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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS. SALE.
'sEY virtue of a mandate from the
az Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, to me directed,
On M,nday, the First aayot December ncrt,
between the.hou,s of ten in the forenoon, AMI
four iu the afternoon of sail day OF the
premises, Lot Eighty-six in the town OF Clar-
ington, in said County, shall proceed to sell
to the highest and best hidden. said Lot
Eighty-six, with all the buildings aud inn
provemsnts thereon, subject to slsass Of the
tiird story of the Brick House, the Claring-
sou Lodge Of Masons which will expire on the
first day Of December. 1859. One fourth OF
the purchase msney to be cash in hand, one
fourth in SIX naonths fron the day Of sale,
one -foarth in twelve months and the remain
.,er i'll eighteen months from said day with
interest," on the deferred payments, which
are to be secured to the satisfaction Of the
su bScriber. :,
Appraisement Fifteen Hundre, Dollars.
The purchaser can have possession as soon as
the first payments madel t.
----sts---=- EDWARD ARCHBobD,
Administrator of Robert Chase, decd.
/, December 20. ls62.--4w. $i25
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUN
TY, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

0ls against % Bto%ss directed s . on'a,s from the
Reuben NJ. An said Court. ON THE ELEv-
drews & others : ENFH DAY OF NOvEM-
BER 1852, between the bours of ten in the
forenoon and four in the afternoon Of said
day, at the front door of the court house. IN
said county, shall offer for sale to the high
est bidde-, the north east quarter of the south
west quarter ami the east half of the south
west quarter OF section tbirty-slx. township
three. range four, in said county, containing
about sixty acres, except about two acres in
the last mentioned lot sold to Thomas Nc
FarliDg
Ordered by said Count to be sold to satisfy
mortgage claim of John Moose. and an othe
one Of Richard Sewell.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
vsss3t Has. Com. M. C. O..
October 1, 1s62.-s3,5O.
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Legal Notice.

A NDREW E. Dougherty, of the State OF
IL Virginia. will ia ke notice that on the Sth
day of September 1852 Joseph Williams aud
Robert Williams, filed in he Court OF Com.
.mou Pleas OF Monroe County, Ohio, their petit
tion asking said Court to credit a judgment in
said Court rendered in favor of said Dough,
erty and against ysaid J. 4 X. Williams, with
the sum of $3622l. You are required t.
answer said pstilionsby the 6rst day of No
vember next, and in default cnch credit wi!
be made by default.
HOLLISTER & OKEY, -
Sept. 10, 186z-6w.$3 Att'ys FOR PIE.
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Master, Commissioners Sale.
- McClallen & Knox,
egaIpSt


s6>ASs ] ~
------John Kirk patrick and others.
BY virtue ofa mandata TO NE directed from
Ne Court or rommon Pleas Of Monroe C.un
". Ohio, will oGsr f0f sale at pphlic austion,
atsthsf frout door Hf the court house, in the
ts0p8 ~ WoedsSsla u said county, between
st hQ6p of ~ e'slosk = N, and four O'Clock
p. ~, of = ssses
SdtAdey, lie 'si4 day Of Noremtsr, 1862,
ty, towns
The south west quarter of section seven
township .fye, and range seven. except TWEEN
~ Lots hi the town OF Lebanon, one acre sold
20 the Union Churehsabd one acre sold to the
mill eQmpenys nAlse Lets nnmber n and rs
inthsstown. OF be canon, all in Monroe County
ohiosew45 1ss&a7T sis - Esss
- v ssAAKsM.s Ok KEY, Mas. Com.
81 .vfnee5 hss Monroe Common Pleas.
ests9 9ass2. .--ssss.
ee'AfA 4slsss - ~ - s-fa -
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Muster Commissioners Sale.
szsss T. & C. I. Hopkins,
s.sa ssss. Ais+a against. @H
-aesssFs + @. s0leJ and others.

