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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29
STILL LITER

A despatch from Pulaski, at u O'Clock p mi
nutes on yesterday, says lhat heavy firing was
heard In the direction Of Sulphur branch Ano-
ther despatch from Decatur, at 70 o'clock 40 mi
nutes, states that firing was still heard in that
direction.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29

IRON BEDsrEADs, AND CHEAP HUsK, HAIR,
and Moss Mattresses, at W. Henry Patterns, No. l40s
CAesnut street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-29

PHoToGRArHs.--The highest degree of perfec-
tior has been attained IN execution Of life size photographs
IN O ivory types Cartes de Yisite at b. r. Relmers No.
G2f Arch street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25


Gcrrit Smith have the manners Of gentlecen,
in spite Of their fanatical notions; but such
vulgar persons as Greeley and Garrison, who
have shown their lack Of culture by attacking
Rhe Presidentess in the grossest and most scan
dslous style, and who have no breeding worth
mentioning, will be denied the entree to the
White House. Those ooppsrheads, like the
editors of the World, who have echoed these
attacks, will also be sent to. Coventry by all
xe6ned society. If the Presidentess requires
Gold Stick in Waiting to assist her in these re-
forms We would recommend the Chevalier
,Wikof. Peter Cooper has been named for the
position but he is only a pewter stick. II is
to be hoped that Presidentess Lincoln will be
as successful in her efforts as Queen Victoria
and the Empress Eugene, and that our Repub-
1ican Court may soon vie in brilliaucy with
those of England and Of France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The On spest md Best Nswspaps< In shs
Country.
Tho WxxsDr hsRArD ready tomorrow (Sstovdsyl
morn,og, will contain -
The accounts received Of Genera, shsesSaa's
Grand Campaign 10 tbs south. with the order Of hi0
march through 0eorgia and tho lamsotAt,eos of lie
rebel pfess tho subject, illustrated with sxcelsQo
showing tho from Atlanta TO the GuR and shs
Atlantic. tho latest dispatches from tho Army usise
Iievtensnt General Grant Richmeod and Peters
burg Va Tue latest accounts or General Sherdsns asa
the Rebel Eariy's operations ia tho Sheoaadosn Valley,
TIE latest News from the Union Forces all parts oe
the country Tho iaest intelligence from the Rebel CApt
tai Tue latest News from Europe and, othsr parts
OF tbe world Fun account Of tue Banquet giyeo ths
Aston Ho,e Captain Fmisy Anderson By the edtorsi
corps Of the fxRALD cstsotshmsa with
the tnseosng aud eloquent speeches delivered the
occssioo Poetry The thrilling story OF "By the Sghs
Train =. Interesting Scientific, Artistic aud Literary
Items. Musical aud theatrical Rcv's~ Tor the wssk.
Ss,s,nable reading Tor Farmers aud Agrculturss Car
rsnt News ltems Varieties Facetta, Valuable Reviews
o! tbs Money, Commercial, Dry Goods BOO. sad Shos
Cattle and Horse Markets. aud accounts Of sit important
events OF tue day.
Terms Single subscription, 81 tsree copies IS Five
copies S. Ten copies. SIS Siuge copies, nvs csots
esch Hunted number ~ advertisements inserted ID
sss W eExLY BtsAtp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
Ths Rebel Prisoners Arrival as savan-
nah-Aherman Likely Z" Reach Gh.ss
re fora they CNu Removed.

