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Iution Of thanks to Msior-Gen Richard Tsylsr,
and ths officers and men Of ais command,
which was-refsrrsd to the COMMITTEES on Mil
saTy Affairs
lEr. J. 7. Lsach, Of North CarOlina, intro
dacsd a series Of joint resolutions declaring ths
supremacy Of civil over military lsa, which
were referred 70 the Judiciary committee
Mr.. Fooss, Of Tennessss, introduced . res9ln-
ton inssructiug the COMMITTEES On Ways acd
Mesns 70 inquire into the expediency Of adoPl-
irg preamble and resolutions declaring, in sCb-
stance, that the present incumbent Of the Treas
uEy DepaEtmsnt should 10 longer be retained IN
said department., but that soma other individual
Of proper ability as 8 finsneieT, more likely to
be successful N administering the affairs Of said
department. snd more likely 10 command tns
public confidence, should be appointed in his
place.
Mr. Bnksdsle, Of Mississippi, moved 70 lay
tho resolution on the table.
M Foots demanded the ayes Ead noes, ard
the House refused to lay on the iabls-ayes 3, (,
NOES 45
Mr. Swan, Of Tennessee, offered an 8msnd-
maus, declaring that i is the prerogEtiYe Of the
President, By and with the consent of the SEN
ate, to make such a3rointmsnts as % shah see
propsr in the several departments.
TIE Fesol1tious were postponed and ordered
70 be pFiaisd.
Tia House, in committee Of the whole, (AIf
Saxton 10 tho chair. > resumed the consideration
Of The bill 70 amend the tax laws, Aad continued
ths dsbsss unit! , o'clock, az which hour tie
House took a Tseess Entl p NJ
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n,nrdr sslr.HsIi.nce.

A singular but striking instance OF the sturdy
selfTelisnco Of our army, occurred st the depot
yesterday afternoon.
In the absencs Of wounded soldiers, one OF
the committee rendered their services to ser
geant with a squad OF ten men 30 make them as
Comfortable as possible The tnss oder was Of
provisions. To this The soldiers answered, they
were in the habit Of providing for themselves,
and weIe well supplied. "Thsn, said the com,
mitieemzn, "lcs Us provide ycu with good
nights lodging" .fWs are much obliged to
you, was tue reply, but We are in tbe habit
OF sleeping cut in the open sir, OF anywhere.
Ihe last effort was then made 10 the effect that
there was q number OF vehicles unemployed,
And the committee would be pleased 70 send The
soldiers where they WISHED 20 90 To this the
tollowing reply WIS made: I'VE are again
/ obliged 10 yen, but We have coed set of lpgs
aud We aze quite accustomed " using them,
! AID, added one Of the party, "It is 50 LONG
sbcs havs 6One any riding l believe il woald
make ny head swim" 50 Tho squad sTsnped
/ or, and tbe committeeman went on his WaJ
| ,goi.de4fng, and We thought (ior we were by
,bst il British officer eousidsfed AsTioa invlEi
clble, because be could live on potatoes, arm!
Ike oars, as independent Of ceTiain comforts Al
IA Soak Indian, was more than match for o.
Ysoffe1c CesRHsbia GHaTdlaB.
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From the Fl0ridisn and Journal 2sih ultl
We are kindly permitted to mako the follow
ing extract from letter from q gentleman Of
Tampa in regard to the late raid on that place:
The enemy surprised and captured Tampa on
the morning OF the 9Th inst. A general sack
and piundsring enSUs5, not only Of public but
also Of private property The land offioe re-
eeived benefit; bat after strewing the papers,
blanks and books about under fo0E and Tramp
ling On them, miss only the two record books
OF sales and locations. The msps were not in
Jared or carried away. The surprise of the
town was 60 sudden that nothing could be saved.
All The male CiiEens over Twelve years Of age
were put in close confinement under a guard of
negroes and detained FOR thirty two hours. The
enemy retired St 9 P. NJ of the 7th. They car
ried cff james E. Bowdsn, ,4ahn L. Branch, II.
EulreBan and Capt. Davis ard al his crew, one
of whom was wounded in attempting 20 escape.
