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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

Core Fposiur1rr o tno AZ ffaft
DAITeE Janaary q lsc4
Ths enemy yesterday made ateou-t stoa apoa |
our fr0ss sin : fsrss 81 esvas-y aud lfspry Hsn.
bsring about Ten thoussna men, bat wshare- ring
the evening and night without developing theT otisss
It 3 very ssne-av b4sIessd tbas central East Fsnes-
sss has bssn vrtaay sgacazsd By Fessr lesyins pat
very small forcs bsbnd, whEh y readT 90 retire e
srv moment. A foros under SEA shsrnsn u shout
thirty thoussud Il known 70 be IN tn neisaborhood Of
Hun.svlle, which har been subtsaetsa from the army
A chattsnoora. This demonstration front nsy
have been Reconnaissance il force, may cover
farther move in The direction Of Huntsville,
Grant Is too willy general 10 leave LonEssrsss with
srgs army in posssSzion Of East TsHnssHes prepared
20 mevs upon hIs and get possession Of bis line Of
esmunlsasOae while As sdvanoas Into the zasuntsia
fstsesEss OF Eohsrn Georgia. Il hss the appearances
q soolhsFainesE. May he not thvrsfoEs be mevias
heavy column in tss direction ef HuHtsviis, with the
double view q protesting his line slepE tho Memphis
AID Charleston railroad sRd advancing inso AisbamS
N the direction OF Mobile, tax ng posssasioa, IN the
meantime Of the Noble and 0aio railroad, and suttng
o the Department Of AsslEaippi from tonnooon Wirh
the array Of TENNESSEE OF course, this pre- uppesss
hat an army Of suEeIeut force 1 les In Middle Ten
nsssse and Keptueky defend hose sectona against
che nvsdiBr army Of Longsrsst that LOagutreet Is
uuahie move aefpat AloWlAl%nA iAi9 AlAe4e
I TsnRsssss basic.
feel assured hat come combinations of this chsrac-
ter are on foot from The movements Of the army OF
Grant FOR two moaths past. Graat did not complete
his carapsisa IN Mississippi BE only captured Vieka-
burg. He does not hold the State. He Goes not oe-
eupy RsbHs. Aay farther movement into Georsa
nov woad be attended with many dlsadY sntsgsa The
topography OF he eountry unlaVorEbie. Il is too
tatun from Bis bsss and from river communication
The Confsdsraey could TOO easily coucsnrAts upon
hin a large army, and Oysrwhstn him after be ahsl
have siVaneed seventy fse or one hundred miles intc
the interior.
The risk aud uncertainty Ere tee great The hazard
snorIasus Grant has Immense reputation TO lose
with his eounrymen and Lnosla has heavy stakes ir
the next Presidential election, which might be ruined
An sasier conquest would be productive Ct greater
comfort 70 both thses Warthes and especially Is it sG
psdaat aew hat all eyes turned uP0a the defense
Of Ge0rgis, the salvation Of Ailsnts, a strsteG
pohti and thus a new eoRbinafi0n. may throw ~
Goufedsrziea OF lhsir guard and make his progress
and triumph easier.
grand review Of ESrdsa's cops was had to-day il
Dalton. Ths soops never looksd in Aasr spirits q
marched with so.sissIy pride Gen. Johaston sa
hey lsokes like gstSra1s. LAMBDA TAU.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

HARD STEAsIBOATKs-Ag gentleman Just
uP from Yieksburg, ssys the Memphis Ballstis
says Tire boss was forced to lay uP several times
along the route, snd send hands ashore with
axes to cut fuel TO keep up steam. On one oe-
easiOR they laid up al day and waited for a
farmer to drew them wood three miles Three
abandoned heuses WsTs toTn down By tbs crew.
and ths materials used for fuel Sueh instances
as these are The ezperiesee Ct ell boats thst run
out Of irswood between this port and Yieks-
burg The Inhabitants who. have heretslore
turned iheir attention to wood cutting for the
stssnbos.s, have hsd their lAbOrs iaierlsFsd
with BY tho guerrillss, consequently they have
abandoned tie business entirely. The eniiss
stock Of dry wood along the banks was cen.
sumsd months aud months ago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01
Zoo RgEWARnl

