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BY AUTHORITY. ]
Acs and Resolutions passed me FoaM Session ofM,
First Congress, 1863, "a.
mo. cal


AN ACT to regulate the collection OF the tax In kind
upon tobacco, and to amend act entitled IAN act
tn lay taxes for the common d. fence aud carry on
the Government Of tile Confederate States" approx.
ed April Gath, 1868.
The Congress of the Confederate States Of America
do enact, That the tax In kind Of onetenh imposed by
said upon tobacco grown In the Confederate States
instead Of being collected by the post quariermaster,
shall be collected by the agents appointed by tho
rotary of the Treasury to and pr serve
and the tax shall transfer their csinstea
the tobacco due from each planter farmer spr cfyng
both quantity and quality, to the said agents or the r
duly authorised sub agents, taking their receipts there.
for and shR also transmit copy If ,hcse estimates to
the Chief Of the Produce Loan Office and when said
tobacco has been collected, The sail agents shall be
liable for its safe custody.
SEC. 2 That each farmer and PLANTER, not earlier
than the first day of Jhne, later than the fifteenth
day OF July, shall deliver his 1.-THE Of tobacco in pricing
oder put up in convenient parcels for transportation
at the nearest prizng depot Of which there shall be
not less than established In each county by the
agents for the collection and preservation of tobacco
when the sal tobacco shall be priced and secure,
y packct in hngsAeads other packages suitable for
market by said agents
SEC. 5. That tho tpx assessor shall require state
mont from each farmer planter TO the different
qualities Of tob scco raised by him. and shall
due the Confederate States onesnth of each Of said
qnglies which shall BIZ stated separately in ha esti
mates, and shall b. vcred separately by the farmer
planter at the prz'ug derots.
SIC. T. All acts and parts Of acts inconsistent with
the foregoing are hereby repealed.
Approved. January 30, ltti.
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E-T-.we are authorized to announce GRANVILLE
HENDERSON as candidate tor Clerk OF the Probate
Court Of Laudordale county at tie ensuing October
election
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rhe Nolth nrInaIssIppl vIotory.

Thetebt Of gratitude Mississippi owes
10 Gem Forrest Is certainly great. Twice
has lie been called to the defense Of the
home Of his early days, and on each ccca-
sion nobly has he responded. When
Giienon fell upon us and bid fair TO lay
waste our rich prairie country, Forrest
was ordered to the rescue, and fell like an
avalanche upon the foe, putting him to
rout and seriously injuring his strength.
The other day when moving eastward, he
was again called upon to beat back the
column moving along our Northern Dor
der, and by forced march was able to
confront the enemy ere he struck the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad. Under the
direction Of our slSilllul Department Com
mander, Major General S. y. Lee, who
moved to the scene Of danger as soon as
advised of the enemy's movements, For
rest marched against the advancing col
lmn Of Yankees with his usual daring and
determination. 1t is needless TO say that
he came out victorious, for victory and
Forrest have become synonymous
Wherever he moves there is victory, no
matter what are the odds against him.
To Lee and Forrest then, the country is
indebted for this victory, 80 valuable to
Johnston in his Georgia movements, and
essential 10 the people Of North Missis-
sippiin saving their homes and every
thing therein. Lee conceived and planil-
ed the movements to bring about the de
feat Of the enemy, and nobly did Forrest
and his followers put them into execu-
ton. We read that one thousand pris-
oners, twenty-five hundred killed and
wounded, two hundred and fifty wagons,
in which is all the eaemy's ammunition,
and upwards Of twenty pieces of artillery
are already the spoils of the conflict, and
the enemy still flying with our victorious
legions in close pursuit, Increasing and
killing the Yankees at every step. Such
are the tidings that come in an official
form from the field Of battle They are
truly gratifying and will raise Lee and
Forrest still higher in the niche of fame.
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Destruction of Bridges, &C.
.1ortheym Press at LOggerhcad.
NO FIGHTING
Our Forces in Their Rear.

Banks Army Opposite Port hudson.
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HEAD QUARTERS Def. ALA, MISS AND L. la, I
MEIpIAN, MISS, June Q, leCk

MERIDIAN, MISS, June o. leck
rINIIE following named non commissioned Officers and
/ Privates have left The camp Paroled PRISONERS,
at Demopolis ALBANIA, without leave hereby pub
lshed Dersrri,rs. Provost Marshals and their Off
GERS are directed and return them the Com
insndAnt of Post n. Demopolis.
