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GANKrr Llus,---Nol long since the Louisyillo
and Nashville papers reported Col Adam John
son defeated and killed 10 southvta Kentucky now
they have him whipped by force Of ninety
Yankees whom he had surrounded with SIX orsoycn
hundred men. A very reasonable tao Tho Eou-
ivillO Journal Of The 2dth, gives the following im-
probable rcportof the affair
Adam Jougsos's DrrRAr.--Wo have some par
tioulars of the bri liam eight which took place
about oebt miles from Princeton, Kentucky on
Sunday morning last Major Tyler Of the 52d
Kopaeky mounted infantry, was stationed at the
place with n,nety,ihrce men, to guard the crossing
Of the road 10 Hopkinsvllo, and the road nom
Whites Mil TO Walloniu noted guerilla rood-
On the preceding Friday evening he had encounter
cd Woodward's two hundred and MY men on Their
way from ,hu eight o, iiopk.nWille tl Join Adam
johnson IN Wubstor county, end forced them to ro-
tmt.
On Sunday morning he WIS 'nrrqundcd IN camp
BY johnson, six or seven hundred wrohE' WuV
made furlous n,tnok at daylight Major Iyei
formed NJ men In a good position and gave bWu'
with determination written on oyUrY mans face q
win or die. Tho conflict was fierce sid hiepdy iol
about on hour, whom the nebcls retired whipped and
ViseomRlcd, with loss of neary hty kiuoN and
many woundod Iohusun among tho number VINO
hhdboth oyus shot oat by hal through the leni'
PIE Lieutenant Colonel lSolryl vrs wounded ~
thoeg, and bis Adiulant tnulock) and four other.
wrp taken prisonota The b2d lest ouo khyd ano
hfoot ak wounded Johusous lQroo' ioll bacs
about two miles. towari Providence nnd Major
IyN remained master Of tho aald. Tho Nhiol eng
w huls hsnd of heroes deserve great credit iai
wv Eailea uiamph ever q largely superior ioges
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cHAmQr7r, n c august 2Otb. 1864
paHuant % aFaaolptioa Of Congress, polls verc
pcuqd % l5isciiaaon .Trfsiny He Isth for an
'a'' ''''s'.'.-D
Congressional s,se bhsAes only
four votes wore c,t ana ill oflhcse wore for Cart
clusbcy. Tho Captain IS naoutcdiy elected.
Bully for him
Last night we had one Of insa coolreiuveonHnr
refreshing rains, for which We bave hogp actually
suffering for 80 long a time This VIII have toa-
dency to strengthen yegoution Gruat wagon
loads Of melons and fruits of all sorts are filling
our market. These dolici,us articles SO uccrssary
to the cheering Of tho inner man, u-thcse dog days
are dirt cheap, whom we compare tbcm with the
other necessarics Of life. In fact everything, but
board, IS obeap in Charlotte.
Old Jobal Early, or as Gen. Leo calls him, his
chad old man" has won naaue, during his sojourn
in the Valley of Virginia. Of which he is won wOr-
thy. Did You eyer see him' moi you have miss.
cd one OF the greatest curiositcs Of tho war; Ho IN
a man Of considerable corporosiy wi full face,
which has tho appearance of the full moon when II
isat its height iu redness, IID is about elk feet
high and Of immense structure. Ills voice sounds
like a cracked Chinese eddie, and comes from his
mouth Somewhat on the style Of a hardshell Bap-
tist with q long drawl, accompanied With an inter
polatioD Of oaths. In the winter his head is cncas-
Cd in D. 80. stfpea woollen skull cap drawn down
over his ears, whiohis body is contained within
the embraces Of p Virginia cleth over coat striking
his heels. His legs are covered by leesins Of the.
same Waieral, wrapped from the foot upwurly as
high az The knees with white tape. lie is as brave
aa he is homoly and as homoly as any man you
ever saw. except Parson Brownow, gho is said to
rival bis Sata ic Majesty in his personal appear
ances Thrro arc many anecdotes related Of old
Jubal, but l cannot at present call to memory but
one During the battles in the Wilderness ou one
OCCASION iregiment from South Carolina was order
cd to change tho enemy. For Some reason tboy
ihltored Old Jubal bearing Of il rode up TO the
head Of thocolumn and Ia tdut poculiarity Of tone
for which no Is noted, cried out at tho. top of bis
yOipo "Boys you got ug toto this d--d sorape and
by Cd you shall help US out. Cbargcp The
~Regment were so cut by the remnrk that they
rushed upon the foe driving him from every posi-
ton
The yankecs have acain cut Tho Weldon and
Petersburg road We havc not as yet ascOrtoped
tho damage doue butprsumo it is ofvcry Gttlo inn
poraneo.
Citizens ffom East Tennessee rcportbut few Fed
eral troops in that portion Of The Stale, These are
generally confined to Knoxville where there Is 4
forcc Of negroes (prbaby about joO) as agaulsSn.
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MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
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MANUFACTURES or sTArIoNrRY.

