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Synopsis OF FUNdING ScuEME oF CUR
RENCY BILL AS TO STATES EAST OF THE
MIssIssIPPI.- Non-Laterest Fearing 500
Notes. Receivable for public dues be-
fore April 1st, 1864, at par; from and af-
ter April l5t, 1861, not receivable at all,
but
FuSDAELE IN Four PER CENT. GoSns.
Before Isl April, 1864. at par.
From lst to last day of April, inc at &c :
From l,t tp last day of May. me, at So !:
rom Isl 10 last day Of June. inc, at 40 :
From iSt to last day of July, inc, at SO :
From ist to last day of Aug, inc, at % !;
t ronl lst to last day of Sept. inc, at Is !
swept away by monthly tax. Oct inc, at 6 :
Any non-interest bcarln. 500 notes
held Oh the first of january, 1865, are
t1Xcd 100 per cent, thus destroying every
c5tige Of value.
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Having been recommended through tn
kint,ucss Of N ! fri nds, 4 suitable person Il
represent the counties of Moore and A"ntSoin
cry in the p.xt Senate of North Carolina
take t.;s method Of expressing ny grateful ac
acknowledgements to my friends for TINS manifes
tation of their esteem and confidence. But
cannot consent to become a candidate at this
time If the condition my family and business
vouId nerlnit me to leave Eou e. think | corr 1
reader more yaiEti,le service to the Country III
fli. ranks Of til ARMY than in any civil naice.
Besides. according TO an arrangement VI Ion Q
standing between the counties ~ Mnore s,ni
Mon; poln.rv. the latter is entitled to the Sen
atol for tbs. ensuing. term, s,.lt lisyr 10 dis
position citil moi t.oore, to infringe upon
tI.t. giriite Of sitter cointy nor - hf.'sk the
-.,ifit 81 t.r 'ny aisie't h,s - Ion. eA.-ted be
t.4 cen the rap county.
= \. Z. .SrtNf.ii
Juae2 d3t fsu .;It34 Station.
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PERSONAL LIBERTY Bull,

