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Eo1 - ALE.
ScrOfuIa, or Kings Evil,


Is constitutional disease, corruption of the blood
by which this fluid becomes initiated. weak, and
poor. Being IN the circulation, 1t pervades the
whole body, and may burst ont in disease on any
part Of il. Ne organ IS free from lis attacks.
IS there one which it may uot destroy, The scrotu
lous faint is variosly caused by mereural disease,
low living, dI,ordcred or unhealthy food, impure
air, filth and filthy habits, the depressing vices,
and. above all, by the vCncrcal infection. What
ever be its origin il Is hereditary in the constitu-
ton descending from parents to children unto th>
third and fourth generation :, indeed it seems to
be the rod OF Hum who says, II will visit the
iniquities of the fathers upon their children.
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt UlcCrous matter, which, IL the
Em-s, liver, and internal organs, termed tubc--
Giles in the glands, sUclIngs; and on the surface.
erupGons or sores. This foul corruption, which
Ccnders in the blood dcpresses the energies OF life,
that scrofuous constitutions not only Sufstr
scrofulous complaints but they have tar les power
TO withstand the attacks of other diseases; GENE
sequently, vast numbers perish BY Jlsor ar> Inch,
although not scroflous III their nature, are sttlI
dcred fatal by this taint in the syst N. Mo
the consumption which decimates the human family
has its origin directly i'll this scrofu Gus contamina-
ton; and many destructive diseases of the liver,
kidneys, brain, and, indeed, of all the organs, arise
from or.are az waited by the same cause.
One Quart of all our people are scrofuious;
then persons are invaded by this lurking infection,
and their health is III -rnined / Il. To cleanse
it from the system must renovate the blood
by an Alternative medicine, and invigorate it by
healthy BOD anu exercise. Such a medicine we
supply IN
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and Bilious Fever., indeed for the Who'll {
class of diseases originating i'm hillary de-
ranEenent. caused by the Malaria of Mia s.
matte Countries.
We are epabled here TO offer the community rem
ely which, While ii the above complaints with
certainty. is still perfectly harmless quantity
Such remedy IS invaluable in districts where these
affecting disorders prevail This CURE " eSpels the
niasrnatic poison Of FEVER AND AGUE from the sys-
taken the approach ST its
II Is not only the best remedy ever vet iscov
cred for this class Of complaints. but also the cheap
est The large quantity supply for dollar brings
II within the reach of every body; and bilious dis
trlcts, where FEVER AND AGCE prevails. every BODY
should have Il ard il freely 10th for and pro
other discovered for the speedy and certain cure
q Interittcrts IS that X Qnine min
eral. Consequently It prodGces 10 quinism or other
injurious effects whatever upon the constitution. Those
cured by il are LEFT as healthy they had had
the disease.
Fever ana Ague Is not alone the conseoueuee Of the
nlssnatc poison. \ great variety disorders arise
nom It's irritation, .rnoug which NegGkyiz Raes-
ns2tFSHl, Gaar, HrdeGcis Bliaduess T2ofiaeie Ear
Ceke, Cat1rTh, 4stAsa Palgltati0 Painful ectiou
az tie geea, HVsteTT-S, PAIN the -BosreIs olic
Paralysis and LTgaGeHseEst or tAe Stomach a.. Of
which, when originating IN this cause. Put the
iRfeyElit st tips, OF becs-,e periodical This CURE "
them all alike. Il Is invaluable protection 70
immigrants and persons travelling Temporarily re-
siding in he nlalarioas districts II taken occsson ally
daily Siiie exposed the Infectisn. that VIII be
excrsted f-s the system. and cannot accumulate in
sufficient quantity ripen into disease Hence i Is
even more valuable fer protection than cure. and few
VIII ever ser from lneeyItea-s If thew avail them
selves Of the protection this remedy affords.
Prepared ~ Or. J. C. AVER s. CO., Lowell. K.sa
Fer Sale by
Ssiddom & Co, z. e. Potts, Richmond
Alien & Co. Cincinnati. and By all Drug
eist aud dealers everywhere 20 VI
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Boot and Shoe making and
Repairing!

