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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-26

A correspondent OF the Cincinnati Ga
zette furnishes the following interesting
incidents connected with the late retreat
of our forces from the kanawha Valley:
THE KAEAwHA SALT WORKS
There is one thing about this retreat
that should be investigated. am inform
ed By officers who ought to know, that q
fortnight ago it was determined to fall
back to the Ohio River. If so, the salt
works near Charleston should have been
promptly destroyed. This matter should
not have been postponed till the last mo-
ment, when it would at best be imper-
fectly done, if done at all. But it win be
said that no approach of the enemy was
anticipated. Then. when they did ap-
pear, cavalry force should have been
promptly dispatched to cut every pipe
conducting the briny fluid, destroy what
manufactured salt there was in the valley,
and fire all the works. In this way the
object of the enemy would have been de-
feated but as it is they have made rich
prize, more valuable to them than the
mines OF Golconla. The rebels were not
so anxious to drive us out of Western
Virginia--for the poverty stricken region
is not worth fighting for--as they we're
to procure salt. By retreating, our for
ces saved their 6 bacon," but the rebels
also obtained the material to save theirs
EXPLOSION OF THE MAGAZINE AT aAuLRy
BRIDGE.
An officer who witnessed the explosion
of the magazine at Gauley Bridge, pro-
nounces it the most magnificent sight he
ever witnessed. The magazine was full
at the time, containing among other
things, above fifteen thousand rounds oi
fixed artillery ammunition. A train was
laid and fred at the proper moment The
explosion was tremendous, shaking tn,
granite hills to their base for miles around
while the air to tho height of a thousand
feet, was filed with exploding shell. Tn,
scene rivalled in splendor. the grandes
pyrotechnic display.
| DESTRUCTION or BRIDGES.
| The new wire bridge, built by the gov
ernmsnt across Gauley River, on tn.
piers Of the old wooden structure burnet
BY Gen. Wise during his precipitate re
treat up the valley year ago last July
Was entirely destroyed. The suspen
sion bridge across Elk River, near Charles
ton, was also destroyed. The rebels 40
peared at the farther end Of it before th
6nal blow was struck. 1t fell with tire
| onendous crash.
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TAs vsice sf . war Democrat.

We give place below to communica-
ton from War Democrat, answering the
article which appeared in yesterday morn
ing's Times upon the Emancipation Proc
laHiatien The writer is one Of the rnest
prominent Democrats in this city, aud we
bespeak for his communication, the perus-
al and reflection which its calm and con-
vincing argument deserves. The follow
ing is the article:
CHICAGO, Sept. Esd, 1862.
Ldttors Chicago tribune:
The pro-slayery man Of the Times,
(whose rabid ana scurlllous articles ali
gentlemen despise) grows oracular over
the Presidents Proclamation of Emanci-
patton of the slaves of oil rebel States in
insurrection on the FIRST of January next.
81 For, (says Story, he fthe Presidsnt)
has no constitutional power to issue this
preelamstion-none whatever"
Now, without inquiry for the present,
into the erped,eney of the proclamation,
| assert that the Presidents constitutional
right to do this, is 30 clear, that the man
who does not see it, is simply, wilfully
blind, and is so because he looks through
JEFF. Davis rebel and slavery spectacles.
There are class of men among us
who, for ulterior purposes, persistently
ignore the clear constitutional right and
duty Of the government to use the power
vested in them in time of war, to prose-
.cute it to . successful termination. But
this power exists as clearly Ms any other
conferred. 1t il by virtue of this power
alone that spies are summarily. arrested,
aud if need be, punished, that the prop
erty of an enemy, foreign or domestic, Is
seized, and if need be, destroyed, houses
burned to the ground and fields laid waste,
and the public enemies shot down and
slaughtered by thousands. None Of this
can be done in peace. Their arrest on
complaint and examination and convic-
tion BY jury. alone can reach the free cit
izen. Then "no person can be deprived
OF life, liberty or property, without due
process Of law Can war be conducted
on that basisy Can this civil war and
uoulcotiC luSulIoC oCtiOu Dc ever suppress
ed'' by these usual instrumentalities of
civil government The negative is 50
plain, that it involuntarily induces the be-
lief that its advocates do not in their
hearts wish to see the rebellion suppress
ed, much less punished.
Ii, then. the government and its armies
under the war power may imprison or
shoot and kill the shameless rebels in
arms, or without arms giving sustenance.
information and support TO the domestic
enemy, and may clearly carry away OF
destroy all his cattle that are plowinr his
fields or in pasture for his support, OF
property otherwise Of u.e to him. mry
they not do the same thing with his no.
gro property? Nay, as that species q
property is by far the most efficient sup
port to the enemy, ought it not to be the
first to be seized and carried of--thul
striking the strongest blow in the most
vulnerable part?
The Presidents Proclamation is in Of
feet, notice to the rebel master and to ths
slave that in the exercise Of the war pow,
er to. suppress this civil war and rebellion
the advancing armies Of the Government
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DUSTUFFICE DifhECTUKr