ON the hight OF ths a3d aItiino a nedipr, sized
~ BLACK VAfISE WAS isken from wagon al
ihs fefry 81 Jackson. Miss. The valas csnIaiDed.
sncng other articles
ons. saptaIns GOAT snd one JACKET. ssaa
Trimmings.
One Envelope, covering s494S IN Nissauri STATE
Scrip.
-Four Envelopes, covering various Gums 81 money
Ii Confc6eraia notes
Any persons returniug he ccatsntg Of ths s5owa
msnt0ued Waite 10 as PF0volt Marshai's sfIee -
Meridian, 70 the Post Qlarterm .ster's sfFea -
Jackson Kiss, viii rooeiys hys hundred snlIsrr -
Nsfd and 10 questions ssksd ffs1 ne
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

DEsD.-Jim Bcownlow, second son of she
pugnsecus person, vas killed in a cavnlry
skirmish near Massy creek Tenn, few days
since.
In ihs beginniag Of the war. young Brown
5o'T urged 7is iat4eE ior permission % ioin tho
9oa.aess Amy His impulses aud 5Ympsihies
were entirely 9flth rs, Out constant association
win and ros.Taiur by Ais father, induced him
doaly to espouse iii5 Federal cause, in which
be has yielded uP his life. He was q youth Of
sqme Rmiablo qaallles, and had be baea free
from The iDaaeuoe Of his father, his career
would probably have 06tn IS glorious az il has
been ilfsmouS.-C COtanius SnH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

~ The Mobile TriBras says It Wss reported
some days ago that g portion If rot all, Of Ad-
miTsl Farragufs 8est had arrived At Pensacola.
This, We learn, wss true bat we alss learn
thst It hsd Jeff iha. place fer New Orleans i
is stated that two Of the vsssela Ee-a sarinnnlg =
da nsgsd on the outward passage. There were
ne iron-elads among them Ifthose are needed
loT operations against or harb0r dofenses, we
suppose they VIII be obtained BY the Niasis-
sippi route
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

Lisi Of gHcEHf5saed freight Received nr ffse
se1tEerE EzBFess GsHiPHnys Jspaary 80,
p L Brown, 6x " @sloy- bdi; J 2 Aiken sks: J
X Day, h5f w DabpeY, uui g G Crawford 9 aks;
buiier q Petera, pkg W Johnson. 5dl; W 4 Jackson
sEsi 4 Grey. s.: S J lss1-up,an bdl @ A Graa5y,
oE; J ( Loiten 0ss W DAVIS, bxi Capt blark5nrn,
Dol Lieut JshRson SKIS; M's Col Crockett pkg; q
Grinell, pkgi Wilson. bag.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01
ADEsIRABLE RESInEErE

IAN b boDgas Tor Ccnfsdersts nou.v
~ - , agoaril Aiznar1a- On TIE Al.,5i-rs,-- = -
- - =. son ms twenty ac-es. La on b. ~ - ~
-, snen g. good negro ssbia- ! NJ.
issf = .-oaa' saoH shouis. pzntry, sto A excl.
- &c SO, lsn aers asld for pofafosv-e5--s 49,
Sc, :, f-Ii.sa g. Msllng 10 purchase viii oisssa ~ =.
al,ss-s -sl ~ sfae s authoriEsd 70 sell Ia ny
----- ~ ------. /.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