BY command of Mpj. Gen. Lee.
T. ELLIS A. A. CcnI
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FROM TIE SOUTH.

ll,ad's ianvnmenss eor tinue yelled IN mys'
.esY. SIC 8 n iItr1 pars-r bave got their ra
pnr,s ubJut ,hc captu7s az D,,Atur, Alabama,
in . r.adIc, Nr,l il il d,ffoul! 10 learn trHnl
then ei.y;..ins iohuits On tito subject. Fcr-
rss,, however, hiss b:sn Ioins something, o1:.-
corning wiich there eseras % bs .ethcf mJe-
tory 81: G. nt,:ai"a.
g.. ,n" l.h u. N.yc:.ter, Forrest psaoed 9
b,:t.ry l!, we ,Iii!ton7i5a. TENNESSEE, then
ruoy=a up his artillery from bslow, and cHogh'
j.: Jahrsunsiiis th1ec gunb"a:e, len transpeT!f
sud ,liig,7 barses. lie planted his artillery
on .ser's::to Of tie 81 inst, aud On the morn
:og of tie An opened fire With eight pieces
J., zen ininu,ea the gunboa's weso eet IN tire
and burnt 20 tie WATERS :dEe. The battery
thcn opened on :ne transports anu bargesaHe
destroyed thtu.
The srem,'s FIRE was terrible. Our msr
did their work under tbs FIRE OF iorfy ho~ls
zs1s from the fort and gunbOats, and set tu
brave boys were firm and innnovatle, though
.b. 2rsps aud schrapnei cut moro taan Que
rsnrnor iu twain and tore of the olothes OF th'
artl!erisss.
Sinoa las. Sunday, Gen. Forrest has cap
turod I'D destroyed four gunbosts, fourteen
,rsn.pozes, twenty bsrges, thirty.tRo pieoss o
artillery. over &c, 900 tors of freight, and oVe'
81, 900 900 weSth Of STOKES
Our loss has besn only ten mon woundea
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aFFAIkS AT CHARLESTON

Tts M ,roEry" CT s1+ ith s;.ys:
'ih4 baDtrrt rasnt of Tic suen.T, srce Gu7
la.. rer.rc, mas besn steady sEd fc7era. lGi
shells in oil, bH9ing tacn thrown l.: tbs CITY
But cne ca:ugity occurred Mr, John Coogan,
of .be city police, had BATH his ltgI fractured
b7 shell on Saturday afternoon AID died On
Sunday :ncrsing.
The schooner Mary was captured md
burned On Saturday Afternoon BY the slsmy,
eff Morie Ielard. About IS bales Of cotton
waro saTed, Will; .5opt OIL, hundred bales oi
cotton and thirty five bo1es Of tobacco were
l.pt.
Tbs Same paper OF tha cs., ssys
Since our last report sinw hus stesiy fire hoe
beea kept Up by Battery Gregg and the Swsn' F
AuaeI Battery on For; Sauser. amounting VI
abou. 50 shots. The nuinber Of shells thrown
q; TIC city since cur lass repc.e has hssn ~
Our SCOUTS bring information tint Is trans
rort4 nd 10 war resss;s ara ct llii:on Head
40 Increase Of ten transports end ono war yes.
rel. Oa Sunday night tur Solligsn's Island
na:terie. opsnei On the Yankao plaI5: boats,
| firing some twelve or fifteen shota.:
R'e regret to chronicle distressing e.susl
| ty 10 resulting f-cm the bomhardme2' Of San
| day nis5t. Sir John Mullsliy ard Mary, hii
Tiie. While in bsd, "srs s5TuGE By ragmen
cs shsll and Instantly kil,ei, bosh their bodie.
bong aluloss li.ssolIy cms in two. Their Hsc
| fate was rot krcwn Until hunday morning
when tbvir remains Hes- discovered.