TUE Undersigned. having employed an experience
workman, . ~ ing ths above tu-ine.s In
ali It's various branches Third Door Me-
VI IN will warrant his work we'll done.
cheap the che at the shortest possible notice
and . and subss~ptis manner. lie bait soies
mems cots and shoes a. 80 pair womens sho'
80 cts Nou' Is IS 80 ChiIdrrn's shoes
from % to Is Al other mendin in propartion cosrre
boots from 81. 25. I so. IS. rs. 81, IS, to
p X and Calf from -. IS. So. IS, Z IS.
IS to IS Mems Monroes and Oxford Ties fro
So 2 IS TO 81. Womeu's shoes from s.. q.
s., IS to ~. Youths and chill ren's shoes ia proper
Boots and shoes and shoe lasts On and OF all
slzas. Cheap for Cash
avGroc-ries dry goods. four wood and other approx
produce, ani CASA taken in payment lie hopes
~ industry and strict business to merit
reasonable shtre Of public patronage. good Jour
wanted inn eiisteiy- Eli GRIFFITH.
Rich mona. Inl.. leth mo. tpec 9Th. '6l. so-3m
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Patent Improved Pitts Separator.

Patent Improved Pitts Separator.
is button the mos. improved plan. and has Robin
soo's Patented improvement for saving Grain
AZ the last Wayne tuuHty Fair. hrished
SIXTY TO SEVENTY BUSHELS OF WHEAT ~
AN HOUR WITHOUT ANY WASTE. ? Com
r'tee ~ port. Ny SeparGtcrs have the savlrg
sEd clearing the grain better than kin
"Pstsut douhle eeared Horse Power. vie 'cea
all II 10 by tar he iightest running power made
VIII pleasure in supplying, free Ct charge, pam
phtet giving tall descriptions, pr.ces &c AIIress
+. W. sSosxENS0S.
RICHMOND, IND.
Richmond y on. ! : 1859. sgif
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PREPARED BY
l. az. =. e. AX f II a CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, : per Bottle; Six Bottles for as.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

hf, won for itself such a for the OF every
yaeiaty Of hroat and Lung Complaint, that IT IS On
ar IS cessary for Us to recount the OF It's
yiles, wherever it has been employed. 1t has long
been in constant throughout this cuon, need
do than the people its q atty Is kept
~ the has been, and that he relied
air relief all il has been found 10 do
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EYAgTs6 taken rooms ever z. A Pages store. soafh
d us.s e 4 Nsin Aa4 G.risa street.. 10 rrep.
p@rsazAlly all calls IN ~.
E-6i-
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fFr.n The Cincinnati osniasrriaLl ]
-.Goin Perml.kns.~

Daring the time when Kirby Smith was sup
posed 10 be beIeagn nering this CITY. the rolored
population were in condition Of agitation not
second IN observation-disclosures % that prevail
ing among white folks An incident took place
al one OF their war u1eeffngs7 which should
be recorded The able-b0disa colored men
noro debating The propriety Of rendering their
services 10 the Covernmenf as volunteers for
the war The prevailing impression had been
that they ought TO do il. and their patriotic
emotions were a. high African temPeraiurs-
Bat before the rofe was taken , tall. and very
black fellow. produced revulsion Of feeling
By delivering himself % follows: I'm in favor
OF coin'. and win 60 IL mint II We 20 per-
miskrs with Fhifs Ken. III tell you why i N
for goin' pernniskus- II wego permiskus well
have fair play But let EN- get regimsnt al
Of niggers. and dey put en- IN Dc fore front Of
de latile and bose sides kill ever, enc Of en-
sav- so. sah trolling his eyes around The au-
dicnce) and ain goin' DAT way. sab ain't
eoin' step less 20 permi- kus- No Eah- =
Al the able and eloquent Ethiopian suhsidcd.
ard SOLEMN sensational pe use followed The
eyes oI the assembled daTkies snapped Hhite
AID Wild AZ the idea that 10 20 any other way
fhan -perniskns- Vas certain dss;h- And. a.
they flionglf the chances of -goi1 permiEl Ms
wefc not brilliant, sho lieefiig slj0urned with
out taking action.
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THE Dali. REBEL.
> Ir.,,,-ts r.rrr Hotzss l.psp.,. t.s.g-..s
3 u f RI n OF SllM. lIP Al UL.
s47tAll ll--tt--.7. ~ -zii----=--zzz--
lTHGRsDAY MORNING. DEC. 4. 1862.

