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CAUTION.

Alb persons are hereby cautioned against tress-
passing on my premises either hy hunting fishing or
in any other manner travelling through my felds as
viii enforce the law against all persons so ef-
Tending. MARTIN FICHTRER
Harrison Tp.. July S. 1861.
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Ann0unt&rnGntG.
Legislature.

we are authorized to announce the name of
Gideon D. front, Esq, OF ST. Clair Township, as
a candidate for Legislature subject to the decision
Of the Republican County Convention
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

nj Office is hereby given that Letters Testamen-
IN tsry, on the estate of Joseph Barkman, late
of Monroe Township, decd, having been granted
TO the undersigned, all persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate, notified to make inn
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them properly authenticated
OF settlement
JACOB BARKMAN,
Executor, residing in Mnroe TIP.
June 81, 1861.
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Poor Director.

Mr.. OVER Mr.. Adam Ulrch of Middle Wood
berry Tp., will be supported for Poor Director,
subject to the decision of the Republican County
Convention. MANY.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-07-19
DWELLING HOUSES
FOR SALE.

TVyHE subscriber hereby offers at private sa
two brick dwelling houses, situated in the
town OF Bloody Run. Both houses ar new and in
good order, the lots the usual size.
The tuhscriher occupies one of the houses, and
will heerfully show both to any one who may call
on him. JOHN M'ELHANY.
Juns q, lS6l.-tf.
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% Reader have you seen Prof. Woods ad
vertsement in our paper. Read it; it will in-
te7est you.
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GRBAI CURE.
8n T,gT,ANTn'g
Anti RHEUMATIC BAND.
+ Is THE ONLY KNOWN REMEDY FOR
i.heGEiatism, Cont and Neuralgia,
AND SURE CURE FOR
I'LL .HERCURfs7L Diseases.

1t is q conveniently arranged Band, containing
medicated compound, to be worn around the Waist,
without injury TO the most delicate persons, no
change in habits Of living is required, and it ca
tirely removes the disease from tse system, with
out producing the injurious effects arising orR the
use of powerful internal medicines which weaken
and destroy the constitution, and give temporary
relief only. By this treatment, the medicinal pro
prieties contained in the Band come ia contact
with the blood aud reaches the disease through the
pores OF the skin, effecting in eeeyg instance a
perfect cure and restores the parts sffeted TO
healthy condition. This band is also most pow
erfnl ANTT-MEEouRIAL agent, and win entirely re-
lieye the system from the Pernieious effects
Of Mercury. Moderate cases are cured in a few
days, ano we are constantly receiving testimonials
OF its efficacy in aggravated cases of long standing
PRICE $500, to be had of Druggists generally, OF
can be sent by mail express, with full directions
for use, 10 any part of the country, direct from
the Principal Office.
No. 400 BgOAWAY. N, Work.
G.. SMITH Sc CO., Sole Proprletors.
N. B.-Descripfiue Circulars Sent Free.
For sale by B. f. Harry, Bedford.
Dg-AcExrS WANTED EvERYwHERE.
June 28, 1861.
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allegheny Male
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY,
Esaimsburg, Bedford Co., Pa

REV. ". ". BRIM, A. NJ. Principal.
MISS A. L. BRIM, Preceptress.
MISS L. J. BRIA Teacher on Piano Forte.
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.3D.NLN YTP .gTOR.S .NOTICE.

July y, 1861 b
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-28
From vYestern Virglnia.

