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Leasing Of abandoned Plan
tatiOns,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
i has been appointed Assistant Special Agent Of
dse Treasury Department IN the Military Depart
ment of the Cumberland, for the purpose Of leasing
sbandoped plantations, houses, tenements, &c,
within said Department. For the present, Head
laslii, Giles Co., Tenn, where application may be
made either in person or by letter, and information
obtained concerning the rules and regulations
under which such abandoned property Is to be
leased.
Parties making application by letter concerning
any particular Plantation, should be careful 10 give
fun description OF the same, stating location, size,
condition, ownership, present place OF residence
of owner, and such other information a. may be o
service 70 the Agent in taking possession Of and
leasing said property.
All persons possessing Information regarding
slanfations, houses lands, tenements, &c. within
tho Military Depart ent Of the Cumberland, which
have been voluntarily sbandOned by the owners
thereof, respectfully requested 70 communicate
the same to the Agent, rs below.
2. S. SPAULDfNG,
Assistant Special Agent Treasury Department
PULASKI, TENN, Fen. p, IS54.--lm
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Miss Adelina Patti continues 10 De
the star Of the operate world al Paris
She il supported byt Mario and Della
Sedo, and the theatre u nightly filed.
although all the seats in the lower para
of the house have been put up % 10
and IS francs each Miss CariOtta Pat
Il, who spent the month Of January at
Paris, and who only sang during that
time in private, returns here in March
to give a series 81 grand concerts She
sang AZ the houses Of both Rossini and
Meycrbeer AZ Paris The latter pro
nounced her voice the finest he had
ever heard, and, be regretted that hog
lameness would prevent him from Civ
ing her his Africrias.
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Letters from Munich mention a fatal
duel between Counts Sternb8ch and
llohnstein. which recently took place
near Pressing. in. Bavaria Sternbach
was Jealous OF his young wife, and su.
pected her Of being too partial 10 his
halfbrother, Johnston, natural son
Of the old ex-King Of Bavaria, now ns
Rome. Hohnstein took offence az the
others suspicious and challenged him,
and they fought a. ten PAGES The al
legged adulterer had the first shot and
sent MS bullet straight 70 the heart Of
his haifbrother.
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orrIcE U. 8. conussAnr srnsIsrEscE.

OfFIcE L. g. CoNaussARr SUBSISTENCE,
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. q, 1864.
GEALED proposals for furnishing the United
J Estates Subsistence Department with one hundred
thousand pounds of Corn Meal are invited TIL the
9Th day Of March, 1864, at II ". The meal b. he of
"a quality equal 10 the sample 10 be seen at my Of
fee in Clarksyille, and TO be put mp in abe best
quality Of well seasoned oak barrels, aud head
lined. Cross neat and tare weight 10 be distinctly
marked on each barrel.
no bids vii be received for less quantity than
five thousand pounds
The whole amount 20 he delivered N the mouth
Of Msrch, lSG4 and an equal srOpOrtiOn each week,
al the United States Subsistence storehouse al Red
River Landing.
The meal viii be inspected before being received
ly such person a. the Government may direct.
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid.
Bids 10 be directed 10 Capt +. n. MORRILL,, c.
g, and endorsed, {" Proposals sor Corn Meal
Right reserved TO reject any or all bids.
Payment to he made in such funds as may be
furnished by United States.
Plan Of proposals furnished at this Office.
+. y. MORRILL, Captain and c. :.
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Shirts, Drawers and Cellars
QrArrEnmAsrEs,s pEPARrxEsr.
OFFICE L. s. CoMnssARY OF srBsIsrrvcr,

