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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-23

~ We like good story even when it is
not exactly on our side. So we copy the fol-
lowing from the Boston Post:
"The recent organization of the New York
State Assembly by the election of Mr.. Raymond
to the Speakership, is understood to be a tri-
umph of the Thurlow Weed interest against
the Greeley faction. The discussion of the
matter previous to caucus brought out the fol-
lowing spicy anccdote in illustration of the
position of some of the members of the Union
party in relation to the Speakership. 'Oul
position said a witty gentleman from Cattar.
angus, lis rather crNmped one-it seems to be
a foregone conclusion that we must vote either
for the Journals candidate or the Tribune,
candidate-a dilemma which strikes me as very
much like that of aeighbor of mine who wa,
in the habit of buying the New York Nelcs fol
his daily reading,-when, one day, the boy who
car. led the papers informed his customer that
he couldn'thave the Nelcs any longer. What,
the reasonp said the man. Suppressed by thu
government said the boy. The devil it is 1!
said the man. Fact said the boy. Got any,
thing elsoP-they aint all suppressed, are theyp
NO said the boy-here's the Tribune ant
Times Co. thunderp exclaimed the Indignant
and disgustod customer, 1t is very free countr,
we have got when man can't read a newspaper
without being obliged to choose between III,
Tribune and Times = "A"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-23

ers How, then are we to contribute in this
matter to revive public confidence in our public
men men here, If it lie not when these appropra-
uons come up that we probe them, that we as
certain whether there be anything in them that
a. inc moment can be spared Our pressing
Guty now is to protect and save the treasury
rom further Wholesale or other system Of
numbering In conclusion, he argued against
paying Tor printing the treasury notes, on the
GROUND thet the contract was improperly OBJ
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-23

A man discovered America, but woman
equipped the expedition. So everywhere man
executes the performances but woman trains the
man. Every efiectual person leaving his mark
upon the world, is but another Columbus, for
whose furnishing some Isabella, in the form of
his mother lays down her jewelry, her yanities,
her comfort.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-23


ADVICE TO SKATERs.-The following rules,
to be observed by Skaters we find in the Buff
falo Republic, and as they may be applicable to
this locality, we give them, hoping they will be
closely studied and faithfully observed--as is
most advice given by editors
Rule lst-Nevcr make the first movement
towards the skating pond till such time as you
have learned to skate we'll
Rule 2d-Skatng ON the head is never al
lowed in well regulated or orderly circles
dislocation of the vertebra is, above all things,
to be avoided. If you must tumble down, be
sure to select unfrozen snow-bank in some
neglected corner of the pool for your temporary
resting place.
Rule 5d-Sprawling on the ice is considered
undignifed. The very best skaters avoid such
unscemly demonstrations as cracking their
skulls, breaking their necks, or describing un-
premeditated somersaults. None but vulgar
noyices guilty of such outrages upon de-
cency and the laws of gravtation.
Rule 4th-When you find yourself approach =
ing a weak spot in the ice, lift yourself across
it by means of your boot-straps and if you
have not the necessary self-possession to do
this, take of your coat, vest anI skates, absorb
cit of tobacco and go in like man.
ltllr 5th. ladies must ignore all useful en-
ploymcutN if they would be thoroughly educa-
ted Stttcrs. Matrimonial elopements never
Shoull he planned during skating hours with
/ out consent of aged parents.
Rulu 6lh--Skate before breakfast and after
breakfast. before dinner and after dinner before
tea and through the lecture hours. ut may
not be well to skate all day on Sunday A
short time should be reluctantly given to relig-
ious exercises.
Rule 7th-Let skating be the one grand end
and aim of your existence.
Rule Sth-Skate all the time, and ifyou have
and other spare moments consecrate them to
the skating pond.
point OF another persons skate-it may damage
the skate. Our rules have been prepared in
great haste, and may require remodeling. We
shall attend to it at an early day. Meanwhile
we propose to ascertain how far they go to
cover all the exigencies of skating pond, lake
| and sidewalk
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-23
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.

