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.TllsFs i sav4lry ds.apiqy forming ii, Cal
olbsairl +. < Wrlsenblker. OF Charl5ste~.
viii virsinia. has losE fur children from tie
dyIltlrria- e9
q dnerai Jasqason did .t Bangor. s.a;ne. las,
weas. Elc llaS hecn III failing health sss.ce the
batlie OF Fair OQks. ~ the Peninsula.
lk1ellearu IRON lSI.elsIantsomesy CAiaian,a)
Mali al NovenlbeA6jh. iisat corn meal il sell
inSsu that city at ] 80 per busilci. Flour
godd rafis, Al about 80 90 per barrel
Two hard frosts haIyis,s talse- piaee in vii.
mini 5fon last week, tie endemic IN thar desc
lated city may be regsirsied as At 4n eud The
4fnal .lluounces ihEst the publications Of lis
regular issue VII be rex sualed on ncsx,
Nliiday.
4 niail calling himself Jchn " Lee. from
KEoxyils, Temsesses pre- tending to be loyal.
has lbecH arrested Al Louisyiist, ky Geiserli
Bohls- lie had over one hundred fhYtisand
dollars with him wh.Eh was taken and is held
foT the action oi tie authorities ~ Washing
fo3- Lee says the ni3ney belongs 10 Aeverai
lpattics ia Aagrsia. Georgia. Tho military au.
thpriiies thik there j. something traadlArni
CrwroF5 il tic matter.
Ieiesiafhic rnessaEes are norr passed lircSx
between New YORK AID San Francisco. with
out reHefltion- The distance is flsroe thou
sahp Eye hundred miles, tie longest eiertric
cifeuit ever worked.
/ bIarShsl Embty, ana Z. K. Davis. tso cit
zeIis Of Fairfax county. wi.re arrested by The
FEDERAL pickeis. Tlicy refused 70 takc tie
os;th Of allegiance, aud were accordingly sent
iolihe Ola Capital PRISON.
The yellow fever i raging among The Van
/ kecs cil tie South Carolina coast (sct. .ef:.l
/ Mitchell has died of II. Four out OF i've oi
4 hib Stad were STRICKEN with II in a single day
/ last week Tie fever is creating a good deaI
oil excitement aud the nnaclinlted are hasten
ins away. The fever was Caused by throw
ing up darti.,srr<s OF : lnor.lss. and the action
OF heavy rains aud lot Gather q dccayinz
vegetable matter. is supposed 10 have pro-
dleed the sickness.
Capt in Constable stevens, late OF the iron
cihc Nasanfuck is Suffering seriously from the
elects O. the one hIhd. cd poander rifle viii. 4.
bfrsisju the eilgaseIlieit beisre Drary-s Bluff
on tie James river. The ieii side Of the Cap
tain is IN some places entirely paralyzel. and
+ his head is cnviable STATE.
Tie New York Herald says -tlic EnrIish
arc building sfealnilg steainefs expressly for
the parpose Of running the blockade
Mrs. MeGee. the Fiie Of the sutler Of the
! New YoFk 97th regiment. while returning
with hek husband ffDsa Harpcr.s Ferry iasi
week. .ld While Al tic Relay House ,slsatl cisie
csa :. bad her pocket picked of pocket book
conrlining one Thousand three hundred and
eighty-fvs dollars.
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CLEVELAND, TESN.
Isr,. J. \. Bla . .hasv. prlnriraI.