IRON the sayannah Republican, Nav. il.i
Up to SUNDAY night about two thousand u OUT reformed
prisoners had transferred and brought TO the city
on sunday The boats came up shout noon aud AZ u,-
rneDse throng the blum receive ADd welcome
them. The reception and deposition Q! lbs mep de-
skn and despatch, hsvog the SICK tssen 10 the Hons
aud hospitals aud the well aEd c0nyslescsbg 20 the camp
IN rear Of the park IT, rtntpr' fof tas sod pcrt ae
Aafdsh,ts Of Their iona colthtenasst and 10 many In.
stances, brutal treatment. Many say 'hey wish 20 FUR
icugh Sat desire % be ssnt 'mmsaaIsiy to ms ftont
where they will have opportunity Il "se,ts even
with tber cspors IhGs Tar We have lound u ,iopos'
sblc 10 obsin list Of heir nsme but aops 20 10 % at
a early dav.
savannah never doe- ibinss by bslves THIS lsct l.
illustrated ia ths liberal Csnrlhgtcns N her men anu
the cesseess devotion c her worcn 10 the on on aud
welfare OF tuo-s unfortunate lay sod oghi The
latter seom never TO tive IN the good VOL. Zoe Home
aud hospitals he ng insufficient the Fsemeus Hal hiss
beeu lifted gp with beds aud other eoryeDsncts. and
DuuiSer oil sic. are there 1osrtefed 70 day aud per
hIps extending into tonorto~ tue hospital shtps hssu
TIC aud I.lte vii discharge Their osrgoes 80 be oueht
up TO the cy ana We shalt have ssrge secession 70 our
sck Ist. Active preparations arc making to receive
them.
The prisoners nsrs brought ont ~ SIX steamers, TO
wit Tho Atlantic Baltic ttyt n.Hton Ncthern ht,
Crescent and Illinois. they all embarked Poiut Look
oat, Nal yisnd the 3Oh October, reached Fnrtress
Mourcs Oh the 3lst snd there remained VII the stu
About sae hundred died the passage ana three after
their transfer 10 vesses v would do one heart soo1
70 The ne Impaired 10 these en . they step rom
Yankee hssds bord their own coun,rys ships some
buzsa and shout. Whilst cr,tpss throw away their
crutches sad walk under The s'sdo" nspmston 81 sns
change.
PRISONS those who mad menus or friends AZ the NORTH
Jared comfortably those who bad retbcr and were 70
ducsd 70 the fare furnished ~ Tue sovsncss nsa
wholly inadequate. and thousands must perish tne COM
Ing WATER without change.
ths part Ne ssenf, ravefaeiy speksa q. ssd v,i,
swsys ts remembered ~ kho rrsosers far hs ns,orn
syR9s<sv go t'sAssss. sss' ." Sssce'ss A'w - .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
Brecktnridge's Victory Over 9iiir"'
ApptiIoSAL PARTICULARS or THx FtGRt ut sos
From The Bris.oi Tenn Register

From the Bristol Tenn Register
our forces making glorious dnsh Of tue campaign
in last feunessee On saturday last, Nov. u, Gen,
BRECKENRIDGE attacked the eusmy IN ther infcnchmeas
at Bulls Gap, Ater carrying several iines " then
works he wthdrew ia The evening leaving the Wsrreos
burg road oreu and subseluently seot Genera iukes
com mAnd 20 oin General Vaughn 10 the eneUy rear
The fedess At cnce evacustsd tue gap, aud epriuerce
retreat towards Knoxville On sunday, near Eustevl ie
the retreatng federal column was suss ed aud cul W
two by Vaughan and Duke short engagement tcsnNea
10 the complete rout of tbs enemy. several nindfea
prisoners train ~ Ufy wsgops and ambulance caaea
with supres aud vsuabla medical stores nans hoisef
SIX tcu.pound Parrot guns. being The WLae ~ me cue.
mys artillery, anu ten stands co'cfs, ieh INTO our
hands. oUrLs was slight.
teuerM Brecx,nti dscs HEADQUARTERS ere AZ hVi's
town Yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
Braok,yn city News.

Isv D.sagw Bt ssrWa.-A Horse, stsschsh q
wagon scntsotng Nj. Richard yaa wycs saa tr'en''
bscaws fr,sb,sssd Wednesday ~hts .Ps"os 'o'
corner q vaadssbiV and wuieushct svs"uss' 49,,
workmea were gagged elaas,ss roen aos .ss.a,ig
sgsnst q pile Of stones. and wa- smos' a. o..
killed. Ito IVES vAued a. one tnoyssnh lo. ..,o1s
Wyck aud friend wsee severely ,oiersa. ~ ."' '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
The cmr,.,ian Commission /.