OFFICE L. s. CoHMIssART or SCBSI5TESCE,
CarzsSille, Tenn, Feb a. 1864.
GEALED proposals for furnishing the U. 5. Sub
- sistencs Department with FIVE thousand t5Hy0)
barrels Of Flour invited til the 9TH day OF March,
1854, at II VI.
The Flour to he Of "a quality equal to the sample
10 b. seen at my Office IN Clarllsye, and to be put
up in the best quality Of well seasoned oak barrels,
and head lined.
No bills viii be received for less quantity than
one hundred 600 barrels.
The delivery Of the Flour TO be commenced on or
before March 10, 1854, and the whole amount TO be
delivered before April 5, 1861, al the T. :. Subsis-
tence Storehouses, al Red River Landing.
The Flour will be- inspected beiOIe being received
by such persons as the Government may direct
Bids 70 be directed 70 Capt Z. n. MORRILL,, and
endorsed, Proposals for Flour
An oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid
Right reserved 20 reject any or all BIDS.
Payment 10 be made III such funds Iney be
furnished by the United States
Form of proposals furnished at this office.
+. n. morrill,, Captain and G. s.
Feb o5-td
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ca u. :. CoNMIssAKY on SUBSISTENCE, I
Nashville. Tenn. March 2. 1864

OFFICE u. :. C0sMIssAKY on SUBSISTENCE,
Nashville. Tenn, March ?, 1864.
CEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the United
- Suites Subsistence Department with five thou
sand (5oO0) barrels Of FLOUR, are invited till the
10th day Of March, 1864 at Il o'clock, NJ.
The Flour 70 be Of quality equal to the sample
e. e seen ~ my Office, IN Nashville, and b b. put
up in the best quality OF we-seas0ned oak barrels
and head lined.
40 bid viii be received for a less quantity thsn
one hundred 100 barrels
The delivery Of the Flour to he commenced on OF
before March Is 1864, and the whole amount 70 b
delivered before April -, 1864, At the L. 3. sub
sisgeIcA Warehouse al Nashville
The Flour will i,e Inspected before being received
by such persons a. the Government may direct.
Bids 10 be directed 70 Capt. ;. ID. Henderson,, G.
s. and endorsed - Proposals for Flour"
An oath q Allegiance must accompany each I'D.
Right reserved 70 reject any OF al BIDS. Payment
10 be made in snch funds as may Be furnished By
the United States,
Form Of proposals furnished az tbs oi.ice
:. d. HENDERSON,
Mar It'd Captain and g. e
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Lost.

ON abe passenger train from Louisville, Feb. &C.
between Cave City and Nashville, s POCKET
BOOK, contsining nearly Silo N greenbacks, some
checks on c. Ferris, -utler, l4th y. $. G. T. ond
note Of hand calling for Eioo, signed By Isaac g.
Mcmillan. Any person delivering the same, with
contents 70 the Headquarlers OF Capt X. D. Mus
aey 81 Cedar street. Nashville, or the undersigned
at the cams OF the l4th L. s c. TT Chattanooga
Tenn viii be literally recorded,
Lent ELI MCMILLAN.
Feb sS-Iw
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FROM NEWBERN.

Retaliation Threatened for tie Hanging Of
Negro Soldiers--A Bloodthirsty Rebel
Gsneral-Interesting Correspondence be-
t,ceen Generals Peek and Pickett
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The Florida expedition.

Official Rebel Report Of the A6Gir-C5Hi-
meats Of J.6. Duis OrgaE-Prelimina-
~ Successes ~ tie Expedition
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No. IL CEDAR STREE

where goods are sold as low as anywhere in Nash
vile. And to the Inners Of this city and sur
rounding country, ! would say, / am keeping con-
stantly on hand well selected assortment Of
MISSES AND LADIES'
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lotions,

Such as Fancy and Toilet Soap, Pens Pencils. Sta
t0neTy and Envelopes Hair Brushes, Combs,
Gloves, Gsuntlets, Army Shirts, Pocket Knives,
Hosiery, Handkerehefs, Suspenders, and sundrles
too tedious 20 mention. | allow nothing this side
OF Cincinnati 10 EXCEL ME.
To the Suffers snd country merchants would
say, call and see my stock and examine my prices
before buying elsewhere OF gong farther North.
This stock Is for WHOLESALE at Nos. AZ and 80
CHERRY STREET, up stairs, and those who wish
a nice HAT from among all the latest styles, and
fine pair Of BO0Ts, can be accommodated at my re-
tail room, at present at
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-05

