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MoIe than twenty five years. experience has proved
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large number of the most espec.dble Druggists in
Boston and New York, in ifcate signed by them Il
1854 say:
g The undersigned, having or MANY years been &C
uuHinted with DR.. AARSHALLE CATARRH AND Headache
SNUFF, and sold it in WI sale trade, cheerfully
state, that believe u he eu in every respect to the
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known for all the IN d eases Of the head.
BE Of Cou terGeits!
a fac smile of tbs signat OF the ,,rietor
CHARLES BOWEN. is "ypr bottle Sol .y brig
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T,eya ID. EE9sE'S EIssate,

STATE OF VERMONT, IA Probate tour. holden al
WAsHlNc1oN Di>recr,ss. Montpelier. IN and for said
district on tho l}ih day If May A. II. 1862
MASA HALL, AdnuiS ator the estate OF
a Levi ID. ial late Of Marshied IN said district, de
ceased, make, application SAID court for an extension
Tie tine allow cd him to rny The debts due
frcn said estate, and rcder h admin s;rion account
until some future day.
Whetcupon orteied by said Court thal said appll-
cation be heard he Proh'e office in Montpelier,
the l1h day Of lime, \. h. 1862 and II Is further Oh
dered a' notice be given 10 al persons concernei ny the
publication of hi, oder j Tee Gtecn Mountain Freeman,
printed Montpelier, three weeks SuctessveN, before
said hearing. by The tUn.t.
335+ Attest, 7. II. MERRILL, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT. tThe Hon. the P:Dbatc Cont
TIsrrcT ,HpoLrH. -. for saId bisrcl,--T" III
concerned III The Estate o. Horace Cha field,
lalc Of IA. dolp,r. deceased, EKEEr'NG.
u HEREAS. Xbi Srrele, Administration OF the
~ Of said deceased, requests saiG olrt 10 allow
hin. the further tine Of year ffom ana atcr tie I'm
day Of Nay. y. lst2, make payment Of the Ichls
and cIa,e the settlement of the Estate
Therefore, You hereby notified that said ,plicatl.n
will be heard At IA session If The Probate Court 10 he htG
the rgstc,'s Oftc ia iii0Gfticd, the l day Of
June next 1T which time yJn may heard in iie prem!
ises.
And tbi, Order sh3l BE- published three weeks success
lively IN the Green }ioriiau FfecmaH, newspaper
printed at Montpecr. H. this state the last OF which
publications shall be before the day assigned for hearing
afo esaid.
Given under my hand Brookheld, this cth day Of
May. 4. }. 1862.
BY order of Couf'.
33j+ j. IL. CnEAVELAND, Register
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mo ont entirely eradicating the diseaae. equrin
no charge III diet or business, and nav be iahFn Dy
children and persons of the most delicate CONSTITUTIONS
n, rtectS pirty
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SOLiIIWUN Or FIILNIN

IL. IA. tIlJi'
SOLi('lYOH Or P.IIAAIN
Late A-euto e. : Patent u,1ae. Na-amre0. 't
the Att ul i-.l.
?G stnte street. opposite EiIl. 81" .'''''
FFER an eN-cEsIv. practice 81 upwards Oh 'a"
- years. continues =" srcarc Patents nt'It L@'"&
also IN Great Britain France, aau ether to'r..
tr!ea. Caveats. Sc, ilcatInn5, Assignments, az"
peTs or drawings Tor Patents, rseCHicd On liOti !.
and with despatch. Researches made INTO American
Foreign Works, to determine the vt!lGitl OF t'", "N
tents urIaven,lOns, and legal or other auNiu'tfn'o
all matters IonchiE- the same. Copies .. ne @ih- '
any Patent furnished By renting one !'"laF' '''
menIs recorded Al washington. r,...
The Agency IL not only the largest III NeE hO.I
but through il inventors have adv "9tas's lN S'Vu,
patents, Of ascerainlng the pGientaOlh'y u
unsufpassed6y. ii not UNNECESSARILY superior M
can be oiere them elsewhere. Inc teslln, , ,T gg
given prove that none is MORE SUCCEssrub ~ t
PATENT OFFlCE than the subscriber and as V 5
II THE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES ANY .. J.r
lTY he would add that he has abundant Fea'V" M n.
aud can prove that at no other office oil lhe nh" %
charges for professional services SO modeia.e ,sr
practice of the subscriber dnrlhs '"o! t1
past, has enabled him 10 accumulate vast
specifications and ofiica decisions relalNe W .,tl.
These, besides his extensive library oil iegal a IN IN
cal works, and Iul accounts of patents sIan a.r
United States and Europe render him abie pe!v ",
tion to offer superior facilities for obtaining
haFpG
patent, and the usual great delay there, ave "''
invC niors.
TESTIMONIALS. ,r.
g" regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the moH eapa aes, Gst
cesstui practitioners with whom have hau '"'"
course. + p.,sr
CHAS. MASON" Comm'ss'onrp ,tal ibc
e have hesi,al ion IN ASSUMING ih'I V,p.tucy
cannot employ person more competent an. in atm
and more capable of putting their oo"onrrG
to secure for them an early and i av.'n'pr rPKEr
wv "'"' '''' Late Commissioner S Of F,ham ,
cations on all hut ;ne of which patents have NssI
ed, and that one Is nav pending o"ou loads Nv %
proof Of great talent ans ability on ~ p ,ocareth
recommend al inventors to apply 10 hn n y" mad htN
patents as they may be sure OF having ~, y ,rasM"
attention bestowed on their cases, ana w y, ,SciGTr
charges. JohH i"",~nt,eth
Daring eight months the subsc'le'. "a 'sSrrItacr
large practice, made, on twice Itlee. wbjrb va
SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY oNb :" patents
cided in his favor, oy the Commissioner & r. EDp'
Bli
Boston, Dec. 9, 1861.
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PRGEsAN'kt GNXEs'E& .