Special Corrseoaenoe fhs Nashville Union and American
HUNTERsvHLE, Va, Nov II, 1861.
Editors Union and American: This day having
been appointed by His Excellency, JEFFERSON DAVIS
as one of fasting, humiliation and prayer 10 Ais
mighty GOD, for His blessings upon US as q nation
know not how better and more pleasantly can
employ portion of it than II writing you a few
lines. Surely we have abundant cause to acknowl
edge the Divine assistance and protection when
we recur to the success that crowned our
arms at Sumpter, Bethel Vienna, Manassas, Laxiog-
ton, Springfield, Leesburg and Belmont and are
constrained to exclaim, mot unto US, but unto Him
belOngeth the Vic tory" and bow our hearts, il
humble alteration and praise, and trust in the III.
ture that. "He may give US victory over our enc
mics preserve our homes from pollution and secure
to US the restoration of peace and prosperity"
You will doubtless have heard before this reach
es you. that our Brigade had been ordered bach
from Green brier Bridge to this place distance Of
some six miles, where two Regiments seemed
doomed to spend the winter, without as much as
the hope, as I believe, of being permitted to see
much lees meet the enemy.
Ours has been hard lot in Northwestern Viz
GINA, in the fact we have never been permitted tC
meet the Hessians. Had we done so, under any
thing like equal advantages, it wosld not have re
CURED prophet to have predicted the result, as
three better regiments of Tenneaseans never cOnsti
tuted Brigade.
Col. HATToNs Regiment has been ordered to the
rear, in the neighbOrhood of Warm Springs, leav-
ing the lst and 18th here. Huntersville is any
thing else than pleasant place for winter quar-
ters but as we are Soldiers in the defence of our
common country. we must bear all, brave all
Some dissatisfaction existed amongst the officers
and privates of the remaining Regiments a
of Col. HATToN's command being selected
as the one to retire to the rear, it being con
tended the lst (Col Nancy 50 yhad precedence OF
the score of seniority, Gen. ANDERSON being or
dered by Gen. LORlNG to retire one Regiment
promptly made the decision according Il
his conception of military usage and rule, snl
that was,as this was post, Col. Massey being th'
senior Colonel, was not only entitled to the CON
mand but that had lie been ordered 10 the rear,
desired to remain here, he could have claimed tn,
right on the score Of seniority to have done So AM
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his request would doubtless have hssn granted b
Gea, LoE7So, who Is In command s. i was, how
ever, Gen. I.aRIso sustained Gen. AsaERsoS 8 is~
eision, aud both officers and men are satisfied, !
believe with the anRl decision, and are becoming,
If not inliy, satisfied with their lot,
and win at once. ike good soldiers,
as they sre, witk cheerfulness and
alscrity proceed to build huts and render thsm-
selves As comfortable as possible
No particular advantage that can conjecture,
will accrue to Col. HkTroN's regiment over those
that remain here, except the fact they are twenty
five miles nearer the Railroad, ont Of the mud and
perhaps viii enJey to a greater decree The alyanr
tages Of society.
The health of our Brigade is improving, and
although we have had a large silk list al
the while, the fatality has been less thar
in any other Brigade in the State, that
has been in the service as long as we have. Gun
entire loss not exceeding fortysfve men.
Gallant boys, my heart felt deeply for them Al
they struggled with disease and death, away from
home and friends, without any affaotionate mother
kind sister, or loving wife 10 administer to then
comforts IN their last illness
HThey sleep far -7sy, not Lowell one rSy tr.ad
so s0f ~ aro1nd their lev, marrow TED
They sleep far azay, Kind hand 70 trace
| ross srss to marx their last resting plAcs."
] Peacs to their ashes We win eheriah with fond
ness and affection their memories, and they viii
be regarded az heroes by grateful country, upor
whose alter they offered up their lives as s sacri
fee to the cause Of freedom.
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A Rich HauI.
From lie Cincinnati Gazette, Nov. 8

from the Cincirnah Gazette, Nov. s.
increased audsciIy on the part Of the Secession
lists might De expected, as nstural CONSCIENCE of
the change in the military affairs in Missouri. The
telegraph brings one Of the first effects of this in
the capture Of an army train of fifty wagons and
FIVE hundred oxen in Cass county on their way to
Sedsa. There is, however, one satisfaction in this
it is regular.
KANSAS CITT, Nov. I6-A, wagon master just ar
rived gives intormatiun!of the capture by the re-
bells, at three O'Clock this morning, mile and a
half from Pleasant Hill Cass county, Of fifty veg.
ons and five hundred oxen on their way to Sedalla.
Whea the wagon-master escaped. the yokes were
being burned, and preparations were made to burn
the wagons. The teamsters are all prisoners.
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DesirabIe ReaI E.late for saI.