DY SfrtdeeEof q mandate to me iisected
ID from the court of Common Pleas Of Mon,
roe Co.. o., will offer for sale at rublis
auctiop, at the front door of the court house
IN ths it6wn of Woodsiieii, IN said lconniy, be-
tween the hours of ten clock ii. NJ. and fou
o'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 8RL day Of Noueaa5er, 1862,
the following real estate, Situate in said eoun
~, to wit:
L6@ nifn1ter l2. and l25 in Nathan Hol-
hSye addition to the town Of Woodsfeld, in
l5hf6s County. Onto
'essss ss.WM. 0KEY, Mas. Gem.
& -. - - Monroe Common Pleas.
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Probate Court.

IflE
u Office is hereby given that the fol-,
lowing Settlement Accounts will Be
for hearins il tho Probate Court Of Aeagss
COUNTY, Ohio, On :,
Saturday. October 25th, 1872. s
The ,ettlement accounts OF the Adminis.
traitors Of the following Ertat~r: John C.
Ciark, John IL. .Ayres, Samuel Truax, Adam
Davis, Charles Johns, Daniel Gray, Joseph
Thornhe'ry, William Hickman, Kiisststh
Dye John Orne, Daniel Kaylor. George Bcrsus.
abram Matthess. John Gray. Sarah ~ Alg~s,
James C. Pickrns, William "A. Piokens. Jcha
Steward, Jnhn +. Ri leuharn, Charles u. DaA-
ford. aud Mary Hurd.
The Guardians of: uugh, Ann lane. Janss
and Mary Isabella N 'Cutch-on; NJ. A. Rast hon,
Jehn Slack, A,ion-ram Slack, kohert 8. Slack /,
John Mo-sei: Enma, Edward. Wiiliau and
Nancy Rlfig4r: Eieauor bal ey; Adalaids 3.
Samuel f., Martha K. and William r. Kosnts
Luke Tipton, Barbara Reisb-ck and James
Paris. JOHN ). WAY, =.
Probate Judge.
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Home Te> ti,nony.

WALNur Rlpes. Eawi-rc- County, o., ,
Ap,i S. $50.
DIR. G.. w. RoBACK-Sir:-for the henefit oI
the suffering humanity, permit ME to say thar
have feund your Scandinavian Blood Pills
ana Blood Purifier sure cure for indigestion
and Liver Complaints. Mr.. p. Myers of this
place was prostrated with this disease, his case
was pronounced almost hopeless. A few hnxes
of the Pills, and bottles of Purifier cured lin
THAT he is now able TO labor.
See advertisement in another column
Yours truly, NICHOLAS HULL.
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Clarington Lodge. NO. 263,
John P. Dents Estate.

Notice is hsrsby given, that the under
signed was, On the 9Th day Of October, 1862,
by the Probate Court OF Monroe
County, Ohio, administrator of ths Estate of
John p. Dent, late Of said county, deceased.
HUGH b. HILL, admir-.
October is. as62- SY. ST
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUN-
TY, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
George W. Woodbridge RY virtue Of

George w. Woodbridge RY virtue Of a
against ID mandate from
Z William ]. Tidd. said Court to me
directed. ON The ELEVENTH DAY OF No
'VEMBER 1862, between the hours of ten in
the forenoon aud four in the afternoon of said
day. at the front door of the court-h house. in
said County, shall offer for sale to the high
est bidder, the east half of the north east
quarter of section two, township four and
range four, in said county, containing eighty
acres, more or less.
y Ordered by said Court to be sold to satisfy
the vendors lien Of said Woodbridge and OF h.
sers. EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Has. Com. NJ, c. o.
October 1, 1898.
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E. NJ. TALBOTT's ESTATE.

Notice IS hereby given that the undersigne
was, on the 10th da7 of October, 1852, ap-
pointed by the Probate Court Of Monroe
county, Ohi., Executor of L. NJ, Talbot de-
ceased. s .ssl8 g. ". CLINE, Ex'r.
Ostober 81, lss9 --et. ss-... - :
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.ssJAcoIB ,FR.A-IIEYi,s EsTArE.

