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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, June 18th 1852, a negro man
Owho says his nams is AB2AHA Nj says no belongs
10 Samuel Afternoon Of Chestha county Tenn age
about 81 80 years Old weighs about Jas $50 lbs
feet inches high, copper color, scar on chunk
about one Itch long small scar edge Of the hair above
right temple. . .. ..... ...... .....
The owner Is requested TO come forward, prove pro
perry, and pay charges, "a the law directs. '...
81 HINTON,
'june20-St ... Sheriff and JaiOr Of D. 0.
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Gommittad tn Iail

or Davidson County Tom, June 9th, 1902, a ne
" gro firi, uamed sALLIEi says she belongs 20
Irwin Hogue, " Nauy County, Tenn. SAID sri ID
about is or 20 years old weighs about 100 OF $50
pounds feet inches high two small scars On
copper color,
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, az the law directs
,. n. HINTON,
junC6-3t sheriff and JailOr ofD. q.
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Onrnmirtad To .Iail

nF Davidson c0uhty, juno 10Th, 1862, negro man
~ who tays his name is MILTON says he belongs
to Joseph Carter o. Marshall county Ala, age about
y yeurs weighs 1865 pounds o feet inches high (,
color black scar by burn above the light wrist -
The owucr Is requested o. come forward, prove pro.
perry, and pay charges as the law directs
!. NJ. HINTON
iuneIs 81 sheriff ana Tailor D. G.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, June IA, 1852 a negro man,
" who says his name rs GEORGE WASHINGTON ;
says he belongs ~ vary Ann Ycargan, OF Warren
county, Ky aged about 40 years weighs li5 "r $50
lbs; feet inches high color black small scar on
forehead small goatoc The owner is requested TO
come forward, prove property aud pay charges az
the law directs. .r- J. M. HlNlON,
luuBls-8t Sherin and JaHOr or D. C..
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Gnmmittad To Iail

nF Davidson county, June q, 1862 a negro man,
" who says his name is BOB says he be oLgs
70 Thomas c. Walker Of MAury county, Tenn; age
about Is or 20 years old, weighs about 100 pounds
feet 81 inches IN height color black, no marks;
The owner Is requested to come forward prove pro.
peIty, Al d pay charges, az the law directs.
. 49, = ID. .|. INK. J. NJ. HINTON, H.
June2Q-3t Sheriff and Tailor Of d. c.
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Committed to Jail

or Davidson county, June 23, ls62, negro man
" who says his name Is ARTaOR and belongs TO
VIM Q. Smart Of Warren county Tenn, aged about
% years weighs about 145 or $50 pounds 8 feet Z
inches hign color black heavy whiskers . a..
The owner Is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs .
] M, HINTON,
Fiune20-st Nf .GHI.... Sheriff and Tailor orb C.
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Gnnmittad tn Iail

OF Davidson county, Jane 20, 1862, negro man,
OwhO says his name is DANIEL; says he belongs e.
Mrs Luznka o. Brown OF MWry county, near Spriug
Hill, Tenn; age about Z3 years old weighs Rboht ITO
or $50 pounds feot TX inches high, small scar IN
centre forehead
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove pro-
pcrty, and pay charges az the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
Juue2q-3t Sheriff and Tailor of ID C.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, JuIy l, io62, a Negro Man,
~ who says his name is SAM says be belongs ~
GeUrge Armstrong, Of williamson county, Tenn. aged
~ years; weighs l65 pounds, feet 5 inuhes high;
color, black; marks. The owner s requested 70
come forward, prove property, and pay charges, ~
the law directs. j. NJ. HINTON,
July 81. sheriff and JalOr Of d. G..
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OnmmittAd tn Lail

