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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-02

% Tuesday. the 5th is the day for the draft
Look out for big Government envelopes. with
Provost Marshal Generals Office" on one cor
ner!
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-02

e Senator Strickler left town for the Capital
Monday evening, the 4th inst. He proposes
to visit Leavenworth first.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-02

u On the evening of the 18th ult-, Mrs. A. W.
Callen lost gray fur vic:6rine. with green silk
lining The finder will be literally rewarded
bv leaving it with Sheriff Callen
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-01-02
Administrators Sale.

December II, 1868.
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COOKS MILITARY TACTICS-Just re.
:. eeiyed and for sale by Streeter 4 Stricken.
TJohn Gross was elected Second Lieutenant
of Company a." Fourth Regiment, K S. II.
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GeneraIIoraerg No. 81 Il
CHEF QUARFERMAsTER's OFFICE
Nashville, Dec. "a. 1863.
.AsssssrIsssgoA . m. as4lbDaisa 9, or rvn-

ARooAfiAlcg A(Sl- Z 4OSps
Rse6BaT1sEs Foa Tns H1sbEtxa or PUB-
LIo PROPERTY on The LEyEE, AND FOB
OTTER PURP0sEs.
Z Property when udi9adsd must be
placed ct such distance from the water,
as viii secure it from al danger from q
sudden rising Of the River before il can
be removed.
II. No property Of > perishsble nature
viii bapht on The Lsyee, without being
well suBnaged. -
III. Gags of men working on The
Levee must not be allowed TO stand or
leaf about tie piles of grain or ether
supplies, and this rule must be particu-
larry enforced in vet and muddy weaiher.
While loading or u1losdipg boats, men
will not be allowed to smoke pipes or
cigars on the Esvee.
~. Supplies Of the same Department
will be kept together as much as prscti-
cable, aud to,this ssd boats containing
like supplies will make their landings
together as far as possible.
V. Supplies Of a perishsbls nature will
invarisb]y be covered With pauiins ct
night and dusing rainy weather, and
such 5u2plies viii not be renewed from
The Levee during sach westker.
VI. Officers having, gangs of men,
whose services they do not iamedistely
require, will'nofify all officers concerned,
and on application viii loan such men
for the time being to officers in need Of
additional, aid,
pa VII. II must be understood, that every
ofiseri Of this Depot, whether he has
contOl of men or not, is immediasely
concerned in its efficiency and thorough
Rsss, and is authorised BY ne to arrest
al men fosfi1g or in any way neglecting
theif daties; Il Is particuls,ly charged,
that should any officer fad taansttr
blocking up the street unnecessarily,
maltrestiDg his animals, or committing
say outrage, to take the number Of bis
wagon and report the s2ms to the Office
Of the Chief Q1artermaster.
VIII. It is hereby ordered, that teams
shall not move through tbs streets Of
Nashville faster TRAN . walk, that they
shsll always keep the right hand side Of
the street. and that whether moving or
stopping there shall be left between every
six wagons space of the width Of
thsHtreeBg Wagon5masters viii be held
directly responsible for the enforcement
OF ibis order. ,,,4r oI
J. 1. Donaldson,
Dee29=tf. --- CBief Qusrtermaster.
.kE-l ~ F4ACs E.lALL+
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-s.If fnsensibIe. Thus -the eruel eooptest.

seIf fnsensible. Thus tie cruel contest
ended. = "
Heensn, though rot nearly 60 much
punished as when be fought at Fam
borough, was evidently much more in
iured. He was pulseless at the wrists,
and even over the heart the palpitaiion
was huttering, faint, and low. Yet be
dnot fsinted. It was the insensibiiiiy ,
of exhaustion, sheer want Of vitaiity,
though simost til he collspged 60 sud-
denly he was supposed to bs the wiantr
0ae man was trying 70 hesge up his i'm
menEe inanimAts fofrn, whils sncthef
stripped the wet drsWsrs, stained
dsoo with his blooa, from the
Iinlb3of the stunned q hiete. Thsre was
; dreadful Significance in the way in
which he was hEuled about iinb by limb,
IS warmer clothes were draggsd over his
unconscicu5 form, Ike dressing a eorpss.