They demolished the batteries aud m&gszine,
burnt the gun carriages and spiked and other
wise injured the guns, seizsd al the arms and
Deefoes they could fnd. The houses occupied
by families were generally protected, and few
others. which point 70 the owners as persons
symps!hizing with tho raiders. H a. Cranes
company Of deseriers, tories, etc, weEe she fore
oosI actors in The sack Ct she town.
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GeaerallBra,Ig.


Senator Orr might have besn mildsr yet not
mere accurate in bis structures upon Gen. Bragg.
Il is true, the country was outraged and dis
rusied when this utterly sfplAyed ont" ofHeeE
was made commanding genei.Rl But no one
blamed Gen. Bragg. except for accepting an
tfiee for which be was incompetent Perhaps
Gen Bragg bad better opini,n of his own
abilities than the country had At All events,
he was anxious to oblige the friend who nsd
made him very great man and determined %
keep him great He could n1t refuse an ethee
pressed upon him by that friend, lest BY 20 do.
/ ing be should seem to disagree with thai friend
estimate OF bis greatness ElsAven alene can
| tell what modification, what shame, what ever
Shelmlng sense of disgrace Gen Bragg has en-
dured in order to help the President in the vail
eff lrE to make him great man.
Gen. Bragg may be very qilarrelsome, nag
nsnt towards his Subordinate officers, and very
brutal 70 bis soldiers Ii SO, We marvel there
should be any fellow-feeling between himsel
sud the President. While be was in the army
for some reason or other the very devil WAS
play amOng bis officers and men. Since ,
came 70 this city, we hear d great dssl et d
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a OoRRRe rEoN.
CAMP OF ALIENS BRIGADE,
On the Field, Nav 29th,

On the Field. May 2sth 1864.
EDS. APPEAL: Year editorial notice Of yes-
tsrdsy with regard 30 the capture Of large wa
yon train and several hundred prisoners, on the
24lh inst, does the brave men engaged in the
lffsir unintentional injustice. The facts are IS
follows:
The entire wagon train and nearly all the
prisoners were captured By the 9Th ConfodsTste
regiment and detachmenis from the lst snd Sd
Confederate Observation-Disclosures exceeding
in all two hundred and fifty men, and conveyed
them bshind our lines before the enemy re-sp-
pesred upon the field AL the men left on the
6eld were engaged in burning the wagons, etc,
that were not movable, and numbered about
thirty men. The enemy did not recsptuIe sin
gle wagon, nor Yankee that had fallen into
or hands. The guards consisted Of about two
hundred infantry and perhaps two hundred and
6fy cavalry. These Asd in confusion before
the sudden and irresistible charge Of the Con
fedsrssss. The infantry guard we're captured,
bat the most Of the cavalry made good their
esespe.
The wagon train was first discovered BY
Iieut..C Prashsr, of the ssh Confederate, and,
without orders, he ordered the s ID to the charge
The 9Th was led into the charge by their noble
field officers with the detsehments above men.
toned, and made one of the most gallant
charges of tho war. After our men had moved
70 the rear, except ths detachment Of thirty mer
left to burn the wsEons, the enemy Ee-appeaTeC
.o5 80 aya han6Konely driven from the feld by
tie 5th Texas cavalry A second attempt G
tbs enemy to capture portion Of the burning
wagons wss met by Gen. Kelly, with HAnnon'
regimen. and detachment Of the slh COnfea
crate regiment, under Col. Prsther, and signal.
defeatea Col. GOOds was commanding Allen
brigade, and acted very gallantly. Our loss
one killed and several wounded.
/ wcuh respectfully ask the publication 9
this communication, so that justice mAy b
done the command JUSTICE
| - A 4--. f.,-, Z srahavv,s hrioada in vi
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Casualties AmsBg Confederate Omeers In
Virginia.


FirgtEfa.