(NF Davidson county, June 23d, 1852, negro boy,
" who says his name il ak, and belongs to VIM
McGreRRor Of Wi son Co. age years old weighs about
100 or lG5 pounds feet inches high; color black ;
scar on second finger on left hand
The owner is requested TO come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
j, NJ. HINTON,
JupeC2Qs-9t Sheriff and JailOr Of ID &
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, July 8, 1862 Negro
" Boy, who says his name Is HENRY; says be be.
longs 10 William Reed OF Carksyle, Tenn; aged II
years. weighs 0Oor 100 pounds; feet 8 a inches hight
color, BLACK marks. The owner is requested 10
come forward prove property, and pay charges az
the law directs .. j. " HINTON,
-JnlY D. 1902. Shcrin and LaiIUr of ID. g.
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Committed TO Jail

nF Davidson county June llth, 1862, negro man
~ who eays his name Is AARON says he belongs To
10 Carter, Of MaHhull county, Ala aged about 10
years weighs about 40 or li5 pounds feet inches
high no marks color black The owner IL request
cd to come forward, PROVE property, and pay charges
the law drcUts HINTON,
uupIb-3t Slprld aud JaIlOrr ulh 4.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn june ~ ls62, ne.
- gro man who says his name is CHARLES, aud
br,onEs 10 klchd HightOWgr 2 miles beyond Brent
WOOD lu VIII. msou county Tenn about ~ years of
age weighs about l3o pounds o foot ~ inches
high soar ou back of len hand, The owner Is re.
quosltd " come lorward, piOye property, and pay
charges, as the law dire1ts
j. M HINTON,
luuelb-at shgud and JhlluT of ID 4,
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Committed to Jail

NF Davidson County, Tenn, July 8, 1882, Negro
Man, who Says h,a name " REUBENi says he
belongs ~ Pattons Heirs, Of Davidson County Tenn.
aged 81 years; weighs 175 pounds height, feet I =
inches oolor, black scar on right The
50 requested to come forward ITOyc property, and pay
charges, uB the law directs. J. NJ HINTON,
July y, lS62--3t sheriff and Jailor Of d. c.
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Cnmmitted tn Iail

DF Davidson county, June 10TH 1852, negro man
~ who saws his name IL DANIEL says be belongs
10 Richard Doss Of Marshall county, Ala. age about
q or - years Weighs 100 or 90 lbs o feet inches
high no marks color black; The owner is request
ed 10 come forward prove property, aud pay charges
AS the law directs J. NJ. HINTON,
iuuelS-8t Sheriff and 1aIIGr. b. T. ..
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, Tenn, June 10 1862, negro
~ girl, who says her name II JOANNA, and belongs
70 Robert Williams, Of Franklin, Ky, age shout II
or IS years feet inches high weighs about 100
rounds dark copper color The owner is requested
to como forward prove property, and pay charges
the law directs j. NJ. HINTON,
iunegO-3L Sheriff aud Tailor Of ID. g..
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Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson county, 90 the l2th OF Jane, II G2 a
" negro man who says his name 10 DAVID, aud
says he belongs 20 Lucy SMITH OF IayiCson county
fnn.i age about 20 years weighs l25 on $50 pounds
feet = inches hugh no marks color bmcE. Tue
owner u requested 20 oome forward, prove pro
pcrly aud pay charges as The law directs,
j A. WNTON,
juuols-3t sheriff and JaiIor Of b. G..
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Committed to Lail

~ Davidson county, June l2th, 1862 negro man
~ who says ms name IS ALEX says be Belongs
20 Lucy smith, OF ayiIson oocuty, Tonn,; aged
about ~ years weighs l45 or 100 pounds feet 4,
inches high; copper color no marks. The owner Is
requested 10 come forward prove property, aud pay
charges a. the law directs. -... -. ..
n HINTON,
JunelS-3t sheriff and Jailor q ID. g.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, July o, 1852, Negro
~ Man who says hs name IL GEORGE; says ne
belongs TO Van Alien, u White County, Tenn; aged
Is years; weighs 100 pounds: feet inches high;
color, black small scar left tOrehnger. The owner
IL requested to come forward prove property and pay
charges, as the law directs, J. NJ. HINTON,
July D, lS82-Jt. Sheriff and Jailor Of DC.
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ApAMs ExPREss oOllPANY.