Yet no ons ssemsd to miad much, for al
Wsrs croWdfbg round the victor, who,
with very litus signs Of punishment
about lis face, came gaiiy u3 in the train
bzek to town -Hsenan was left with his
seconds on the field he hsd f5ught to win
No one seemed 10 think much Of hin4-
lhs was beaten, aud among pugillsts
there is no mercy for the defeated. Fair
or fsul, there is as vet only O0e nortali-
ty1with them SUCCESS. Still there sre
men alive who think they can revive ths
prize ring! It would be as easy 10 res
ore the sports Of The arena.
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IR LEB LglHsI q EagHlN d klgHTLLE
ne ioIloriaF I.a'7T5'el II't q ~ Ho'7Illi' .

The following \ e0FTsol list Of A., HosYiipis ID
4tis citys
Hosplal No l-Old Gen Fa,to-s Surgeon "
. HornCr, COllege street, on the $3.50.
Hssyttai No -FHiuersiF BHiiding: Surgeon z y
kgnce, L S Vols, n lrket Atsesl, un gho Hid.
Hospital No 3-hHsicg's Baildiag: surgeon L Her-
i5N, I Vols, S0ut1-etsl cofner Public Square
Hospfiai No 6-Gsa facf0Tys surgeon q Hoge-
Don, 4 tos, upper end o. Front street.
Hospi,al SO e-fiasoHio Hal surgeon " otter
son, u Vols, corner of Church aud Summer streets
Hospital No s-CaTriass F1otrv: A surgeon &
W Franie, A. Market street below theSquare
:. Hsepiiaf No IL Peti HOssc); a A surgeon / .
Hoglr n ; Am u yerEfty iTkc ww
H0spial No42 bfoadicdV Holei Surgeon J " Iau
ton, S Vols, corner hr al ald Cherry streets
Hospisai Ne l3- liuase's High Scl00i. Surgeon
Tayluf, L Vols, clrlef C spruce ant broad streets
HorTifal 40 A. kashris y cInais Acedlnsv: suTgeOa
JnPl = ~, NOls Caaiel stree, uear the Chzsts
nosta DEPOT
FEsspii6l Ne 15-Hynes's Hsgh School Surgeon Wm
n ChaInbers, Z = Voc corner uf Lac AID summer SIS
Hospcai Ne 10-( CoHiT,4balld) 4. A A surgeon Ho-
. rnvne, I 5 A, corner q kr,al and Front streets.
H0sptal No 1T-(Ofoas'J Surgeon l. b Lynda,
Z L 5 Vols, N trket St'eet, on the Riii.
Kosrtfal 40 Ia--ferris 6trafi0Hs Buildaq: sur
Irl. ! - suye L : kois, Nod Market street 4 p
Hsga1i Ne fl-Mefkeiisi CAurcA surgeon 4
FaIief 4 fcls Church street bet Summer and Higl
Csasbsrlard {faspiak SaFe q Clark No C ueTmoBb
NolE. 81 Has fike, Fest n tbs fenitcntiary.
{'rison hep tal-SecrHd Bapfisi Chsrrch A A sur
aenn 4 q Hickman, I ) A, Cherry street on the Hill
llonsalesosaa Barracks Naraasu Hosssl Corner Of
-EGaufgh and Cherry streets.