The Richmond correspondent Of the Augusta
COnstitHtioasIist accounts for the large number
of casualties among our Oficsrs in the recent
engagements, in the following ulAnneri
The casualties amsng our officers in the en-
counters With GRAFT have been unusually heavy,
30 much so as to suggest the existence Of some
peculiar operative cause. TbiI may, perhaps,
be found in the existence of those corps Of
shaYpshootsrs wherewith the KRnkses are pro-
vided. We also have some bssislions Of sharp
shooters, but except in the fact Of their being
srmed with finer Iifss, and employed to great
sfent as skirmishsrs, they do not differ mate
rally from the troops Of the ins
In the Yankee service, on the contrary, the
sharr- lootar is required TO be 3 thorough
mar aan, and s msEksman with the army
ives, "a, which is entirely different affair from
I being dead shot with tho Sporting rife. To
stsain ibis efficiency these ielloRs are diligently
| exercised in shooting st marks, put up At the
different ranges Of the sliding IeRia sights, and
our severe lossos IN officers et every bsEtlC
proves this training not 70 have been thrown
/ away One Of The most noted corps OF Yankee
shsTpshoosers Is BeTdAn's, the same heb an
| noysd Us 50 incessantly while IN the Gsnches
! of Yorktown, during the Peninsula campaign
Many Of the men to be found 10 these destruct
| i've organizations are foreigners, Swiss, Ger
mans, Tyroles and the ike, Rlid to hsve beer
selected by Yankee SCENTS in Europe for then
skill with tha riae, and hired at high rates Z
/ lend their services to the North
While on the peninsuls, as before stated, oul
! troops suffered greatly from the fatal accuracy
of these meTcenaries, who, from their ccverts il
the woods fIinging the breGitworks, had ful
| sweep at cur men walking about within th'
works Marvellous stories weFs related on thu
topic, soma of them romantic enough for |
French no7ellete. II was declared at the esEl
6res chat the sh&rpshooters we're in the habit 0
usi1g chemical gunpOwder, white compoun'
having sll the qualities Of common powder
with the exception Of making no smoke or ex
plosion, thereby preventing one from seeln!
whence the shot was fred.
Another Of their devices was for two tostasisl
themselves behind tree, one with his gni
empty and the other charged. OA the ioTme
popping + cap half desen OF cur mea woul
eagerly poke cut their hesds 30 fFe, when 10, ID
follow with the loaded piece would discharge
st some of them with fatal effect. Leayin
these camp tales for what they may be worth,
, is painfully evident thst Grant has an organize
body of men at his command whose function
is to pick off our officers st every opportunity
and from North Caroline paper i appears thA
: in addition to the native and ioreign maThsme
picked for this purpose, even the red man n
bsen impressed into tbeir seTvise for = like en-
Rsmseur's North Carolinisus, the d, 4th, TAI
aud goth, of Easll's corps, having to 6ghs son
7 Olbway Indians, from Michigan, during the tr
attack Of Grant upon our lineih
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CERCUEl.4R.

CONFEDEEATE STATES CF AAERICA,l
CUARrEBEEsTEB-S8EhER "a ERALS OFFIcE,
kieEUoad, Apri 23d. lso4 J.
ALL oEcsrS and sgenJE CT thla Department srs
hereby moulded thss IN order inirodEes proper uni
forrnity ana syseu1 in conuscon with the contracts
executed viii lie FaeiorioS on 0OvsTEmsnt account,
ud % ersase tbsrcoy the yield thereof MAJOR @. W.
Cunningham osartsrmsstcI hsrssofOre IN charge Of
sns sspo4 Es AfiEuts es0Tsis entrusted exclusive
u ryih The duty Of eoarEcting in behEH ef tbs De
psrtnsnf with the Factories he States Of South
Osrolins seoEgia Alabama, Fiorids snd Mississippi
Re viii respond acquisitions faT Dsteri@i Nsd'
upou him By ofesrs in ChsIgs Of dePOts fer tie nEr
,faoturs q clothing A. R LAWTOE
rnr2 I'm Qusrl erIaaster. o epsral.
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A HITCH-We learn, from conversions held
with many Of the State forces yesterday even
ing, that our statement yesterday relative to the
election Of MsjoT-Gsn G w. Smith was cor
rect, and that the choiee Ras almost unsni-
nous. Bat afterwards, from some cause to
them unknown, the election was set aside.
