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We were shown yesterday letter from q
intelligent citizen Of Paris, France, to an estimi
gentleman Of Louisville, which gives some accS
OF the feeling produced among the French BY
battle Of Manassas. It states that this great vi
ry Of the South has produced in Europe ProfO
sensation, and led the public mind to the conclul
taat "ten millions Of men, who are battling
their homes, their families, and their fortunes,
not be subjugatea-" The. letter indicates that
French people are deeply sympathizBg with
south IN the conflict now going on in this eounl
and that sreeOgnltiOn Of the Confederate States
America by the French Government would eel
the chord Of responsive Joy throughout the I'd
heart Of mighty Franee.-LOuisUiHs CosTisr, 4
10
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SUPREME Court The Supreme Court met in this
city yesterday. The Hon. E. II. Ewing, who has
been appointed by the Gov. special Judge, in the
place Of Judge Caruthers lately resigned appeared
and the oath tn support the Confederate States and
the State of Tennessee and the official oath were
administered to him by the Hon r. j. Mckinney.
We understand that there il general feeling
among the members Of the bar, aud Of the suitors
in this court owing to the state of the country Snd
the absence of Judge Wright. to postpone all lti-
gated courses to q future term. Il Is probable,
therefore that the court will adjourn after an un-
usually short ssssion.-Kaor Rsgistsr, Sept. TO-
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ALBAS1, Sept. &c. s Brown. Of Key Y
Florida. was arrested at COOperstOWn last ever
on charge of treason. A large number Of lei
were found in his possession from the South,
papers of an important character.
After the arrest an effort was made to rescua
prisoner. by his friends The resOlute behavid
the officers prevented the accomplishment Of
purpose. The officers viii leave with their pris
for Fort Lafayette.
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Expected Enlargement of Gen. 3. r.. An.
dersOn,s Brigade with the Enemy

WUNNWNI'N ".
We are permitted to make the folio wing extract
from private letter, writes by Gen. S. R. AMBER.
SON, in command of MANEY's, HATrox's and FORBES,
Regiments, dated at Big Springs, Va. Sept 4th:
81 have just returned from visit to Col. Hat
ToN's Regiment, eight or nine miles in advance Of
Gen. LoRNG. ! was in sight of the enemy. leave
in the morning. ooih my brigade, to drive the enemy
from his position. He is reported to be 1900 strong
and convenient for reinforcement. The result will
be known in two days, and you viii no doubt see it.
By telegraph before you read this. Our boys are in
high spirits and expect victory. Ipray it may be
signal and with little loss"
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the Fort Hatteras Prisoners.

We learn from the New York papers that on the
4th inst the prisoners taken at Hatteras Inlet
transferred from the rigate Minnesota to Fort Wood
on Bedloes Island and to Castle William, on Cover
nor's Island. Owing to the fact that the Navy De-
partment intend fitting out the frigate Brsndywine
as possible, it was decided not to have her
converted into prison ship, was first designed.
Therefore the plans sltered-so that forts not
ships, viii be military prisons. The New York
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I'D ~ MestIng at Ithaea. y !

On Saturday 3lst ult-. one Of the largest meet
was held at Ithaca, New York, that ever as
bled IN that town The Town Hal Wss crow
TO excess, and so large was the number Of per-
pressing for admission. that, on motion Of
Chsuncey Grant, they adjourned to the Par
Here they were addressed by AessFs. Mellow
Ealsey, who advocated peace IN the strongest tsi
The meeting was composed Of the most respect
citizens and farmers from the neighbOrhOOd, Al
whom were evidently Of a very different
from these Northerners who are now eOngreg
at Washington.
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ESCAPED learn thst Mr.. E. J. Marshall, late
telegraph operator at Psducsh, who escaped with
his inst uments the day the Lincolnites took pos
session of Psducah, has arrived at Trenton, safe
and sound. A detachment of Hessian cavalry was
sent in pursuit OF him, but he managed to elude
tbem.-Msmphis Avalanche, Sept, 10.
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SOD the RnnnwnY.