| The following is a copy of an Act pas
sed by the Legislature at the session whics
hast just closed, to protect the personal
liberty of citizens Of tue State Y he are mol
! in :he army. 1t was introduced Hon
i Nat. Boyden, Senator from Rowan. We
/ hive not been able to procure staiemen
of the vote on this bill, it stood a6 to L:
in the Senate, and 81 to / / i'll tl.e House;
IN 1CI' more etectuailg TO ~ecatt III,
Jc effs ofthe srrU efdtbcrS cota,.,S ep.a
10 ,,4..r.'at II transportation of cft -th.
in cic.l i;ft hsyo"i tie ttatds n tae
STATE.
Sac. /. e. /: eaarf.a III The G,ae,-t'
Iesca}bly - ND,ta GDro7.At. "s.a II iA
hcicby e.uctea bY thc onthorff4 o. hs
same. That any person rs to whom IA writ
of ha5eus co..pHs has been issne,l aud
served, who wiiIl;,ily Fills or ruiu>s.s, TN
DIR Any prrtencc uiiafev,r to ebey- he
mandate thci'coi. OF tac orders ~ the
judge ai. court tiiereos., hctnse mei.sfsi tar
ss-sae i hsfs j. u 49, -
tcntionally prevents the ssr.fcc ortnc
same BY force, or bv Keeping oft oi tie
way, or who s.iaE wilfully fail OF refuse 10
permit anv person upon ai'i ac;.tIon b
council, in his custody, to consult with
and have the assistance ot council, for
the purpose Of sueing out, or prosecuting
said writ, or who shall send away Or con-
ceal a:y person who is i'll his custo y OF
Under his contro. wish intent 10 prevent
said VIII. from being discharged. wi:en tie
judge or court SO orders, shall tie guilty
Of high lnlsdomeanor, and, On c"Afictioa
in the Superior Court, shall hc ilnd not
less than one thou-and collars and I:I!-
pri>onel not less than one year.
Sec. :. Be 1T further enacted, That If
any person shall, under any fretcnce
whatsoever, transport beyond the limits
OF this State, by force or violence, any
person ia civil life, such person SO o!l'ent-
ing shall be guilty of Il hiyh mis'leineanor,
and, on conviction. shall be lind not less
thad two thousand dollars alII lsAprieon
not less that one year.
SEC. 3. Be It .turther enrcte1, That if
any person in civil life shall be transport
ell beyond the limits of this State, contra
~ to the provisions Of the second section
of this act, the 60 lcrnor f,he State shall
forthwith demand him Of the authorities
Of the Confederate Stat, ..c.e such per
son may be imprisoned.
Read three times and ratified in Gcner-
al Assembly, tie 2s.h day oi May, lt,;i =
r. S. DONNEIL, S. &. Ii.
GILES MEBANE, S. S.
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4 HAPPY TIME.-During the fouSt1,
f! days proceedings OF the ''National Meth.
odist Episcopal Conference" at Philadel-.
p}li,s, the quadrcnnial address Of the Bisi-
ops Of the Church was read We copy
from the Aepsirer's report the following !:
| When that part of the utitiress was read
which recommends the passage Of law
/ that 40 STAKEHOLDER shall hereafter be en-
Titled to alnissi 3n into the Methodist
/ Episcopal Church, it was hailed with most
unbounded applause.
The strongly anti-s'avcry members of
the body could scarcely tell whcAl,er they
were in the flesh or out OF it, While the
whole body seemed to feel that the year
Of Jubilee hal come. Ike Rev Bishop
was compelled to cease for 4 considerable
tis-2e kis re7ss4iazs-. wl4ieh pause was fuilg
occupied by continued alI'i'ssse and shouts
tof "Glory." ''iIalleluail ssAmen p
The address WAS finally ttlished, when
it was proposed to sing '0st HundreI,'
praise God from whom all blessings
lov,," &C.
a motion was ftcn n,a6los to print FIVE
thousand copies Of the address. On this
,question an opportunity w5sfaken by the
members of The body for enjoying" as
DR.. Hill, Of Eric, remarked, the sunshine
Of the day" Great and raysurous jubi a
ton was expressed on account Of the
ichange i'll national affairs, which, IN the
Providence of God, has rendered this pro-
posed action of the church possible.
+ T.
900 copies Of the address for gratuitous
circulation, and request its publication in
all the church papers.
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Tue FRENCH AND THE YANKEE NATION.
In the Yankee Congress, on the 23d,
Winter Davis, OF Nd, offered the following
resolution
WHEREAS, The following announcement
Fappeared III the ''Monitcur,n the French
official organ, viz
1.-The t.nperor's Government has recciv-
cd from the United States satisfactory evil
dencc of the sense and bearing of the re-
solution Of the House of Representatives,
at " ashington relative to Mexico and it
lis known besides that the Senate has i'll
definitely postponed al examination OF the
question, which in any case, tie Executive
would not have sactioned."
IHerGorc Acso{ced, That tae President
communicate to this House, i: not incon-
sistent with the public interests. any eN-
'planation given by the Government OF the
United States relative to the sense and
bearing of the resolution relative to Mex
leo, which unanimously passed the House
on tie 4th OF April, 18Th.
The RESOLUTION was passed almost un-
animous y, under suspension OF the
rules.
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TO TIE FRikNDS GFTHE SOLDIERS
ll.c onie<lcI.:,c,

