said plaintiff, in the sam OF $a467, dollars, OF
Whereabouts, with intsres. = "a ~ 80.
.l' 31'T"I7' HLwoOD EVANS,
! ,l...t....,,.,.ls., Attorney for Plaintiff.
Complaint fled lee. lath, 1862 81; 6ms3
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O.yMrIA, w. r., Jan. -, 1868.
Editor Oreylasd Press

Editor Overland Pyess:
Sir:-In your paper Of the 18th inst, l
notice statement Of evidence which is given
40 my testimony upon the primary cxninina'
ton Of Mr.. Howe, had before Justices Bigs-
low and Head, together with some comment
and some additional statements made by the
writer of the article, which feel conscious
does me great injustice.
do not desire to have any newspaper con-
troversy with any person, nor upon any sub
ject. and shall have none upon this one.
do however deem it duty that I owe to my
family, to my friends and to myself to assert
and l desire to be distinctly understood that
l ,0;H. before the close Of this affair, prove to
the satisfaction Of both friend and enemy that
any insinuations that may have been made,
and any surmises that may have arisen reflect
ing upon myself were unmeritea by inc. The
truth Of the above assertion shall appear from
psr,,sal Of the facts AZ they shaN be derel-
Uped before the close.
s~ ..1 FRANK CLARK.
The following is the passage omitted in my
original " statement as sent to the Press for
publication:
"You will do me favor by inserting tho
above in your next issue, and by requesting
those journals that have copied the original
article to copy the above ALSO" +. &.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
TERRITORY Ov WASHINGTON,
THIRD JUDICIAL DIsrRIcr.

TERRiroRy Ov WAsHlxorox, ~.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom It may
~ concern .-WmERsAs = libel has been filed In
the District Court Of the United States, for the
Territory Of Washington, and Third Judicial Dis.
trct, this 9th day Of January, A. b., 1858, BY
John J. MeGflvra, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney for
the United States, for said District on behalf Of
the United States Of America, against . certain
sloop called the Brutus, her tackle, apparel and
furniture, nine five gallon cans Of alcohol, two
sacks of Hour weighing fifty pounds each, one
Jug Of English rum containing gallon, for
reasons and causes in the said libel mentioned
and praying the usual process and monition Of the
said court in that behalf to be made.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monitiOn
under the seal Of the said court to directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all
persons claiming the said sloop Brutus, her tackle
apparel, furniture and cargo, or In any manner
interested therein, that they be and appear before
the said District Court, to be held at the city Of
Olympia, In and for the Third Judicial District Of
the Territory Of Washington, on the second Monday
| Of March. a. u. 1869, the same being the ninth
day Of said month, at II clock In the forenoon
| Of that day provided the same shall be . day Of
jurisdiction. otherwise on the next day Of jursdic.
| ton thercaftcr.) Then and there TO interpOse
their claims and to make their allegations In that
behalf.
Dated at the city Of Olympia. this gath day Of
January, \. d. 1861. WV. HUNTINGTON,
U. s. Marshal for said Territory.
by 8. Il. FARGO, Deputy.
| Jonx J. Mc0iLvnA, Proctor for Libellsnts.
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FRANK CLARK.
BY TO.NIGHr'S STAGE.

San Francisco, Jan. 15.-On tho nth bal.
lot Of the Union caucus Of tho California
Legislature, for Senator, the vote stood as fol-
lows Phelps, 80; Sargent, -; CONFESS, 90;
Brown, S; Shafter. /. Rumor says. that
Conness. who holds the balance Of power, will
never 60 for Phelps. The general opinion
seems 10 be that Phelps has no show, and
that the fight is between Sargent and Con-
ness; and Sargent is ahead.
Nashville, Jan. 1.-Two transports, with
commissary storcs, were destroyed by the
rebel Gen. Wheeler, between here and Clarks.
vile.
Portland, (AIaine) Jan. Idiot. NJ. Nor
rill was elected L. 5. Senator yesterday.
indianapolis, Jan. l4.-lhos. A. Hendricks
was elected L. s. Senator for long torn.
Cairo, Jan. l4-HolIy Springs has been
evacuated aud almost holly burned.
Boston, Jan. 1.-THE public received and
welcomed tho California company.
st. Paul, jan. l4.-Ex.Gov. Ramsey was
elected u. S. Senator to-day.