OFFICE No. 81 CHEaY sTRErr
Parsons Wishing 10 send Freight and Packages by
bo Morning Traius Of the iowsvulh AMI NASH
ms, and NksuvuLr AND DEcArUR RAlLEoADs,
sast have ths same a. the oaoe by o'clooE ,le
,oning previous ..r....
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DAVIDSON COUNTY DinEcTonY-C Continued.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND oFnOERs.

mlLAIhhl dVAhAAhs hND VI
port-IIeadouatters on High street Gen Durnont
commanding
Disriet-Tlcidauarte on Summer street tDr
Ford's resideneo) Capt Groon, A. A.G.
Pyoroa Acknowledgements on Chsrch street
(Femalo Aoademy) Col Stanley Matthews.
Chier A,siaaut Quartey1aa.ier - Headquarters on
Cherry street No 10, Judge Oa''On.S re'oeneeJ
uapt'J D. Dihgham' ...
A''"'" V"a''e'"''''s' N'''''"HoOs@ "'pS' N'f''
N-S'o'ehoou'
81, $500, S1''', =,
-, l....,.......,. ~, ~ N,.rp,, s,roo,
raD,-Ew H. .
~ r. -. t4..a,,,..,o.s No N VIVA .,
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1EashtiIle alainn.
TER NJ -.

nAItY UNloN, per anuum... ,... ..,..,ts 90
20 week Observation-Disclosures. 20
Tu.WrEKuY UMoy, per annnm, .s.... 60 co
WEzKLY USIoN, por anuum ...g.........n..s2 90
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IKRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

ouisyiuo Nashville RR Train leaves at 7,A5, AN.
4" arr. at $50, r. NJ,
,ashytno \ Decatur RR. Train leaves at 600, AN.
" arr. Al TOO, ~
,asb. a Chattanooga r r. Train leaves at 10 co. AN,
At a25, pm.
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RATES or ADVERTISING.
trEs LINK os lnz TO ooSurUrr aauArr)
% ADVBRTTSEFSS in DETAIL,

Advertisements occupying any special position IN
SIDE, 20 per cent additional special position outside
10 per cent,
HS- Advertisements inserted IN the Local Column
charged at the rate of twenty cents per line.
. Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon; but every such change will involve extra OK
penso, TO be paid for by the advertiser.
Scr Ade91iseg exceeding btspdoe contracted Ioy lsiH
be charged for he ercess.
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4abioson Countg 4irectorg.
oITY aoVERNMENr.

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
~ john CifUMBLEY, Mushat . .
Deputy Mqrshais-w. II. Wilkinson, A. c. Tucker,
and James A Steele.
Clerks oJhe Markei-Iohn Chuulbley 81 oBlciO, FIRST
JOS L. Ryan second and John Reddick, third.
Tar William Driver
Revenue COHeot1--A. D. ShaRkland
Wafer Tar Coliector-E. b. Garrett
Tfsoar6f--R horny ''|. ..|. "... ..
Whdrf Mdsie,t--ThonRs Leake I.E F.
Superintendent Of the Worlho@s--Jy o. Dodd.
Superintendent Of he Wuio Works--Iames Wyatt
chief Of hs Fire Experimentation d. heabury'
ScrtoH Of the Cepetsrv--T u. Mcbride. .
Street OUersoer-J L. stewart.
City AHOrHeg-John McPhall Smith.
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z Oily COUNCIL