rTNHE nexf sessian 81 \ x TiisgIItcf y commence
Aoidry Tie lst day 81 Sept iiser next. nndcr
the direction aud prntesS,rsy Of the ey Mr. Bra d.
shaw. who sas hf1 charge oI i Ia tic last tee
months.
The Irusiecs IL mixing thid annodl.cemert Youll
most especially appeal 10 al citizens Who have
daughters T. educate se9d hhem tiiis institution
Mr.. Bradshaw las had ehalk al the scho0 f1r the
last ten months during whish time lie has rendered
ample. and might say. universal satisfaction to the
Trustees. Patrons and pils. here never wa- bet
time for educate their dtnrlitrs than now
money IS plenty-ever5thin9 fsrmer raises btars
two prices, and the Tuifat u this School the same
that IL wnen eyer filing at low tisules.-
What excrse can there e LoTf for man who neg
lects 20 educate his dauehteIi None. Because here.
81 Cieyeland h atthy locality, have a Institute,
with excellent instructor. alded b., sncienuca-p
OF Assistants. 70 instruct alt who Iay favor with
their pairopags Let and a pat their shoulder
the wheel and buiid up saih Sclddl wii be OF
f51iculable benefit rs s.,l ahhoileI town
We have the building and We have tas feacbers-tLe
balance devolyes upon the pepple. III Lopethey ma
nobly perform thoF duty.
The frisieeI ale iailtfgl to the yiiizcas for the
pafrpnsgc bestowed ufipn III. Era dshaw heretofore.
aid glad 10 know that Il der his admins
he lnstuioa has not sst any OF the enyiale repu.
tatiou i sustaiued IL "the bler days Of tho Iepub,
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fsnsT4l fieasarion to-day reforis hat "a < (
snil icclpies Chester Gap nitls li> com-n4llsi-
Tile foK'n nf Narre..lon ,e<s. .srcup'll bs oar
irdois at : o'clock this af.ernt ,n fakifi- iycr
rrlsiness beioi cing % the , kifsinia clrai
rri sili two infantry sold era 7ilo stated liilt
tAt Il regiments i-ti gone uil fAe rllicy-
EfnsIal Bayard had slight slifIa'si, 70
a.r oa the N.strTi09 road. Silling ono tlaa.
w4rndirs fNo ani fliziR- isa i,rlsoacrs. urltil-
on lnr loss on las part
u GklS,srsl.l.s. Nosehi.er = l-ssen-r.l Rev
IA j corps. cf NcCieil4r's +,innlalid. tosk
= is5ess OF 81 W.rfcnioa se-ifrisy. 1he en-
e4yl evAcrsfed Il and no ,ii;in. iolk place
Ii night ,ras inscnscs coE AL ~e have
lie frst sroN of tho season q. is morning
TaE aDTkSct OF Tx sASKrE- - SozrH can-
0jI> x--srtcrL i1IoSs As 70 1EE oBfErr OF
I'D EiR ATI<cK.
HE Northern papers copfrln the a3vance of
the fafkecs from Newborn lr-ainstsilie rail
roaal -of Diiith ~ have had - MANY reports
-aid give an ink ing ~ the exPedifi0n- 4
NrF fork papcr. speaking 4 Lac ne.Ns from
10 fii Ca7iI.rn. says
ln expedition ic.t New burt Nortii Cart.iii.-..
ali-ht 0rteber ssh. iy lanl And water. coan-
p1~}d ol ailat lurir1 tho.isli IA ineu All ssr-
elaa gnnit-sis. iIl,e expelslitn w1s ia con-
maIii " General Foster Is destination ne
corld NOT learn. Ne siIonid ioi ir su-i,f ssl.
however u Learn iy Ia. "a Il alrixl froni
Ncrbnfn, tifal fhs Jficn & ir-r above i..=1-
tiD3ed lad captured Col isbarou-h. point nf
the most siragciic iEnPorfanc- ltis sltnziel
on TIE Nrusc riTer. where l. Is cr0ss-l lr t..c
,famingtou and Neidon risilrozi. iIisy lniies
sp1fheas Or Raleigh Sieallboats II light
drsnEht gan ascend the rivs r tor aboat two-
tAifds 81 iile year.
A. last accounts fron Raleigh (fiic Nost;i
Cafolira capiiall ilo Iebe,k we're gftAly
alarmed at Lac prospect Of Ed1nc Saril demon
>trh'ioi Tins The part itile Eaion troops.
Nahy of the inhali '.liiis 9 e making prep
araiicsIs 10 remove their 81 property % szier
iqnfEiefs
Per o,ati,r. No iniro5ncc Here paragraph
ErSiu the i.sess lyiiniEstun ] 1,Hraai. sPecuiar-
( ing a. 10 lie real design Of The enemy That
f. piper sayssA
Beyond 81 question u c d9n is the real Oh
iect of azsar< lr tie Abnlition forces now oy1-
s.rifIu- in the Northern part bf our Safe Tue
.itanos By the Tar river Wards Tarboro',
was merel . DEMONSTRATION. ? feiai- The OBJ
5ee- ~ the enesny - to get sacl posifisn As
vi isolate " Wilmington. 60 fiesto-'. Savannah
aiit Mobile fro,n iiis seat of isoxernricnf. and
prevcnt prpmPt cooperation FOR nutnai sup
port daring the winter inon,lfs. Weldon j. fhe
pointaf which they aiIn Tor the accomplish
Inept Of this object
The Petersburg Express. again. Of yesterday.
sh3s
Positive information has been received here
thar tie Yankee forces have retired TO Ply
In5ath. Whether The invalsrs have abandons
\ ed Al idea of reachins the railroad by this
route. or have gone back 70 await reinforce
Ihtnfs. can only be dsfsrrnInsd IN The future.
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Tie Nc4 fors election does no. mean any
aid ~ comfort To flie esemy. or siiy personal
no. lEiy u tie Pfeside.lt- il means jnst asd
Con9tlinii3iai war. c-lltrct.i according 10 she
iorni9ioi civilization to put town tlle Rebellion
aud . restore tie Unp Il = not a waf. ios
enalitipaiing negroes Isor Tor aiolsSlsinc state
rs Is. reH Tor exterilsil,asing or suljnsaiing
any toit titla oi the AIdlrican people. but il IS
avat fcr bringing engines In arms under the
aniiidsity oI the e,ies Gov erunielst. and for
the higstfiacy Of the ssiisnai authority under
tie 9id fsS -aai Cotis,itniian. over al The
Siaief q iie Unions State lor every star and
star .OF every state.
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Personal.

