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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-01-15
DESTRUCTION OF REBEL SALT
WORKS IN FLORIDA,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The Navy De-
partment to-day received the following
dispatch
FLAG SHIP San JACINTo,(
KEY WEST, Dec %. {
To Hon. Gideon IFelles, Secretary:
l have the qualification of reporting a
very important service performed by the
blockading force at st. Andrew s Sound
under command of Acting Master, VIM.
B. Brown, in destroying very extensive
and valuable salt-works, both at Lake
Ococola and st. Andrews Bay. There
were six boilers at Lake OcocOla, and sew
en- kettles made expressly for the purpose,
holding 200 gallons. They were in the
practice of turning out $50 bushels of
salt daily. Besides destroying these boil
ers, large quantity of salt was thrown
into the lake, and two large fatboats and
six OK carts were demolished, and four
teen prisoners taken, who were paroled
and released. On the 10th of December.
Acting Ensign, Edward Cressey, arrived
at st. Andrews Sound from the East
Pass, of Santa Rosa Sound, with the stern
wheel STEINER Bloomer and her tender.
and the State of Carolina, having heard of
an expedition to take Osceola, and placed
his command at the disposal of Acting
Master Browne for more extensive opera
tons near st. Andrews. Accordingly
three officers and forty-three men were
seat from the Restless to the BlOomer. and
she proceeded to the west of the bay.
where the rebel government salt works
were first destroyed, which produced forty
bushels daily. At this place there were
twenty-seven buildings, twenty-five large
boilers and some two hundred kettles,
averaging 200 gallons each, all of which
were destroyed, together with 5000 BUSH
els OF salt and some storehouses containing
some three months provisions. The whole
Is estimated at half million dollars.
From this point the expedition proceed
ed from the bay destroying the Privete Salt
Works, which lined each side for a dis
lance OF seven miles, to the number of %
different establishments, averaging two
boilers and two kettles to each. together
with a large quantity of salt. Fifty of the
Kettles were dug up and rendered useless.
Over fifteen buildings were DESTROYED.
together with twenty-seven wagons and
hve large flat boats. The entire DAMAGE
estlmated by Acting Master Browne ia
$500, 900. Thirty-one eontrabands en-
pioyed at these works availed themselves
OF this opportunity to escape, and were of
great service in pointing out the places
where the kettles were stored. Acting
Master Browne ran up to within 500 vards
ofthe town of st. Andrews, which had been
reported by deserters to him as be;nc W.
cupled by military force for the lasf ton
months M and commenced Smelling the place
Inc soldiers made speedy retreat to the
woods. The town was fired by the srS
sneil' and thlrty-two houses were redno-
60 ca to ashes. No resistance was offared
' onefeo
Respectfully yours,
V'isnea) THEO. BAILEY
Acting Rear Admiral
L.mr'y'slx Minnesota soldiers have besn
lomltted into the Military Hospital at Keokul
(OWa cir Nv AACOAuA,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-01-15

Lamrty'six Minnesota soldiers have bes,
admitted into the Military Hospital at Keokur
Iowa, since 1862. AA0oA"A'
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

tsihriat News fron the TraaS- sii,-i,i irpi.
From. tie Ricii,nond whi-
We ar in'iritci - tie Hon. sIr. O..ibasn.
Of Texas. Tor the f9ilosVfHg general orlfr- e
General Kirby Smith. which -ivs the lir-t
biiicial information ,re have received 81 TIE
great victories recently aensevei by osir s5r-
ces in tie distant but most interesting fi;e
ire Of the war. While our arms have every
where been successful IN that quarter. all
our victeries substantial and decisive. yet Z
have to nisnris the los of 5cnesai> >tnrl q
Mont,iss, Randall and Green. a, brave a-.ti
as gallant leaders II crer drew = ie'e =.
defense II freed n ar csierc up i.cir if1
hlo0f upon a field Of glory:
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