PHtAoELpaiA, Nov. 49, 1861
Tue UuIted states Christian Commission has issued
Thanksgiving supplements containing appeal or coutr
buttons and has sent out seven hundred aud eighty
thousand copics or " Tho value OF the food medicines
clothing aud reading matter sent from the Central once
during tue year estimated at over 81 200 GOO from Oh
Pitsburg branch over 5000 BOO; from the Cincinnati.
branch SlIs Tue expenses have bscn less than two
aud hair per cont aud tho other branches So proportion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
AAAs Aabe0ario Affair
TO THE MOTOR or rHE HExAL0.

- VNftoN 81 yTNAMHR tHNUTNW, 4 4
orr r.v~css~. RoAseKs RWxs. N. G. Nes. ". 1894.
I address those few tines 10 you With the hops
that you will make a. csrrectaos Ia yOsr paper
with regard 70 tho oamo- OF the young mao who
was with Lieutenant Cushing on his ste expe.
dit ,on and was fortunate enough escape. His
Ia Edward j. Houchtou (ordnary seaman AZ tho time,
has s,Uce boon rated seaman and belongs, do
tho two bravo fellows that with ni1n. my
division board OF ths ship rner names were Andrew
q Gorge aud Bernard Harley, both aeamoU. I trust
that you viii the foSer statement with regard
70 tne aame aud that the yoaug Gaa will De,somcm.
b0red. G..
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Fire Ia Sc. Louie.

" LOUIS, Nov. -, 1863
ybe tobacco warehouse OF David Gotten on the corner
OF and slrests burnea last night Loss
so 900, nsiniy inquired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

BASK RoeRERY.-The savings bang At walpoie, New
Hampshire was robbed OF over $40 900 bits, United
States bonds &C. last friday night The robbers 1rst
broke into the house the treasurer sud took the bank
Keys from bis pocket and then proceeded 20 clean cu
abe bank Concord pcbiot Nor 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

Hssvs srow rHE wvsr.-Em,grsnis aud returning
gold hunters have had hard time IN the nountains for
the severcst storms known 10 the west
Visited the regions o. Denver Cy tho 2pth o. Oct0
her The snow fell 10 the depth OF eighteen inches 90
isysi AZ Donvse, aud mach deSSsr further ~set
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

AZ Fowler s. Wells, $50 Br0a w y.
get Decer~ser Ne fHKkkoLOdIGAL JoUksAL, the
pc.t ever plbsb~d c,utAping Ethaoiogy Physiology,
Phrenoiosy rhysogaon.y. fsyc6oogy 40 ~ eso,. &C 1t
q
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Clty P0tAitcS,
SECOND .SCHOOI, OIyrRtOT.

Mr.. William Gardner nss bses nominated foe-Schoo
Commissioner ScoesA. district By sho Caracas
Association.
tIvrgkNTH ALDRaAAstO Dfsrkioe.
r.a...sy Aadss~ssssc so0 OF the rwo0ey
arst ward met a. McCabes. No. 3pI Third avenue on
wednesday evening, and DoOInsted James OBr
Alderman
The Mozart Convention fer she dstrict mot al
No. 527 Third avenue on sno 8ight and horssd
the uua OF James ptsrieu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

Ratohe,or's Hair Dy~-ihe ReAs ta tao
-ov1 Harmless reab., Tbs on;y psStsoe
DIE Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Barclay s.rset
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Ceras Bsatons, Enlarged Joinss, . al
al d,se..s q he Feet cured BY Dr. zAcHARiE. ~"
Bs1aissy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

Articles OF Rcat Mcrit AFRO Worth thslr
v,lpe sacs ~ he oAss With Bursstts Prera,aticss
HELMB0LDs. 5ot BrosdwaT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

Prizes tsshed I'm Al L~aaI,xed Lotts-
res aud information given JACOB.
Bsskess once. TO BrosdwAy.
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A.-Whyi s Phsion's Night BtoomiaG
CERBus hxe omsbes ticksn Because u u lalsaasa
"a M Mn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

edwin a. Brooks Co the Puslfc.'-
Hsyos closed enssnes. IN fulton siecs ,s.' GspI
forth continue TO import aud msgus tnre ~.
Boys aud rhdrens Bo'ts, S1oes ~, ~
nne.t quality AT cd ana ur9d o.. ~ :. ~. nlses
Rroadwpy oppcs is the Mrfop tau not-. .,b.r 80
IN the city Orders foe meas 49, ,,,.a,,,
a. .nu al atuf vii natcath
- fN'''N-' cnwts BROOKS 90 BruAiWAf
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Later from Breck t0sidge.
uk ruR.urs atLLsM To srrAwnstGv riAis
From the BRISTOL REGISTER, Nov. rs