81 OFFER tor sale area uamodsting terms, ny very i
bic tact o. 90 ceres o. land The Nashvile and ca
Eailroad eight mii sihvlIe, st the Antoco Dtpot
soil Is good Is We Hatsre1 vic three bster fliinE pr
ous blick kitcheu, imoke Lcule bTigk servants
with al Necessary cur LoEsess al handsomely lea
Vepisare c0ufoTt.
For terms apply 10 Q. ". Nance IN Nashville or to ne
pssnises-
NJ erop and stick VIII be sold with the lind Il desired
n0Y2f-d1m" JAAEs v. IA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-28
Announcements for the Militia.

Under the act passed by the Legislature of Ten
nessee on the goth inst it is made the duty of Cap
tsins of companies of militia to collect the guns
belonging to citizens within the bounds of their re-
spective companies. 1t is also made the duty of
each militia man to bring with him to the muster
of his company any guns or accoutrements he may
have. In this connection it is very important that
Captains and militia men should understand that it
is their duty to collect the bulletmouds belonging
to the guns, and that powder-horns, shot-pouches,
qoih ponder and lcad, should be brought in with the
guns Wherever guns are found these articles will,
to some extent, be also found and freely contribu-
ted for the defence of the country. The distribu-
ton of lead especially, will, for time, be attended
with delay and it is the wish of general officers, as
we are informed, that supplies should be obtained
so Indicated
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ArtIlIerrmen unntea.

n AN AUTBORIZEp, By ords-. from General Gheoa !
Low to recruit Tor ossFsa Jaeksola B ate y, AZ Cel
Ksntuekys
CAPTAIN jackson Is edusstsi. gsiiant ani acc M
officer AMI severely Eoanded 10 the battle u Belm0d
ing Ais 70 General Pillog-
havs authority 70 receive results Tor twelve months,
hen into services. and send them BY road d
Quarters a. The Rereivers Office, No. ~ Cherry reef
JANIS a. COCKPIT 4
NV. &c C2F EieuIelant 10 Avail
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IN CHANCERY Ar LAFAYETTE
ElJ.h Roa.k Va E. u Fishbura and olh1r5.

Elish Roask 70 2. Il Fisbbura and otzrJ.
ON tbs firing % tie conpiin nt5 bill, and Il appear
tbs satisfaction OF The OF r and Master that the d
ant, B. II gh5uru, Is a0n-rssdest of he st- Of feur
and without the reach OK process from ihs urt, x 10
fore oaered By the Clsrk and Maser nat pubicalsn be
for four weeks in suceessi5n in he J0 and 4nleri
newspaper Published in tbs % Nashville, requunr
defendant to appear before TIE Chsneery Coar 70 BE- Be
Macon county At the Court House IN The eEu Of afays
the drgs Friday after the sscond Eoaday il ftuary,
10 plead or demur 20 uPiGinanis Bill the
viii be taken Tor confessed, AMI Sc Cor hearing exPa1
him REIOE,
November g, 'Gl-H4t-pr's Zee - CLERK and MEl
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NASHVILLE EDGEFIELDJ a KITTUd
~ 81 81
Rail Road