Ilolrd Of Aldermsp--N, II. Brien, President J. Il.
Newman, q. A. }. May field, H.G. Sooys, VIM Cheat
ham, J. smith, NJ. @. l.. Claiborne, and Jas Robb'
Common Cot,ncil-w p Jones, Presidents William
Roberts, t. }. Yarbrough, VIM, Driver, WIN Stewart,
I0uis IIohgh, W. Mullins James Turner, G N, South
gase, A. J. Cole, Jas, Davis, Andrew Anderson, J. b.
Knowles, and John Cready.
srANmsd CoMMITTEEs 0EGuE oTr oouSolL
Finanes-Knowles, soovel and Cole.
Wator Works--Audei Joo, Smith and Claiborne
Street, -Yafbrough Turner southgate, Davis, Brisn,
Mayaeld Cheatham and Claiborne, .....
Wharf--NewmaB, Stewart and Turner.
HospiiaI-Jones, Mayneld and sloan.
Standardization, May field and Knowles
Fire Dsparirnsri-Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gaa-Drver Cheatham aud Davis. T"
Cenasteyv-smth Stewart and Newman. . p
Market House--Roberis, stewart and Turner.
SiaUes--Hough, oaiborns and Davis.
Police-Chestham, Brien and Anderson
Springs-Hough, Claiborne and Brlen.
Workhouss-.ohoaiham AIAy0ed and Knowles.
Improvements aud ErpenditTe, Cole, soovel and
Cready. ~
p,Jho Properv-Brien, ChoEtham and Turner
Pest Houso-MNyhod Jones and Roberts
Ss-Tio Board ol Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next precSdihs tie second and fourth Thursdays 10
each month, and the Common Council tho second
and fourth Thursdays in each month. H.|
,fNl ~ ~ n @ o. ID I... B .. ID
IN NIGHT POLICE E r..
Captait4-JohB Baugh. ....I ...
First Lisuienata --wm. ,Yarbroush,J ......
Second LisHiena'd--John II, Davis.
Policsme,,--wm. jackson, John Lavender, Mich Da,
Wis sJool phinips, VIM Baker John Cottrs William
Mayo, John Epgles, j. W. Wright, John Packet
Robert SCOTT, W. G, Franes, Thomas Francis Andrew
Joyce david Yates, aud Charles Huitt.
SS- Tho Police Court II opened every morning at
| piue U',foeI g., .
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1862,
GOV. WRIGHT's WAR SPEECH.
Bill to authorize tie use Of Rebel Property
and the employment Of Negroes an military
labor. '.H- "1# 30
DaLIyered ID I esenaLa. Jn-y lh. lss2- -

Delivered IN csenato, Ju'y la $50,
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We the undersigned have this day adopted the
above rates, to which We bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. . p 49,. r..r........t.sr. ...ft,.--.
'"". VIZ. CAMERON, for the Uni6n.
-raa rr JOHN Wallace, for tLo DispatcL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July u, 1862, I'D .... I'D.
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DIED.