The Hon. andrew Ewing and family reached
fllattarlooga on yesterday Col Ewing las
tleen engaged actively in Middle Tennessee, as
Judge Advocate General Of Ii lat department, a.
position for which his emrndnt abilities, his
conservative mind and his srcat p6puiarity
Fenderfd him peculiarly fit. We are pleased
70 weltorne him in our midst.
The Hon. Henry s. Footc. who le't ch3tta-
s.ooga Afess days ago, has found a refuge for
Ills family in HE quiet vilIags Of chesteis lie,
D a cPFrespcuaent in the eolnnbps (Ga.)
tSi'aR' makes the following mistake in afnsiihg
% the arrival ia \ hsivillc bf Mr.. Andrew
IolsnsQn ~Slle is i ow tho mistress Of the elc-
gant lAsnsion form erly occupied BY the late
Ex1GoycTnor Aaron y. Brown ones Postmaster
Gef neral ofthe Unit Cd States. The House oc-
.cuRie4 by the parties in question belongs 10
Mss, lhzilkalirowA. opposite to the State cap
lEtol. The residence Of Gov Al V Browns
fs4rRiiy is.sorle tVSoi mil : ont of the city.
Fhd Nashville TAe4,fe was opsncdj last Wed
pc kda5 night, with EVA ude Hamilton as stage
manager.
u EieEEt .. Melville DbAs, who was noticed in
Itlih Klsoxville Regis}ea, some time ago. for hi.
I,nAnlys gallailt conduit asNN Sergeant slajgr o
'the 2l;.s Tcnne<see Re ssinienk in the diSSifoui
battle lof Fisllsis Creek aAa Nle glorioils onl
of.shEEoh, iiaE Nc lea IA bf9n appointed to
Il ILient9nahcy ia the Aiars,st service ana sta
tienei 1i Dfexry-s BIaif.
j Hg1 Geo. II. Pen,llcrori. Of The FSrst Obi,
( District viii be pressed as 3hs Speakes q til,
II next House Of Representatives. Tho etiir
Ohio lhelegation ii s,pport him
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lforEFrr sEes9-Iiherb are alsny. i4diaa
tioHs 4f lie ilte4 oad land SCI. The s4wl
fActs ddssln uIbn the streets Tie Toil Of sAeek
eorIsiaHs'ly heard tie arrival of traders Win
pr9auHc trgt4- AlttlId Tennessee. assnEe ns
th4t eFiali.lsIooaa is still tie grc4t f,lurIel of
the SIatA v Est |! B.Fing every hour bf,he
day t4 sAlt!9 eSiIstLeOf tic locomotive sends
rs ri5frg nq,e over the liIis and inab Tie
glens, Hire fch9edI \ tl.ousaid times ftom week 10
wefk ;Hanl wd ll4YeNleail hat aIhAnsl orsa.i il
.exPecEed. And Iala5 il IS wh;spcFcd tl.at--
.Ilht begsars Elfe itdniir.F ltJwn. llil
s. he in is K! atdl4d.ae ILL tags
Asa SONG II velvet ko9n.i1
If Ne had ! ss4olEls eaia,.any Or plasors i
wdulI finish tlIc pisthre, HID raise us fo tb..
acme pf pro- silIeill Iftiic.ty. 4 steam ie,,ni,;s
an oTss'l gripdeFI aHd nls,1ks5. drum Ani4 a
6ffi Iiheatrcai corPs. and ] street. full III s,,
sies arc er1sigh iSEl one eemin unity. lurinr
war times. f
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NEGRO IFIssINa.