Arrival 81 the MAILS.
Eastern Maiisrrives daily tsundsys excepted yviA
Plymouth, at clock. p. m.
si.Losis and souiher II all M opdays
excepted at 6,p m.
Western nAaiiarrives dali tsxeeptB undays)a 1a oe
o'clock, N.
Burlington Esilsrrives daily (e1sspt Sundays att
m.
Carthagea nd Piy mouth Mail arrive Isly sa,iAys
sncepted) st5,p.n.
Charleston Mail Ia tri-~eeklyJ arrives fssiAys
ThursdAysand Saturdays pm.
Closing Of the Mails.
Eastern Aailcloses daiis teAsslt tsalurdayslHtsp
st.Louisand souther AsiiciosesdAily Saturdays
exesptsd) ate p
Burlington Naileloses daily texreptsaturdAys) al
,. m.
Western Mail closes daily texespt saturdAys)A ats
oseiockp.n.
CarthaE EeAnd Plymouth hAaiielose.daiiy Saturday .
ssr-ptet1ats
Charleston N Asilltrt-weekly) closes Mondays Wed
nesdsys and Fridays ,atta.m.
r The rost Once will open on sandsysfron
to9o'eloek,s J. h. HOWELL II. Al.
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GENERAL ORDER No. 10.

NfIfffs e~bsFf,. Oct 18th, ls63.
4. The CoRfe eraic authaiifte> having ordered ilae
endrceTnehl IF Il tnseript tiw in TedHe~set. J hf
Judge or cbairIrha 81 the entinty t.1tt ot A--
county will iHteaately spoint Iiiaie and rerl-
potent person il eneh civil Stiii ia said cannty
Hake enrolirent ni III sf-fS in tiisir respective
districts VII" aIe suiet 4, lie privsiuS of ACT o.
tonrreSs apl,rnse1 Al4il 6ff lSs2 snt4ties "A au
ie further provide fF tsIc Riblic deiei Said en-
rolling ercrs will proceed iniretli liate9 10 make tbf
snroncut uatlrr sid Of to1ereks IN conformity
10 instructions from tie WI Department retain
The same 70 the superintendent n CUfSefipt camps
Middle Teu4ssss3@ at MeNlHnyils. az which pitec 4
rendezvous hereby established l,r coifsetipfs and
foluntes 10 I'LL the Tennessee regiments now ii tbs
sersiEe.
H.. Said enFulling 4firers Will at the same tiaie
enr4 all persons in Heir re-pteiIve di@sries
tvcF thrfgsGxe and under rty i've er4 Of age. and
inrwafd separatf si pf tbsni. fbSetser with cali-
cate list II ilsf wh7 over eiclieeii ard unrr.
rfyfve ~ hezar lsefetai u tsd state. They
viii aisa make list o II iuse pel-.ns in their re
fecfive di-trclt Vhn be The service hat
abeEt frnm their taif nn- Icei senfs ifi lie
af hei r1mrzilsis aud reiifnithe "a mr. t. tbs
AdjiStlni t.rncrit he cfafe
H. Al Any limo WITHIN t,ilts Days fram fIiis date
all pers1ns niay yo'slfecr nj select eiSg imenf
which ties Will h= tls il either i,eIare.,.r at Tic
time oi,eniuflsif
Iy- 81 relHtn4 volunteering 70 Nh ssii The reg
Eienis hezdy ~ fr ~ciSIe wi teisFt themselves
the above reildezss1is uera tAey Ei4l fe rznsitrei
into sarvrr and furnished ei'fif re-
Eredtiye rel ginleliss.-i
~ utdsr n -lia n G. Iisr, Is. teracr. k~
octza Nv ~ e. MHIf1fso9 NEe ali. 6xH
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rRoII IsIcI.Mosn 4nIscocNIi1ess.

