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PUBLIC REsoLUTGuN-No ~
A RESOLUTION 20 authorize the President TO as
sign the command of troOps In the same field OF
department TO officers Of the same grade without
regard 10 seniority.
Resolrei On the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
hs Uiiicd States Of Aatercd ia Congress assembled,
That whenever military operations may require the
presence Of two more officers Of tho same grade in
the same field or department, the President may as
sign the command Of the forces in such field or
partment without regard to seniority or rank
Approved, April 4, 1862.
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Gnmmittnd IN Iail

ar Davidson county, June 10th, 1902, negro man
~ who SAYS his name is DANIEL says he belongs
10 Richard Does, Of Marshall county, Ala; age about
n q years. weighs 100 or l65 lbs. feet inches
high no marks color black The owner is request
cd TO come forward prove properly and pay charges
the law directs j. N. HINTON,
iuneIS-St Sheriff aud Tailor. b. Z.
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DAvDsos CourTr Dinroronr- Continued.
MILITARY QUARTERS AND oFF1cERs

Poa--HeadquartsIs on High street. Gen. Dumont
commanding
Disirict-Hoadquarters on sammeF street (Drj
Ford's resdence) Capt. Green, A. 4. O.
Proroa Observation-Disclosures on Church street
(Femalo Acidemy) Col. Stanley Matthews.
chief Assistant Qnarsrmasisr - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. 10, Judge catrons residence)
Capt d, Bingham.
assistant Quartermastsr-- Chattanooga Depot-Capt.
R. Stevenson.
assistant Qaarteraditsr ~ Vine street, near Mrs.
Polk's residence. Capt. R. n Lamb.
Assistant Qnartcrmasier-No. 81, Market street.
Capt. J. NJ Hale
chief co'nn,isiarB- No. 10, Vine st.
Capt r. Macloely.
Conmissary Of subsstence-B,oad street. Capt. s.
Little.
Acting C5mmissary Of suJsisienoe-Corner Of Broad
and College streets Lieut. Charles Allen,
Medical Drscior--sommer street. (Dr Fords old
rcsdenoe) Surgeon, r swift.
Medical Purvsyor'' QGoe-Church street, Masonic
Building j. r. TIRuE, Surgeon, 9Th Kentacky In
fantry, Acting Medical Puryeyor.
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nnmmittad tn Iail

nF Davidson county, June 23l, 1862 negro boy,
" who says bis name Is AK, and belongs to VIM
hcGreggor Of WI son CO.. age years old weighs about
100 or lG5 pouusis feet inches high; color black ;
scar on second finger on left hand
The owner 10 requested TO come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law directs.
]. n HINTON,
JunefQQ.-qt Shpri6 aud Iaflor af ID
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nnmmitfad IA Lail

or Davidson county, June 21, 1862, negro man,
" who says his name Is BOB says he be ongs
to Thomas q. Walker Of Maury county, Tenn; age
about Is or 20 years Old, weighs about $50 pounds,
5 feet az inches IN height color black, no marks;
Theowner is requested 10 come forward, prove pro
porty, a. d pay charges, as tue law directs.
]. NJ. HINTON,
June29--l3t sheriff and Tailor Of D. @.
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RIO a RID.

I HAVE TWO WELL-FURNIsHED ROOMS, suit
L able for two small families, may be occupied
10y several gntomen House, opposite Judge Cat
ron's dwelling, Cherry street Terms liberal
Ton or Fifteen Day Boarders can DO acoommoda.
ted also a few Transient Boarders can be accommo-
dated Uune2l- 3ml MARTHA &. PEACOCK
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nnmmittad to Iail

OF Davidson county, June 18th, 1892 a negro man
" who says his name is ALEX Fays he belongs
% Lucy smith, OF ayidson coonty, Tenn; aged
about 81 years weighs las or 100 pounds feet =
inches high copper color no marks. The owner IL
requested to come forward, prove property and pay
charges as the law directs.
j. NJ HINTON,
lune1g-9t sheriff and Tailor Of ID C.
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Engines and Boilers for Sale.