MANUFACTURES or sTATIoNERY.
rho followipgh is published ior The Information
and guidance Of Qaartennaslers in charge of Posts
thosei charge ofmanuiaetorles Of clothing, and
the Chiefs in control Of the Tax in Kind.
flExTRAoEl
CONFEDERATE STATES OF ANRRoA,
Qamtemaslof Generals 0nue,
IL Richmond, june ~, 1884.
4 Ngjor; With view 10 economy IN the porohasa
and supply Of Stationery aud Blanks to tbe arpv
o. Tennessee and toe different commands N Geor.
gio, Alabama and Mississippi have decided 10
place You In charge of that dpy, tothc performance
oi which you will immediately direct ell yOuT snsr-
In the execution Of II YOU arc authorised and IN.
siuctCd as follows
To have the disposal Of the cuttings nom cloth.
ing and tent factories, Of old and oopdemnod tenta
and other paper stock material under tho controlog
This Dcpartipcnt
70 arrangefor the manufaoturc ofpaper either BY
contract Or on Goyepmcntaccoupt as mOy DO found
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o.
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GERS Of tho Quarlcrmastors Department % transfer
the materialSoqured by you.
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gomery Ala.
true copy
!. The eutinga and scraps nom olething factories
should be sayod-thosc Of pure cotton koptsoparsta
from those Of mixed maicrial
H. All old and unseryictablc tent cloths and
ropes, and ropcs ends, gunny bags and unservics-
able hemp baling from eotta bags, arc valuable
material for paper making, oad should bO seppu,
lensly preserved
III. Grain bags iu tho Duroau Of tho Tn n
Kind when unfit for use IN that branch Of the pub.
lie sCryico can bo turned u very great account IN
another fabric, aud made to redeem much Of their
original cost Il taken care Of aud turned over tony
agents.
Properly authorized agents viii visit tho various
posts and factories in Georgia, Mississippi aud Ala
balna for the collection Of these maiorist, and Ire.
spcctfuy solicit cordial cooperation 10 Is aceu-
mutation. J. II. MCMAHON,
Mnior and Quarlefmanler.
MoNreoNERy, Ala, August 10 1854.
sepl-lm
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NATIONAL SONG.
the Magnolia.
ar ALbnRFFtKr.

