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TIE srsPENsIoS.-The New York Pos. NJ La,

Taf srsrENsIoS.-The New York Pos, OF ls,,
evening says: VI 'as'
Wall stree. wears a new face this morning. The
"a usment or the Mason and Slidell controyersv
Ionowed oy a suspension Of specie payments ~,
ne banks. has produced marked snIect in " iii
wet. The stocf Exchange 10 rampant, and
PSS !" VIC speculative shares are two Der cent
and In some cases FIVE Der cen, hIabs,P mn
wa great excitement on all the active sioc +. aSsD
caued the transactions being largest I'm NJ, ~
Central and Erie e ." We" OK
Gay, the stock market since Is nat and ny,cn ~ e
SnS pr cent and In some cases 2 Z NJ, g.,
"e TSs me highea points touched at the board
me foreign exchange market IL al stsnS.,,,,
thls morning, pending the rise In ~ 49,, Z
gold. The premium on gold win IN e 80 oi
ns sse - las the Ia,. Of exchange and II! he
Pfoens onsoRied state Of things sInon0 r. ~
Hoo dealers 10 10 difficult 70 ouots ~ - VIC ohI-
oon. some OF the leading drawers mama no ti,,
yes no business OF moment hes bsen 49,, ~
The Secretary Of ne Ttea.u,v h. ,,,..,..
assistant Treasurer or this port, ana inst,sct,u1.
o. nke nature have probably been foTyYsTt -
y Ne govssamsnt officers al other promin-nt points
sosPendspecie payments on ali cIstIa. - sS
principal and iRterest OF the pabitc 49,, we
49, On we Ia OF January. Public creditors VIII
- eAosPuens named, sns now paid I'm I1ni,ss
,Ss s.,os , ma notes The Assistant Treasurer Ar
80 seMe ume ceases 70 redeem IhSxe pots, hn,
rec zee ali denominations, whether n"vetI ous
- c sora OF elsewhere, In payment OF DEBT, dns
". soaao laffln2 am0nQ the bank. tb,.
@ofhlnx, several Of the leading insfitn.io..
Iang 20 Yep Into the line Of suspen,Ion TT.
Sssmiesi, City and America, and one or tw me
49, Psylng specie today whenever d.
Gus inroads upon their reserves we an. Eli
sscerain. The Chemical, it will BE- ,sms %
nered, maintained specie payments in Iss9 sns
The present effort will be equally succes.fni enes
we near q We go 70 press that the d,ssenf,.r,.
70 the bank suspension Of Saturday eyvninn MS
eeMhx new aLles, several other large banks b.
RS. The Bank OF Commerce, Mercantile, Lsstbs,
hsnufncfufers', City, Chemical and AmerIc, az
we oelieye) now paying specie.
lie oovefnment viii pay on the I'd Of January |
ne interest on tie public debt In gold. IN. hay
aavtng responded 10 further can OF ~ 500 90 /
N Tie new funded stock, on condition thst Il be
. applied BY the Secretary Of the Treasury.
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No PRISONERS TAKEN.-The Missouri Demo.
crdt OF the 18th, saws: gentleman down last
nlght on The Pacific railroad, states that day or
two ago two companies of the First Missouri cav.
airy wentont on scouting expedition into Saline
and the lower end Of Lafayette counties orr
informant says, significantly. the expedition
that Saline county to- day less one hundred rebel
sconndrels. The cavalry lost four mea
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Spirit Of the Mernins Press.