Washington, Jan. To- Col. Will
liams, from the army Of the Potomac,
has just returned from Il scouting cxpc-
ditiOn, west of the Kappahannock sta
ton and Aide. lie obtained Informal
ton that SIS regiments have been sent
from the rebel army under Lee, to re-
intorcc Bragg in Tennessee.
San Francisco, Jan. 1j.-A private
dispatch received here, dated from
New York to-day, at noon, says that
Gold was quoted ut AZ premium, and
Sterling Exchange ut 164. Later rri-
vate dispatches say that Gold has
reached SO premium.
The Richmond Why says the Murfrecs-
boro' prisoners were to b. sent to Richmond.
The Yankee Government refused to receive
them unless the officers were given up also.
Of tho latter. some 200 will be held in con-
fnement. according to President Davis proc.
lamation. until Gen. Butler shall be delivered
up for punishment. Gen. Tuttlo received or.
ders from Washington not 10 send any Con.
fcderats officers south for exchange.
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SEEDS! SEEDSl!


We o1er the most Extensive assortment Of Fsssh
Eield, Garden, Fault, and Flower Seeds on ~
Pacific Coast, from the best growers In the United
States and Earope; comprising In part = Z,
900 lbs Alfalfa Clover Seed, pure growth, 1861.
5000 lbs. Red Glover Seed. - - a,R
1000 lbs. White Dutch Glover. e s1 -ses
5000 lbs. Timothy Grass Seed. a,aH .stai-
1000 lbs. Hungarian Grass Seed. t.tt.-t'-.
900 lbs. Millct Seed. -se.t t ,a .-se
900 Lbs. Luccrne Glover Seed. ap..4
80 bush. Red Top Grass Seed. .d g.. go
Is bush. Kentucky Blue Grass Seed.
20 bush. Rye Grass Seed. -sf. ..t ,Hr
20 bush. Mixed Lawn Grass Seed.
IS hush. Sanprair Glover Seed. s,., .a
10 bush. Sweet verssi Grass Seed.
10 bush. Created Dogtail Grass Seed. .l-
10 bush. California Prairie Glover. T..
500 he. Sugar Beet Seed. ...D.esf
500 he. Large Red Magic Wurtxel Beet.
800 bs. Long Blood Beet. .ie.,e Pei. l.a
200 ihe. Turnip Blood Beet. ia-a
500 he. Rata Baga Turnip Seed. r. ~rp1
200 lbs. Early White Dutch Turnip Seed.
200 ne. Red Top Turnip Seed. = 1-.E
200 he. Long Orange Carrot. rat at
100 be. White Belgian Carrot. 1913. r-.
400 ibs. Assorted Onion Seed. rtf, 20,
1000 ibs. TOP ONIONS. sSi e't.
Together with all the varieties required 3D.
Horticultural Implements, Hedge Shears, Pruning
Shears, Spring Hedge Shears, Pruning and Bud.
ding Knifes, Saws, ETC., etc. '''' ''."
Boxes Of 100 papers assorted seeds put up e.
made 10 the trade. T'a '" ~
We have very fine assortment Of Dutch Bulboui
Floweriag Roots, which We can pack to 60 secure
for any distance.
Catalogues sent on application.
All orders addressed to '.
Up. SWEENY CO., . ..'........
4o6 Cal, San Francisco. -.