Notics 'is tefeby gwen that the undersign
I'd was, on the 9th day OF October, 1852 ap-
pointed by The Probate Court Of Monrot
G066ty Ohio, Adninfstrator of the Estate Q.
1k60b ffxfsy, dsceassd.
:. ssAss tHRlsrlAN FRALEY, admir-.
sOcsobsr1s 1si3.-sw. 8 s
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Legal Notice.

TOHN NJ. KINNEY. who resides out of the
y State of Ohio will tax. notice that on thu;
llth day of September, 1862. Amy Milison,
filed her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, to foreclose a
NJ Morsgagesson the following real estate in saiG
County, to wit:
The east half of the south east quarter of
section twenty-nine. township three, and
range six, containing so and "a one hun
dredtbs acres, amount demanded by plaintiff
from said John NJ. Kinney $500 and intere at
from April l, 1862. You are required to an
swer said petition by the sth day of Novem-
Der 1862, and in default, judgement will be
taken by default at Novem ber term. 1862.
HOLLISTEk & OKEY,
Attorneys fer Plaintiff
September II, 1852 -6w. So
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State of Ohio, Monroe County,

State of Ohio, Monroe County.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on or
- soon after the first day of December
next petition will be presented to the
Governor Of said State, for the pardon of
MICHAEL EDWARDS, who at the May
Term of the Court of Common Pleas in
and for said county, was convicted of MUIR
der in the Second degree, and sentenced
to the Penitentiary for life.
F9 KATHARINE EDWARDS.
Oct. 20, 1S62.-3t pd
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VIM. Hickman's Estate.

NOTICE is rebysiven that the undsrsign-
ed was, on the e2nd day Of September, 1852,
appointed blythe Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, Administrator de bonis non, OF
the estate of Wm. Hickman, deceased.
fa4 Rss 81 q LEWIS GRAY, Adm'r.
ostSber !, lSs3.-st fsalxsts
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administrators S Sale.

DY virtue Of an ora.r issu.d from the
ID Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio,
the undersigned as Administrator of the
Estate Of William Adams, decreased. win off-,
for sale at public oatcry. on the premises. on
Saturday. hr .tirst dag q November, 1862,
between the hoErsr cf ten - otock a. IN. ami
O'Clock p. m, the following premises, to wit:
Beginning sixteen and tw wo-tepth poles west
of the south east corner OF section uumn.r
1S. township I, range I, thence west sixteen
poles, thence north one and eight tenth poles
thence north eighty three degrees east eight
poles. therce north ff,y-s degrees east nine
and seven tentn poles, thence south eight and
four tenth poles to the place OF beginning
containing siXty-four perches
Also commencing tor the same at stake
IL and two-tenth rods west from the north
thirty two rods and four tenths of rod to a
stake on the north line of said section, thence
south twepty-nine rods and six tentbs to a
stake, thence east thrty-two rods and four
tenths of a rod to stake, thence north twen-
ty-n nine rods and four-tenths of rod to the
place of beginning. containing six acres, more
or less. in said county of Monroe.
Terms OF SALE.-One-third cash in hand,
one third in one year, and one-third in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments.
. WILLIAM HENNING, Admir-.
October !, lSo2.-$5 Is.
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FOR SAa1E.
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUN-
TY, COMMON PLEAS.

Nathan r. Berry, DY virtue of mandate
against ID from said Court to me
Reuben Hawkins directed, ON THE ELkv-
and wife. ENTH DAY OF .NOVEM-
BER 1862, at the front door of the court
house, in said County. between the hours of
ten in the forenoon and four in the afternoon
Of said day, l shall offer for sale to the high
eat bi lder,s Lot number Eight, aud the east
half of lot number nine. with the buildings
III reon: and the south half of lot number
rw.n;y-six with the large Tobacco warehouse
thereon. All in Stafford in said county.
Ordered by said Court to be sold to satisfy
a mortgage made by said Hawkins and wife
10 said Berry. EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
6 , Mas. Com. NJ. c. O.
October i, lS62.-S3.
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forwarding and Commits
sion Business,
AT CEARINGTO IN, 0.