CuAKTEEGASTER GENERA. DEPARTMENT
RAILROAD HuREAI.
RIcIImoND. Feb, 2Oih lSGl
rENHE friends and relatives Of soldiers ia
4 the Army OF Northern Virginia are
hereby notified that an arrangement has
this day been effected with the SOUTHERN
EXPRESS COMPANG Ito carry all pa, h :.
ages Of food and v.caring apparel to Ei,L-
mono Va.
To secure the advanta ges thus obtained
throug Oh the express company the following
Instructions must be Observed
Paaka yes must not conialn more than
on e hundred pounds; be well secured, ami
lainly marked. aud sent at the expense OF
the slipper to either Of the Soldiers Relief
Associations, which are located us follows:
In North Carolina. at Raleigh; in South
Carolina, at Columbia; in Georgia, at Au-
gusta; in Alabama. at Montgomery: or at
any other point at Which one OF these AS
Cciations have an Cn-cc.
The Agents OF these Associations will
there take charge OF them, AID sAip daily,
by Southern EXpfeSs Company, 80 the Prop
or Agents Of tie respective States at Rich
moud. who will sec them ditril ut"d 70 tho
proper lt!nal owners.
TO meet tie wishes CT The soldiers, and To
give them q certain and speedy comnunca-
ton with home the Southern Express Con-
pauy has agreed 10 give hi. irc;gut prefer
cuCC over tItI 1tE!NC Clrt . ana III Orttr
that 10 olstac.e mAy occur to the success
Of 80 iauaable an enterprise. TIE several
i.s.ti:o,.,. Companies arc hereby requested
to rel der the Express Company such iaciIi-
ties as will enable it to make this arrans,
ncnt Il complete success.
As the Southern Express Company as
sumes all responsibility OF tie !an$rorta
ton Of those packages TIE Relief Asscei"-
tiuus are requested to withdraw their
a geuts " no have heretofore acted as travel
ing messengers. If the Rvlicl Assoc alton
will establish agencies III the lear oi IhcIe
armies, they may enjoy ihe same privileges
hereby secured 10 tho Army OF NcIil.rn
firg MIA
y. W. SINS,
Lieut.. Col. and claltcrnla.t,r.
Approved.
y. i; i.anteu,. Quartcl!aaater Con.
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS co.
Auet.>EA. Ga. Feb -. 1854. I
THE SOUTHERN ENi'HESS tOMPA-
Ny hereby mott the friends and elaiivrs
Of Soldiers in tie Army OF Northern Va.
AID els where. that they are prepared 10
carry ont arrangements ~ ahE"uticca iii
the above card and iha; they vii! DO all in
there power TO taihl its ,eIu,rciacnsst
JANIS SIIt1 EH.
Gen'l Sup'.. & Acting ircs.i 80. i.Ap. Co.
may Oil
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The Atlanta InteIIigfncct of the o0tI

The Atlanta IateI5iyenccr Of the ootI
gives the following as the situation:
This army at last has apparently got
into the necessary position tor Il battle to
,ensue. All the necessary arrangements
have been made. The Relief Committees
and reserve Surgical corps have been or
dcred to their stations and every appear
tnce indicates IN early eneagenesi:-
Doubtless this Sabbath Is destined, as i;
has been before, fer battle to occur
BY our dispatches, it will be seen that
the scene OF conflict between the gallant
Cicburn with his soldiers a-air.st How
ard corps WAS most terrific and destruc-
tive. Doubtless the encInv are more t!es-
peratc than ever, and Ii ia u with tue itce!l-
tive Which drunken courage and mis-
placed confidence oi supposed disparity OF
strength gives
The enemy has been making persist
ent effort during two days past, to extend
their line 50 AZ to get Altoona as IA point
for their left TO rest on. Ii Sherman
secures that place he gels hear base for
his supplies brought ON the State Road,
and thereby, he secures an objective point
against us, which will permit ann to max .
il centre tor the accumulation Of stores.
and where he can rest until nc recuptr-
atcS.
Gen. Johnston will prevent the inanou-
vre and there iS LITTLE dot,iIt that a General
engagement Will enSue Oh the ground
mentioned. 1t is The important polnt, for
which, all previous strategy and Sighting
for position has been made.
These are our views, founded on a
thorough knowledge of tie topography OF
the country and the run OF the game
hitherto. A large number Of prisoners,
captured by Cleburne on Saturday morn
ing, arrived here last night.
The Chicago Times aud Missouri Re
publican OF The :,n'h says that Butler, at
Ter repulsing t.:c rebels OH tbe 10Th, fell
back from Fort Daring. saf.!y arriving
belllHd his new line Of eatrcnchnent$,
nl.ero he i able to withstand an attaci.
nom tie forces than c,,n b brought
rainSt him.
They admit that the 18Th corps was
btIly >:ut u. Al -. Il n u 3urs.,
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ILLUSTRATIONS
{" NON INTERVENTION :"