The Isfslhssaesr corrects a mis-statement OF
df. Russell In a letter to the London Times that
he initiative article OF the Tnislligsnesr upon
he Mason and slidell affair was Furnished by
De State Department." and suggests that Mr.. r
should practice more prudence and discrimlna-
don in his statement Of facts, generally, than he
pfescribes 70 himself
The RepSdlieas has another aing q, the finance
syytem Of Secretary Chase
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FreIn California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. % The steamer sonora
sled on the 9lst inst. for Panama, with 20 cabin
passengers, lbs soldiers, and 81 900 In treasure
OF which S270.000 are intended for England.
SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 2S.-Another severe rain
has renewed the freshets in the interior OF the
State, and the city OF Sacramento 10 again par
TALLY overlooked, but without much damage; the
central and business portion Of the city not being
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PREPARING FOR BATTLE.--A large number O!
smbuiances were hauled TO the landing yester.
day, for shipment 10 Kentucky These vehicles
are terribly suggestive snd their shl pment taken
IN connection with other events and movement
In kentucky, confirm the beiief that 8 great and
decisive battle VIII soon be fought tLere.-Pins.
burg Gazette. 30tA iHSs
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Important freru Cairo.

CAlRo, III, Dec. 31.-Ths charges Of swindling
In lumber contracts at tbis point have been inves-
tigated by Captain Rlllyer. and substantiated.
An immense quantity Of lumber purchased al
80 50 per loo feet was charged IN the bill, at
$40 SO. Other charges Of fraud are undergoing
invests alton.
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REMOVAL OF GEN. SGITH.-Al Indians pal: ),
correspondent OF the Cincinnati Gazette siys
AN order ~ss, or will be issued, from the
ar Department at once relieving Gen Smith OF
bis command at Paducah, Ely. His LOYALTY 10 sus
Pee -
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The Steamer Europa Outward Bound

CAFE RACE, Dec 30 The r. NJ. steamship
Europa, passed here on Sunday, at half-past one
p m. but owing TO the heavy sea and high east
erly gale, 1t was impossible for the news yacht to
place the latest dispatches Including the news OF
the surrender Of Mason and SlidelI) aboard OF
har
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ID The decision of the Government in the ar
nir OF the Trent Is generally approved, and Mr.
secretary Stewards management of the CORES.
pondence spplsuded.
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ID From shiilington, Odeon Building, we
have The Church Almanac" for 1852; an indis.
Pensible, we should think, for all EpiscopaI
readers.
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From NlisseNri.

ST. Lorts, Dec. 30.-Twentv- four hundred and
sixty cavalry, under Col. Carr, with fifteen DAYS
rat'ons, left Rolla Yesterday, destined II 10 sup
posed, for Springfield, by a circuitous route.
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Battle at paducah, Keuturk,

CHICAGO, Dec 3o.-The telegraph operator at
Cairo saws:
"a fight Is going on at Paducah, Ey., "a. dav;
but the Adjutant General refuses IN allow reports
OF II TO be sent tonight We shall probably have
something to send tomorrow for publication
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NEW YEARS ENTERTAINMENTS !

HARNEf'S. ou G.. near Tenth street, il III q
only lace 70 get Jour spIoed aud Pic ~
kled OYSTERS ior your entertain WN faAl
I9snts. Go esriy sni get our supplies SA$
Ihe house wlll he open al das to-nOr- H
row. Toe public Will lie promptly SUP
Piled With tGe beet Cherry Stone Uystsrs up1n
call, Ste= med or Fried, ia Al
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4866
APPROPRIATE

", TSss.s;.f sss.5: osss.sso f q"
81 sAgp hyisTE and Oval Ps iuTtRRft
J.. MARKRITER'S,
nm. Eisht doors above Odd FeiIowm.,, En-
de 81 So
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Boston,.

Republican, 3Ist Inst.
Gin B ostoa, the public
received the announce
nent of the surrender
very philosophically,
having generally antIci-
pated such a finale. The
street talk 10 that Mason
and Slidell were not
worth their board there
or elsewhere -
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RepnblieaR, 2sth inst.
" The city was much
excited last night by the
rumof that Mason and
Slidell had been handed
over to the British au-
thorities, and that the
telegraph operators had
been ordered not to dis
patch the news until Sat
urdsy night. What the
truth Is, we cannot say.
but we understand the
character Of Boston well
enough to know that
these arch traitors will
never leave the shores of
New England alive, un-
less they are stolen away,
as the fugitive slave Sims
was, when he was re-
turned TO his master at
Savannah"
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fEO ). wERTHEiMER 4 CO, tcs
TO& No. 4bx And i6t SgYkSrH Dr., iOf
OpP0Si!s che POSE gEses,
S Iaa,, ,heIr stock of WINES. BRAN0IEs. GINS,
SEG AIRS, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS. sto,.
for sale 1T W holesals Prices ~''
They Keep constantly on hand tine PHILA DEL
rHlA CREAM ALE, IN kegs and hotties. Tor
lars q: isuiilJ use fhs public In general are re-
etostsd u tive them call AMI examine their
"a WEkTnEIMER & co,
4o2 and ia seventh ctr -,
90 ~ SIN opyo. Post OfiicS.
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WANTS.

