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LETTER FHom The AHmx.

NEAR AAltlETIAf Ju03 To- EoO4.
EDITORS APPEAL: Cleburns's artillery opened
hssvily on the enemy yesterday evening on cur
extreme left. Cleburne WAS ordered to fall
back the night previous, and before his lines
were formed in bis new position, the enemy sd-
vsncsd upon him, but were soon checked, as
the whole battalion Of artillery was brought 8
bear upon bis advancing columns. The enc
my's guns were soon silenesd. After two or
thres shots Of or well aimed pieces, the mis-
csgenstOrs imbered to the rear in & great
hurry. regret to say that BrigAdier. Gsn. Polk
was badly wounded in the leg by the explosion
of she'll; sIso, Col. Cameron, Of the 9th
Arkansas wounded in the head These, be-
hsve, arc the only casualties we had. The
damage to the enemy is not known.
see your paper Of yesterday announces a
terrible fight between Cleburne and The Yankee
Gen. Hooker on the 18th, in which the latter
was roughly handled. There is no foundation
in the report whatever, though 1 can easily Sc
count for its circulation. About four or FIVE
o'clock on the evening of the 18th the enemy's
skirmisners advanced on those of Stsvenson's
OiFlhfen, Nlne tett OF Hulcn IeStoo On SlsDUthS
right and drove them into their breastworks.
Clsburne's men seeing this and knowing what
sad hsVoc the Yankee sharpshooters would
make with them if allowed to remain, asked
permission to drive them back, which was no
sooner granted than three companies from the
Iss snd 18th Arkansas regiments, leRped the
brsAstwoTks, started after the Yankees with
yell and ran them back into their ewn works
without oncs stopping. The enemy lost forty
or fifty killed, wounded and captured. Our own
loss Wss fifteen killed and wounded,
ARKANSAS"
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The following highly important intelligence
from Mexico Is taken from private letter, dated
May %. 1864, which reaches as via New Or
lesns Tire news comes from sources friendly
20 President JCarez;
D5biado, with only 2OGO men, very recently
attacked an iGHs8ehsd camp on the road be
tsseen San Louis POtOSi and Ssl.illo, (the name
OF the place is not given, not far beyond Han.e-
hBslE, in which there were French snd reae-
tionary troops to the number of 1000. In con-
sequence, he was defeated, with loss OF 1900
men aud all Of ms RTtille. He has sent to Presi-
dest Juarez for Teinforcemsnis, and it is sup
posed vii make smother stand at the AngostuTs
OF as We Term it, Bnsas Vista.
a ATsvolufionary movement is brewing at. Vic
toIia, the esPitsl Of the State Of TsmSulipss
Governor C5rtinE has been made brigadier
general
Two Eso1ch me1-of-war are off the mouth of
the RI Grsnde. The naval officer under whose
command they are has addressed = letter to Cor
tina trying TO hstter- him into submitting to
Msximilian, which Cortins has published,
sleng with his reply declining the oysrtures
made.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

syEEP-Ys have heard that sorn and fodder vas
pretty high but the following instances related to a
the fact Es says that rscsntly during
the rain he compelled to hire Vshee TO eonvsy
lady TO the passenger depot Failing 10 procure horss
and buggy At the livery stable he was forced to hire
carriage. For The Of he carriage Azd horses for
about half hour, this stable keeper charged him $50
What would ths prOhss be- stable keepers could hire
.hsm out every half hour At such rsiesi
CLoUDY.-The skis continue to b overcast With
iouds Indicating that the rainy speDs has not ceased
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A RIscLaae Runaer Driven G.hsre.