Has also on hand by far the largest and most CON-
plete RsSoTtneHt Of
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] am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JoRS J. PICK, Ma. General
HEADe'Es OF DEP'T OF SOErH CIROL'A,
Petersburg, Va, Feb. le, 1854.
.Major General John j. Peek, L. s. A.,
Commanding al Nei0beTR
GESERAL-Your communication Of the
llth Of February IS received. L have
the honor to state in reply that the
paragraph from newspaper, inelosed
therein Is not only without foundation
in fact, but 40 ridiculous that should
scarcely have supposed it worthy Of
but ] would respectful
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-07-20

We are now seudIIs by mail, I ee ot post
age. OUR FINE DIAMOND POINT
& UNION GOLD PENS" and SILyER
FxTENSIOT SLIDING CASE, with LIAM PEN-
Gil, beautifully chased, at our wholesale
price of S125 We never before re-
tailed them less than 81 each. They are
acknowledged to he the most durable and
beautiful in market. They are manufacture
ed of FINE GOLD. and finished in the best
possible style. They are celebrated for their
adaptncss 10 every hand and style If VIZ
ting, making beautiful light OF heavy
stroke when desired. We have sold over
oac hundred thousand " Union Pens du-
rim the past eight months. and We have not
one word Of dissatisfaction from any one
using our Pens. They are the BEST Goli
Pen made. and sold for one quarter the price
charged by many. Any one ordering by
mail will receive their 7, ms by next return
mail. Cur goods always arrive safely AT
their destination. Be particular to write
your address plain. One trial of our Gold
Pens will convince any person oi Their SUI
periOritv We also send. without extra
charge. HOODS GREAT BOOK OF 100
SECRETS. or How TO MAKE IS A DAY
WITHOUT CAPITAL. One of these secrets
cost the publisher $3.50 for the right to pub
rsh it. Several persons are now making
Sl2O dollars per month by these Secrets.
This book is worth $50 to any man or wo-
man. Lieut. Asa Bennett, wounded SOL
dier. writes us from Chicago, he has realized
in four months s5l3 by knowledge obtain
ed from this book. We send one Cold Zen,
! e;Ivar Extension Case and Pencil. and Book
! Of Secrets, for 81 ,25; three for $3.50; -four
! for $3.50; six fo1 Sc so; twelve for Sl2 90
/ A5- Send Government! money.
Address NJ. YOUNG & BROS.
l57 Monroe Street
I,,v g 1S64,Gn. NEW YORK.
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MEETING OF TIE RETURN JUDGES.