WANTED-a WOMAN 20 do general house
W work. Ons who can a0ms well recommended.
Address a63 ID street, between Cd aud Sd u"
WANTEr.H. respectable young woman
w SITUATION a. cock, washer and iroDer in
srnal family APPLY az No. loo sIth street, be
tween l. and NJ. IL.
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BOARDING..

GERMAN DIVISION, ATTENTION.
NJ REIDCUARTERS
For Bending Money 10 tiernany and all part Of IN.
Country,
Is NLRkRT SPAcR,
Sfea Of rae Hsrnan Mo- roy9-lm
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STRAYED OR sTOLEN-ou tine nigbt of IN.
: ; xSn lnsteDt. Ton ne.r the NstiopsI n
about lss hands hig h; had on foil set orH2S
cftcer's equipments libsrsl rewsrd viii be paid
vhers4boutz r. ri UsEEp s
de 25-lvs lent erk Nv c...,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
+ II E A T X r.
Miss DENIM ~ hnAMt ASs FAacH.

TUESDAY, December SIst,
will be performed the drama OF A IL THAT Gilt
TERS n NOT GOLD-Marths Gibbs, Miss
Denim. To como nd with the farce 4 THE TT MI
PETERS UGHTER-Msdelon, % Niven
diere,i Miss D. Denim; IN which she viii sin
s'Whack Row de Dow" lt
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GS REWARD.-Strsyed or stolen, asst eye-
2D ming, large sizei grey HORSE ard n
WAGON; horse shOd With shOeF AL round IN
hIsftont feet he uas taken from front of6ZA
CoilmDis Hotel. The Above reward will be riven
land 10 questions askedl to whoever Te,prns him
90 Z. GFFLBk. on New York sv snue, beivsen
lst end 81 stS. de g ST
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- PRESENTS FOR TUE NEW YEAR!
~ alLf 4 SOLOMQNS Respectfully invite at
GEM foosiyed larss sccsssions, specially suited
A iiis- sized original Portrait Of Major General
soott (un, versslIT admitted 20 be the hnest vet
paint ed of q, st distinguished GeneraD on free ex
hlbltiOn AZ PHILIP & SOLOMONs
Metropolitan Bookstore,
do ss-St 33l 70, W., between 9th and 10Th sts.
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%. n. BRvAND,

OsF-A SEAL stNG, aud q FGx-HEkD
~ SKA Y. attsehe 10 ring. with sOrassihn set.
90 reward will De given 10 whoever returns the
Articles 70 thls of.oa. de9 II
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LOST AND FOUND,