a letter written from aboard the feet of vii.
ningion, and dated June %, says:
On June 21, ct hslfpsst A. NJ, The Uniled
States steamer Victoria, Capt. Alfred E7erson.
chased sshore under the guns OF Fort Cssswell,
'fho blockade runner Gsorgisns MeCew. She
was boarded by boats from the Victoria, under
command of Masters Mate William Moody and
Second Assistant Engineer T. Hinclino, who &C.
cured her cAptsin and twenty nine of the crew
and three passengers. Fourteen escaped to the
Bhore. Among those captured is bearer of
dispatches from Paris and London to Richmond
0n searching their baggage very important and
interesting documents were found from parties
across the water, clesIly proving the tresehery
of certain individuals in New York and BGiti-
more. The GeorgiAns McCew was from Mas.
tsu, bouRd to Wilmington, partially lsdsn with
provisions, etc. Our men set fire TO her in sew
ersi places, and at daylight Fort Cssswell and
batteries opened heavy fire on our boats with
shot and shell, which compelled them to return
without completing her destruction.
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The Herald gots of the following. 1t shows
that the Yankees are greatly ehagrinsd ths.
more Of cur msn were not killed II the recent
battles with Grant:
L is 4 remarkable fact that the chivalry, the
best blood OF the Sosth, the direct descendants
Of EnglEhd's nobility nnmixed with baser mat
Ger, viii, spite Of shsse great advantages, con-
descend 20 what, by the common herd known in
the so-ealled Coniederacya as 'YRnks, " is termed
lying. This IS impressed upon cur minds by read
ing the rebel reports of the battles in Virginia.
Thus, for instance, tbs Richmond papers announce
gTzyey that in the battles fast Friday less than
five hundred rebels were killed, and yet some
hslf-dozen rebel generals were killed and
wounded, not 10 mo ntion 3 vast number of col
onels and other superior officers, leaving Us to
conjecture either that Richmond journals lie
about the number Of killed OF that lhe morale f
the Southern troops was 90 much depressed that
The generals were forced to expose themselves
10 get he men Up to the scratch. We have be-
fore called Gtle0tion 10 the extraordinary fact,
as gtated by the rebeI papers, that Lee and
Johnston were gaining great Vietoriss-Ihe one
baylsg reTestsd ffsy miles and the other eighty,
al FOR the purpose Of getting Grant aad Shsf-
man Just where they want them"
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STENOGRAPHERS
AND
PHOTOGRAPHERS,

DROpo5ALS VIII be received by the uEdsrsiznsd
4 until the first day Of september mex aor con
tracts fer making verbatim reports Of the proceedings
aad debates Of the Senate Of the Confedsrss Stsss
The contractor viii Be required 70 furnish his own
assistants. The sessions Of ihe Senate will il ig est
mated, average a5 1ut six m0n.hs per Rnnrm srd
about three hoara per day.
Stationary viii be furnished a. the expense Of ths
Senste, as aio reporters fer writing oct notss
together with lights IN fuel.
The eontrzet will be made for one year hrsm ths
hrsf Monday OF November next, zna pro rata con-
per sstion paid tbs contractor monthly.
The reports must eUl5rzee . YeEbata report of AZ
noit ions resolutions. rsmarkg. speeches AID such
sHsndnents offered e. nay be necessary TO explain
ths debates
Tbs committee estimate that the principal rspozlsr
and thrse sssiStsnta can perform the work
The chief reporter aud his assistants viii Be oasrE
OF tha sepaie, sud entitled 10 the privileges and i'm
munies Incidental thsrstO and wal By The Ssnzts
fer any walsi Of sapseisT fidelity.
A fair copy OF she daily reports must be written
eomPiete IN tine for the next ezily morning papsrs-
Proposals will be addressed to James L or, Audar.
son, South Osrolins.
JAMES L ORR, Chairman,
r W. JOHNSON,
A BROWN
2 rrHaF Inn eH~eln .
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A Rich BARVEsT-The Prairis Nslos gives
ths following sumpary Of Forests great VIC
tory. The facts are derived ffom his chief
gsariermssser;
Yankees killed 1000; wounded 1900; cap
tiIred 2000 Also 200 wagons so smbulaRces;
II pieces of artillery with. caissons 500
ammunition TO- 900 rounds cannon ammuni.
lion 600 stand small arms 100000 pounds
pilot bread so barrels sugsr 30 sacks of cof-
fes $500 900 worth Of medicines: 10 barrels
Of whisky, and shovalss spades, axss, csrpen-
ters' tools, etc, ia large numbers.
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y The enemy have sunk 1--WE vessels in
.Tfeni's Reach on the James river, 70 prevent
our iron-elsds from ds.csndinz the river and
aitsckiog thsir ases. Below the sbstFueiions
and in the Reach, there are ten-slsamsTs behind
tina monitors.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTRAE--LIGHT S0RREL AND BAY
H0RSEt