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4i.ss col. J l. iJeSsfDsOS, aeni 2 sad -ulervis
ina C.artermzster, and Caiei Qaa4ie at = d
I,erofs, DepalEssess ~ fle Cus.issTzsa.- HetHos
lC5 Ch.rry-t -tgrsat. li
>,r,Srt JANE,F. kusfIfe, Chief Assistant Q1arto ;
7, 1easter. - n e i0skb sgf a-stFett
Irses u ssvIsS SI0H,. a NJ, DisszIsiug Gear
te-nastef Olios iul CheTfg stest
{ s..,,s rHk- III JENlN, a q ~. IL chsrge ~ Cor
~.fls Ftabios. publie Animals, htsus = Trarl-
norsstian, I.aEabef work-ah4pis &C. Cl1ce les
-, n q cRAFF. A. O. n, IN chsrTe n Railroaa
5r.nsroriatioa llaoa. .cllllrls.., ~ Ctattanoo-
SifTRns A O. n a charge q Fora~e.
r,,,ei. dor sseamcrs. and aiggr Transportation.
one So Cherry stree
rapt j. ROkIGN, A. = ~, IN ehsIte oi iTPol
Trar spertstlln- tilice - ST Z,
lsrt n r. WING =. = ~, IN harse "i tigfss sled 7
ctnes Hsr3 Esrs ena AlEs'f''-s',' ~ - 's'n'es
~ CIfee lt5 Z hesIs -sfseet.
tlc.<t r. C4X a e. ~ ~ hafse o. sielleafrJ,
I1o II BabFs, tioihirgs N@mp thd cAfFzsan
Eonfpsrs. OBS " hsftstrt ee..
~. - Z, f,.srser.zasste-. e MifisrF Eaf.
- q, dsoA-slsa.., AZ % s,lsaaSes De.
p. Is0H. 4. A. Q r., Pos ouaftsraaasssFi in
sE{55-l s ~ lsmf1Ltaii0n % QusrfeEi
E#Fr frhfft lltaes . sdetechineutss &es
~ me ~ lIserrS - eel
49,. rnkRr7e Il. AD6A 3, a. Q. n, ~ charge q
9 I - 6. - sllIoa. Oeaes caiisge-sfsssi,
sI1 3 = tbt1 D<fois
.NH aa
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Tigh, In ,he soathvTes,.

Prior Ksoe Dsc. g, 1863.
u General E.sk; -s
Oaeist dispatches from Msjor Wilson
infoEm ne thar be attacked u eEss seven T
fesn milgs senthgest of D9aibhan, RIP
ley coaatY, Mies9H-i about three O'eiOeli
Christmas dag; kilisd aad 20 ndsd 20
Of ths enemF; c3PttSed 40 pIisJnefs,
incladins 10 eana1isaioced oii1sfs, WITH
alt thair sqsipmsnfeg anmupi ION &c
and I25 hogseE, q o ree1p.Ersd, gtgtry
man ef company q, ,ebpDred at Gsaffs
vile, WITH their erras, 60 Wilson says
that tbo "a behaved EplsDdidiy,7 cid d.srs
and. nlen. sf. - j.. q. WOoDaoN,
Galonsl CammEadi1g.
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Measoal pireotsr Of Dparsmsnt.

earqseNs sslSFes teriH5 y = eAlcei OhattasooSa,
4ehE.
A,sseoss hTe5ioal y ecf0rs Surgeon A Henry
TAu%.n OfEos, "a Cherry street, between Broad
ana & rsh.
heaLtl Issps1tsT; Surgeon " Clendenin, c S Vola
Oh q ll CBc yEtfeei, between Broad and Cnureh
ffsii = Dsre70r Es.eEs Oops Sur5 con Niililut
4aricn e : Fos. 0fee, High street, Ger C-alger'f 3
{. iisdssss Di saiss q hs Fos. surrssa L watson.
lrface sou cammer srcct, near tle city Cemetery.
Fssrssf Marshal Lieut. Col Go SIauidiug.
! Asusfsrf i1orot Aarssal- Ceptsn. james $ Boyd,
t1ft Iliaeis. Olloe at thc state Ciritri
: Czspasder u ~ Tod: Brigadier General
Ersneg. heaequUtafsl coilege alrect, betweeI .