T'AKEN up-Ahout Tie Ist al November, 1867,
4 q biscE HORSE, with old sSidle. TIE OwG4r
g requested "a csl for him, pa, and take
hlm away. EDWIN KING,
ct MoFan's stat a., on q street,
ia 81 s. between 2lst and I'D sis-
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s90 SLUT, snswsrs TO the name ofSsS
bort" Great care has besn taken sithsAI
Will be gwen foS iIs return 20 No 500 sth street.
de 81 ST.
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A REWARD. OF FIVE DOLLAPs WILL.
Al be paid for the return Of s red cow, ~uRxkS
which was lost on the ss.h Of December, XkV
% No s36 street. between eth srd 7th. KY
SIS. She had ear mEgks, aud soma white on belly
de 81 ST.
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TO OFFICERS. SUFFERS. &e.--l or sale, ..
Wheeled f Sith R Espd. sSas
times, cost sIs2. Also, New YorK ma act Of
a DHs9is HaInes' with Plated ftinEs VII. oh has
harness, quite new. Apply az SST ksyant 'enth
street. corner Of i, for address Of stsbfs ,~ud
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tEANTED-By a respectable 'girl s SITUA
w TIpN as pam cook. washer and irOnsr ia q
Snail fam,ly. Rstersn:e can ho given &c req aired.
Address 80 NJ Etrest, between ISL and 2gh It,
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TAkE6 UPON Saturday, December 18th, q
u grey HORSE ettsohed 70 q covered a
WACO. The ovnsr IL rec Uested - come IN
Toward prove property, psy ohsrses, ard "a
t.ke him swsy. N. aCKFR.
de Is So corner ed and sts
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TAKEN Upon Th1rsA.y Hisht, s6th instant,
Csredlan hORSE With saddle, abont l2E IN
haads high. This owEeg will come forward, GA
prove property. pey ages ant o. &c hira avsy,
Apply TO Capt JONES Railroad stable. den 81
ThKEN UP ASTRAY-Ou the 27.h nst. 1t .
Ied COW. The O -nsr ls resuested 20 $3.50
come forward, prove property pas charges XA<}S
and take her away. Apply at Yalf street,
de % St. q RERvHS
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WANTED-1rO WOOD CUTTERS 20 when
w steady employment snd prompt paw will be
gwen. Apply for one Wssk. between snp G o olook
o, m ~ HOward's Stable, Seventh street, between
II aud I. de 81 az
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MANAGERS.


ARTICLES TAINTED FOR THE TENNESSEE
Depot Opened IN Nashville for the Relief Of the
Sick, Wosded and Destitute Soldiers Of the Cofeie-
rate States, and especially the Three Thousand in
FirgiHja.
Fiax-seed and wheat bran, for poultices
rose water, blackberry vinegar, pickles, fruit
jellies, crushed sugar, corn starch, sweet oil,
beeswax, cordials, made of peach or any
other fruit, blackberry jam, or any ether
kind. dried peaches, cherries, &c.
Old sheets, pillow cases, small pillows, old
towels, coverlets, comforters, calico, or other
material, dressing or double gowns, -old
shirts and drawers, old pants. old socks, old
handkerchiefs, old slippers, old loose jackets,
long bleached domestic night shirts, flannel
wrappers, pieces of white domestic. pieces of
hickory shrting, bleached domestic for
drawers, country OF homemade jeans for fall
clothing, wool or wooden yarn, country or
homemade blankets and counterpanes, old
linen of any kind, for bandages, Russia duck
for towels, old cotton sheets, and raw cotton
for lint, coarse cotton socks and money to
buy chickens, pay washerwomen, &C., &c.
Contributions must be sent to the Vice
President of each county, whose name will
be published in the papers of the chief town
of that county, and forwarded by her to
Nashville, where each box will be placed in
the Hospital Depot, and registered from each
county, and its destination published as soon
as forwarded to the wounded. dkw-tf.
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our Army orx.nizatIon..

TIE late appointment OF General Smith is
understood TO be in tn .ProgisioraFi army,
although be wall take saak with Beauregard
in the division OF the army on the Potomac.
The appointments OF '-Gensrals' in the Con
federate" army are full. having reached the
Limitation of five general officers, provided
by existing laws OF the ConfedeI ate States
The distinction between the Provisional aud
Confederate, or regular organizations is, that
the former expires with The termination OF
the war; There is scarcely any distinc ton
IN sAs corps OF the two armies, The Confeder-
ate Organization being little more than a
skeleton OF appointments OF regular officers,
which may serve for the Organisation of =
standing army at the close OF Che war.--Rsch-
psoHd Exapziper.
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One of the old and fixed Institutions" of
Nashville, popular resort which has never
been shaken in the confidence of its friends,
i. the establishment of ADAMS, Ewes d Co,
on Rue Deaderick. 1t has been recently re-
painted and considerable improvements made
in the interior, preparatory to the Fall and
Winter campaign. ADAMS, Ewes Il PLow-
MAN, the proprietors. and the attaches of the
house. are about as clever as men get to be,
and no one who calls there will go away dis
satisfied with them or their treatment. Their
establishment always has the best liquors The
market affords, and furnishes an excellent
meal at the shortest notice.
"THE SUBSCRIBER will endorse every
word of the above, for he has had occasion to
know, and what he knows he i never de-
ceiged about.
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Public VI Getting.

