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BY 10. MEG IRE co., Auctionesrs.
THRUSTEE's SALE OF FRAME DWELLING.
Il HOUSE AND LOT OH srRslr HoRrH. Bsfw EEH
NEW yERsEY AyKHUk AID FIRST sTasRf WESTON
MONDAY AFfEKNOON, November 2Sd, 1t
O'Clock, on the premises by virtue ofa deed OF
trust, dated Jan ~ 1852 and daily recorded in Libsr
J. g.. No: Is. foiios $685. ct seq Of the Ia I'D
records for Wasanston county. d Il sasil sell
north L street. between New Jersey sven aud
FIRST street and ming back l6l feet inohe, ts
story Frame House with back bu.ldins and . frame
stable in rear.
Terms cash.
Convey ances at cost Of purchaser.
zSAMUEL T. DROWN, Trustee.
CHARLES T. GRIFFITH, SalesmAn.
OCH 9Aw6d6 J. G. MCGUIRE 90
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OU n & = 81
LIZ E5. 10 o N g 6
Just re ceiyt0 per steamer
Is Epsmelied Cloth covered Loun sss,
% Damask covered Lounges.
which We fer as prices that defy DOM petition
TO 81 - BONTZ & GRIRfITH,
"a. eos eo6t $50 7th street, between I and
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hauled of out Of range Of snail arms, aai
shelled furisusIy. The other boat was landing
men at ST. Matys on Tuesday.
An abolition fleet consisting or pns irsn- clad
with turret, four gunboats and one lniortar
boat again attacked Fort McAIlisitr at Genesis
Point this morning at twonty minutes df eight
O'Clock. and cdntEnusd until 2 in the alter
nocn, when the enoiny retired whipped again.
The bpnbarine1t was more furious thanl the
last. The only person killed wai Maj John
B. Gassi. cOrnrnaidsr Of the Fort. A Shell
struck him on the head The following xe1e
slightly woun3e Priyates John Graz, John
Hahop, and WIN. harbour. of tic Repnbfcap
blues; John Dillon and Pcter Brady Of the
Emmett Rifles TLe-fag stsfr Of the irDn-Iclad
vas shot away She was anchorkd in d tlIous.
and 5Arss~of thsIfott. She retired esitidntly
iissjjarFd as she dHd pot reply tosi.ots fron the
fort when retiring Though parapet fFobt OF
one Of the guns was entirely dfnolishsd. the
men remained flrsl. There was 20 excite.hent
but the best spirits prevailed.
cH4KLEsroS, Fsbl 1.--Y yesterday P d.. Gen.
BsauHsgard placid D steamer stltho disposal Of
the foreign ConsllIs 10 see for themselves that
no blockade existed The French and s pan.
ISL censuIs, accSEnPanied by Gen. Ripley ac-
eeptea the invitation. The British Co4sul
with The corsmanslsr Of the British war steam
er Pe8rel had prey FousIy sone f ye mites be
Joad tho usual aSchsrage OF the blockade. and
could see nothing Of them with the glass. t.ats
in tho evening fur blockadsrs re appesred
keepiHs far out This evening AllaFge number
Of bloeSAaers ars| |iH sight bnt Keep steam up,
oyideiltIyf ready 10 run.
Lieut.. shsldsn and chief engineer T en- Ible,
Of tho Yankee gdh9oat Flainbeau, " srb zap
TIRED by our scefii on Balls leland last night4
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I ALL CONFEDERlTE OFF7CERs AMI TTV
II Who have been capIufcd and paroicd IN rirrin-
. and H1uland. a. anJ tine fron the berirrir9 81
1ostilliies % he lEt 81 forcuber. ISL kart keen
duly exchanged and are hereby 80 teclaref
= Al Cocledfrate l5clrs And men uho have berr
- l.eIeo - Aitels L.1qlng q James RIVER a any
tlne prerious % tbe 18th q Noreulber 1Sf1 hnTs
been duly excl anged and are hereby - declarta
= All Ccniederate C1icefs and men Who have bren
S.-tS-se ~ ,c-sreI - ssIlsippl, rrcEcus 70 The
- - y cotsn 9er ISL e1d including sid date. have
80 ---t e-o1-nseos -1q are lezee[ - declared
ROBt-RT oCI.D.
