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The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. ]. G.. YOUNG'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,

ISL CLAY ST.. OPPOSITE UPPER CORNER OF PLAZA,
SAN' FRA.NCISCO
Late Professor at the Unicerslty, Pennsylvania
rs THE PIONEER ADVERTISING PHYSl-
| clan of California. and the only one who re
ceived a Collegiate Medical Education, and is
better qualified to treat and has cured more cases
of Private Diseases than any other Physician.
For reference, see all of the papers throughout
thp State
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE.

HUNDREDS OF those who have CONTRACTED dis :
Ill ease are disappointed Of a cure by not call
ing on DR.. Young at first. He viii forfeit any
sum If he fails to cure any disease that NAV
come under his care. matter how long stand =
ing or affecting. such us ulcers tumors nodes.
lunches, pimples on the face and body, pains
in the bones and loins, wakelulness. trembling.
copper-colored sores. wasting of the bones ema-
citation. loss ofappetite. strength and flesh, sores
in the nose and ears, loss of hair, weak eyes
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
He He He He. Ma EIa Ha. HHO EHO Ho,
How FUNNY.

a LAS! CRIED !, POOR MAID YOUR SKIN.
IA though yellow, coarse and dark as sin. and
pimplcd treckled. sunburnt, tanned, spotless can
be understand d-all such defects are cured elope
when washed with Jones' Chemical Soap Your
teeth your breath, you Il not dispute, when wash
ed with Laionts Soap Teeth Root. white as the
driven snow are made, though yellow, tartared,
dark. decayed; and fragrant. pure and sv eet your
breath. though putrid foul as rotten death; and
that red hair, though now as course as any name
or tail oil horse, silky and dark 'twoud be made
to live by Jones' Coral Hair Restorative; all
dandrud, seruf would be removed the hair stop
ped falling and improved. The articles above
spoken OF are all we represent them, and are
sold at reasonable prices, (25 cents) by every
respectable Druggist in California.
Agents. Crane Brigham, San Francisco.
October 18th, JSGl.-ly
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

The public attention is respectfully requested
to the following
Card from the Grover &, Baker S. NJ. Co..
The public in their eagerness to supply them
selves with Sewing Machines making the GRO
YER Il BAKER stitch, must not forget to pur-
chase them of the parties who alone are autho-
rized to sell them All machines sewing from
two Spools and in which one needle only pene-
tratcs the cloth. and having a feed which allows
the material to be turned at will are infringe
ments GROVER Il BAKER S. NJ co.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
OVER $4,000 IN USE!

WE BEG TO ASSURE THE PUBLIC THAT
w the well known reputation of these Machines
for RELIABILITY will be fully sustained, and
in our rapidly increasing business the same care
will be faithfully exercised in every department
o. their manufacture. Every Machine sold by us
is WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

From the Boston Wedical JouruaI
Although we are opposed to the system of ad-
vertsing. for good and sufficient reasons, still we
deem it but Justice to say that Dr.. Young is one
OF the mostiuduStriousand indefatigable votar-
les OF the medical science in the United States
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

The following are selected from volumnious
accumulation of testimonials Of the Press of the
United States. and from eminent Professors Of
our institutions where the practice OF medicine
Is tnnlrht.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
a ard from Elias EIoWe, Jr.

All persons are cautioned not to make deal IN,
or use any Sewing Machines which sew from two
spools and mike the stitch known as the GROVER
& BAKER stitch. unless the same are purchased
from the GROVER d BAKER SEWING MA
CHINE COMPANY. or their a gents. or Licensees,
and stamped under my patent. OF September 10th.
1916.
Said Company and their Licensees, alone are
legally authorized under their own patents, and
my said patert. during the eXten ed term thereof,
to make and sell this kind of Sewing Machine,
and all others are piracies, upon my said patent
ana will e dealt with accordingly wherever
found. ELIAS HOWE, JR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