TIE frat whiio fsos: ct the erasor wa5 p'ain
| " visible on the houss tops and grass IN th'
| public mails yesterday Iaorripg. mhile iIosf
however, is not sufficient guarantee aGa!ns
fsvcr for etrsngers ard refugees to- visis ou'
eis7 with impunit5, but it is the harbnzef 0
the chrystalizod hOary gentleman, whose ad
Won't We hcpo to report IN few dsJs'
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COZ. A W Mo DOSttD

1t Esvs as ihuDh Plsssur. tn greet this
v5tefan soldier on his return FROM losshsGmo
and erdei mpIiaormsot. I:s YVES asptnrsi
a5 Lssingna, la,s eIan,rs, by Cen. linn.eE,
niidsr circumstances wbioi would nave oum"
r,aaded the Utmost amenities nt var ircla
ATTY sena.ons tte. Tbs Go!2nsl, learning tue
arIroaoh Of ths enemv, wish grea: arc7g5
seoa,-d i::,a rem1,si IF Gli Tie Uayernmert
property under his eharso, ami, beirg very
tahrm, was rstrea:!ag With ii, son, "a lad Of
fcuriesD, III bis ambulance, when ho ,ijsu7T-
erat aams hslf-dozoa YANKEES had occupied
thu coei. lie imuedis.9lY TUNED of into IL
2o1d. sod lie aad tho hey wers pog:sd under
the alver OF u ticket The Ta7keoa tracked
the sn:bu!roas, bus when they T.ra reosiTed
with q 1cilsy from ths father aad son, wao
wsr5 possessed ct savsral guns, wbioh th*y
wo.s cs.rying CT With them. aot kn5wing
whs, fJc. vas in tr. o0Ter, tie Ienks:s
vs:.ti till th3Y ware T5insmcei, and s,iT.
raualsj tha woods. The bsz!egtd Ia';J bad
to capi.u!a:2, but not till s7osy gun was
emptiad.
Tas5 wsro than taken to Lsid4 da,toTa,
v!s,o Tia C"i0nsi szpsotsd to, be psrosed, 6H
bis saith f;.yhsdo bis removal: but, thraash
ti,o raaiics OF a psrsona: onemJ, tho gallant
old RcIdier aaG ':,s boy ws-e crowdsl il sn
ammunition wSs.a ahd caEri:d sGEla tsc
HUNDRED miles To Charleston, aud afterwards
=, Cumberland. Ihs hAy scc1 maia lila
cscapo. bat thN Ist;se: vas pus il iTG"s, and
io7 many d#ys kept oa b.ecd ard water. He
wcJ thus treated because they chos- &c style
hi. gallant delopeo Of hipns.if 5ushwhack
iE9."
Af.sr several n.oltha imprisonment, hs he's
te.n sent holno, on parcels. TO be exchanged.
W, arc happy to aug ttas h:s nr!t usage tna
rather impro7-d mia hta'th, and " cortainly
ms not aba;ed tho anergy of h;5 Christian
Low. for tho Yankee. Hs IL ooS aw&i ing his
exchange, and onl7 wanta q position iu is5nf
to iliupifa:a his earnest =sal in lh5 csuss oi
Sou,hor1 independence
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THE NEWS.

The .':2tiHn It sh. Yarkoo pra:iieit way
atil tls ':,sr,hn, ;op;n ~ !!Is Iints.as wall a,
| IA ins G'i,. aa Yesterday aud Saturday. Eari
'as s"iA:-e, wlra rife. in :ano # which eau
.a"A'' c'n:iisnce BE- p;r.cci fhey wsra ::a-
AtIi'f E'1stt add isstr.acp' stories. Accord
| ng 70 t'!*sa mc%!a!!nl pnl csrta:r!y carried
| the o'setHral votes Of thees OF tao lslgss!
Nitiern &tatsa, III wsll ~ of the three c:n :
os4ed 20 him. 1!is refusal Of tho ensmy to
exchange Later papers than thoss Of ths 9th,
gsFs a"l5r to shis aud 81! aimilur runners. II
waa $50 sta1sd shat Lino:!n had forbidden hay
further erE1uIcofnsn! Of Official returns until
tie examination ct tts ballots shall bo made
ln due form hs ConEra5s. Rumors Of war
in :se Nar:ky:at issrr also oucran.. Tha fAot
tlas according to ti,e Scr'!osn papers Of the
ota, "aturm derangad ahe wires" and pro.