S.ny- Isl Agent of Etdhnnrc.
- - o,ulncrn Papers copy ana send ac4uunts %
var Dslartneat. a Rlehn1a1--[ [RishEno3d =.
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YAM zee Account of the Capture of Arkan-
ses Post.

Fcorrespondence Of the Cincinnati Connerci4II
cAIno Jao- I7.-1he Memphis Bulletin oi toe
lbth has the following from parties arrived 4 Asn-
phis aIn Arkansas Post, 6a the d=hpatch boat kei.
l5gg. On SafurdaylLe main position OF the enemy
Nas attacked BY tha Ehrce iron cal giabosts ~ s
vile. Cincinnati. aa1 No11d Ctyl and three l-ht
dfauFhts, the laftef haFiRg enfefed the Afkatsts
river ffom brauch Df ths White uver, which ap-
pro4ches the fort forty miles above the mouth.
Arkansas Pest i place sitnated af, and f7rtii-
cation for the deieneK the bend Or the river. bf
regular horse shoe shape. Il has Tor many inohths
been much boasted rf BY the Confder1fes a. EFo,
50 we'll lsrfiied as tu be extremely fortRld4blc-
Al point Hifs above The iott. where perions
II the fort were unahe t1see what Vas due troops
Nere disembarked Eanboats proceeded Tp the tv>
cr takin poeitions above the lott rs we'll be lew
% 10 be alsie 10 rase / With their heavy pie
The aud forces uea hfime arrived. The rear dlfi8
ion. uader Sherman found In proceeding tack spsne
distance, thAt baYu interrupted progress IN the
way desired and be returned and choose IDufe more
tlsor4ble for intend< operations Another division.
meant ile took up ine Of march some hat nearer
the Lcity OF the uft, and escaped the o5strucf "a
Of the tayeu- Other olstructions existed. however.
u the shape of rde bits which 10 became netes3ary
70 flank ~ Advancing TO the farte nifty t1e
river; This was not done without consderabe fkir
niships, which consumes the remainder Of Saturday
lnefe VAS soue loss IN these proceedngs and ab1ut
sixty pfrke enemy most IF whom we're Uoanded
81 into the Federal ines BY Histake and we're taken
prisoue7s- II j. nearly dark before The Federal
f8FceS hid far adfnced have the fort IN jail
view rehdy for storiffng next morning.
While their Operations were proeeeding on. And
the ginboats had taken position, ard little bei9re
dRrk smart artillery fght took place. which The
ehlly eosing in Of darkness cut sh0rt The trt shall
fired by the enemy struck lisnlenhnt Of the Il3tL
Illinois shzftering bis leg The next nf1g khe
land fcrces found that the enemy. having lost 1eir
ride pits, had throWn up sew entreachments- Ihass
they proceeded 70 attack, and also 10 secure psi
p
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Frauds In Illinois Fxposed.

GnEx1DA, Jan 25.-Reliats infDrinsltioIi
from memphis has been receiveii. ihht many
of Giants men llAd to be forced. at the Z oint
Of the bayonst, to enb ark on tho boats bound
for vESksburg
II was reported at Memphis that the Con
fedsrAtcs taptnrea at Arkansas Post. 250d in
number, becoming exasperated by cruel tt eat
rneut aud the absence Of absolute necessa ries
-four having died from the effects of hubger
and coid--overelne theIf guards, burned the
boats and escaped.
The Chicago Times OF the 1 9Th saws that
two h,sndred and twenty-eigiit THOUSAND ldoi-
lars ef gold has been abstracffd from the ILL
LIS State treasury and replaced by ire tnry
notes, and that more than two-thirds OF the
money III the treasury is green-backsl The
iiew Democratic treasurer is briaging star tlirg
iraudsto light. All Illinois State taxes are
payable in specie
81 The Indiana Legislature has voted do,bn /.
resolution appointing committee 70 inqsIire
into Secret soeieties opposed to the goyern-
tnent
Gtlvern0r Merton. II appears refuses td de-
liver his message to the Legislature The ma
jorit5 say he must come down and obey the
Constitution
A republican fneeting. addressed by Gov.
Morton, passed resolutions urging the extern
son 81 the military authority over every 5satt
and faF0ring Strong central governmeff.