What, what is the true Southern symbol
The symbol of honor and right,
The emblem that suits brave people
Ia arms against numbers and mighty
Ts the evergreen stately Ma nolia,
Its pearl aowers pure as the truth.
; ,hsisass Of tempest and lightning,
Its life perpetual youth
CHORUS
Our colors the blue, white and green
Our colors the blue, white aud green
Independence and freedom forever.
hurgah Cor tl's hlussri'iic and greeat
French blood stained witssslors tho iiIiius.
While centuries marched to iheir grave.
And over bold Scott and gay Irish
rne thistle and shamrock set wave
Ours, ours be the noble Magnolia
That only in Southern soil grows,
The symbol Of life everlasting -
Leave the Eagle to thieve for our foes
CHORUS,
Our eolors the blue, white and green I,
Oureolors the blue, white and green
Independence and freedom forever
Hurrah for the blue, white and green
Faint the flower on field blue as Heaven,
Let the broad leaves around Il be seen,
'Soap@pseas' the eloquent motto,
Our eolors the bluew white and green.
Type Of chivalrv. LOYALTY Vfrfue
In winter midsummer the same
Full leaf fhltof flower, fall Of vigor-
It BELTS those who eight for name
CHORUS
Our cOlors The blue, white and green
Our colOrs the blue, white and green
independence and freedom forever
Husrah for the blue, white apd green
For name among earlh's ancient nation,
Vet more for the truth and the right
For freedom, for proud Ipdependepce,-
The old strife Of darkness aud light,
Round tie world boar the Gag Of our glory
While the nations look on and admire
Aud our struggle, immortal in story,
Shall lhe Tree OF ah ages inspire,
a CHORUS
Our colors the blue, white aud green
Our colors the blue, white and green
Independence aud freedom forever
Hurrah for the blue, white and green
What though many fall in tha conflict
Aud our blood redden many feidy
The foes on our soil, fcllowsoldlersl
And God is our strength aud our shield
Through the FIRE and the smoke bear her ban
ners,
Ever on,'while q fragment remains
Nhsss'e''sl- me. a.a'ias sa sAez wanysr-e.
TIE koY4 ggip ~ tgisag,
cH0l @
Our colors tso me, WA and green
Oar oolors the and green
Independence 9m forever
Hurrah Ton the llaM tIa aud greon
lima IQQV
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1se- One oftheeditors Of he Missouri Republican
recently made tour to the central portion Of that
State, Including the counties Of Randolph, Howard,
Boone, Andraip, Galloway, Monroe Montgomery
and st. Charles. The harvest, as general thing,
e shot, owing to the excessive Drought Tho culti-
walton Of cotton and sorghum is PpidIySncrcpsing
in these counties It Is also observed, as an effect
oftho present high prices, the loom and spinning
wheel were heard in almost ovopy house.
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$500 REWARD.

GT0LEN from The quarters, Ia Ailpnta, Of Mai.
- n. M. Mason, Q. ~, slovarts Corps, on tho
night Of the 18th July, q black Mare, years old,
lbl hands high, short thin mano and tail, No
marks remembered about hor except q scar 0Etend-
Ing from one VI her TANKS to the hip bgno-6bo Is
very long framed aud hos ine hoad ard oars. Tbs
above reward will bo given Cor tho return 70 Maj.
Mason, at Atlanta, nr puoh nlomDtlou as will lead
70 her rec0yssy. TIE Mare N the property Of Maj.
H. y Higgins, pay Mnteg etoWhTfs C0tph
hflaaia. Auanai s'tt 1854.
Rug2i ISL ~
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THE DAILY REBEL.
THUasDAY M0RNINF sGPT> + 1904

PocKEf Book FoUSD.,--Found, on yesterday
morning, large leather poeket-book, containing
o soldiers farlcugh, an ofieer's pay aocouu, and
small sum Of money, The owner can obtain the
book and eontents on appraalion 70 this Office.
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WI Col Bryan N. Thomas, Of Mtledgoue.
has been appointed Brigadier General, and as
signed 70 duty at Mobile. IIo is son of Col. J.
Thomas,.of Midway,
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Wa J. S. THRAsuER the Superintendent o. the
Press Association, has gone to Texas, on business
trip Nr. jain Graomo, will discharge the duties
Of his ONCE In his ahsence.
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eSB The Examiner hae confrmati6n Of TIE re-
port L at Mosby hung thirty yankees whom he
caught burningrosidencos IN Clark county.
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sherman's Report Of the Occupation Of
Aklanfa

