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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-05
EAST TENNE S SEE.


KNOXVILLE, Jsn. 20 Evening.
The day nas rassed without any Bgntug 90 the i'm.
mediate front General surgis is some distance out IN
Sewer county, and be has had any engagement to day
t % too soon 10 expect any report Of IL.
The rebel force which came down last night. % The
north SIDE O 'he river, from Strawberry Plains, dis
appeared before Daylight, and reconnaissance. gnder
s9.a sy.. wn ss wen. o.. ss6, piles from the
city, found 20 Signs q hem They captured drove Of
eight nupdIed Dogs. There he little aoub, that this
oDumr Of toe recss hss fallen back % .oin the
body 70 French Bread valley,
We are without news from asrysvTe. where cannon,
aiding was reported 10 have been heard, snd wnere
wheeler s supposed 10 have made dash
In the skrmishing yesterday lieutenant Naniaer, OF
the Forty sixth New YORK, was killed General wilcox
was slightly wounded 10 the arm The bullet passed
through bIs coa, sleeve, Just brusIpg the fem
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Before Judge Mcneil,

"u"kN FVHtlt
FIR. a. Thomas Loopam, A labor;s. man broceh,
ssn asairs, william 6. Brocsrsy. distlcr, doing busi
10 Eleventh street, Fir avenue for the loss Of
an arm, which occurred while the plaintiff was in the
defendants employ The plaintiff was engaged cleaning
out some beer barrels by means Of steam, when there
sudden and unusual supply let on scaldng him SO
severely that he LOST bis arm Ho claimed that the
dent occurred through the negligence OF bis employer
aud expected reasonable damages FOR the loss Of the limb
The testimony on both sdes'havng been exhausted the
Court delivered an opinion diminishing the complaint.
Judge Mcneil said y was very important case not
only 20 the parties 10 TIE action but account of The
principles involved IN 10. IN this species OF action two
things must be considered First negligence The part
OF defendant ana second, the entire absence o. az ev
other band, The plaintiff would not be entitled 10
he guilty o. the slightest negligence " there
absence proof that there was no defect M the
chrory that would seem to be Sufficient 10 relieve the
defendant from the responsibility Testinr on HIM. He
thought that proof was venting aud should therefore
dsmss the Gaze. suspendiur udrment however, 10 allow
81 opportunity 10 tie tlatfn y tftrtr u before thr
a..
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,,o... or Representatives.

WASHINGTON, FeU. y, IstS.
Aslo,,sx,ors ron Tnr CONSTRUCTION or soErnicanoss
AND DErIScFs
Mr. stuxs, uep., OF Pc, reported a bill making an
proraons for the construction preservation and repair
of Sorfops ard defences for the year ending June,
Jsle.
sHp ssropr OF yHr ADVISORY BOARD.
% motion Of Mr. sonRSox (rep) OF Ohio, resolution
adopted calling on The Secretary Of the Navy TO com.
mupcse the report Of the Advisory Board Of july 1862
70 establish md equsize the grade Of line officers Of The
navy together With the instructions 10 said Board, and
all The documentary testimony, memorials and protests
who not recommended and Of IN their
behalf and MI other papers mud proceedings connected
herewith, and the report OF tho said Board.
rktFKfyAnoS Ine prfrAio
On motion OF Mr. EEasRgr, " Colorado tie Committee
lvtuOrieu ngst led " tsSs nv CtGidctgL co
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IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
inauguration OF the New Loyal state
Omcers-solsmn and Affecting scene.

The inauguration q ne oncers CHOSEN ~ tne s'a'c
Convention OF Arkansas place the 22d Mt. 10 me
Senate Chamber, at Jftle Rock. u was most solemn
and imposing anair. AFTER prayer by TIE Fev. James
po,,e, The Governor addressed the sssemblage "a
a touching sud impressive manuer The ceremonies
concluded with the administration q ne oah q once 20
Governor Murphy, Lieutenant Governor Bliss ana me
Secretary ~ state Ibe vas most ehec'ns' and
msny prcsen, were moved 20 iesfs ne solemn words
mat toond The uew oaecrs loyalty 70 tner sooury
ana esuy 10 INC io % ~ere uttered ord reIcnced q.
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GENERAL KILlEy'S DEPARTMENT..
A EaddDG arGiMs GN Near
K1GSwfileDG,
Boa, xsa.o So

