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FROM sULLIvAN's ISLAND.

II a OuOo1 8. 1SOf.l-
Mr.. Editor The state. of sffairs around
he 'karbor remains the same, there is Gu'
little transpiriog to interest the public, VIII
.iaily look for something new. There ap.
psafs to Be,a stand at various points. from
.shieh sfining newaa is expected. the eaap,
being firmly met at almost every point; and
mostly defeated with heuvy losses, begins
aov to realize the stubborn fact, that the
South canDot be broughtinto subjection BY
the force of arms, that they as a uation, will
stand by their liberties to the1ast extremity.
The enemy being tired of the struggle, are
ooncsrtiag various plaus.ferpeaGa--a recon
,truction of the Upiup. A Codsenfion Of
all the States, Nsrth aud south. b one Of
the schemes, Such ouurse could only be
folly if while 10 the Uuien togethere ebefo'e
t,ostilitiss began, the States, North and
South, could hot compromise the difficulty
shere is there now, the least shadow Of a
nope that the parties can unite in one com
mon Government again. Can be that a
people who hsse waged against US, q war Of
unparalleled barbarity, would be accepted
by us as friends? Can the atrocities, the
iesulation of our country, the murder OF
,ur couutrymeu, she robbery committed by
he enemy, be passed over 10 furge,falness!
Can people who have SO long contended
or their rights, Dow surrender them for the
"upty name of peace, BY restoring the
Uuion By no means can this be the case
Equal rights, State sovereignty, has been
tueir watchword, aud will ever be. The
example and hervism of our Revolutionary
ne,oes demauds this Of us. the treasure o
liberty bequeathed to Us must be preserved
must be protected. A pesce recognizing
our Government as,separate and ipdepeu
dent, to be classed with the nations of the
earth, is the ousy genuine, true peace-s
peace that secures to us our rights, our lib
critics peace shsrt Of this is worthless
would be degradiug- -
The firing on Sumter is still kept up, bu'
is u.uch slower, the average nu uber of shot
per day. is about one hundred aud twenty
Some time past, they were as high as fou'
hundred there were same shells thrown al
the city. On Saturday night lsst, Legsres
vile, ON John's IsIaud, was burned by youI
men tossep NE enemy from using the tiu
bers Cd their works, it being discovered that
they were using them (; the village aas
therefore, fred, cshsiDg. great light which
wss plainly seen, both here and !" the CITY
o. yesterday, q brisk fire was kept up be
tween the batteries Of sbis and Morris Is
land; the firing lasted abcut two heurt, nc
casualties beard Of. Some shells were
thrown over here this morning.
| Yssra OahbY.
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TIRED OF ars BoAaDisa H.usE -As

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S TIRED OF HTs BoAaDisa H"usE --As
Har,z, adyert,sss from Jahnsou's 1.lsud, b
Northern ] uriuul, for asutsiilu,e TO TAX
lis place iu the military prison there
Waptedia snb-titute to stay here 10 my
place. ,Hetnast bsthifry years old |; hast
9 gaod norsl charse.er ; sIl digestive Pss
rs. and not addicted 10 writing poetry :
70 suci, al, one oil the sdpantsges uf stricr
retiremept. army rat,ons and 'unmitieated
Sa,ohfulue.s to prevent them from getfins
I,,st, are Cfsred for an iude6nite period -,
Address me at Biouk l.sfRoom II, John
,ou's Island, Military Prison; at any Tim
for the pestthree years, enclosing half q
tivzsu postage stampssEs c Asa HARrz.
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From the West.