THROUGH ROUTE TO TIE WEsT AND THE 80
OOmmensing wednesday, Nov. 81, IS
Trains will ru1 a. follows:
SID M-Msmphis Express-Euns daily, makes conne
FOR al points est and South Distance o. orier and I'D
thsn By zEy other route
$50 M-Freight and Accommodation Ira n--Dsly (st
eTcsptedl kuus only y CisEksville.
Memphis Exprrssarr IN Nashville AZ IO:f5P.
AccommC dation and Freight TIsius arrive az i2:3O
Through Freight for NemFhs, &c, leaves ca uesday,
days and atHrdaysa a. $50 n Freight Iecegss up
e'clgck noon
Through Tickets for sale IN oolless Street De OF FOR Me
Hickman, Columbus, Humgoldt Jseks,n, Mobile Nav q
and other places. a. hHDEhEOS.
uov2i II accsl
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JOINT Resolution TO cypress of tbs General Assent
upon speeaiations laon the skies 81 the Courfy.
Whereas, IL is beiieved that there are person.
the STATE Of TenrEssee who arc 30 lost b natri,
ism as 10 engage = spCCulatloR in articles 6eocsu
~ TO the maintcES0cc and comfort Of tlc army
the SOath
In many instances assuming tte Character
agents to the military authorizes, they have. ID
believed, purchased many articles from tie hone
and patriotic masses at extremity I5N trios
which they have and VIII turn over T. the Arrny
immense profits, thus robbing the pazriotic nass.
Of their substance the Solder Of articles necessaI
to smooth his rugsed pathway, placing the prie.
Of necessaries Of life out Of the reach Of his fan
ly and Increasing tds cost of everything purchasa
By the War Department. Therefore,
ReSolred By tls General Assembly II d Sals
TsRassses, That we the Representatives Of the De
pie 10 so!emnly declare the action Of such Peep
as wholly unworthy the name Of Tannesseans, ID
patriotic, selfish and contemplate. and reco1
mend the producing clssses Of Tennessee, to I'll
no couutensnce to such speculatcrs. sell them rod
ing. avoid them as you would LsPer or Jud
Iscariot
But we do not by this action intend 70 iupuI
the motives Of honest traders and spectators. vi
By their enterprise and industry may assist
bringing the products Of the country to mar ]
without desire to promote their va interest
the sacrifice Of that Of the South
EDWIN A. KIBLE
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
EDw4RDS CHEATHOi
Speaker Of the Senl
Adopted Oct. Slse 1861.
A true copy T. f 3. RAY.
Secretary Of State
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IN CIEANCERY Al LaFAxETTE


ON the Cling ofths eonplsinsats bill, and it apFsra'
the satisfaction Of ths osrk and Master t1af ne
Ant. " Maxsy Is resids1s % The STATE o. Tenn
and without the reach Of pros,s1 from MS court g a h
ordered ~ the CLERK and Master tst puhclt on be
four weeks IN succession, IN the Cli0u and Ansric
newspaper pubsaed ia thsey q Nasasill- requrinf
fandanE to appear before he Charcsry Court, 10 De
Macon c1unty, az the Court Hou-es Ia us town % La
o. ls fifst ffday ait8r the second MONDAY feifuuy
70 plead. answer dfmur 70 hs csuplai1ant's bill,
will be ta1ea confessed and ssi for hearing
10 hin. @. PRICE
Eovsuber y, '5.-w4s-prs ZEE 50. 0ielE and Ms;
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btliy Of the news Is owing "a Sic absence OF Ger
respondents. One Of the most disgraceful eanards
wss that which made the Balls Blnff disaster into
victory. That was done BY the suppression Of
the newspaper correspondents by the Government.
When their letters came to hand the truth was
exposed Another notable instance Was the giori-
Gus victory Of Gen. Nelson. Gen. Nelson has no
newspaper correspondent with his column If he
had We should not have enjoyed that temporary
triumph.
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BARN BUESSG --Darirg the present week !
barn Of Joseph A. Conley, the Clerk Of the CoaTI
Court Of this County, was consumed By fire
posed to be done by an ineendiA-y. Loss s3|
This is the third barn burnt In this county. Dad
J. Cars having been consumed about three wee
ago, and Uriah Hunts some two months ago.
advise our farmers 90 have 8 special care q thI
barns, for their burnings are becoming too frequs
-J0nsSboro' Union, Moo. %.
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A Cotton Uanard Exploded.