Tbs gs1boat squadron which recently nzccnds cd
James river from Fortress Monroe ssys tho Peer burg
E7prefs doubt directed by Butter as at last sc
counts tae pirates burning destroying every
hcuse within their reaeh- Al Lower Brandon enc If
the dnesl sstates th- lower james river aud ov
by hra George <. Harrison 3 daughter Of the late
Thomas HI chic the well known former editor of the
Richmond Enquirer the vandas dlsembar1ed and de-.
stroyed every zranary and other ont house ON the
premises We regret 20 hesr that ons thousand bar
rsis Of corn, large q1snttY Of wheat and much long
food fell Z prey t. the devouring aames Seversl
riding Teheles large quantity Of gear aud all tie
farming utsHRs destroyed It is slso stated that
s the negroes forsibiy carried away and several
hoTs-s and mules stoen
Lo1er Brandon Of The few estates which
ofespcd moles;aiion when the enemy under Mcclellan
De As,atsd shat section In 1902
II Is slated that signal station, and seven u she
iisns corps were cspf ured on he Brandon estate
al last accounts tho gunboaia anu attendant trans
ports were still Ia tue river, sBd shall mot be sr
pfised 70 he ST Of other Ouirages at any bcur
HutlSr, d seeHH. is becoming more and more brutal.
iSsd from The combirsd effects Of mean tFhskv sn5 !,
scared csnselence, aEd, uHder she protection OF his ~
boats Is determined render himself even moro tr
famous tan his e0argo il New Orleans hsd sIrrad,
rendered him.
p -SRcs the above facts wero- obtained f-or, .bs
2ress VIC learn on gOos sutherty that lower B-sn
do hEs been burnt by the YaukesH aud more slas on
hundred negroes werS carried aH Dr. Rabert Rifebjs
Was tsken pTiaoner-Rich WksE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01
INFaRiIATIaN WanTEn

Or John D. OOoE. wAo volunteered In ssrsvs.
~ pert Louisiana, In Osptain Beavers companv
called the Shreveport Grsys sn3 ALBERT g.
COOK company not known. ABy information re.
spectins the above pcrrons may be mznieatsd 10
S- J. BRADSHAW,
Go,C 9'h Reg ml Tens Voiunleass
Nan - Hrisade, Walkers Divisloa
80 Datun, ca.
Richmond Dispatch win plssse copy and send se.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01
To the Soldiers and Citizens RON
Keatuckv,

a T ths solicitation Of ny friends hs7s srsin son-
a=ntsd to seeoms eaudsais to represent tas s Con-
srsaEoaai Diatrist Of Kentucky IN shs esafsdsrats
States conErsaa an noe, ss I ha7s been for ne
past thirtYt1vo nonihr Triyas soldier n the Con
iederste army, aud hope shat all ny old somrsdss.
= Usl a. the ether troops and eilizsns from Ken.
ineAy VII uniis IN giving sordisl support
iss-tFebloe e. rArss4oI,qus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

~ Gan, Grant pablabes in The Nashville
papers Of The I5sh special order, tho object OF
which Is 70 eBeoaEage She TeHneaseeans 70 de-
5ort ibe Ss6tbers aEaies So far, however, be
has mst with but little success. There can be
found IN ah States iew craveHs aRd towards,
but The fsnuesaes Ecldiers, as IS general thing,
are true % tkeir cslors, and many Of them are
now re-snlisiiBg foT lhe var The example set
~ she gallant I54lh regiment viii be eonta
eious' and We shall have few dssertioEs Of Ten
nsssesang. ~ Misfissipgiaa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

- The Rockingham Register ssys Mr. Sam
Gsea q ihsi county, Is selling 6onr to sOllieTs'
fzlailiss saise dsllars per barrel, notwithsland-
iDE il Is generally selling shsrs At from sixty to
ous hundred cellars per barrel That paper
a5as ihss this genliasasn Is not e nsh nan.
R5, bat b is eoed, Whieh Is mach better
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01
BL00MER F0RGFMEN WlETrD.

