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The c. d. c. Railroad sent train
of twelve cars beyond New Castle on
Sunday week had them loaded with wood
and brought the same down that evening
and placed at the disposal OF william
Parry, Township Trustee, to be distriDu
ted to the poor of the city.
Sewing Mschines:-We call the atten-
ton OF persons wishing employment, to
the advertisement of -. 3. HEEEINICS
~ Co, in our to-days paper
The receipts Of the Concert given
by the Soldiers Aid Society Of Union
Chaple, at Starr Hall, on Saturday
evening week were az follows:
Gross Receipts ..............-5 5000, 40
Expenses Observation-Disclosures. ........... 81 40
Net Proceeds ..........S 245,o0
To the benevolent citizens who extern
ded their aid in the enterprise, the So
ciety respectfully tender their grateful
acknowledgements,
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NJ. j. NEWTON, Secy.
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Of being tapped. q. tie old thus making .
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Frsm

To the Associated Press, Morrill,
louisville, Ky, Feb. Z, IS64-The Press
rePGrter from the front Of General Grants ARMY
has ast arrived from Nashville.
He states on the highest military authority
in Nashville, that Rl skirmishes recently rspor-
tod, are merely foragiDg fights between our own
and the rebel cavalry hat Gen. Burke on the
night Of The 4ih was At Knoxville, in command
Of the Ninth army corps, and had no eammUni-
cation cut OF this side Of Cumberland Gap.
The Fszswell fight was unimportant, and did
not sffrc thu general situation.
AFFAIRS IL L-OEGSTRERT's ARMY.
KNOXVILLE, January PA citizen who ar
rived within our lines on Monday night gives
the following report Of sffaIB In the army Of
Loagstreet:
L9ngstreet's headquarters arc at RusseilYille.
dis Eoops are being e%xIenaively iuIloughsd
and are going home.
A second raid, a Ia A7eril, is evidently fesrsd,
as a whole division, under Gen. Ransom. has
gone up into Southwestern Virginia TO project
the salt works iB that region.
The railroad will soon be in running order bf-
tween RichEsoHd and M0rristown The bridge
over the Hliston st Union-a town or tbs SAFE
lise, which since the war has besn called Z5li-
cgfenby he Tobe's-is fuished, and tia over
the Wsfsuga II Carriers station will be readv
for the passage Of trains in less than S week.
These are the only important bridges bstween
Morristown aud LYnchburg In two weeks
LOngstTsst will thus have esi ablished Yslrosf
communication with Richmond, wbsu We mas
Lock for another "0n to Knoxville"
The weather still continues remarkably fine
Yesterday was wsrm-posiiively wsrn-ani
the sun bsat down with sl ihs heAs Of a June
day. Tbs thermometer muSs have marked six.v
or seventy degrees suddsa contrast 10 fha
weather a few weeks ago, when the temperance
descended 10 Eve degrees shnvo geo.
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the impegialisss. lie Is openly neutral JzsFss.
who has been driven from San Luis P5t8si. pro
posed to make Monterey, capital Of Nuave Leon.
his headquarters aud seat Of government. bat
Vldanfri objected Ci0iadano Jasrez vas wei
come, but not President JnArsz. Thus the
matter stands.
Meanwhile the sf4ir at Mstamoros. which
has grown ont Of the revolution there Of No.
vsInber 4Eh, 9Th, etc, is still in g torment A.
ter Cobos was killed, CoFiina invited ssrns 70
come and be governor ssrna, wko was reid
ing sonae sixty leagues away, agreed, and carne
on, and has since been the nominal governor Of
T~smaafpas, or At least that part Of IL within
the limits Of Mslsnoros. Corfina, however.
controls affairs.
A few days ago q forced lasn OF $50 COO was
lisvied On the merchants Of MatamuTos i vac
psidi but afterwards thu . loyal American 81
merchants inducsd Gen Dams, Of the Yankee
forcs at Brownsville, to interfere, and ths money
taken from item was returned Dana threat
ened to take MslauoT0s Il Ghere was any more
tToubls.
Governor Rails, who WAS dethrousd By Cor.
tina and CoSes, has organised a small farcs
and thTeAteRs 10 stack Gatamor0s. Tha strsah
Of that city are baTrieaded with cotton bales
L is not 5elved thss the matter viii be very
5erious.
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The press reports that came from Redmond
last night contain one item Of news hem Wssh-
ington shst gives as = sensation If We did not
know TIE care which the press association agent
81 r chmoDd exercises in prePsIiug his tele-
grsphie reports 50 IS n t to give currency to
unfour6ed runners or neWa that is merely sen
a%ationsl, we should be inclined to believe that
last nights press report contained osnafa
We alInde % The announcement that LIScoLA
bsd removed the Blockade Of the pert Of Ca
weston.