WHYB will Pay a reward Of Twenty Dollars
w apDrehansi0n and cJmmittnE TO jail, 90 that "
them lin any county In fsnnessssl Of DAN or DANIk|
bis vile CAROLINE. Dan s about 45 or 5oyears old
and about5 feet 10 inches hghs slender Mako oas 81 hs
n crookad AID Be walks The aide Of Bis foot had Aea
kers when be len, thOlgh b may cut them %; had
suit Of leans and Fair Of shoes, black WOOL hAt
also Carolins 70 y yeaEs cid, talls blae
woman quick spoken, three Of Der side seh. abovs
the front teeth; bar hair long, and plated aro
hsaa. No other marks rsoOllscied Va think hey are
their way e Kentucky, and thenea 70 Ohio
address us - AHrfressbors', Tsnn-
WILLIAM HALL
isRtl0-E4t ABNhB suhna
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STTUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY, Of Southern birth and education,
n qualified TO teach any Of the English branches, Id
Sbtain stuafion IL q school private fanil-, IomsH
he south For farther Information sdiress apply
n. o. GHBEl
o7v3ts No Public Square, Naahsills.
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SALE UNDER ATTACHMENT.
On Thursdays September 10, az 10 eel
BENZ. r. SHIELDS 4 COMPANY

NTYILL sell, on account Of " O. shaw, D c, a1
w Cover, @ @, the stock Of O. nfsetionarisS, \
Glass Jars shOH-Ca Is, Tables, Chairs, Carpets, a.
the property Of RssTes, IN avor OF Irving and
and Others sale positive. Terms cashi
BENZ. =. SHIELDS 4 90 i
EsplO-tas No. n College
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The reputation of the States that sent you here is
now in your hands. If wrong is done, blame will
attach to all. Then let it be the duty of all to re-
strain the vicious. Let not the laurels so nobly
won on the 10th inst at the battle of the Oak Hills
be furnished by single tresspass upon the property
of the citizens of Missouri.
The quartermasters of regiments will purchase
all that can be had in the country for your use.
Let it not be said of u.s. that we not gentlemen
as well as soldiers,
BEN. MCCVLLoCH, Brig. Gen. Commanding.
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The Richmond Examiner Of the 9Th says: Gen
A. SYDNEY JOHNSTON has, as we anticipated several
days SINCE been assigned to the department of the
West, and put in immediate command of the opera
tons now in progress on the upper Mississippi A
better selection for so important command could
not have been made.
BLoCKADE OF THE POTOMAC.
The Richmond Examiner of the 9th says "Before
many hours have elapsed, the Potomac will be eff
fectually closed by powerful batteries, and the
water avenue to Washington put under strict block
sde. The reason for not doing this at an earlier
period was simply that we had no available force
sufficient to protect our works, which would be
likely to encounter such formidable movement on
the part of the enemy to destroy. The Potomac
has been shut up and force is there ample to de-
fend our batteries and defy all corners. The river
is no longer naVigsble to LINCoLNs craft Those that
try it hereafter are apt to be sunk and have their
crew and passengers dispatched to "DAvY JONES'
Locker
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ProcIamatiOn OF Gen. HIcCOIIoch.