FOR ONESQUARE Of TWELVE LINES less nonparei type
(the smallest size used) INSERTIONS 81 for each
subsequent Insertion 20 cents The number Of insertions
must he marked all Advertisements they will be
tinucd until ordered out Contracts will be made with
advertisers by the column fractional parts thereof
liberal rates Transient Advertisements to be paid in ad
vance.
For all Probate advertisements excepting notices Of appca
tions to sell Real Esate and for Commissioners Notices
Sl.50 each for three Insertions.
For notices Of Lberaons Estrays the formation and dsso
luton Of Coparnershps, &C. each for three insertions
IL sent by mail the money must accompany the order
For BrsSKss CARDS in the first column from $500 to 500
per year according to The spaoe they occupy
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The war department has received intelligence
that dispatch from Col. Garfield dated Paints
vile, oth, confirms the report of the disposition
oi Humphrey Marshall's force. 1t says Mar
shall's whole army is now fleeing in utter con.
fusion. They burned a large amount of stores.
We heye taken 10 prisoners.
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Blessed is he who dies in the flower of youth,
It is as If he had risen from the midst Of feast
before he was intoxicated.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-23

BEAR SroRY.-The Calais (NIe. )Adverti-
ser relates that shurt time since os NJ
Nickson Peters of Baileyville was return;ng
from the woods with his ak on his shonlder Loo
espied an animal near the foot of an old trse a
little way of, and on going to the spot dscov-
erel II to be large bear which had taken
refuge under the roots of the tree. He
furthermore found that there were two or three
of the "varmints" under the tree, and they had
three places Of egrcss and ingress to the den.
His dog commenced the attack by stationino
himself at one Of the holes and barking furious
ly. Mr.. Peters stationed himself at another.
AK in hand, ready, should any of them attempt
to leave the den, to give battle. Soon the old
est and largest one assayed to run the blockade,
when Mr.. Peters struck her a blow between
the snout and the eyes, which cut through to
the lower jaw, and drove her back to her den
with growl where she remained some time.
She then attempted to escape by one of the
other holes, but Mr.. 2. was too quick for her
and dealt her a blow on the small of the back,
which laid her out, dead.
In the meantime one of the other bears got
out, and Mr.. Peters Immediately gave it his
attention, dispatching it with a blow of his AK
just back of the fore shoulder the ak penetra-
ting to the heart and producing instant death
By this time it had got quite dark and the
other one showing no disposition TO leave his
den, he concluded to suspend operations for
that night. So, shouldering the smallest one
he started for home. Next morning he re-
turned with three of his neighbors to the scene
of his previous nights exploits They found
the old one where he had left her, dead. On
looking round they soon found the other up in
tree. Tn party had two guns with them,
but neither Of them would 20 off. Presently
Brun began to descend the tree, and as soon
as he struck the ground Mr. P. again raised
the fatal AK and dealt him blow which killed
him. Thus Mr.. Peters killed all three of the
"varmnts' with his own right arm. The Target
would weigh upwards of $50 pounds, and each
IF the othe. two was as big as large sheep.
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LIST OF AGENTS,
7 J T
payments for THE VERMONT PHgNIX, for 1862,

TO whom payments for TIE VERMONT PIBNIX Tor lSB2,
may be made.
West Drattleboro,A "A DUNKLEE,P.F pEhRYi Brookine,
O. w. SrEBBINS; Dover, LYMAN BURRi W. Dover, WIN.
II. JONES; DumRerston. W o. MILLER West nummers-
ton, s. W. WILSON Grafton n. H. HALL; Guiliord, BIZ
MER MAS0Nj Guillord Centre, $. Ia. sIBLEf, Green
River, d. DICKINSON Jamaica, D q. DENTEK liall-
fax, STEPHEN NILES; West Halifax, a. II. TuCkEhi
Londonderry CHAs. W. WHTNEYi South londonderry'J'
T. PIERCE; Marlboro, W. W. LINDEi FayctteyiUe, J'
DUNKLEE, JR, Willlnmsvilc SAMUEL BROWN fut-
ney, WM. HOUGHT0N SaXton's River. c. fAlh-
BnJrlIERj Cambrilgcport, A. A. WiMAN Somerset u
X. MORSE; Stratton. MELVIN A. KNOWLTONi Towns
hend, o. BUrTERFIELD westTownshcnd, u. W. PAGEi
Vernon ADDISON wnITliEDi Wards6oro, llOl-
LAND PLTWPTONi West wardshoro LlRERTI WILDER;
south Wardsboro PETITE; Westminster, II. @.
LANE; Westminster West, II. W. uAMBI1N Whtingham,
II. N. HINi Jacksonville JAS VI. HAIUili wilmington,
LUCtUs WALKER; wimIhnm, WM. HARRIS, JR.; South
wnIham, EZRA PIERCE, JR.i Chesterfield, N. IL, II. o.
CJ0LtDGEj IIinsilc, N. H., @. J. AMDONi Winchester,
N. H., y. NJ FORBES; North Bcrnardston, Mass, N =.
CHAPLIN
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A ID. & A. G. NOURSE. Manufacturers of
IA. Doors, sashes, aud blinds aJu Dealers in Lumber.
Steam Mill for Planning, Saving, Mouldings, &c, &c.
Estcy Green's Building,
BRATTLEBORO VT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-23