Pursuant to the provisions contained in
the 2ud section Of the set aforesaid, districts
shall respectively take charge of the certifi-
cate or return of the election of their respec>
tive districts, and produce them at a meet
ing of one judge from each district. at Hol
lidaysburg, Oh the third day after the elec-
ton, being FRIDAY, the 9Th day of Au-
gust. then and :here to perform the duties
required by law of said judges.
Also. that where Judge by sickness or
unavoidable accident, is unable to attend
such meeting of judges, then the certificate
or return aforesaid shall be taken charge of
by one Of the inspectors Of clerks OF the G
lection of said district, who shall d. and
perform the duties required Of said Judges
unable to attend.
Given under my hand in my Office in
Ebcusburg, the thirteenth day Of July A
D 1864.
JOHN BUCK.
Sheriff of Cambria County.
SuERrFF'S OEFICE,
Ebeusburg. Pa, July 13, 1864
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{
BY virtue of writ Of
Vend. Expon. issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Cambria County, and to
me directed, there will be exposed to PIolic
Sale at the house of Patrick Shlels, in Lo-
retto, on Saturday the Sixteenth day of July
next. at one O'Clock, P. NJ, the following
Real Estate, to wit:
All the right, title and interest of J. Blair
Moore, of, in and to piece or parcel of land
situated in Allegheny township, Cambria
co.1ntv, adjoining land of Thomas Parrish,
Peter Kerrgan and others containing about
forty-five acres (45) more or less, about
twenty FIVE acres of which are cleared hav-
ing thereon erected a one story log house
and a small log barn, now in the occupancy
of Margaret Daily.
Taken in execution and to be sold at the
suit Of John j. Glass.
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE. Ebensburg.
lime %. !S64~4t
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| jacob Wissinger. Of Indiana county,
Pa. Elizabeth Shank, (,rye Of Joshua
Shank } Of Indiana, county, Pa. Esther
Han, (1cife Of John Hdy.) Of Sta'1b county,
State of Indiana; Barbara Leri"gston.
(1gife Of Samuel Lerjngstoa, J Of Somerset.
county, Pa; and George H'SS'ng9. q
Somerset county. Pa, children and Aeirs-
at,la,c of John Hissinger late Of Ric'ta'td
To,cnship, Cambria county, Pa, deceasea
TAKE NOTICE. that in pursuance ol
writ for that purpose, issued out OF the Or
nbans' Court. of the County OF Cambria.
State of PENNSYLVANIA, to me directed, an
inquest will be held at the late dwelling
house of the said John Wissinger. deceased
NOV occupied by Daniel Wissinger, IN
RichIand Township, Cambria county. atore-
said. on Thursday the 4th day OF August
next. at one O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
dav. for the purpose Of making partition OF
the real estate of the said deceased, to ana
among his children and representatives, II
the same can be done without prejudice tc
or spoiling of the whole otherwise to value
and appraise the same, according to law
at which time and place you are required Il
attenl, if you think proper.
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Ebensburg,
July 6, l864-4t
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PHILADELPHIA.

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL,
URINARY AND SEXUAL SYsTEMs-uew and
reliable trcatment--in reports of the
HOWARD ASSOCIATION-Sen by mail
in scaled letter envelopes, free Of charge.
address, DIR. j. SKILLEN HOUGHTEN,
Howard Association No. South Ninth
Street PHILADELPHIA Pa
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" letters testamcntary on the
estate of John H Evans, carpenter, iate ct
Cambria township, Cambria county, decd,
having been granted by the Register of said
county to the undersigned. Notice is hereby
nivcn to all those indebted TO said estate to
come and settle the same and those having
claims against said estate TO present them
dpIv authenticated for settlement.
JAMES MYERS,
lime %. lS64>6t Executor.
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4 mditors Notice.

n The Auditor ap-
pointed by the Orphans Court Of Cambria
county. to distribute the money in the bands
of Alexander Kilgore Esq, Administrator
Of John Corblev decd. notifies all parties
interested that he will attend to the duties
of said appointment, at his Office in Eoens>
burg. on Thursday the 1lth day of August
next. at one O'Clock p. NJ.
PHIL s. neon,
.Jp,r 20 st. Auditor.
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READ ;sI:,'2 {?

Having reopened my shop near the
foundry, in EBENSBURG, intend to keep
good and accommodating workmen. who will
endeavor to iron and repair wagons, buggies.
slcdS, sleighs. shoe horses &c. &c, when
and as paying customers may require.
ISAAC c. SINGER.
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july Is "a

\ Office In the matter of the
petition Of Domenic Mcbride. for specific
performance Of contract with Michael ken~
nedy. deceased:
The undersigned commissioner. appointed
by the Orphans Court Of Cambria County.
to take testimony in the above stated mat
ter, hereby notifies all persons Interested,
tnat he will attend to the duties of his ap-
pointmeut, at the office OF Phil s. Noon
Esq, in Ebensbug on SATURDAY, the
20th day Of August next (1864). at one
o'clocl, p. II when and where those per-
sons interested may attend if they see
proper.
JAMES c. EASILY,
Commissioner
TuIv IL C4 A.
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JuBc D.. 1851 If