Nr. H. q. WlisCn'r N-ssadcB.
W vUs fxLD Wwsr VIRGINIA rob q lsG4
&oorL0d, 10 Hardy eonaty.
The oonmJ evidently risuas dspuie TOE ,assase n
the river.
0u forces Ia iositon Gns ire aT,lo,y lusi oloptd
TAe Enasfn~rs ama sDmsC #Spnrcsd.
6AtyiaOEs, Foo. 4, 1854.
The tiAfes en- tito Ml;;aoeo nrd Obe Eaissad de
siscyod ny Me enemy hnve osco 5rpa.p.d and the
sraispostasoH VI paps0gecs ana evet over she ~Ioie
mo Gas been resumed
Tpsds 70 West Xpganta Umrsstsbct.a.
Hllainopm Fab = 1861
MT. john r, Eci.isoa, tho Surveyor oi tho port or
BALTIMORE received from abe Treasury Go,as,"ant at
Washington toda, no oiiow.ug regcstoo. which a.
lows The transportation o. mer, LAndse 10 wes, vr-
gina
TREASURY prpss.hFsr WJsHlN.TcS, Feb. 2, 1867.
The SsCge.pry OF War having transmitted 10 rms de-
parasoi The letter 81 the commanding general, express
ing the opn,on, reply 10 otter addressed 20 him
by tho Secretary q the Treasury, Oh The 10th
al mo- fat restriction al .sade n the state Gi
Wesi Virginia within rational military inet may
oo safely removed the twenty sixth regI-
laion VI trade setab sneo with otner regulations
th0 llth Of September 1865 far modified that all
restrictions on trade the state Of west Virginia within
sad hoes ere annuied and abfosated ana ell products
and goods may be freely takeD INTO snd tranf00rtcd
thin lo above mentioned PARTON OF said State in
time Of peace provided, however, that prodncs
shall ce taken from said State INTO state de-
ciared TO be u insurrcctoU 70 any port any sbcb
state heretofore block acd which hns beeD may be
opened, except 10 compliance with he regulations Of
September u. $. r. CHASE.
Secretary O, ste Treasury.
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE JURA AT PORTLAND.
Position of the Schleswig-Hol-
stein Question.
The Austr0-P russian Demands
Rejected by Denmark.
The Allied Troops Marching
ON Schleswig.
Russia Inclined 10 Participate I'm mo
Quarrel
The Alabama at Singapore. East
Indies,
ASs H.. ~

poRnAsp, Me-, Feb. 4, lfe4.
Ihe Canadian .ompapy's screw steamship Jura, Cart
Acton from Liverpool 2Ist, via Londonderry 22d n,
arrived this port at quarterpast five this eveprg
The experienced strong westerly gales ard violent
squalls throughout the passage.
The rebel pirate Alabama reported At siresJ,e
the 22d Of December
The Great Eastern lottery scheme has been abandoned.
The steamers olympus and ST. George. from New York,
arrived at Liverpool on the 10th OF January.
Tue steamers North American md City os MsD.t ester
arrived at Liverpool on the 20tiw thJapuery
The steamer Hammona, froraRiiySsnw York, srseo as
southampton on the 21st OF Januas. 4
The acknowledgements uestsen.
The Danish refusal Of the Austro.Pruseian demands
had reached those and is announced lie
The Austro troops would march wthept uyther
delay into Schleswg.
The Wurtemburg Chambers take exception 30 he
tensions or Austria and Prussia and unanimously
adopted resolutions placing the army Of Wrx-
emourg footing putting troops at the DISPOSAL
the Diet, and requesting the German sta:esvouid
rot allow the ritories railroads ne used for
transporting troops which have not been called Get by
the Dict
fhe London lsbe expresses confidence thar pssce VIII
he maintained, now that substantial governments
substituted themselves for the sbsdowy SeTntn
Diet.
THE LATEST gELEeRAMs.
CHRsr,ASA, Jan. II, 1854
a royal proclamation has been issued, conveose an
extraordinary sesson of the Norwegian siorshps for The
I4th Of March,
BrRls, Jan. II, 1894
asserted that Russia declares that Il the iDrcon
protocol be suspended she will Immediately rerew bes
Claims 70 Gotosp, a portion Of Holstcn.
VIENNA, Jan. n, 1884
Count Rech6erg has stated 70 the Finance Committee
that Vie cooperation OF with Prussia based
4 upon the formal State treaties, and tho Scneswig
Rolsten question, upon military convention.
| France.
The debate the address still continued in lie cnsm
Der Of Deputies. All the opposition amendments bsye
been reectcd bat in they obtained sBty.swo
votes
According 10 the latest estimate the applications for the
wero expected to fifteen twenty iices he
smount 10 be allotted.
The Bourse lower ReDtes, 66f. 400
Belgium.
The King called 20 his assistance In Tie Formation of
the ministry NJ Descbamps, who demsods = oHsc
luton OF the Chamber.
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The Police Com mtsstoHers-The Three
Hundred Dollar Bounty Bill, Sc.

