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sad accidenr ua Iaekson.

Yesterday meraing We published 3 dispatch to the
Mobile NCos announcing the sinking Of the hat at the
ferry asrossPearl river rear Jackson, and the droHa,
Ing Of Col. J. 3. Ross ana histpvo Sons. TLs following
IRON the Clarion contains more particulars Of the dis.
treasng occurrence
We rssret-to learn that the dns used as ~ferryboat
on Paari river, st Jackson, sunk On Friday eyering
drowning i've persons The accident Wa. caused BY a
yoke 81 oxen going eli iniO the river while tie beat
was crossing. The BEmes Of the drowned are, James
Ross and bis two sons, Of Hnds CouAty, e young man
named hull, Of Jackson, and = negro, Ssne others
pEds narrow escapes.
Cal ROn was = aembeT Of she legislature from II nds
county, and a highly respectable and worthy citizen.
LHeasgfynfma
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RK-ENLEsTHENP or TIE HOFFz
M"HBsHsBEPPH KEGEMRNT.

RK-RNLEsTEENF or TIE HOFE
M~EBSHBBEPPA kEGEMRNT.
sAEf CLEzUREE. JARssry % 1864.
EDITORS APFEAL: Below you have tbs action Of the
l0th HssiHiPpi regiment, AndsraOn's brigade, HAD.
nEns ~divisiOn, army IF Tannessse. in regard to the rs
s~ailslHsnt fer the war.
The regiment was formed on the cslor Ike, the men
notified thai the sOlOra would be advanced ten -ssss,
and at = given signal, ell those who wished to re- enlist
for the war without reservation, or condition Of any
KIND, trusting 10 the justice Of cur ralers TO render US
isEsiss, would step forward and dress themselves on the
soiorH. The signal given, the mex marched forward In
line Of battle and ranged themselves along side o. their
eoloTE, and have since pledged themselves In writing
ts re enlist for the war. You will be kind enough to
publish the above aud obigo A MIssIssPPIAN.
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800 Ferrero's Mopemaat.

In connection with ths movement o. tie Infantry in
front, a large body 0frsbei cavalry had moved down
fous M0rriBtown, by way Of Chicks cross roads, with
the intention Of crossing the Bolst0n river ct Tirlry's
ford, and thence, By q sida road. stack Gen. Shaeksl-
ford in the rsar and cut of his rsireHt. This part Of
the programme, however, wEa intsrfersA with by Gen.
Ferrero, Of the 9th corps who detached q brigade snd
sent II to the ford The rebels when they came up dis
covered the obstacle somewhat 70 their EUrpriks, and
endsavored to revenge thamsslvsE by vigorously shell.
ing he camp Of be brigade, which they did until after
~nightfall, wounC7s a Few Amcng them CEpt. Bardsn,
OF the % Michigan.
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A DEsIRlBLE RESIDENoN