W ANIED, 70 hire, FOUR BL0OMER FORGE-,
- Ahns we rndsrilard all the process 81 nakfnps
ee tSn aif sci from the Tbs liberal wages
VII o. giyoFae gross Who undsrtiand the 5usiussa
VIA be elihsr 50uEht aired. AddEsss % as BsIs-
risy, Taibots oounfy Ss
Our orks are ziiuattd dvs mies from Baflessls-r
within one rfs q tie Jhsiybeata Springs. Re--s-
weather county. Hhsre ore OF tho pnncipals - ~
iaae9ss brown. wALEsR & CO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

- The Mobile Tri5Ezs. Of Saturday morn
ing, says that Mr. Young, messenger Of TIE
Pioneer Express Company, who arrived here
this morning, informs Us that heavy Yankee
raid was expected to move on Jackson H
Informs rs also that simple pzepsrstions were
making to meet it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

- Attention is called TO he advertisement
in another column, Offering reward Of $500
foE the recovery Of black valiss, taken rom !
wagon 81 toe Ferry st JaeksoH, MisB. The re-
ward sriil Be paid to any one returning the con
tents sf said viliss 10 the pEoyolt massbals
Office Is Meridian, On ihe qusI.erusstess Clsee
81 Isalssoa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

We srs authorised TO anaouues I.isus Col. THOWAs
Johnson, OF tie p 5aitaIion Of Ksusueky Mounted
r a-s, as eandidats 20 represent ne Tenth Conrres
sioHsi District Of Ksntusky. Elsetion Fssrusry loh
is1i- lla2T-tds
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

and iaient wers r,ssainedi in the early days u Il,
war fsol Joinius the arzays where s this ise meoy
ef thsn would have rsaesed bieh posislops It siIl
alrike generous pubic being ahamsfuIly aBius.
ihat passoaal shims vi1di1uTsusss should aeIees
RON shis body victims FOR fhs- scrivs. "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

- We are pleased to learn. from tbs WI
aningsoD soHrsai Of the 25h alt.. thai lie
steamer Advance had been gotten Of tbs
beach and bad aEEiVed safely in that port, Bus
sIiah.lg damagea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

50 The Richmond correspondent Of the
Charleston NsTsHry ssys quite q number Of
negroes are returning 70 their masters in Glou
essssr couEty. hear Of sisht returning TO
enc man 8 whole family to another, and to 8
lhird master, = very valuable servant, who
begged 20 be sent to Azy part Of the far South,
ho esrsd not where, 50 he got cut Of reach Of
lhs Yankees. They had told him they intend
ed to occupy Gloucester permsnently, and he
wanted 10 &c. as far from them as possible
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01
FVR SAEE.

4 FINE REsIDENcE-bfiek 4aelling-Rsar CITY
n Hail. Possession gwen IN f.vs dsys.
MARCUS A BELL
bta rssf.4ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR GOngress.

WE aro suihotirod to announce JAS. 5. CHRISTIAN
a candidate fer Congress N the Fitch Gonsressionsi
District of Ksntuey. HIS rlble dusios prevent hun
from visiting he army ffei.tde
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

PHoPosED USREsrmcTED TRADE rs Cor
ToN.-A sTecial Dispatch, dated Washington,
January 18Th, to the Cincinnati C0mmsreial,
says;
The Secretary Of the Treasury has under coz
nosIauen the question submitted by numerous
parties hgug aierg ihe border Of ,lIs Stale5 of
T0nu0ssee, Alabama snd hlissisaippi, of an I'M
restricted trade IL GOTTEN. Il Is stated, on relia-
bic ausheriiy-amoug others, Adjt. Gen. Th9m-
as, vine has recently come from theTe-thss
there is sn immense quantity which can eRsily
be made available. i IS proposed TO allow al
persons, regardless Of their loyalty, 70 bring
their cotton within cur lines, and sell If for
greenbacks, and return, If they clloose, bat not
20 Be allowed 10 isks supplies Of any kind with
them. l. is stated hat large amounts Of cotton
eRn thus be obaincd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

We ara authorized to aHuounss hzlos BEEJ
BRADLEY candidate % represent The 1Iih District
in the next Confederate Congress. Election Fsbruary
I0ih. f,s7 d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01
WaYTKD "a uFRF

sftlH AE4Ao dEN-al tho Bibb iron work. oB-
~ 'Toiasn FFii Be rsdsiFed vita -sah -, -
sso'e qiarieTs md feed sad ol thing win -
~ i1i,lea This establishment Is I5eaisd 5ftv riis
eotta o eeil. n..s recently been purehssei ~ -
- ernnaant, and Is worked On gsvorurrs.s -. =.
ADDRESS ne at 5ei--z. Aiabsraa -----
Wa 8I1HARDSoN HINT
luo - Ma-or Dou--sn-I.. u. Hlha -. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01
aIrHnaED BRIaH MAYTFlCTAaH