probate Counts within and fer the District of Ran
doph Tor the year ensuing, will be holden follows
viz:
Att Registers Office in Brook field on the frs Thurs
day in each month.
At the OIargt c. Hotel il Chelsea, the third
Thursday Of each month.
At Chadwck's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in each month
At J. L. Bowes' Hotel in Washington, the second
Thursday in February, May and August
BY order of Court,
j. K. CLEAVELANp, Register.
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DO you wish TO b certain that your breath 10
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or friendsf Use DR.. Hurdss ele brnted
Moath ash. Price, 81 cents per bottle.
Thi. astringsns wash 10 also the best remedy In
the world for Canker Bad Breath, bIeedirg Gums
Sore Mouth, cts. II has cured hundreds
DO you, or your children suffer from To0thachs!
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Price. Is cents per bOtsl,.
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They do NOT adhere nor blistes, but sooths and
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dies and Treatise on Preserving Teeth7 Get
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For sale 1t all the best stores throughout tho
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CAuTIox-As there are dealers Who take adj
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you will get the best thoroughly tested, snd pre-
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july8-dAwtfsb1l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-02

tbs Davenport News must excuse
the Democracy o, this Congressional
d strict if they fail to prof, or be guld-
ed by ns advice. Tney have done moth
ing Of vi ,ch they are ashamed moth
ing which WAS not dictated by the "n
ex rabe logic Of events" they do 10,
propose 10 lower their standa.d one iota
10 accommodate the vision Ct any man.
They believe they nave yet the liberty
to nominate and vote for whom they
please. II they have not, the most d.
rect mode Of finding it out, is to put the
question to an Immediate test. The
Neus wanted Judge Mason dropped las,
year and Merritt substituted. 1t had
both it's desire aud torcibie comment
AIRY upon ii. We dou't intend to play
the ta,ce over again this fali.-Du6ugue
Herald.
A. to whether you "intend" to play
"ta,ce" or not we have raised no ques
ton; but that you will do SO, il you
persist 10 your course, will be most PLAN.
~ shown at the coming election. We
could pas the matter by did 1t .ffecl
only the third District, bu, the nomina
ton of Mr.. Mahony, under the circum.
stances, was the ve,y worst kind of pol.
icy, and will take from the democratic
vote Of this State, ten thousand votes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-02
From Cairo.

e. CAn0s Aug. Oh
tspssiel 70 the Chicago rasSl y
Gen. Curtia arrived this moroing from
Helena. He lett 1t noon for Chicago
70 attend the me ting IT the Pacific
Railroad commissioner. "a s.. !. II
At Bolivar Col. wood attacked force
Of 5000 rebels, dispsrssrg them and cap
turing Z horses and 10 prisoner. Our
loss ! killed. {s4A~ w3Yii. n
The steamer Fair Play, captured BY
the feet, 10 the Yazoo river, arrived lasl
evening.
We are reliably informed that the
guerrilla Morgan, with his forces, II
marcb,pg on Fort Donaldson. Pros
pect Of . battle Tomorrow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-02