NfFANf, F6U. n, ISUs.
1be Assembly VIII tomorrow morning take up The
Three Hundred Dollars Bounty bill for volunteer under
The cal OF the LIST OF February There is detern nation
toIass this measure AZ as early moment possible
Zoe Senate Committee on Cities and Villages took up
the Police bin this afternoon and inserted the names
creed by the caucus Messrs. purdy Jones Acton and
Bergen are the names OF the commissioners rhe bill
VIII be reported tomorrow the Senate and pushed
forward fast as circumstances viii permit. There
great deal Of indignation Of the part or norton Of the
republican Senators, and disposition bolt II they
dared 20 on the caucus whip too powerful for them.
Mrs Governor ,eymour gave her second party OF a.
session tonight. u 10 q gay and brilliant affair.
The state Medical Society adjourned to-day after
ing the following ofhcers-President Frederick Hyde
Vice President, George Fisher secretary, n willard
Treasurer J. v. p Quackenbusb
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Sews from the Mississippi.

CAHo, Feb. z, 1864.
The steamer Rele Creole struck snsg 90 Plum Point
ON the "a inst. and sunk. One passenger was lost.
Nothing was saved from the boat which injured FOR
$40 ooo
The steamers Darling and Silver Moon from lKsmrbs,
passed up rope to Cincinnati to-day with tneu
sand seven hundred and forty bales o. COTTON and
the Perry has arrived with hundred ard four Oses
for st Louis
The rebels used artillery against the stennefs wnen
recently hred into and engaged three Of car t0n'
boats considerable time before they we're terosed, sni
thirteen Of them were killed.
Movements OF Major General Peek.
syalorss FEB. ., ltts
Major General Peck, here, throws 70 ns ieSs' =
absence ard returns Immediately % ns Fo'''"
,s,..,. $500. L e,,ss.esnSe IN TIE rcrofted atN<
NtattrA
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Bexs and previous TO me let OF aaYy nost duty OF
nifty cents gallon and al such spirs ,mpor .e& lxQln
foreign countries on md after the LIST day OF January
next, sSy cents on every galoo and 90 lower rate OF
duty sha oe eyed o. collected than upon the baeie or
ras proof and fhaii 90 increased proportion for any
greater strength than sho strength OF first PROOF Mai
upon all su,h spirits imported 70 the passage OF ihs
oct tnese sla'. be levied, collected and paid aad-
siona TAX sen,s pes gallon, 70 DO collected sodor
the 20 yegplsiicts es,abGhed ty
,be Secretary y lie 1SssssfJ
United States Smpretne Comvt.
WAsHhuroN, Feb. a. 1904.
Tne Dated States SaTrems cont q et, cons,dorne
the OF Greene Bsonson o. AL appeIiapts vs. tho
La Crosse ana hli"aokeo Rai,rcad company OF al and
three other cases IN that connection There much
nng'emept about ne matter, end The itsce .n,oyes
S75O0QO
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THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The demand Tor discount active NOTWITHSTANDING no
advance in the bank minimum eight per cent. TIE
Bank OF France had not followed the example ~ the Bang
of England, and specie continued 10 low from london 70
Paris The stock market depressed by wariise sp.
and the action q the bank but there wfs more
tone on the ast and consos were hacuonsily higher
The American stock market IS dun. Hlioos central
Railroad shares, 25 ~ discount; Erie Raisosd, e@n
. G5Js. .
coDsos FOR money, 90, a so'.
Consols closed at eO.s for money.
Bullion 10 the Bank has decreased f,3& ,0co
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. q, 1854.
Sales for the week. 900 oalss including o,25o bales
to spectators. and 1900 TO exporters The markot
dull at decline Of "a. I'D per pound, tho decline
beng mostly the middling and lower grades sales
70 day ttriday) were 1000 bales; including LOO 70
the following ouotations.-
Mobile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ssmasl az
upauds. .................'. Nominal. II
stock IN port 1900 600 bales pclrding eco us,es Of
American
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.
There little disposition for actual Dusnefs but
the market i not quite as depressed Tuesday there
being little more inquiry, accompanied With rather
heavy offers out these are still too low 70 rdece &C
ceptsnce, especially for anything not IN stock.
LIVERPOOL BREApsrUFPs MARKET.
Flour hss a downward tendency. Wheat heavy ard
declined ~ cd per Genital since fuetoay' 'o'p o.
Provision, The market is steady.
LONDON PRODUCE MAEKET
Sugar steady with limited demand, ,cree tether
quiet Tea lrD. witha far business. Rec unchanged.
faow quiet OF Ais Cd. 42s. the spos fIeoost0ns
quiet.
GLASGOW IRON MAREEr.
Ihe iron market n firm. No. l quoted al 63s. Cd.