MERlpIAE, August 26.-The lines at
Yisksbnrg will be completely closed forthe
next twenty days, ipgress and egress noi
wiIowed under any circumstances. II il
thought apotbes ipovemeat is on hand / u
All the horses inrthe eity. we're being i'm
gprpssed BY the Yankees -,
: The prisoners captured in Memphis by
Forrest Ieftshere for Cshaba this morning
& MOBILE, Aueuse 26A dispatch ftOa,
R-saca, daied 26th, says Col Scott fungh.
She enemy in the suburbs Of Clinton yes
;elday aud drove them back one mile -
Hhe fight Hasaa desperate aone. oar neI
,hargiugthsm.g:. Eyidsntlyatbe eue@y rss
eeised reinforcepepss and rssssptnred thsi
sround and now occupy ghutona Out
forces are near CLIFTON. The snsmy'sforcs
IS repaired to be48, 600 iDfantrYand aassirJ
9Th 80 pieces. Of artiiIery Risaners cap
nred; say their'ioteatieH Sis to iemainin
'Clintaas hutiss is not believed. Telegraph
&c communication is open ITO within sis
sniies Of Clinton. e ss@ss451 = ~! 80 -
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hem to 20 at large, Unless the population
i the south,is kept homose seneous. the Wal
ItIl prove q useless waste of blood aud
reasure, and the Codfsderacy short,liVeo
allure. No more. Yankees Of any sort, o.
fnY terms, are wanted here
These remarks apply the more readily
aow, when an almsitioe is under considera
ton when the South Ia to enter into it.
nth all her ports sdiockofed, ofifsshs re.
fuses, letcapi,al be made against the 'peace
party II the North are ready to cry se.
ihough,'' lesit do so, and 'acknosledRe the
corn.' hut BY no means let the South sur
render its presentzadvantages, under any
prese1t -whioh Yankee cunning may push
at this, to them, momentous crisis
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- From Virginia.'' .'es2 -
aRroHaoHDy yAtgust z6=Tbs following
was received 70 night; = : = - -.
HEApo'Rs AaMY NoaTHsRN Va,
s.,..s.,.lsr august 26, 1864. -

Hon a. a, Sedd0n -. =.
Gan A p H,ll attacked the euemy i,
Il. sna,,enob man,s =, r Sat; m ves,s,
L. srsa;sa 4, ,sa ssoond s...nl, Se ,.r
rad tba sntirs line Gook'a and MeRse,,
IL csroEna R,;a.ds. nnder Hath Lane,
N.,,b c,rol;na B,igade. If W;Ieo.,s d;,is.
ION. ( nae, ronna, v;,b pay,am,a art;llery
osaos.S - .sssnl,,,a onI.nn Gos lin.
&c brssssvorks ,vas 3 a,ried 10 ,ba c,a,,pal,,
nnj., Hsmn,on r;tb ares, u.llan,tv OH,
49,: ..;h..s.S i..a.,a = e.. .as..ss sa.s,,
s..aa nfsala,s 900 ,bnn..n Nd nr;sn,ars ! "a a
go go aiaoss q ,,;Ils,. az .sS n,,r no..es
.;aa ~ ios. - ,Ss enem. !. II Filled an,
.,o on,d.d e 10. shs.ss o,,rs rsls.;.sls
s~s,Is "O our .prosSaSds G sr.tituds =, Is dae !.
rbeI Givef s. All victory. and our .th.uts 10
brave man and oiYieara engaged 's,,s
~. fsioseag AZ 3. - = RE LEEs
siprrrssnuaa,. .. Ano a6 alTb. .ffai, s. 4,
tba Ws,don Rail,aad Wednes,,,y, 81 ! 7vas 4 GER,
GALLANT one and suocssafaI, While ri.
snemy,s cayaIrn undar Cen. soasrs ver.
ebessed tssriua iip the sfsok ssseIal mile,
beyond Realns', Gen: Hamp.on aftsckso
and forced them back behind ttsifinfsntry.
srsduslly but steadily pushing them bss.
ub,il thsy reached their s,ropg works on
mile thiS,ide of Reams, capturipp, abou,
eight hundred prisoners. - -
Al five O'clock this afternoon Gen Hill
attacked the ensny,s works, and after .
short but sharp fsht, took them, capturing
q large number Of prisoners aud niue pieces
Of artillery The enemy fed 10 great cop
fusion. Col Peknm, of RICHMOND, turned
the captured gunss upoa the enemy wiz
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MoHTH cARoLINA.