CAH Be- bought for COnisisra3e money, In tie town
OSf Auburh. Alabama. On las Montgomery ard
Wet Point Railroad sixty nnes shove Montgomery.
The lot coRt-ins twenty aersa- has on Il All ne nesss
Eary ouibuddinEa. such a. good negro cabius a new
barn, good stables, smokehOuts, pantry, ste. an azesl
lena garden spot splsEdid well Of water, fruit xess,
etc. Al6o, g ten scrs foid for petaiOaE corn. pass
etc PARTIES wishing 20 ~purchRss viii plaase esh On
Dr.. =. q. MoElhGney, who Is aufhorizsd ts sell In nv
sheRea its1&5Wi Td0s L EFNa8nY
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Besors entering into the details Of the hght yesier-
ssv Il nav be veil TO 20 hs1k IN the history q thu Psst
wrsk aad review facts which have contributed 70 the
orizin Of The aaht. On Friday lash Gen Rarkc, who -
IN r.mmnnd OF the column which pursued Lansstresti
- cafes bssk 10 Knoxville 10 attend the meeting OF
cans burnside and Foster, previous 80 the departure
~ tha former. During bis absence the esiumn was
b.ltsa with the main body resting st thla pointeand the
.avalrv nine miles In sdvsnee. st beAh ststlen- Gen.
gbseksiford skirlnished with the enemy on the various
rneis Issdsug from The station during the delay and ae
enemy ascerssining through their spies or other means
that BE was far In advEncs Of the Infantry conceived
The pisu o. capturing him, as well as the wagon trains
en- route from Cumberland gap. the road 70 which he
bad uncovered by hs occupation Of Beah station
TAs Picks;s DFtUsE Ia.
Nwss soon after two O'Clock yesterday afternoon
when our pieksis upon tbs R7gersFihe rosd Wet,
driven in. I~nforMaton WAS a. sncs ssni % oshst-l
shsckolford who immediately diEpespd hia cavalry
sornF IN line Of bsfte on he further side ofths O1m'
berisud rap and Morrfslown r0sd The men were as
mounted aud fought a. infantry would TEE h".s
we're semi 70 the rear, cut Of tAo range or oniieA ~
under cover from artillery. Colvin'H battery N
brought into position on q knoll IN rear sL me IooPe
ana Tires howiizsrs located on a spur or tue msnh1An
"a Ire lsft II our line. Tks battle Geld Was nc VLlsy
bst9.ep tbe eliuea rangs Of mountains and the ridge
~ bfIe called the RlehIand knobs-ths valley AoflA o.
s,d nart 10 tho main valley o. East Tennessee
Ths lat Kentucky. NslfOra's regiment performed
she dutv Of skIrnishsrs, ana fell back steadily before
he large force OF the enemy which vas diseoFereaio
ceualst s!tog theF Of Infantry.
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The Round Table, a weekly paper racently
started in New York, sad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to bold a high place and wiela : vide inhusnee,
in one Of a series Of "reminiscences Of Washing
ton Irving tells he following capital story We
seen sensthing ike i before, but nothing
80 wen done Il is rat hard to imagine bow
the eloquent ard futs- voiced Mr Williams felt
UheR no san his pashslies 50 ludicreusly
murdered.
The case, if remembered rightly, was sn act
Of murder. mf. Williams, Of course, on The
ground Of his power over the iarY5 was for the
defense. His peroratioD vas exceedingly touch
ing and beNutiiuI.
"Geniismen Of the jury" said he, "if you
can find this unhappy prisoner at ths bar
guilty Of the crime with which ne is charged,
after the adverse and irreirsgable arguments
which I have laid before ysu. pronounce your
fatal verdict. Send him to lie Ia chains upon
hs dungeon door, waiting the death which be
is to receive at your hands, then 20 70 the bosom
Of ysur fsmilies-go lay your heads on your
pillows-zud sleep, il, you cam"
The effset Of these closing words Of the great
legal orator, WaE at Arst thTillingi but by-and-
BY The petsif0gger, who had volunteered 70 fell
lew tbs prosecuting attorney, arose and shidi
Gentlemen OF the Jury I should despair,
after the weeping speech which has been made
to you by Mr. Williams, Of saying anything 70
do away with its eloquencs. InsysT hesTa Mr..
Williams speak that piece Of his'n better than
what he spoke it Jest now. Onct / keeTd him
speak it in = case Of stealing down to SchaghtL
cake then he spoke it sgin in a case Of rape.
up to- E5opuS and the last time I hesTd it, be-
fsre jest now, was when them niggsrs was
trie9-snd convicted, too, they Was-for rsb.
bling farmer Van Potts hen house, over beyond
Kingston. But I never knoW'd him 10 speak it
so elegant and affecfini as what he sBeke Il
jest now"
This was a Posori The jury looked IS one
another, whispered together; and our p~ettsoe-
ger san at ones that rs lad got them; he stopped
a. once, closing with tho single remark III
you can't SEQ, gentleman Of he jury, that this
one speech don answer all classes, ibon there's
40 use-t Of my saying anything more {"
And there wasn't ne had made bis case, and
they awarded himtheir verdict.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-29