RIcAiloSHF oct so!-4The report ofIthe pro4
reciiYelrecSSEgnitiOn ftiie Confederaes. pull
iislid ih tlsf New \ srk ExPfess. is the absorb
ing topic III ctiayersatIon ierc Ills evening
The majority 1.-THE .fo4linlipit5, having been
80 Il AecfiYeEl laEore. dB hot attach much iii.
porfa4cf ioEItlis statgmknt. but in of6diAl cir
clcsFtis slf isibe received Niih less digcredit
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TELEGRAPHIC.
pI-F.FFars 70 H. ! ..lr sss,Hl
5lf eIsIIFP n, II.l,arI.a % y AavrpeI+g.

/ IslckHlSlI. ott. 30I the New York iIsHaIa
III the 2sih te!otrive,l ileHe, says liza. aediel
lail'k aF F.hy II aslvancingfnto Virginia liEH.
Dsbatdhds sfyE that Il desperate tiqilt tbot
piase rt IkerIy Tsjtii. sis the 2.sr,l illullici,
the RtiIcls Vert to,r1e,l as nsral. l.I
Afa#atll4 lAhha Bshap. tfsc voes.Iisl ixas
badly bn+I4EI ipSt.iiya9h tri tile 18Th I1kt 81,
lheIil eLofeA taking hrtI. frotn the etfJcts il
wllEs.ll she died!
-and III bll@Es uet generalEl disposed Is aedet,l
tlleIe rates. ESeharggIli5
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Srs-r1rrrts ron BlAxxr1s---A ,ra1Iioiir ~.
a Selsla. 4 Aiairarla Nrs A. A. Lal,si-T. l7o-
ttses 20 give her l,esf carpet 10 i,. ctf nil a1l
md. into iianiefs Tor lie soi.iiers- iliffr
- NAV f,n.l;es ri,st can ss.arc one ea-lsl f.r
that purpose. and Nrs. T. s1rzcs-s ,iiat i-e-
49, - ...,--r;rs .k,uIi ,.,',....f ir..,,iflcrs
- -,rl-- -. -,.i 1..-,, ri,-ru. ,s1clnaled ~
49, 5--i,-.r,c,.- 81. .ri.sf -
I, -, ;,.-r Ana every near,s
fI..t t,e-.cxoIcnce and patriotism go 49,
viii be Necessary - fTotnoie .fe t-f--
,,,,r l.r,xe StI,-f'irrs a. The heif
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III l'seftori Is an5w4red ty the ill1ktrated
News ak fellows:
Db E9u i khow what ..slI - i.OTiiamcAtal''i is? m
is a hhIhss EaIt,iiar til the armies of lie west
aud k4uthwesf, hut nsit based in the armies ol
she fasf An r0nalielIiaI''is what ws cssiI d
Vohtneer Mid He is iieh enongii. aSd lt,s
lnfltctdc eIhu2h 10 gFfIa place on a rsincrai's
staff 4is llavina obtaill4i this place. lis hrlt
last hfS lllisI IPny hiIsi.lcSs is 10 prsserwe bis
life, h4d 10 4,tekSnt aDEekquisitcIy marisai 4 d
sliilli slafE ERralicc. lIe is as clean as ! new
pin; llEsI Eiphs al5d his sworl are spolless ii
theiH kI4eHqEdr; aud his Iorses hoofs are pared
as rdgsfsri5lhs His OWN nails. aud blaEkenSt
IDtrd EeEssuaE tIan IFS bwiboofs. for III wears
lpateht lea-lEeIs II IS said he brushes his
horsE teskaE witli sd3ti brush every Hlorti
my. hlll keiEps 4 gold Tiinpea eye glass ;o phi.
on hFs 1tIf flborse's) efte5r in time of battle
Thny e1nhIbesl he IS Ft aily fe die for AI{ conh
Try itl Fl iAs4heiitIs wdrRh5- He is 4 iieisrsc
slent iiAl lhstFqtic m.sIfsA want WHO lrds iiia
self 4b geAlcilaI aid lliays all expenses Irst
Is an panufti,le alsl 41es dangerous fhisii.1s
% thIt af die ~tlen..nEdu i.l.' Can yen tls. il.l
how IiIia,ly t,Dfillnsett:llS have been k5lied ps
wonttldd sLhcb tliis9 war broke ont. III Vol
dan yyish knn would, for yow have sea
u hdir lof le.f fjsst one Yun heal Il said 1la
tisc 4hH has lranliteet Us 10 a comil,al leyI I
snd slEat wkIa.l bayeto suffer alike. T;ieneN
tmeEoil hkhf that said, Just introdul-c fllt
Yis9d4t 81 -Dfiiamentsils, " "l insinaate inillll
~ ihi4 Iiorldy anil falnl influence haycl iIier
ciectk kti war ifsit less than in pcacc
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Interest,bearing Treasury Notes.

