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sta squirrel. aid tired one barrel. mortsy wousdng
rar and kiil nR two mes and wosndine smother. Ths
Ystkees pursued ire sergeant short distance, when
they returned their fallen commander, giving way 10
the widest demonstrasiope Of grief. Hearing that
i.ii, taxing s sish sSsa their dead and wounded
compsDions with tho exception Of Ear who
dsn.ss ior ,hs spirit sSss ssma,sd them vas saas
short time after their departure paddock and
Yankees expressed The dstsminatcs Of rs.nrpiDs for
him. His spirit has doubtless this rsachet the shore
rsvslisr rslurna Though one Of the implacabls
enemies of abe SOUTH and one who pursued his rancor
ncaion that ever wiss rssaecwbe,hsr found IN TREND
or ios-ths most indispusabe courage.
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The Wounding or MosDy.
HIS CONDITION FAVORABLE.
From the Richmond Enquirer, Dec -.
This gallant officer we are glad 70 loarn V st IN r.
thenc accounts which have reached that Col Mosby
s"npiHs' M % about % four = nile: nom Utpsrvie towards
place Of yondexvous when he was met by small squad
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In that vicinity before He was soon convinced OF his
mistake however and rsrs..sd ssnsirs there being
the srsas which perforated the LEFT lung He reached
private house near by, afsr having been sft in sup
been removed 10 safer place.
tn. sALI rA.IEp TO , sSTEn MS rs. BOWELS. oo
lFrsm the Richmond Sentinel Dec. ~
Colonel Nosy received the wound Of which mention has
already been made, while at supper in the house OF Mr.
Lake FauQuier the 2st inst He was shot through
. window. The Yankee who shot him, but did. not
know him. robbed his person. oven TO pulling on the
ing as he len him. that he would do no harm The
bali entered the side above the hip and around the
9qs Sn hs his
his wound s mot worse than 10 supposed viii soon Be In
the saddle again
Particulars OF the Fall Of saltville.
[From the Lynchburg virginian, Dec. 20
We have received particulars Of the fall Of the
salt works They were attacked Tuesday
by whole force Of Burbridgc numbering about i've
with artillery forces being commanded by Colonel
Robert Preston, and numbering is said not moro
than three hundred and MY wnen d 1sn1 , e. IN snsy
Yankees succeeded in reaching Fort Brecknrdge one Of
the main deenccs Of the place, insoverpowerng num-
Colonel Preston, deeming impracticahle 70 hold the
longer then ordered the execution He and three
Il was believed that some others would succeed in work
Ing their way out The works fired the next morn
Sssn done and that sSsy will be in operation again in
month. The Yankees did not remain long, and arc re-
ported to have left Tor Fast Tenpessce Abingdon We
understand they destroyed two entire blocks OF build
ings inciadng the Court House and Jail, oce of the
vvgaian and private resdences besides the railroad
buildings.
nss A Movement from Memphis.
A UNION RAiDIso PARTY REPORTED TO HAvE
LEFT MEMpHIs FoR MISSISSIPPI.
IFrom the Richmond Examiner, Dec. -.
An official despatch received at the War Department
yesterday states that expedition left Memphis the
2st instant moving eastward on the state Ine road"
BY which designation, presume, reference IL made 70
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Tho despatch says
th the force consists Of brgades Of negro infantry
aud brigade Of white cavalry and that the advance
had reached Fayette depotino doubt La Fayettc''
station on the railroad mentioned which N thirtyone
miles from Memphis The object OF this movement had
not been dovoloped when General Taylor reported II
canuot be directed against General Hoods eomunica-
tons the force s insignicant Tor that purpose