A Toronto paper publishes the following dis
patch from Quebec, showing the estimates made
out by Mr.. Gait, fov tho year:
The ordinary expenses are estimated at s.,
$4,000. and the extraordinary @5,334s5O max
ing a total SUN Of @l2526 sou. During the first
quarter Of the present year there was a falling
off 10 the customs revenue of 1888, l4J, compared
with the similar period OF 1861. The decline for
tue whole year Is estimated by the finance min
lister 20 reach 100000. The receipts from this
source would, therefore, De SI375, $50 To meet
tho deficiency, Dir. GaIG proposes, IN the first
place, 10 Issue provincial oEchequeI bills for So
SiI 900. bearing t.O per cent interest, ledeema-
bic on four days uo-Ico
He also proposes al excise duty Oh beer, sPiC-
It's and IectiGcd spirits, which he estimates will
produce S7S5.5-G Tobacco is 20 be made to
contribute % the treasury to the amount Of SC25-
900 from an excise duty, and . license fee trcm
manufactures, Mr.. Gait also proposes to ask
an increase on the duty on teas. sugar, mOlasses
and tobacco, which hs expects to bring him ST.
sos, 572. a small stamp duty is proposed The
finance minister also asks for "a repeal of that
clause Of the bsnk charter which requires a de-
post Of ten per cent. ON government securities,
IRON which he c~outamglajes obtaining q revenue
Of $50 600. Articles paying an import custom
duty Of twenty per cent are 70 be placed on the
fifteen per cent list those paying teI on the
seven and a half and the articles paying thirty
FIVE per cent are also 70 be reduced. Mr.. Gait
says the reductions in the tariff are equal to the
new taxes 70 beiwp07ai-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

Tho TjcFsburg Ufig las The New Orleans
Detr. of tine 29h, from which the following is
made up;
Very ht,5. business is n-rug done in the city,
but provisions ag" graIu"..y arriving, which VIII
relieve the working Glasses from the danger OF
want. 4 EIous owsu, with Que eye, and
badly marked NTH tha ,wHll pUx, was arrested
on a charge of teg0rriur herself in a very vio-
lent manner. ose refused JrE we her name, but
declared she would kill Gen, Butler, and that
tire Yankees were aIl q very edicgl0sus set. Col.
\. a. N Dudley. Of the 2}56 Massachusetts, reg
iment, has been appointed assistant military
commandment of the city It has been ordered
that religious services be had in the different
churches of the city as in times Of profound
peace, and NO prayer for the destruction Of the
Union or fJrths success Of the rebel" viii be
tolerated Gen Butler had an interview with
the officers Of the Southern bank on Thursday,
and. after 2 fuI hearing, the bank was ordered
90 pay al their leEnsitCrs, upon demand in
such money and according TO the p DIVISIONS of
Butler general order ITO. 30, which we publish
ed q few days since The bells which were ia
ken from the churches by the order of BeauTe-
gard were .hipg.Ft On New York on Tuesday last
in tE- ship North America By order OF Gen.
Butler
The Daig a.s ,a.E united IN one costing
and placed on line Ta-l ~J taueuil Hall. Butler
gives Notice gasr rHn nU.aj of subsistence will
sell 60 iaul,i,- Ter e.u.uuuti0u- ia small guam
titles. pork. beef tg9- and bacon at seven cents.
aud ten cents lrs d.a- The steamer Connect
arrived .a Thur .-.|iUg, bringing a
large supply 81 naval sta IS and heavy mail.
J. p Tweed, @. Cincinnati aud l. W, Fox
came as passaUgs.= Fg~is tGa new postmaster.
In the marine column -r fad that lLe schooner
Pathway cleared for E.s... and chat the United
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