=" NON NlNTERVENTION;"
:: TIE REFUGEES HOME"
TIE CASTI II OF FSPAGNETO -
1.-THE DESERTEI'S DEN IN
DOVfM. SWAMP
All these articles, together with al endless
variety OF
LITERARY MiSCELLA ANY.
are contained in the first three number of Vol.
'iV, 1851, commencing April 3O,j oi this re-
ally
SUPERB FAMILY JOURNAL,
SEESGGIpI2ON- : mouth s 10 90
The Trade supplied at 81, per hundred.
Address,
N.M. u. SMITH.
Editor and Proprietor, Raleigh, \. &.
Junel dom
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lat killed and wounded OF

'sat killed and wounded oHc Ia re-
bells.
/ Sheridan bad started on la5 pund
Richmond, an,i tn ,lISs they caa .ce.s
communication cutsofl.
Sherman, on the 18th, sxsssz csiesl
i ineston OH u etinesda :
Rome was occupied lsys Ii1'ass sion.
| Gen. Pope has been o-asfa ash
insten with 9, GEO men.
The editors of the ,vew Zoe alrnal
Of Commerce ana the ~ eTlsks to be
! tried. The Chicago Tinaes Is oc-
'eirr1nce is an oeeas. s.on-iarsss ,ablic
alatn, and a resumption ofssnh& escisa
If that arbitrary power Nsssz16 has 50
shocked the country
Nathaniel Haw thornc died a Ion on
the 10th inst.
The Chicago editorial GERS. "a the
situation says: 1t is ke ere
allie to form an accuIsAs suskss. Ia - l,on
the events Of last Week sYssa. 60 &yay
lee, after beilg vassts..s tsf s..:I
~ s.lsf Il 80.
oas, failed to foilow the Gessass.1f III 1se
The Government has never .iyenga single
explanation OF the situation Of tA army,
but after announcing glorlousEietory,
suddenly ceased to forward anything.
The battle on Thursday was tndoubt-
edly, the most fercely contested, costly
and gigantic ever fought on tli CONT
nent. Early IN the morning I%ss.eock
gained a brilliant success, Of wilha Stan
ton notified the country. Late in the
day the rebels made desperat charge,
regaining all that was lost, bch fact
Stanton concealed. The battle rsed say
agely all day, resulting in thetomplete
failure OF Grant to make the slightest i'm
preston on the rebel lines lie had a
terrible aggregate Of killed, wounded and
missing as our gains during that b!eody
day. Grants change or position. Oh Fri
day night, was promptly met by the ,eo-
els. Grant thus far has occupied his
ti.nc III getting reinforcemcnts.. 4
An officer from Duval:s Bluff ..sstcs tha,
the rebels planted q battery at S ut',
Bend, on White river, hear the cut of,
completely blocksding the river.
The steamer FloiiIa is reported at Der-
nuda or the I2th.
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Ashlaed The Yankees then proceeded
Ito tear up the railroad ard whilst thus
rented the party, capturing 33e horses
and number Of prisoners. The flying
enemy was pursed nearly to-the Court
House.
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EeE ytED.