LOST on AIsLAID-A package, containing
fifteen yards Black Silk Warp Alpaca, was lef,
this morning in one Of the stores on whitehall
street, by two ladies'. A liberal reWard viii be
paid for the recovery Of the sams and delivery
at P. P. PEAsE's,
js28-3t Poachtree street.
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- Our rsadsrs can believe q much a. hes choose
or The following which IL taken from The Momphis
Buuaia Of the 18Th insL For ourselves We are fres 70
say tat we stiach very Little Il any, imp0Ftaacs 10 3
ARKAHsAs-Thoso ~b0 tb0uRhI sar sHcoesass AZ he
Wcst duriag The rsst campaign were mere military
gstHE msy ser, By reference 10 ArkgasaB, how much
lacy were Eiistskoa. So utterly has ihe rebel power
q that state been broken, that since orr occupation Of
Lttle Rock no less shan seven thousand citizens Of Ar
kaEsaa have come ID and taken the oaah " alls riaBee.
Of whom Ave thsasana have joined the Union army.
be State, TOO. there D an active. earnest effort goia~
% % r~souganike he State uBder ieys saspIgeE fras III
tlEvery. Before he close 81 fEs present seqsisn ~
~tsongTess, Arkansas bida fair 70 siszd fota q lner con.
inonWea'ih. puEgtd 81 treason Eud rsbailsn. asa rsir
tsF from hfr own people DBisR forces aaoEeh 10 a.,
find ths oil lag and Keep Gus the rebels. We can son.
stive " 20 mora BusssRuaal success thsn this,
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VALUABLE PLANTATION R0R SALE


Ia buFDOatT L0tSHtWl sItHs
TIE undersigned o1srs-fo Tor sale ons thousaEd sGss
4 81 Vaiukbla 6ak. hickory and Hammock Lat.
four hundred and dlty &sres olssrsd Titk oomfoTmbls
framed dwelling heuse, vith six rooms, snd ali sihsr
nsesssary outsuildinga ~eiEutsen miles ron Eafsula,
dYo miles from LaHrsnssvlie. twelve FROM Ab6erfIs,
Henry eoanty5 sixteen from clayton. Barbour county.
and fourteen from the ChEttahoochee nvsr.
Good society and every ether REQUESTS 70 make it.
sns Of he nest fesirEbie Pizsesin Southeastern Ala
bama.
Ror tesmE apply 10 or address
TaOS. J. gAEgON.
jas lT Bufaais. Ala
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR
SALE,

T OWN ONE EALF Of tho STEWART & MOORE
j. MILLS.
Situated On Harietta street, Atls1ta, nezr he Wes.suU
aad Atlantic railroad.
/ also own enc half af two hundred sud tfy screG
% umbersd lsnd shlsh fHrnshss fuet FOR sad mi
Tha NIL Il proBsiied-bV . very supeuer anpns--
The machinery thr0ughoufls al y good working or
dsY. On the lot "a = good miAers heuse ana tAer sm-
progemSsta
Akof nv Insorsst IL Ehlea 7 oGar Tor saia and give
Imuesisis possssEon) FOR As sun q sky thenssnd
dollars. - e1AhAL
fR24IHe AHAnt4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-29

~ PriYais sdvices nom Mobile, says he
Mssssygiaa. stale haiti Is tas general IN
,..sen thsre, that tbe city vii soon be At
s.akss Tke utrost confidence prevails in the
$50 81 our forces to zspsI tie enemy when
q chooses 10 make E moysnsnt against
- ,l.es Itst The universal belief that No
4s VI ysoye . second chsssl0n'
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MARRIED..

Al Ripley, Miss, en- the 13:h Inst. BY the Rev. OF
Miller. AdJuiant E. S. HAMMOND. 18Th Tennessee
cavalry, of Memphis, Tenn. AID Mig FAxK1E E.,
daughter Of o. Davis, Esq.
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The Brsut Of the Fight