Tile Democrats are stated u be on the sllert
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ofhs 4ssz Mississippi. Regiment in shs battle
al lfs.1refs5pr9. De. 3lsf. 1862

Of he 4stt Mississippi, Regiment, ~ le bail.
al lft.frefs5pr3, De. 3lsf. 1862
Hs.o' 4. s7rn Rss : Mss ISFaArsr.l
Camp Price (Eear) wintheeter. Tenn Jan II. I
ED1roE REEzL: Please puhiish the following nsi
OF casualties IN COL A. B. Harden's the 18th Mss
Regiment. wonds Brisane. CicbuTn's dirisiou: L.
Col. chailsoa sonrAanding
J,hn T.. .Kt N ss.aat MAJOR missing.
Go. Lieut. Tii- P Conner commanding.
1t ieni fh'.s y Conner. missing. Killed. 7
McBitf W6aaisi-0 Bird. } W Barlow J
Ne Hafce- Missing. Weich. IL S-Tgt J " Kid
doc "a Ser-t Frank B Merrill
Go. B-2d Lieut. hcShane corn-aldinE- Kissing,
Lieut. n NcShane.J W MluldirE. A E5wlri9. A ~
Parton. woanaed-s Adams; u nckenny.
CO. cd Tieilt Anderson couin-tldiur.
Wpnnded-J BlteInan. y Clark. Y Pafkef-
yinsoe. MlS.Iner il Sergt Jno Z sieveh-oh. 2nd
Seret " ncSair- corpi Gilbert Clark
CO. Dist I-iru; wm Fox car1msndi5g- Klied-
7d Lieut. : : fallseli-i WUutded--lst l-ierf Wm
Fox J Harris. " Bennett. u Howart. A J
DicksD1. G \ Il.ck-on z Il Tempeton. II Z Easter-
wood Missing J /. Itcnretf J |. Arnold. } Pyro1.
n Dpdlitile. " Arnold. I Il Cumming.
Co. + -lst Lisgt A 4 Boyd eomuanding- Killed
Corr I, fiCriiou- p-oualed--2d Lieut. Y " aur-
ray sergt } Martin. J = Williams B Terry.
Missing: Corp H4TsF, 4 BIRD. G-iien.
Co F-CaFt / Ncrett cor1uaudinr killed
J d Bozemin- Wuund-d-Capt Nerett- >erEt
" r. Hester Isl Srryt samuel Asbery, Jn0 Key. !
7 Gerpdey. r Herrett. 4 l.9key- Aissiag- "a
Ii Street Scrrs g " Frazier W Tcmpson. San 7
EcNnlty. Il Nurrty, A Dlrneft-
Co. g. Capt J d Frszisr' conmanding killed
Capt d Fflzier Wounlei--J Sesctr. J X Charn-
biers Missing @ u I.iddei serEf II Better. SsrKt
D West. Corpi 3 Deavsrs. JnoE shelton. \
JoAns1n, " Rls-d-th. \ rarke-. Iaunoi- 9 d
Speck Dck-P & Wagcrs. p ) Yonng. Cor
den " Hamher, II J Stevenson, A Sierens0n
Jno Morgan J 9 tiosrbF A Ranlc, i L Hall. J "
Wiginrton, Armstrong. G slack
Co. k-Capt. Il1n White commanclrg- Killed
E F9ispn- w2tzdei 1c.Pt Ion White. J n kelsey
I A Homer ; 4 Simm. Cox Missing - Lient
A 7 Wolfe, J y BIadueu. Ni1on FloEors. 4 feafh-
eriy Tt ser- Morrison. lth Ser2t Aiic Mitch
eif. ID Ser<t Jno A Stcwart. 81 SeTgt A Waugh
Corp J Malief, II Hackier-
Many II tie missing are re ported wo1ndef and
. few killed. bat they are DoF nov reported as Ne
wish te be confident Of that fact, before pubii.h1g
1t as oHcial- This was formerly known a. Hafdrss
ties sd Mississippi regiment
FRAxK FosTEE, JE.
- Lieut. a1d dJf.
Mss ipplan. Grenaaa Appeal and Hind- Consty
Gazette, ple4se copy
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R~v. - -Br.drh.pr. Prl-rlr-I.