A NEGRO servant nanesl William or Will belong
"A Dg IA apt. ". A. Gabdn an ol 9se. 'enlI Cbsf
niers Stan, Wiikefs rigston OF ,se,i. fras.e
was LETT IN the rezr of the akay near Sparfa Te5ts
see at the time OF ts aavaiice early in y ,te,,,ir
When last heard ;rcTa he whs conpias1hz ,f f.i,,c
W Il! pay Aberl waId t.sr any Information in r.
gard to The wbeTeanuls III iad Fant Or n his DC
ysry 70 the SoIthe a knlIre>s Agentat chatranoa-
ga said NEGRO ;. about II old. 5eet 10 inch.
1sihigE. dark complexion z4d iakel5.
Eos4-2As y.GO0DMAx
81
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CELL 4 n j o Us.
TO the Farmers of East Tennessee.

o inc Farmers OF East IenneSSee.
NUI armies need ali the Hogs and Cattle ypu c4f
tatten, and Liberal prices VT &c paid FOR po.k
Hogs Befves and Corn.
/ have Laen assigned 10 the patci4ase OF hogs
beeves corn ke.. In East TennesIee n vii appoint
sufficient number OF agents assist me aud define
their territory, aud will ia due time publish tksr
Names.
have Determined 10 make plites ..nRsforul' nsid
liberal asi hope egery bog in las. Icne Sc
Bile fsr pork Twill be atfeued.
Ny ofhcr. tlr the. present Is Atlanta Ga.-wiA re-
move 10 knrxsile soon Eitefs addies-cd To ms ~
either point will he attended 10.
). ri CUMMINGS
aiaisr nd t..7S fe' : a.
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STRAYED EWaY-

TnHOM the dcp-9 Of the Shshvil { as.ss 4.
Ii Railroad. saturday. the stilIast aB4Y T4tSf
30. ut l5t hands high eae hind ft uliIte ve.,,, .li
with naturally nieled rail When aid ~. IN, II
lu se she carried With her the -feTsi.a,ts ~ br6l.
rd also had on E4klish s4.lsle SAT iil.. resr.i
will be paid Tor tne Recovery Of sad mare and her DE-
h.sry 70 ne a. this i4sce
bola lwe Surgeon c. s 4.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
DrsrA4Surs ron rIlE DalIf nssFr-
MccLELLAK.s RRnoYAL