~ kn~tld sSaker,r n i weaving way
Was halEed eR Tire street yesterday! near the
Reel 9tice. Ny tie lahkest sort Of a specimen
or the Provost Gslatd, and required to show
his pass. ~sFaksrv f4mblsd En bis pocket for
some fine, aald Produced ah old funeral ticket
iNolyoli 'iout--ple feilsryI" said the guard
pefnSips i ehrefuHf bottprn upwards. this
an llaiis got mo iifiti on if-t'
.iRnf4 (hiel l4-l.f,lre 'iold soaker,'
.ivp't FER knpw they doie quit maxim that
sortaii' fiF
Hex they lihopgh " slI reckon you kin
passl-5- tretlihing him his ticket dodbtfulIy)-
-but they've been tsiIin of me all along, that
them as hey int got tfiin on to en-. haint worth
a dam.'iI al lAll .IIEI
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e5- An intelligent and observing lady who
has ilist completed trip rhtough Missouri.
SPntllern Illinois and indians. Kenhicky and
YestefH Tennessee. gives as the result OF her
DISSERTATIONS. her opinions being fofmeSA after
free contact with civilians OF EtlL grades. Ylias
peace is the desire Of the Northern MASSES,
slhe sRe ifee 10 admit lbat they are sick offhe
HAr4-ek peeially 50 since il has become an Ab-
6Iiticn crusade IN which it Is expected By
ilieit authorities they viii shed their blood and
! 4Pend their treasure to support canse ma
iority Of them abhor- Such declarations were
boldly made, aud the opinion. 10 her astonish-
rneuk, seemed to Be general = RicaDona Er-
dtsfhsy 29lb
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lRENJ = RIfrFR
Y AE Major General conlnisndi11z
JettlB BARKER. ESQ.,

MksruASr BufIeigh.z The New
iipik correspondent Of the Bostoa Journal.
tells tile following story in a Recent iptteri:
1.-Two merchants Of New York met for
ghrne Of chance--in other words. to- gamble
10th are we'll known. Both Of them have
1been. very ricls and one is 80 STILL But re
serses and perhaps gambling. has brought
ollesdown to Sl50O00. The game run on The
Iboi00 man held high hand. lie proposed
a game of bluff 1t was accepted IL the stakes
shunld be the full sum Of SI5O OO0. Conf
dsns Of winning. it was accepted. The game
was against h;m. and he went ont a beggar.
He came ID the next day and paid up like \
man. His gene ops Antagonist. in cousidera-
Jpn Of lis Honorable conduct in paying this
debt Of honor. made him present Of $4,000
70 begin the world anew. The fortunate win
nsr can be seen any pleasant afternoon with
bis srankirg team on Central Park
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NUMBER lO5.