WaE however. borne by Gel Fosters division, which
was II line 10 the left Of tho road. a hsavy force Of
the enemy pushed down what is known ~ the Poor
valley rasd upen hs flank, and compelled his gradual
but steady retirement frsaa bill 70 hHt and rem line TO
fna. On front and haBk he was aBEsiied At once, and
In vain the gallant brigAdeH OF Graham and Garrard
snGeavsrsd to stem the tsrrsEt- The enemy brought
into play two splsndidly served batteries, the shots
frsm which struck with terrible aosurAcy wherever
directed. The hghting sonGuusd TIL %uiGhtfsll. when
the snsny had driven rs about half : mile May Of
eur dead snG SEINE o. our wounded fell in.o their
hands. We have takan 8 fsW priEonerE.
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MFnRMATIAN WANTEn

or the Whereabouts OF JAMES W. BAKER or
" BILLY BAkEH formerly Of Hopknsyilie. KY.
The last heard from him. definite =, be was - TulA
hsma, In Rrackinrd gel division. De leE he regiment
he IVES attached 10 for the purpose Of ioinisg Gan.
Morgan. snd waa either, Il Is supposed, captured with
him IN Ono. or wac left behind ANY Information
ally rewarded By addressing T. H.. BAKER,
jal5 l0ta TuscslooHs. Ala.
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WANHEn a HTRF-

00A NEGRO MEE-at the BIB Iron Works Ons
AOU woman win DO received with each ten msn.
Comfortable quarters and food aud ching will be
furn-hed. THIS establishment is located 6ty miles
north Of Selma, has recently been purchases BY Es
Government, and 70 worked On Government account
Address ne at Selma. Aisbsma
WM RIGHARDSOH HUNT,
lal6 In MaIor gomaandAR Blhh ZION Vs. =.
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HALL
RFonfgo,ssorsa .qE1

HAVE purchased this establishment and solicit a
i SHARE Of the patronage Of ths1rAFsiinR public.
Ny guests yin dad al ths market affords attentive
servants and polite s;ten ion.
John Z HBETLL,
lalaeT Lsfs * Kew Orleans sn5 Nsupbis.
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Provisions Of all kinds are high In this city The prI.
cs are elevated unduly on account Of the difficulty OF
obtaining transportation to this city, and tho remarks IN
relation 70 the surplus population Of Richmond. which
the EzdmiHer makes, Rrs Applicable also 70 this ely.
We quote -four ST 500 per 1901 lard So per ID; syrnp
sl2 per gslloni mea SO per bushelg sugar $685. por
ID. Other artelesi il Observation-Disclosures.
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When the heart 10 still sgitsied by the re-.
mans OF a passion, We arc more ready ID re-
eeivs . new fne than when We are entirely
cured,
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~ We clip the following from the Memphis
BsaetiH Of the 19th, and place it on record for
the benefit Of the traitors and deserters who are
ncw ~presuming 70 represent the city Of Mem
pbis. We believe in a great and glorious here
afisy for the South, and also ina @ future state
Of rewards and p~unishments." Let the South
orn patriot taks comfort from this thought, and
have P~stisnee and faith. Unless al Inc signs
Of the tinss mislead Us, ii viii not DO long be-
fore 3 iust judgment viii oveFtake the weak
kneel traitors left in he rear:
SPseiaF MsetiHg Of the Beard gt Mayor and
Aldermen.
Tha board met g. 10 o'clock, A. 4, yesterday, in Tho
mayors ohoe, fer the purpose Of Hanaaeies special
PTesent-ssysr Park, Chairman Hubert. Aldermen
Donovan, Morgan Clancy Jones. EvsRE, hgihellsnd,
ne ebairman Informed tho boa-d that they had met
FOR the parpcse q taking into consideration thu pro
pI ietv Of giving soms ezqreEzien n esteem, in tbs way
o. 3 sornal pubic reception, 70 N-aiorGenerAl W. T..
SheFmsn-
re following preamble ard resolutions were offered
By Aidermsn Morgan, and adopted unanimously
WhotsaA The mayor aud aldermen have learned
with uauoh pleasure Of The arrival 81 Aaor General
W ~ sherman 10 guE city aud whereas, ia view Of
his emiHent public services 20 bic country a.
wsH - IS wise. humane rad sueeessful adnin.
igrelioii While be was military eoU1BaEdsHt Of this ely
ii 1852. We deem Il our duty 80 the Representatives Of
the people, 10 Cfcrhin some tsstmQIdgi OF eur esteem
sad hiFR regard FOR him as al oAeefin tse service Of
bis couuiryi and as q man, who IN the sxarsiss 81 bis o.
6sial authority has conferred numbered blessings on
ibs pe0Iie o. lds city and saved theA from distress and
suasrBEs frcm uhich they coald see RoNsy Of escape;
therefore,
RasIssd. THAT ne uayor aud chairman Of tae baard
n aldermen be, AID are hereby appointed a eOnEEtse
10 walt un Gen. shermsn, sender % him the hespiiali.
lies 81 iHe city, and ascertain from hin when and
whore Il Hili1uit hls eouyenlenoe 70 give Us . public
r~sceptfoa and partake with " and 0thsr sihsens, Of 3
public dinner.
Rn5htd. TIE mayor and chairman Of tie board Of
sl8erueu. ia arranging 4oT a pubic dinner 20 Gen,
Sherman, are aathoEzsd 20 appoint such COMMITTEES or
csufmntssE Of she members Of the board % aldermen
IS they may desm necessary 30 compl fnly md In
sYery reipeot the wishes and ~iatention Of tAs mayor
aad aldarmsn Of he city.
After which the board adjourned.
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FIRE INSURANCE And REAL ESTATE
OFFICE,