Intelligence from our lines yesterday states
that q portion of oUr forces engaged the enemy
between Hanover Junction and Hanover Court
House about one o'clock of the day.
The enemy were JepUls6d and we took sixty
seven prisoners, all Of them belonging to Col.
K%errigan's New York regiment.
Fifty-three of the prisoners, among them 8
Federal captain, reached here last night, and
were carried to the Office of the provost MARSHAL
Their statement is that they lost eighty IL
killed. Fourteen of the prisoners were so badly
wounded that they could not be transported
and were LETT behind Among them were two
Yankee lieuten8nts-
About four O'Clock the fight was renewed, and
very heavy firing, which was distinctly heard in
the city, was continued TO about seven 0 clock
We learn that the bulk Of the Yankee forces
was posted on the farm of Col Williams Wick
ham, former senator from Hanover district
1t is thought not improbable that the enemy
been moving down his forces from Fred
ericksburg, and that the affair yesterday is a
prelude to a general engagement to-day-R5ch
mOHd EIamJuCT, HCg 2-.
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We have received a letter from stag saa al
the army, ia which be dwe'Is earnestly ua.. the
importance, indeed necessity, Of supplying .ar
soldiers with vegetables and fruits, together Ej.a
pickles, vinegar, and molasscs, os both p D.. at
preventive and a certain cure for scurr~ Tho
army, while on the Peninsula, was unable To-
obtain vegetables, or q proper chang IF Diet,
and hence acquired q sc0r5utic tendency which
it is necessary to c0unteracti slight indeed i0 its
manifestations but sufficient to place us on the
alert
The regulations of the erny present such
great difficulties in the obtaining of vegetables
from hUcksters and farmers. that our CORE
spondsnt thinks it would be wise to rolaz them ,
otherwise government should itself make suit
able arrangements for supplying Dhs camps With
anti-scorbutics. He expresses also the earnest
hope that "our country friends viii send every
species of vegetables and fruit TO market. So
that our soldiers may have the comforts of lite
and the means of warding OF disease
We commend the subject &c tie attention or
all concerned And we nope that a5 necessary
to the furnishing of vegetables. every one viii
plant and raise as many as possible -hioam0a6
Enquire
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Ear .. 1862