TryBIISe-7 We So from our cxchaa-as says
the.AbsraSeIi Ssrry so-ff- that rricrs are c7:la-
down IN aiNf.3rss of tie Conisdtracr AMI We .re
happy 20 anr9uucs the good tidinrs frori CIR
little, remote cerncr- Within the past Tires uleis
corn has como lawn from three slellars - ne -r
ehty-fre per bushel; bacon aad iar.i frum four
dollars % two hfiy Der pound aud 1our from one
twenty-five, % Ecvsaty-fre cents r'er pound with
good pruspert of it, >bein< much loucr. a. cur
Fhoat crop At present promists heavy yi=ll.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09


E,c1s5<4.. Jcsse S-i aited States papers
so si,, IL. :=i,e 5ter scl.iirea- Gold j. qur-
tel Il ia
fi-ant'- i.-lairh n tic II Claims iiiat he
cnsnr'- to-ks IL Cd lIaste .sese carried
eu f.c sri.far. i,fieraopn. Tie eneniy's ~
n-l-ci (. sails -fre rcrulsei' 9Th los in
cxess as s.es sad ss,e.-i 4un,iTe1 'I'ris0-
orhe= sTi.5.a. III. ,.iuaiiy Eztulous from
Eati-- n o.krr -<.,ir-- <s-e 1.nili>lsci
r-siasi,. with ,as s;cr IS influencing the
Assi.a Z Il, 2, a'-ic.a c,arsa,;sa. which
mesa B Lisa. ~ SC. .ss.l ~
c .ss-ss-ional-
IL, s.-.4,e.. = ...is >.-sic e nate sustained
..'.- f,r.Ji...s sssl. og he e;sf Resolution.
e.ezf.a i.i..s- aal E.as,asess % Na-a-
ris.e-z- i'.s l'fl.i- -io.n sni,.,ary service
n. sl ,..,I s.it III increasing tie nrra-
i..e iil.,,fref oFecr- Tssesned ~ the
.r- --ia,;a BIN PASS ID
r,.A Is 1ssia- is,- IIss-e A.; re~s-
iafs.s a..s- 4, a b.. Tafibs and oth0srs.
a-,@l u n. aa- -o7s5 in TAe Tax bin
vs. fn-i'.cr ,.s--l.
ra = 81. .--zsicl 10 tie discussion
..ie-ssa,a- i..i .sirii reeess-
s,re-. Gen. s-er-~ army
H..n.a,r. fssc S.h--tssans scat Gen.
l,c.l.- fs- E 3 r ,-.e-'ay~f- ti.e pup IS
,.f ea- .i.;aii is .ear .-.ai irnpr. perry
.c....u-si aase iis7Sia iiic .eai last night
u ANA i a. sslse 'f'.r ,ik.nS ihe-n-
si.--- II i-.ff-c-t has Sran-psrei today.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

GRACE DE- PARIS This uuriraiied Bi.rk
ing has hen th,-ourhiy scEfrd ard rr-.s.-f n :
sale By O.. " TEU1T.
Soic A.-rr.f IN rti. CITY
ccravr \ in- ard J.i- street,.
e. ~ = LAW HENCE LEWIS.
Printing I'M Fadt1rr.
fsh-7-tL kinr 4 rrct Krad Cha-lesior.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

TTE Press j. rr-fcctfnr i.ifo-u.ci tlnt shrr -
AZ al Zines tc furnlshra kiib GOOD PRINTING.
ISE ~ rlpirrAfc rnte--
The qualitr n his X vii sreak Tor it-,if IL
rrftr-fnr = tbe -NcrrurJ- and --CsurSer- q III.
-ify - esther u Hhiel rclfrrtnrcs arc -na1r
Al srderz 1nust he arr,-nI. a1icl ~ a i..e-7r,.
= Prts-es aid
J. LAWRENCE LEWIS
chArlssin-l PrintinE Ink Worf--
fsb-7---h kins stress R.id Charlzs-on-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

caaisn. Ark. N.s -. ! faI
SoiEscrs ef-fae Ian.s--tiss. Ii.' "a ..lf-s
oar arms in Louisiana iase a-=iis i-ssa
crownci With sueress-
Victorious at CiDnficrsE.c. Uc sr- rtr-
turc,l a. sunboaf and Trans: .'rfs. ~ n dr..c.c
the cnens demoralizel and reilu-s.n.- ,-.l-
in the shelter Of his in,rcnci.mrnif n -t.e-
anjria.
M need 81 praise IS too great r ti...t -ai-
lant little army aud.it- skiiiinl aul = c--r-f-ic
Chief t. he siarioas virto-ies NJ Naa--
field and Pleasant Hill. under Prov 'ine,.
i the success II this can.,si 81 H. a Lirst
measure Tue.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