Goyefnos Vance has issdedsa Proclama-
nation; declaring HAT the Desettets sNaud
goriss shsll Sc eapt1fed or driven out Of
l6s State; and in consequence, the home
gaards have been ordered ont for tha. pur-
pose, while the Reserves are reporting 70
Raleigh for Confederate service. Editors,
DOCTORS, lawyers, apotbscaries, &c are allin
for sixly days, 50 there Is much grumbliug
among these heretofore privileged classes,
at ssixty days campaign. The deseIters
aiIl bs nightily stirred up, and We suppose
oar border districts viii soon be teening
sith them; yethesefoss psnggest, this. 3
.RasehfsI eye be- kept In such quarters,a
thssac6snge Of base IS more than probable.
Governor Vance has initiated new sys
ssn Of bringing in deserters, which if fol
loved upy may bs thsmsaus Of riddiug N
GaroiinsS ssisast, oftbat portion sof her
popnaation, Who while Sinking out Of their
dsty, are consuming che Subsistence of sol.
.disrs families, to say nothing Of the dsprer
asslons they sonnisonsshe property Of cisi-
ssns.,
No State has made more ample provis7
ion for she soldiers Or their families than
North Carolina, 50 she has a right to de-.
mand that every Que shall dobis duty.
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zTo THE CANDIDATES.

The following commuuicatiOn from "a
highly respectable quarter Of the District,
has been sent us for publication, with the
request We would impress upon the candi.
dates the necessity Of. an unequivocal an.
wer. If there ever wasa a time when our
people had the right to kuos the views Of
those who.are brought forward to represent
them, it is the present, aud nov they should
vote unders.audiDgly - s'measufes, not
men," is the policy, and pope are deserving
Of support, who will not answer, promptly
so plain aqaestion, asthe one propgunded !:
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ATIANTA, August 26: Since mofnias
the enemy retired from our extreme left
Pisoners state than trains came through
from Ghattanoogs yes.srday The Chat
,tauoosa Gasette of the 23d states tha,
Wheeler destroyed the depot.as Cleveland,
Tenn andsbarned the town.
2 ATLANTA, August 27.-The enemy,dis
appeared from our entire front last night,
except on the extreme left, and is supposed
To bemosibg upon-ouriefts Picksssfine
ceased at .midnight, during the rain. Ru
~ors .srecurrentstbis morning that Shsr.
mas isorossing the Ghatsahocchee.l ~
Louisville papers Of the 20shy state tha.
Col. Woodsard, Of Kentucky, was mortaHy
sounded and taken prisoner, on the l7sh,
while making an attack on Hopkinssille.5
= LATER The euemgI is still 10 forcs7on
our left Heavy osunonadingis thakdirso.
rionsshis evening. .s.*E x5tgsss.
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For YiIEaSENATE..s.-yI

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DeBoW,S REVIEW.


We sfe pleased to announce the recep,
tion Of the above named publication, for the
months of DULY aud August 1t is now
prinssd 81 Columbia, by EsaDs and Goes-
we'll, which At encs gives evidence of a
rsguiarisy in future, the interests of both
readers aad publisher demand. The style
isgood and the contents full of usual in
jssfsst Meirnst q liberal support will be
extended, What the enterprise may bss
sined by Is ID all its departments.
The following 10 the Table of Contents !:
Our Confederate Stasus-Fereign and D.
msstic; sMgsseries of the Brute. Werld ;
PhysieM Condition and Health, of the Sol
idie5s; The cWsr Of Independence; Hon
,ChsEles 2incknsg 3, p D,sof South Ga
ioI;ns; Parties snd Psr,yisas Eastern Shore,
of Virginia Stase Rights Among the Yau-
kees-P Political Anatomy; Glorious CD
Ghasleston Editorisi - s.-s
+ The terms are Sl5 per aunum. $40 for
ok months, and 90 per single number
Ualos Of the Rssiev. Columbia, sc.
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From Mobile.