On Sunday. the 3lst August. at min
u.es past II o'clock. Of Congestivc Chiils,
MYRTLE AURORA, daughter of Benja-
min and Amazonia Jacobs.
Sweet Myrtle has left us, and may 1t be
a consolation to her afflicted parents, that
she has gone to happier world. All who
knew her loved her. AS she was kind, low
ing, and obedient child. The void she has
left in her family, is only replaced by the
knowledge that she is now happy, and an
angel in Heaven. 49,,
So fade earth's loveliest flowers, and die!
While those less fair still greet the sight;
So fits athwart the evening sky,
The brilliant meteor's transient light
Which for moment meets our gaze,
Then leaves us but the stars pale rays
| Shreveport, Sept. A, 1862. d.
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permit itself to be hushed, without a
murmur does not seem possible to us;
nor can we believe, that the Southern
people, who are willing and do yield
obedience to the Rulers they have
placed at their head, will submit to
every arbitrary law that may be
endeavored to ne forced upon them
by some would be dictator. The
President in his message, we are
pleased 10 notice has directed the
attention of Congress to this impor-
tant Improvement in the following
paragraph:
In the election and appointment OF
officers tor the provisional army, 1t
was to be anticipated that mistakes
would be made, and incompetent
officers of all grades Introduced into
the service. In the absence of eNpe-
renee, and with no reliable guide for
selection, executive appointments, as
we'll as elections have been some
times unfortunate. The good of the
service. the interests of our country
requires that some means be devised
for Withdrawing the commission OF
officers who are incompetent for the
duties required by their position
And trust you will find means 70,
relieving the army Of such officers
by some mode more prompt and less
wounding to their sensib;!ity than
the alignment OF a courimartiaI.
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We have information by telegraph
from Senatobia to the effect that
Nashville has been recaptured by our
forces, and that Gen. Kirby Smith is
at London, in Kentucky, with fifteen
thousand men, en- route for Lexing-
ton. This intelligenceis said to have
been brought to Senatobia in an ex-
ira of the Memphis Bulletin. We
shall await its confirmation with in
terest. We arc disposed to regard it
As true, as it is what we have been
looking for for several days past
Memphis (Grenada) Appeal.
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The Pine Bluff Telegraph is fin
ished TO Camden, by way Of Little
Rock Benton, Rockpo:t, 'Arkadelphia
and Princeton, and offices doing bus
mess at all the places named. The
line went into operation on Monday,
and has been constantly busy. The
receipts of the Camden Office are
large. If the other Offices do rs well
the stock will be the best "paying
institution IN the State We are
now on a par with any other city in
the Conteaeracy for early intelli-
gence, and we hope the finishing and
success of this enterprise is but the
harbinger OF other improvements of a
public nature in our country, as soon
as peace smiles upon Us. To the
energy and perseverance of Snow &
Ketchum; are we indebted for the
present boon. When they moved &c
the State, three years ago, not a foot
of Telegraph wire was in our Dor
ders. Arkansas, can now bsst o
near 500 miles.
The above we find in the Camden
Ark, Herald, and are only sorry tina
it is not our lot to pen a similar ar
ticIe. Our people whose easernes
for getting early intelligence, ant
who profess willingness to pay TO
it, are shamefully backward on tn
Telegraph question, it seems to b
matter of utter impossibility t
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convince them of the advantage to
be derived from having u telegraph
from here to Monroe. The cost
would not be much, therefore we
cannot conceive why our citizens
refuse to give ear to the proposition.
Not a single person. as yet, has
shown his Willingness to embark in
such an enterprise.
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itorial expatiating on the dininutive
paper currency in America. In an
other article it reviews the conduct of
America in regard to the commerce of
Nassau. 1t questions the policy of
carrying out their powers to their full
extent, but says Lord Palmerston is
perfectly right in tolerating a claim
which it may be hereafter the inter
est of his own country to inforce.
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For the information of our readers, We
publish the following from the War De
paytmcnt:
General Or9er No IS.
The following rules, in relation TO the
examination OF cnu-cripts, a." published
for the guidance of enrolling and medical
officers:
/. At each camp of instruction. and q;
such military stations, and other points as
may be designated. "n experienced army
Surgeon, from It different section Il the
country Will be detailed to "Nanin" con
scripts.
=. All conscripts capable OF bearing arms
| VIII rc r,ccivcI.
! 3. CouscIipts no. equal to all military
duty may be valuable IL the Hospital, o!
! Quartcrinastcrs OK other s;att dcparun' u:s-
u:d II SO, will he received.
l. Biudues-. excessive deafness. and
permanent lancucss, or grca; detoEmity are
| obyj, rs reasons for exemptions.
! >. Confirmed consun ption, large incur
able ulcers, and chronic contagious dis
eases Of the skin are causes 10Y exemption.
q. Single rcdUciolc hernia, :hc loss ~ n
eve. or al several fingers VIII not incapaci-
tate The subject for the performance o: u"A'
. ,ary duty.
:. 4 certificate of disability Of a con.
script. given by Il private physician. WI.
not be considered unless affidavit - mao,
that The conScriu' is confined - bed, "1
that his health and life would b" cnd@n
gercd by removal TO the place OF enrol!
mcut
:. Bat when conscTipt is ncarac:atc'
by temporary sickness, he must p:esen
himself 50 soon Us recovered, to the enroll
ing officer, or to the nearest school for con
scripts.
o No previous discharge, certificate O
exemption from any source will be acil
nowledgcd.
10. Medical officers q: the army are no
allowed 10 examine coascriptS and Civ
: certificates. unless they ere regularly &c
tailed for that duty.
By command of thc Secretary of Wa
5. COOPER,
Adiutant 4 Inspector Gen
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DIE d.

