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The weekly union record., 1864-12-03
q. S. Internal Revenue
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ Annual Li-t q Income Taxes uuder the TX
cise Laws of the United States "a assessed hv =.
Durham. in tie County Of Butte, Las been return
ed to this flee for Collection and that the taxes
thereon have become due and payable. The Dep
utx Collector viii be at his Office. Bird Street Oro-
vile. ard i now ready toreeeive and receipt far
taxes and duties and al persons who shall neglect
to pay the taxes a. aforesaid Assessed upon them
to the said Deputy Collector. within thirty day
from TINS date, shall be liable 70 pay ten per cent
additional thereon. ard the amount 80 DE shall p
a lien in favor Of the Gui-cl States frru tha tine
It was assessed until paid with be Interest pe1--
ties and costs taat may acer1s upon a,i proper
and the rights % property 5ei1Heilg g. ,ieh pers
or persons. GEO ". pBlNTN.
Deputy Collector Internal Revenne
9ih Division. 4ta District
Nov. 18th, 1851. California
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The published official record of court
martial cases at Washington for one
week shows conviction of one colonel,
one lieutenant colonel, four majors, two
assistant surgeons, fourteen captains,
and twenty one first and second lieu
tenants. Nearly all were dismissed
from the service for various offences, in
cluding drunkenness, cowardice, etc.
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A SHARPER who took passage in one
of the steamships from Bremen to New
York, persuaded the emigrants that
nothing but green-backs were current
in this country, and induced them to
sell their gold at discount of thirty
per cent. He made three thousand
dollars.
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u. S. Internal Revenue.

IENHE NINTH DIVISION, FOURTH COLLEC-
\ ton District, comprising Butte County. No
ticc IS hereby given that the lists Of valuations and
enumerati0ns of property suhiect to Income Tax.
under Joint Resolution. imposing a special Income
Duy IN addition 70 tho one Assessed nnder the Net
to provide internal Revenue to support She Gevern-
meat, and to pay Interest ou the pluc debt. made
and taken By T. Iruliaa, -i~t4lt ASe- slr OF the
above mentioned Division and District wiz remain
open FOR examination u al persons Interested for
the space Of fifteen days from the date hereof o :
provIe, Butte County. California. Ofl~e-,u
Myers Street. Office hours. between md o.
NJ and ?. N. Immediately after the eNVira-
lion Of the said fifteen days will receive and de-
termine all appeals relative 70 erroneous or exce
siye valuations or enumerati0ns made,and taken by
the said Assistant Assessor. All appeals 20 the
Assessor must be made IN writing ana spec.fy tlo
particular cause matter OF thi0e respect.1- wli.lt
The oecison is requested. and slate The ground on
prlclpIe q ineql 2lity Cr error cc mHlaiutd cog.
JOHN y. AVERY.
F0urth Collection District. California
OTayile. Nof. I9tl. 1854.
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Brewers stock,

Fresh Hops, Irish Moss, Burgundy Pitch, Kee
Corks. Everything in this line of the best quality
For sale upon reasonable terms.
y. B.-Ten bales of Hops lust received hv ex
press. r. Il. MCDONALD Il Co.
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A YOUNG man and woman stopped
at country tavern. Their awkward
appearance excited the attention of one
of the family, who commenced a con-
versation with the female by inquiring
how far she had travelled that day ;!
"Travelled ~ exclaimed the stranger,
somewhat Indignantly; ''we didn't
travel, we rid !"
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MINING NOTICES.
Superior Copper Mining Co

4 oCATION OF NINE, UNION NFNTy,, ms
= = tsiei, PlGuas Cornty. California. Notice
IaeIe Is ceiEqaent upon the following described
stock OF the Superior Copper Mining Conpsnv '. on
, seeo1n' ei assessment No 4, levied on the lSth
day Of October, 1854. the several amounts set 90.
poste The names Of the respective shareholders ss
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The Humboldt Register declares
that since the election twenty seven
Mick Lellan men have left this section
of Nevada, with their rifles on their
shoulders, bound for Dixie, under the
command of Milton d. Sheperdson.
The country can well spare all such
fellows. and Dixie is welcome to them.
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Butte Gold and Silver Miuins
COMPANY.