Caucli ard unioh streets
r. Heaeqrarters Of sAs Couanoader ~ fhe DisSef ~
fosls.lLs; Ge1 / Il Rousseau The slass residenoe
z2surch street. betWel n Niue sod sprtoe.
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!. d. D. a. pIRECTORY.

SNEsSEs IoDsf, No Il, kfses ssep F.ssdas
tSeAs--E McEWea. g. Z oakley, q; Joon
Bloc, secrctlrys x $ All, Treasurer.
aeUE LOpGE. NJ II; 4e1s sr,rg BGoassv aisas-
u I fGks, \ q; " 4 fbll. y, A : HeF kins.
secrttsFyi 5 d 3 ovu. lyFasu Z. wa U
EfIi.EY LOD6t, No 90 4Aista errrv ffid1p Hifs al
fhc.r Hal on Sgrh tncrfE rvut-J mes MgagL
Nc; RF b rich, F6; : 2 60od.ett, Secretary, ;
6 Cyiton, 1reasufer.
fFRaRA + DsG, No los (Cc-ran) Nesis eBr-t
T,is.~ dar aigli--J hn iehurich. y c; L O koT, 4
G. v taia {, Secrstsrs, >i,teric, IT, asnrsr
tEffsEIf ENCA mrMEAT Ne 4 hcefs ess-F q dso
81 H,edassiev aigAb-G tuier +; a. Rasrgs,
Jr X sl,5 -i-sststl - ~ s n ssFfiu. } "; Joht
F 1fe Serb. b 3 Cutter, 4 s=surer.
nF.IKE ER sNtH ENCAMfNENI, 80 : Edsfs sucrs
n atd ~ Hedliesaoy nsghts--l. Locker, Z ii a
ftm-bsl, d n b. f~fk . W. y frlelin n, } v : I
CC0leman, scribe; WARD, ireasa Fer.
srusRfFoF RI ECCAH Aess - Frliea - y q
..rsl re.,.f--lt lAi y Hide, 2 ~ - thefVasn A
ftt.1 j i weakly, : crctarl, Mrs z tyroe' Cfr
dnctor; Nrs Brown, hass4on; mrs Chas l-aoer
H aon, sentsn3 en. Sc
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CAPrAfs Goo1aEoa, Of he sIh C9h-
nssticut, six fees tall muscslsr sad
smart, wa. placed il cennind Of hssd
sst of boys. wNo had dsasd thsir iormsr
efHssfa he made ten . speech
s8oys / heE lat yc5 sro 'fOus' on =
skirnish, and thst each q Jon srs spoil-
Gag fdr fzbs. NoR, bsforoI 90 a8y
farsser, I want q eoms - an uades-
sssndlrx with you. u tts's Is ore e
yoa that thinks hs esa Whip ne, let th.m
row step OHs Of lhsEsnk aad try ~
Not = man stirred and tae eoul iaay es-
esms noted for its good dissipllrs
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A sfnsuisr aud AiftetIng a. eldett.
A Cincinnati psper says thas sue
three wears SgO . household ia tns city
OF Covi1gtOl was tAFOWH into e0Dm0-
ton by the sudden disappearRles Of q
daughter twelve years Cf age. She was
tracked 10 the ferrybolt, bat whether She
had passed safely over or had bsen
drowned was not discovered PEisnt
and anxious waiting brought 60 tidiggs
OF her. TIE frenzied snd unhappy Ia
ther, although in moderate circumstsnces,
sought the newspaper Offices, and adyef-
tised a reward of s GOO 90 RhssyoT
should restore his missing ebild. a II
proved unaigal;ng. Some tims afisFW,ris
the corps Of q Young lady VAS fouBd In
tie Tivsr near VeEAy, Indiana, and bear
ing Of .it he went there, but At WAS nsi his
daughter. -rrs
Time wore on, and no tidirgs me Of
the lost child. She was dead 70 them,
bat they could Botvisit her grave. ABBOTT
tsslVs months since the stricken family
removed 20 Mcxico and took up tksir
abode in 4 country foreign in language
aud customs, ia f8atnTes and 10 ha0iis,
rom that 10 which they had met with
sheis great loss Il might wear away
thsir thoughs, from saoly TumiRatIEg
oa TIE past, and enable them, in region
devoted b religions duties, 70 look more
1opsfuily toward the gFessfuiure. 4hero
tasy ystiH sre. .s sfr
About a week since steamer arriving
/ from Msmphis was eFOHd d Wilh pas
ssnsers, wh0 were uP9a ths guards
strsiniBg thsir eyes 10 galhcF in-0 o1s
look tie mpltiiudinous eri cts which
throng tie public landing. One however.