yesterday afternoon. the dull. heavy sound of
the csuuOEaGe was again heard throughout the
city 1t was a quiet, sium5erous afternoon, and
the landscape reposed in the warm sunshine of
departing spring, a~ftording to the hundreds of
persons on the house tops q beautiful prospect,
as they looked away toward the north for the
smoke Of the guns 50 distinctly heard in the dis
lance. Two large balloons sent up by the enc
my, were visible on the horizgn at points per-
h6pS two miles apart the s!autng light of the
evening, as the sun declined, bringing out their
rotuniity of form till they seemed two immense
bubbles floating in the air. The firing was CON
tinuad necessarily from four o'clock till dark.
when it ceased altogether.
From what we can learn OF the engagement,
il was fought near Hanover Court House some
nineteen miles from the city, between seven
thousand Confederate troops under General l..
O'BHen Branch, OF North Carolina, and q Yankee
force Of not less than seventeen thousand, sup
posed to be 4 portion Of McD0uelTs command
which had been marched down from F.edsricke-
burg to strengthen Mcclellan Oar inferior
numbers kept the enemy in check for several
hours, gaining a decided advantage over them
early in the afternoon, but were ultimately forced
to withdraw with considerable loss, though in
good order. North Carolina regiment Il have
not learned the number, } suffered very severely
in charging a battery, and fell back in some con.
luSlOn- ABOUT IuIiy pIiSOutIs, taken soon alter
the fight begun, have been brought TO the city.
The effect of this reverse has not been at all dis
printing upon the army or upon the citizens of
Richmond. The confident assurance is felt that
it's but the prelude to a great battle which must
terminate in our favor. When this great battle
will be fought no one knows, Ninety-nine men
out of every hundred believe it must take place
tomorrow. This is also the opinion of the high
officers Of the government. But Gen. Johnston
keeps his own counsels and plans. If the ena-
my had crossed the Chickahominy yesterday in
force, as it was supposed on the streets they had,
the general action would beyond a doubt be go
ing on at this moment. But Mcclellan appears
10 mediate a movement n0TthwaTa, to a point
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ID H.u.i appear from events in another quar-
ser and 70 lack OF Flcm here. that il was a part OF
General lohustOu.s plan 10 draw McClellan's
army gTsdualy TO p point near Richmond, while,
az th6samsU limo. General Jackson, in tue valley,
aeclma,el the army ol Banks, and by meuaciug
Washington, TO place the grand army of the
CguIedaI-cy fl the vantage ground here. These
operations, whether carried out independently or
couIulutlY have proven q success, it would
seem, both occurring in fueII details almost
simultaneously With tue evacuation Of York
town and battle Of Williamsburg on the PENN
aUla. Jackson commenced bis mastery descent
into The valley with the evacuation Of Norfolk
Jackson made another telling stroke and, with
the taking mp OF the present position Of General
Jobnsr0u's army 90 tine Chickah0miny, Jackson
doubled ' again and defeated the enemy at
Font Royal following IL up with the capture of
Winchester and tho eucmys stores
Less than three weeks ago there were not 5000
Federal troops 40 Washington or its defeuses
sou.h Of the Potomac. Washington threatened
from the cast would render the immense io4tiGca
uol5 on Arlington nights value e5s, while On the
east --eIe are 10 Ietelscg Whatever, not even a
IeaCUbt. Tie distance nom Winchester to
Washington, pa a. direct Inc, via Lee5bUTg and
AiaEtudaa, is less than fifty miles, attaiuable III
twgrtv-tyur hours by q forced march, such as 10
ono knows better EOy go accomplish than the
hero IF EoGuslovu, 'FRONT.' Royal and Winches-
ter. We know nothing of the intentions of the
two distinguished generals of the Confederacy
who EaYe conducted tEls strategy through lis
T.T.ls movements 20 I5 present, and IL may be
yl-E. l-lLai contamination, but simply recall
the -..ll.le-i-l events as they have occurred.
hscs..yrl LL4mlH-g, Nay 21rt.
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The operations Of Cen. jackson which H.
suited in the capture Of Winchester, formed a
series of movements and combinations which
have not been surpassed since the days Of Va
p0IsGn Jackson vas as Woodstock Banks.
with his mai1 body, was at STasburg, where he
was strongly iufrsnghing himself He had a
strong detachment At Front Royal. Jackson
made a demonstration against Sjrasburg with
5000 men, who advanced half way 10 that point
from Woodstock with the rest of his army he
suddenly turned 10 his right. faIlupOn the enemy
at Front Royal, utterly routed him, and tOOt
two regiments Banks 20 SL.asburg. hearing
the firing, stsmPeded lyT Winchester. Jackson.
however, was TOO quick for him. He immediate
" set ont from Front Royal, sUspecting what
would happen, to cut Banks sf from Winches-
ter. The parties met 40 the junction Of the
roads at StephzusbUrg. Jackson cut the column
in two. Part fed 70 Winchester and part re-
turned toward StrasburE Jackson followed the
portion that fed % Winchester, took that own
and 2O0G prisoners. and sent Stewart in pursuit
of the fugitivo5 In tho direction of MartinsbWg.
The part that fell back on StrasbuTg has not been
heard from but it 10 does not 60 over the noun
tains, doubtless care will BE- taken of it by the
column Of 5000, already mentioned as deplOyed
between Woodstock aud StrasbUTg.
Let the reader look al tine map, aud mark the
beauty Of these splendid m~Gueuvers. They are
truly Nap leulic.-RtCtWOHd Dispatch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

Tbs UNION FEELING rs NHGiNIA--Ihe
army correspondent of the New York Tribune
writes as follows:
Dligeut inquiry could not establish the exist
euce of more than one Union man in Williams
burg. And, inasmuch, as he has made one Of
our officers O gift of 8 small damask widespread,
from which Magruder had drank wine three
evenings before, it is fair to presume that his
professions Of UniOnism are a swlndie. This
side of Williamsburg, upon the line Of cur
march, no scrutiny with candles by daytime
could possibly discover one Union man or one
Union woman. The article does not exist in
this country
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05
TnF:. ToTifon Morgan and Wal. Ed. Mitch
ei E~NchnngeI.