1 OFFER FOR sALE the Engines aud Boilers oi che
Il Stcimrrs james Woods and JamHs .husou, AZ they
now No 40 tha Nashville Wharf Thore are boilers,
70 lcot long A. iuCs5s and boilers Do iact long 90
is-hcs an made ~ Cumberland aid Tennessee MII
h3fsr Iron, of tlt best quality. The EuEnes ore
tHo p inch cylinders no ioet stroke, end Two a nch
cyunaert iott stroke. with slafs. nauges, etc.
ESQ olts f0f Falo she dours uHuh1Ws ana blinds
e sac 1ieanog Iron, EuilanIe
lel steam noata lnF chains,
On imuoya and "a FArIhN
Iunc l6@lm trErf sfrsaf
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Straved or Stolen.

TURING last week from the pasture Of W r. ~
lJiistun, near Nashville, light bay horse, about IS
hands high long tail, " ith white spot ON hts back
aud branded W, on the shoulder. ile d. trot-
ting horse. ANY person returning him 20 No. p
North Market street, viii be literally resnrded
Ut r.. MCLEAN
Colonel % Tennessee Regiment
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Cnmmiffad tn Lnil

OF Davidson county, June nth, 1861 negro man
~ who says his name Is AARON says he belongs ~
10 CaTtor, Of Marshall county, Ala aged shout 10
years weighs about 40 or las pounds feet inches
high no marks color black. The owner IL request
ed 10 come forward, prove property, and pay chrges
a the law directs. j. NJ HINTON,
funp1g-8t sheriff and Iailor of
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nnmmittad To Iail

nF Davidson county, June rs, 1862, negro man
" who says his name IL COLUMBUS Gays be be-
longs 10 Or, NCKssioks, Of Maury county, Tenn age
about 80 years weighs about / 80 or i45 Touuds
feet y inches high long bushy hair copper color
no marks, The owner IL requested 10 come for
ward prove property and pay charges as the law d.
rects. J. HINTON,
iuucIS-8t Sheriff and Tailor OF ID Q.
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Onmmittad tn Iail

OF Davidson county, June a. 1902, negro man ,
~ who says bis name u GEORGE WASHINGTON ;
says he belongs TO vary Ann Yeargan, Of Warren
county, Ky aged about 40 years weighs l75 " $50
lbs. feet inches high color black small scar on
forehead small goates The owner is requested to
come forward, prove property aud pay charges as
the law directs. J. NJ. HINTON,
iunel8--8t Sheriff aud JallOr of d. O.
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AN ACT to authorize the Postmas er-G General to cs
tabsh branch posto Offices in cities.
BE Il enacted By ho Senate and House 81 Representa-
tires Of he United States Of Aneiioa ~ Congress assi
bled, That the Postmaster General be authorized and
directed, when in his Judgment the public interest
OF convenience may require It, TO establish one OF
more bra ch post Offices TO facilitate the operation
Of the post-oiice In any city place which, in the
opinion Of the Postmaster General may require such
additional accommodations for the convenience Of
the inhabitants aud il shall be the duty Of the Post
master General to prescribe the rules aud regula-
lions for the branch post-olco which may De ostab
lished by virtue of this act, And the Postmaster
General is hereby authorized 30 charge cent, in
addition TO tho regular POSTAGE for every letter de
posted u any branch post office 90 DO forwarded by
mail from the principal office and which shall De
prepaid by stamp and one cent for every letter de
liyered at such branch Office 20 be paid on delivery
Pordei That 20 letter shall De sent from the prin-
cpai office TO such branch office for delivery contrary
TO the request Of the party 60 whom the sa may be-
addressed aud pr0rided The expense of such branch
service shall not exceed the receipts on account
thereof
SIC. 2. And be Il further enacted, Tint the tenth
ton Of an act entitled An act 10 establish certain
9ost-roues and for other purposes, approved March
third, eighteen hundred and forty seven, be and
hereby Is repealed.
Approved, April 10, 1862.
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NIGHT POLICE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