Nc -
Gaiiard beySnd expressiol Al The r,asleot t..s
ard tas difcPli.s Which psrrssss his froaps and Eu
q npirEtiaa II thsr foriita1s sad P,fiszs sab.i.
sipn . PnF4toas. united rith t-ir r.l.ntry and n.
roisn N ne recent arda1as AM brilliant caupairn
~ which - mach vainAbe terrisry has b.sa r-deea.
ed sat - n.ny trus and loyal sapis iR,er.iss tks
Genenl C3nnaadnE i iaaues1 . PabIish fan par
don 70 al 0ldiers ah-enf wifozt .utharty uho san
Hithia reasoaahis tina rriars - thsir eo.nanhs
ard repo-f Tor dufy
They are urgei a. oaos - avail themselves q ID.
Prisiirge tfore the inaa<lrati she nsr srz<n 81
aiilitry Cart estasiis-d by iar a. r5<or,as ais
PrPt sdnin-tr.fis. o. jssiiee vi i ru.tsi ous Es
al deliaqu-u.s. Th<reaner NJ sxra,e -iI o. aiis.-
C th'-e uao sh.-d their e,l.-s and lears thsir
soHr-se. . Periprn tA=ir dates asa d-esd Il cir
homes
0lsnissioae1 a, -silfy Of s1ch aa-ae-s are Il
elpied iron the ssass,s Of t,is . ,s.ty aaI vii -
he rzrased- They hid 10 BE aarorthy :, css.-
zAnd EaiaHt ra-n. and 10 nsrit ex,ls7iary pzuish-
meat. YISuruas nessarss have bsea ad,p,.a n ar
rert al ri' f.il re<7s7d 10 this la< and rr.ers,
appea and they m,-l exsct faii 1-tire t-a7sr-S On
y uiih thf ry tk-y have failed - sor either -
thsir romrhdrs o. fheir cause
By 90 ismand q cen- Brs<r
sesi -sr4 Wv GEO. W BREvr.
lC
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LEIPER & MEN FEE,
PRoDrcE DEALERS = kD
COMPRESSION fttctttIH4NTS,
Il ErsFisiis .ito -TESS.
Oct. 2sth. lss2--iy
MASONIC FEMA LIE INSTITUTE,
CLEYELANI). TENN.
R~J - Is,.d. ny, p,f,,ffrnl


rI,HE next session ef tbs Insiifnte will esmmence
on Aadgy the ist dsy OF September next, under
the directions aud prDiesSpr1hp OF The Rev Mr.. Brad
shaw. who has hs-i charge 81 it, for Ike last tel
na0nihs
The 1r.siees In mixing Ibis announcement wesId
most Especially appeal ~ nj ritizeIS who lsayt
dan gheIs To ea-seatt. to send them 10 this iusf
Mr. Bradshaw las had Charge oi The srhssl for tlt
last ten mautLs during which time be has rendered
ample. an might sly. universal satisfaction the
q ,usires. patrons aud pupils There never befx
ter tre tor men educate their daughters than now
-uaoi /. plenty ythiug ftrraer Taises bcrS
two prices aud tie 1lfittnio tbs Shaol is the same
ihst il when everything was II low figures
What excuse can tlrse iie .suw fer a WHO leg4
bets educate hi i4ugiiers None. Because esel
H Cleveland Il aitiiy locality. ave inStiiu;e
kith an excellent flsSirc irr. aIie sufficient corr
ri Assistants. instinct atl who nlay favor il viii
Heir patronag ri me hnd ali pat iheir sflsudr
- ne wheel and bli.d up such d School will be 81
-icalsbe benefit AID aulionor 10 town -
We have III building fad Fe have tie Teaciirrs-t TIE
Ia lanec yosc- lprnllhc people Ne hope they MAY
hdhiy perform th,ir lnty.r
Toe lruiee- arc fh5nkinl % tie eiiizen< for the
rairhnsge testoMcd DION 3ir. Bradshaw hereto al
n are glad 70 know that nnder h~ albiini-tiatiSli
flse Inst unn liss sl' Inst sny ~ tie iivilr Tepnl
Lit II ~nst ained in The bsicr DIS Il the iisb
Il
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FERsoSs wishing 10 set shsir n.sr,s. b-ysss q.
reach Or tbe Y.ake-, can aal
EuPLOTMKNr AT LInEnar. WAGES
atosF Po't hou~s. two miles vs., Of D.,loa. Ca. y
70 the Is eay Of March. issi- Rsfsrsi-, MI p
csusaiisx,. C. $ A. Apply a. once In g,-r-oa sr ~
l-ti-r OLIVER NICHOLS 4 CO.
a.rs-lst P..rt-r. fsr c. 5. A.
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cnNFRnRRATR Money