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Sllerin,a ealp,

.H
RY virtue Of a. execution isssed BY tho clerk
Dof the District court, OF the third Judicial
District, and {, me directed, have levied upos,
seized, and taken into sxecution, the following
described property, to wit: Lsad Claim .knovm
~ the property Of A. w. and Jsrusha Stewart,
and more particularly described - the south half
Of the southeast quarter Of section fifteen soutl-
west quarter Of the s0ath-west quarter Of section
fourteen: and the northwest quarter Of the north
west quarter Of section twcnty.three, township
IL NORTH, range one west, containing l6Q acres Of
land, more or less, all lying aud being ia fhurston
county, w. T.. and will proceed to sell The Same
directs, to the highest bidder for cash, on Satur-
day, the 7th day Of February, 1868, at the hour
at O'Clock, p. N. The above land claim 10 we'll
located, and has from do l7asssS ead1sSiA-
provement; also, good dwelling house aad barn
attached. The ohjectof said sale h 10 satisfy
tie sum q 40 $500 dollars, with Interest from,
the 9Th day Of August, Al iesl, ~ the iat1 Of
two per cent. per month until paid. a4o's a ~
Also, BY yirtse Of two other executions to mo
directed ftodh thu district Sonrt d slidthird ju-
dicisl district, y faver Of WIN. Ayersy assignee
Of VIM. Rutledge and D: Ellis Wills, for The sum
Pc; cont per 'scsss ussii PAID, ssd aso dollars
with ipterest At the rate Of two pr cept.AusDth
from the NH dAy Of January, A. b., 1Set, until
paid, have levied upon, seised aud taken into
s.seasieS "a vill sell on, ~ essei.ss ~ the
Saturday, tho iAth day Of February, - ths Isor
Of ono o'clock, r.. n, the following described
property, to-wit: Land Or tovp lots beise a1)ln-
Ing in Swans addition 10 The, town Of Olympia,
and moro particularly described on the town plat
- lots No. and 10 (nins and ten) ia block ~,
= ssshs. with shs dv'lnsg hoyss aud ous-hoass'
rr ~ go r.. - r. y. NOxLMS r.gr
Sh'6 Of Tharstcn CO., W. +.
q Olympia ian. ~, -. s4a.'sss ara. (ns-Asxs
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y. 3. Tax Notice. ~
A IL residents Of Thurston County, who have
IA made application TO, and been assessed ny
the U. 8. Assessor Of Internal Revenue, can now
procure their licenses by calling at the Office Of
the undersigned. ross '.... '.a.
Brewers, butchers, and all others who have sPc.
cific or I'D valorum duties assessed, should pay
tho same at the present tire. IL
II not paid within 10 days, ten per centnm may
be added 70 the amount, now due BY the delin.
quents. II. A GOLDSBOROUGH,
U. 8. Collector Washington Territory.
Olympia, W. T., Jan. II, 1868. l0;2w
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1NO whomsoever Il may concern: The Assist
II ant Assessor lists. valuation and sppmers.
lions made and taken within the county Of Thus
ton, Territory Of Warrington, will be ready for
examination vt my ONCE In Olympus, county Of
Thurston, and will remain open for examination
for the space Of fifteen days from the 27th Deem
Der, 1852. -. -, -,
On the first day after tbs cxpiration Of the 6f:
teen days Is aforesaid, will be present At my Of.
fee Aforesaid, t6skeas III appeals d6d determine,
according to law aud right relative to any error
neous or excessive valuations or enumeratons that
shall have been assessed. All person who shall
apply for that purpose must set forth their appesls
in writing, and must specify tho particular cause
matter, OF thing respecting which decision isrre.
quested, and must state the ground or principle
Of inequality or error complained Of. A. silfp4s
JOHN U. SPARKS, Ys5rsi .. -
.te -a U. 8. Assessor, 1isg
. District Of w. T.
7:w2 10"
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON,
County Of Thurston,

COuhty Of ThuFSt6n, ~ -'T-'
In the District Court Of the Third Judicial District.
To ENOCH H. WILSON : You are hereby noti-
fed that Henry Rosder has Aled complaint
against e. II. Wilson 1 Co., In said court, which
will come on to be heard at the 6rst term Of the
court, which shall commence more than three
months aftcr the goth day Of December, 1859, and
unless yon appear At sA'd tern sad eeevsr, the
thereof granted. So
The object and prayer Of said complaint u to re-
cover Judgment upon promissory aote given by
said r. II. Wilson Co. 70 PLAINTIFF Juns seth,
1883, for $500, with interest st legal rate non the
ELwOOD EVANS,
Attorney for n. Roedsr.
Complaint filed Dee. Is, 1858. sims
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make q pack-trail and wagon road from Cape
iIorn to the Cascades in Clarke and Skamania
counties, was passed.
An act TO incorporate the Skokomish and We.
nachce road company, was passed.
An act to establish a pilotage on the Columbia
river and Shoalwater Bay, was passed.
An act to suppress houses of ill-fame, was
Council bill, an act to pay DR.. J. B. Cole for
uyofes sional services, was passed.
An act to pay L. Jackson, sheriff ofWalla Walla
county, was passed.