s1erU-James NJ. Hinton. DspHiie'-Thomas Hob
son and J. X buchanan,
Rsgiric--Phueu Garrett.
Tiustee-w Jasper Taylor
C3roner-N. II. Bolchea
Bdnger-Johu Corb.tt.
Revenue CoHector-J G.. Briley.
Railroad Ttr C8Hecior--W ID. Robertson
Constable for Ho NlsirHe Dabici--John D. Gowor
and J. T.. Newman.
COUNTY COURT
Judge--IIon James Whltworth.
Clsrt-P, Lindsey Nchol.
Rs- The Judgo's Court meets the fret Monday In
each month ard the Quarterly Court, composed Of
tho Magistrates OF the County, b. held the dr5t Mon
day IN January, April, July and october.
CIRCUIT COURT
Judgs-Ion. Nathaniel Baxter.
CIck-nayid G. Love.
60 The Court meets the ar.t Monday In March
aud September.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judge-Hon William X. Turner
Cicrk-Charos r.. niggons.
81 Tho Court meets tho Gr,t Monday In April An.
gust and December.
cHANcERY COURT
,aaiceror-IIou samuel D. Frcuou.
= Cisrt and Masie-l. r. Clcayes.
y as- The Court meets the a.sl Monday iu May and
Noyombcr
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StraVad.

IRON my Stable on last Friday ght between
IT summer and Jefferson streets North Nashville, a
bay horse about Gfleon hands aud h1lfhgh no
other marks, except hurt In the left eye libc
raj reward viii be paid on mis- return 20 me. Tor m-
formation so that eau get him
JOHN BINDER.
iuly2-dlw
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Watar TaY.

NOTICE s hereby fiva1 90 delinquent water tax
IN payers that tho time for payment for thg nut
SIX months Of 1862, bias expired, and unless ihcy
come forward l0rths th and settc 20 viii De- my duty
% collect by law, aud shut oi the water VII De- 40
the Collectors olice nom 90 r.. m every DAY
O. 10 GARRETT.
Water Tax CuiIoctur.
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ADAMS ExPBEss COMPANY.

Persons wi.hiug 90 rond Freight and Packages by
,hs Aiomlug Trains a she iousyLm ASH NAsa-
yutr, ana NAsHyuIr ASH prCAruu nAIlFoAns
nast have che same AZ The u1co by o o'cgos she
evening previous
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she Poet OMra Department during tIr U.rll Valr
ending ODE thirtsm of june, eighteen hundred
ami sixty three.
Ee q saaciff ID a. Eoilif aHf HaHtf II Er-rtaIa-
tees 81 he lnasi ka n dH.rToa e. Olalrts. aftsn-
tiei That tha following sums Do and thu same orc
hereby appropriated lQr the service Uf th8 Poet once
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Cnnmiftnd tn mn

Of Davidson county, on tho 12h OF June, 1891
~ negro man who says his name Is DAVID, and
says Do bclongs tO Lucy Smith, OF nayi'H1n county,
Tom age about 20 years weighs l25 or $50 pGuI Is
feet Is inches hgh 40 marks color black The
owner 10 requested 10 come forward, prove prO
porty and pay charges az the law directs.
I'm HINTON,
iunole-at sheriff and Tailor of III C.
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AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

loumyiro Nashville RR Train leaves at 7.t5, AM.
" ORE at $50, I'm.
Nashville Decatur r. Isau leaves al coo, A a.,
arc. at ZOO, h 81.
Nash a Chattanooga d r.. rrala lasyes -t 1000. AM
ar at 825,rM
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Exchange and Banking Office

1NuE undTs gnod have opened an once al D o. 50.
4 College street, (MJchant' Riuk blldvg) 10
buy aud cell Exchange, Gold ana silver lncurfcht
Bank Notes, aud Government claims collections in
this city promptly attended 90.
A. O.. SANFORD A CO.
Nashville, June rs, 1882 -2v.
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TO ICE CONSUMERS!
We are selling
Pure Lake Ice

AT2 CTS. PER In. n SOUTHERN FUNDS 1 cent
por pound loss than The " so Monopoly iop1t.' our
Depot b. 10 tho Colorado BIld.nr. uu Cherry trCot.
juno l1-u @. m SMITH 90,
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Wanted,

ONE or Two coon BAKERS IMMEDIATELY
~ Apply % UNITED STATE BAkEKY.
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SHOES g. HATS.