The following proclamation of General MCCUL'
is in happy contrast with the federal generals
who have shown a remarkable talent for stealing
negroes and depredating upon the country where
ever they have an opportunity of doing so:
HEADQUARTERS MCCULLoCR's BRIGADE,l
CAMP AT POM SPRINGS Mo-,
August I6, 1861
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III august lasL produced an Impression, mere anu
elsewhere, unfaVerabe to a large majority of the
members of the Union, it becomes necessary to
affirm that, had the above Preamble and Resolu-
tons been introduced in their present form, they
would have carried by an almost unanimous vote.l
PARTICULARS OF THE CAPTURE OF THE STEAMER
JOHN GAUIT.-On Sunday evening, the 9Th inst,
the LINCOLN gun boat A. B. Taylor, took fOrcible
possession of the steamer John Gault, in charge of
Capt BUNCE, at Paducah, KY, upon the alleged
ground that the boat was conveying freights to the
Confederate States We learn the facts are that the
Gault had Collector CoTToN's permit to store the
freights intended for Kentucky at Smithland il they
would be received there and if not to deliver them
at the different landings on the Cumberland river
in Kentucky. When the Gault arrived at Smithland
the wharf boat refused TO receive the freights Ac
cordingy the boat proceeded up the Cumberland to
Ross Ferry, at the request of the owners of the
freighs who were all citizens of Kentucky, for the
purpose of reshipping. After dischsrging at that
point the Gsult returned en- route for Cairo where
the remainder of her cargo was consigned, and upon
her arrival at Paducah the LINCOLN gun boat cap
tured her and ner officers and conveyed them to
Cairo the former as prize and the latter as prisO
ners.
1t may be proper to state here that the Gault is
owned in Kentucky and was engaged in freighting
for Kentuckians and LincOntes at Cairo, with the
permit of the Collector at Louisville. Whether this
invasion of Kentucky g neutrality by LINOOLNS min
ions will excite the ire of those "oyal Kentuckians
who have watched with such jealous care every
movement on the part of Tennesseans and magnifed
every possible step into invasion" remains to
be seen. This invasion of the neutrality of Ken
lucky can find paliatiOn. Capt BUNCE. of the
John Gault, has run in our trade for a number of
years, and we are assured by those who knew him
intimately, that of the strictest probity and
honor he stands unimpesched, and we are satisfied
that in the present instance he transcribed no priv
ilege granted him.
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An UNsVNNI1.alFOl4 IO I77II71'Is
The Richmond Examiner of the 9th saws

few days ago, Col. Albert Rust, commanding
one of the regiments from Arkansas, and now sta
toned at Monterey, proposed to execute most daT-
ing feat, which, but for untOward circumstances,
would doubtless have proved successful and
stamped him hero Calling for volunteers for his
enterprise he accepted the services Of eleven hun
dred men, and, with two days ratiOns, and stripped
of all superfuous clothing and accoutrements, he
took crcuitous trail intending and expecting it to
bring him out in the rear of the enemy at Cheat
Mountain. His plan was, soon they hove in
sight of their camps to fire but one round from
their guns and then to close with the foe and to
the bayOnet and bOwie-knife. Gen. Jackson was to
cooperate with him by menacing and attacking the
enemy in front so soon as Rust should develop his
arrival in the by firing. Unfortunately for the
success of the enterprise, the trail had not been
previously exploited and, instead of CARRYING Col.
Rust to the enemy's camp, took him six miles be-
hind it, IN direction which rendered it i'laccessi
BILE, leaving them other resource but to execute
an immediate retreat. So confidently success
counted on, that Gen Jackson drove in the enemy's
pickets and waited nearly half day for the signal
sflRusts arrival in the to the attack
N front
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sale Of Lots.

FINDER . deed OF trust, executed By H Scovsl 81
fer for sale At the court house IN Nashville, Sat-
the 18th Of September between the hours 81 10
number Of excellent lots in McGaVook, adjoining tie
Nashville.
Ths terms are cash. and the right % rsdsmptisn exp
retained. FR CHBArHAd
septl2-d rrzs
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Louisville and NashyiIIs RaIIrssl
NOTICE To SHIPPERS.
FARmERs, TAKE NOTICE.

FINITE further notice frsghtl FOR Ihipmsnt 70 Maeh
and intermediate points will BE- rscsiVsd until geld
seplO J. D. PHLEEGER, Al
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shsllgive to the brave and the pure heroes of lib
erty virtuous and just
"Ho soldiers TO gallant rest,
Your truth and Valour bearing:
The braves the tenderesi,
The loving are the daring"
AFFAIRs an RICHmOND.