An act to dissolve the bonds OF matrimony be-
tween Jared C. Brown and Josephine Brown, his
wife, was passed.
An act to dissolve the bonds Of matrimouy be-
tween John Stout and Eliza Stout, his wife, was
P' An act to dissolve the bonds of matrimony be-
tween Ben Whiting and Mary Whiting, his wife,
was passed.
motion to adjourn was lost.
Mr.. Fletcher stated that they had disposed Of q
Savage case, Stout case, and there WAS Rich
An net to dissolve the bonds of matrimouy be-
tween j. w. McCuller and Isabella, his wife, was
passed.
House Joint Resolution in reference TO the war,
was made the special order for Tomorrow, a. IL
o'clock.
Council bill, an act to authorize A. Galloway
and associates to construct q ferry across Snake
River, at Fort Hall, passed,
Council bill, an act to authorize Roork, Thatch-
or. and others to. make apack-trail from Payctte
River to Grimes Creek, was passed.
An act to provide for the docket fee OF the
Judge of the LIST Judicial District, was passed.
An act to regulate the surveying and measure
ment of lumber in logs was passed, after some
amendments being adopted
An act to DAY for collecting Of certain Of taxes
of the United States, was passed.
An act to authorize the County Commissioners
in certain cases to sell and convey scho0liands et
private sale, was passed.
An act to dissolve the bonds Of matrimony be-
tween John Smith and Mary Ann Smith, was
passed. ~
Council bill, an act to authorize ID. II. FOCUS
and others to construct ferry on Snake river, was
passed. ny r,...
and others to build bridge across the east fork
Of the Payctte river, was passed.
c. b. an act to authorize j. N. Moore to con-
struct ferry across Snake river, was passed.
G.. b, an act to authorize p. II. Stanford and II.
NJ Chase to construct Al ferry across Snake river,
G. b. an act to authorize d. II. Aldcrs to con-
struct ferry across Boise river at the crossing of
1862, was passed.
en-. An act to authorize Sanford Owens to
construct ferry across the Payctte river was
passed.
An act to authorize W. NJ. Powcrsto construct n
ferry on the north fork Of the Payettc river, was
passed.
There being no quorum present the House
stood adjourned but the Speaker entertained the
motion for call of the House.
When u quorum was present Mr.. Smith moved
to adjourn, which was carried.
House adjourned till tomorrow.
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TsaaIroRy o. WAsaixoroSr( 49,, .y--v,ai
County Of Thurston. * ----
In the District Court Of the I'd Judicial District,
Wasbington Territory. sssa 7i.t -as.,,,fH .
To II. X. CARrER: You ore hereby ne%issd that
Thorntoa T. hcElroy has Sled sceaplaiss against
you In said Court, which will coac ~ tohs hoard
at the 6rst term Of the Court, which shall CONF
mence more than three months after the 18th day
Of December, 1859, and unless you appear at said
term and answer, the same viii be i(ksn - COR
fcseedlspl ths prayer hfrecfSfantSd. ~ b!1est
a.d prayer Of said compaaist ID t. r(eof@r jidf-
ment against James Biles aud said II. K. Carter.
jointly ..d :svs;ally indehted To- :sn !lalntii in
interest from Sept 18th, 1854, according to tenor
Of said ne,s. - ~ ~. ELMOODs EVANS,
..,..s..a.-,. Attorney, for Plsipti6.
,conplAist sled Dec. lsth I, 1s@~s .EA9tIl1sff
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= sa,+ GLOVE ANODYNE
r 90 r n A CN e y ROPS,
step, Cures n enc nl1nuteill
.,sp, e. a, ONLY IS CTS, .a,
Clovs Axopvxs will not lnjare~ the guns or
teeth, or unpleasantly affect the breath.
READ wNATDENT7S7S sAYOFIT.
Mcssr,. A. b. 1 D. SANDS, Oessie~m: In the
courss Of my practice, l have extensively used
Your Glove Anodyne with much success, for he
relief Of the Toothache and - constantly rec
ommend Il to my patients, Idsem Il bat Jest Ia la
form You Of the high opinion have OIL over 9TH
or remedies. am yours very respecteall,
N. LEVITT, Ds~tiss
Will be sent ftce per Nail 10 any part At he
United States upon tho receipt Of 80 cents In post
ago stamps.
Prepared by A. q. tn. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton street, corner Of william, New York.