From the Bristo, Register, Nov. rs
Passengers rom ionesboro, Thursday, ccud siye us
but te additional Bsws OF ecknridges movements.
lie is s pursuing the enemy and securing the iru,s o.
hts victory The total number prisoners ospta 81 re-
ported 10 be eight huodrse aud ATTY. Four huudrsd
these are expected 10 reach to-day Fifty wsscns
aud teams Ia addition % those already fepoteo nsv
falou into our hands. The enemy are W some lofcc
strawberry Plains, eighteen miles from Knoxville ana
Ia said that General Vaughn Is again 10 tier rear w
erpect 10 hear Of another handsome "bsggrs suaF W
. rev days, and then no Tor Rockville. +
later Intelligence received Saturday night ssres us
that fovocs hcM Strawberry Plaios, sna hss sne
enemy have rstvssted 10 ,nslr fcr,'hestcrs ~ A"os
vile.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

Cbtaa. atsss. Sc n Great Bargaiss.-
rAotRys sish sysnis bs,~ can Thirty dfa sui Thirty
.tts
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Cororers' Iaaussfs.

ri,n C.sg,trvs. Coroner wiidey bald an Inquest II
the New Hospital, on tbs body Of George e. lowell.
thirty years Of and native % Maine, Who ded
srpr the effects of bavinx one OF hts feet crushed be
twseu aud bridge at tuitou ferry Inc accident
occurred the l,sn instant Deceased ~ az engineer
By occupation,
nlchssi Immoos man twenty oi.s years of ago, sad
4 boiler maker by occupation. Died al the Row York
Hospital from injuries recciyed by failing into tne hom
the steamship Casmp,on 81 Pter No. NORTH river
Carcner wildey he'd an inquest 90 the
b.dy. aud the ,ory rendered verdict Of tAccasath
death y Deceased was a uattvs Of ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

utyb,st rrcmi.ns isor n stttch srwt~G
1900, waRBLEs A WILSON. Sc Rrsef-,r
s,ss. ~ 4 wt-ops Haitgahcl- hschtne
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a. Brooks to the Pusli

Crtstadoso's uair Dye. Rreservsnvs
VITA Oepot, ~hoe sale sud setat No : Asiat House.
The dye sppiird b. sk iltut sFtists-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

Died. at NstonaI HospNal NO =, Ouastsuo "
Tenn. on Saturday, Nov. 8, 1854 JANIS bAkkx scI
20 mi OF Company o. Seventy third Pennsylvania Noun.
toors aged AZ years Mr. Baker wass well known printer
OF this city and responded 10 the arst call u MS country
FOR yolutcers He served through the campaigns OF the
Army OF tina Potomac ending with tho battle OF Geitys
burg and was bouorably discharged from the service
After short soourn homo he re enlisted IN the seven.
ty.thivd rennsylvana Volunteers, and IL was while 10
she discharge OF his duties as Sergeant OF Company "
~ this gallant gneut that he was stricken down with
Abe mslady which after short illness terminated faal'
a. on the sh OF No, smber Mr.. Baker wss employed as
legislative reporter for tue New YORK press uurue
sevsr,l sess ons OF our state Legislature he leaves
sx,la and khtea cht,dreu o his tOss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25
Oar Prisoners az lhs SOufh.
UNITED STATES sOLDtRRs FROM EASTERN REQ tuENI