Whether the election wss iaformal, or tbeTe
was Misunderstanding concerning it, we could
net ascertain. Oar informstion IS to the cleo
ton vas confirmed By all VS. eeavsrsed with.
Il viii doubtless be rsctiisd IN few days.
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HISTORY REPEATISG ITsELF The reader
doubtless noticed, among some ness items rom
the New York Herald, Of ths I9.h, that the
Fremont miseegsastoFs had stolen march upoR
the Lineolnitss in regard 10 the national con
veniion which takes place il Baltimore next
Tuesday. They had pre- engaged the Maryland
Insiituss hall and ali ths best toGnss Of the ho-
tells, and saTned the regular Republicans
over 10 Front street. theatar, and sseond-clags
quarters Thus N Jans, 1854, viii be repsassd
with different actors scenes yery similar % those
/ which attended th8 demolition OF the Democrats
party Ia 1860. Two rival factions Of the sans
/ parry viii hold anisgoni5fie national eouVeu-
/ tons n the sane place, bgi trs sns tEe So
esders have taken the SAT Of the regulars.
gaf1ed the hall theF iuteadsd - oecupY and
suInsd the TegulsEs over 30 Front strees ihasEar
which in 1850 was ceeuFisd hgt the sseedsIs-
We can only hope .1as the 5chism Vii be a5
6nsl snd IS fatal % shs Black RspabEca1s n
1854 as il was to The Dsmocrsss and the rsPab-
Lie IN lS60.-MacOa IsiegrGph
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fis for nothing bat to be put in charge Of esuE
Of instruction, With such restrictions apon him
as would keep him from tyrannizing over con-
scripts.
In conclusion, Mr. Orr alluded again to Gen
BIS qRayTsls with his officers. How many eff
GERS, he (Mr. On) would like 20 know, had
Gems. Lee, Johnston, and Bss1rsgsEd put under
arrest since they had been in the service Did
al the incompetent officers 20 to Gen. Bragg,
and all the good ones 60 to ths ether gensrElsl
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9aiIg gppeal.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA. GA.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE >. 1864.
THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE .. 1864

Il According to the opinion of an intslli-
gent and wellinformed ofiesr At the front, the
forces Of the two opposing armies are sboat
equsl. He also states that. while cur troops are
buoyant, hopeful and jubiIsns, she Yankees are
depressed sad coy. Everything, in fact, beto-
ksns clean and triumphant victory in the end.
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LAwREECEvILLE FACTORY BUREED-We
learn that tie large cotton factory at Lawrence
vile, Ggzin1stt county, was burned on Monday
l1st; supposed to have been caused by the fric-
ton Of the machinery. By this accident, a
heavy loss has Ssen entAiled upon the company,
and some tive hundred and fifty employees hsve
been thrown out Of work. Factories in want Of
hsnds ought to employ these man.
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- ve f1d he iolIouing IN The Bsrmnd

- -We md ne IoIlo"l1g N ne b9Tmlda
AdUecsts Of the 15.h Of May
While ihs stsamers Les Her Be and Badger
were ecahng at S.. Thomxs, they continued 70
Ay she ContsderAte Gag At their respective stats
Ths authorities ssns them orders 70 haul down
the obnoxious snsigns-eompfiane was refused
The authorities sent Of again, giving three hours,
and threatening that if The Gags were not then
hzRlcd down Ihey--ths authoIities-Wculd have
lhom hauled down themselves. The thres h0uIs
ELAPSED and he hag was still fying-shs al
thofites seat ef force 20 hanl them down,
when It Vas found IN each ease. the flag va.
| nailed to the sss9, ths halyards removed, ana
the pole CREASED.
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By Georgia Railrosd-Das daily st 1880 P.
NJ, and close daily st JPN
By Atlanta and Wss. Point RaiLosd-Daa
daily At 1 A. N, snd close daily at6 Pm
By Mscoa and Western RailrOsd-Dus daily
=. 4.lO P. NJ, and close daily At s6P.M
By Western and Atlantic Railroad-Das
daily ct A NJ, and close daily as3P.M
OHee Hours-Opsn at 5 A. N. ard close e.