0CATION OF NINE NEAR HONCUT CITY,
- Bate County. State of California. Notice
There are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account of Assessment No. 3 levied on
the sth day Of October 1864, and Assessment
No. ?. levied upon the 22d day of August 4. d.
1861. the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders. as follows:
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ONE night, General, of Sher-
mans army, was out on the line, and
observed light on the mountain oppo-
site. Thinking it was signal-light of
the enemy, he remarked to his artillery
officer that hole could easily be put
through it. Whereupon the officer,
turning to the corporal in charge of the
gun, said: Corporal, do You see that
light :" eyes, Sir" "Put a hole
through it," ordered the Captain.
The Corporal sighted the gun, and
when all was ready, he looked up and
said, "Captain, that's the moon" "
"Don't care for that" was the Cap
tain's ready response; put hole
through it, anyhow"
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Coal land Kerosene Oils

Burning Fluid. Meats Foot Oil Lard Oil. and
Camphene. Knowing the difficulty in procuring
good article, 50 necessary for brilliant light we
have taken extra pains 10 import them of the best
quality. and can supply customers with a superior
article. L. II. MCDONALD 4 Co.
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Do all in your power to teach your
children self-government. If a child is
passionate, teach him by patient and
gentle means to curb his temper. If
he is greedy, cultivate liberality in
him. If he is selfish, promote gen.
erositv.
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LIE Doyens'
sARSAPARILLA. YELLOW DOCK AND
IODINE ALTERATlVE.
Compounded from
ROOTS. BARKS AND HERE'S. :
Blood Alternative.
THE ONLY REMEDY
For diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
Gravel, Dropsica Svelhngs.
GENITAL DEBILITY. Etc.

An unfailing cure for Loss Of Memory. Universal
l.sssitnde, Pains in the Back. Dimuess of Vision
Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves Difficulty of
Breathing, Trembling Wakefane>s, Eruptious on
Inc Face Pale Countensnee, insanity Consnmp-
ton, and all the direfal complaints caused bv de-
parting from the path of nature.
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"THE Highlanders are exceedingly
hospitable; and this reminds me-" says
DR.. Guthrie, ''of the defence of their
vices made by Highland minister,
who, in giving a notice of his parish in
Sir John Sinclair's Statistical Account
of Scotland and being required to
state its moral condition, said, with
matchless clearness and dexterity, 'The
people of this parish are very brave,
therefore they are always fighting.
They are very hospitable, therefore
they are always given to drink. They
are very polite, therefore they are in
the habit of telling lies"
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Delta Silver & Copper Mining Co.

II OCATION OF Or MINE, UNION DISTRICT
H Plumas County, California. Notice is hereby
given, that at a meeting of the Board of Trustees
OF said Company, held Nov. lst 1854, an assess
ment of twenty-five cents per share was levied on
the capital stock of said company, payable i'm
mediately in United States Gold Com, to the Sec
retary, at his Office in Chico. AI~ stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid On the
lst day of December, 1854 will be advertised on
the I'd as delinquent, and unless payment shall be
made before, viii be sold on the 18th day Of De
cember 1864. TO pay the delinquent assessment. To-
gether with the cost Of advertising and expenses
of sale. By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
HENRY ROBINSON. Secretary.
Office Robinson & Wells Brick, Chico, Butte
County, California.
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Electric Medicines

We are constantly receiving. by express, supplies
from the manufactures. For sale bv
R II. MCDONALD i Co.
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Trusses. Supporfers.