UNITED STATES sOLDtxRS FROM EASTERN REQ iuENIs
PRIS0NSRs NOW AT MERIDIAN. MISS.
@. W. Lawson, Go. d, 10Th Now jersey tsfsBtry.
George Wills. Co. A. 10Th New jersey infantry.
John Ksllow, Co. G. 10th PeuOs iyAnis cavalry.
Williass Robson, Co X, 19sh Peansy wants cavalry.
James Webster. 20. N, Alb New Jersey cawALY.
J. I. Nssaensyer. 60. b, Och Fcnusyivants,
9. BoiDger, 20 y, Bath New Jersey.
A. Able, Co A. I'd New Jersey cavalry.
G. Graf, Cox J., I'd New Jersey cavalry.
w. Dugin. co. G. I'd New Jersey cavalry
w. II. hyphsv8. 20. G, "a New JOrHoy cavstry.
Winant, Cse G, I'd New Jersey cavalry y:
:. Bartou, Co. y, 18Th onnsyivsnta cavalry. -
:. Baynard. Co p. 10Th eunsy tvaDia cavalry.
j Walker. TO Y. ~ New Jersey eavHsvy
w. Snow. lat Massachusetts battery.
George Haskins. CO.. u, I'd Now Jersey cassiry.
O. C,0et 60. I. 7th ssu0sy va1,a csvasyy
W. 1ubbs, Co. q, 7tls Pennsyvania csvasry.
N. Mott. TO y, 9th PsSnsytvsnia cavalry.
Louis HsnDng, Co. Ks l7Sth Now York tofaatry.
Anthony Obick, Co. &. lT8th New York i0faosry.
H. Y. Gross. Co. u, 0thAf ennsy vania osvsavy.
8. Iutz. Go. q. l9tn ieuosyivaoia
Robert kasbey, Co. ii. 17th New York.
Watt Arcndai, Co. X, saith New Js:sev.
John German, o. II, 1T5tb New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

Chrsstas ssst,omss Who wcrthy u better coostry
and cause. 10 Surgeon W. A. smith, o. the fortt
seventh New York, WIN hal chargs Of tcem on board
she ueorgo Lesry, (which with the New York 70 used
between vessels and the heavy draft Yam
kee transports two OF which aground opposite Fort
Pulsskil We are rcIucatod by many 10 make pubic
acknowledgement or their thanks AMI gratitude. NO
QUE could have done Cor the sck aDd treated the
well with greater respect and kindness
rno Nes Of thu lSh the arrival OF eleven
unnored moro Of prisoners the exchange Heet
which winds up tue dehsrkatioo These all
or w0unded Large numbers unaoie to walk many
arc on crutchcs and none able 10 on brisky They
wero met at mo wharf by ameuse throoe Of our
czeus including large number 81 the good lsfies %
savannah Tho yerapdshs next the river crowded
Bonares illuminated the whole TOE military with
hne baud, was out. aud gave tho suffering hearty
welcome Those DO able 10 walk were furnish a
with refreshments by the ladies' Relief Committee
South Broad street. boote being assigned 20 their proper
quarters.
Our Exchange Commissioner will GOT go down to-day,
but viii 60 morrow carry Jog the rst nstsneas o. ede
pc sOaers We understand that about ten tnousaud
OF these will be delivered by Captain Hatch - RAPIDLY
possible In the a,eAntnle we hope genera Aai uuro
strlcted exchange wall take place
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49, "a tp,sr brn irsd 70 one thousand tollsvs
~ - NJ d q ALLts, 40 seosdvsy que ao"s
beo~ Gsoai stgret
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.,..p.x ssAsf sias,-Gwo. three.
~ Lana tsn, EHsfa. 70 hfty dollars each Fst
.. oh 4, ~ q ALLEN, as Broadway oas doot o'er V"nA
srcet
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A DIVIDED SOUTH.