vcntcd the recsip: Of any defniss Intelligence
froal sac Northwestern States, would Indicate
that something NOS wrong ia that quarter, but
nothing reliable can ba stated on the subject
None OF tn. papsrs before us publish complete
returns fron the largest Statss, though they
Gloss thoir partial summaries by the general
assertion chat su,t. aud such States "have
gons ior Lino9ln." In tbs New York State
summary, Mcclellan was 5!illn the mej5ri.y
BY twenty-e;ghs thousand; In the summary
far Pennsylvania, not ff;h part Of the Ssats
has bssn hesrd from; this g;yas majority for
Liuc:ln Of l3 COO. In mauy other S:atss, as
viii bs seen by tho general ao,ount givsn ees-
whsrs, there is nothing bat tls "i"rsgonc
conclusion" to sustain ths p7sitipu ha; shey
have boon carried h7 the Republican party
Tbs positive ASSERTIONS CT the Northern press.
dc#cyer. !oaves bas very little room no d0uL.
that Lin:oln is Ye-elaot.a; aad although the
election passed cff quietly in the Eastern aud
Middle States, thcrc is not so muoh certainty
that il WAS qaies affair ers7ywhere, or if it
was, that mischief will Tot oomo out Of it yet.
We have 10 var 15w5 to record from cry
part CT fir&inia.
FORESTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Yam
kEk GUaB0ATs AND TRhSeFJRTs LNp INIxnsE
sUPPLIss OF STORES.
The following official despGtoh waa raJs;sed
at toe War Department on Saturday:
TGscUnsI., Ala, NV. e
Gatrai : COOPER. A'jntant aud lo,pee:;r
u:harai.
-Gan,rsl Forrest Reports thI'. l1 tia 5.t
instant, ho was then engaged lighting The ene-
ny at Johneonyiiic, ha,inE alrasdy destroyed
fanr cuahnats, oi .ighi gins each; fourteen
e:ca1Lers aud t@su>y barge, with largo
quantity Of quarterHqstsr and commissarY
stores, Oa the le!!Girg AID in Warie;.aes, ssti
mated at b'tToer ssvsn;y hHe n oIa hundrsd
.hDnaand Cons. :'iE gHnhosta We're t5en ep-
preaching which iis kq:od 70 capture or io-
stgOy, q. I. BEaTaro.Rn.
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Z. rs,.nia syae ;nieunLsess-ud %n0:teT so
z,aoh ss !ha Tsasses q" tie paoria N thla
C,:;:saessi7. WITH the a"a:; :, eSotg teshng,
.,1:y ,::2tirs tg>;y Igiht:pIs. ;,iss ite fecGnl-
o.. rs;;,s. Is wwZat in GTesnh.css, lie niss-
sara IN a:;i a2d silver. As the7s ls 10 vice
aitheuti;s prics, so tAero is no virtue Without
ia 5.sSss, gaii.s. ;5a entirely uti!isasian have
var s..s,py isea1:no i'll tSeiF ssstes, ambition
sna D,os.vca. rLss t:lty caErnot cc1aeire " uo-
aar:.s.i !.w am r.0p:s baH "sacri13e three
Or foay ee.lnz e-tI;s ;; 1osss f3T ths pTf''oosi'o
>: .oc., o.i.s5 rvpcstF. They Can uodef-
...i.; ho7 Ill tics i,laaasned. .Giec:y ard watt
- ,.;4 :rrT r.:;g:i. 1ays bosh tLrnGh ""ay o.
-. a,,arsLc;ts,a" :D7 their neStr property;
igt, ,7es dcs:rcy;os "threo or 'our eoI''n
,...,. ..,ey v;:, NJ bc!isVe that t5s sa7s
r.1,,-. rra s;i;,:i I .:ia NJ to use thsi: negro
.,.ys- ,;..oe.i,.s away such valuable prrpffy
:,,.5.. r:;.,,,:iis rheY eaDnot under'saHd
\, 49,. t; =, :i,=;ly priucipie; they sse ~
y,,as il: sals All expensive nationsl''y. NO
Ys,r,a sssr understood ~ appreciated Tile
.;.:;j3;, 20 H.; Mor::l oT would have gwen
~. - nu;7osz f3r s!l the Ssattitndes.'-
"r.s E;i -. of il,.stn" may do icf siie
ip.:I ;7 e;..r:.," d.. Hsl! is the lr"psF r!so'
r.: ia Y.,k.., .'poor' IN srsshhaeks'--
TAeis f.ai:aoYay. their morality, tf'sir 1e''-
yioc. a. sr,ms6 up 10 tho word ph sn'hf'-
-, ~A!c!,, @ih ti,ea', uleaas suoh i"Te ZOE
s.o S2r.h"ro ;aa1l's nes:o as ahail mss: him
ho Ncrlasrn msr's slaVs.