T'sA''.' R;iss5siTs: Ris.;ssss .ss. S. i.s,
PublieAetiee i hereby given that Congress has id
ly authorized the ANIMAL payment OF interest on tf
T.soTreasury Sotes The interest due on each .notE
on he arst day Of JanarY next win be pais 10 tte
respective holders on pressninent at the Treasury r
At any Depository of the Government
esigned) 6. g. MEMNINGER.
setl3-lm Secretary Of Treasury A
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GKs. IonIxs.-- This o:Elssr hss been oElered
t. REPORT n Ricllntoni- His comnnn1 h-s
feeu 7nrned over to Cen Ecilols- Cen Ioring
and his staff left Dhhlin Depot on the Virginia
and Tknnessec Road for Hicl-sond last Sunday
morning The why OF wherefore Of This pro
cceliilg has not tfnnspifed- II Psfsrst arg E<
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NOliee.l

4 7. Ier>cns haviig < sHia reaia1ilse estate II
a nSii Rafs7a dec d r. hcfclL/ notsied tn Ill
them within tie iirse prr>ft bad N law and Hose
ina he'd to tho estate qitx tO knnc torss + 4
ard rsk ke seflemchf. This ~ lat ~ ticfsslrr lSdg
oct iel-ims MN ~ RSNkiS Assn.-r
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Chattanooga, Tenn. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER !. 1862.


inolLe1- GseTFiiE.r LlDioa Ion Cssla.f7,o-
lfo-. Copl8rcif 55f C0l0nff .IeFrf~S-f fI5l5asf
F'r'sikze1' Reifsisei oa p ui5iz az (;0,1.s5i5,1s
n3rs Plantations Ind Uilsfe
The steamer Platte alley. VII eli arrived al
tile landing Yesterday forenoon. bfouebt INTEL
ligenoc OF anstlier administration. uf Colonel
Jeiilfes. whose presence hack Of Cairo oi, the
Missouri side hhs been known for Sorus tsn.-.
On Saturday last lie entered Commerce. No..
al tile head Of a force eStiI,r.see Al frn, tscc
TO FIVE lsunilred men, and a last accouhts re-
niaiiied Ia f'ndisputel possession A. soon as
his pTesence WIS knou'l Colonel P,.tkiialn.
comrlandins At C1lle Girllean. dispatched
i've or SIX coilpiies to ihcrtoWh ga the Platte
Valley When within two miles ef Coalnlerce
tlieyi were ait4cd iniend5ns. dbnbtless. 10
march 4owis and tskf the place ia the rear II
Vas supposed M saesagenent u.,al otsrsir iss
Short time. alfhonsl nothing had occurred OF
Nlliei ihe Platte Valley conli olsain ...v. in
furusation. As She passed c-ssnltsce. every
fhing WAS qniei. only sky CT seventy u the
guerrillas being seen. and portion 1T them
stanllii st tue tiIne az flag pole f,oii which
the sItesl States fl5 Was iiyii Z at half fa.as,
with the tiiion down and Confedegarc lia..
above IL Shortly after tire Platte Valley ar
rive,l AZ Cairo. the gunhoAt coiiesiosa MAS
dispatched 20 Commerce. TO see what was
going on We learn that the merchants oi
lonnerce only abort time since ~ civcii
i,eiF fall stocisnf GOODS fact -fhici, lo,si,t-
less induced Ceionel Jeifrics Ia par the pla-e
a visit iic las io1biiesss lest before this
C'lipliel tanlkiaer, Who's capture NJ island
10 - already bccil larolc.i At Columbus a
day or two since not being allowed. htiueper.
10 le.,ye the toN'ii-
Tie work of layipk llantAiiDsis ,Nasic ia ti...
Siciltiiy 81 the atisi * tie roiiiine.l and
,7ckey iias bceii coiainciice ia the i,islsor-
haad Of yronise 80 CAyou and Island > Z, num-
be- ~ dweliiIss aisi oiltiianscs have i,eeu
destroyed. and the Ilant,fions sacket. Tie
Pia;ie falle.y Wis I,i lisinri,ssi anywhere uu
the liver --Ns,tPL@ Ac,ns. cef a..,a
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rhsi fHelefr md thsIr ssiae.nes on the soush
carolIha t,pakf.