TIE nexf Se1.inn a t1is lnrtliutr rin or'
- ~ The fII.SI MONDAY ur 1ann1ry lsg-.
oe 11rccllo1 and prclrIzorshi u u he Rev NJ
sh4E, ubo hag hi charge e u ~ he
uorItn
Ihe Ir1Ecc. m nnkinr tbs snnolrccnrul|
uu1t cepeclaLT nppeal @ al cIli1nrs NJ
d1nE1l1r1 @ cd1calf. @ a1nd ten C ms fret
Mr. br1cshHW has kai tharre of fi.e schocl
40 IS nc1tts turicr utic1 tine te Is ~
lufle, an We -siEht say. unirersnl z1tls,lctirr,
Iril.ieef, p.ttc1s ard DIT ils- Ihere SEVER -
ter Tine lor men - eturafe her tEurtlerE ~
-r1nne1 - ? ientI- eFe-ytli1E = farrntr rairr'
tup pr-ccs. snd re Tuiflcn 70 his Srhocl /, ~
th1t vas uhrn frcrythinE wns ~ lor fE
What excnse car t1Err e nov Tor = M ~
.ecl1 70 ecucats bil dnnEhief, Ncnc- Dccar.
n tleFeland = hinllhy lucaIlly, We have an IN
Hltc A. e1cr Dent Iu1iroc,cr. aitel y Eu1.tirn
4 4nslsla -. . instruct al Who mar arrr
tnsr patrcuagr- Let ore nnd al PA Irfeir Il
otoe uheel And buld up s1ch Schocl - y Il
l1cA.c1l1blc bo1eft 10 - and az ho1or t. car I
Ne have ne luildinr ard we have Z ( Tcarhr'
ba-.nce oeFclres rpu1 TIE recQlc- y = knre Ih
nnblT perform ttlir tnsy.
The Trustees 1re thankfrl e Iae fffrrrr
patronage testsred uI.cr NJ E-ad-hzr hrrr
and are Eisi % knor thai n,.dtr IL atnlris,
O. he InItiirficr has not iori any ~ tke errisl'
laficn II Eusta inei in tht better dsys ur ths
e.
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LETTER FROM TuLLAHosIAE Il

Especial Correspondence Of lie Daily Rebelh
TuLLAHouA, TExS.. Jan. sc. 1883
A military execution took place to-day W.
G.-Aekcrman, private in Company u 1A1
Louisiana Infantry. deserted from his com
mand October 5, e62, near LandasteE, Ken
lucky. and afterwards joined an Ohib Regi-
nent which was engaged in the fgEt at MrF
freesboro' on "Wednesday 3lst December, atd
portion of which were taken prisoneEs.
The prisoners were paroled as fast as they
were brought to Murfrecsboro. and "a Ackerman
was duly paroed with the others, but on Fri
day morning after tie battle. Cen. Bragg d.
rected that three hui indeed Of the paroled Fed
erals be sent to the battlefield to bury the
Federal dead. Abon at twelve hundred were On
the cars for chattan pogl and the thIee hub
drcd were taken fro IN this number and sent 10
the field Shortly after aSlriving OF. the fela.
sone Of the 1st Loui4 iauaf Regiment reepgnized
Ackerlnan and pointed lam out tdla4 officer.
who ordered him 10 be returned to ChhEtanbp-
ga toStbe Provost Marshal He was hftefwartls
fplly identfedhy officers and men of his forr-.
mer Regiment, and WAS placed in close con
fnement If
Post, where he was tried by general Court
Martial, and sentenced tc. be executed on FHil
day Both January,iiH the presence Of the lbt
Louisiana Infantry
At o'clock tho firing detail of twelve lmgri
were drawn up before the Provost Guard
House. and the prisoner was brought put aHd
seated on his colin in tie wagon, guarded ~
eight men, and proceeded TO the e7scuti9n
ground, the drum and fife playing the solemn
notes of the dead march.