A HOW E'S Picture Gallery
IN Daguerreotypes, Amhrotypes, sphereotypes Photo
graphs. Pictures male at this establishment are mounted
Sv the different patented meho and warranted to stand
tn test Of time and climate. BrattlcboroiNt'
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~ X. FIELD, Attorney and Counsellor at
Ic Law and Solicitor in Chancery.
Omce over the Savings Bank, BRATTLLBORO, VT.
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q f. GALE, Surgeon and Physician
VI. oce No. Granite Row. directly opposite Brattle.
boro House, Brattleboro, VT
Residence, Elliot ST.. I'd door West Revere House.
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DUTLER & WHEELER, Attorneys and
ID Counsellors at Law and Solicitors in Charcery.
JAMAICA, VT.
J. f. Butler. II. II. Wheeler.
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NEORGE HOWE, Attorney & Counsellor
~ at Law, and solicitor and Master in Chancery,
BRATrLEBORO, VT
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II c. EDWARDS, successor to l.. ID. SAILS
Il BURY Book Binder and Manufacturer OF Blank Books,
and dealer in all kinds Of Writing and Wrapping Papers,
BRATTLEB0RO, VT.
~ The highest prices in Cash paid for Rags, Cotton
Waste and all kinds Of Paper Stock.
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n N. DAVENPORT, Attorney and Coun-
~ sellor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
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6. MEAD, Attorney and Counsellor
at Law practcing in the Courts of Vermont aud New
Hampshire, AGEsT or TnF 4ETNA Fire iHSuranc' C0Rpa
and WHdhGm County MWfgGi DO. Also, Agent to pro
Pensions and Bounty land. Commissioner for tn,
states of New York and New Hampshire, California
= NntarY Pnhlic.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, BRATTIEBORO,
IA Vt CHARLES +. sINONDs, pnorRIEToR
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TT n. HIX, Attorney and Counsellor
H. at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
WHlTINGIIAM CENTRE, VT.
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KITTREDGE HASKINS, Attorney and
IN Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chanccry, VIII
EVANSVILLE, VT.
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ELAGG & TYLER, ATTORNEYS AND CoUN-
Il sELLoRs AT LAW, WILMI NGTON, VT.
S. p. fLAGG. J. NJ. TYLER
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IL NJ. FORBE ES, ATTORNEY
1L.ASD COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND NoTARY PrBLic,
WINCHESTER, n. IL.
Also Agent for the Atlantic and Rockingham Mutual Fire
Insurance Companies.
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DUST & PEARSON. DENTISTS,
= pay particular attention the preservation Of the
natural Teeth Also insert Teeth 3D. Plana, Rubber
or sysr Electricity in extracting teeth
Irregnll lrities In Childrens Teeth successfully
lhf t1i R"l l'nce nearly opposite the
Church-former residence Of the late q. c. HALL,
q r.. POsr. NJ ps,,nso,,
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IL. & w. II. ESTERBROOKS.
- Manufacturers and Dealers in Empire Stale Victor
Stewarps and Genesee Valley Cook Stoves Parlor
stoves nd Hot Air Furnaces.
Also' Pows Cutyators, Road scrapers, Churns, Iron
snGs Russia and English Stove Pipe aud all kinds Stove
Furniture, Japan and Common Tin Ware.
No. Exchange Block, BRATTLLRORO,VT
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1862-01-23

MORSE & NASH'S Livery Stable
" the rear Of the Brattleboro House. Main Street,
Bratteboro, Vt.
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n. THORN, DRUGGIST & APoTIIE.
l.. CARY, opposite the Post Office, BRATTLEBORo, VT.
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in Ladies' Misses Chdrens and Row. pooi. shoo.
Caters aud Rubbers opp the Post once Msns Brattle
horo, W. W. "'"''''
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RETTING, CABINET MAKER AND
~ CIryerr Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds Of Gus
tim ids Furniture. Picture Frames all descriptions Mt
Wholesale and retail Carving and Repairing Furniture
done at short notice. and all work give sasac
tion. Corner Main and High Streets.
Sign American Eagle.
Bratteboro, Vt.
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CEWELLMORSE,P Practical STAIR BuI, n
- er. Shop at Dwinell Blisss near the Rrpe
hOrO
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CLARENpDN FoR sALRl