SHE r5oprioior Of the RICuAoND BRrSsI sfl,1
1 UFACrORY, g0lthFsst corner Of Brad rr,T ~.
streets q p-sparsd 70 supply tho trade aad ne rtii
generally with bruzhos for bisokirF vrb.a5-asiirg
solnb5ing. slothes efe n he best nlauuis etars.
Ta8 hiEEsHt pr ees Hii Be paid fer Bristss md Es.
of 81 kinda ard AZ psrso having any On aI,d Nil
plsass aSdrssz he undersigned. Eho vii .curs l.r-s
porisiion. j. LA1JRR
ial5-ln Rieanond. "a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01
For Congress.

VIZ srs authorised 70 announce Gsa. HUarPHRsY
4ARsaALL IS n candidate 70 rsprsssat ihs Eishsh
Congressional District Of KENNEDY. Election lO.h
Fsbruary, l56f. rlsa7 re
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

On the I0sh 81 February, ls64 you are called upsn
to sIsct members 10 tha Csafsdsrzss Con 7rssa /
have served You fzithfuIF ard to ihs- bsss or nv
Abiity IN he present Congress- 7 SOW avail zsysslr
Of his means % EHnounes 70 Jon ihasI an sandl-
date to represent tha sa Cousrssslanai Bis,fef e.m
po.ed Of she counties Of Spencer BulEsi, slsop.
Marion. Washington, EHdsriou. Mercer. GarsarE ara
Boyle IN iha next Congress II elected r can only
Proni5s sn undivided devotion 70 your Interests ana
or ssuss.
I have he homer 70 be- most .ruly.
la@9 iCs- T. HTTRyrw-r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

TA correspondent! Of the Richmond Ersm-
iasT, writing from the army Of Northern Viz
ginia, szys that the soldiers srs better clothed
and shod, anj are furnished better Iations than
:. any time since he has been in he rmy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

MejorGsn. HINDEAy BIAS i.sled .he srIer published
belou which s spartieulary complimentary to the really
splendid soldiers Of the lst Kentucky naaty brigade
HEADQUARTERS HINDMAS's CsRPs.
dalton, Jsnuary 90, 1864. 5
General ORDERS No. IS:
Il is announced wib-grsdfeaiion, that TIE command
ing general much pleased with the appearances sad
5asrins Of The troops Of this corps review to dag
Withou. aetraeilng from the praise due to all. .ho
najorgensrai commanding deems It bat jalt TO men
ten the KentuczY brigade specially entitled to com
endation for soidsry appearances, tie stsadInsss Of
marching, and almost perfect accuracy in every
detail.
At esrly period. when Inc weather shall be moro
favorable another royisE Of the corps will take psco
This uoes Is given that officers aid may inproyn
themseIvss in heinterva and be prepared very TO-
excel their cresitAble performances Of to-day.
By conmanI Of aaior Gen. Hindnan.
(sfgned) ARCHER ANDERSON, A. A.G.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

On and sfisr Febrasry Is;- 1864 al Nszroes over
~ three years oid- pazling over t5e Atlanta ana
West Point end MONTGOMERY and Meat Point Rail
roads viii Be charged fad fare. J. 4. CREW,
e -rerai TlcEst O1ce. Agent
{Hgq IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

- Gov. Joseph. E. Brown, made speech
in Albany on Monday last. EzGOv. Nsfl
BEorn.--of Tennessee, also spoke. Both
spsschss, says The Albany Patriot, were appre-
pirate and worthy Of the occasion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01
Kentucky Election.
Kentucky Election.