To DANID ENANS, the ABOVE namcu 1t
heller:
YOU are hereby notified that in pursu-
ance of an order Of Court in the above
stated case, you are required to lie and ,aP..
pear in your proper person before the Judges
of the said Court. on the First Monday Of
Seute,nter next. at Ebensburg, to answer
the petition of libel Of the said Margaret
Evans. and to show cause. if any you have,
why the said Margaret Evans, your wife,
should not be divorced from the bonds Of
matrimony. anreeably to the Acts of Gene
raj Assembly in such case made and provi~
Ged. JOHN BUCK.
Ebensburg. June 20. 1864 At Sheriff
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AYERS
C,ATHARTIC PIIIS

possess % many advantages over the other pur-
ea,yes in the market and their superior virtues
are so universally known, that we need not 90
more than 10 assure the public their quality Is
maintained equal 10 the best il ever has been;
and that they may lie depended on 10 do ali
that they kavc ever done.
Prepared by J. c. AVER. NJ D., < Co
Lowell, Mass, and sold 10y
DR.. r. S. BUM. Ebensbufg,
C. T. FRAZER, Johnstown.
p. H. SHIELDS, Lorretto, and dealers
everywhere
June Is, 1864.
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July 20. 4t,
A ITEM TION.

u ~ person, IL
dahted to the updersic cned nil please 'or. e
and settle M their old aocruuts, ard ave
Is JAMES MAG llEE.
July j., Ga
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The Constitution Of the United Statcs
with explanatory notes for sale by
JAMAS MURRAY.
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An.essay on the Harmonious Relations
between Divine Faith aud Natural Reason.
JAMES MURRAY.
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Phillis Duffy
bv her next friend,
Henry Constable,
rs.
Thomas Duffy.

And now to wit june 1864. On motion
of c. Elder Esq, it is ordered that the
Sheriff shall cause notice 70 be published in
one newspaper printed within said county
for four weeks successively prior to the first
dav of the next term. requiring said De
fendant to appear on said day and answer
the said complaint &c. By the Court.
From the Record. Certified 9th June le6 /.
JOS. M'DONALD, Prothono'arY,
July 20. 4t,
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In the Court Of
Common Pleas OF
Cambria County.
No. 6 March
Term 1864.
-fHiGS Subpoena u,
Dicorce, February
/ &c. 1854 Non est
iHceUtus. so answers
!, Sheriff Buck.
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Howard Association.

SHERIFF'S OEFICE,
Ehenshurg. Pa. July 13. 1854.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