V-Hfs DEl EH1FILI HOMESIEAf>. elflia-rd en-
mile s,.uthpe>f a tie <fiy u kaaxrille Is r.,
a.
sill sri AZ private sfs hrt n rof sid br the stk
II ll-f~rn cr vii thea lfrr a. rutIic sufrrf I.
the ~ hest isii-r-
The fract ~ tznd - tzraccf - IT'S s1de- go
frnce. asout 10 acrr~ - r-ii1r 81 hire <rs-s
md ~ ren1iuinF e h-ses sci s1a,fct - rr,-s
The dFeling : e Trick cstcn ais -frziErd siih
al u1ces,.ry a1ti.ilitirls au1 \ rrl 81 rar-r fht
r. s1sls II lie hnn-e SURPASSED a. p 4 Trs-
n<>-er In ss-rl- - = delegate l1nse Ans Tar
tier .rnrm zanfr 81 10 riyer a .-r ria,e ~
Nsior g. nj xii Hsli-te - = tie e,-o-r-iter-
f. a. MtPflERS0S- 4
n FL al sci initke earne manner a. AIRS 81
.oodikfd hfariiy -irab BED ziirh Vii ,eid . crrd,
- Eosf sri frr acre ipsri> Il borr sr- 10
tract 4 h.lf mile rrr he thread ctsts so s-e
iie ff.sn A e Court -.
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Advaa. : ol T.nne..e- alpner.

rs an evidence Of the rapid increase In
rates OF rsnnesseel Money. Nc goiice the fol-
lowing fion the Louisville JOURNAL Of the 18th.
TT VIII be seen ~ reference TO our hank
note list that thera has been a very material
advance IN the value of the notes Of three
leading Tennessee banks The example. ON
bankers Offered 10 take them yesterday at
ese per gent. DISCOUNT In st. Louis the bro
keEs were paying three per cent. premium.
A gentleman just from Nashville informs Us
that notes on the Bank of Tennessee rate At
; per cent premium in that city for -(;recnl
eafkr.s The Louisville correspondence Of the
Cincinnati comnereial contains the following.
Feniss ssee fupds are in great request here
Tor the purchase of cotton and payment OF
debts in that State Bankers are here buvins
the notes Of the Planters. and Bank Of tl,(
State Al per cent discount
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THE = SITUATION.

General Forrest. we are assured by conf
dent and intelligent observer who writes ls
from Murfessboro', is again out upon .rasnI
page" with his separate brigade. which is
sure of opening the eyes of the Yankees be-
fore they are many days older. The duty as
signed to Gen. Forrest is both periIlous and
delicate. but lies in a region of country familr
Tar to himself, and most of his command II
cannot certainly fail. If daring, enterprise and
soldierhood can accomplish it. 81
Andrew Johns on. it's rumored from Nah
vile is about TO resign his position of Military
Governor to be succeeded by VIM. B. Camp
bell. who has the double. but still doubtful
MERIT Of having been npon both sides in tlle
present war. Mr. johnson is looking to a called
session of the legislature, and his return 10
the United States Senate
Affairs about Murfreesboro. Lavergne and
Nashville are depIorabIy dull. It is qnite cyl
dent that both armies arc waiting the arrival
OF 1e7l. solilolofii VINO 10 eApecteu Ilereln pf-
~ He being in command, the pending cam
paign may brighten, although we do not lopk
for any great movement in Middle Tennessee
for many weeks to come.
The Notifications around Nashville still con
tinue to employ many hundred workmen. 1t
is the determination of the enes,y to girdle
the city with permafletlt Notifications TIE
ahlest of their engineers srperintend The
work.
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The rumored stride. of the Empcro Il

The rumored strides of the Emperor II
the French towards a mediation ID the
{" American inbroglio" is at length III
vcalcd to US through our last Europes NJ ALL
vices, which adjust the Official position dk
the three foreign powers Of Russia, France
and England, for the present at least. ami
assure US eonelusively that any hopes ne
may entertain Of outside aid, are as idle, as
they are inconsideratc and ill-timed. There
are many Of the moro thoughtless of oulr
fellow-sitizens, who have chung with 50 perr-
tinaciOus . spirit to the hope of foreign in
terrcntids, who win receive this--hy odd,
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loo Hands Wanted

IMMEDIATELY. . ui'lsk n Pax ua6ss ID Cb.1ia
na'rn. We viii hsrs al snrn exempt Ron niEsaEy
dusy No VII apply Al oses- Literal ~.x-s 40
boarsiss uII i,s p.ia. 5. n NccANY A ca
- H'Sh prices ~ bs paid i1r rrr-o nsH-
- All Afi<sta daily Paprrs copy one meath ard
,crd bin "a tIis .nse Iff.-1-ir
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RAGS RAGS, RAesl