lsIqHxoSD. Nov 1e.-The order removing
Mcclellan dated the fifsh inst. and. reads !.
by direction Of tie President Of the United
States. II IS ordered HAT Maj G ,ss7 Mcclellan
be relieved Iron. the command Of the arm. Of
the Ii9tOrnaf. and that M4j. Goal Cornside
lake command Of that army By order Of
the Secretary Of wat.
Tile New York Heads Warreslton cores.
poii3cnt says: Tie removal w..s enfireIy w
exIedted btevery body here. tears coursed
dovh Mccfeliail's classic features. and harm
side. Nisil IS stout. lseayT forsa. ~epi IKE a
sorrtNing child There they sat aud n opt
Burnside was At FIRST disposed 10 decline as
suriirg the command
4lctlellail IN his farewell address 10 the AZ
nay says: -ln parting fsosn yos. I cannot e+
press the ike and gratitude 1 brar to yot.
As aa army. yuu have growa up under my
care Ia 5ou have never found doubt OF
coldness-' lie s9ys They ARE -nil united l,y
an isdiSsoIble lie. and viii ever 1s co.ssralics
in supporting the eotsiiiation q The c.sas.sr
and ti.f .s4;ionalify sf is people
Az tl,e NV YoTk 1esnocr-iic n.eiii,,.. Z. John
Var Blirel. bais i..4l alecl1ilsa u as reis5sed
beclinsc ~ v-s seai5erai. AMI iiAt inside
is pst ln IS p mere i.icr.neliAte btswecsi Nc
Ct dian. Sid some sl.,isiioa General. that Is
10 lc Rai af the heal os the ..rsns hesesiser
: ! q sp4sth from u ccicilan 10 leuI lIeig-
dat I'd on Tic twenty illii Of 0ssoli1r. says L.
forfsAN Ioliime viiea ga army os over ous
huidrEd lh3usanl saea viii not csil is- cloth
T issla,4l 4illcr articles.
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DRUGS ! DRUGS DKuGSi

TNIfOSE wishing anything id the ab We ne will
j find il mich u their advantage u ra.I at tie o. q
stand of B. E. Tut where They can-he sabplicd with
sueh actic les usually kept in Dglgf stores
r'ss sslit the times.
- received. large suppiy41f chaice cigars ard
t.,.1cc fH d. MrCORkLEsf
ocfyz la
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NUMBER 9l.
NORTHERN NEWS.

FRoI rLELLANs Akarr-T1r srrrAriox-.
BATTLE INFECTED.
The Norfhern papers OF the 7sh trr 10 max.
i appear that McCieiian j. making -.an active
forward movenent." Their latest dispatches
say
Tie afcoanss from our army Of tbs Potomac
confiune 20 show an active Tor yard more.nenf
Nith the probability OF great hattie II An
early day n tie Rebels remain IN she Saenan-
doah Valley General Mccisiiaa's heai1uar-
fars ,rer's Yesterday al Rs-torfown. = r,oinf AZ
flie con5incfisn 81 the Aiexardria ana Win-
chesfer turnpike with the NanaEsas Gap rail-
read. Oar cavalry aivanc-d under Gen-
fleasanion on Neinesll4 pushed forward 70
BarboutsNiiie. near Chester Cap Before
reaching that ro~n h met the Rebei General
stuart with three Thousand cavalry AMI one
i,atfety spieiiii char-c was made on
them ly the Eighth PeHnsriyania c1galrr
whilst me Sixth regular cavalry atissc kel rilsrl
Oh tie flank The Reiseis we're completely
r0rieil. leaving ten dad on the field. besides
setru captured Amoo- their dcal uas a
CapciIi, airi Tie Aijntln1 II Virginia re<i-
iDenf as captured Oar loSs vas one killed
and flse Noun ltii- Cen BarAri's cnalmaril
81 caT.liry Lac occnpie1 Salem. after driving
ouf tie hrst Virginia cavalry REGIMENT 81
ieni - On tle Manassas Dap raslrnai brtweea
Reei3rFil.e ani Nhits l1ain~. The whole line
% t-f@ A'Ai - row III @ lr 1luS>coSinrl- 4 fre
.eii sEiii- of tie army ssll sos i.e l,al ia di-
rect tailrual c9s,i nIsiiiiclti,sn ~lla KAs,iin--
Ton Tie nhpie - tue It-ls-i force are nov
driven 'bcysti Tie Bile Ridge asi3 car army
is i fch rositie,i - - iii.eTcepl fhs k-bs.i
fefreas towards tic hlrl,.iianzock-
Two ladies' Who reaciioll fiart,rris Fersr
day from Alar.in-i,rry f1rsa- p'Aiked
the Woe 1i>--lce. r-sIt fi.Al iil- i;eii pick
els ieif 1lArfil.s3 3i-s ga Nrl.es izy ln5rninz
BAT tlat iaty wc-e sii'i ia sfFou. iilrcs A.
Bnnke siii Ihey cpnisria al iisat has l,cen
IA s' 90 feiercnce - Tie s.c.truciion of The
bAiiluio-e aitl tlaio r1i.ro4l iraia Harper
Frrsy a. Ng-ill lrurIair. a fr-alilaiSsa,ice
'siaals iiso':,.i >;-Irkers hap - isrrrys F..fl
ioniil lie Rebels i.tsrul-, lo.cr O. tsc ,s,i-r
side 4 iiie -is1-iii..i.,zli-
The Washin-son Siar sass
Giaierai 1ri ielian makes lis heaiau-rlers
~ les iorlorr ilr ille fille i-.ls- tsili -,is
be fefrelfeii ii44i arirs j. l4..is- l-, rress
dOpinlale.ig ii,e .riiSr-
>oihlr- Vt i--riirrlar interest occurred iili-
iae.l iiteis a!oas t'le r--i-e srsfeisiay thai wr
h-s seen abe - lcarn. excrr; fiic gcfsr=i
pI ctif>>s of oiis z-1ly ii..iacAtri by tscn-rzi
e,S ti-.ii ,ilA'-z "a las h,a tsatttrlN "a -,.-
..ult f-si.,xr
lfff IMPRESSION it--kt's tr-- ls4t - ,sal
irraI fi,e l'7ssIiie s'le ,'lssr-.of ID. ii- .-r
SAii..f NH lie. u e;-ef-iis..$ fA-ru-ii sii-
b! l,ia3c SAP. i'as-iii = fr,.sl pl- iii ~
Eiif very .li-.i' :spaa 4 IS. ..iA.> array :,
coll,A i.gl in nc t.,.lo,s...< 7iss,,l--a i;..
e,as.in- lftisa ~ Tire iiA'.;s,o- ,s,, - 81 ~
--.tl
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~ Advertisements not markell GA eony for n
specified time will be lpublikhed oae mo lth and
cha ged accbrsling to the asofe rates.
SrscfkL NoTIcsy charged bnel pFice and half.
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"HEnALD.1