Twill. s-u my fiars ol la11 iylns % c s,k e-e.k
near SieTei.s q Ala. rsnt1ining
twenty-five or Tares Inadrsi Asres.
en0 cfeart-d- u-lfrat-re1. <,si irnnrsrrments nr
ranS~d ~ Stark FAr,n- llai rrh. snl til-ao- Fir
l,arfirul = and deriiitioa ls- ~ Strr~a.<au
Al Mil I'll my r. > 80 ,-t rs1as Nulel
HrE~ Sip All Caftir- Psss---isa yfs-n iu-ne-
a rc1- d ne 8sra,- n ,l-y sk-a rsr srsrr.,-
harrsi- giil D. gives
ies3-lF' l-0sf.@Z u. = H.
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IN THE IAplEst

(lER Hokpital- az n,nrh IL ned - rrsfsrts
" shif-. Er. hzr- the r-.serzi - make ftf-n
ard uin fsy reasBn4bl~ rric~ ~ ih- rok. Hrro
Tr~ a. drltrr the material -nzikls Iadie- uhs
wii te k.d enonKh ~ ,uferint.snl the E,rk IA ~.
hnds - ihe roor n their rr<prri - rrirAi-rhoot-
snd fhns az The r.mr tine -.eed the hnn-ry asd
eiofbe tie nake1-- r n. GdBBI.E
Cart a A O ~.
dcrs-7t Ezrket - ar The rr-t O1-e.
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.Ez1- td IJomS FptlsssrH eiilOr Of .he Mobile
R+6iSis+14al .Al9krEIse+. il outin a lengthy
leader.l Ihk papeEI oH she sp,li nit. IN reply 10
The iesteE lof bysfnBr nAlvks Of Kentucky.
uitg!a ,yAs te9ehtls published at Richmond,
a,el INs,fd!ii 1aihed SefEs rather sharply upon
tic Regikt4's ticfstcH pftIs campaign Of Gen.
bragg iiu K4nintsH The editor Of the Regis.
EEte, eohclhs.ts his rspiy as fs.lsws:-
lvcIrckelIt eilr frrs and unu-ayering cenvic-
tioa, ifrIi ial fdiFeatNg fFvm Kentucky. A lie
found K tnt4~ky, GcrIl Bfagg did tis duty as a
soldier ofilie Ebnfederaie armies aud loyal
friend 5dtlI4 qonid4eiaid catse. / His ds;ermi-
nation tl tflreat And liis prompt execution Of
IiEe I,lirpbs@at HE only inorAcsf when il could
ibe dal,c wiitli Fafesy -Iiot mltwenty.lour hours
IL wodlilliate becR too latc lraised in our mind
Ia higArrlarI IrAci4 tfoiIIof slAla.A fr1rncss aud
ia greaihfss 4i soul tllaii any either act OF his
tli,c -nsstI eSeeptins Ills rlbsterly cover Of the
1car of the Il {nIfesleiihfe ARMY on the second
ifsy ol Siiilgh. iTlle vpIunics OF detraetion now
benl- rourlH ollliipen liiin fof this last act OF
lihc EsllkulEY cap,lAgh.al once attest the
Isrca:,epT IN i.c @allEer EfD9a Oblohny he hal
Ito eoeiIqila. latid tis rhorsd daring in not
lshFinkit4 tpm kisddIy on account Of il. We
ARE just is Eule tA4tlEile coantry will yet do
Justice ID GEN. Bragg IS a soldier. a. We are
ftliat tIrohgli all the clouds and darkness that
new hang aPont Ill tie rausc,Of Confederate
undergraduates is soon destined to victorious
fto Rr1ii9 mn kinF, IN III I'll + sfs lHr
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s1dn RRWARnf