Wi:h ura.: Lees il ID impossible for that
,n';aa 70 u:,;csse.ld CT appreciate hcw
F.a1:s 60, rai.,3s themselves " absolute
p1s6c,Y, ssariHaa :aa;r sons aud broshers and
!aaa!., sadu,a he want and misery Of long
ED.. ios principle. If tho war had money
fss ia ot]sqt, or al end possible il material
st7artasc th.y oould understand bow pres
OFT sss.,scsa usre made as an inssetGsnt for
fa::rs profits; bus uuoh va, such raorlho'',
hiaa suf,r;ns "tArse or .foar crops Of cotton
Nao thtss hundred thousand negroes ter o
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MARRIED..

m.Rs,Ep at H,oon, Pcvhs:a COUNTY o. ts: - II ssh
b. tss Esy. Vim. 4. csupbsui usat. VIZ y. ~la1I, ..
& A., 70 MAMIE, eldest daughter CT EaEs'd Cunning
ELyashSurs papers requested 20 copy.
u,,sr, hv n, Rev RF Berkeley at Gssee Church.
"a P,vhsssn couoty on the 13,a Of October. NJ, JOHN
WJLLIAHs OF Riohtaoad oily, 70 Eiss hANA MAD
skfLToH, dsu ss:eT Of Dr.. G. bseon o1 'aa e'nnS'
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.;FzF E.=rsri GiVTAIN eUsTa1Ss NEGRO
c,:.-Ca,p10y EiGu1 Arm 06yE Is SERVICE.
.ry7gs7l.Ls Va. Oct. 20.h, 1864.
Il tie Editors nftbe Eaq&trc7:

c,:-ca,pTI0y EiGu1 Arm o0yE Is SERVICE.
.r,7JsT,.Ls Va. Oct. 2o:h, 1864.
T. tie Editors ,j'tbe EaqStrcT:
Eaa!i. q r..-i &c; :::ai Ica inT!t3 tETouga
=9u: ao:c:nos. a. rIr1a.sIoE ri opinion In re-
g.7,: - ;:r ming tl:a ncss1es. Heretofore have
D-"n Gpp:s,i - arm;ng tina negro. because |
x: 20 e.n.iiar il nGcHasr5y, hui tks proeresB
o: :Y.::.-= :;.as nnrg:d my Yie~a &C that ques'
ti.H. Pr2H;.'1t GtnGoln Sutces.iA ~ re-elco
t:vn OF :a7 pt::idency, II !hn; e7cnt, thero
oi;! ba ~? csss,.Jn oi tHsiiG!;cs, 80 long NJ
t:a draf. asn co suGcsA.!eii YonfnEoai 10 tho
Mc7:s:E4, SssieS. T. the want Of tho rc-clec.
t.ns Of L:rrY!a, Hnnii il nGs BE- hotter FIR our
GgTsrnr.ens 10 arGa tT1 Gu&i.e3 Thousand no
=7cas +i,aa % sl!3H !!.s cauatrY t. DO over.
sau b7 The sneuly. sid taTc the negro turned
assi',s. "i w:ad say, iht our G1TeTnment
cao.r-iH: Huthcicr. nnmh.c between the ages
Of IS an'i 50 pay tha rwcer & fair equivalent.
:, {; t.-s tsnac - ar,r:t - .il9 end Of the TGr.
II .;u.! j: nHs o. 5.;far 10 esnd the negro to
the fr3ns s::.,r, 20 SAID ell of the detailei and
r4s.rvaa. IF the detailed and reserved ara ssE:
% Ire front. tir ncgTce. ::ra without Dreraccrs;
e;;uscGr.:.Iy liable &c ia excited hT raiding
a7d ',ustY!;zcEi' p.r:ics a:aaJ time; bot by
;an.{;as tis pe;.o 70 Tha f!out, and lesTlag
t:a d4tmlei a!.d res.r-es c. 5o:ae, 1,o o"un-
10 L: Ia rGi, ;riil ARRAYS b, asss. Tbs c1n-
scria.saa ns t,ro hundred thousand negroes
T::l suab % =, i.i-s eenrT Yankee from tho
sn;i ond ,nyad. s!,e homss 81 tbs Yankee.-
The Ts7 - en-. tiis var. il: MY Judgment. is
= iryais .kG hnua CT tho Iankeo AID 10y
rastn thair hamcs, % they have tho homes of
r.,9 F.rc::isas 10 Ito Falioy.