sss.. MIXED numbers, warrants, eas g. e4s 90 No.
rHs LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Sl--Eueufc
ssvrTpoof RREApsrUsFs
,.... ~, szdscn, spence Co. aud others Tepor. -
r 49, 80. 80 'teady Wheat upward with no adverse
E0 AFUeg
IA xed, Cos. Cd. .oovs,ov v.,,r
v... ..,s,.. of.--Bcef steady. Fork fJm.
- vr va ~ 42s. Cd. 43s. Tsllow duh
t,yrSrnoi pm, orcE s1REsr.
-. -. ,huVoL nHs v Conee-No sales. REQ
Asnes Ia, sasa very aa osin quiet. spiri,s ter
,sn,lge s,s,ay Petroleum arm A. Is I'D for refined
peutne s'caus' ieuo as,"a. Jan. 21--Fvenrg
,.-.,,r go go. ~, , 'eady. coffee firm.
=, s,",sy R RS ous Taiow QUE, I'd steady !ee
las declined 81 IS.
Nh rrl nj nj the Asl0
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Inc leading features OF the Internal Revenue b as re-
ported by the senate Finance Committee, arc asfoi
lowe Upon all LIQUORS that may be distilled after the
passage OF this act and sold removed for consumption
o. safe on or after the lst OF July next aud pre-
yious TO the LIST OF January next, seventy cents
on each aud every gallon and on all that may be distilled
after the passage OF this act and sold or removed Tor
consumption sale and after The LIST OF January next,
eighty cents every gallon.
strike out from the Heuss bill the additional tax 81
twenty cents on whskey, recthed or mixed with any
other spirit or nuid, and cold under any name.
srke out the following House provision axipg wnisAey
on hand
That all spirits on band for sale, whether dstled prior
10 the date OF this not shall be SUBJECT TO the rates
Of duy ded by this ACT from and after the 18th day
OF January 1864 except that spirits which have been
sready taxed under the law approved July 1862 shall
not bear more than the additional or increased tex pro-
vided for by this act.
Strike out Of the House bill the following provision TO
tan cotton 10 hand
Provided that on all cotton on which the duty Of
hall cent has been Paid tho additional duty OF one and
BALI cent shall be levied and collected. And provided
further that all provisions Of law whereby cotton IN the
hands OF manufacturers Of cotton fabrics october
1892 and prior thereto, " exempted from taxation are
hereby repealed and the same shall be SUBJECT 10 the
rate Of taNation imposed by this bill.
inc section relating 10 imported spirits ss folows
That from aud after the passagc Of this act IN addition
70 the duties heretofore imposed by law, there shall se
levied collected, and paid spirits distilled rom gram
or other materials whether Of American foreign pro-
dncton imported from foreign countries previous 70 The
Jh VI July next, ~ frat proof duy OF forty cents On
oa aud UVery gallon; an such gliits Imported
uVm t,.Wu auuufi,s 90 aud Wtor Ire its day 6 joy
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Non-ArrivaI OF the Asia
HAusAy, Feb. -. WI TO-
there arc no signs 1.-THE ASA Weather tbics.
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kaye arron there n reason TO believe thai tho vacancy
tn the souase created by dcaib Of Nj 6owdan WI
NOE be- AIied curing snis session.
YBR ADMINISTRATIONS or AFFAIRS Ar ALEXANDRIA
rho resolution 81 MI Wilson, iussrnctna she COMMITTEE
Gon6pct Of the War 10 investigate tho operations
OF tho military authorities Alexandria, has created
quito . sensation ia ibas cry Rich developments co.,
oerans anes and Of property anticipated.
TAX SALES ALEx ArDRA.
argO aInoort Of property sold for ssses 20 Aex
andria Monday TIE valuation II the property was
estimated at twenty n,De Thousand eight hundred and
scventyrsx doIlsrs ard tho amounted 20 twenty
two thousand bvnoyed and thity-seven dollars and
tviy cents.
tt NO DRAFT IN IOWA.
Tho pyovo Marsha, or Iowa has te'se'arLsd te rsts
dGnt that State win az ss quota by yorrteeyf.
deriDg Draft there unnecessary.
ORANGES ~ yHB ouARPsRnAsTnH's IErAsYMHnT
Captain G. L. Hartz, AtsstaDt astey and IN
Az recently 10 charge Of important bureau 10 Washing
Won, has been ordered 10 Chattanooga
GApAan c. II Hoys, Assstsst Quarter master, nssgp
90 10 suiy OF wsshnesoG.
'@r - DISMISSED yron lBG sFRvicE.
CAPTAIN Conf, Eighth reGTsy vana cavalry. Je.teLapt
Jones' kqhteeptb Pennsylvania cavalry and Lieutenant.
Gibson Seventy reDDsyIvsnis infantry, are ois
missed The service.
PRISONERS NAMES NOT TO En- pvB,IeHrD.
Orders lave been issued pEobbitiDg Tire publication q
tie rsmes Of any Parties sent TO the od Ssptol prsop
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The King called 20 his assistance in tie fcrMatop Of
the new ministry NJ. Descbamps, who demsodss dtsc
luton of the Chamber.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-26