THe CAMPAIoN AND THE EXTRA SIS
sroN.-The ape ;ial session Of the Iowa
l. .x.Isture convenes to morrow at Des'
moines. It will probably close it's drllb-
eral,ons on or before the l3 b inst. For
good reasons, we believe, it is generally
,h.ttae ,ol,t,cAl canpng, shout ! not
open mil sitter the al 'mrnmen; Of the
body. Tnls arrangement has been pse'>
ty g.ns,a " agreed to throughout the
Sete. II nee it will he seen that the
different cand,dat for congressional
hooo,s will have about two weeks IL
which TO prepare themselves for the
stump.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-02
O. @clA1.
s6ciA1.
The OH1c;0l War Gozeffe SAWS:

The Official War Gozette says:
Az DtP'r. W sehington. Aug 80
Gen. Burnside commands bis own
corps excepttho.s Temporarily detached
and assigned to Gen. Pope.
Gen. Mcclellan commands that pof-
ton Of the army of the Potomac that
has not been sent forward to General
Pcpe's Command.
Gen. Pope commando the army Of
Virginia, and all the forces temporarily
attached 10 it.
The forces are under command Of
Hal'eck, General inch eft.
[Sigued Ed. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
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ALEXANDRIA, Aug 30

ALEXANDRIA, Aug 30.
Heavy firing was heard to day in the
direction Of Centreville. Telegrspbic
communication has been established to
Manassas. A large number Of troops
are still at Alexandria awaiting shipment
to the battle field.
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AWAITING IN Attack.

LsxI. Ct N. Ky Aug. 20.
Last night the bells we're rnng, and
all the mae cit zens were ordered out.
They slept on their arms. Major Gen
Wright and Wallace are 10 Lexington.
TIE Frderals are fully prepared in case
the rebels make an attack.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-02

Moro SolDlERs.-A gentleman Of
W,nsted, Conn, having asked Gov.
Buckingham whether he wonId author
ixe formation OF a regiment Of col.
ored men, the Governor replied:
ut seems 10 me that the time may
yet come when a regiment OF colored
men may be pr titabIy employed. Bat
now, If a company Of that class should
be introduced INTO n regiment, o. u reg
iment into a brigade, { the regiment OR
brigade being composed Of VIII tes,) It
would create SO much unpleasant feeling
aud irritation that mole evil than good
would ,e Ut"
The Providence journal states tLa,
"more than sufficient lumber Of color.
ed .ecru'ts have been enr oI.ed FIR a
company. but that TIE unc-rta,n,,
VIII ch hangs over the matter d,scour-
ages a rapid organ izat,on." Why not
tu'n over the ''coiCred recruits" to Gov.
Spr~gue's regiment? lsn't il a little sin
guar thu; with such a vast amount OF
patriotism burning IN the bosom Of our
'or'n bre,hern, and sucn fine tie d
Tor emlis, ing As Rhode Island presents,
Gov. Sp'ay e's project is lke'y to prove
. failure
jim Lane does not seem to make very
rapid progress in rail-, the negroes
around his standard. Ins'ead OF draw.
ipy them to him from Missouri, he is
s.cring them out of Kansas. The Kan
sas CITY (Mo.) correspondent Of the st.
Louis Democrat, under the date of the
10Th, says:
Gen. jim Lane is recruiting rapidly
at Wyandotte, not less than seventy five
to one hundred OF the citizens of this
city aud Wes,port having i,ined him
within few DAYS. The ".rm chef
tain has succeeded in soaring a good
many contrabands from Kansas already.
by STRIVING to induce item to enI,s, "a, d
for this he deserves the thanks Of lea.
vcnsorth and WAND tie, certainly. "a
these villages We're Overrun with ,h.m
and the "ebon hue" Gas rather supera.
bundant and preponderant.
Every scheme Of the radicals, in which
the negro ia made to play a CONSPICUOUS
. part hss, thus far, proved a most thor.
ongh and ridiculous failure. will he
sell tor the country nthese hxn braiut d
fanatics ba,eyet s.fiic,eni seine md sa-
gacmy to profit by the lessons which
they are daily receiving. j. -.
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n Office to Recruiting Oficers and Claim.
ants.
DlsBuRsrxo Oyp1csl
Davenport, Iowa, Aug. 81, 1867. !
l. In future feca uitiDg officers deflaying sxren-
for recruiting, will be required to take memo
rsndum receipts and file them with their accounts
- su5-vouchers.
2. No claims will DO paid for expenses incur
red in raising regiments until they are mustered
into service.
H.B. HENEERSHOTT,
Capt. "a Art'y., Disturbing Odices.
Papers at County seats copy once.
auG23-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-02