twas announced with great flourish of trum-
pets that the expedition against Fort Royal had
captured 50 900 600 worth Of cotton enough to pay
the expenses of the expedition. ThereupOn it was
shown by the New York Tribune that The expenses
Of the expedition amounted to more than siSOO,-
900; and now dispatch from New York, dated the
18th, says:
"The reported capture Of two million dollars
worth of cotton at Beaufort is pronounced 8
canardn
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PRIsoNEHs TO BE Court MARTIALLED.-By an order
issued by Col. Wood late in command Of this post,
and confirmed by Brig. Gen. Carroll, at present in
command, land, we also learn, approved by the
War Department at Riehhond,) the prisoners now
in jail at this place on the charges Of bridge burn
ing and treason, will be delivered TO the military
authorities for trial by general Court Martial On
Thursday next-KRorvite Register, Nov. 26.
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Gen. Hunter RepudiafeS the Price.Fre-
mont TreaIg.

The following dispatch is published in the Cincin
natl Gazette:
ST. Louis, Nov. I6-General Hunter has sent
letter TO Gen. Price by flag of truce repudiating
the treaty between Generals Fremont and Price en-
tered into November l, and has addressed letter
to AdjutsntGeners Thomas, setting forth his res>
sons therefor.
The Chicago Tribune endorses Gen. HUNTER as
sound on the eOntraband y question: and the radi-
cal Abolitionistl are sure he viii carry out their
programme, and this encourages them.
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bit o. Jeans cloth. lie owner can ksTe q ~ a
u inv 70 the undersigned - the odcs Of iis Isun
NV sI5t JOHN rsv RLl
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HOW Fremont was Out.GenornIed.

The Chicago Tribune gives currency to the story
that Gen. Fremont tried to prevent his removal by
providing that mo such messenger should pass
his lines; and that he was crcumvented by strata
gen. three messengers having been sent, with three
orders, one of whom was to be the Ostensible mes
senger and to allow himself to be taken, in order
to throw the Gordon of guards off their guard,
while the other two, in Disguise penetrated to the
General; and that Gen. Fremont, when he received
the order, demanded of the messenger, Chow did
you pass my lines.7 and then would have suppress,
ed both messenger and order, if a soldier had not
Accidentally heard of it, and spread the news
through the camp.
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UNH's - fsreEsrn al persons from q adisg for
given ~ ne toHenry 1os,er, fnr sghty-Gss doliar
the 26th Of december, lS62, tie note suduiea
tanned, don't in end to psy l..
Mt. View. October 2sti, ls6L NARY O. GAIN
nov q C3ss
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SENATOR PICEENs AGAIN DCREss We learn
that Senator Sam1 Pickens was arrested yesterday
BY the military authorities and committed to jail
KAorvige Register, NoU. &C.
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GUNNY BAGS.
To News vendors.

VHE laws OF the Post OF c. Department o. tie CoBiei
sta'es require that vs-dtrs Of DeFspsper1 ard psTo
shall psy he posage ard prccure TIE rcst stamp upln
copy before placing The ike Of traugpoTtad1
sale trsDat therefore all persons engaged i
business, that viii prosecute each snd all Whg piOat
iaid law. an aware Of Violations in
hereby notify the cEsndfrs q a. unefs prumpt and ac
settlement Is IN mediate MAJ legal sps viii be q 0c
ken 10 punish thsn 70 The e1ssnt % q lAW-
wv D. McsfsH. 2 y
ncv q 81 d. Nashville, I'd
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Che Present Past and Fnture.
A GRAFTON delivered By Colonel W. n. BIIlsO 81
n Vile, October l2th, isGl. Prize ce-ts - mai
ce1ts
A lbsral deduction nae to the trade.
nov ssdlm GREEN ii1GAi
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On Monday night last, two ladies, who had been
Visiting neighbor and were returning home, came
in contact with fellow the railroad and one OF
them remarked that they believed that box was
stolen, which il is presumed he heard as he went
ahead little ways and threw it the fence into
a lot They captured the box and it proved to be
clothing for some soldiers in Virginia, which be had
stolen from the western train that had arrived a
short time before. The scamp made his escape
Tougsboro Union, AOU. %.
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strayed or Stolen.