VIA. nay he the effect OF this election re-
mains 10 be seen. We trusp II *ill not have
been sufficient 10 withdraw The Empire Stue
from The support Of tic G9yeriment. lfsJt
has brought about this cas4nlitous result, tho
1; ;5vernnIeuf has il tsc.f mainly to blame II
bol The Government has had very narrow
escape. In either case il VII have received
lesson, from Which. we trust. i, VIII not fail
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

II. L. KENNEDY. nj the old stand OF W F. Ken
redy wil be pleased 70 n4et iE frienl~ and custom
heretofore in tie aaye ll4e ,f business ~
Physicians pTescI pli0ab .asefu.iy prepared 6c..
kc Nil. KENNEDY.
ocl2zsim fsign oI tie Golden Nolt3r.)
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hAnROAD RARE.

scfX CENTS PER MfSE i tie regular fa.e ID IS
- read. aud all persons Sotfiak on the ears vtnont
tickets will he charged Thar rite The duties OF the
CHiduetrs 4. look aftsF the IaSsen gers
and The safety oil trains, and not 10 Collect faie
Passengers IS tfp wiil roapy with the rules ar the
Road lad purchase tekeiA ernl procure tcn Al about
FIVE CENTS FER MfEK.
S.lsier~ travelling Enfl6Icii will be charged only
HALF FARE. provided they llIocnre tiakets. Ehl
rnI~ ppies sui psrates and commissioned
oDeers lI;. lCl JACKSON.
Srp't Fast Tenn 4 Georgia Railroad.
Kaoxvisie. ()cfni,eF 2s lssi.. naylO- In
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TERMS OF TUITION.