At his residence in tlis place, the 29th
inst, Of Tvphaid Pneumonia, BENJAMIN >.
VALENTINE, ofthe Confedei stc States y N.vy,
III the I'D year OF his age.
AT the Hospital in this town, after pro
tractcd illness OF typhoid fever, Dir. NELL
McA1NNON, Of Sampson county. Of the Con
icderate States Navy. aged IS years.
The fineral will take r'sec at the Blul
Church this ni"inng at 10 clock.
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The Examiner states that there is a ru
NOR Ii, Richmond, that our shinplaster-
man, Meminger, has, or is about to resign
Shoali 1t be true, Cold Will decline.
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/. On Thursday tie members of the La
dies Loyal Lcage held their anniversary
meeting at the Church Of the Paritans. AT
NeF York, s!rs. Stanton. presiding. Al
dresses We're made by I.uoret. Mott.
Neanteli PHILLIP and fia,rge h.s,, ns,.,.
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We regret to learn that Capt Ray OF the 9Th
regiment, was bandly wounded near Drewry's 5
Bluff. 1t is reported that he Will loose a foot
Willie F. Campbell, son of \. N. Campbell
ESD, OF this place, a member of Capt. Mex Il =
lei company, also wounded lately.
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We publish today communication
from 'Cumbcriand" We hsve nothing to
say IN the. matter, anl we take no siaes
with political parties. W. aili always,
however let The reopls. be card thloa !.
uur columns, oa either ....,a.s,.
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We stated in a late issue that it was
reported that Gen. Bragg had or,lerc. the
evacuation Of Petersburg Mai. General
Ransom publishes a card dcnyin. the
statement.
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\ friend in the army near Petersburg

\ friend in the army near Petersburg,
sends Us the following:
Cor. SINCLAIR :-Please publish the Go'-
lowing list Of casualties in &c. ID, 49;Il
regiment N e Troops. iar the benefit OF
ali interested, viz Killed. sergeant I
McDowaId. Wounded, privates Duncan
Cole, L. thigh, Neill b. Caddeil, III thigh,
Enoch Stuart, in the great toe, Alexander
johnson, Jr., ii~hac1. Neifl Kennedy, top
Of the head None of these are consid-
cred dangerous except perhaps Johnson,
who having vigorous constitution Will
most likely recovery.
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CoM'D OFFICER OF COMPANY.


USEFUL TO HousEKEEPEI,s. s.-Tlle plant
commonly known as water pepper or
/ smart weed which may be Il und in
abundance along our ditcsaes, roads, lanes
and barn yards, is ali eiiee'aai aud Ger
tain destroyer Of the Ted bug \ strong
1cesction IS made of the herb. ;nt, the
place invested with tire issaeet washed
thoroughly with it. El.er berry leaves,
,ald unon tiic shelves Of q safe or cup
board viii also drive away reaches and
aats, while tie common hceise tlv will not
venture in smelling distance ol tuen.
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sIiaw's front, but it is believed not to be
more than heavy skirmishing.
There is heavy firing this evening III
the direction Of Bottoms Bridge.
Yesterday evening our cavalry tonight
the Yankee infantry shear Coald Harbor
and were pressed back until reinforced
by our infantry. Dusing this fight, Maj
F'lournoy, of the 9th Va, was killed.
There was also a cavalry fight near
Erlah l?) (Bcthesda) Church on Monday
evening and last evening, but it amount
II to very little.
Prisoners captured report Grant out o.
rltioEs, which Is qu5ec possible.
a general engagement may occur to-
morrow Tie length of our lines pre-
cludes anything Ike an accur3tc report
from the whole front.
Ptcuv0Sn, June 1.-The Neg York
Iribuae OF The 25s1l says that al the Ian-
yel1 = s4itJsse-
have been removed, preparatory to the
evacuation Of the CITY.
Joshua r. GiddinSs, dropped dead at
Montreal, on the 23d.
MosJ,'s men destroyed all the block
houses AMI bridges from Uuion Mills, to
the Rapidan.7
Nothing ofintcrcst from The army.
Cold 18G.
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Il IA E IA s.ssC XsT.