correspondent Of the Kew York Tribune
vri les from Port Royal. orl the south caroliil
coast; liIl
Cur iprees in this Department are in ,,ossesk
ION OF large number Of fertile fsl.pds
STRETCHING along the coasts of South Caroai,ill
1eqrsia and Florida, from which that portion
q ihc white Population at war with the Cow
fiIneiif has lied. lcayl lnS behind their slaves
ho'ises iariiitaFes etc. These islands accord
ingto General Mitchell. who has bestowed
nueh tl'ought on the subject, are Capable 6i
sasf falillisg a population OF from one hundred
and hiiy 40 two liIndred tIlohsaid. / haye
only had tinesto collect a few fEcts concern.
Ing the cultivation OF these islands during tie
past season by the coHtrabands
HE Island Of Paris is near hilton Head. IS
abqas ihree miles wide and aliont nine Enil{s
iones This is 4 rich and f4rt le island. but not
IA ! high state of cultivation There arerupJr
this island three bundled aid twenty contra,
blil.is. only one hundreI and fifty of whom ar
available as laborers, These Iaborers haze
cultivated. during the past season., two llnk-
drcd and twenty acres OF cotton. three huil
drs3d acres Of corn. f5Fty-six acres Of sweet
Potatoes, and twenty acres oi rice aud garden
vegetables III
fine gross product oE these crops cannot he
Less than twenty y-seveE thousand dollars 11hs
is iie estimate Of the Superintendent. an intel
ilgfni aiid c1rcfnl btisiiless man. The cotton
picking has cenmencs.i H but Tie crop eli
hafdly be called an asarage onc The plAlt-
ing was very iase. and without any mannfe
and added 10 these hiidltsbees is lie visit "
thd ~seSeHyear Worm, which has Destroyer
on many plantations nearly one fourth ol fiis
crdls We llave heard pf thirty ~tfousapd
pounds being picked on one riatation. azs
FROM ten TO fifteen thoukani on others
do not think that ttscfe Is as much sick
liiess among the troops Us would naturally ID
expected IN tItis climate. although they u.
pear soncs~tlat enervated 5by climatic inflii
chfes.~ Gen. Mitchell. but Just located ii I'll |
Department has much bred the officers aIll
iaeh under him, and signs 1f activity are IN
erywlIere apparent. Ii the government vii
sioic him necessary reiilforceiueits Charlestal
and Savannah will soon Hlil. aAd with thea
thd State of South Carolina Georgia and E16t
ida Will be Of easy coiiqntst
Let every Georgian liesish before tins sl.al
be written ihhisscry a9aii.s' he.
lSqs,tahdLt Rep,t5isc,n,l
u IL Ifi-I TaBn~r~, SIort tsai.erS as.d o,, a
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Itehsl 4ary.