which they O1er Do tho trade 40 tho lowest cash pu
ces Country morchants kvutug ile Clb are inyi.
ted 10 give us a call, before buying eaewherg
ALlrCHTEN BRO,
so. South Side Public Square.
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Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson County, Tenn Junr 10 1902 a ne
~ gro man. who says his name is ca tBl.E5, ard
belongs 90 Richd Hshl0wsr mIlog beyond Brent
wood, in Williamson county feun. about 30 years OF
age WEIGHS about llA pounds o feet " inches
high scar on back OF len hand. The owner is rc.
quosted 10 come forward, Prove property, sud pay
charges, as the law directs
j. ~ HINTON,
luuelS-3t shcrin aud Jai0r of d. e.
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CITY GOVERNMENT
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder
JOHN CBUMBLEY, MariiaL

pepniy Mayslais--w II. Wilkinson, A. c Tucker,
and James A.. steele.
clerks Of do Haytet-Ichn Chumbey, er-o6ic'o' hfsl
Jos T.. Ryan, second and John Reddiok, third
Tar Assessor--William Driver
ReUenuo Colloci0r--A. %. shaukand
Wafer Tar Coileoior-F. b. Garrett
Treasurer-R Henry.
WAag Bas'er-Thonas Loakr.
Superintendent Of he Worlhoas--J Odd
Superintendent Of ne Voter Worls-James Wyatt
chief Of The Fire Experimentation NJ seabury'
sasios Of he CosetrB-T II. Mcbride.
Riresi Orerseor j. l.. stewart
ON Aaorney--lohn Mcphail Smith
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N e w STOR E!
DRY GOOD

UNHE subscribers heyo opened az
no. PUBLIC SQUARE NASHVIlI',
a large Stock OF Foreign aud Domestic
INV HnnnG
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CITY COUNCIL,

VI S0g'NNs%'
board Of Aidernc,-M b. Bricn, President J. J..
Newman q. A. j. MayGod, C. a. scovo, WIN, Cheat
ham, j. c smith, NJ c. L. Claiborne, and Jas Robb'
Common Council-w r. Jones, Presidents William
Roberts, r. j. Yarbrough, WIN Driver, VIM Stewart,
Louis Hough, W. Mullins, James Turner, G. NJ. South
gate, A. j. Cole, Jas. Davis, Andrew Anderson, j. b.
Knowles, aud Join Cready.
srANpiNa COMMITTEES of rHE oU oouSc1.
Eb,once-Knowlcs, scoyel and Cole.
Water Worts-Audcrson, Smith and Claiborne
syeeh Yaibrough, Turner, southgatc, Davis, Bricn,
Mayasld, Chrathnm and Claiborne.
Whar-Newman, Stewart and Turner.
Hospiai-Jones, Mayneld und soan
seboois-Cheatham, Mayheld aud Knowles
Fire Department Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gas-ur.ycr, Chcatham and Davis
Ceme,ery-smi,h Stewart and Newman.
Market Houss-Robcrls, stoTart and Turner.
Slapss-Hough Claiborne and Davis.
Poiice-Cheatham, Bden and Anderson
S,ings-IIough, Claiborne and Bren.
INSTRUMENTATION, May Geld and Knowles
Improvements and Expenditure Cole, scovei and
Cready
Public Propery-Brcn, Cheatbom and Turner
Pest Houss--Nay aeld, Jones and Roberts
"a The Board oi Aldermen meets the TUESDAY 3
next preceding The second and fourth Thursdays IN
each month, and the Common Council tho second
npd fourth thursdays in each month.
NIGHT POLICE,
Capain-Iohn Bnugh.
Eirst Lieuisnani-Wm. Yarbrough.
Second Lismonant-Johu II Davis.
Polioeaai--wm. jackson, John Lavender, Mich pa'
Wis, Joel Philips VIM. Baker, John Cottreli William
Mayo, John Engles, j. W. Wright, John Pickett,
Robert Scott, W. c. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
joyce, David Yates, and Charles Ilnitt,
as- The Police Court Is opened every morning at
nine O'Clock,
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AN ACT TO reorganizo and Increase the efficiency Of
The medlcal denar unent % The army.
, 1862-11-07

Tic Kansas Co1ored Rxgaa<nt-7Aey hare
Foraht NTH the Gue1il1as, and under hickman
ara Cockn0, ana D;}eated thea-Gcn. Blunt
Defeated tie Rettls at Nayssit9e, Arkansas.
Especial Correspondence Of Chicago TrihuneJ