Arriving at the ground the prisoner was
conveyed 10 the stake, before which the 6tst
Louisiana Infantry were drawn up in line pf
battle, and was securely tied thereto. tie fir
ing detail were marched to. within twelve
PAGES OF the prisoner The proceedings ana
sentence of tho Court we're then read by stlHe
Adjutart of the Regiment. after which tie
prisoner said = Gopd-hye boys" The order
was then given, ready-aim-6 /; four bullets
entered the tlody of the prisoner, his head fal
on the left siie, and gradually settled On his
breast; he v as killed Instantly last words
: take good aim ! v ere uttered at the wo#dI
aim. another second and3he was launched into
eternity. He died brayely refusing to have
his eyes bandaged. and standing firm ana mo-
tionless He was native Of Germany abohs
twenty Eve years III, ana five feet seven Inebs,s
in height. tE1
After examination by the Surgeon. be VII
placed in his coffin and carried of for buriAI.
and the detail that had but few u9metIEs
since marched to tile air of the " Dead hiarca|a
returned TO camp with the quick step 10 kld
tune of Dixie IEI4
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N1I-NA NlAa flAtr o. lotSCElTT1Cf. !.
knoxri -. jHr- icth. 1s63- (.
N 1uthcrized ~ tle csunandirr Ccnernl 4
IL th1l a. ao1n a. a. lie ccrerrir'rs ~ 49, I
ent co1niitn hare len talied - sle rtr,tr-rruSI
rallroaes rruFrst1nd uther gnares ruuurnsir'
1cers of PcEfs aDd dttsr rhnenfs rfIl rrcrErr
- AIIesl Al nale raiie rltlrrn1 q rcnsrrirf = :
cannot thtw rertIecafr q ertr r,tsor ffc-- -
ton. clsrh1fEs firm serFice ~ 1ea.cn "a
Iurnisned, a Substitute in fhs AMI. ~
t.rAcrIt Ct employ nat Ia fhr krrerr r.rrf -
1ereArer al certificates rf fzrrrrrir,r r-.rf/
enrci-izE cr ctis iil r. --rf - ne ~ ar1s.r.i
t-Ai-s - r1trpitcn ur.lrr the a. mus - n
ihe srrolliEg ctcrr ofShe distrirf. rlo vi -
afpl.c-ilfa- rifh Ia tr4 rrerncnt 10 mr.
Al ptrsons wl.0 nay ~ ar-azfes 49, a..
Ie.ee1rcrs n he ceun1T % Ehirh fhty nav 4.
Vii te trird icr derrTfio1
Aer-l1r.trr c[ rzeuril11 e. sccaurt sr 5i..i
- oe = ncc - re e1Hui1inr beard
= u. BLAZE Il g. e A
San1--1n rrrrar-sr-s - ,s.--.-.( I
~ East Iennsr,ss p.E~rs eoPg sns zsr.ti J.
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For the nppoirl rnrntn ~ as4rle-- ,rs,--r ~
1ancs crtT. ulll- IN acncriance VIA rararr.
oeneIa- oroer. 30 20. be held nrar TIE hsad =
ters of Ccn- Brn|rr. bez ifri-r On J.r So
Aprhc1nts f0f tls arpoirt-1eut n Is-rf--n~t
- ex411nee m Enklllh. Ar1hl1etio and Or1nni
81 co1ta1ned ~ ne Ficld 0rdnancs MannniF
APFilcants iur the appaIn turnl of Cnptnsn "a.
eH-nine1- = 1r4Iion q tie above subjects IN,
eirne1e - Alrebra. fflne Trironcneirr Eet|
- and thcnil-slE appiirl So ordnarce-
The cardi1a e fsr e1arrinafirn WI naa~r.. I
Arllirallo1 70 the 1enerRl cuurnau1lrr- Uhrn
proves. t1eF MI be ticL - ~ tie Chiri rf 0~sra
q -llc 1r-l cnrT,s- y LEROY EROrN
la-ls-lt Il Col. On Of1nauce ar
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GRKSADA, Jan 26.-'rhe Memphis Bulletin di
tie 22ll has beei received
/ It is understood that Gen Booth succheds
Davis In command OF Columbts and that the
latter viii be CO hIt-alartialed
Tie Parthenia. Trio, Charlotte aud Shell.
transports and a ganboat. were burned OIL the
Cumberland TIE Sidell only resisted. The
gunboat did not lfire shot ard her. command
or is denounced as traitor oI a coward.