MoRIIE, sAug. 26-The Gag sofstmoe
boa. returned last eyesisg The Yankees
s.ste tha. Fors Morgan sapi,ula,ed at two
o'clock on Yuesdsysr Last Monday after
noon they coDcsutrssed their FIRE on.the
fort which .wss replied to.spirisedly ON
Tuesday the boubafdmeus ass renewed
Meanwhile. the enemy sueoaedsd 10 ges log
three .hswiissR insposi.ion and 2 line Of
skirmishsra on she glaois Of the fort, uhich
kept ops hsav; fIe,on our gapsuand gan
ners with the asaistance Of the mortar fse.,
and sapeeeded 10 dsmaging sseysrsl gao
csrriaees. The foEt did npl dresT Tussdsy;
Gen Rags destroyed everything inl.he fort,
spiked his guns,and hesand garrisoo,anu
beripg 5Sl .uep were sent soN New Orleans:
Seyeptssn ssre killed; uumber wounded
anknowa. Men eombasants are mot allow.
ID tosgisit the CITY, ,ss,ya ssSx7s -.
The npama has shyowss force off,, ,00D
"a the maiu hpda, GrsntssP Pass. ! ~ ~
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- Nertherns papers slata thsf thssiek. .snd
wounded iuthes Federal .Asua Hispitals
numbers 10000: and spt the Camp aospitsis
s0,aee- ls9eeS asa
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y =
Z. The Attack on Memphiss ~
The Riohpond Engsiseysaf the 10Th 10
.tsnt, says; The following Official dispatch
i;~as, received a.,hes War Drp.rtmeut geassr.
lay: gae ~ = sszssty 80 ~ q se'zssasi
..s.z,. Big TEIEasApH. .RaoM MdB4LEs;,
August 22, 1854 4zt
The following ofidinl dispsteh was Tecsiv.
d fram Gen: Fsryest, dated HerdSpdo, 2is,
II atacked Memphis at 4 O'Clock rhi'
morning, driving the enemy to- his fortifca
IONS killed and captured four hun
tred, capturing their entire camp with q
,out three hundred horses and nudes
WashburDe. escaped in the darkpess of tn,
uorning, lssviua bis clothes behind MJ
oss is 20 killed and wounded.
-As (Sigued) N b 4R0RRESF,s
q sazs- So s4se MsjsfsG GeusrsIn p :
DE- a MApRE. Major Gspefal.
GEN. GRANT REFUSES a PASS TO THE
French VICE CONSUL GRAM has fr,
used passage down. the James River =,
ne representative Of the Consul Of Frsnc,
!. Richmond, with sdsspitshes for tbe
French Minister st Washington. II ap
oasfs that op Susdpy the Vice co1sdL plo
,eeded 70 Varipe: Snd 10 aecordanee wifi
j: privilege hsrstofore freely accorded, SO.
;ured his passaRe By the Gag pftruce boat.
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) NSSTIEEETOT TAX ExTE7(s.
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TIE sabssrissr lss seana itSssssss. 's.'s