II II +
PhiI.itelphlA IirsSs. nIlsIls.tE letter says3
N HoInefiionIwiii iHiiF, llrpay as well sss
tle l4lnes iok ilte foa.Eaei4ie armed vksseT5
as fallak iikdesitAihed hg Hie. They aEa The
FlorHlal fdrInery tine s1refo. con4ilIasdel Is
EartEfM Ntaits and ehEfr5ils ten lsiHe iieh
i}iak4lb l4klFgd riiif1f gins The gli4hd4t
Aiabl4ha. n Illlin Sslknis. laisls .: fielI Snhi
fer, JlIehIehri it's teal elkx{n fiell eti.B. ahil
.4lc 81 sEEdatE l2sp,', cabi4isil Igakciy. ettryihe
len EbeAgl inali fBlaAesk lrite guns IIh IS
thgcd arc sFua "a Ld hoy ~ Mobile. Tie
F29v1 iIiiiltsl,y thei shiSr ,ililon lIf i4v5
hai.atel l|IFI lfAefy BEiEsh mrfel,.nlk atdl
IheH4E t9kl. its lla'Ie. ili#.re arr sai,llsb bs
ionr ttAcf teahicr<. wk6@c names 1 isanildt
row Rbfal iapsl in,ildtliF9t 4 stcan, Ii l c1ll
frigae ,redahtly bniIt nt GlstfSn, below Hive
poslIl3tmlith billy iot tlid Italian GogeIinnehi.
ufd iilih aA Italian fsslH9 Miiiell recently lkfs
aEsnglil lgiali a full crew. shieiy TtaIiali1 Es
fier koiuiA4kld of Csspt+il Arthur SiiicldIf
nnceIbf PlirbrvEitAl crslHseil tlle AtlailtIelii
The HnlF lpE. HE IialsapInlme Of thar slsl
fs t. hd ellffiise'it'' tl1all9i JeifersonlDAYisl
j GdEsti@hI il j Andre Fl 9'f Mass hasIw1iE
tcB a1lettef hcceititss tlle nomination III al.e
keitkiTcalS iof e clcfHRR.
BrBs f;3fI De4efls. Ii.ls afctp,el tic lFIjsnkFs
F tniqH 1iplAiibati1it ior Iipedrilor.
GdlL IssEls kins. f4iIss The rrcssa.r 4 ,oItE-
10 AYakhit.ston. ilrtSsAny IN IN apilfdtEc ILL.,
GelI, KN Rkllsen. g1stt4t Sf~fi,e Marlh,l.oeeI
Md1l tiazetta. Is ini ffFlfl3 at Nashfsatjnl4 II
lie ~ clEId5fG WITH Fahlisliits M sr5i< ~
rillaiHd tqitIie1ferp Ailh lie drag Isl HELIlde
iieorHe's aa4atSs E#hl
GolIis1si Iiil Nefs lIeF ilaeslley4 II lkI 4 4.
4 FeFessai 4 fliaslgcl was s9r netIys<l aad stet
ling 4iTaTc4d tV l4taEi 4HII2.
Thf' Eoi ihipnifnt d ElroXe Weslnesdat.
n-as xIsss slsI3 t. keel a is4l OH and 4 l4ilf
- fts.
Li4rtEnlssr 4; - FR N ~ ToS.-lTise Mt,
bile AdS4iiikchI SAP Kat l'reSisletii Davis His
confeSfredIbsj Aia1E ksel41rtl PelnbesteaI tl,c
rank 10 lI IHellteAsM lsg'nsi.a 10 enable hEmlto
iaic sslslll ns 1jgr Van frn and Ioseil. l.lalfl
Il w hflhil 4;lJEK liiil as Nlzj9r General Al5o
sliat IfsIieH 4ksh ls- y a,iision's weHSsf sliail
llavc ez1tsl .if viii ask Iihf Inc sillrsA4 Icit
nantIifl ille MIsfikai, ~ aI.Fy. over is@lJEt-I
toy 9sel aErl j 4ii ihf4.
S1F-ITsle Yankee pAp,Fs say that The fsiin5tl
Il Bfei eE5pilra isfhge , aFnsy n I'fFrs Is.
@ns flie ihs eEdefI c4EGen- MceeeS fl4
was Pisa hEek whsnaissl ssltked. 50 hat llrasg.
bs lolf5wiIg would fsiaka tritiertcn bu his
leff fsIlk Aud give G.ibefta chance 10 4ct IN
his rdRt iEepdk, h3EweAier. was TOO brave:
~ rtiEsai. hIl Illus tHoied every iliissg
-ls34E.-,-l IL lzL
rs4- 9l1 kIarlta c9l,f.llera,., is lnfqrlssiied
,ll4t ~ ~ Nlohree.P NeRs Orleans who WAS
), p4. B,k,rise-ted lE B4ssts iiptlef. has 9isd
iibn. IIe etT-Ets 6fhs iili:risoni.clit oil slip
f lSianHI III itl Il tl liftl t.-I
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ArrcixrFESIs Br L1<t5LS- The Herald
say4s
4 10 President has appoiii'eii| A drew z.
Dickinson Marshal OF Norfflera Ncw York.
aud Ihonas IL Chy. q Kentucky. to Al 3Ir-
Dick l,soil place ns Minister 70 AiearaEul---
The President j. nsjoiced Al bein. able 10 pay
tliis conpi rncIlf % the brother ol Henry Clay
Ar- I)ic kfnson Was originally appointed % hrs
present pesf> bat IS The Secrt<Ary of the
Treasury desired the riace for his broiiicT.
jus; deceased. Mr. Dickinson wai indnced 10
accept lhe ceil-rfl American Inission-
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TER S OF TUITTON.