In tho Indiana house Of REPRESENTATIVE a
motion was made to adopt Gov Seynd ur' 5
message in lieu of Gov. Mortpn's, which had
not ilekn furnished also, resolution 10 sfisl
pend Hostilitios And call Cbhvention The
latter was referr4d
Tie draft in Wisconsin WAS failure Out
Of fu1ty-four huriared who were drafted lhir-
ty-twb hundred Rere exempthB.
Byfa late acciIient on tic Memphis aud
Cbarlesssa railroad. five Fcdt3al soldiers we're
killed and forty wounded H.
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En-oIie1 ccnsrrip.s ncn n fhe s--.io--,.,s - -,
IL .nd Al1inE Drrarr-rnt and bnldirr 4 rr1r
I'm N1PL fl1nle of euti1yusrf benrir'r antr rrsur
80 uborr1rrer = = =
81 no As.ts a. tie Nltre a.1 Nirirr rr ufher D.
f-r.rnerIs nj = 1i1wrl % "a cursu- ,ls trrI-
- ~ --- srFlce- - t1er ocpar1nel1s nrtl nfter
A. ,ral.11 has tesn rade lh1s ul e ~ u-1tinr
l11 tbe 1Etal regularly nads
2 D. Bl-EkE. L. Col C. = A
c1nz1l11i 1i Cunsrrirf
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Ii. =; =. a.l.n'A csn'ss.sy ss9, IN Al ..ss IN i
BsNDURAkF Z MAIrHIAs. !

Ct0PARTSERsBlP SoTICE-Ths unse-,iSses
-, have associated themselves Together unaer -
style and drzn % BONDrRANT MATTHIAS ~
the pcrpose n CONDUCTING The GROCERY AND CON
MISSION BUSINESS. IN Lynch11rr. Va
ne 4n4I Keep constantly On hand - large and
well selected Stock cf GR0CERTES and SIaPT. =
DRY GOODS. - ca be oblafned s.d I'll .1,-rr -
rains 70 serve cur 1st1ncrs a. Al tines
Conducting the business q fhe CASH rri--1-1-
He Wlil be ena1ieo % crcr indn7enenfl city a.
ccnntry purchasers ei-f her ty uholcs1 z or retail
Consignnehrs q tlcur. fhezt Csrn and an csher
cD1ntry produce fcited and rrorr ~ ref-r- a = 4
rases 49, are nae
Nanuiactured and Snokinr Tcharc1 s,s $50 a,
81 GRADES always On hand
We solicit sharI % lie public nafroi.are
J p BONDrRANT
decl1-6n JAMES Matthias
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LEGATEE's sALEt

M Monday. The "a DAY Of Febru4ry vii bs ssid =,
~ tAe late residetce of Abraham Jones IN Pen
co1ntT (to he sold IN two parc-isl eleFe1 hundred
and Tn % Lard Zone % the bes cotton ra.fn-
uo1s in the Cherokee corr-ry. A1out zoo acres
cleared and IN high state 81 crltisasiun and vel
fenced. lo1 acres white wheat ruf n vel nsa IL
Estd time. Bar1- Stahies. lsin Hou-e. duelEnr an6
AsEr0 houses al framed. and nearly neu- A roos
vel Of exceleEi wafer. ard falling pcnt ror
stock To tie gin lol~e j. attached : rood 90 saw
gin. cast irnn gear ard cast iron facknr ncreu of
the test Pattern TIE plantation 90 the rad fror
carier~Tile Ce6artQrn at1ut " niles fro- Cnr-
terSFie bT rDod rad. at,rt The dist1no< fnr
Home, and u niles fr11 Airgsio1- Ierns o1e-ha r
ca<h and cre h4lf u Uo1tas viii Interest Also
wheat. crn. oats fsdder. shlcks -csltor -Eed q
The place NortE.fe and good persf .ai security III
te required JOHN A. IONE<
jau1dtawtds Agf fer LeE1tee-
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Clief Of STAFF. II
i The results of the Naval engagements are:
Tvolvesseis sunk. four set on fife. and tke re-
lisinher driven away.
4 The foreign ConsuIsIhero held j meeting and
Ate unaninnsusly Of the opinion tisas the lpck-
4Fe is i.gally44rAis4d Hi
j Twenty blockaders are ofths bar to-dhE.