News, Runners and Gossip.
GEN. JOHNSTON ASSIGNED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF THE
WEST
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Finy DoIIars RewaTd.

Fifty Dollars Reward.
an Saturday night September 7h. two Negro Ven ran
bnron Ms Harrist Owens, Of EAgeFills- Williams 4
Tenn 30 traces Of hen having been foaHd since tEey u
Is supposed white IS attempting 70 nanags th
cape.
will give Fhy Dollars reward for the delivery Of fai
to ne, thtir deposit In any jail In the State Hhsfs "a
Be had
DESCRIPTION:
One nAne1 Sam, black color ,Ab0at six feet hish, vel
pounds
One named Simon, The description Of which vii ans
that Of FAM they twin rohsfs, and rasssli each
90 close that Il Is dcalt esgEste am the her
HARRIEr OWElfa,
EagsTlle, Williamaon equity, "a
BsPtll-dlWs
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Special Auction sale OF HOusshOld
Kitchen FuFmAtuFe.
FOR THURSDAY M1RNINs, SEPT. 18th AT 0d|
PRECISELY.
We viii close without reserve on account o. removal
ssptiI BENZ sHIELDs 4
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EAEIHEEN95 EAEAE NULELEs
"TANTKD.-3,BOOb uBhss good Potatoes;
" 5000 pounds choices Butter.
HARSH q TRUET1
seplO-dI9 Al Bro,I
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BOARD wanted.

Wsuld like to procure Boarding in private faz
Nashville or vicinity The country preferred Weak
two bedrooms
BLANFON DUNOA
sspt1Id2t stCluad
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NEY HOUSE, No. % Cedar street, formerly Oecup Cd
NJ is for rent from the 18th October Rsxt.
n. WATsOl
Sept 10, '6l-dlv Eo.1ls High 4
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WANTE ID

A the Claiborne Machine WORKS and Foundry 81
~ class Blaekamifhs and Finshsrs. % whom dne Va
steady employment will be gsaranteed
sepLli- q
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WANTED.

A servsnt. cslorsi or white, 70 do hOussHOrk. Ap
n Union and American Once.
ssptlld3t
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CAST STEEL.
"TE have snail lot Of Cast Steel for sale chap 20
w ssptI2-dlm Hills 4 MOOl
NAsHvILLE, Sept II,
TEVHE Bank Of West Tennessee, at Memphis has dspt
Funds At the Planters Bank Of TsnDessss, At Mas
for the redemption Of its n0tss.
ssDll9-5ns B MAY, Clsr
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SUSPECTED OF BElN1 sFi'
The Richmond Examiner of the 9th says /:

II. Kelly who claims to be Baltmorean, was
arrested on Friday within our military lines at
Manassas and brought to this CITY, on suspicion of
being a spy of the Illinois ape Kelly said he made
his way through the enemys lines without obstruc-
ton aad asserts that the object of his visit to Vir
ginia is to engage in some mining operations with
party residing in Fredericksburg. He was con-
signed by our vigilant military authorities to the
city prison, there to await further Investigations
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THE FIRST CONTRIBUTION.
The Richmond WING of the 9Th says

Six hhds. of Tobacco, consigned to the "COnfed-
crate States,' arrived here on Friday from North
Carolina by the Richmond and Petersburg Rail
road and were sent for storage to the Public Ware
house. This is the first loan of Tobacco to the
Government, of which we have been apprized.
Whe will send the nextlot? By the way, Tobacco
is pouring into this market rather fast for while
we are ready to manure ali the soil between the
James and Potomac with the blood and carcases of
Lincoln's myrmidOns, it is Christian duty not to
tempt them hther too strongly by concentrating our
agricultural wealth at any particular point.
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HEALTH OF PRESIDENT DAVIS.
The Richmond Examiner of the 9th SAYS /:

President Davis has so far recovered from his
recent severe attack of illness to have been able
on Saturday afternoon, to take airing in his car
riage 1t is hoped that in a few days his ealth will
be sufficiently restored to permit his resumption
of his active business habits. This will be melan-
choly tidings know, to the sage and saint of the
New Yerk Herald and will prove, we guess" as
bitter as NORWOOD to the LincOlnites generally,
but its announcement will be hailed with earnest
qualification throughout the Southern Confederacy,
and we rejoice to make note ont"
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For sale.
An Engineers Level.
A perfect Instrument may Be 81 Miss Golstoa'S
n ing House, summer Street, near he Catholic Chs
ssptlldlte
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Lite 'nsu,s Dce
Those desiring this saf,k a"'cbeaaSst pr,,ec,
ton Tor the families, Ga" secure it IN nu
Wis "lis u C"mp,ns. has ,irrt becoin,
u reality, tate institution, having Agent.
md p,trn,s among the hest business men in Il:
the pr nci,ai lawns IN the S,..e !, is nn i,n
ger ii miitrr of d.nIbt IN ,t Life in.nrl.,ce CA;
Ia. conducted ~ well in Wlscu,, in A. ~ u,,nec
ticut ~ amy Other Casters, ,tatrs. .#
Thus while duty dem ,lds tl,,t men shout,
ms re- their lives. it ,i~b 'icm nd. Liza, TIL,
should keep thrir money ior investment ~
home. onfient that our surc-s. his beeI
more than equal n ,,l.t 81 the most "unrec.
drn.r'i." would c',ri'ally Invite al our c,,i
z,ns to cali at the flee, ap.th west car. er
Main and Wisconsin streets, and ex,in'ne to
themselves y. X. DAt:G r.. PRESS.
A.W. KEL,"sa, ~er'y.
G. L. SCDr lgcnt. NcGreyor, Iowa
MAY 80 lS6' vi.
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t.oikAl uN.
DROkE away from ia" rom If the FH1As
ID Ni>ss.i ii House. So Or. ~, Iowa NJ -
he tl'h in T.. one lar. nnlADLE OK.
with one white i'ots on i"w.r i.nr' Of hi.d
legs crum led horn> and the ."int at tie left
broken III. Wa, in good ORDER and would weis ID from
lit00 to L. 100 ib.. - .'' = .'-r - = z.
ANY rel uriinS aid Ok tot Mis- fsippi Iiou q.
N'a;rrg"r. or uh- erer ~ OFT M>siaM l"ws. to the
care of 10 III " urzor, will DO rewarded ,-rsilv
JOAN URZER.
Old Mi sian, Iowa. 1s6ws~
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Iate5t A(eWs.