Atlanta.
/ PsrHasauas, sept.E E-Tho Hcrald of tSs al
says Stanton telegrapbed Dix. shessnnsTs ( ei9oal
repert Sherman Withdrew from Atlanta and made
q break towards ths West Point road reaching
good position on the SOth from which bo struck the
Macon roae Tho RIGHT commanded by Howard
was near Jonesboo, and lhe lef, under scAohsla
neat Rough and Ready beecnlro under Thomas q,
Couehs station,
Howard drove the enemy from his position near
Jonesboro afser hardiight sherman broke the
i!;ti st from Rough anu Hrudy 10 Howards lett,
throwing bis whole army between Jonesbor6 and
Atlanta, and made a general attacko on the enemy
at Joneeboro, on Thursday, the l4th corps under
General JEFF. Davis, carrying the works splendid
ly, taking ten guns and one thousand prisoners.
At night ihe rebels retreated to Loveioy station,
the FedeFals following. Hood, finding Sherman
between himself and a considerable portion Of his
army, blew gp.his magazine and left in the night,
when Che Goth corps occupied the city.
Sherman says his losses win not exceed twelve
hendred and that he had three hundred dead reb |
els, two hundred aad fifty wounded, and over two
hundred and fifty well prisoners
Slocum, under date Of the s0th, telegtaphs that
the rebels destroyed seven locomotives, eighty I
one cars loaded With ammunition small arms and 4
stores, and left fourteen pieces Of artillery and
large number Of arms in Atlanta. A.
The Herald says division Of rebel cavalry un.
der Lomax attacked portion.of Sheridan's rear
at Bunker Hill, and were defeated and driven
back Eve miles toward Winchester The rebel ar.
tery barely escaped capture
The Herald says the victory at Atlanta has put
down the rebellion, though the mountains Of Wiz.
ginia may be unpleasant to us for years to come
There was great rejoicing at Burlington, New
Jersey UticO Auburn, Cleveland and Bradley,
Vermont over the fall Of Atlanta
New York city is exempted from the draft.
Cola 0A11/
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esS'-The whole Of Middle and North Mississippi
Is represented vast corn1od and The crop is
said to be tho finest ever seen in that region,
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TELEGRA
REPORTs oF rHE pRrsg AsgOciAT1or.

Entered acoOtding % Art Of Congress in the year 1854
hy }. y THRAsnER In the Clerks Office Of the Dis
ifoi Court Of the Confederate States for the Northern
District Of GeoIg a.
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nIalnIaM outhrle.