The Boston f,onrier iief1il TIE a.ts5nlSf Gen.
Forrest at Tort Pillow II matte. .irs. how
many iNnkces were kilict ~ CITES his'Dfyt9 prove
tnat g-rrisons who Fersfsr in holding r1tenaHf
points have aiways BEN --,sre.fsaittr ibosk
POINTS have Teen captured
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

WHE|AT cEori This erspliz nov cat Z. DANGER
We are inforsre that IT. j. sfu 4, n 'ro, sr,i nj
lost among u a All. nd f5tediy ti1 best Eleaf
GRIP WI b lialic ttis year. that has len -alncT
ca for seycral -ars past in tn 1sf;fd
GFcea4aoa5 if.-.. e7ff ufft
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

FIvE Bsl- Ire-r Black Ar,i4 IS
J. LAwlsfSCE ]. fWrS
Al az tx Fartorr.
Et.7---sf King .ir,ss Road. '-6a-ss-s.s.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09
Ynnhc.I 80. cIEaIeI..

the hopes ~ -tfif PIE 's.sf IN - + r. ii
and persis;fqs sysidm Q. "A =liyingl e eiis,f
in regard % tie resl3i's Is ifsAsstIgFn iFt
eini:l ana f:e'.rea. Ire 4sks la.f8FEIsaFEq
invariably muc H gA;'f eIiFsisfsii1il
aI5ays reIrs.sasfsf III lsssas. siF.,lt
IS ma Z = aaleer 81. rhlsH ii.sas.si R'l
eanI77s-- ~ -.l.stfu-ii-s Fl 5r9 'Eient +
,,.l M ,,.s, .-s s. -. .=lr44,,sv ..e9.
e,,i,sze. ,.Fs.s y. S.ar - 81
,a;ss7-;iI. IS 81. Isl. tens .l4 frIahd hosrs
~ ,s.a3s. s.l. viii lill I've Is, ii And ekaIt
a,eI ..si,s.l ,.;,,.s.b
s;el.s4.sA. .l,yih :.Il I.1ihI
;assl. cd ssis-eir asBsk dial
.esl,r,.,a,f., s...ss5.-, H. 4isr tsfes..i,n.s
;,.,eora,;,elFr.t.a s5lsl dbl
e-s,ne..t ST .se,, ss4ls..s. i tisneAlAs lFieil
res-es-.s.a..5ls e.ss sil...I7..E t.ek
was hr;ar. l,ft,ssas tisiisallnA /
ana + ,ba-.b:., .i4.ra4l xieIF.. 81. u5 tsl
iA.,b,ont All .,ss,,sr5,. IS. a..e ssfs,sF
tbs,ta-o.;.J.. ..s,S l4asi, ffioE.s,d II,
lie. ,e4z .;.,Si .r.-s3s Nh i.atkisl
mo i IF. .si.a ii -s5
=, ,a.s 4. III. "a e4lA lie
noffs 81 .xji.6sis 4 4liaisH.ll
true. W..ersxet ss4 al. lreH.l llehlffe.l
*; <unes;af .,aif al
s''.''l,.' - TT IE f
NJ aga tfkI
t5e. IS. .st ..h.sf5,
N s,s ress..gs. I'D E7itlll.ll4.3 l.aEi-l
weuns.si 44I:.s.. No.
which ss,lA ss..Ses dr. lefrf,is
- IL, l...fs s..f- III 4fiIsl Hi
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