TUE undersigned having in charge a New
l and commedious Ware House convenient
to the Steam Boat Landing, so,icits the pat
ronage of the Public generally, who have bu-
siness of this branch te be attended to, with
promptness and dispatch, and at such mode
rate prices as will not fail to satisfy all who
may favor me with their business.
- Jan. S, lS62--3mo PETER DILLON.
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Doct. Garrison Reeds Estate.

NOTICE IS hereby given that the under
lN signed was. on the 5th day of Sept.
1862, appointed hsSthe p, obats Court of Mon
roe County, Ohio iministratrix of the Estate
of Garrison Reed, late of said County. De-
ceas I'd. MARY REED Admr
Sept. II, 1862 aw. s"@sa
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= JANE ACKLEY'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given til It the under
IN signed was. on TIL. e, day Of Sept, 1862,
appointed by the Probate Court of ,Monrc.
County. Ohio, Administrators OF Il e Estate Of
Jane Ackley, deceased
THOMAS WEST, admir-
eeteher ~, IsS2--st
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Isaac Asksw. afcyT y
As2fgt.y against <,,s.y

A<9A .stk99-sS@ 80 3 Sks7-sts u ssss :
ny virtue Of mandate to ~ lirected from
ID the Court of Common Pleas IT Monroe
County, Ohio, will offer for sae % p ,hic aac-
Mon, the front door of the con 1 house; in i,s
town of Woodsfeld, in said county, Between
the at4ass of sten c'slock, .. a, and fou'
o'clock p. M, on
Sast6ay; &c ss4 day Of Noseas5er, 1862,
chs fsllo0fng described real estate, si,nate in
eald county. to wit:
Beginning NJ the south vest corner of the
est half OF the south west quarter Of sec-
tienzosysps toy yuship fvs, range Eve, thence
north 9Th Che line Of said half quarter IS
Sods r. Che middle Of the roe. thence north
eaaj0rIy direction with the middle of the
road 4ny-avs rods sud 3wsaty links to a rock
shsnoe seepth n sfoarteen aud . half degrees
west nine rods to a buckeye five inches in
diadlessrp thence south 80A degrees east 10
rods ~ - sseake, themes south FL! degrees
easrpinetsen rods, to sugar 8 inches in di-.
aupeter, thsncs 44A degrees east seven rods
- = buckeye twenty inches, thence south 81
degrees east 1sI rods to rock at tho creek,
thence seven degrees east fifteen rods ts q
bee6h I've -inches, ON the section lire, thence
Wsse1a the section line niuety-one poles to
Me- place Of brginuing, containing saa acres
WI. OKEY, Mas. Com.
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JAMES MITCHELL'S ESTATE.

Notice is hereby g ven, that th- unie.sis ned
was, on the 18th day of October, 1869, az.
poiDisd by tn. Probate Court OF Mopr o..- aeu,. :
ty, Ohio, Administ raj rix of the Estate Of Jam.
Mitchell, late of sal. conntr fi-r.as.d. "
fs LUIY AiiCAEfL, Aal.'rx.
Oct oh-r o., lS62.--3t. aa4 =
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.M.s OKEY, Mas. Com

3 q. Monroe Common Pleas.
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bachelors Hair Dye !