Will. by al the 81 Linnea AL coitsa Rars ED
De - - e. Ennng racks- -rrr 81 t<nis ahd n
the I'd rags you bring The nrxt thr~a
rnosIihs. for plicl al pay CASH
MAJ tie dirt ont aud bri1x them in- rake ID Al
the s-.ps snd cone af Eri yoer money Tor whai ys-
have f1roWl aEar-
wanf them delivered a. ny "a Etani. e. he cor
ner. Hsrt dr-r o. r. p Wsrns o. ~ she stort ~
ni-gienhef Birkniiie a Harrison T~un--fo A.
4. Iluutrr- Jas y EDW RDs
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FoRIS ALE.
GREATIBARGAIN

I NOW onrr 10 nj tbs 'le-irbie HOTEL AID Fsr
rsrf IN tie iea-tifnl age - runu-i liii. Geor
gls- be ~ i large aut deiEttfiiF k<zaied. Asin=
on The " : A. ifaiIrnlf 81 n1i-s Sputh % ehat-a
noog A.. The nn-e nan = ab iada1t. an tie pric-
low fhst inrni faii 81 pie4~r any frin- tat
wishes q keep h7fel 10 lice pi-nii1 neS o. menrs
aud enstou. fnrng nctro-s. NJ lonfeierate mrn~s
VII Be taken in p1Fnelt- For flrth-r p1rficn ar
write % eccn iyun - as advert rrrrt
ana te Assured that d kood bar<tin I'll prakr Tsu
yo1 can get . u yoa Apply izsaeli-teiy-
noF1t-lns G. AUSTIN
Tu-nrI
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Wish % ell ny at o. lad lyinE near the town
i 81 Sterens1l in Jack ConrliF. Aisharaa- Said
Tract cufairs abf 20 acres. 20 u which clrar
I'd and in catiFatil1- hid rih- iyiar between Crou
aud Bc1ge's Greeks Good lrirk dEefinE bocse
7nd IL necesrary 0ut holse~. siz- kitchen. negro
hoo>fz barii-. sfabirs. kc- ! vii take 1errpcn or
Conleetr.te money IN ryinrnt. PR fuIrher parties
Isrs arpiy . myself - L BOYD Fe<isr. Esq
near The Brrln isrs- E4LIER ROSSEk.
-~~rf
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Two work 40 Tie Szit .ire mines FAX Terne.-ss
Il Wsger. fl5. Der taonfh ard soldiers ratis.s
Certificates Of exeinpttn given . al mn Who rsrk
fatff1liy- Apply thk superintendent q aur cave
WORKED u he orrrn bent. or Il ths Nifre ofse Al
Ciistianoaz. 2. r. SMITH, rart C. s A.
noFz5-lE s-pt Nitre 4 Mining DISK No a
10 Clsaveiazd Banher COPY sns zesk ana ssss
biil - this eifce-
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Personal.


We we've pleased yesterday TO take by the
hand our estimable friend, Major Pollock B
Lee, former Adjutant-General on the STAFF Of
the late lainented Gen +. K ZslIicoffer. Majo-
Lee reaches THE rOnt Monday evening. from
Richmond
Oar OLD friend and former ,,,,ufr.zc or the
Memphis press, CHAHLks SToxk. Esq. Is on a
brief visit to this~city. We trusth he viii per
NIT his good natured physiognomy to illunine
nus saactum frequently during his sojoErn-
CHARLIE KIRK whose racy familiar letters to
fhe Louisville Courier. over the aou,zne de
plume Of 'iSE DE KAY" used to aff',rd US ir-
Unite amusement has. We are informed. taken
charge Of the editorial ohduci Of the Muir
ffeesboro Rebel Banner Eagerly a. we wouId
welcome letter from CHaEiIE over his former
Signature. we hope it viii be long Gre no be-
gins to SEQ decay.
Colonel jacques Louisiana Regiment ',as
''een detached from It's brigade and assigned
70 permanent duty as Provost Cuard Of MIR
freesboro.
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THE Tract or LAND lyinx on The "a -.
'-rs o. Mulberry REX n lincoin c..ua 80
~. 1entie<see. known ~ he Dr. Smith piafe ~,
Etirh lsci~Arrd-
The d~ritak touss : large frame hailli1r.
There = large DisfiirIy and H1rss Nil 81 sad
Place.
Sid lAnd i daeiy rniicd fsr seek f.rn a.s h.s
q spring Of never-faiiirt ratar-
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