, young girl budding into Nomsnhcod,
syught lhe outer rsil, and looked visit
fullFOVef the naked shure of COEiugtcn
b where, hid away uadar q TlumR {
trees, was tue cottage OF her c4i.dhO9d,
hsuing in vain 10 Sec tire cuIling sn9ke
announce t. her q warn WeicJus within.
Oa.ckly, she passed oTsf ihs ierfr, ~ here
long siacs she hal disapPsEsd. 10 one
noted or knew her, aad she wept Eitboat
iaterrupiiOa 70 th5 door OF her fstLes's
houss Ii answeEse not hsr kaock weeds
nad grown ap rAuk aad roosa Vhers shs
had LEFT flowers, and 10 81 snscf hanan
life were q be fund there.
Il was the turn H0g Of tae WayWayd
child to wsep, and when, by i1qairy, sho
fouDd how fsr-and almost ho9elefs she
was ssparaated from her pazsuts, be be-
ga 10 feel desolase. P,qasd a. scme
81 diag or soma puaishment OF Der
mother, she lad gene upon s.eambost
where > finale piss,ngsr hirtd h7r -
nurse. Alter little while ine war breks
ouf, sf9rpiag al intcrccufse "ita tte
south BY the Iivsr, aDd, though she SON
fduBd thst ahffis d ffisads bat seldom
prove slesdf1st In sEoubl andt thai sths
hafshnsss cEs parent - melting ks1d-
nsss bssfdeihss Of . tt.aeger, yst sbe
was uaal.s notill lat.iY 70 Fsisrz- A
kind LADY ol Cosisgs0n has gissa shsl1sg
ID. fhs wsaderer entii her rolura is msd5
kn0En tohsr parents.
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Conmodore ard Mrs.. Vanderbilt cs'e-
bfaied her golden v ddi5ge SNuEd4y
evsning At their sidence 10 NeE Isfk.
There wa apfofasion of golden pfessnts-
The comm3dore's gifl 10 iis maIron
bride Nas . miniature propeller Of pure
gold. fsshioned sf.erfh R5sneke, tweaty
inches long and Eve vide, with reYolg-
id : tokerf, which fued the room With
ausfs Thsns yer the tsteite DAebiaery
was setihm3tlor. 80
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Jfsf LAsE on Coxezss siozAL Crap
Lffss - csFfesp Iident q a Westsrn
bsbsf reports ffst Ssratsr JIM Lane vas
sefi0asiy exsfsised ~ the filure 0f ih
Horse sore-slect Nj Stockstsn. Hs
Was good sd man, be sad, a pars,
ssially eid nan, aahd bes sif, b 70
peals ihs 4 rd's przgsf svtrs uorhi1g
and before ths tnd of iais Csngress he
woald have ksbtit up Ill scne of these
members Wcald haze earned n
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General order-zo. c.
CHEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

Dept OF the CumbeIIAnd, ;
q Nashville, Dc, 27, 1868.
Ia view sfthe accumulation of public
propsrty st this Depot, and for the better
/ protection OF the same, as well as Ct pri-
yate property, il case Of Fire, il is hereby
crdetsd: E8ff
,1st. Fhst eli employees Of the Qdsr-
tef@aster's D spa 5tniebt at this Depot, Of
whatsoeEer grade or station. viii consti-
tute s body of Volunteer Firemen of the
QasTtefmaster's Dspsstment, and on the
alarm of fire, will proceed as hereinafter
directed.