In room With Garirell 4 Hil, MuhIsabrnks Baldlng.
I'VE havs daily applications for houses and lots and
w farms.
Large qusntlty ofResl Estate on hand and for sale.
fs4 81 BBtL e WAY
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Flour and Sum ReIfimg.

Ia29 4% WfmirTton. NC
Flour and Gum Betting.
r WISH to procure one hundred and ave feet seven
L OF eight insh I've or six ply GUN Betting, fag
which 1 will pay cash, or il preferred give o
in exchange. THOS. LEBCH,
F.. ia2B Nv arasnEb0ro', Ga.
DO You Want Light
E 50. buF Window Glass Of
4 L. B. DAVIS,
Commission Merchant,
Next door to Pesse q Dawn old stand,
iage Nv PeRchtree street.
Potash.
500 LBS. Posssh FOR ss's by
OUU L B. DAVIS
Commission MerchSnt,
Next door 10 Psase & Davis old sisnd.
lhS7 IN Peaehtres street.
For SALE.
TWO GOOD CAVALRY SADDLES by
l. B.. DAVIS,
Commission Msrchant.
lh2Uot Peacbtrss street
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together With the confusion into which our line vas
thrown. threatened 4 disaster TO thu whole eoiCmn.
Col. PeBnibaser seized The opportunity Rsiying
the IIth Kentucky and 4bth Ohio - thsy we're falling
back 70 get their horses, he termed them IN line on
foet, and pointing TO the rebels shouted, Nov, boys,
20 fer M Away they went, met checked and held
fhe rebels uHtil WOlford WaN enabled to FORM his al
vislsu On he hill wsst o. tina MerristoHn read and
right Of the main road. The advantage gained BY
this mEasuvsr snnhled Woiford TO ebtain and held q
mast desirable position.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-29

Ia Col Cyrus A sugg, OF the 50ih TsnDes-
see regiment died in the Academy hospital,
Marietta, At half past O'Clock ?. n, last Mon
day, from the effects Of wound reesivsd IN
The knee joint during the bslte Of Missionary
ri1ra. Nnrcmher q lsR2
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happened 10 be on a visit 10 Gen Shackelford When the
rebels opened the attack. Colonies Bowen and Bah.
cock. Of the latter generals stat, had narrow ssespes,
the horses Of b0Ih being wounded by 8 she'll Tbs en-.
Tire loss viii probably not exceed ons hundred and city.
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Private Boarding.

DERSOES wanting private boarding can De aooou.
lAs5ST Mitchell street.
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Kenfuckv EIecfion.

WE are authorised to announces HsiOr BENZ. p
BRADLEY q candidate 70 represent he ufh DsEist
IN The next Confederate songrsss. ElseHsn February
I0,h. ItzT tdss
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FeIIoW-Citlzens I'd KentuckY.
kentucky Election.