CTRAYEO from the prsulsss Of Rev. Z. ". sehou,
~ tFo niles east Of AHEnts, la-g8 SORREL
HORSE, hesVy name snd Lsu shoes On cskiud nlus
! ronti horEo Of hne carriage and appearance and in
aus order, about eight yearz Old.
Also, enc bright BAY PONY, very Enzll, long tsfi
Ehod al roand, thin in order.
IEsy lefi the premises sunday afternoon For he
return of botn or either Of the animals H5srai re-
ward viii be paid N WRIGHT,
i12o lW CO,cuei conn andng Arsenal.
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returned 70 the river Smiths expedition pass
ed Two gunboats were rspulsed, badly damaged
Ths Fsdsrals have eTseuatsd ali points IN Arkansas
nersh Of Little Rock and DuTslIs Bluff. Union rsfu
gees are Hoektng to the latter placs.
sEsAToBIA, June l7.-Capt Barton, Of Gen. o. ".
Adams Staf, jus, arrived from Westsrn Arkansas
gives cheering accounts Of the condition CT Efairs
The crops srs remarkably good, aad the people In
hne EPirss. The wsak-kassd are taking eouraga.
Gen. Shelby was at JaeksoEPort WITH 1900 men, and
had torr up the railroad between DuvAI's B.nF and
Little Rock
Dardansls occupied By The Oonfsdsratss and Il
expected that the State would soon be clear Of
FsdsTsls.
The Mississippi river d eonPlsssly blOsksasd to
transportation
6feReraI Buninsary.
SEsAToBLA, June 16-Ths Chicago Times and St.
Louis Democrat Of the Ilb rscsiEsd but eontain
n0thiug interesting from the armies.
The total number Of prsous-z captured by Grant IN
the recent battles Is ststsd at sO0O-450 being officers
All the news from Virginia and GeorYis comes
through official In the usual distorted manner
A great success is claimed for auser.
LDesln's nomination excited ne surprise and little
snthnsiss. The Times says the Baltimore convention
uEs farce conducted BY order Of Lincoln
Lincoln IA accepting the n0niaaton declares bis sp-
Prova Of amending the Constitution to prohibit slavery
Throughout the nstoa, and embraces sceb msasurss in
the nsns of liberty and tbe Union.
The Missouri radical delegation have had an inter-
view with Lincoln. The result expected Is ths s1puI-
sion Of Montgomery Blair and Seward from the Cab
met.
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A BLOCKAE RUESER CAPTURED-D Desperate
Rssisteses--Lieut. W. B. Eatoa, commanding
the Uaited States steamer Admiral, writes from
on board that vessel, of YslSsco, Texas, of the
capture Of the blockade runner Isabel, while at
tempting to ran into the pors4of Galveston:
The Isabel is s steamer Of much nosoriety,
having made upwards of twenty successful
trips between Havana and the ports Of Mobile
sHd Galveston. The chase between The Admi-
raj and the Isabel wss 80 srdaOus one. The
night being dark, il was with great difficulty
the Isabel could Be kept in sight, and her com
mandeT handled her with great skill and desper-
ate courage, not gurrendering until be had re-
eei7ed two bTosdsides at short range, every shot
hitting bis vessel, and the FIRE from the small
arms Of the Admiral literally driving the men
from the whsel. One of the Issbsls crew was
badly wounded, and il was found necessary to
smpatats bis Left arm and three fngers of his
right hand.
The IExbel Is one Of the three steamers which
ran cut OF Galveston on the night of the 30sh
Of April last She had cargo of powder, arms,
prussien caps and medicines. During the chase
she threw TIE powder. overheard.
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For COngress.