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A voIcs TeoI NORTH CAROLINA.
ScLpgD ,Io, n. g., Oot. 3lst, 1861


70 tkc Editors Of the Enquirer:
Ien.ipr1i: n--ln yeur istuo 0! tho ]2:h met,
ypa s,.sila ii;.oaas,en on tbs subjeo. of nsgro
u,necripti,a, G:la opau ycur columns for thet
r,nrrca;. | propose 20 avail myself of the
rgiy.!aSo ct5:rai ard to say q i9W words in
..v"r c: iiIs u:asrra.
i..r. ,1;,.:o d.l;gsnt isqui:y in regard to
Ihs sart.n-a: oF It's S!a!c, and lad that o
!HYgc mai3,i:F Hy our peopl,, sis7shaiiorE and
.v.,.fi.rch:l::r:e, iaTrG lie proposition, az
ESQ cat e11ci;ca-. T:us, s;nri fraction of
u,:: rogp! IT, ;,,i .ay, i.sp3ssd 70 be fscsicus,
a.; j!yG;.6, iifvcnen, C;'a tbclp NO rroni-
csc. il, pya!I:,;e ~ni .;irsctiog p"SJic opn
;:a. IL: ;.>.Ipia y; t,cr.h C.:n;:i.~ -: :.rd
tH', s:'";.:.2 ~ o1c i5r ~ S5T9I1:.'ot hnd
;..; @!r ti,'..y u: Il .i,rai."ide,o' CcofetcEucy.
tisrCr. Iigy 7ri u T:'aj ~ 81: snowlGg
i: ui,,,. r.r..s IL hiesr ., wills upon tie
v;,,., rI.,.. TEs err!a7Sus,., o. ne disfran.
r:.is:;.:cnt g. H. |i.t:e n r!us: co the iu-
a=it4b;a consequence.
II oT!!ai 50 aooolarliaa tae g1aad object for
r:iisil s:,,. war sss ;lausuratsi, al available
:yl:r1s Ghr1iA i:e ~ ;ha cnTtral Of those in
gJg.as. "a; s.,o a!.ony ,s.e..a.ss shs country,
i.a aaE;A.:!ts Al! hf:aT -:ir our Slaves. This
IL :, lo"eTid! a:.u!tri :::.i:s: ua, Which might
81 ,a,.i:-l .ia1- ;,::?.n:Ggs, Tho people deem
!: t?,i '@i=s a4i ozps;t;-o: q ompl,y il in our
,c::ai:. 81 % :o..= i: .ha E.ore effective,
w.:u.. gir: -. 6ii.vn his 1850 I'm and Il home
nasa",:: III, as & rr:;a1!s re9,mT elsa for bis
sar 5;Ss@. S: Gas c9uil; 'do''s eis fidelity un-
der ru:;i circumstance. Ths hopes Of the
:)c:.:rr ,roui.i r47ii,e, and Ea.opeln nations
s:a!n.c ;2, tra~ a.i.l1nc:.r q the con'ess would
h.s:ci, 20 ta.sn:y> cs ~ c2a Of .ho powers Of
,j.a w;c:'.
C.a-a-lha a.I ;Iiiai insa .; that raos
f.n,n IS! - IS, .Ei Il ,.aw era would speedily
t..l. Guen a o"5s:ripSon bill would not ef-
f.2: 10 iji.:Gi.s1ia. inssraa, # tho country 10
.97 eer;c=. z'>ns, wbiis it you'd pisre dur
arai7 c.: :, !,;i:n: 70 tr!o.s g.! eT.cm;,s and
T. .o1G2:- ~. .inia?:Hi'nt:.
Eoa-F OA7oLENA.