IP. NJ; open at 2 30 P. n, and close At 8 P. d.
Sunday-Open ss A. NJ, aud close ss 9 A NJ
open at 5 P. NJ, and close At 6P.h
7. C HowARD, P. n
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THE New ISSUE OF GEORGIA TREASURY
NOTES.-The Macon Telegraph says that in
consequence Of the wording of the Georgia
treasury notes lately Issued, which promises 10
pay iu Confedersie treasury notes Of the new
issue, on the 25th Decsmbsr nsxs, it learns that
some spectators have attempted to create. the
impression thas said noses are not now, or viii
not be receivable in payment Of the ensuing
taxes or public dues. L is authorized to ssy,
that, 50 fsr from these notes not being now and
hereafter receivable for taxes snd public dues,
the Stats would prefer to Tecsivs them than any
other currency for public dues and taxes, as il
win save the State the trouble of redeemins
them, as the law provides, with the new issue
thst may be collected from taxes and public
/ duas
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Prom wound received in the trenches near New
Hope ehurch. Nay sob 1854 CsL A. RnEr, lat
Nhsouri Infantry sgsd sWsnty-ssysn ysars-
BIS body Ras conveyed 70 Btaata for burial
Richmond Enquirer New York Herald snd Nisz6ssEi
Rspublican p'sass copy
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RESUMED. Col. J. A. Sperry viii resume the
publication Of the Rockville Register At Char
losss, n c., on the 9Th inst. Il will be pub
lishsd weekly for the present, E. 81 per month.
We hope soon to see it hailing from Knoxville.
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e The whole face Of the country along the
lius Of the IailrSad between Lynehburg and
DGnvills, Va, is planted in corn, and looks re-
rnsYkably well for the season. The extent Of
ground in cultivation is greater than was ever
known before
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The highest market price, eitber in money
or subscription. wiz be paid for clean eetton
OF Hnea rags, white OK eOisFsd, delivered At ths
APPEAL cesnsing-5oonl, Atlanta
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PUCLIC DOCUMENTS. s.-Ws tender our &C.
acknowledgement to Hon. James McCullom, Of
Tennessee, in the House Of Representatives,
for copies Of the report Of the committee on
salt,' report Of Lieutenant General Holmes q
ths battle Of Hslens," report of Lieutenant
General A. P. Hill Of the battle of Bdsto sta.
tim" report of MsjOT-General slevsnsOn's
expedition into East Tennessee and the re-
port Of the Secretary Of War"
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n. III. .aCTOH,

EeEs AEeHi fer the Array Of Tennessee
AED AGEST FOR
EYse .LEe1IiPhtS Daily appeal.
HsI OsrrisrE BTigsds and RegiuentSl News Agents,
vii be supplied IS heretofore with DEiy Papsrs a
slshtssu % twenty eents-also daily papers a. the
eoHnser al twenty I've cents.
A large sdii0a Of he sPFEAL rsesIveE every dsy.
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HORSE RATIOSs.-Ths aijatsnt General has
issued an order limiting horse raiions per day
70 SIX pounds Of corn OF It's equal in osiss and
nine pounds Of hay OF i.s equivalent in s.Taw-
This sPples to ali points east Of the Mississippi
riuar
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HEw HOPE, June L VA 4AR1ETrk. The enemy
have been improving fhes tine darng tie ldl IN firing
il dtehlng aud throWi7g works their lsft Even
their picssts hsTs shrown - works.
Sharp artillery fFag between batteries and thoss
Of the enemy began o'clock this morning aad sili
continues VITA this exception al remains quiet s.
before.
Later 6rszs tas hattie Field.
NEw HOPE Jans las--Ths enemy withdrew from
our lz today and are sssug their forces on cur right
FOR hs purP Sc OF sstns posses ioa Of TIE Altoona
hil In order 70 forsiy than aud pu, he railroad IN
operation sgan. Our cavalry the right Wsrs lkir
shinE sharply with them his evening. So far Whout
result
COaKrsssiouaI.