,c~,..,,
Asp~~lS' '''e=fo1uet~1 "' ~npe A'.'.,1
AEAFES"oR1H' NOV. ., 1861
The Kansas colored regiment hada tight
with eue rillas, commencing on Tuesday last
and con.;rnino rev-v.1 deva IN ~h1ch tho
~ eon.n"s 1e'eA ', ~: ~ e1 W.
DECKS were VlctofIons- Ihe 1acts tas ftlatea
to lie by Lie Mt. Lyon Of company A, 1st Kan
eas eo3or;do. under Jackman and cackra1l
.aa,a,,a h.1a a, 9.1o,a a. ~. ho.s - 49,
oeeolAeu e1o Ae'a -" 1elalA s@' tne ne@u VI tne
Osage River, 1t the junction OF She Mart-de-
6o--o tho n..~a p,xe- ra,- Rn,,s- R,t.. o,-,1'
~ ~ ss 49, .~87 .o"u'
y, NO. Al tele polnl TIE eeeesn Keep large
quantity Of stock guarded by these guerillae.
Msior Henninp. commander of IT. scott. and
-,ror-.st ,,..shs, - aa,,..,.., -. o,5a.ad
p1o'ool ne1'A.A VI sou.ueA" hAaeae' oiu7'eu
from IT. Lincoln detachment Of the colored
regiment, Hne regiment Id stationed at Ft.
i..l.s,) Liheoln,) ny nen from The Isl, Colonel
WnHams, an1 seventy men ron tna easta4-
ion OF colofed troops rom so1t hera ka ansas,
Ghdef Gapt. Lea@en, maklcg @5o-ail under
Cap1. "afo, acung conmandef o. me regl-
uent Tor 19e tms selrg. tae colonel being ao-
ft1t Arl1vng a. 1he Island they found about
~ guefnias-:he blacks took possession OF
Tootnsn's house, noted guerilla By that
name residing theFe-they surrounded the
hcnse aEd yard T1th wall Of rails and named
II fort Aif1ca- Inc enemy were al mounted
ARD they made frequent attacks On the blacks.
lhe ensfn3as we're ftanfofSeo w1ta aoo men,
and Inc oIacks sent 70 Fort scott for rein
sn 1S5eements f:1a ana ammanition' IN mean~hlle I1e
<'o piaeRs we're ngnabg lne ooV secssn; ~
10 IburscaJ night seven olaeks were Killed
and eight wounded: Capt. Grey {"hite) OF
coulanY A WAS Killed. aud his body ~as
Drought TO Leavenwortn gesterday. Lieut..
6aro9tr. &vhlte) tae agatlnS 4uakee, 90,
, 1862-11-07

with slavery, even to save this Union, he would
have been Rioriaed, IS 4 patriot, though he
had been Gambler, 9 dzunkard. 4 s@iadlcr,
and even mur1er-r- Entertaining this dead-
u hostility to BIZ. Chst dler, you { an imag-
ine how deep must have been their NOR
tincatlon when the terrible conviction
burst upon them that the legtslature elect is
Republican. Until about 10 clock last even
Ing they claimed the S:Ate, and made the
night hideous with their yrlis Of exuitatiou
over biz supposed defeat. The reaction xaa
awful when the truth began TO be suspected.
To-day they are moroee and grabbed, and st.:
tempt to console themselves over the seces-
sion victory in New York.
O. Tie six members Of Congress, We have
certainly elected Bea1nau in this (th: ffrut} dis
1rist, over PcnDiman, sore-headsd Republican,;
upson or4 Tuln"r in the second, Longyear
over the apcstats Granger In tue third dis
fr'ct, and Kellogg over Church in the fourth.
We also hope that Trowbridye is elected IN
.the fifth. and Briggs in the sixth. But there
are not towns enough in yet to decide.
, 1862-11-07
The Train and Clay Dtscuss3on&
IFrun the New York Evening Post, All.

The slavery discussion It Cooper Institute
On Saturday night bet tween Genersl CAssius n
Clay aud George Francis Train WAS attended
by large audience. evidently determined to
b. pleased, and divided Into factions equ lly
determined to eupport their respective fAvot-
ties. The debate w@ purely extemporaneoos,
tmbraced the widest possible variety Of tuo-
jec,s, though princtpsllT bearing o. slavery,
and was frequently interrupted by ir1evesent
suggestions from the audience The cool Is
tuIsnce Of Nr. Traiu M ve1v fetfeahing. Hs
complaeently patronixed his disein gutshed op-
ponent, thanked thu audince tor hearing NJ.
Clay 80 patiently, and aseumed more than
once to have coH7fneed his heareEs wheu thay
weru openly 1anzhing A4 his arguments and
assumptions Nj. CnJ dehated With diRaity,
spphuae. s.Ith, however, 70 b regretted thst
George Francis Train should b. 6ofsted tnto
notof1ety On the shoulders of m eminent
emancirat1onist sAd IN army general.
, 1862-11-07
The Alton Military Rrieo1s
fFron fhe Altpa Teaanr1ph,1