Phis step Fsvssls . new plsn Of operations
by the Ysrkse Government fer the FutjEgstion
Of he trsns Mississippi department. TeIss a.
the iss ing State in that department. has made
bsr marx IN this var. HeT sons have harvested
elory en- every battle field from the Potomac TO
he Rio Grsnds. She inaugurssi he cam
psiyn ofIs68 By The rsespsuEs of her chief fort
Galveston, on new year morn, which vas soon
followed By the recovery Of sYsrE occupied poE
son OF her coast These achievements led 50 8
zee course Of seton By The Yankees Last
D eember 3 large force was sent to occupy TIE
mou.h Of the Rio Graade, and It's operations
have been graluslly extended along the coasi
20 Mssagords bay. The operations Of the ons-
ny we're couBtsrsetsd BY Ger. AAGEUDER who
stripped g bells Of coast fifty miles vida Of every
nsvsable thing and broUgA, bis forces 20 bear
on the advance eolumn Of ths Yankees On De-
cor's psuiusula They have consequently
ellen bsek sg.in 70 Indianola, and seem TO Be
contemplating psTsnOns against the thinly set
asd eouudes in he vest Of the Safe
Tbis is the eonitioa Of things IN Texas.
@ i've ton h within he belt Of fly niles
suspsd By srdsr Of Gen MAGKUDER and is
h d ss 5 for fled post merely, with q few Of The
poorer inhabitsas remaining IN heir hons, a
large p5rtieB Of whom are Germans.
The raising Of the bloekads Of the place may
b a more dangerous stack on Us than LIN
CorE could possibly make BY ball and bayonel
i denorRlz he poorer classes End holds Out
stTtRg tempIston 10 the wealthy. # iii put
In praetce IL viii be well fr the Government to
0o as asheF - pure forcs to counter
aes is inSidIous tsn3sHcy
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Correspondence Of the Laks City Columbial.l
CAMP B~gAUREGARD Fa, February Is 1864
I hsVs not had the opportunity a. I wauid have
desired, such have besu my engagements since
tbs army Of this district has been in notion. to
communicate 10 your readers the ssatua Of efsins
IN this section.
On "Wednesday last, sha 10Th inst the com
panies Of Cspts " H.. Cone and S F RIVE.
Of tho I'd Florida cavalry; under command 81
Mpjsr Harrison, had a Gsrcs engagement 81 S
Mays, vita & ihTge number Of he eneng's
cavalry, killing, IS I hsvs been reliably IN
formed. h6esn Of their number, and SFounding
upwards Of thirty.
Our loss was three killed; asrgt Thomas Fl
Lane, and privates Nathan Hunter ard VIM
Gasklns, one or two wounded, aud a small nun
Der Of prisoners The officers and msu under
The brave and gallant HARRISON, arc represented
10 bave acted n q manner entitled 70 The highest
crsdIs.
AaeT a struggle Of one hour and q half Major
Harrison, on account Of the overwheI ming ODDS
in Number that we're against him, was fo.c-d to
retire.
The enemy with fourteen hundrei cavalry
and a battery Of flying artillery then pressed
forward IS rspidlY Is was prssi0sbie, Win ne
Viosy Of capturing Lake City
On the morning Of he fI.h they approached
within W. and \ half miles OF tbs City Of Lakss.
ittle thinking rbat there was 8 design upoa lh-
part OF any ous 20 thwaTt tha.E movements. IN
this, however, they were mistaken
Gen Flanagan regarding, ard very properly
too. that thsy had Travelled far enough Into Ia
interior, ordered 3 heavy line Of skiImishers to
Ere upon them The enemy alood bis ground
veil for swbile, but finding shat the e~outsuts OF
the trusty rifles Of cur brave boys were playing
sad havoc with them. they rstYsated in haste
I e enemy is erecting a line Of formidable
breasiworks At Moses BARRIERS place, eight
miles east of Sandsrson.
It is slated that their force OF infantry and ar
tlleTy st that point is very largo.
l thiRk it probable that this position has been
selected &c a base Of operations for their forces.
Euua
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Tsas wAst NJ ws.

Frem the Richmond Enquirer, sist.l
OBeial dispatches received yessordsy from
Gen Polk state that the enemy had made no
advance from Meridian, and was supposed 10 be
awaiting cavalry endorsements
! i is conjsctursd that reiniorcsmspts 70 Sber.
mans column are on their way from Coriuib.
Con BsauTegsTd tslegTaphed yesterday that
the enemy was making = denomination in
heavy force against Gen F~innegan. At Lske
Ciiy, Fla. Il Is pTObabls that the Yankees are
attempting to get quasi possession Of The gisfs
f5T political purposes and the prestige of the
ne1t election.
There appears yet to be considerable doubt If
tho inFentons Of the mOvemen OF The enem,
IN Mississippi and il is vari0usiy iBterBrelsd a.