Gum Stockings. Abdominal Supporters, Shout
der Braces. Suspensory Bsndages, Silk Elastic
Bandages for Ladies. A very large assortment ot
articles in this line. For sale by
+. H. MCDONALD 4 Co.
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Notice

yHHO ROAD OVERSEERS. IT i ORDERED
4 by the Board of Supervisors. shat the Rad
QFerseers II Butte County for the wear IsGs ma s-
ihelr final Report, tihose who have nos already
done 50 at tie November Term) for ,aid year -
the regular February FERN. By order OF ihs Board
5wu3 GO. L Smith Chs5ru-a-
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PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
WN. L. CUTTERS
Pure Old Bourbon Whisky,
FOR MEDICAL Il FAMILY PURPOSES

SO L0ND USED IL THE ARMY HOSPITALS
- and lnfrmarieS, and favorably known
throughout the Atlantic States is now offered for
sale in this market The following testimonials
from physicians 9f the highest distinction have
been received which are but very few OF ike char
acter which have come n Us unsolicited
NEw YORK, May l, ls6l.-Mr. Wm. T. Cutter.
Jr., Louisville, ky-Dear Sir: The great difficulty
in procuring brandy sufficiently pure for medicinal
purposes, has induced many of the physicians of
this vicinity TO adopt Bourbon Whisky as substi-
tute, both in the hospital and private practice.
and since the latter has come into such general use
We have reason 10 believe that a great deal now
sold Is of very inferior quality.
PTe>umiuS that voar residence in the vicinity Of
the manufacturing Of Whisky in Kentucky as well
Is your skill as chemist Will enable you TO select
reliable article, and having full confidence in
yonr integrity we are led 70 inquire whether You
viii not 4ld rs in having this market supplied
through ~ agency, with the best quality OF
PURE OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
For the use Of the sick.
We are. very respectfully, sir. yours truly,
Valentine Mott, NJ. D.. Willard Parker. NJ. D.. 10.
Z. Hutchinson, N. D.. Austin Flint. NJ. D.. c. l..
Mitchell, NJ. D., Frank H. Hamilton NJ. D. Dewitt
C. Elos, NJ D., L. Ogden DoremaS N. D.. Pr0fes-
sor OF Chemistry, E. y. Chapman, N. D.. James R.
Wood. II. D., ". +. 7. Bayi>, PhaTma ceutist
Brooklyn, y. \. The above Is for sale by
". 7. CUTTER.
III California Street, san Francisco,
x. II. MCDONALD & Co,
Wholesale Druggists. San Francisco,
r. Il. MCDONALD s Co..
S3-ln Wholesale Druggists, Sacramento.
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Why is hungry man waiting for
his breakfast willing TO be a martyr
Because he longs to 90 10 the steak.
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We are constantly receiving articles in this line
direct from foreign and American manufactures
For sale by Il. II. MCDONALD 4 Co.
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THE union RECORD.
THE LESSON OF THE HOUR.

Strong in faith for the future.
Drawing our hope from the past,
Nanfully standing to battle,
However may blow the blast;
Onward still pressing andsanted,
Let the foe lie strong as he may.
Though the sky be dark as midnight,
Remember the dawn Of day.
Strong in II. cguse Of freedom,
Bold for The sake Of right,
Watchful and ready always,
Alert by day and night;
Nth foe for the sword Of freedom,
From whatever side he come,
The same for the open foenaa
And the traitorous friend al home.
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AssaYers, MafclinI.

Crucibles, Retorts, Acids. and general assort
ment of articles in that line. For sale by
r. II. MCDONALD 4 Co.
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Why is mans chin the most un-
lucy part of his body! Because it is
constantly getting into scrapes.
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aEtatir Add.

5000 lbs Talt Acid, pure, in tin cases: 2003 lbs
Sorp Carb Soda, $500 lbs Cream Tarter, pure
For sale by r. H. MCDONALD & Co.
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Paints, Narnishes, OILS.