Capt Carlton Morgan, a brother of John II
Morgan. the famous Keniucky cavalier. having
been wounded in the arm at Shiloh. went to the
mouse of a friend in Huntsville to be taken care
of, was captured when Mitchell entered tho place
aud was released on parole We have already
published the fact tina; Col John Morgan cap
tursd Mai Mitchell. son Of the General. at Pu-
lasFi, Tennessee. aud released him on parole.
We learn roms some of the c~0l3UeI's squu ron.
that when he released young Mitchell, he gave
or offered him $500 TO take him wherever he
might desire to go. Letters captured with one
ct Cen Mitchell c]0UTiGrs bY two boys, one
eighteen the other sixteen, years old, between
Huntsville and Nashville, disclOses the fact that
young Mitchell went to Huntsville bearing Col
Morgan compliments to his father. 4 gentle
man from Huntsville says Gen. NJ took his son
around TO Capt Charlton Morgsu's quarters aud,
Introducing him, remarked 10 the Captain
would not hzre taken $4,000 for you, but your
brother has captured my son and has been so.
Eni 10 him. Jta. I am constrained TO propose
an exchange OF you for him., and you are at lib.
sTty O. procure IT, and viii furnish you with
any amount of money yoU may need We uu-
deTstaud the exchange has been effected Gen.
Mitchell could well afford to be magnanimous
with Col Morgan example before him-EHor-
rfH- prvi-fr-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MUNICIPAL

ON THURSDAY, the 26th instant / will open and
~ hold an election ia al Wards Of the city Of Men.
ph r Tor the pJrp),s OF e.ectpg tie following officers
Tor said city Tor the ith corporate year, to wit
Oua Mayo
one Guy itecoT1eTr
One Tax Collector,
O. Privileges
Oas WtaTfm6steT.
Ore thi-f q Police
Two Aldermen uI each Ward.
Pay Aldermen 250 dollars.
No pay Aldermen
ASH L. ELI
jl5-lv Sheriff az shelby County.
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NOTICE !

OFFICE OF MISSISSIPPI CE1TR FtILRlEE|
LpIPAET. p
HOLLY SPRINGS, lay -j-h Isd- =
IL Consequence Of rus 0Ccu yalan If EeT Orleans BT
i the energy, prJTsi-u csua1t De- made for obis-r 5ls
OF this ccuPauy, payable gt tbat EOur On the ls- Er1E-
no audFJhsrest-=r Therefore. holisU q such la---
are heSby a0Jidsd 10 pre- EFT tha saus for payu-H. ar
0Ec-. 10 interest viii De- para on such cslus s.--
YitY uuls-s presented here VIXEN dra sGl payment
Ion6s and interest coupons maturing AMI Gsyaal- In
York, vii be- pad at IBIS Cibcc l~ersfte7 instead
Df5Ngw Orleans.
BY order Of the PrG.iiec..
Emv2Q In A Mr.nNICl So
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

GOOD NEWS-We have been favored with
the perusal OF q letter addressed to gentleman
in this city, from which we have been permitted
to make the following extract
Two steamers ran the blockade this morn
ing They bring large quantities Of powder,
saltpeteT, army acC0utTements 5000 Enfield
rifles, etc
1t would be imprudent for us to name lh- port
at which these stesmeTs arrived, their usma.. or
even the date Of their arrival Suffice % o. say.
the news is reliable, and we venture 90 EXPIRE s.
the hope that we may Ue authorized 70 chronicle
soon more good news Oi The Same sort "-Jr
iqHtG E7taHigsHCeT
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WANTED TO HIRE.