q ] ] ] ]
- - RASAWAT Iron The - rb-cribsr. Be-
G0 ton PcIk coIniy. Trnn-. fHe ne<rp b1T<
~lfFI liary and Ftlix- rary - ab1it = Tears
Et.4 I'D. al,uuf ircf inrhcs hfrh. Weiehs
I3t aLuu1 80 ~ a Alright rnulsiio. hair ki1ky
[JIt Ike nr-ro IN cf bruun cnlar. md =
Z/D nelr-si<htrd. and wil Try - pa-~ hinn~rf
- far Eilif- - jeans rl1thr- =
friix > rorl.rr uoiorrd bcr ahnuf n years ed I'll
Weigh ab1f lsl b. T. Efx frtt hi<1. 81 Jeans
cifhrs-faf. hins NIX q ietr<-
Ai-a. sn thr tsne niEht. = nsy iei-rr inE % Mr.
r H. nuh.- rr D. ahaill frel fnctcs nirh 1ls1ui
- yrnrs p1 ~eEh~ -baut leo lbs-- - c1pprr-cnurrd
boy. uuie 90 ieans palts a,d a. orrrcaai. HIS nans
Is Rakrr
rill pay a reward sf 80 eark llIr arprchrnsisn
&C The akT- NAMED loyx aai her co11nerlent nny
jail Eei thea aEEin. fr fbsir drErrry -
IN Pulk rbuufy
1lIe alr.re nzned SeErue< auny =. f1s nlrhf -
Sureuler Ia lss1- and II h nnppe-sd crossed -
Ternfrsec river .l-eFe Harrison ia nilo1 ruunly.
and are nnkinr ihelr uay t1uards Nn-hrIIls-
J. l. HuCI-EART-
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ITELEGRAPHIC.
DrsrArcHEs roR rHE DAlIr nRsEI..

Lou IsviILE. Nov. 2s.-Tle political prisoners
FH Fort Lafayette, including Pierre SouIe. have
been released.
i 1.-THE Lpuirville Courier printing establish
Hiient, was sold on the 25th, by order OF the
CIiancery Court. The Democrat purchased ii,
fdr fraction over sc 600
Isis believed hero the Louisville and Nash
Vile RairOad j. row in running order The
ftSt tain arriving at Nashville Saturday.
The New Albany and) Ledger. OF The 2lst
|Hltt, has q letter from a the Army OF the Cam
BFFland, IN ihe course of which appears the
esatenIent that th.st army had been reorganized
Affd no " coinprised ten divisions. massed into
ElIree army corps. under liccook, Thomas
AA4d cI:tenden, located respectively. at Nash
Vile, Mitchelvine to GalIatip. and Lebanon.
RPnsseu has aseparate division at GalIatin.
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C1XNIrTzD

rIfo jzil n Rncs II ia shr 1siii y ,re a -
ife@ ie-r, men. ,srr na nd lsz-r a. <ars b.
blisus- - i,r q 'fdsa- ans ) s-k Al in wis sa,
- b~iaiig u Tha - af >=ni b t,.aufy Trni
ft~ tRnrr. frsfa--tSi - 81, Ard. r,r,sss
lsriferig p-y ch-rEe- q izSr .--n a-r,1-
r. s-lF J. = iANils-l.S1N.
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MISCELL : y EpU S.
no the Farmers of[ East Tennessee-

Ct
our armies need ali the Hogs and ,,sttl, you can
y aften. aud Ibeia prices Will i1e paid for pork
E1gs. Beeye< aud Corn.
have been assigned 10 th4 purchase Of hogs
besyes coriI. xc. ia East Ten1esee u nd will appoint
sui sient humber OF agents as-ist me- aud ,iens.
their Territory and Will ia due time publish their
names. y
have determined TO make pfi-ts .snniforu' = and
6eral. aid n.spe every hog in Ea<, Tcnne-se Suita
be nr pork. viii be iatfened
Hy ofee, tif the present, D. AtaRta. Cssk-will re-
fsoye 10 Knoxville citers Addressed To- me si
,ither point wl ie aftende1lio.
= b. F. cTMMfNGs.
kep30tf Maiar ard C.fS g. 6 Al. f
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I'VE uf-h b hire IS a. - ueE-o nen .. cuf Eo,c
w in D.ds cnonty. Geo. Ne III Pey - -.
rna Personn having nerrDcs 70 h.r< ull .o-l-~ =
= --.@S i-s - ~ II IcIAHAE = c.
- Tnoxrfns n.<i-lsr s19 Ati.1t1 Cs1icecr1r1
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IHEapQrAkrrRsF DKPARru<xr oF rnrE 6 uI.r.
.tisHI New Orleans. Nov. as. 1862