EDITORS APPEALs Please an1oznss he aaas e
Col sAA TATE - ssndidass FOR Congress IN ths M
Diasries of Tsansssss, AID o5iiss sbs West Tsnaes
EssaEs IN General Forrssit command.
TvPkLo, Asg 81. lssA Tnyls ID
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MR. LOKG's SPEECH IN GLASGOW. The
speech Of MT. Long, on the recognition Of the
Souih, in the Federal House Of Representatives,
On Apdl Z d, has besn neatly published IN
pamphlet form by Nj. Anderson Esdic, briuter,
IL Priutess' square, Glasgow. BY the qasntity
a is furnished at 35s per frst thousand, and
30s. for each additional thouasnd
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WfRE FOR SALE.

THE "soUrHERH WIRE COMPANY No.,
a Georgia is now prepared 70 supply IRON WIRE
IRON NO. 70 No. le, IN large or snail Quantities
1hs Wire IS equai % any uzds IN he Corisdsrsev
c. y. BRUNNER, President.
mT@4 k1t- Mreon a.
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FRE AT MACON, MIss.-A FIRE took plEee st
Macon, in The ofics Of the State iTTsssnrsr. on
Tuesday, I4;h inst All the books ard money
were saved, except one box containing 1852 600
OF cotton money, which was entirely consumed
Wonderful 10 relate, the incendiAry WAS Gov
Clark, who caused this sum Of Cancelled money
20 be given 70 the devOuring flames. - MeridiaA
Clarion, liza
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For Sale.

EoURPENSY,
Il Si1peauy.
EIshiPenny,
TsnpsnRy
TUslVsPsHz9s
L B. DAVIS.
luiS ~ Peaehtras street
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yankee AcsOuats Of the Capture Of th'
Waaer WIsch.

Cerrespondsnce OF the New York Timesl
Hutton HEAD, s c., june 7.--At O'Clock
on tbe morning Of Friday, the 81 inst, the
bloeksder Water Witch was captured By the
rebels in Ossa6aW sound. The only person on
hoard who escaped wSs'R negro, who, At the
time Of tie attack, lesped ovsrboard and swan
10 Tybse island, thence made his way to Fort
Pulaski He states that the rebels stesithily
approached the guRbSat in scows climbed up
beT sides without opposition, and immediately
took her into possession. Not single shot was
fred On eitbef side The whole substances OF
the matter Is that the officers OF the Water
witch were completely surprised
Tbs affair is conceded to be one of the most
disgrsesful marine disasters that has ever tsken
plsee ia the department. The Wafer Witch was
huil. after lhe model Of the Harriet Lane, was
of about 1900 toms burthen, and carried three
IOO-poundar Dahlgrsns and three l2-pounder
bowiizsrs Her fate is not known, but il is be-
lieyed she was run over 70 Nassau. On the day
preceding that Of her capture, she had been
visited BY the supply steamer hassRchusesis,
and had isken on board a large quantity OF sub
sistenee stores.
Correspondence Of the New York Herald
PORT ROYAL, June 7.-On last Friday morn
iDg, The rebels came down 10 baEges and cut out
The eunboAt Water Witch, in Osssbaw sound.
hIt was dark, rainy, foggy night. The boats
laDprosehed with muffisd oars, and were not
ssen until they were close upon her The hail
was answered with, 60 to he'll" and in .
moment the robsls sprang on bosra. Boarding
netiiDes were up, bat they were cut awsy with
knives in an instant, and before thOse en- board
had time to gel up fight, they were prisoners.
Only one negro escaped, and be did 50 by
ssimuling mile to tie Vermont. The Wafer
/ Witch was a sidsWheeleT Of the third class, 800
tuns, carried Sc pounders besides howilzsrs, and
Was commanded by Lieut-Com'r Pendergast.
TIE loss Of Der was very unfortunate, and ahs
viii be a great acquisition 30 the rebels. She
has been taken 70 Savannah.
Tie correspondent of the TTibENs, wiring of
the. capture, saysG "a more bold and impUdent
uises Of work hss not been accomplished since
Che war began. The report is that the rebels
approached the ganboRts in skifs, under cover
OF the darkness OF the night, and, uupercsiyed, /,
took possession. It is difieult 30 believe that
officers and crew could be SO, esTelsss. No
waichmen on the deck, and al asleep, to awake
and find themselves in the hAnds-of the ensmy !
Had va our gunb0st, the enemy would be well
come to as many such crews As he could get,
Unless the GREATEST vigilance Is used, we shall
soon exPerieneo still greater mischief along this
angetU
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JUNE 81,