AN TIE l3th iastant large black forGe, Sd nc 81
~ hands high, nsElr shoa, al und and gso1 oIded
neral yard Si he given for The recovery Of ssi horse
uog2s c. MANsON q BR1El
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FHBIis ACTS ana IkssolutIsns ~ shs Tsz
nesses LeEfsiatnre.
ti-sL1EaE0 n A17E0a17l.

Al Act 10 smsna s iax rsspstng Hosis ln.ys, sai q,
EsaPans
b z enaclsd bg 1s GsReTa Assembly Or Rs S51
Of Tennessee, Thst all laws forbidding the iunuort
ton, manufacture, selling or giving away Of Bow
knives or other weapons, and all laws proh ibiti7
the carrying OF pistols, Bowie krives and on,
weapons, openly and uncOnesaled, be suspend.
during the enlisriig the war.
EDvrS 4. EErBrF.
SPEAKER S ihs House OF Repressntativay
F0v.lRD 5. CaEtrntv.
Speaker G. the Senate
lsssel October 90.h, 1861.
A tras rePJ: JE.R. R4x.
Secretary Of Stsss
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Bfae Powder.

NINE Grained Rifle Powder, jus. rcsTsi aaI Ger "a
III lots % sit -urchasers, By
H.. III tcIIER, Apolhscarg,
nov 81 2. Cedar s.
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brilliant Achievement OF a Federal GEN.
GEzi.

= ON the Cincinnati Gazette, Nov. g.
Il Is reported that Gen. Sherman has arrested G.
2. Buell. correspondent Of the Cincinnati Times, and
is crying havoc and letting slip the dogs of war
generally among newspaper army correspondents.
The specific offense of Mr.. Buell. Is not given Ger
tainly he has not disclosed anything that General
Sherman has done, and there seems to have been
the best possible guarantee that he would not dis
close anything that Gen. Sherman was about to DO.
Gen. sherman Distinguished his accession to the
command in Kentucky BY inaugurGting a vigorous
war on newspaper correspondents. Great expecta-
tons were raised By this Of energetic prosecu~
ton Of the wsr in that department. People said if
he is so formidable to friendly correspondents how
terrible he will be to the enemy when be meets him.
But unfortunately for the public service the war on
the Dewspaper men exhausted Cen Sherman's en-
ergies, and his campaign in Kentucky closed as it
began, with a general attack Oh newspaper cores
pondents The same fatality seems TO have attend
ed all our Generals who have distinguished the NJ
selves by their achievements against correspondents
It is the custom to charge the unfounded and ex-
aggerated reports about the war to tie newspaper
correspondents. slight reflection on the facts
will convince any candid mind, that the unrelia-
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Gen. CARROLL has issued an order requiring
cOfee-bcuse keepers and all others engaged in re-
failing liquor, to close their houses at six o'clock in
the evening.
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For Rent,

|gVHE CITY HJTEL sior rem flr lsGl. Apply 70 II
4 Ensley CT d, II Howard. ~ 81
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special Correspondents Of tbs Nashville Unioa sid 4stiasn
System q epionassUnionists TsceTing sasporInt
ing from Grays0n untyFeisrals crossing at NoodseH'
TeSeTous stray At frankir-BTeek ridge At Rochester
--Uritsndsn 81 Cslhoan~Ruu5red engagement, &c,