ST Your note upon the subject of The ar,
tIrle in the Advocate is satEsfaetory and its
Ilubiicaton is periniiesl. ! can have no ohjec-
fion 10 any prnper. advocacy of pehce To
obtain il the United States are making war
l3ni peace can never be cbi aimed by ARMED
Intervention" of foreign power; that would
oAyibc io put away the day Of peace
No more delusire ifeasouable idea can be
entertained than the advocacy OF fsreign inter
ventioh. winch can never be permitted. either
directly or indirectly Or covertly, 10 this de.
Ihrtfieut. Whosoever desires foreign aid to
rfbelIipr. and expresses that desire.as a ftai-
tor and an enemy to tho Governmett, and will
" 20 treated.
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Az EyESIrrI. TIFE ExDE1--D.- Frank K
wriSht.a somewhat noted professional char
actcr pf Riehnond, recently die 4 ii that
city. from a sudden attack Of ap pollexv. to
which he was predssPosed from Il IS habits Of
life. The Examiner gives lhc following in
teresiing incidents OF his eysnifui -reer-
Dr.. Wright was born in R,l;imofe. and his
age was about ilIirfy-liye years Ills father
was the celebrated Dr.. Wright. the maker OF
-Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills. and upon
his death Frank assumed his title and orofcs-
sion, and by the event also fell heir 10 up-
srds Of forty thousand dollars. About the
year le56 he become cnamored OF and mar
ried Louisa Reeder. AN authoress and actress.
and between the two. with tie aid or the most
abountlilig extraragancs, they managed 70 run
through his Patrinony in sir months. To a
personal figure. fl 10 grace any court. Wright
added the Accomplishment Of the various Ian
guagss. and having assumed the pedestal Of
fashion with his equally ebeanfiful but IN
trizuing wife he was 10th 70 descend from IL
-until bd felI, ami The fail severed their ar
fecfions Through her Hachinations Wright
was thrown into prison al Philadelphia. On a
charge Of adultery and biSaliiy. where be lay.
perhaps Frongfuiiy for eighteen months.
dcterrnincd to face the world out ia the roe
he hal entered it-as man OF fashion and
pleasure.
His discarded wife. meanwhile, after hnster
ing in the light Of fashionable circles for time
in BaItsrnbre. where she appeared upon the
stage. ia Washington and in Richmaud. singed
her viriubus wings and Eel like Iuciier.
never to rise agaih." and . few months after
was burned 20 death in house Of ili-fame IN
Now Orleans From that time Wright be-
came an Adventnrer. Thongh, his fair day
friends tieserted him as his lnnney grew scarce
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'nelads the suthor Is -Is fsr general arht. = =,
lrdl--s % exPenses-
wh0op. The DeodIes have heskes loo<e.
RoAritg around Ike the vrryldeace
Lace u EEypt.a hungry pack.
After en- boys. and drive en- hack
Bnll dog, terrier. cur an q fics
Bafk 70 tbe beggariiy laid n ice.
N9ry>etn. bte'en. scratch znd tear
EFrryoody and everywhere
Want ueapo1 Gather Brirkt
ICleo or cnd--l stone or stickt
Anything gilh a blade Or a IN
Anfthin< that can crush or cat.
Anything heavy. or hard or kesn -,
Any s,rt Of staying marbite.
Anything. with willing uidd.
Aud steady arm q nan bel iad
wsnt uespon Why captHre one
Every Doodle has Eui On
Bel baynnrf. bright aud new
Nil doodle and capture IN -
Shenider TO sbou der sou and xirr
All Call. - the feast of are
Aother and maiden and slave.
fpmmoH triumph or singh grave