Brushes. Feather Dusters, Zinc. White. Fire
Proof Paint, Linseed Oil, Boiled and Raw For
sale by r. II. MCDONALD & Co.
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Mind and Body

Whether broken down by excess, weak bv nature.
or impaired by sickness the unstrung and relaxed
organization Is at once rebraced reviyiiied. and
bIIlt up. Well may this celebrated medicine be
The weekly union record., 1864-12-03

A MAJoR-GENERAL in the English
army-Lord Stanhope-is on a visit tc
the Army of the Potomac.
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FoRrY-NvE thousand families OF
Poles have been banished for merely
being neutral in the late Rebellion.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-03

Two pictures, just finished by Fehr,
the armless painter, who pencils with
his toes, are very highly spoken of in
France.
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TiIdon's Sugar Coated pills.
Perfuulery.

OF nearly all the concentrated medicines put up
in bottles. For sale by R. Il. MCDONALD Co.
The weekly union record., 1864-12-03

On what supposition could pocket
handkerchief build house If it be
came brick (cambric.)
The weekly union record., 1864-12-03

In ninety cases out of a hundred
wealth creates more wants than it sup
plies.
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United States Hotel,
MAHYSVlLLE.

TINHIS OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL Is NOW
u in charge Of it, original proprietor. and will
be kept as First Class House. An Omnibus viii
be on hand 10 convey passengers from lie depot 70
the hotel free Of charge. Stages leave this house
Tor all parts Of the State. The patronage Of the
travelling public i respectfully solicited
yi9 ". {. STOKES. Freprieicr.
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Patent Medicines,

We are agents for nearly all yalua le articles in
use. and our stock Is unusually large. For sale bv
Il. II. MCDONALD & Co.
Sacramento.
L. H MCDONALD Co.,
san Francisco.
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Superior Copper Mining Co..

TNION MINING DISTRICT, PLUMAS co.
u California. 0flice-Chieo. Butte County
California. Notice is hereby given, that at meet
ing of the Board of Trustees of said Company
held on the 18th day of October. 1864. an asses
ment No. levied. of seventy five cents per
sn are. on the Capital Stock of the Company pay
able in United States Gold Coin. 10 the Secretary
R.H. Allen at the Office of the Company, or to
Aaron johnson, 625 Clay Street, San Francisco
ANY stock upon which assessments shall remain
unpaid on the 10 day of November 1854 shall be ad
yertised on that day delinquent aud unless pay
ment shall be made before, viii be sold on the 9Th
day of December 1864, 20 pay the delinquent as
sessments together with the costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
RH. ALLEN, Secretary.
Chico, Butte County, California.
BY an order of the Board of Trustees of the Su-
perior Copper Mining Company, duly made and
entered this 18th day of November, 1864, the time
of publication OF delinquent list of the above as-
sessment No. f. has been postponed to the 26th day
of November, and the time of Sale TO the Eth
day OF December, 1864.
R.H. ALLEN, Secretary.
ofice-Chico, Butte County California.
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SACRAMENTO.

TNHE INCREASING BUSINESS OF OUR ES-
4 tabli>hment, together with the wants OF the
trade, have made II necessary 70 establish House
in the city Of San Francisco. Our facilities for
purchasing. shipping, etc. which We now have
We feel confident that We can supply the trade ST
much lower rates than heretofore. We invite at
tentloa 10 olr large and carefully selected stock Of
Superior Drugs Gnd Medicines,
Chemicals. Of all Kinds,
Solid and Fluid E-trqcts,
Isusses and Shoulder Braces
C1Hphens, Burning Fluid
EiectTic Preparations,
Land and Sperm OILS
-AIcohol, IN Tin,
Fancy Goods.
Druggists GiHss Hare
RetOrts and Cstcibles,
Kerosene aod Coal DIS
Soda U1ter Material,
1iSsGaers' Materials
abdominal 7itfsSes,
Patent Medicines Shakers Herts Prints. & Oils
Together with complete assortment of all articles
in the Drug line. Ne do not intend to be under
sold by any house in California. Orders respect
fully solicited. and goods forwarded to all parts of
the Pacific coast and country
R. H. MCDONALD 4 Co.
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~ HRATEFUL To HIS NUMEROUS FRIENDS
~ in Butte and Plumas Counties for their many
taTors, would inform the public that he is now fully
prepared for the Wholesale and Retail Drug bust
ness, with the largest stock ont of San Francisco,
and that he has made general reduction in prices
commensurate with the stringency of the times.
Physicians orders will be neatly and scrupuOusly
filed with the best qualities of Drugs and Chemi-
Gals at prices which are beyond competition.
Mountain Dealers invited to examine his
large and superior stock, and assured that they
can find therein every thing pertaining to
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MEDICAL.
HOWARD
PRIVATE MEDICAL