Tie Peief-lur. f,f-.fsa. $40
We7ei'ii.es-,-i ,,i,h . sriir.7-s is.,
-. ha-fiff r-r.ia r.i,y 81 t-s -. 1f-
II June IL. Tire trace A-- ei4-1lr-te -
cr~i.sr.l .-liforiai "a sie .-a'. - l,t-'l.-i
~airh II s-yrrsiy i..ra'.l l;stisr tnl .1- er
his sis~ic e7iurzi-r si-tr4e~i1l ~
-f'-f-f--, = 49, ~
not have iallrl O. realize O., t4--.s.-s If--,.l=
IL = iaiiis <.-i iieiss. ~ ill-,sls- i--n- ..ir
at,Iion;es ti- faiinr,, .eniirrir - TIE .i slt-I,
inrut u iile s,,lIflzf.,ii-i-- isr,--7- a. --.-
fcicral tipoil- acre acry rl1-r liam
10y "ese hri-ii-nt np iu 'it-lsi- -ls'i
while the reO~i- ~erc sli.iili'y aui -i.i-.i ID
in1na<eL the di-<lf.,ii, finn - iilr .li.a-,il'|
t'cnsraiS i csndiiig zrou-d. ari The rr,..r-., -
Batter rert plainly iufimas,l 1ile 4i,1t- So. h.
ta4t ~ agi'e u capturing II ,haseni ~ n-....-
hafias be~n aisani lael. bis forces h-.. -
r,dacci IS - place tiln ci,irti-t rt- ltfrs.er
Badly Smith nn.i Brook. ~ the hs-4l 4 i.f-.
force were sen- "a frlfl ia.i.r i.-f r ~ -1l
reaeLri Ne-i Poifr = c-1lst
T.. ti-r-- tat new 1f.1a tsr-nt E. q Ar.
most ci41rfin- ct-r1rilr- lie nr,s ..e.l I.' ~
eeisHt Ir'-iiieu ;isr kaier b <,i.t l7ilt Z.
Cieil>n Formerly orerr'rl hus itat .,raie a a f-
icre1, t1'iu isoin 4irIi-liai Has s4--f --,lr.l.
Sif,T inclii-, l1i "a - --Icri,-s se.-.i. ..s- -
Sarris c-frrfri
Tho iiali.s fre.n >h.rs11n ase .a3 o. '. 30 f.at
ti'e Lincoln s,iinli-srl-iah rolil .'i-. =. 1s-
fght raj csrurfci 20 pll,a- tia- -isr- rr-rsif.i-
az the c1npicfc JTcrr1rof q tiir rebel -ri-ei
j. e-tlnitcl af 1top <i-clilsu ..tt,,i.iai rl.-4-
~ Tie r7r.i- % f- f-'sf - sie-- hn isi
Iiie rtfisiii 1iisc l,--.fi ii-ia i-ite.it =, i,,
nc; q clssliars go FIR soih. .snia-i-l ri'r
Prs ilcHfs .ioiln &. Fr,ti-E- ia ftr A.te-I.,i-
'lcnes. J 's-l Corlis-n-. u S--r lurt
Tie Ct.asenti1i, Mas lsr--si a.ftsli.i- -ri -r.f
cnt-lu-ia-ll fr-saiic-i ilne3it-s f-lt -.i- r-n
tiorsi l''tf tiiy ID .irsisinn-
CONVENTION y the inor- l.rsft I.-rt '.-.
i C. isks iii.ee ID B-i'imrIr sAs AS
iaoiilh.
Butler tcls-Tsris o. stanton that .e1-I 1891.
gent an highly fs-p-r abi- sp-nsa h1i catered
hi- lincs Sae ua- dI-srt ir--i ta..rit-t- s.. -
brsi-l.t most I'M srrnr informs, iaa isi. iil. rii
capital. 4 rlr- nisfi;i- i..s,i a., > e. 81 l---i
tes f'roi fsiri.lfF isll- ir-tl. ti-- f--l-h-
cr fiehif..n .i'iiz 81 1Esnr ~ ..ir-, -iI--f L.
si'lyrr adv s-i.-l -sss,si'r. aHd na iiils-i-,
u tirpul. ii'. 4-i ril-iii-r if ss,i ailiD.-et,
views. where D. has h.en ever sisrc.
Butler tglpxr .pit- t.isi &c has ls...i,-c' o.
- oii every ocsr ipr tsta The fhe-i.-f - ri
Price Gcorke sides n tie AI1omaftax-
Our informant oniit3s 81 iosk y ia .,l.s-r r.
tic.r Of Ike Times. and the3fo-e -..elI t5- i.sl-
the gold qusiaiioAs-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