BsslDEs iss cash capital Of one mil
loo dollars. the Home Iosuraoce Company. Of
Nsv York. sDwsys reserved sssplus more
ehsn. suGSsiecG 20 cancel alt It's policies ana
ItshiIistsa. Tie total asaets ~ the Company
sev s0onnt " over tl6WNJO0 on. VIZ Ro.s.
Agent O6Rss third door below the post sfice.
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From 81. Louis.

Sr. LOUIS Aug 81.
Advices from Greenvilie state that
guerriIlae, 1900 strong, under Mcbride,
threaten that place. 400 Federal
troops, under Col. Simpson, are ready
to meet them.
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Sinstnana Mou ID College, wi.

Sinstasna Mou ID College, Wis.
CTUDIES WILL BE r SUMLD IN THIS IN
- stitu,iou on the first Of September next Not
withs,a nding tho I'M ortunate condition of the
tines, this inst tuition has gained, and continues
to gain wide spread opularity in the north west
Severs, eminent professors are nov engaged in
ad iition to the original number. It 10 avowedly
ono of our most worthy Western litersry institu
sions. Students may enter at any period Of the
session. Tat ogues sent free on application to
REV THOS. l. POWER. . r. PRES.
Terms for session Of tive months, 81.
aplS sW2m
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GriAeUOl4 COLlege.

THE NEXT TERM OF GRISWOLD COLLEGE
L will begin on "Wednesday, September I'd, 1852
The prepare tory department. viii continue unae,
the charge Of professor D. 8. Sheldon. The Rev.
Robert u Brooke, t Dubuque, has been appoint
ed professor in the Collegiate department. and
students will now be received for full collegiate
course. For further particulars or for catalogues
application may be made to Professor Sheldon, q
to the undsrsigned.
H. N. POWERS,
Secretary Of the board of Trustees.
Davenport. August %. 1862
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NEW YORK.
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thirty years, devoted 70 music.
that this hoek 10 printed frOs lsrge, clear bps,hs
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Pb@nix Insurance ompany Of Hart
ford s-e-ss. ls' Nay, 1862 t6z7 90 % ; la.
ti'itiss. vi 500. HESaY B. HvsSxAx, Axt.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

An ORDlNA NCE y prevent sviss froa bsisg
keps il ssstais parts Il The City q OssssSsss,
and for Other purposes.
Sac. /. No person sbel keen Any hseaer SUins
Of any kind, wishis he following limits, II he
city Of Davenport, to-sit: Asy .psss Ssswssa
Fas.s. ed w.ree streets; 20 s'ssh Of The
SDo. 2. ltsAsll b the duty Of the City aas
shall 70 Jake possession Of any swine fosnd within
said lim,ts, whether loose o. confined, and after
giving i've days Peslie n.siee, II poatiae v.asss.
nessess. q svs Of ne olH P.osie pasce, o. ala
tien, 70 Tao highs1s bsdler for cash. ~
Ssc. g.. ltshall b the duty If The City Mar
sha 70 pay the pseessds Of saeh sale to the owner
o. owners Of suee swine, sftsr dsd0esing the costs
and cAasgss thereto. shich costs and eharses
ehsll 30 tie sane - though said taking up ID
ssls had ben d.ns b. : constable.
SaC. 1. IL shalt b the duty Of oil peEsnns own
ing swine in any past Of The city other than the
part hsssnbsfore specified, to keep the came con-
| lined 10 pens OF enclosures, except sach - have
good and sufficient rings IN their noesss . prsvsnt
thei roofing, and Any swine found running At
large in aav part II the city without s.cn r,ngs
shall Be dsslt With BY the AsIsAsl In the Same
manner and with the same eoesequsaoss, - 10
provided in section Of this ordinance. ..
To the Owners Of swine In the CITY Of
Davenport.
voU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that ALL
| i swine found
RUNNING AT LARGE
or in pens contrary 70 the above ordinance In The
city Of Davenport, from aad after the
9Th Day Of August, 1862,
- II. LEONARD,
City Marshal.
July Goth, 1869.
NATIONAL WAR CLAIM Ack.,CY
! sARRoWs, REED T. CO.,
WASHINGTON d. c., NO. I'll PENN. AVENUE
ID q v e n pOF {, OW =
NO. LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.
All claims for bounty and arrears Of pay fl
eoldiers who have died in tho war tor tho rebel
ion pensions for invalid soldiers losses sustained
BY officers for horses killed in battle, damage 4
property used by Government, and al other legs
claims against the Government may DO procured
without delay BY application to either Of our Of
does in Washington, D. e., or ip davenport. Iowa
BAkROWS, REED i co.
myl6 dlmWSm
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@MnIrARY. II DRY GOODS.