"a. Capt Charles H. Irwin, 40 NJ,
is hereby announced as Chief of the Vol
uRteer Fire Department, and viii be
obeyed and respected accordingly.
Sd. On the alarm Of Ere, each gang Of
lsborers, mechanics, tesmsters, clerks,
etc, win procsed to such place of rem
Adezvous as will be designated by Capt.
Irwin, and the boss or foreman Of such
party will proceed with dispatch to the
Office of Capt. irwin, on Cherry street,
who viii give the proper instructions for
the particular duty to bo performed By.
such party in helping to extinguish the
conRsgrasion, or to ssve public Or private
property. GbE3C
4ta. The foreman or boss Of each
party will be held responsible NOS only
for ths energetic execution Of the orders
given By Capt Irwin, but slso for Che good
behavior of tho men in bis charge Any
irfegulsrity, depreciation OF ;heft COM
mitted BY al Employee Of the Dspsrt-
ment viii be punished sevsrely,rs
Sta. Onethe alarm of fire, Capt. irwin
will place himself in eommuDicstion
with the Chief Engineer Of tie Fire De-
psrtmeRt, and use his best eifsrts TO har-
rnonise the action Of the volunteer force
ai5h taas Of the sstabliahed Depart
ment. .--.,-. -..-
6sb. On the alarm, Of Gre, he parties
organized under tbeirrespective foremen
viii not disband untiI orders to that
effect bsvs been received from Captain
Irwin.
7th. While a Gre is ra ging, the foreman
of saeh PsftY viii detsiI man to repOr,
10 Capt, Twin as messenger to convey
Ofdera, who. wiz remsin with Captain /.
ullil properly 3,iischsrges.
slh. Capi2in Irwin viii establish rules
By which details Of men shall be msde
from each gang or part qnslarm Offre,
TO remain bsbind in charge Of thsir ne
specific quarters, shops. trains, Offices,
etc. llztsf
9.h. Every eusrtsrmsstsr IN charge Of
public store houses will prescribe rules
for the employees Under his immediate
direction, for the purpose Of exsinguish-
lug any IRE that may oecar on his own
premises, srd will also keep At least one
dozen bleksts filed waier on each
story CT the building. 80 occupied by
hin.
10.h. No stoves or fres for cooking
or for mess purposes, win te allowed
about any Of the Public SEofe-hcuses,
and at quarsermastsFs sill hsys watch
men on duty, day and night, . see that
the necessary hres for ihs of8ees are
duly guarded and st ths proper hour sx-
tingeished.
sss ]. L. DoEAEDsox,
dec2a-tf Chisf Gusrtsrmaster.
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s A Conyeniion Of the friends Of frse-
dom gas held IN New osIsans on the
night Of the l5th ulti The meeting was
large Taos. J. Durantl was elected
Prssident. The follosi5g Is his speech
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oupiain--J0hn IL Puctcti
Fira ffsagsuozt-RObcrt scott.
ssoon.d L.iealen snt Joha : ingalls,.

EaEes-navif Me- b. Joan Clvcndsr, Joel Phil
fIs. - no Pufkett, AMI Buret, Wm Muloy, MURPHY
Ihiii,s, ssm'l Plummer, John Chenaut, b D4vE
.er1ainef NiIr, Wm NsFo, " Rice. Wm Bake, A
lsrnu, far., Bruee, , Z Eoho, IN Stewart, Joss
Ferry.
- Tho Polfpe. CsHrt iEtpaasd every moruing e
n-ra nllln-a
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f1.rt assd HoEisr--J. L. Gleavea.
81 TIE Coaft neets tho sTsl 9o1dsy IL kaT h1f
ItFsnber. s8s1hsa
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sil.s-Jarrss siisissoa. .s-.-,,.sh h,as Esos
rcn ard J. x Eucha1aa.