Hsvllh sd hal We arc called on IN
ts luume aa lru helossof one OF
Ga6aes,eo. Ora, jor John r. Guthrie,
of tboe llegs olunteors. One
Of he 9io r NGes in defence Of
dtfx bN 6th apmpRgr' II
arm alt IA nltel,
alsslOOais Rde tna ta.1rr ii0ut tue
present protNcted and trying campaign, no
showed hinselfto be the true soldier, brave and
courageous in battle, patient aud enduring on the
march, cheerful and ever cheering the men Of his
repnncnt. Ever faithful in the discharge Of his
duty especially op the battle field, where his cour
age and conduct shone preemnent lie fell An.
gust 3lst, 1864, while gallantly leading the 10th
Tennessee regiment IN charge on the enemy's
trenches at Joncsboro On the very verge Of
manhood, he has passed away another young mar.
tyr to the glorious cause Of Southern liberty. The
dr.t fruits Of twidowod mother on the sacriRcial
altar Of his county--wilh such does II please al.
mighty God to work out his mcroifal end. lie
was member Of the Baptist Church, and a true
christian was also a Deacon Of the samo
church. AS a christian, as well as soldier, he
was ever at his post o. duty; az a citizen, he was
useful as son, he was obodient, and as husband
he was aiIectionate Maj Jno r. Guthrie, ars,
ontorcd the service as private, and at the organi.
7ation Of the regiment, ho was chosen for Orderly
Sergeant Of Co. OBJ then called ZollicoHer Guards,
iuwhich he served autil the 9Th Of May, 1892,
when he was unanimously elected Captain, iu
which he served until the 18th OF October, 1868,
when he was promoted TO Major Since that time,
ho has served dwithout bcng absent from hia com.
mand ono day, until the hour ,hat ho received his
death blow Tho Office vacated ~ his death, viii
be hard 10 al as wen and as easily as the gallant
daceascd did. The Roman Comela was not
prouder Of her two jewels, thau Maj liuthries
mother was Of her son, and well he deserved II,
for he was o Young man Of merit and promise, q
kind husband and fond dutifol SON He leaves On
afectionalo wife tnd two children, 10 mourn his
oss We unite our sympuihios with the numer.
ous dear friends who had learned 70 love him, and
Share De sorrow Of lhe grief stricken wife, moth
or, sisters abd brothers and hope hai tbe Fa,hei
4 oi on mereios may make iho burden Of their af
TIMOTHY JOHNSON
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MliaU, Sept. oh, 1864.
NOTICE Is hefcby Tho shareholders Of
~ spalding, Pix, heefv ia Butts coautios. that
no further delay aal hn $50 afed in furnishing the
negroes called Tor ugps God. The necessity
far thor Immediate loitatqlbig Il imperative. ono
MIN 81 All tae maie oe5 ~, Woen tho agos Of Is
ana oV' IN possession pi nas who have not fur.
nished their iull quotas ml Ae brought IN by tho
9th instant otlefwisc rgu gtiory means will DO
usclto se fc itoat lhe roos will DO received
aud delivered by lb sJarif IN BY gergt Leather
wood, who can be found AZ fOt6ss Of Capt Smith,
Post Quartormaster at lflaf,
JOHN e. CLABF apt a a. ON.
sepG-St Chioffog rossment at Macon
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From The Macon TeleuiNN We 6hl
We loern that c6bfhr has arrived brinning
full accounts Of opqraApspl our cavalry IN The
rear Of the enemy on On Sipio road. 10 appears
that when Wheeler ttHtfenchcd Dalton and
turned of IN the difelioa Of Cleveland, he or
dered Gen. Martin coniihnttng one of the cavalry
divisions, 10 blow up il tunnel At Tunnel Hill
This order was not 6beftd, apr did Gen Wheeler
learn Of u until MailuA division had lon the road
and formed q junction lith n0 main body OF our
forces As soon, lbwlyer, ,s 10 was ascertaned
that the order had ucl been carried into effect,
General Martin wis pNipd ulder arrest and sent
back TO Atlanta, and Vi picked body Of men was
detached from the Ci8 iand AID sc1t 10 the Slnte
road with positive lts n llostoy iho tunue.
at ali hazards, as Weh Aip rtnuin iu the vicinity
Of the road and cftutl Az ii1ns passing, dcsir0y
the track, culyerFfi nastF Work, and keep
Shermnns commas d gns cut
On WednosdaT ~ the courier reports, our
cavalry carried oNi Wacia The day before
they captured thrsi lnso oi cans / den with am-
munition and gtl'H' lil stores wore promptly
destroyed with wv wv The cars laden with
ammunition were hnfk TO tho tanuel and
placed inside Of il ithfIlts OF the tunnel were
closed up with ind ditt, after the powder
had been arrange "a aud, everything bong
prepared the trait fshruA. aud n d few seconds
the tunnel was t tffuins. Our informant
states that The Jtfrif reports its destruction na
/ being complete. tl tunnel rs now % perfect
wreck and will takoa least two months Of hard
| labor 10 rebuild last accounts oar cavalry
we're stu at wori IA ng rp the road and it was
! believed that tho tuld u6l be driven OF except
/ by a very largo fafc which win doubtless be- sent
against them, nos I Atlanta he's fallen.
tsente--
.HBnnoAkH AZ Nntsmeu --Wo learn sayi
iho Wilmington bs ds on "Wednesday eve.
ming no 5iil De goie luHeant aud huiisiofa
swept oyef lhe oawrr 8 6tmpsou oouniJi 60
Y t.,,gi.. i.l, III VI t4.a rt ts.st nnd doirl
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$40