np30 -mnEcd lf1iB.HiUfu1uu1n Ms pfict88FGAAD
NC. The arfclr RYE VIII powsfead fDs bnshel, 70
pounds Of ROLLS, the irics ssEJ g s.sscks
vessels canBot be had toseouoaln tbtu1 0f4Hsf al
kinds, muSt be sound, clean dwtk drlsas We1pgst
he, eiear or snauts ah1 wees4 e0fbes ~ e
seIedie must be nf thebezf quaIify - psIce6 <ph
In aceonssnse thssssth Alsastists g
sfeasvalues 1fa6hoped al Will hAk tt lns
ilce nay.bc lp1e 10 an andifropblE Sast&
iAuEusl ~ = 81 - J35 ~ M =
.Gs0UTHGAROLINA.z5YQ York; DIS
~ TRIcT-Whereas JAMES MASON bns appiisd
% for Le.tersof AdmInstaelt on sI s,d ,ss,., ,.
BROWN, late OF the District aScressid, decea,sd
These are, teref0re, TO cifq % snd sngu-
lar the kindred and cfedit4 te said dceassd, 20 he
and appear befSn me- g, oet. .assi Qsdlsass s6at sor
lath day Of sep,ebef reIt Q shtY ea1se u any, why
Gigpn under my band and Seal ibis 9gf day Of fugis
10 the year OF Saf Lord one ,Iiasked Nd
sfxfy four, and In the eighty nnth yeaf of to In
drpendrnce OF South GaroIna - -
80 - ? 1sE ..-TJ6HN A.gHRewF, ,E.sYyn,
August 81 :. IS - -sTs-s.M ~
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CTEEL Ms JEESE RECEIV-
NJ EBaIoi q: of:GnLoTTs FIRST aLitkIIy ysTEEL
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A WAY 10 "HEAD" BED BuGs,-7I'
any.of you readers need a sure reuedg fol
ned bugs, they can have miae, and cleanse
the foulest house Of these troublesome yer
min without expense. They. have only tc
wash with.als aud waters filing the cscks
where. they frsqqeu. With tmlt, and you. may
ook in yainfor them Is Salt seems inimical
10 bed bugs, and lhey will posstrail lth1aR
IT, Isthinksit preferable to all 'ointns6ts,''
aud the bayerrequires no eer.ifcstes as,ta
us genuineness Airs T. g. o., Rsaa.gt'
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To the Candidates for the Legislature
We, = the undersigned, voters Of Yerh
District, earnestly request the.i candidates
from the above named District, for the Sen
ate aud House. of Representatives, to an
.swer the following inierrogatory, as para
mount to all others: Are you in favor III
peace. on any other terms than an-acknowi
edgment of the Independence ofthe Con
federate States Of Aperica. a siuple an
swer of yes or no, is sll we ask. &
- -. - YORk DISTRICT,
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THE NEWS.

y
loss:on the enemy, with severe on our Own
part, by no means corresponding The
great bone Of contention has been the Wei.
don road, which is not yet altogether clear
ofths invading force. We publish the par.
.ticulars so faras received ~, -. -
We hsvs nothing of interest from Early,
inths Valley, though be daily looks for an
attack, for which be is said to be fully pre-
pared, with bis army in the best Of spirits,
and aanpIy pfOviaioneds =. so -
FronsAtis6ta. .vs1 have nothing decisive,
though Wheeler Roddy and others are iu
the ensnys rear, threatening him Sc.
riOusly, Destroying hisstores, and means Of
;fstrest aud thus giving grounds for d re-
port that he isabout to acoue to grief"
Memphis was captured by Forrest 10 "a
night attack, which was said to have been
-aslconplete, as il was terrific Be csptur.
ed 400 prisoners, who have been removed,
General Washsusn escaping, ip,the dark 81
night; sehase no further particulars, -
e5AsMobile, affairs are con- paratively quiet,
though Fort Morgan, under Col Page, has
been necessi,ated to, a surrender. The Yam
-
KEGS are jubilapt at the possession of the
outer defences, but the city is considered
safe, having placed her dependence in the
land foftifsations with which it is sur.
rounded, and q shallow bar. It is QUITE
shelligg distance. - *
Gbsrles,on lis still being sbelIed will
tine falss, YET 80 great ooo6deDoe is fsl
IN It's ability to weather the storm, tba
many citizens are returning with their fami
lies. when they can obtain domicil out 0
range. 81 y
- Thrssts are being mads Of raids sgains
Athens, 20 destroy tha Government work
at that place and the grest number o
prisoners accumulated at Apdersonville
mako i also, amost desirable Investment
BY the Yankees-the place is said to be vel
defended with . sufRcisni force, but SO lara
as'nunbsr at one place, is'aaemed impoli'i
Tor security, as we'll as giving cause 70
great uneasinesa. An exchange Of prison
,ezsis more desirable than peace. on our part
a, lesss the Yankees thiuk 30 Mufgsp an
Vaughn are flying round in Tennessee, ant
threatening Knoxville, aud Hill has bee'
..dealing" the Yankees 8 stunning blow, a
Rssas' ssssisa. Visksbasg, has taken Ii
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ron THE LEGIsEIrUft:E.