EeyssssT--F FnfreHs earrelt
"A Ttaree-W Jasper TEyhr. rffrfl etroHe
= CorOses- HGunfcr
{. fHas1@-t xauder Mcdaniel.
Ess..ss tnl,sisse-zFs kissst9t
Hss.-ss1 1ler Coileeo4-J. &. hrlss.
CrsaatlaS Jor ~ Esssssle- P.crtas--ichu y. so~s
: 81 & NsArlsz. ta
BOUNTY COURT,
~ ss--fI6n Jaz4st HhitW6fth.i
eislt-P IandSiey kiohpi
rz- The JudgerE Cofrt.cleeiE the frrt aondag Z
s1rh m0afh, and fhe Qusrtery Ceari, ocmposod Q
~ Magistrates 81 thq euunty, beld the erEt Nor
ety IN January. April, July ana totooer
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The news Of General Grarfe vic, ~
has reached Eoglaud, and is made u .
subject Of various ecmmsnt in the Lor-
don jOuvnAlsa The Morning Sisr calls
TIE battle sths Waterloo Of the Soatb,"
and .di. "A 1sassb -ao atef
Ell al very doublfal whether The dis
eOm6ted forces Of hat unlucky and un-
popular commander Bragg, can Be in
ducsd 10 make another stand. An oiissr
Eho does not know what to do Wiih q
victory when, BY chance, be has Won it,
who Loses by insc.iOn these days and
weeks which his adversary EMPLOYS Ia
gaining ngta-pFh0 is obliged 10 Ie-
monaco q most advantageous position,
and yet is unable to retire from is With-
cut inourriHg total defea,-sn oiiser
Hhcss whole csTeer seeus to have been
oae rathsrof terror 20 his own soldiers
than tootbe enemy--is aot tins nan 20 re-
tsieYe 50 teTriblea disaster as that just
sustained"
The Times sty les General Grant tie
most sctiye and successful eOmmapder
whom the federal, possess, whose pref
enee has turned the fortunes Of the can
paigB," but eOmf5Tts its secession st
irisuds With scms explanations Of ID .
cause Of Brags's defesi;
,gf ths southern army has suffsrsd By
tte. eontiauaacs- in command Of "a in
efficient general, the Confedsrits govern
msnt Wilihave supported IFS nominee ata
very grsa5 cost The souths soldiers are
described as dsmoFalized anG possessed
81 perfect panic, Aad, though this may
be only the exaggeratee style current In
the country, II may well be conceived
that retreat under 6iscredited gener-
al after > disastrous battle is Dot likely
20 have been commenced with The good
order which allows defeats 70 be rsms-
died But, whatever may be said Of the
7 G3hfsderaie commau6er, CT whatever ex-
paBstion may b. given OF the details of
thi battle, We think the true explanation
Of TIE compaign is to bs fouad in the
weakness OF the Southgrl army. This
has been tls fatal dissdvaatsge % The
COnlederstss al through t5e War, and
may proSSbly sufsr fson il nov more
than ever. r,
The Tines however, remarks il adc;s
tion to these exp aaators:
ave have little doubt that tee main
Csuse Of .ths retreat Of General Bfsgg
from the point where ne had dono 30
much. and was expected to Go m3re, has
bsen the belisf that at present he IS not
n a coRditiOa 10 oppose the powerful
levies which bage been placed u3Ger
the command Of General Grant"
The Morning Herald, toe bitter enemy
Of our goYerDmsnt is "not without hope
ihat the disaster toBsagg may not prove
i,retrievable," but adds:
'F,iendly IS we are TO the Confederate
cause, We are prepared 10 IOOk the Vtry
worst in TIE face, sad that worst sooes-
thing far beyond any tlins that has yet
befallen it." Hd
The Examiner, which has been strong
ly. sscsssiOnisi, says that ths defeat Il
Bsagg is net decisive, bat nearsF % the
decisive than any reverse Of the fortune
Of war that has set occurred. b-s
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