.-g. E' The REST II TEE WORLD. ID, tsss a,
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,s celebrated Hair Dys
produces colon not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to njure the Hair in the least remedies
tba effects Of bad dyes, and invgorates the Lair fol-
lie. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns 4
splendid Black Brown leaving the Hair soft and beau
tiful. Sold BY all Druggists, &c. ra
The Genuine 10 agned WILLIAM A. BATCHE.
LoR, on tho Josr sjdSs Of each 6oD. u H
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY s1asss, (Lass 1888 Broad.
,oay and Is Bond Ssrests) NHv YoRk.
may8l-w1y ssH
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

July 29th, P. M-The market to-day was with.
out particular change, and in some articles a
fair business was done. The largest sale of to-.
bacco of the season took place to-day, and all
grades sold at firm and full prices Hemp was
unchanged, and market slow. Flour was frmer
at former prices. Wheat sold higher for choice
grades, but low grades were neglected. The
receipt to-day were light, and the market is bare
of choice qualities. New wheat come5 to market
in damp condition, and does not sell readily, at
10 to 20 cents lower than old and dry. Corn
and oats were dull and lower. Nothing done in
rye and whisky. Provisions dull and but little
doing. Hay was slightly frmer, with small sale.
Wool frmer, and in good demand. Hides un.
changed. aa@dF7T e ,a
Groceries unchanged, but the large receipts
Of sugar will probably bring the prices down
triae. No change in coffee, rice aud molasses
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BUlIIlaroN, Friday ?. 4.
Wshsvs to note continued favorable weather
fof harvesting and securing Spring Wheat
Some samples Of new Winter have been offered
in this market, quality ~ thst could 10 desired
Receipts have been light and prices nominal.
Good Winter will doubtless open q 7Sc; Spring
so 70 CSC; and shosld the present rstss Be sus-
tanned In Chicago, even higher figures may Be
obtained. We think farmers would do we'll to
coll - the season advances. Lake fteights will
60 up. which viii take just ~ mueh from the
value Of grain. From present isdications com.
petition will be lively between millers and ship.
pera
In Chicago the week closes with tri6s high.
OF prices for most articles Of speculation except
provisions, which are dull. Wheat Corn, Oats
and Flour have al felt the buoysncy. Oats, in
particular, have been wanted for shipment to
Cincinnati. In that ,rssioA the crop has been
an almost entire failure.
Gold has declined in New York during the
week about per cent, and will probably 60
still lower. Foreign Exchange about the same,
12s to l2S. Breadstuds and Provisions will
continue to be more or less affected BY the price
of Gold and Exchange. Every thing now looks
- though agricultural products we're to bring
renunerative prices during the fall. We annex
our usual report Of this and other markets.
sUGAR-10@l1}c; crushed, nc; refined
white l3}c; clarified l2Ac. 251f
COEEEE-2lM24c
MOLASSES-Byt the bbl., Rsboiled, 40; Syr.
up, As; kegs. - SO. Sorghum, 25@S0c.
NAILS-Ass., IS 1904 25s q aS.zas i y
RICE-Sc.
FRUIT-Raisiis, PRIME new $4@e4 so. =
BROOMS-$O 76@1 50 per dozen.
/ FLOUR-Wholesale $3.50 to $500; Spring
"a, 00@$4,5b. a+i1l a3 II tlti glt+
WHEAT-Spring, coo; choice IS; Winter
Is choice. h2t s7Jg
CORN-14c. ,.s.s
RYE-2S@30c.,
BEANs-5O@$l per bush. grss.g
POTATOES-30@35c per bush.
OATS-22c firm. a4T IEt EG5g a
BUTTER-7@sc.
EGGS-3c. aa5 20
G GaTKE ;Ms,1s So % per doc.
WOODS b0@$S 90.
HIDE1Green, 4}c.; Dry Flint ll@l2c.
Green, Sailed SIC.
GREEN CALF sKINs-sc.; .salted, 7c.
SHEEP PELTS-l5@10O.
\ WHISKEY-Sl@SSc-sdvancing.
LARD-4}@5}c. per b in Dbl.
DRIED APPLES-5@6c per Il.
TIMOTHY SEED-$l 90 to S1,a5 per bush
No market.
HUNGARIAN GRASS sEED-sO cents n
bushel. No sale.
GLOVER SEED-$4 90.
FLAX SEED-prime, 81 0O@$l 10
+ CORN MEAL-25c.
BACON-Hams cents; shoulders 2@S;
side SC.
RAGS-l4c per b.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Thursday, July s1-S Pm.
There was q. very quiet feeling in the leading
markets TO day, and Breadstuffs Of all kinds we're
dull and dropping.
The demand for Wheat was limited and prices
ruled about 1c per bushel lower. The sales
amounted to about so, 600 bushels, oil grades. at
81 for No. 2 White Winter; 98c@3l for No. l
Red; 95c for No. do; S4@s5c for Amber Iowa;
92@s3c for No. l Spring, and s74@s9c for No.
2 Spring Flour was quiet and easy. q IT
The frmness in freights checked business in
Corn and the market was dull and }c per bushel
lower. Sales ranged from sO@30@c for Mixed,
and 25@253c for Rejected. '3a eys7 ~ 49,
Oats we're in active request and firm at 2s}@
29c. 'aE ssi gs# iaa tfsss s7lg a3l 3D. 49,
Rye was tolerably active at yesterdays inside
quotations. Barley inactive. N's7 's
Highwines easier and more active. Sales
were made at N@27}c. sfsas rssaai
Lake Freights firm but inactive,
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, FROM ,CUmBERLAND Gar.
-s&AsS (From the Cincinnati Gazette - s.ss
.HEADQuATERs GIN. AoRaAus AsxY)