= strategic policy or a cOEp de gasrye There
are no certain signs So yet that Mobile ia She
object Of this movements On tie contrary.
there sTe nos some strong reasons to beljeye
70 the conifary
i Grant expects TO defeat Johnston, then
snch an event would leave Georgia aud Ais
open % him, and ths Consequence would
b. Thai Mobile would fell without 4 STRUGGLE.
The tate Of tlis city Is involved in he star Of
and johnston, and the enemy would
2a-ura!iy sNait tho resolution Of that crisis
1stbar lkaa iHcur 3 needless hazard IN attacking
d bile 81 ghis sHe
L may be thai the object Of Sherman a. ia only
be uninterrupted Possession of the Fsiiroad
rom Nsw Orleans 10 Memphis, TO secure uhich
wOuld De Necessary 70 drive cur forces back
aho Eastern mississippi and Alabama. Between !
bic load and she hissisaippi river there is large
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-25

- The lass houra Of the late Confederate
Congress, wlich deceased at tie capitol on
Ehursday, a. IL y was not The calm and trar
qull eorsciouluess Of 3 lie we'll spent, and good
deeds done. Tee body writhsd in tee thrces o.
expiring Gabsss on Wednesday night, over q
bill to repeal the section Of the military bill rsla-
tive to isTmeul. Members, whose sands Of DO
liticAl lie were fast running out, delivered them
selves OF their last speeches, and fell back
speaehiess iaiO seata thas we're soon to know
them no moro forever. Others conscious Of The
sppToeeh ct gaer last hours, set their dssks In
oroeT, and Oh arod their poiicsl houss of old
bile, lo3se eialiaHarY, aie., each administering
upon his ora estate
ChsEey II ~ she "bTevaEmsj ny Of aOar
hoise "As 1a g~ssHonamio aud spiritual uB-
eri=Gsr On He occasion, sud served M, IN az
ante ION, ia lasE aapper at daomcd nsmbars
Too soiacad lies gEiei 10 slices Of b9ns5 turkey
and b%anpera o. Z enct brandy. Tho scene
wss affecting indeed, agd cannot be de cubed
IA his beef obituary u0fies-Re THicsoaf in
PACE -hieaFnimd EEaf7iner-
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It appears that the Yankass are diero~ed 70
wintoT quite an army IN Texas We learn TIA,
tia troops * Chattanooga 9ave for the most Dagi
been moved of Sumo have probably 2 ns ion
the relief of the Federsls in Knoxville. Some
have gone to reinforce Meade. who row has i've
army corps; while, in al probab Iity. another
army corps, in addition to Banks, has been
moved dowa 10 operate IN Louisiana and on oHr
coast. These army corps origiua IL numbered
from ~tTentg-hye 10 thirty Thousand men each.
Their present force Is rom ten 10 f teen then
send Enough negroes have besa recruited in
LoniBianA 70 allow of nssrIy or quite the highest
number mentioned being sent 20 this State We
msy regard the force we have TO meet as AZ Iesst
twenty-five thousand MN, though We verv
much doubt if half that number has yet SET foot
on our shores.
Il We are united-if the spirit of the ravoiu
ton burns IL Eur heaTts-if We arc de.ermii Cd.
We can Tepulss the enemy, and retain sur happy
exemption from thu desoistions Of he var
Cas- We TAIL ia our duty in this great erisis7
Hho dsTes 70 be wanting when homes are To-
be d6feDdedf Who darcs to fail in this day Of
tflall Who that is worthy 30 be fnas Fiil MOI
strife when his freedom is threaten a.
Ciizsus and soldiers now is he tine to wasch
the eroakers-now is tbs time to irssapIs lie.
.sD0ndsncy TO the ground-DoT is The lime TO re
gard him who thinks Of yielding, az a trait Z
True couTsga and h0less patriotism rise ID dan
ger, snd their flames burn brightest waen tie
heaviest efforts arc made 10 overwhelm them
The man who now talks OF yielding. ano
put the brand upon hmm. Let his memory 90
down along with that Of him who deserts IL
and Of him who bstraya Lis cause
Houston Telegraph Jansafg 1874.
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Il is probable that the knights Of the saber are
having sn exiting time in Mississippi. Grier-
son, the great YaniIes raider, at tha head of five
~ saven thoUH and mounted men, passed through
Pontotoe on Thursday last, moving in = south
eastsriy direction. His aim was TO seizs upon
the rich corn country around Okslons, West
Point and Columbus, driving cur scattered
forces from that region and securing its almost
inexhausiible. supplies for She1mzn's forces.
Gen. Forrest 7Fas fully awake 70 this demunstra-
tioD, and had moved zcross from The Mississippi
Central road sIWard West Point al which place
he wsB 10 f0Tli q junction with s d Lee.
We opiRs that The Yankee raider will not pet
swsy so successfully as be did last summer,
when riding through Mississippi His forces do
not grsztly outnumber those Of Lee and Forrest,
AID he mnst he a better cavalry msn tbaa il gen
e;aly admitted If he can blind ihsm with the
dust Of tbs pisifies -Hobas Register.