-5rc -,il r,r tae ifcfs.i a4ik,f pre- f,r god
coffan ~ l'rtn rsr- - give - .xe-aaE- i.r fh-ln
fue Ear'i-i letter sol Gag. 1sr.rr, r. Enrrlopes-
Apicy n fhe REBEL OFFICE
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

THE FiEST PrELisnED pisr.lru TE,rras-
iSc SIX THOUSAND FvE HtNDFE5 N-r.zs---
The Siberian Telegraph lac working IS
Queens fov u. Ireland frrn IrsuSk. a,Iist y.
ofSix thousand f,e hundred .niir- = '-is t.
cd i AZ interesting dispatch, hirli VA scc
81 n QuecaStuwnat zen iiiinntC>s fa-f t.n -
the morning ga Tile date " hcr xas icat slt
ten minutes past isliin a be inarr.iis--. This
with fair allowance IN GAIN "a atif-.reii-
time Is wonderful iss;aace os ffrs.l5
trslnSulission Of electric intelligence. ~
TO rus " Field, on ba-i T. N
steamer PERSIA
IRKrTsK SIBEETA. AIas S-k ~ 4 a.
The working II the SiLasszn Tt.tsfIii ii7st
J. now completely arsEiiizck Ti.c czsen-
zion from here 20 the Chinese fronti.r-four
hundred and seventy miles-in spite II -.
difficulties. is proceeding quickly. and the
line i expected 20 BE oren By the cad It
this year
ScHcTzE WrfSox"
The message was received n tie E.ccrrsc
Telegraph Cpmpany's 0flce NJ Queenstown ~
Sunday morning 4 10 m. Sch May. ISL
The distance from Irkufsk % Quecnstt.yn Is
six Thousand fivc hundred miles.
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ee.lc


EEAI,2- rs TRA~S-MIs<Ss~fr.1 nffszT,-E>sl.
Camden Ark. Nay ~. $50
.Solliers 81 he TSans--Hiir- Il-..sffA'e.s'
Orcc more IN the hour x victory ne ll-r
called uf-n a. mourn the iIcTric ie.l-
GcneE4ls ". =. S.urfy ard sad Il --s
Randall hare fallen ursn TIE 6. id II aos 81
A. Jeakins's Perry i.cy e.irr,-l ;iif ts- '.se.
up nreci AZ Victims 1n The aiiar f hl---
N.uipii aul tsteon are Eriir- -rsTt aal
Randall has followed oe tie sa;.-r r'i ~
path 81 il uir-S III e.ru atc ti'ri-
and raibr. and - -; - men npt rn'f ~ Us
70 assueia;ss with such heres.
The coiors * their resr''czisc ili--r + 's'ii
be drared in mpssrnins- f,r i.lir., ias
g. macy S1i5
6cn-rai ta1iitl l's'-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

S,tiisrs ~ ihe Ts,ras- -HississiIps y ..ar''f,
Tie campaign inausuratcl Al Nan-seil.
on the day Of National fast aal Surplis.-.insi.
has. nn,lez Providence been erowrei - in
must glorious aili brilliant ~.cc--~- it.i
hare defeated 4 Zoe three times xear o,V;,---
Tue fields r Mansfield. Pleasant llili. tlsis-
tierviilc. Poison Sprirg. MARKS Aiiis ga :
Jenkins Ferry attest ,urr ttt --l.'----
Fight fli,usand killed AMI voui.1ei tx
floUsan,l - i-1ncr~. .n;-is-i,,nr ..iccc> rs --
tiiicry, twelve hundred WAGONS ,.ue ..ii-ii.'
AMI three transports are aire4ly tiie i-ssii
II ur victories The pasilti -icTy is >-'l'
open t. you permanent Se.lrity = Pr
homes. ilef,fe You Call together s,iir
-rades. and >ii.ulder sii 0lfir wc u
free the s,:i Df our bel.y 81 country i.|si ,is
invaders footsteps. Sllfers .ol Ari1lifeils.
Missouri. Texas and Louisiana. ycu hts.
the thanks II a grateful people iffar Il
lng vii. BE tespc-;e--y5ur te1l. ipAsf
and cred
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