s;SoL:@W.C. BEATTF eoinseatsSto
W rye the peopfof Fork Bisct as Sas nlbef of the
d.e Of in ne State Hesslature eIcfed.
Alphtaf - -. .a5 -. te
THE FRI ENDS OF LIEU Ts COZ.
i 3hHV M. WHiTE Respectfully announce htn sr 4
Candidate 6r seat In t1e House Of
pSt Aasss. i. ., 81 zss., -.
THE FIR len DIS 20 FgDE. JOEL
II w. RhWLlNsoN respectfully ssnnoance bi6s &c q
Candidate u psesent YORK Dstricttn tbenext
LATuREt at the ensuing election. -,
AuguseSs ~ 80 81 = sss e IL 81
THE FRIENDS OF GAPY M a.
IL LOWRY, rrpertuty amoguse hin, ~ a CANpI
DATE for ne election mtrrphsent YORK DiSFRUss.
The next uRE.sl &C. -ssIe - s<sssts %
July 81 -ssz. = II soE1s.cs
THE FRIENDS or n aj sNassT Sass;
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oRDERDEp TO DuTY -Tbs fao faoving off
GERS, recently exchanged 81 war Of Charles
ton, have been ordered to report sfss ;d}uy ;}e
as follows /: Maj.,r Gspsral Archer, q ordered
TO reportto headquarters: Of dc army of
Northern Virginia. Major General Edward
johnson, ordered to repars at headqMssers
at Atlantis. Brig Gen Jtf Thompson,
ordered to report to Lieusepsns General
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GAsUALT1Es Co. I, .2ps ARK, REGIMENT
{ KILLED-Pnvates J. N. Henphilisud
james Csstleberry. sS-eG ~
WoUsDED-Capts Va j.. McKsnnsy,
arm, severe; Ensign W. a: Morelsnd, leg,
slight; sergt S.S. Chambers, side, slight !;
PivaiessL Burns, thigh andsru, ssverei
RColsin, arm, sevsre III. M. Ghildsrs, Leg,
sligdtsJ 7 Gardner, leg, severe; j Tom
Gardner thigh and fooss severe; j. 81
GriFus, wrist, ssasrea; j. P. House,ship,
slight; A. Hamilton, leg, slight; W.: e.
Kennedy, leg, slight; e Leopssd, shoulder
severe ; p s. Meek bptbsthiehs, right
leg and shoulder J a c.. Orr, body, NOR:
tally; E. d. Presley, hip, slight |; b p
Smith, leg, slight T. y. Thompsol, ann,
ssvsre ;s. q. Wall, body, uotisiig r. B
Withers, hip, severe, Wm. gassiebsry,
hand, slight. &. q ~.sz
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,esasssss. From Noble ss 81.
MoBlLH, Aug. 28. eAansearhf:
fairs ct this point / g
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END ARKANSAS REGIMENT.

LINE OF BATTLE, 5. MILES EASE I
6ishs wing Atlanta, CIR, July 25.ss
Mr. Eaitdr :-The following is list Of
the essualtiesof Go. /, 2ud Ark Regiments
Govau's Brigade, Clsbarne's Division, on
the 22ndinstant. while ohargiogthe enamys
works, 3 milea East Of Atlantis. The com.
pans. took 80 guns in the first charge, and
only bad 9 left after taking two strong lines
Of earth works and driving the enemy one
mile, taking many prisoners, artillery and
wagons. ~ = ..- ss',>.'-
! wish you to publish this. in your paper,
as nsny ysofsthe company are from York,aud
Chester Dissrics,s. e., and oblige yours,
- j. g: CALDWELL,
;. s End Lieut.. Company I,
20 49, End Ark. Regiment
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WHO'LL TRY Ir;2-To prevent steers
frou jumping fences, clip of the eyelashss
Of the andsr lids with . pair of scissors,
aud the ability or disposition te jump is as
rfFsotaally destroyed as sanpsoos power
was BY the loss Of his locks. The animal
will not attempt fence until the eyslashss
are grown sgpiu. a yankee! stock raiser
.reccmmeuded this singular remedy 70 the
Fusmss's Club st New York.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-10

WE generally prefer new articles to old
oncs--thc new mades to the old maids