! "A DIVIDED SOUIn.
Interesting Debate In the
Rebel Congress.
ga Very Pretty Quarrel as
IL Stands"
Crusade Against the Rebel
Vice President.
Assaults Upon Him In tho secret Sss-
sions Of the Rebel House,
Opposition Of Governors Brown
and Vance to the Enforcement
Of the Cons cription Laws.
Letter from Alex. H. Stephens Elk
planning His Position.
.~~-~yo~~ooo>y->@--o~o>
He Glasses Davis Among Those
who are Fearful Of Recon-
struction Of the Union.
He Declares that the States have No Right to
Return Separately to the Union
BLANKETS FOR THE REBEL PRISONERS.
A Vessel to Sail from Mobile to New
York with Cargo Of Cotton to
be Exchanged for Blankets.
BRECKINRIDGE'S VICTORY.
Mssby Executing shsridan's Men in
Retaliation for the killing
Of His Guerilias,
-
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From the Richmond sentinel, Nov. 81
Mr. Foose made . speech in the house on saturday
which s university rcpsehended The Antidote 90 the
yagaries OF the and usstssdy 10 be fcnna ~
the sober sense OF the people.
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OtAer Rebel Saeessses In East ne 1aessee .
lrrom The Bristcl (1eDa.) Reglsssr.
Forty eiGht prisonors captured ~ hAJor Io"e - -
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GENERAL CRANE A09EES TO Tux PUtCuA5N AT TH6
NORTH or ANEET5 FOR RBBEL PRIsohx&5
From the Richmond Wbis, Nov. 81
We arc grati0ed to learn that correspordooce has
tsken place between Coloee r. Oud, Comm loner OF
Exchange. and General u. Grant resulting IN tho ar
rangeneDt % the details for supplying the prisoners OF
war on each side with clothing and provisions The do
tails submitted by Colonel 0uld "a General Grant
who promptly replied. "Ali you asx shall DO compiled
with "
10 Accordance with thsse details oH and bates Of
cocn 0it be shipped ths csck from Mobile 70 Ace Yov in
. Uned States vessel Tho cotton will be rccepted for
and consigned 10 General 7rimbe Fort Warren who
will - paroed III order that he mako necessary ar
engagements for the sale OF the cotton and the purchase II
articles needed nv prisonors, at points whore tho
proceeds bs expended to the best advantage In
case OF his disability Geaerai w. w. L. Baaie viii act
his alternate.
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qhe a~a,an Allies or the Rebels.

,trom tha KIchmoDd Wing, Nov Il
We are gratihed 10 eaID from Inc very best au.
thOrtty that the indian located OF Arkan.
true and devoted TO and that thoy
arc almost entirely free from Yankee INVASION or moes
arc are all M cordial alliance with tno south add give
our cause a hearty support.
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Forrest II gstng Guns for His Com m nd
by Theatrical Pc 70 an y -.

e., rom the Richmond Eaqufer, NOV. GIL
Manager Crisp, OF tho Montgomery theatre has ten
dered the proceeds Of last Thursday ogbt Performance
TO General Forrest Tor the purchase OF Travis goas 70
mma0d.
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ON saturday morning, about daylight, report was
bT0aght that The advancing ~ that point.
aud the men were called 70 aims nj The pick.
the eIer and s0en heard aaeSe - treat ~
OF sdvsaciag forcss. sharp voisy OF moskssry was
heard snd Iorwsrd tArougn the lines charged wtld dis
order forty two Zoe beeves, until that m0meut Yankee
property.
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Effect OF the Sh eiitag OF Pstersburg.
From ths Petersburg Christss Sun
No s,gns sr the Anticipated Advance om
WtemlNgtOW.

TT ,0FH the I.LuIHUTW WITTY NUV 7
From our North aroiina exchanges we iesru that ~
vet there afe indications OF early advsOce upon
Wilmington smaii force of the enemy seems 10 be in
pos .ess,ou OF plymouth and wssnsogton with oispc
sfion to Nv an;e.
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hight 10 charge or Adjulaus Trpct o. ,ae sssy sscsad
Our oss 10 the affair Of Friday Killed and Two
woanoco Tue train captured by MAJOR Iooe was
ieaaea with cotton and army supplies. The train ana
engine werc destroyed
Eleven bushwbackcrs captured at 9oney creek SCOTT
county, Va, were brought 10 yesterday evening ana
turned over 70 Lieutenant Colonel Terry tho
thaii
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
JOBB1NG TRADE

IN LEAVENWORTH. WE WERE ALONE
in the trade for nearly two when met with friend
ly and honorable competition. which has increase until
eight houses doing each good business
The and encouragement we have met WITH has
abled and induced largely increase stock that
this Spring well prepared to meet the of all who
des ire