SEP. T. WALL Of CoviBgson. Keniusky, s . sEndI-
date Tor he Hogss Of Representatives for he Eorshsra
Keuiucky District ia2T ids
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y The Selma Reporter announces the ami
val n that city from Huntsville, Of S. W. Ear
rs, Dr.. z L AGtory, Dr. J. c. spoisWood and
Geo. P. BeirHe. These gentlemen have fed
from the horrors Of Federal rule in Huntsville,
prafeuing exile rather than burtben their cen
scispees with The Lincoln cath.
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General Order NO. 3.
HEADQuARrkRs GEORGIA STATE GUARD, I
Atlanta, JRauary GTfh, 1864.
ALL recruiting for Csvairy ommsnds in the Depart
mens Of General Joseph K. Johnston, without hs Ap.
prevail and sanction, is prohibited.
Officers Of this command win sec that this order Il
rigidiy executed.
By command of Major Gen. HOW'LL CosB.
ja29 It r J. HALLETT. AdTt.
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For COngress.

WE are authorized % ANNOUNCE Lieut. Col THOMAS
JOHNSON % The "a Battalion Of Kentucky Mounted
Riass, ~ a candidate to represent he Tenth Cousrss-
sioasl District Of KsniusSy. Elss.isa Fsbnlzry loth,
lssa, -, Ilsa1-'a'
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Ia The Fsderals in Memphis and Nashville,
afieT Hbersting tie slaves aud putting them ia
the army, actually require their owners to pay
a1as upon them At the old valuation as prop
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NOTICE.

Attention, Fire Battalion.
NOTICE is hereby given that tie mseiing Of Tia
~ Firs Battalion, held At the City HAlt this morn
iug, In pursnAuCs Of the order Of Col g. W Lee, is
adjourned until 7 o'clock Priday) HFBEING.
Every member Of the BEtta ion Is earnestly requested
70 be pres Mt. MAJ. J. u. HECAdLIH,
Ut PORTER, Secretary. chairman.
ia2g IL
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4 Wagon Traln Captnrsd.
il THE PmLD. Dscanber IS, Is63.

lsBatch am0Uent OF leisure IN The hurry Of sveniB
70 add q few brief particulars Of the Bkirmishing Of
the past few days and thereby attempt 10 complete my
record Tou must make due allowance for my diseOn
nected and trsgmentary story when ron consider the
disadvantsgsE Of writing for ths Epss7Odie mail fscili-
q 3 within reach. No wonder Mickey Free exclaimed.
q" Bad buck 90 Ills marching.
In tha diminishing OF yestsrday the enSmY showed q
very heavy force. Our position was nearly four miles
this side Of Bean station, an the edgs-0f = elsarisg
Tbe enemy made their appearance il the timber on the
opposite side, and made several attempts TO drive Us BY
8 charge. Finding our position strong on the front
they marched around upon our right, when Sen. Has
call pui the COnkie battery. uudsr Lieut.. Pease, IN po-
sition, ana sheiied them. The rebeis In turn brought
3 battery int play from commanding hill, aad As
night advanced the Sighting mersedinto 3 hrisk artillery
duel In the nigh our troops fell back, and marched
until 2 o'clock this moroing, when they biTouHrksd ~
Ehe rnadsIde.
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RTCHNagD Blush MANDATORY

III prosrstor Of tAs RIGHMOHD
UrACf0RY. southwest sorner @ hnaaa HneA
streets. is prepared . supply the aAde ela ~
~e,or4ifw ~Hh Brushes for haEklnE WluaHa&lnss
clothes. ETC., AZ the best manniaetare
Ths hlshsrt priess viii b. psid for Rrttes and hair
al ~ kinds. snd III rorous having any on heHa VIII
$500 $780, ths-nafsrlrnsd. Nho VII Eears EGns-
portatioas
iaIfLm N -
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Gsasral Slezgis IL C0mmaad-Arrival eT s6a.
GrazPer's Forces.

On Wednesday the retreat continued, tho cavalry
under Gen. Stufgis. WhOh had just arrived aud succeeded
Gen. Ehackeif0fd in command. astonishing with the
advance Of the ezemy. The infantry Of he relr guard
was the division ef Col Hsrtrsuft, Of the ON ourpE
By night our main body had arrived at this point and
here The hnsl stand Is 70 be made. We have bean
reinforced BY me command OF General Granger, from
the srny Of the Cumbeflaed, and our men have
thrown up iatrenehments across the whole sweep Of
the valley.
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