GOOD NEGRO o or = HIT MAN, to
"A cook for = mess in the Shelby Grays, at Corinth.
Liberal wages viii be paid. Gail at
WARD & MCCLEIL lND,
mv-gIw Corner Maia and Ada n~s.streeTs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
THE BprTLE OF CmICKAHoMINV
,oofrsorsL PARTICULARS
a,as or sas scac,o, aoiSicyy.

-
.t.u,r l,., r-.2-A sc..i,l dlsra,cb 10
.r. sr...a... E.r.9 Atlanta tina rL gives 6r.
.r.t. t.,- moan Richmond
.,. ...,r. -. t. trI saws fl was
.n..,....I o, ,.,r,7,v ut oua O'Clock p. NJ.
...4.. a.. ,5u.5o,,.. ah,pf eigbt miles
r.,, P,,Er,rs Orr, ra,rs. under Gen Long.
.t,aet ,,sr. fr, attack Tho FIGHT lasted until
a.,If .,rr,.r- g. A. and resulted in a Coufade-
/ rnta victory after hard and bloody battle.
We .an.or.1fl s easmvs camps. breaztwogts
o.. mecca. af artillery. driving him back com
nlsrs.g
The Fa5sra.s renewed the 6gbt az suuiiss On
Sunday morning. and ats,mptad 60 recapture
Inn, ,.,. buf ,.as driven h.c, and sga,p de-
faa... loss wa, much greater than ours-t
is believed % ge nvs to cue.
General. Lee. Johnston aud Ples.dsa, Davis.
~ r, .f. -r-r.a rb- F-s...r farce. ,y-r.
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INTERESTING 70 TRADERS,

DARTIES having goods that they wish turned into
/ cash, will realize the highest prices and have their
business promptly attended to, by sending them 70 A L.
& Co, 25I Man street. Daily sales Of all kinds
Of merchandise. AL. ANDREWS co,
Auctoneers aud Commission Merchants,
mv2Q-Iw Isl Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

~ 1t is stated that iron containing an alloy
of manganese and zInc. which is so hard thatno
file viii touch It, has been produced in this
country An English manufacturer now pro
duces a kind Of steel which possesses great su-
periority for railway purposes. lei called the
homogeneous steel, is tough and ductle. and
has q tensile strength Of forty tons to the square
inch. Converted into railway bars, it surpasses
in durability case-hardened or steeLfaced bars.
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p

We have ever on hand y large stock or tine ABOVE aud
other sssso1Sble goods. Further supplies arriving.
We will take Confederate Bonds, Treasury Notes
Mississippi Notes, Arkansas War Bonds, Gotten Wool
Wheat, Corn, Rye, HIDES, Dried Fruits Peas, Seeks
Jeans, Linssys, Butter, Eggs, etc., as market vaius, Ia
payment Of accounts or for goods.
CASH psid for W00L-wsshsd Or il the dis
nos Taylor 4 McEWEg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

.He Lad news li1aday evening OF d disaster
IL Gen. H--l4 command IL Southwestern
Vi ---, bus, d rue intelligence OF 1t was not
entirely uy-u.mst, aud, at any Tule, very uuwei-
comic, we were uo, lu any haste to announce IL
- Four readers. From what we have since
learned. is appears that Gen Heth was badly
whipped. l0siOg two hundred men aud two
pieces Oh artillery The fight took place at
LsTIsburg last Saturday. Our force was about
eighteen hundred men, and, although unwilling
to believe il, we are constrained, from the best
Information we eau get on the subject to think
that ",,y dates- was accomplished by an inferior
force OF the eu~emy-Rlcfn0Hd Examiner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

z We stated some days since, on the au-
r1oHry IF the Knoxville Register, that the con
script law was suspended in East Tennessee.
That paper Of the 2ssh, says: We learn that
II Is a mistake. TIE law has not been suspend
ed, and IS liable 70 60 into effect at any moment
i is a general Jaw, intended to operate in every
Safe eff the Coufederacy alike, and, we pre-
sumo IN due times viii be put in operation here
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