.HEADoUATERs GIN. AoReAss AlNY,l
Cumberland Gap, Tenn, July 81.
Rumors 70 day are numberless. | have just
heard that fight is in progress at Tazewell, Is
miles distant; that our forces shellsd the place
last night, and that reinforcements are demand.
ed. These reports are questionable. but that a
rebel force is near Tazewell, we have an occular
demonstration; for Lieutenant of cavalry was
brought in this morning The company was re
Gently in Tazewell. This gentleman became
thirsty, and knowing by practical experience
where stimulus was to be found, fingered in the
rear for tod" He was. valiantly declaimins
upon his skill and courage, and what be would
do with Lincoln's troops it he could find them
In the midst Of bis GRAFTON, some one told him
that the Lircolnites were at the door. He
made one dash for his charger, which he reach
ed. In hishaste to mount, his footslipped from
the stirrup. he Immediately. lifted bis hands
and his sabre in token of surrender. ! shall be
resent at his examination shortly, but not Ger.
tainly in time for this mail. If anything new is
developed, Imay be able to add it in . post
script.
The report comes quite reliably that the rebels
are concentrating an army at Kingston, about
eighty miles from here. They have made re-
QUESTION on the impoverished inhabitants of
East Tennessee for 8, 900 wagons and have gath.
cred alarge proportion of them-they haye too
brigades Of infantry too batteries of artillery and
1900 cavalry. The supposition is that this force
10 intended to enter Kentucky in the direction
Of Somerset and form junction with the guer-
rilla Morgan. They certainly are not mad enough
to visit that region. Should they show them
selves before the Gap they will Is certainly be
captured as Gen. Morgan gets his eye on them.
lam inclined to the conclusion that the force
concentrating at Kingston is designed for Ken
lucky, from the fact that our forces have just
brought in suspicious character from Somer-
set His name IL given to me % L. V. Bawdin.
He is, or has been Quartermaster in the Con-
federate army, and last year represented the
counties Of Morgan, Scott and Fentrese in the
Legislature of Tennessee. He admitted, in his
examination, that during bis trip to Somerset
be travelled . long distance and avoided large
towns. He is probably spy, and advanced to
Somerset to make preparations for the Kingston
army. He is being kindly cared for here, and
will be taught, trust, useful lessons of loyalty.
A doctor Patterson living within three miles
Of the Gap has issued circular for the purpose
Of raising company for the Confederate service.
He is canvaasing Lee county, Virginia, and Clai-
borne and Hancock counties, Tenn, right under
our noses 1t is written in the "hifalutin" style
characteristic Of Southern stump orators.