z DRY GOODS.
sPesa,o AND suaAAa0
ID az q q ID - !.
ltlq i -
G.. =. WHISLER,.
has inst rsssivsd TIE 's-.-
Largest md CheaPest
-srocr o. E 2
FANCY &STAPlE DRY GOODS
In the 0tato or IowA
BOUGHT FOR CASH,
AND WILL u SOLD
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
1900 pieces Merrimack and other prints.
500 pieces brown and bleached muslin.
800 pieces Lawns, Baraees, Brilliants.
400 pieces Dslainss. Challiss, Mohairs and Sill
Poplins.
800 pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
hams.
Soopiscss Cottonadss, Dsnims, Hickory, Checks
Linen Drills, 10.
900 dos Hess, Gloves. Mitts, 10.
500 Summer Shswls, of Ill kinds and qualities
600 Silk Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, and ever,
other kind..of goods usually found in first elias
Dry Goods Store.
DON'T Fail TO ErNaet1e<
WHI9IUR
CHEAP T. GOOD GOODS
before purchasing. ENo trouble to show good
At wHIsLER,4
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT
The very latest and best in use, just received
$500 for sals. ct New York prizes, at
wHIsLERs.
NEW PATTbRN FRENCH COLLARS
At one half the usual prices 1t
wHIsLER's.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-02

REIPE 4 PRATT'S
Bathing Hsuse 1 Swimming School.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
The establishment consists Of two depart
ments. viz: Bathing House aud Swimming School.
= The fathing House, which ID divided into
two distinct apartments, may be occupied 1t any
hour during the day BY holders Of season ticks,s
tickets.
The swimming departm Mt will b used e.
clusively BY free swimmers and swimming schoI-
ars, only in bathing drsss during Lesson h0urs and
Tor swinming scholars only in presence Of The
swimming teacher. Free swiomsr- sss those who
with ease. swimming scholars until pron0uDosd
free swimmers) gill not Be pe.mitted 70 swim
without the belt, to prevent accidents.
4 BY advice of III sioians, the time Of renaiu-
ing N the water will b limited TO Is m nuies in
spring, TO 30 minutes in Summer, and to Is min
utss - Fall months.
5 At the tsrmiDaskp Of each lessen the mem
bess will leave The basin - The signal % naks
roon for the othsss. rot
3 Bathing house and swimming school will b.
open every day except Snsdsys, from o'clock In
the morning till nine In the evening. Sundays
from to }. n.
6 The sv,nmine sehool viii b devoted exelu
sively to ladies from ~ II A. u. and from 10
70 r. NJ, oCCe8eiolo ~ WeIo MEMBER, IRON 70
six 4. N, and from II 4. y. 70 81. n. and from
toSP. n. ts.sea.4
8 Polite behavior il expected - we'll - proper
sttsation = the rules and directions Of the teach
o..
Any necessary alterations Of rules snd regs-
lstions will b posted NJ il the rooms.
10 Ssason ticket to b bathing house and
swimming school, ~ 20, enc half 10 70 30 paid IN
aod the baIsnce ct the end Vt one month. HinRle
bath ticksts Is cents, ten for ose dollar.
IL Bathing dresses, towels 10. will be furnish
Cd BY the members Of the swimming school, and
viii b taken charge q. dried nd kept In oder II
Is PsSsss q gaardiass Of IL papilssnd psr.
sons introduced by he teacher viii - aAnisssd -
visitors. - fel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-02
From Lou,>viIIe.

LOG svtLLE, Avg. 81.
A ''oA ng Green a, puch says tina,
large r,beI force under Buckner "a -,
Tom t,sonyilIe. asa4a es'
The rebels destroyed the telegraph
to-day at the State line, thus cutting of
communications with Nashville.
Gov. Magofin arrived this eveainp.
causing great excitement in the city.