For sale rs DR.. WILLARD. Olympia.
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- The Legislature aajourns s;ae de
next Thursday. 29th inst. W.
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PAN-TEc-NA.THsC.A.- magnificent
panorams will be on exhibition at Washington
Hall ON Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. showing the City Of Washington
Niagara Falls. White. Mountains, Mammoth
Gave. voyage across the Atlantic with storm
at sea. scenery on the river Rhine, tho Alps
ruins If Pompcii. eruption Of Mt vsauvias
etc. The press Of Oregon and California have
spoken very highly Of this exhibition. W.
hope al will attend. t+ff. ',t"
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+; Cosssy q TSssssss. y. ssa ..oe,es

''c oss;yy q = x1ss: sssssss. ss s ID
Ia ths District Cssrt ef The "a Judicial Dsis,es.,
TEA. r. AiseAs o. e. MlssAa, y Yaa ~ it1ts-
BY eotlaed that y. G. warbsss, has taksn.aa ..
peal from Tho jadsmsst rendsrs& " ~ RaSaIg.,
justice Of the peaee Of .Lewi1 sc6aaty. Ok he
eisssesash az : pa, 10 ysSrtl5 sun Of any.
~ dslsassAnl 3s.lOo keklhst said warbass, nd
u fvoe Ell. ,Nlnear, VIE was iaed - delbagaat
thsseln, Which appeal viii eems o. 10 ee heard q
the drst term Of he Court which S)s6n Oummeaee
more thaa.thrse moeths after the seth day o. Nov
ember, lo03. 'AUd tnless you appear 1t ssi,l
term, jadgsasat wntts takss tgeSkfiuM.
:e,i&1sif a@'sie4usssR y. ft3sNAnDA00,
Plaintiff and appellant.
" Olympia. ". T., nov. IS. isos. sssIa3:nsT
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~ Remember the Ball at Washington
Hail. give Kellstt . call. great folks and small
and ANY other man who wishes to have On
agreeable evening On Thursday next.
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Territory Of Washington, .. Justice Court,
County Of Cowlits. d. Esquire Crawford.
James Galloway, Plaintiff. - -

Ito WsttsAN rrHrnay, llefendants FYps &c hett<
by aotified that the above named plaintiff has
flied hls complsnt against you, In the above enti-
tied court, to the sum Of one hundred dol
lars for the purchase Of one yoke Of oxen, ahupt
the first OF July, 1867, now unless you appear}n
1863, At his oiSice in the schoo-house pssr Collns
Store In said county, at the hour Of ten O'Clock
\. H., and answer said complaint, the same will
be taken ~ confessed and the prayer thereof giant
ed BY the said court. ID L.. - a. l.,,..ienr aga
.'ra ..s. s.s PETER CRAWFORD, ,e,g
\ Justice Of the Peace in and for Cowlits county,
W. T.. bid. .....,a Ia .,i,, .3.,s.- -
Nov. H. 1862. l;m3 fiss sns Il .tej..'as
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~ We are having pleasant weather fos
! winter. .''' s'.' .'f''4' .'-s.' "-+' -s-
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- - - Sk'6 Of f6aarstcn e., ". -
Olympia Ssn. 10, -. W g. isss srss (ns-Asxs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-09
From Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 6.-All is quiet
along the lines to-day.
The enemy kept up lazy fire from a
20-pounder gun on the crest of Lookout,
occasionally reaching our lines.
They varied the entertainment this af-
ternoon by throwing number of shells
inside their own lines. This strange
conduct excites considerable comment.
Last night several rebel camps disap-
peared from the front on our right, and
information leads us to the belief that
Braggs army has been weakened recent
ly, for some purpose not yetsrevealed.
Longstreet's headquarters have been es-
tablished on Lookout Mountain, which
is held by a strong force.
IL is estimated that the rebels nave ex-
pended $4,000 worth of ammunition
from Lookout, and killed one Federal
soldier, and wounded another. Both
casualties were in the west valley.
Twelve deserters from a Kentucky
rebel regiment came in to-day They
report their whole regiment ready to fol-
low at the first opportunity.
Since Bragg has been cut off from
East Tennessee, rations have been short
Since the opening of the river route,
we have been in daily communication
with Bridgeport, and supplies come up
rapidly. Our lines of communication
are perfect.