eOmmEBOEAL MATTERS.

Besns-s50 per busheL
BssS-s1 loto 81 IS. sesarsing 80 qEalisy.
Batter-ss > 70 Ss 50 P-rlb.
BeezUaz-sf 30 pez 10.
Corn Mssl-Sls - SIS nur bupbeI
Cers-9l2 20 sl4 per bus1sl
Caadlss-TSiiOE, "a % q ~ Sdazznffas. sS 60 .
So psrls
Cottou-sJ 50 10 81 % Per ID.
Cofsa-SlO 50 20 Sll psr ID.
Prsi--DIiSd sPPss, sls to elo; pesshss SIS to So
perbushel.
Fiszr- supethls, sI10: sztrs, exc per bbl
Flcur BErTsls-el 75eash.
FlAxEsed- - per bzshsl
Kay-Te noss sales at ele 70 SIS per hundred
hdss-9ry. % So % 50 per ID green u 20 10 81 50.
Lard-e3 50 per b.
Leather-Sole s7 SO to eS
Lims-Sl5 per barrel
Moisssss-No New o issns iH market; Virginia, 9se
70 s24 psr galsn.
Oa s-salss At q 70 ss per sushsl.
Paas-Backeyo SIS brown $50 per bushel
PotSoss-Irish, g 10 $40 per ouE6sl sweet from s5
to SIG
P.ssto--Nona IN usrkst
Reese 10 3se. per pouud
Rye--Lsst sales So % SO per bushsl
Sesss-Tfmotby sl4, orchard grass seed - 80 to IS
per oushsl. No clover seed In m2rkst
SEit-S5 to Sc. per pound
5ugsr-Brown e. to - 30 Per pound
Tobaees-The Iasrket Is very aniEatsd Rt sdVancad
prless We quote luss a. - to S. a0eeriinK 20 quality
common Leaf g TO 40, coed aud hns 90 - S. nEnufso
turing % 70 $50 per 100 pounds
Wooi-bsles at "a % per pound fss unvashsd, 90
Ter Eashsd
Whsat-si6 TO sic ssr 5azhsl; Ia demand
Wood-o2k 30, plre Pa per cord.
Whisky-00rn $50 70 SIS. rye sSs &c g.
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81 EE1nKsssR REaEnnrr.