NrAl-sg 1is1s.r,s t5ri.rris Niitrls-
Atienii Mr. -. l>fi
1,ur ,-tate j. is@iei arr I.67si.n ~ its rn,st
vaiuatit territory esc-ruri ri a-rirli sc tl.sr
n great s.rength, rho g. 1Eihg vase u-sl irras-
tafinr tbs ruuntrF hehind slisa Tales a,.s rcroc
l. CHECKED FT,rclily. tle 1..1-FrF ana 1.,rnts u
ihc-,sailds - le~irs, "a ani ttcr trsttr f.
As wanderers. IN arsiiiriirt nii icrrafr.
Oar faile arsus nssas n 9isf tlrcc-.cntstai
tle r-nEr<Cnry iass Tas~lE ! harr slrn1euel
t1e r7s1 and trrilliarr tls7cr-s - thr safe IS
arr1s- nnd thcy rrl.t1I e. ard noiir rc-1.ant-
in- II ant - dee % ~ i,rc srtilt A. lnsliia
iiliy ralnaiuii- - il.-t- rho arr ~ r. q %
service. -icsirc ale IA -air - r.tr- lhe facts
- AR irnnc iiatflx. ttai riurf -rlp+.at rraF 49,
c-dcrrl. cihrr 4rsfcr fft-.- tukrri. rs csrarl
shrrt A. -irir id-is - & ls9tri che r'It.. -
WLen7 All The g clrs -ha1 tase r--o-ie-l- rnefc
asa pin ~ -fiI frtl~i a ar -i-- lir
r-srrs,ei niiliiia ekctrt a IL al - ed fris.
barausc .-aar mast sc ir|f ~ Le-as r.-tc
tfsaal and Sc ola uru frtn 81 a. Fe ana 40
bps- nader - are ~ alisl ~ cri..ra- rrie e.
criurt tari -rrtil,c q ttc -1larE ttii li-f -
csil u7n Al 49, ar ale ST ficc-nl fti-
rs 4. Ia-rl frcE hllac.ta tl-il o ths fll Il The
<rrafiar-ic j. foscti- Many fsast ST. ---A,f ,n-
fr1lf- i.-Ais ard exempt lfrf a i.i ans 1hl
q, - -1iil.-zrr lu-.- url car - q ~ -d i.r
tiir- riihlat sl-i-i ittrIrrttt - %. i-ttt
As .-rl. uifh ~ +lhsrt ~, ~ uist a-r
carrc-tiy rs.ins-tr - ~ g. Ir-t- a. n ~. q
crr- harr i.nr- 1T eafh itrfa a. tta- y atiae
a. Atlanta ani ifinr WITH ban -- ri.i
bi.nisri. and rntinais - ias- ~ m ca-, - 2 -fe-
iapbi- harr-i~l sliut rnu if tzs t-. AZ t' te
czz - arnri ~ ~ G1rr--.f n-iii-
tsrtrriars ue srs r.s "a ~ rri-i- = -r ii
The its-iir of err r,-'trifr ri. ~ - l,at
hang u,.sn -le sc-llts q thrI 1r,t -cu 4atr li-
rho -sinain- ~ his herne ms s4ay -otn oaffs i
as SLAVE ~ dfstn irdl- 81
l,a'irfn the rs-tn-. ard IL -1 lisa crr -as-ri
,rt flir rai.tuori il csrrx lt.,Iies ~ -1- asl,
sf1 81 th~ fr.-f- ara shr s4rsi iIrlt- ,.i'l-a.,.
f.c d-fren hack itfSi1'i p keAN
~ Zach aaIis fal.ss i1 4 Sfsf. % a. .--r i-e
ir IL lrsi issur. fal frrafi e.. - tr
Department. 81 Niiieietsiiil
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fi-s,.,s Virginia. SAYS tie Sumn.fr
~ 81 .,sa.an. lars her beaniifni
ii'- i &. si-s nffht u,-h.r and re-
rl-.s --ll1 tiI- f.il 10. * : hattie She
fsl, seth -a t1'l ~ rr -1iei. scr voice Il
'l 'rtfnTi tai con, -ain'. 1'hau.-t hcr hills
are >i.atl.l rs ii't ees,or- ana her raj
'si re RAJ sf'il il5l - tie Slam. -ac
.i bears i.er --t-f tr.c-. aa|i hliri- siclia-co
-t tilf ti.l q rrF >fa. has ever earn
'rii-Ia is tho cencrntraii1a az all
i.s er tla ah,c t-ie<ie kirsinia
i+- Ia 4le fnfih 5isr r the srar
~ i.c iafiit. .-.anl IN which
ia -'esi rei Ter r-i,ic qraii