ms ST T L I e.
Nc. 537 Sacramento, Street, San Francisco.
, 1864-02-08

Nothing new from East Tennessee, save
report through rebel sources that Cur cavalry
were defeated in skirmish nea7 scyiervi1le.
, 1864-02-08
FROM COLUMBUS.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trfbune.l
CoLUanrs, Ohio, Feb..7, 1861.
The Coppcrheads in the Legislature ARE in
great tribplation. over the imprisonmentso Of
George William Lamb Buckley, founder Of the
Knights of the Golden Circle, in the Ohio
pcnitcnttary.
Some days ago, one of them offered in the
House; a resolution for Special Committee
to inquire into his case. This resolution was
sent to the Peuitentlary Committee, D. me-
Jority Of which reported to-day, in favor Of
its indefinite postponement, q. Buckley was
confined By order OF the War Department.
Edwards, Of this county, undoubtedly a
member Of the order, submitted d minority
report, recommending a Committee Of In
qulry. u
He then proceeded to advocate the adoption
Of his report In his speech, which was replete
with abuse against supporters of the govern
ment, and contained expressions Of open and
ayowed sympathy for traitors in arms 80
strong as to justify his expulsion from the
House. :: -
He claimed, among other things, that be
owed no allegiance to the General Govern
+ ment, he had taken an oath to support the
Constitution and laws Of the State Of Ohio,
which he intended to do peaceably II he could,
but forclblr II be must.
Continuing in this strain he declared that
unless Bccklcy was Imprisoned under the
laws Of Ohio he would effect his release
peaceably If possible, if not, then By force.
The JEFF Davis delegation gave silent endorse
ment Of this haranguc. Should Edwards re-
peat in the House his performance OF to-day
r. =
, 1864-02-08
EROM T8E SOUTH. ,

FORTRESS MoSRoe, Feb. THE E:ehmend
Etu,ni..t,' Of Febrrazy Sd has the. following
news:
CHARLESTON, Feb. e.-The steamer Presto
from Nassau Jan.ezy 29tb, in attempting to
run In about 2 O clock this morning got ashore
off Sulliyan's IE aad and remains immoxahfe.
Most Of the cargo, which is On Government
account, will bo.saged in good condition.
The enemy orened heavy dTe on the stea.n-
er at Daylight Md continued It all day. It is
believed that .he yesscl vii be a total loss
The enemy. have disc 9ntinped firing on
Sumter. O9ehundred and thirty-stS shots
haye been fred on the city, from : O'clock
yesterday ta5 P. m: this evening.
ORANGE CoCRT HoEsE, Feb. 9.--Re2orts
which reached here t,is evening. from seye-
raj sources, state thsi Early has Captured
Va, estimated at sOGt
MoR91sror, EAST :fESS., Feb. 24-Ihere Is
perfect deasfh Of acws hero.... The esituntton
is unchanged. Tha arrival oEpEisonera taken
IN the recent affai1 at SmithfaM, Is aunounc-
cd It is c1aimeG, TINT 1Q4 of onr men were
captured. The rebel sccepnt Of the engage.
meat does not differ materially from that
giTen by Us. ;.
The Richmcad EnQulx1, Of yesterday, sa7s
1s0 Yankees, prisoners faom Newbern, arrz7;
ed yestcrdny. They rs probably tho crew ol
tho gunboe< UnderMriteI. ;.
/ The eaHe paper saJs there Is great psooa'
bilitS thft all the newspapers in the Ccnfede
| racy, except those doing government "o1k,
viii bo Obliged to suspend.
Richmond paPers contain the following
Xon1T. Feb, 4,-Our forces cceupy Ca1'
| iuth and Jackson. Nothing Las oeen ae'
atroyed ihese. but everything has been car
Yankee cavalry in st5eag s1s ssIee %e efSsfsa S2 m
Big Black az Gebt took Glaee
'aSns1a cnaa1ss4oa. ssr FEB. &-T6e s55eay keep q
stea5 aea hsfs ss ia9t7 ss Dss %s5:
Tie1,tv shots were tired at the city today.
Tie fhe enemJ's batteries and monitors KEEP
nm a s1ow flrc on the wreck Of the Presto.
y MornisTowS, Tenn, Fob: 5.---Trains ar
now running to Rogersville Junction. Ther
is rotlips of interest from the 'front.' 4 lars,
force Of Yankees, supposed to number ahou
5000, hare crossed the Tennessee Rlyer uea
:! Gerpansyi,le, the object Of the MID being n
, 1864-02-08