40 interested in the success of the Con-
feee;ate States of the South in the moment
GUS sraggle now waging for Independence
and Freedom are urgently requested to at
tend at the Court House, in the city of Nash
vile. at eleven o'clock A. NJ, on Saturday
next.
The undersigned are commissioned by the
Confederate States TO lay before such of their
feliow-eitizens, as may choose to assemble on
that occasion. certain matters of great and
pressing importance. 1t is hoped that full
attendance q citizens will occur.
III. ) FOoTE. w. BARROW,
S. r. CorkRHL, WV. n BILBo,
JOHN JoHNs. JSo. b. McFERRIN,
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aChanee forthe Children.

In the arrangement of the concerts for the
benefit of the sick and wounded soldiers, one
was set apart for Children this morning at
IL O'Clock. This will give the little folks
n chance to contribute their mite, a. we'll as
to enjoy the music. At night there will be
A CHANCE FOR COLORED FOIKs.-The en-
tertainment on that occasion being intended
exclusively for them. With this, the con-
certs close. Whether successful or not in
raising funds for the praisworthy object for
which they were gotten mp, the experiment
reflects the highest credit upon Mr.. OLIVER
and the public spirited lady who has gener-
ously and efficiently seconded his Efforts.
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LADIES TENNESSEE HOSPITAL AND CLOTH
ing association, for the Relief Of the Sick, Wounded
and Destitute Soldiers Of tennessee.
An Association has recently been formed
in Nashville, for the purpose of extending
it's fJrts 10 every part of the State.
and to secure the immediate cooperation OF
every mother daughter, sister. and wife in
Tennessee, in behalf of the destitute. sick
and wounded soldiers, who have gone and
shall go into battle to defend the rights, lib
critics, and sacred honor of our beloved coun-
try. and to guard our homes from desecra-
ton. The object of this association is, by
concentrated and unanimous action, to bring to
one Paint the patriotic labors of hundreds of
women who are equally interested in this
important work The members of the assO-
citation propose to establish a Depository of
Hospital Stores, which will be contributed
by every portion OF the State, and forwarded
by a committee of ladies to any point where
they may be most required, to proper author
tiles. who shall he responsible to the officers
of the Association for the judiciOus distribu-
ton of the same.
OFFICERS OF THE LADIES TENNESSEE Hes
PTTAL AND CLOTHING ASSOCIATION.
Mrs. Francis B. FoGG, Pre- sident.
Mrs. DR.. SHELBY, Vice-President-
Mrs. WM. COOFER, Secretary.
Mrs c. NICHOLSON, Treasurer.
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pgoCI.AmArrox.
Islfsrn e.. Harris, Governor of the
State of Tennessee.