HEADoRs 7Tu OoNeREssloskL DrsrRior.
0raiu. Ga, August goth, 1884.
nR. ]. +. Mickey made application 10 this
- ofioo for - empton, Which has hgon diBap-
proved by the lureau Of Oonsorptlon Pending
tho action ON his application, he was allowed fur
lough At the expiration OF which ho waa 10 report
to this Oflcc, or DO considered q doserldr This
iurlough expired Bx Woeks agu, The aboro ~.
ward will be paid for bis delivery 10 these hend.
quarters
Descriptive list off, r. Mickey, ago 80 years,
height iect complexion fair hair light eyes blue
blind in oue eye, y. II NEWTON,
Lieut. and lg. Q. 7th Cong. Dist
Macon Telegraph copy four tmos ard send bin
10 this office.
aug28. OF.
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TUCOMDIIssAnIEs.

M II have printed on good paper Fofm No B.,
w Abstract OF Provisions aola y Ouicora,
agreeably to tho nte order OF the Oommissary Gen.
era Orders can bo sent to
THE REBEL OFFICE.
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Nas Tho Prayer MEETING In behalf OF The
country WIN Sc lsld In ,is Baptist Church ,his AZ
isnVQR q o'olaOt.
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A WfLriI COW with Young oalE ka4uifo ei
"a v. 81 EDDLEMkH undsf lhla oditp'
aurl3aDtF
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WANTED.
A SITUATION as teacher, by young lady'
n experience Teacher Music, 40. Address
Post oihoe, box No. rs, Gdmn, Ga.
aurgJ-N
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cNTRAYFD OR sT0IrI N N the subsoribev,
- near Griffin, Ga, hrgF lack horse about 0
years ot age, nodium sift Nll pay ono hundred
doilars for tho horse aud with evidence to
convict or hty dollars or formation 30 / cilh got
the horpe at the Oonr6i iof Gen. @. w, Smith,
commanding GeoTgia Aiua
sep7-3t@ N. I MoBRYDR.
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.orrs l,oe 1o sugt.e chroni,le,l

doBi1s. Sept !, 'C4.
Tho aaapor Of ao edeml vessels is onchang-
o3 l'cr NV part ava nnoeF tho opinion that Il
win ny n, q before the Yankees
fmed 'fceh ef Hoh Us eonouerors
I, s hou 40 seeiat tlgt Eve thousand cavalry
fa kirt sm, army arc on this side
m vs. IA lrthe way assist us ii tbe Yam
lcts are adoni 3 ilopfudeut Enough 70 attack
g.
~ fag o nueo a ars,gd at fasoagopia YES.
isriaY elpturcd ae Forts 0ah.es
ali aip be irrh has anticilplcdiAo in
iseagd 10 1rnl
Weqherta5 bgea afnor for tho iasi weelsthan
i4e na Z ipf J&f Yesterday man whllp
she au ugi q swamp near the city,
gettfnc ~ and another was also
taa-s.ruu, bat su fo-uiy we have pros
poets oi rain, i phero cool and plea.
sagl L8idM
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From The Front.

vMtetersbnrg
rfnrsg Ssetp i.-tfhs a,orning Lanes
, cee ~ ser6 surprised by GmlA
% 9mrnt sntG ny yidettes were captured,
DatP assado Weldon railroad racro
ah0u'Na ei1o ietost
om Mobile.
t tasi night one Of our picket
65a aDm be.oE the obstruetons, but.
Ru1a lung sisance our boat cut loose
aolcacped
osab pieA n nnA Forrest arrived h0re to
aay
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Negro soldiers are 10 be raid the tame wsges
ana bounty and clothing allowance a. white sol
alers in accordance With the latc decision OF the
AtoThe eneral There is no gr0dnd for the
fnmor so assiduously reported from here. taat tho
PRESIDENT propoaea 70 send peace commissioners
20 INC rebels. The rumorg that an armstco has
ssssa OF s 70 be- proposed, are equally without
superintendent Whitley has communicated 60
ihe indian bureau anme iavofeatinr hois Fti3,iee
10 the lts Indians numbering ab5ui 1000 saNlH
Inese luqipns hata d treoty viii liit u Eistsa
neW B'yWg a5s-.-nssa qf tbeig fipndship igr ih