Seventeen prisoners were released en
oath this morning, taeT being confederate
eoldieEs.
-Twenty-fosf more were received hon
Columbus KY, and FIVE from Bolivar, Tenn,
I'll being PRISONERS Of VII.
An order haa been received from Colonel
CAN'T ct ek. Lt,uis- to maka cut q list of Id
political psisonart confined In the military
prison here, 70 that their cases may b. tried
bY military board n st. Louis.
, 1862-11-07

force Is at Mu1f ecs5oro AID Ls7ergne. This
1UItt Is said u be under Najor Generals bfeck-
inridEe and Anderson, and it Is sud VIII
amopIt TO .utW men ano last gafnidg u
hfrergtn- Ibis Information follows tnaa la,ely
published ftatlng that Murfreeso ooro ana ~
m1ddie 1enneSsee had oeen esacusteo.
asked there gentleman pa1tscalafig On ta.e
s4rlees ana tae5 declare II 70 9ase Az oeen ns ~
t t9 , LIN a.t ~ SvSc1aou " tuar 49, Stnt
"a. has faken place: on me contr.Ey taey stase
4oM tatef anioflnatlon OF growing ioIss ~
LsveIene 20 oe uae, ano taas an atFsck asa
Txe9 eea1nhl5 G an&SlpA.eu Ana ap1eEa1eu to1 q
1ne35. nue tu1nlos " use1 VI ~ e9aGae7 ~
aee kHernns. IL II assneos si.nia.a - taas INC
astash ~ ~ maS oea's oi ao'us oelns aaaae, "ueu,
; ~ eou,se' eomun'ca.na l Moo;a n1se pesn
e ,h a c;9t 1o% S,os fa1a 'oe 1Doenl'e
amnei.s e+or;sa ~ taIJ ~ tho ah,,+. of tho
o.her s,nni;as ~. " ot;at-a ~ at
hnrae - q ass;v i,aS oes oea -. ths h ,nn.s ~.
horhtsrt nri@as e.. ~ ~ .tJao1 ~ b,,ttar
and Pets aor 'oe % m etoee 1l b;9 ;a4
r. r,fv +. these .,esrsstera Wb. Ice ~ ~.
di!tsncs E,ns so1s ~ T tren IL
- 1890 e.pe sSo e So pLtatan say
wns+h = * GaoI ~ ~ hnt1aa a. ~, e 80
Cos.s 80 =, Keen, a1u "a.sSl s.oo q poauu-
1an @ ma d eta g.. - oasne1, anu o9ose u eoll.
~ yn rana an - ~ hca r@n @eA'' tne1e a's oono
81 ~ ~ I,f'no;a p,a,,,s oh;afafstoT :.
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AZ Inc SORGHUM crop o1 taas st3.e Is d=s-
tined in the future to become one Of the most
important harvested hy cur ayr;culturists. aad
to for,n ma of rho largest ,terns IN nv ;n,,n5
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commerce. It Is highly requisite that all tn-
formation possible should be obtaiued regard~
snp ,ts cnttivatiou. torether with the ha.t and
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, 1862-11-07

FROM &IGELsS ARMY COR PS.
tCo5retpontence IT the Bo~tou Jcurnsi}

FAIRFAX CoURr AousE, Oct ~, 1852.
Our camp is pitched upon alight eminence
some hall a mile from tn: vlllage Of Fairfax
Court House. The location Is healthy, and
has the advantage Of having fine spriux Of
v. s probably quite i pleas ant spot before tha
var, but /. ha~ been deeola'ea, aud the demo.
1i1ion Of dwelling houses for the purpose Of
obtaining Tire wood still slowly pragresses
Most of the houses have been occupied by
sutlers; a sc< Of the better class arc tenanted
BY the families Of some Of our general officers.
Mot OF The regiments In this corps being
the appearance II being Ge1msn settle
nen-, and the English language, outside our
own {Mass.) regiment, is rarely heard.