at least half thal ~ ,Ao SA-
when there is - eneny .o-aay are shifting
bus, on she cea1 ".ns y l0f'hef toward tne east
mage, TO all par r'eo ron undou6tsd sources say that
70 Us, heme pieg are much dshesEtsned and dsmora
have the many pt and numsrous defeats and sickness.
spread evils of war often and twenty are constantly
il Is picture quite =, or leaving fer their homsA
nation to which thessusd to-day with unimportsn. Re
has navy perhaps see,
Britain, and the enemy yon recent rains which retard
cope is bss schism from
no port that Is not blocks ed s,ase. .,5 ss,r-v.
more than Eve or six vesslnJ..a go. - =.
and yet ihare Is no apathy. -
on the part Of the Unites -. v...u.,- -.
tactics with which the sass ne
are without precedent. and ts - - " u 'a'
them successfully to DO SO haS5Oo'
devised. ~ feFe VIZ,
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II Eighteen fat ears loaded with artillery
ana wagons, capiured by Forrest, arrived hers
yesterday afternoon AeridiaS ciariOs, I7tA.
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PIANO TIMING,

DLAHO TUNING done al lie shortest aosfos shd
Il in the most approved style By an Old eltizsn OF
Memphis, Of exPsris1cs. Leave All ordsrs 81 -. O.
Caves auction room
Jnis 81 henry FARMER.
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A NEGRO GIRL or WOMAN. suitable for House
- SsrEsnf and Nurse, 10 90 into he country. Ap-
ply 10 ". II. WALKER,
iuis II NeEnsn Ca
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Of the Press .Asrociatlon.

sOrding 70 set Of Congress la the year 1850,
rHRAsHKRs Ia the Clerks ofHoa Of the Die.
I Of the Confederate States for the Horth-
Iss Of Georeia.
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We subjoin a classified Iisst England.
acts sad Joint resolutions pas state thss LndsAys
can't, ,sssio, rs Con,yoss vignition OF the Confsd,
the " appropriation acts, " sua. .T.naI.
and LesSiusl0As VI Pli'S'a sent two eommissiC
character: &,zress OF the war a
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H6USE FGR SALE!

A NICE. NEW HOUSE, containing four rooms,
"A good halls, dsubis kitchen sfs., situated CAL
houn street. fronlir the Feuzs College. Inquire
the premises tEi5 St
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THE FLORENCE HOTEL,
Selma, Ala.
DROPRIETORS-
z J. o. SAINT
Of Memphis, Tennessee.
DR. r J. ECKIHNEY,
mF2o In Of Boslins Green Ky.


0OOtS bOCAS
LNOR SALE-OsR and Cavalry BoOa-st rstaH By
IL Z B. DAVIS,
Jui5 lW Peschtrse street
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FoR sALE----i FURNISHED HaUsR .