IslIafn q. Harris, Governor of the
state of Tennessee.
Whereas, The Government of the Confed-
crate States having called upon me, through
| General Albert Sidney JoHNsToN, for THIRTY
THOUSAND TROOPS, for immediate service, in
addition to those already in the field, it be-
comes my duty to proclaim to the gallant
| citizens of Tennessee that their country de-
mands their services.
/ Camps of RENDEZVOUS will be established at
| Nashville. Memphis, Knoxville, Jackson,
Trenton, and at such other points as may be
necessary for the accommodation of the troops
| where they will be mustered into the service
| of the Confederate States by Companies. Bat
taIions and Regiments, as they may present
themselves, except Cavalry, VII ch will b.
received by companies or battalIons- The
troops having The right to elect their own
company, battalion and regimental officers,
except surgeons. qnartermasters and COM
missaries, which will be appointed by the
President Volunteers for The war are great
" preferred, but will be accepted for the
term Of twelve months.
1t is earnestly urged upon all who may b.
able to do so to supply Themselves with the
most effective arms the country affords. such
- the Tennessee rife. the double and single
barrel shot gun. These arms will be re-
placed by furnishing the troops with the reg
ular army gun at the earliest practicable
period
Judging from the past ! know that it is
only necessary to notify the gallant sons Of
Tennessee that their services are necessary 10
the common defence, and they will promptly
AID nobly respond to the call, thus perpetu-
ating our claim to the proud title of The
Volunteer State
To arms felow-countrymen to arms
naries of the Federal Government are threat
ening an invasion of our homes, from every
exposed point upon our borders.
Let our gallant citizen soldiery assemble
in such numbers, and press forward with such
spirit upon the hireling invaders, as will
hurl them back upon those who sent them!
Let us call together an army sufficient, not
only to repel invasion, but to punish the ag
gressoT.
To fill this requisition of the Government
of the Confederate States, L, Isham G. Harris,
Governor of the State of Tennessee, by virtae
of the authority in me vested, do hereby pro-
claim. that will accept for the service of
the Confederate States, as above specified,
THIRTY THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS.
49,, In testimony whereof, |, IsHAM G.
LIS, HARRIS. Governor, as aforesaid.
49, have hereunto set my bad, and
caused the great seal OF the State to BE- affiX-
ed. at the Executive Department, in Nash
Vile on this the 26th day of September, A
ID. 1861.
by the Governor: 1sHAM g. HARRI'
j. E. r. RAY, Secretary of State.
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Seeu Puis his Foots Gown.

lAtcorsespondent of the Redmond ExaHiDl-
e says
ia conversing with a gentleman, formerly
Of GeOfgetoHn, ID. C., u no was permitted by
tbe Despot 10 leave " ashingtOn n lew weeks
at II the Bull Run race, quite an amusing
snscdOte Was told of old sect. Mr.. r. II
appears. was waiting in the nom OF the Vir-
gtaia Coriolsnus fUr his passport. Several
o1=isers were also present, who were coByeTs-
fi<s with the old man, Who was listening
- abstTactly. Suddenly shaking himself,
- a To throw of some horrible nIght-uIsre.
az. stall Ting forward in n slight hi Of sren-
~. be brought biz foot sIoleuNy to the floor.
ex&saiming, 10 a voice OF rage: III can't be
sz64e, they shall md take Washington; Tue
-. sg foo< On AZ Poor old man., waking
z.z-ht sleeping, the image vi Beaure gard haunts
his thoughts and fills his soul with dFeai. He
sea hI- life drawing to close, not with the
IlghI Of glory lighting the path to the tomb,
bszs dishonOur and defeat clOudiDg his last
usanents; bis military fame, dear tC bis
k<z Il, dissipated into thin air; sup rsedeo by
= slbsIIern, and derided by the nRaid press
so the hortb, which 80 lately sung Jeans TO
- name, name DOW a bye-word AID =
Eessr, tre, even though his enemies, can
sesrcely help feeling pity Tor the poor, fallen
OF mab, aud look with eomp<ssisn on his
=Ez<ck OF q chisfIzIn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-28
$500

Oh AND WNR--No medicines, which have ever
within the range of observation are receiv-
ing such testimonials of esteem as DR.. s A Weavers
Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup together with the Cam
ker Cure and Cerate which advertised in another
column. They have rapidly found their way in almost
every part of the world, and as Car as can learn,
upon careful inquiry in regard to their effects they give
entire satisfaction in every variety of humors and the
majority of chronic complaints. We have no sympa-
thy with, any desire promote quackery and as
the originator OF these remedies with two of its pro-
prietors regularly educated physicians of high
standing, feel confidence in recommending them to
the public medicines which be relied upon.
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