rt'. sl writing iar hfr-rifin 1Ioris.us
ir--. s-sr where overt 1--r VIII &c
q ,-e1' rn1 vaiiss ,faersff
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Haes,.e,s I.i1t- x.-u'ilke- SPORT savs
Ne can circriss A1'r . l.ofu.ar iumult rnsiy
in Us IrSt eiao;ier-. uf.,anlr Some iocotc
cifiroie fo'-iIc ark. buf lhnnAt canceiEo
isa. n f.lr taer n lirif.rf-< -riiiuiine>~ and
r7csii Il. fs.i.i-c. -iAlk Ean~iE could he eiect-
II - r-c-iis i.vcr 7friol IKE that II the
r. f-e1cA kcs1ia iisn for soc1ml term
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Co,isspsRAfE bos.-jya.itce Al I1Is,I, +
stoskt wqTe deeh9siit f in tts itpnfbif
nj 9Silr last adsiasS! It Is sr.rIfviur a. k,sf,,
sa'a ine 09s,ielsrf,e loan ..93vasscSsl sas O.
o 49, \, quay 'oaf apta hais PR ce4t,. e.s.sy
enlie9 l;i.tes = -tweaties3 were
qnptel same d.sy Ii : iar.Gff5
i -.-~ze-z4l f.. IEii1@16
flsa- N. J. WcIssbnrn. ID ella ann.
welt knownsas M emiacatI iarlst lsxysg ,a j
0oRgressmaf has been ofdAilt9 a hJiis5er
in the Baptist Church. ahs! .sente,, II I-Iii
of lie Baptist Church at IlhB,EiFas CT III
-s->-l.%-4ssiI-Es fi
~ Inc : smaIlEPgx hasI male its appear
''"1s a. ''''ieiissa I Yrtia Cat4.sif.
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f-rt- .frlrs as Htver..--a ltff-r
il-'.e i.i-'rlrall. fra,h fr-snis ~
'i.- .lruf sla- iirh-l ilai ifcrfrl-i
-'f f'- |--s.---i,. .-4 r,ll l.e -t a.. isin-
1rft Ia i'-'r' ,i -.r1.ig |-pn- f,r-ar'i. ana
'7i r.rcl -s-r> rms l14f ety. The
-, r1n it-r flt-t 'i-f.rs--ti nf
r.-uii--i-| ttr she inlltfins
'ii. . iI,ii's.-if ..sst- ai-rasr sls-
-al.'t sa -h.- tio ir'itry had l.cr-l u.,n
.s-F t-a r. d f-- ftlr. 81 unic.- some
et.f rrr ffri. thc rc-~o men
's 1-'r -r.-I-- .t-s'l-ii,-- Tti- it-rrr.-srs
.rf-cn s-t ~ .lzf- tcf1rc shs
t- --.-. 4Ii = .f.at -i---. rir -iin-t ~ nre--
-F- I-'n.a lt .I--r-- F-,ss- a. j. rrs-
.i,isr ts i-il.- l i-frri1iari ~ -ihkin z AL "a
- 1r' s-lIui- i.'-is-ri.l- u fliiel nsx
rr- i'--,n-- Nr-ui|srt ~ ,1cee--iai-
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issued a l9ng|addFe.s to his constituents. de-
ciaFing thht be ul4l not again be h candi-
date for FccIeetidf to fapsress Personal
anil net political motives. he says, prompt
him 10 this deter4l iuatioh
s5~ It a feeen. fete given. at Columbia,
Is. G., for lie benefit the wayside and Ia
diqs' hosaitalIia Il at CITY, the handsome sum
lof IL ,fssl Twas e.ilized
~ Tile Ygw FORK Post mentions forty
iifd ho:ni,Iileg in that city since tie Ist Of
'fla4qary. and say that nearly all Of them
'eeIirrel from shocking or stabbii.g.
.9.s--4-
~ General Mhns6eId Lowell has gone
TO tase sieofgia 'front.' as a volunteer. or with
cut command
.rrfrlbIs 1'ightina in Virginia---anpth er
rams Observation-Disclosures Slaughter of
tbe Yankees
E elipHtile following graphic nccou nt q
Iftf recent d33htii in Virginia from the