EIcHE0SD. June 1.-Ths Senate to-dsg Pafsed ths
biI to regulate imprsssmsnfs With an zmsndm.Ht
Affecting tbs main objsei Of he measure. viz inH-
FER TIE power Of inprsszzeut with limits from The I.
sary autaolifes . The ths c1seior ne bin author
uing the aVpoatmeal Of additional u1rtsraasisus and
eouuissariss was also passed
Ths Houss Vas snssssd IN the further discaaioz q
the bin amending ths TAX Farisas bills Esd rssola-
tons were iutrOduesL
an Array In WashisEtsz Clay.
RICHMoSD, June L-Ths New YORK Tribuns gives
the particulars Of an ARRAY ct ha,sl IN Washington
ei y between D. ". voorhees, Of Iadzas and senator
Chandler from Psnnsylvania in Ehsh The latter vas
roughly handed. Pas collision grew cut Of sons 70
marks uttered a. ths table br Char der sgHnst Tie Con
perhssdA
Later fFSm she Earths
NOBLE, June LA spseisl % he Advertiser and
Rsgisssr froa sena.0bia t0dsy Esiss shas Northern
dates to he 2sih III eou;aia many e5mmsRls on he
ats Fsdsral rsTerses aud pr0sassicaie hat GrHnfs
successes VII not ai0E q spes1y mgTemsnsL
oPeREBE zhsiF ayes
Tbs MstroPoli,sn Record. II Al editorial saumsrr
says that these reVersss srs dznaging 70 tie Fsdsrnl
pride sna beiivss thai is sauih can uevs- Be con
qusrsd TIE Souths record Of snccsss is uadsuisbis
and ii has alrsady sehisvsd their inispandslca
Greas Less ct Cereals IN OhIs
Ths Columbus Crisis ssrlalss he loss ia eaTsals IN
consequences of ths rsdaso Ct labor Ohio tHsiVs
hundred ullIlca buahs's
Eesigsatisas ahd Exemptions.
Ths New .TSrk Taaaas says that a larzs number q
oAiesrs have resigned
Two fhousaEd Esa ware drsfsd ia Clncmaa re-
Gently Sixteen sisniaed shar Hrg gusss 60 ssr7s. te
baianes pad Oat Or sos oEon msdieal esrtiEsatsa
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.T HLE GRAPHIC.
Report. Of the Press Association.

Entered aecofdug TO se Of Congress IN th5 yssr 1853
By :. s. TRRAsHEz n The ClsrEs oiles of tie Dis-
tst Coart Of he C1nfedsfzts States f'g he N0rk-
srn District Of Georgia
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SholssHE tie Yalas Of he Old Issue Of CoHftssrsti
None Lea Disoou slei fer Tie Nes5 lsss Of Con fsds
rae Moaey fks Rare Qf Three Dollars IL Old IssK,
Tor Too Dollars u Nss lssEs froa S 70 $500:
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az Flour reached $3.50 per bsuol at Rich
m0nd on the 25;h ult.
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Gse HIenpgis 8ppeaL.
PuRLIsRRp
Terms OF subscriptfOFl.
TerTns OF Advertfainr.

an Advertisements via be charged three coIlsn per
Eqasrs fsF TIE 6rss inssrtion-And Two d0ISrE and
kals sne each subsequent inssrsion-
ositu.ry noiiess and ali othsr articles Of gen
srl public iaisress charged other advertisements
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Y WelIborn, Taylor 81 Co. have large
and extensive sale Of goods of all descriptions,
this morning, a. O'Clock. See advertisement
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EA. J. Baden, Of Caldwell parish, Is i,
captain Of company X, 12.h Louisiana regi-
meat who was wounded severely through The
chest, In Ihs engagement at Rssaea, is now at
The Institute hospit.lin this city, doing well.
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II Capt Lewis Piequet, Of the 63i Gecrgi,,
received severe wound in his leg nesI Dallas
on the 9Th ult, and his leg has bsoa since am
putsted.
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"a The Bermuda Advosats reports that The
A. D Vance had left Halifax for England