Lang gsaess. - 90 eaes
Ia tie UrRameatsl Ee arfsieft flEI t,41yiSi9n vii
b@ made oi the n dnaty price,.
The rule Of ~ SsncHt Is o;le 1lf Ii adyhee fhe q,
by tn. rul slir q The term.
Holfd csa be Hal ia good faini' 3 afEiai cor ven
lent biaid ng hsses Kept puIpfsIt Ior vairr lad -
The price II bsaad nelning .is.hiS 5sf fuel i . 4
exceed "a 80 per aeck O. W. PARKS
snIa>tf Secretly bad TreaSlrtIf.
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BSt Tic Sew York banks increased tlsir
loans and discounts nearly FIVE millions of,>lol-
lafs Hsf week.
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n NoInnleerS.

DEiNf fully authorized 10 rassc and muster into TIL
ID srryi - h- eiifederafc States regiment di
Infantry FOR 10 ~sr. @il 9ains having comp ns
organized hAs II i>terea into the service lily
writing Al Mn >fer or telegi aphing me II D
eaerd. Tenn, Lib eginent j. wanted inIrediaielI
oet9 a. TAI. W. MEM IL
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Masonic EIMAfE INSTITUTE
CT, TsL4yD. e7ENN,
Rev. J. N Bradshaw. Principa,

Rev. J. n Bradshaw. Principsl
V1HE next Session OF this Institute VIII commen K
IL Monday the lst 4 = al Sebtesnserlnext nal u
the direction ard irofe Ssor>hip OF e Rev Mr. Brad
shaw. who has l.fi charge ri it fur tie last te
msnih-- |.
The Trustee. in in,kjpt this announcement w0nlH
uloSt Especially appeal u aIl citizens wha hasi
daugeie T. etlIsife. q send then u thisnsfiihfinI
Nr. BrtsShT h$ had charge ~ the sclen fDf tli
last lsIhtlS dBTins cli time ne las r,ier,l Il
ampIe.aI.l mi ght ~ Universal to fl,l
TraSf.eS. psirni, aud gpiiS here ue VIZ WIS 4 bet
ter TINE for ~ etlnra - their daughters tlia51 nod
nIoir y HeJty ey .FythinS rm-T fafss.s he.rl
prlae1 aud the rIitian 70 tls A5ot Is The mi
tl1t il waS wncr. everything was nj sw ig.Ircs
What excuse caa there he MI h alf. who lfecl
lecis Ia educate h5S ,ssighsery Noae ll,.anse hef
IN Gleyeian'ls, i,tJ ieetiify. We saveSai lnsnes
with exceilent fa~FiItor a1rd b., sufficient crrp
Of Asslstaf Is bssIact all WHO may favor Il wiid
their pair nas. lfi me aud all put their sh,nidt
to the wtsci snd ll1tld Il, school will Be oil
incaeuisbfe bench, 10 and a5lhohar ta oar town
We hare the ha ding aud We have ths Tea It'd
balance dtynise- Ep.n llr people. We hope tiey ma
noby perform il.trslHty
The Irss:ee- aft thank.nl t. the eilizen- for the
patr t1vped II AN NJ. Brad .l.aH a ,ic a sat
aid ale g!a . M lt1t tider ils adn.nist on
the stitiioi al si,t f1-t a v n, cisxia e r. n Il
tai il "a tiincd IN ts ser j rs Of t,s lr,a.h
fe.r