M Subscribers can be supplied with back
numbers, containing the following
BEAUTIFUL & TT FRILLING STORIES:
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''MACD: o., IAt Gnosr PROM BENEArn THE
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" TIE RErrGEE's NiEcG." founded on Incl
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RIcHNoSD, june 2u.-The PHILADELPHIA
h"1"irer of the 3oth has dispatches from
Grants army, file. with sasconade lie
says that Lee has been OUT sneralcl.
The whole army is across the pauIun-
key and moving on to Richmond
Dispatches from Georgia are nnimpor-
tant There have been many sharp en-
counters, bu. nothing decisive.
Geld closed at lSs.
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RAID TOWARDS THE WrLM SGTos Eosn.
As we goto press we learn from good
authority that i Yankee force, said to be
from twelve to fifteen hundred strong.
with artillery, Sc, have hlorel oat fro;n
Sheppardsvi.le, and threaten TIE line OF
the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad.
Steps have promptly been taken TO check
thcm.-.st3fs e{ouraat ed Inst.
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R1cHMoNp, June 2nd.- Hoke's division,
encountered the eneny's left, yesterday
morning, inhicting heavy loss, and cap
turing battery, a stand of colors and a
number OF prisoners.
Col. Lawrence NJ. Keitt, Of S. c., was
severely wounded yesterday.
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New HoPE May 30.-H'ia Marietta 3lst,
scarcely shot was tirel yesterday or to-
day. Both armies have taken advantage
of the temporary lull 70 enjoy the rest
thus afforded after the fitigtle OF the. last
30 days. The weather IS warm, and the
dust almost iusulierablc
Small squads Of prisoners continue to
come in. About 500 have been ctpturcd
so far.
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EICHNoND, June 2-The following Of
fetal dispatch was received

EIcnNoSD, June o.-The following Of
fetal dispatch was received
HEAD Q'&s ARMY No. NIRGINIA,)
June Ist, 1861.
To the Secrcfa1y Of Wur:
There has been skirlnishing along the
lines to-day.
Anderson and Uoke attacked the enc
my this forenoon and drove them to their
entertainments
This afternoon the enemy attacked
Heath, and were handsomely repulscd by
Cookies and kiriNland's brigadcs.
Breckinridge and Malone drove the
enemy from their front, taking about &c
prisoners.
\ force Of infantry is reported to have
arrived at Tunstal's Station from the
y hitc House, extending up the York
River Railroad. They State that they
belong TO Buffers forces.
RIcHAoNp, June 2.-Only small force
of Yankees were at Ashland yesterday
- y llttic tialliCS was Q0HC. nc mann
body was attacked and defeated by Lo-
max.
Official dispatches from Gen. Johnston,
dated New Hope, Ist says: The army is
IN healthy cordition. Tn the partial
engagement he has lad great advantage.
The enemy's cavalry and transpol tation
animals are in suffering condition.
RICHMOND, June 2.-Severe fighting in
the direction of York river is reported
this forenoon. No particulars have been
ftC~lScd.
RICHMOND. June 2.-Nothinr of inner
tancc III either House Of Congress to o-day
House spent some time in secret session.
RICHMOND, June Our forces on the
Southside attacked the Yankees this
morning in their rifle r;ts, near Ware
Bottom Church, kiliin@ a numbe. and
capturing the III Connecticut.
Our loss triiling.
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STARR's FAEM, Moy 3l.-Bat;lc'S and
Daniels briSades on yesterday evening,
flinked line of the enctny's skirmiahes,
capturing 20 prisoners OF the 9th corps,
who have been received here
There i 5 some heavy firing on the lcf,
this morning, which has Lot been cx-
planned yet.
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IT7 7llGILlE CIR "a IPIHLIU


Entered according 70 Act of Congress in the
year 1865, by j. >. Thrasher. in the Ctcrh ;
office of the District Court Of the Confederate
States, for the Northern District of Georgia