SEP r Wall Of 5oviaslou. Ksusuasy. is a esndI-
dzss for he Hoesa Of fEsprasanvss for lho Northern
KsHtucky Diztriot fsa-t5s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01

SuDpEE DEATH IN LYEeHBURs. - The
Lynchburg RspEbiicaE Of the 26ih, Gays: Dr..
T. I. Gregory, Of Missouri, was found dead in
his room in ihe store house Of J. J. Puryis,
Saturday morsiBg. Hs complained Of feeling
slightly unwell before retiring on Friday Hight,
but neither be OF his friends thought his indiI-
position serious. TIE deceased was saEgeyn
IN The army of Gen Price FOR eighteen months,
azd At the tine Of bis death was surgeon IN
Raodss' division Of The A5ny Of Northern Yir-
ziuis, and was in that city On leave Of absence
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-01


| DALTON. Q P. NJ Jan. 2o-rhe aso Of t,ycs ,.r,,,
esme N last night rsna Lafayette All the vysr non,
that poins 70 lines they did not see sI sVe71e A
portion not all ef tte party have been 81 Catla-
noogs for weeks awaiting "a Opportunity 10 eone
eut The EedaFals, sent With flag Of truee 10 pofifv
our authorities OF the arrival AZ es.--.l- -
II Two niiss Of orr ss miles from Ibis place
ezssrdsy morning, Major Chononsth of ths la
Kentucky eavrIry. with tweny.three men scouting
Few miles beyond our picket lines encountered tha a
vance guard OF brigade OF Kankee cavalry, aud en-
gagged m skrluBa with thom n which one II his zueu
syes Killed and i've or ak slightly wounded The
YANKEES loss was estimated at ientg-va or thirty but
this Is eohleciural, and may be an sxsggeratson,
The Yankees consisted Of bri gadB 0f cavalry sup.
ported BY inianiry and came within two miles 0f Tan
ne hill 80 which point Major C. fell slowly back sud
the enemy followed until thsy caaie near suourd Ia
RereeiVs ths LAT Kentucky cavalry supported 6v a
suteient force OF infntry drawn up line OF battle
when they pradsntiy retired having no doubt a
whoiesonc rscoecte-l Of their serious rrpulte nv ne
gallant Cisburae and hiss vnaut veterans 10 Eoveu-
bers Ahey passed t1rorga kngg1ld lasi nj ght The
lst Kentneky followed ihe beyond Rin zrod Scouts
report that they passed bsyond Graysyile on their
Way-to Cha tanOOEz This advice Is suppogsd 10
have been only Reconnaissance In force AZ Iutsii
gsnt person, recently in Chattanooga says there are
not more than 5000 Yankees there ana they could not
make a seIieus demonstration on our las N 49,
woEld.
srand review Of three divisions or Hardees eorps
Gen. Chealham commanding, topk place TO day. It
was an animating scene, snd the exhibition Of d-cr
line, skii healthy stout and stalpart rsnes OF tb
men, well clad and we'll shod, with Weapons we'll bur
fshed and giEsaing Ia the sun, and the Haas faded
and battle rent or new bright snd gay wAa trvipg
even 10 ezhisrstiOn TO the patriotic heart The solid
coiumns Of officers and soldiers looked rnsqoi
eenLy as they passed Ia reyirw before the comnand
Ing general, shd must hare excited ia bis hssrt sor4e
thing Of the stern joy which warriors feel" aud civil
isns scarcely experience.
4 PROPHGoY.--A ifiend tells Tho Mscon TEL
egreph thst they ERvq prophet IN Florida who q
says he Sighting, 80 far as the South is con-
cerned, vii be over in jane next, and after
that the North will kindly undertake the snlire
business, ard carry it on among themselves
with vigor and success Possibly, though We
think The Florida seer has liked too early : day
for Northern explosion, if one is to come. I
Let Grants advance DO repulsed, and ihs bub- 4
bic Of Federal vain confidence viii collapse
ihen their fnanees win give way; then comes /
q canvass Of Unprecedented violence, that viii
not improve ibeis tempeTs, In short, ihsugh the I
Florida prophecy may fail, in six monihs from
tlis time we do nope TO see total revolution /
~ y, the present StRies-ths South hopeful and /
the North Depressed.
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