81 The gunboat Smith is now slIfeIy ancfl4ei
hnder the guns OF Fort Pembe1to <iil8sq has
aParr6tt ghns ten eight inch CohumbiaIIs. and
pho tllirty- four pPurderl She win soon be
ready for sea
Two prisoners captured whild on guBhirsg
expedition on Bulls Island, weEe brought in
to-dAy They belong 70 the steamer Fla AmlSsap.
bIockadirg the port OF GeorgetoF Fn. H -
5RfcHnoSD, Feb. Tine \. i brk TrsbEne's
Memphis advices state that jos Johnston com
nands Rebel Western Departn1eht. and is able
to concentrate one hundred and ifty til oaulssand
men. .fE
H The latest advices cay that McCleFlland's
forces, and Porter : a.et lad relchcd YoIiingFs
Point 30Imiles allows yicksburlsl
II Salisbury Of Delaware, denounced LiIicoln as
an embeciie in the Yankee Senate. and " as
several times called 10 order aud finally arrest
led but Subsequently, released Next ~
Clarke offered a resolution lsxpdlling saulsbn-
IN. Tho Tribune says the keaesh Senator 5
randudt was dir graceful, he liSh apoIbgEzrIs.
but was observed fouffshing a challenge to
Clarke Helthreatened to Kill fIle latter for re-
marks in the Chronicle i is the opinion sf
tho gravestalld most cautious Senator's HAT lie
should be expelled.
The BaItihore American Of tho 2oth says the
pirate Florida, Capt. Mafit. captured aud DDS
troyed seven Yankee vessels of the West H.
dies. Hi
The London Times comments favorhliy On
the speech Of tho French Emperor, and consils
ers.him IthorDugllyi ID earnest lH
The Editor Or the Philadsphia Essni5g
Jonrnal was arrested asa secesL sympatbisdr.
Wall Of New Jersey introduced into the
Yankee Senate . resolution enqqirIng into the
case Of zacpna. who is reported Ito hAys zone
away Adopted. lH
tsold closed at iss; Exchange 1c9s cpttbnl
sOcenis #t
Il The Tribune Of The 10Th, |says That Oh Tues
day Burnside tendered Lineolp.Eis rezig nation
~ an officer of the UHitsd States Army. Lin
edlh declined torecei9e il. infor,ting Buthsihel
that he had other fish FOR lin % Try. Burn
kiss acqnissced. expressing iiis readEIs IS TO
Accept tie smallest com maIld ID fhe army
franklin elsses bis parting address to his
eoTpsin these words; in seY4Ting the cdn-
hection which you have made sp dear let no
one believe l willingly lIaFs With you ID the
/ - L.. lI..l
face oftlie enemy #fH
SzsAsH All. Feb. Lat three d'tlock thfs 4f-
tesnoop. an FFron-clA and > gunSpAt approach
edwithin two miles cf Thnnde5bolt Battery
dfTped tlseiE fags and fred twp shots and re-
tired. Thu1derbOlt battery is four miles sduIh
Of the city W E
/ Two gunboats cslihc up to ssI MarB'9 On
Monday last, One went up the river and set /
6rff to several plaHt.tiops3 Capt HaIdIspH's
company ef cavalFy sred on thelp. when they
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Alfred n. Gate and uthsrs.
In chsnecry At Harlisni.
y appesrI1E hat The defendant. Alfred n. Gates.
has absconded iron tie State % TsnnesEee - Ihai
,1e or11aIJ process of t1s court cara o. te serF-d
Us thersfqre oraersh. that publication be made
Irtkly Tor lour weeks il The Rebel : nersosrtr -
tshed a Chai,anooEa. tennessee requiring sid de
.sne-nI 70 appear a. fh4ncrry colrt 10 le hid a
.-s toaIt nl1-e "a iiArf-~n, fn the seco1l Mpniay
u June next. and anfuer complafnant's nrrerded
phi. or ndg1c1f pro ctffrfso Win be entered nrainst
him, ard TIE cause sci i1r hearing er narte
lanl<Hit r G. JONES. c 4 n
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n FIE1k1nt crftart. EItn11ed II ttalIy i1c1llr
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