lsieAln 9slli Elluirsr Of the 18th inst:
rRsN FnEl cItIe X AloNIxY.
# Tho .en4akelpen9 which opened on the
Fl r. *'sgn1iny 5eis Ihursday becdme general
p i'se day adtilncHi- The enemy verb re-
lpcrtediy repulspd with heavy slaughter, and
seseral hundred prisoners fell intb our hands.
i'lels ias9cil'i tinuqd almost all night long
ailt yesterday n4rhing was renewed With
li.g9rfales isar;nfh- The enemy having fail
.esilin sariQhs ptiIfr parts of the field during
fll4 rresiolis da 81 nEassed Il heavy column
against our left ssn4 hurled it against Esv-
e.stdosps. but were fepulsed time aud agsiin
With ireaa1sltdosIs Elaughter EvcrvyhcFe
.ulalsss the line iiIe chemy met with dhconi-
ilairc. Gen LIE vas in EXCELLENT SPIRITS
al the,proglcSs Bf the enlightenment, and, IN
Iefpo1se ID an Inquiry FROM member OF
,hf Cabinet, who WIS on the field. replied
livery thing gees Oh as we'll as ! could ex-
Tfe-fp
30 Official iElelligerce respecting opera
tiJns on Yesterday Yere received at the War
QFre up 70 ten 9,oldck, notwithstanding re-
QpriS 70 the contrary were in circulation du-
rug the day The htest despatch from Gen.
Ice Was dated eight p NJ, on Thursday
night, whiehFtnied that, on that afternoon
the enemy hid niadd an attack ON our right,
With nnEnlportan+ RESULTS; that in the even
lns Gen E.Ily astac ked the right Of the cll-
emy, drove fheni from their entertainments
and pursued them until dark aud that
while this nl5vemcn1 was prorressing Gen.
\. r. IIill dtsioak ed the enemy frsn, Turkey
Hill. in front of our extreme RIGHT thus
the operations OF "Wednesday
svcHing. Il
1t wss stated bT persons ifreu, 10 army
hat, in Iesterdasss engagement fscneraIs
Young and BreckInt ridge 1tade Snsnortant
.aptures Of prisoners and trains The re-
,ort, however. needs confirmation.
the FiGHr ~E4R COLD HARBoR.
Ai,o,, esl.tf
.- 1Al'out nalli.past four o'clock, yesterday
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pG It was receagle .sntsl +. tbI ie;l.a
mond i.n4afrcr taa4 tai tltal nH.iltl5ll.,a
iToaa'!eal sent from 81. Lsds arss.y sa aa-
cbunt OF the recent eilga fsHise.lts. lv.l5 ilrse
Theiiotai from fsyn. l3saaEsesl-a ( do l.t
WAS 800. -n,aIia.aa ta,.stss ssaEssf
n y = by tie Ysnkg4sld # lFoai. . 59tI lol.-
GEO c9nlesses. b ;hbir paIlersl
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/ Iselpestfal Yours.
J. .ITnn.sn1r. 50.

No. I'm p. nj Aioorhees, Of Indiana. has
issued l6ncIaddEe.s to bis constituents. de-
claFing thHt be vifl not al gain be u car.di-
date for fccIeetidf to fapsress. Personal
anil not political motives. he says, prompt
him % TIL i deteralinatioh.
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s= Ala recent fete given at Columbia.
Is G.. for. he benefit Inc wayside and Ia
dies hosaitaIil III city. the handsome sum
IF J Il ,fHsl t3F was feslized.