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ius::Ssszr7B 9. :. CAVALRY. C:loEol Talia.
ferrlcr4sur-ad;rs, Tsa dsbsndei On the Sd
ia.La-., no.; snsrsl companies. composed Of
0.o.gians. 9ra,ra;i to Vou1s'- brigade, which
j.. a!se :ro.n ehss a-a:o. This regiment has
tsa,l, during tln p,cssr.s campaign, attached
:? G.r:.a! O:cS;r;s t,:sn5s. IL disbspd-
:rr tho c,;rn2Tt. ;ispe,"i p. addressed
;hs f3i!c7ipg rxmr';n>G.s7y ccurmunica.icn
70 f:l Triiai=r5o
Uoe.e D.ArlsGs CAV. BaIGsps,
,i5Y. 81, 1864.
cJ. :. Il T.liaG~ro, Commanding 1Ots
Genrg!G Cipa!ry, 5"ung's :Ca7aIry- ,8r'-
Geds
.nt... at6 cr"'rr u, with part 0t 1t, irtm
NV t!:s ,ir. d-eiro 10 express 20 TIE officers
a6.i u4r cf sau: coe,uiant, n.y .itire apPro>
b.:;ep u 'Leic oon3nc; rs soiiiera and gen.
t::er,au l.; wita feelings Of pride and sorToas
"a: I row :u.a y@a oFc: % 100 dosktng aud
bre7s friga.iie: ir"l youc oSn Ssa:e.: Prids
IN .nowi-.2 t.;;; your oatoni ind will raBe It's
oruk whera7er IL Eles, and that they have
s..n.I a Fart e 10Y brigade. S,rro"' at
hn7Ins u laps n.n :aas / hare become at
| ,snh-t u, i.n5 Tfil hsys sn5yn themselves 60
r;liant havs svef .GacJ them ready end
w!ilins ic 50 whcr- theT "eee ordered or
p:.dai. Aei sta.i always Gijoise TO hesr of
| :A.:r suaa:ss, not Gel = i:T.l5 ussrsst n
the;r !r:rre ai7uactnsnt sad coed repuea-
tioy.
ao.sat, Caicsel. fer soa.so;f and the ofdcsri
! End ncn Of yeus corcmsnd. my kindes!
wishes saA Eiirsst rega,da- Very sincerely
(sig1ed) JAa' DrAasa,
B,Igadter General.
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TIE WAR.


Ho4tbera pspeys Of sns 8 a furaish us with
bet little wa, news q! !a,c7ss'.
TEE oAYruRS CT II, FLORIDA.
The capture ef the Confederate s,raner
Florida terns out to have beer one Cf tie N st
cown,dIy scss ever pcrpersted by any ra,!or
oo tho globe. From the "llelsld,s' actcuns
i; oppesrs tnst the Florida was ri4ig at
sachor in the neutral haIb>r OF Bahia, IA the
bay Of Sen Salvador, Brazil, on tbc morning
OF the 7th OF OF nor. Her &C u musI der, Capt
Morris, sous Of her officers, snd half ,f / er
crew, vere on shore. The Yankee s'eimer
ran into her, and, capturing" her wAh, us
resistancs, hastily tied a bau-tr to h,r and
sowed he. out 70 ses. Twelve OF her .uirr-
d;Eate ciioers and s'ty.eiyhr 4 her crw
Sero "csptur:d' aith her. III, Pr u wac
taken to 81. Tnomss Ws.t ILdie. wi'n,eit
v1s 70 have left fo. n " / rk on II. 2 / i, s.
By Tho capture OF ,be Florida 'le l. Lce toT
the release # several Y.rkeo,' Sesre we're
reco7ered, together si'c $ raj 81 Io.> t.5,
i'm portal spers. and o'her v.'u, b rr,r,ry,
were sc a:t. The II rsIc' ,uii,ly ale. d
di.puss with Brazil oo the ~ c., L,,u III
staud.ng il ooDrlders it q ga..1L. and s.lis-
fsetCsy achievement
FROM 7Es VALLEY.
TIC Herald" has ,epor. ,hA. Ger. E ,,iy
has been supefo,dsa by Gaa E~e!!, sad ira.
ths l.st+s i: aoing &c no,s fo1safe. TIE 10
bel esruiry mas been ecsh'hens3; ,Mteby
hs. b.ea reinforced b. E regiment. F:.z Lee
an3 Iabol.: ker: A.ca L. Wsrte1niu-, CD
shs o7eoquaa Raids CO Wiucas,;e- ass a..
,ieipased, aat gsse'al engagement n lev
! days Is loalsi sae.