On last Monday night, at the residence
Of Mr.. J. J. Jeaiock, MRS. ELIZA G.
ENGLE, aged % years, consort OF A En-
gle. pr.s-
byterian church, and was loved ana ee-
teemed by all who knew her. In her death
the church has lost good and charitanie
sister. Let it be consolation TO her pc
reaved husband, tina. she is now IN the
aims of her Saviour, smiling down upon
him a. hih'D
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The Memphis Uniom appeal, com

The Memphis Union appeal, com
menting upon the advance ofour troops
into Kentucky, says:
The long-contemplated invasion of
Kentucky, in force, by the rebels,
with the intention of cutting off Gen.
Buell's army and carrying the war
across Che Ohio river, is now being
made. Them is absolutely alarm
ing. The rebels are in the front and
rear of Gen. G. W.Morgan, command
ing the Union troops at Cumberland
Gap. He has rctreated to Barbours-
Vile, and the rebels are already at
London in his rear, and pressing hard
in front. This is not rumor and OK
asgeration, but the truth of history.
General Buell. is IL so reported to Q
in bad fix. 1t is certain that rebel
marauders have cut off railroad COM
munications between Louisville and
Nashville, the line over which Buell.
drew such supplies as the country he
occupies could not afford. 1t may be
essential to the subsistence and there
fore safety of the army of the Ohio,
that that road be immediately posses
sed by our troops. and efficiently
guarded throughout. In the mean
time if there are any means of living
off the enemy, Gen. Buell. must EN-
ploy them SO soon after harvest and
in the season ofroasting ears, it is UNI
likely tina: his army viii starve for n
time. though unable to get supplies
from the North. The rebels are also
heard from in Eastern Kentucky and
Western Virginia. The kanawha
Valley again .warms with guerri!ias,
and Humphrey Marshall, with his
horde. is expected on the Bis Sandy
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DANGER OF INTERvENTIoN.-The
Watkins On. W Republican of the
27th ult. says: "Hon. a. S. Diven
told on Thursday evening that he
had the express authority of Secreta-
ry Seward to tell the people that he
had assured the representatives of
foreign nations from time to time
that the rebellion would pe crushed
out, and that in order to prevent in
tervention in favor of the rebellion
he had now named a time so short
that he dared not make it public, and
that such intervelaeion could not be
prevented but by an immediate res
ponse to the call for 100000 men.
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\ DUSCRlprIoN OF New JERSEY

4 DusCRlpTIoN OF New JERSEY.
The State OF New Jersey has never
enjoyed an cnviable notoricty, but it
now seems to be going from bad to
worse. We met noted Democratic
spcaker-a thorough patriot, howcv-
cr---a few days since, who had been
over to the dominion Of Camden and
Ambov to speak for tho county,
He found almost the entire popu!a-
,ior Gisl"yal. not openly. hu. in their
hearts. Not few of their own
newspapers donounce many Of their
ppop!" as li,tl. better than traitors.
and their seems to be evidences on
all sides that the state is honey
combed with sympathy for jeff. Da.
Wis and his cause. Monmouth and
| Trenton should be removed into some
State more worthy OF their sacred
history y. Tribune.