From tho Atlanta Coafedcracy. NJ ayl7.
By the flanking movem nts Of Sherma,
the two hostile. armiss in our. front arr
gradually shifting into . new position. By
private dispatches ws were Monday morn
ing informed Of the change of the telegraph
Office from R. sacca to Calhoun. Our own
correspondent writes from Calhoun. sndei
date Of Sunday that all the tlains, hospi
tails and supplies .'e being moved to Cross
willie. The enemy are still attenp ing tc
flank. and it would be difficult to coniec-
ture where the next heavy encounter NAV
'ake place. The impression is universal
that Gen, Johnston has his adv r,ary ex
ac'ly in the position designed for him.
Sherman evidently believes Johnston /.
running. an1 the latter knows precisely
what the enemy and himself are about
1fexcu~e Ct explanation w-r reqnis . ].
some, The mys .ri us moti,as Of or -
Icient Commander in Chiefin shifting With
the enemy, would be nads patent to b.
simplest understanding 1t hs de<iTes III
iverr Developments hat an now brinl
made on The part OF he Yankee Genersl.-
Every advance by the Il! flank exposes til
mo.s tie flank and rear Of the enemy
Every advances esF,,es him % much II,
I.her from his depa,s { supplies. which,
hs road LIS been destroyed. = aid m..er
Iia,ly ineonvenisnce ! . c.mpa; a Il Is. i
|yading pArty L = . ..xp.c,ed psiDeip,
I'm military .es snes ..na. { rivsr : nre
I..ieF q one's. no I .lsal n hi ~. whe
t'es sacn. has 90 81 Atke 0ssaanaala /
IuiI b . imossess dsnesssf dss,rue 10
lsr ~s besiess J0has.oR vlIl huel his am
IsA 49, q . tim.
h VI has,E eo.sa,.ed iii -. iasall
lissat ss,1iess aansse ~ sss.ds1 -
siesu.s l..a-inatas = - HASs tASy u
l,hS1la5 = 8 d n,
xE~sss-gs ssSs sssses fsa.
Ieruae 80 II; - slis1fll
IsfiAesiea = : = o = 4
d = = Q = - - q =
lii1.I j J. u =; = ! = - II = =
D; = - -. =.
nseuiil n st, srA,,
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.sr.a.4S. 5.fsT 9st4tHFFEt-ss SSs -aTs
i think bH S. can zee .yp.w 2 new sstnre in the
csSs'' as the lawyer said when, en- bis client
in:omed him that hs had p'enty,o Of money.
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l|ed. an@eeA thu greater poxtioS Of ~ ID
tnetslstEhesns susdsr Are. fhasisgs kessshss'
ia lsssrtte for sons :puspese,, ,kno.p eslyss'
(ths has Cid Of battles and. Joseph: ~: aJoha.
sten. ,*ao.-,s adj IA nxr~bEE 65si
f. our4en hushtau dav Sunday bshiiinat
the WORKS they had z:hrown1 Up FrradsJ
night, AID had ,strsng, hsned tttn4 nig tpns
vious:.fAts four o'slosk iatths eattsrnoou Q
SUNDAY there wasrs general charge on ou!
part, inf which the divisions Of Chsatham
Stewar and Stevenson pr .ieipatsd. Tn.
ensmy lame up in line, wsre, scattered BY
heavy pile, from -ur ,ntrenchment,, and
Eas 1heyfsd our, men f,. were .f,ordered I.
chasgslsrd, lsaPiug. over the works, they
drov-Vhe Yank sssaa quarter; Of, mile,
when they ran,upon the reserve in liae oi
the enemy, and were .eompellel 70 fall
back to their original line. In this charge
mo It Of the men were wounded who came
down on Monday. ,f~.o~A
The loss Of the enemy sine, til. fsbt
opened on Friday last is calculated 1t five
to our one. They were charging agains.
our intrenched line. from the b gining, and
the slaughter Of Yankees is said =. 10 have
ben terrible They were literally moved
down ssIthey caRe up, and were repulssd
every time charge was attempted.
We conversed with an intelligent officer
who assures ns that the spirit al the men il
y para|leled in the history Of the army Of
Tennessee. lie declared that il Cen. John
atom will 1T tn" mon loose they will whip
the Yanks's on ground Of their own choos
ing. The Yankees have alrea,y been pun
i,hed severely. and the fearful losses Of the
last few days will bs calculated to dimin
sh little Of the pluck whish seems 10
have characterized the recent charges upon
oar intrsnchment.
From the Charleston Mercnry.
To those f,milisr with tho history Of the
previous campaigns Of the present eon-
mander Of tho Army Of Tennessee, HE ap-
parent retr"grade movement from the
Chattanoogs Mountains to Reaascs. end
thence beyond the river. will b. we'll IN.
der'tood. All Of bic victories in The var
haze hesn Won by the rstrsat-drswine he
enemy trsm their positions. and. falling up
on them ~ sudden - . panic. Gen
Sc"tt's advice to 4 Federal commander was,
hewsrs Of Lee advancing and watch John
ston IN the retreat. You may wSip Js n.
'on 1t stand :; but the devil himself
would be defeated in the attempt to whip
him retrsating.". .>.>F~