In the Ornamental Eepars-ent fuIl provision, Nj,
be mfee. Of tile ordinary prizes
The rule of payrnent is ont ha4 Il ativa nee The a.,
By the middle ol the term.
Board can be had IT. good families ard At conyer,
lent boarding. houses kept p4rposiy Tor young ladies
The price nf beard. ineiudnE shfs ahd fel j. no K
exceed 81 so Per week al " PARKS
anS9-tf stcretafy and Treasurer.
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La{- Tie telegrasl, iinis Morning. announces
tic sad tidings Of grief and Hnelancholy. among
clelEIn- Tears" says the diSpaicls .lcorrsed
each other down Mct,lelikn's classic cheek
wiIiIs '.I'uriisides with l.ib towering form.
wepHlikc q iwo.ye4Hold afths parting. We
Imagine ..olA Abel' sipsiE5s 4 new version 10
..Jeadneite aud JeaTot'i y II M
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tTh4 BrigaEcs pf Gelieralz Evans AMI jenkins
are o1NleFcd HFoq7il NifSitia 70 Weldon IN Ncrih
c4r9lAAia Gksqfal RyAns' Brigade had srriiyed
there ~ last hcd5nnEs, and jenkins wouid soon.
follow These BEisades are composed entirely
ofiSoEth Cars5liha tropps
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cHATTANooGA, TENN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l8 1862


by success. but that AdInihistra tion must be
weak indeed. which fails 10 be Instructed b5
adversely. President neoin is represented
10 have said that lie should be greatly disconr-
aged in bis attempts 10 crush the Rebellion. II
New Yor < should vote against him. We hope
he has SAID nothing Of the kind We hoiie he
has said norhing OF the kind. We hope still
more strongly that he viii yield 10 no such
unworthy ana upma,ily Impulse. While an
adverse vote may be received as . rebuke, II
can nevefrelax the efforts of 4 ruler fit for
his place 10 save his imp{filed country The
vote IN fiii- State. as in Pennsylvania and the
West. indicates profpund dissatisfaction
with The method OF the Administration IN
carryinElon this war-an4 perempfory de-
nIlhd Il I tie adoption Of one better adapted
10 The hisfnl energenc:eFI Of the case. The
President must net hesitate aIi hour 10 respond
TO this denlal
"rosTlf
What means tile singular revolution u lpo-
Htical sentiment which is testified by the late
elections in nearly all the Middle Free Stat ess
Are Clio. Indiana, PeiiElsylvania an,l Nrw
York weary or the war2 Are they willing 10
say toitlle States in rebellion. -Wayward sisl
tcss. gsin peacei" Are they ready 10 com
Tess fliat aii their past Efforts have been caise-
less aud in VAIN. and 10 recall their gallant
sodierS from the BAT Eeldy Not at all not
a all But they do say. Ia emphatic and Inn
pefatiFe tsnes. that they are wholly dsssatis-
he'd wi tli TIE manner IN which the war hos
been r4ndHstsd.
/ The whole nation. af.at its -ieatsic prerafa-
tions and shcrilices. has looked tor ad..,staie L
reirf1ls. aud looked IN ylEn. II saw lis armies
mot lscii in the field bat lerishin in t,es -lea
tial swan rs it saw its treasures wasted II
long -kintcr encsnipnieilik. or IN lrilitess cnAs'
exreditioIs.-ald il saw ! huge bHr.irn of debt
roAllntnf larger and .aiger every daS. wit
no pf4spect Of greater solitary eiieieiscy thar
had nirkcd the siglliee1 tnouIhs Of tic past.
Lcf4hc authorities Al Washington he rebnk
ed si5f hc&htly. il was said on ali sides ai.d
they i5ili db tefses fos ;ls future
N4 irus they wiil wa irn>t the Incidents o
the dhk have impressed ni,on their minds fws
}solenlil and innros tai,t L g3sous First iat war
Uheti Il has been onee undertaken. Is to 4.
fouSlt as Arar. accordHg.to war principles
, and dot as bottles aceordins 10 the interest,
of O{4iities or classes, dr the schemes os ,sil,
iiitri5 Sers br managers.
The sec1nd lesson fatrshi IS that the rissls,
ot pshfcelul and loyal citiz-ns-lhe ackno~i
lcdgell gu,,r.lnties ct cih'.l iiberiy-are not 1.
be trI4eG Hsi,l. or handled ia al AZ bitrry sil.n
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