The Aruyo arrived at New York on the
Slst with complete arms and equipments
for l2 900 men.
Sew ;nty-nine clerks from the Treasury
Department, and 80 from the Patent Office,
were discharged Frilay--evidcnccs of their
diyloyalty being manifest. Right; lrt the
Augean stables be cl,ansed. ..."
The California Pony Express has been
discontinued. 1t was a g. d institution,
but could not compete with lightning.
Our pick IS are steadily advancing down
the Va. shor of the Potomac, and hay.
air a'y crossed Ocot U n creek.
Price AMI McCullrcJ, are said Q have united
their forces ut Necsho, in southern ., and
await Fremo't's coming with the intention
t. whip tn III, after which they propose Il
march OH St. Louis.
The great Naval Expedition has beer
heard from off Cape Ha,teras.
A London letter to the N. Y. Times saw.
the British ship Fingsl has sail d from
Clyde with enormous military stores for III,
rebels. .#
1t is reported that the rebels u!,,ier Floy,
opened fire upon Rosyncra,.'s army on tn
LIST, near Gauley Bridge. NJ particular
yet rcc,ivci. .... .. ...... ....
The British ship Ariel arrived At Phil
d'lph'a on tn, 81, in charge Of pr ze crew
She was captured while attempting to ri,
the tlocka,e ut Charleston, and was ioade,
with salt
1t is said that Gen Mcclellan will ST,
continue in actual command Of tn army o
the Potomac.
The London Tim - in nm editorial say,
England has r cognizci the bockad. an.
must abide by it. To break it woull stat,
t'er reputation, and she will not COMM
such an act to save her manufacturers"
The Bombay Undia Gaz tie, says tina
~ another year England need not Look fur
IN than India for cotton.
Tn, Northern Light has arrived from A.
pin"all with $S7S,yOU in treasure.
Fairly on Sunday morning, two freigl
train on the III. Genital r. X. near Chica
- ta'"c il, collision, by tiieahs Of which tw,
men, u tirsman and eng nevr, w>rv Instant,
killed. ...
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ANY Of our r-ad.rS afflicted with
>cro,ula NJ S'ro ui"u> con-, .laiut>, will II,
well to T. al the REMARKS IN our = lvrrt,>,iup
columns respecting 1t But lutte OF the
nature of the disur:ur has bcs known by
tn. pe"ple. and the char exposition Of i,
there CIV n, will prove acceptable aud use
ul. Ne have l"'.g admired the searching
and able mann 4 ~ wi.,cn DIX. AVER treat
"vr. Ill ject h iotcir>: u hat Yer has Ia.
attentl'n at all, has great deal Of it. b
nia>terS what tie Undertakes, aud no on
"ii" has particl""i feeling tor his aM :cir.,
fellow man, can look with ind,tf r>n., upo..
MS l,',ur> for abe sick. Read what he "a,
It Scr hula, AMI Sc. in how I. " words An
i'o~ CLEARLY he tells IL more than We Il
havc known ol this inisi,ous and fatal IN ,la
~.
sun. phisA, lphia Pa
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LET THE bnsr. --.A> Il gen, raj thing til,
bsst article is the ch ape>t in the end
especially is this the Case with d u. D..
Lad Il Co.'S CHI m;cal Salera,u>, an artici
which every Ole who has tried 1t will su,
'SjuSt the thing for the purposes it was
i.ade for. Ii i. manu- attuieu and iur sae
~ Wholesale, hy the pr p.i,tnrs, 1T / 4; ph.,
Menroe Co, n. Y, and tyr sale by .no>,
wholesale and II tail dealers every whv;e.
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Dl ED

DIED rs %sFn#sa
In this place. on she ~ int. of information q
tho Lowell RANkiN WAU0M. age ~ Wears
Oc over ~, 1891. Of n,,hrria. Jsssls MALIxpA
Laughter Of wlaai ana Mary Aien IT, &. I'd 2 year
II m'ntI> nm I Q iUs.
Farewell. Little j. IL,
hsu Mt done With his life .F5 q &
Thy Shirt ~ e u t"nnd.g harque,
With >'ng and vlndl 60. rite,
Zoe gliding TO I: xlmv shore,
: hat lhh IN 'unHy light heicre. skA
AMI oor the wi,d shall wait tEee
Among tie grove 'hn- lave
The en- Grad their k~Lding honghs
In Il ~ FRI al " We
And =, u, Il t,.,e hal, The mns ri Q
OF hap Ter word. and raia,er SHE. 1
.,iEi. PARENTS"
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KEROSENE OIL. ExTRAQUALITY AT
CTS. by the Bbl Just rscs'! ID and 70. s.!s D.
OO Oct. I, HOFFMAN, bENIoN %
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WELL Dc>E iowa This young Stat
has raised fifteen regiments o, iniantr,
md four Cavalry, equal to ~, OUO v,lun.
t 'er>, when Is tar b You'd h:r quota W,
tax back all W. sa'd the othrr day, thl,n
ing doubt upon her zeal in the Uninn eau,
~nc has now grt the start OF seine o. h.
western Si.,ers. U,tnH Tribune.