WAsu1NoToN, Feb. ia Nashville letter,
dated tue Esd, says that Longstreet's forces,
which haYe been heavily reinforced from
North Carolina, are concentrated ut SEWER
vile. Our communication with Gen. Park,
ct Cumberland Gap, ia cut oil; but Gen. Park
announces by courier that he can hold the
Gap for months. The battle at TazoWell, on
Sunday, lasted some hours. Gen. Wilcox
was painfully, though not seriously wound
cd. Our forces were rcpulsed md tell back
to good position, since which they have
not been moluEte0. Our loss 1n the brilliant
cavalry affair was 1C0. Leslie, of the 9TH
Indiana, Was MORALLY wounded. We took
127 prisoners and three guns. ssirnishfng
Iong6trcct is hourly cxpcctinY reinforce
ulcnts from Johnston. Gen. Foster Is In d.
rect communication with Grant und Thomas.
No doubt is expressed Of his ability to carry
out Grants orlars.
POWELL RIVER BRIDGE, FIVE MILES EAST OF
CUMBERLAND GAR.-(f1om Associated Press
correspondent. )-Citzens report the rebels
concentrating 1T New Market and cambridge.
: TowEIL's E1yEH BR1DGg, Vs., Feb. Sou
E1iday OF last week, three trjgadcs Of fnfan-
try corps aboht 1000 strong, 400 Of whom
were mounted, with no cayalry, under COM
mand OF Col. Love Of tho 11th Kentucky
regiment, skirmi6hed with the rebels under
Gen. Jonee, on the Virginia road, thirteen
miles from Cumberland Gap. The pickcts
wcae attacked by tie rebels, when Col Love
moved to tAo front to meet LcI7. The rebels
were seen advancing iu line, with 400
infantry and cavalry and three pieces Of
: artillery, WHEN Col. Love fell back
Ing aud Col. Love cncamped three miles from
f1,.su,
, 1864-02-08

received from Chattanooga is to the effect
TINT ee1eral days ago, although there was
force at Dalton, tic main body Of the rebel
army WAS at Rome, Georsia under Johnston;
The latter iact ID accounted for on thc ground
either that the enemy were forced to go to
Rome for convenience to their supplies, orto
prevent desertions, between 500 and 500 good
men hayinc come into ourlines since the bat
tie Of missionary Ridge. There is not rs
much alurm at Chattanooga about the safety
Of our troops in the neighbolhood Of Knox
c: ~ pubiisned accounts to that effect are
characterized Is exaggeratons-
New YORK, Feb. 6.-Ihe ne" f1rk 1,ales
letter from Chattanooga says:, Rebel de-
se1ters are pouring into our lines by hun.
dreds, ana open muiiny is feared by the rebel
leaders In Consequence of the CONSUMPTION
law"