A SHALL confoEisb HOUSE, Convenient to III,
Plsts rom PaTlor 70 kitehsn. Apply At ths stors Of
F. COBRA.
Opposite he Athsnsum.
5ul4 q CcnfecerscT COPY. Atlanta a
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For Congress,

CAPTAIN II. ". CLUsKEY, VaughaB's brigade.
Chssshams divfsion, Army Ct Tennessee having been
called out By fsfgs number Of the scIdisrs OF ths
18th oongressionsl Disiriet q Fsnnsssss l. ssadi.
date tOhn the vacancy In the present Congress oess
aioaed By the death ef The Hon. David L. Ourrin.
f,IE tde
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interested as ourselves. Aided by the God Of
Justice. Che sonth has besn enabled to Hght bot
tsr than the hirelngs waging war upon them
dsspite Of the numbers brought sgsinst them'
and the entire absence of the worlds sympathy.
" They have trod she wine-press alone" almost
i;tsrallv
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AFTERNOON EDIT
THE Wan VIA.
from the Richmond Dispatnh, 18Th.
The only report we hsv.
.the fEont" this morning l.

From the Richmond Dispatnh, 10Th.
The only report We hsvs
'the fson" this morning i
Of Grants s1idsn change Of -
on james river, coupled with
that he has sent 4 portion Of -
White House, with the view ----'
from that point to some place hA A ~
veloped. WestovsT Is in Chs "A K
about eight miles below C
nerth side Of the river. It -. -:
residence Of Col Wm. ByEs
spicuously in Virginia in CT -
ing the frst revelation Il was
copied By the British; in the
served IS place of refuge for re oi .ns
Clellsn, after the severe hageli tes peE,oo
in front of Richmond, and is nssi' OF lsS1,.
the equslly unfortunate strRtse VIII he
Aies to IFS protecting shades froneeee' tls
erans of Gen. Lee. The White K;iurss'
point at which the York river rail PAoas
the PsmuRkey, twenty-four miles 4 ess.
mond. There is now no doubt that bon ;
poses to GLOSS to the south sids of - Of
and indeed it is reported that the mon. and
already commenced. we.
The following official dispatch hsase In
Lee, recsiYed ct the Wsr DepArtmeA cosl
hour on Tuesday night, gives & con; hasa
account Of the fight of Grants army ssl.
HEABQ'Rs Army NORTHERN Vaas
June IA, ls64-9x
Hen. Secretary Of War;
SIR: The force of the enemy msntx
my last dispatch as being on the Long,
road, disappeared during the nigh. =
probably advanced to cover the ( -.
the main body, most of which, as Z.
lssrn. crossed the ChickAhominy at La q
and below, and has reached JEmes.s..
Westover and Wiloox's landing.
A portion of Gen. Grants army, upS5
ing our front at Cold HhIbor, is reported
proceeded to the White House and embsl
that place.
Everything is said to have been remov
the depot at the White House brokep-up
The cars, engine, railroad iron, sRd
timber that had been brought TO that poin
also been shipped.
/ Vary reanaetfuIir ate
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The only informstio received yesterday from
this quarter was = report thst the enemy had
burnt the court house of Campbell county
which is confirmed by the letter which we give
below:
CONCORD DEPoT, June IA, PM left
Lynchburg this morning ct O'Clock, and
reached this place, which is on the Southsids
railroad, thirteen miles frsm Lynchburg, ct
noen. A. raiding party, about $50 strong,
crossed James river last night short distance
below Galfs mills, which IS fourteen miles be-
low Lynchburg, and reached this depot at 2
O'Clock this morning. They burned the depot
here, commisssFy building. and the sgAnt's
Office, water tanks, wood house, and & train OF
cars loaded with blacksuiths tools, etc. They
also destroyed the locomotive attached to the |
train, cut the telegraph wire, and tore up and |
burned ffty or sixty yards Of the track. The
track is nov repaired and trains passing over it l
and the telegraph wire viii be connected IN /
short ffne and an ofiee established at this place
20 privsfe buildings were burned, nor any pFi-
rate property destroyed, with the exception Of
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LaGRaNGE PR0PERTY FOR sALEI

ETlHE undersignsd Is authorized 70 sell q FRAME
Il HOUSE, with four rcosAs tbs Necessary outbuild-
inEs and twenty i've acres Of land ~ sehsd. psrt
wooded At LaGTs1ge. Tr0uP county Ga Terms
moderate sad innsdists POzsesEioo given
THOS. s. REDD,
juI7 6ss EaGraugs Ga