CAMP z5rA TENNESSEE kEaTEEAT.
SE:R DALTON, GA, Js-aary p, 1854
EDITORS zFFKAL This evening, just sa the sun
was taking his leave Of day was afforded msnifss.
tstion ef the patriotism Aad invnSibls determination
q The TeanesSee veterans now in the army The sx-
srsises CT dress parade In the 2s Tennessee ressnt
Wrghts brigads having been concluded, its ehivaI-
rOus commander Co. s s Stanton, who, by the way,
hRI just returned from short leave Of sbsezee) de-.
vered an eloquent aud appropriate address relative
to the voluntary ~ enii,tmsu: Of he regiment lie
concluded BY asking The eOorssrseant Frsnk Arnold
II he was willing to continue carry the banner sf
ths 25th FOR the war; to Wh.eA be responded By moV
Ing qaIekly to the front several Passs All hsnor 70
tbs noble Frank, who the admiration Of all his
comrades By his vAIeF upoa the hsd Of Chiskanauga
Ths eacors to . nAu then formed upon ths eolors
and the nsu, not willing TO Be o tsripped By their
sssrs advanced with shoE similar to that By uhieh
they have 80 often srEsk the erssnsry fos
The following resolutions were then proposed BY Col
s. siazisn, which ware aaanimously adopted
Ais0lrsa, By TIE efncers rad soldiers sf the ss!h
TenneEses regiment that while We never have insn.
dea snythiEg lass hsn continuation Of cur services
to the eless Of the war hereby renew to the Proz
dent AID 70 O01gssg the assurance Of our Willingness
to sentnEe and tender our services 90 the Govern.
nent FOR term eounensursts wih Tie fzaI achieve
Elsnt q our Independence.
RasslrsS Thai Wo va never lay down our arms
while tho foot Of Northern vandalism treads Sozthsrn
soil
Resslrsd That ne spsru all proolemstioAs Of par
toa offered By sr Iineoa soldiers snd oflSers OF
the lower grade srd while ws sssu.e hIn that the
private will no sooasr lay deWn his EEske than the
hisasr eesrs their opaalsttes, we ask no pardon
ior having dsnswAa. our eoaseisnsss spprovs. We
ask pardon Ter having defended OR bones szGiust
invasion and families sysns, insult and will never
retire from The until the banner Of eur liberty
Ehsll wave triuHphnnuy sn6 peaesfsIy ever every
home in Tennessee, sna the haazes Of our sistsr
slG.sA MOUNTAIN BOY.
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~ Col R7eksr sna Capt. John Wiikersop,
Ct Memphis, hs7s been transferred from the
- oG Tcunssses to that Of Mississippi, and
aLLo5 'af serve uuder General Forrest.
VIII heieS'- tugs as the most cheering
01P'' y 'i.ei''n - ''saI's srEay and the
aeSoans Hon eeh. LoHss" 4 Tsnnss.
condition Of affairs generally in hss. +
see. Oar boys stood the eold weather mus
much better thsa could have been expected,
ard are now ali esmfOrtGbly clad and shOd,
and, besides, are in the very highest spirits
Gen. LoB9streei hEs large army, and eaps
WilkeIson says i. viii neither bo Idle nor sss-
ionAry lcnE If his g0Oj weather continues.
Hs further states that e lsrgs portion Of the
slsthes worn by Jsr soldiers, and sll the wsg-
sHs, teams snd sabulsnsss now in use By eur
troops, have been csptursd from the FederGls.
Every day, slmost, s greater or less nznber Of
prisoners are brought in By our scouting par
ties