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In another plscs be found the Pros.
pectus for The East Tenne@esn," . pa
psr Proposed 70 be started at Knoxville,
by yoha Baxter q 70. Col. Baxter 10 Q
gentleman Of wealth. and therefore just
che sort Of man 10 eneAge In the business
in East Tennessee. He b said to be
worth over one hundred thousand dollars,
With that much sctual capital 10 start on,
ana keen and constant eye TO the main
ohsnce, he ought IA DO able 10 keep mn
chine cfths kind running pretty smooth
" Sof Ten Or dcssn years. Wewi'h the
enterprise great success. but sdmonish
the prcyristor not TO aim at too high q
standard Of journalistic perfection at the
Start, or the nsy;ity Of the thing will kill
IA stone dead in less than three months.
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Polk County.

Phil. Cooper, one of tho bost fellows ID
the Confederaoy, Is announced as q can.
didate for othce Of Sheriff Of Polk coun.
~. Sec list.
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sGw We acknowledge the receipt Of
forty.fourdoilsn 'front.'. n. Crookshanks,
Esq, Concord, Knox county, tho anount
for "a nov subscriptions At that Office -
e,,sh sr;ends are Invaluable.
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&ttsas gest.
TEams:

I've DoLLkas A YxAa, payable In sdvsass.
Ansuneing names Of osndidstss for once $500,
Ussh.
Obituary Notices over twelve lines, charged Ct
shs regular sdvsstising rstss.
All esnnunisstios intsndsd To promote ths phi
vses ends or interests Of Corporations, soeisuss,
Schools OF Individssis, viii be charged - sdvsf'
tissmsuta.
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80 q. NM : Nal AM. d.. ar had.

Oh. The Nashville Patriot, OF wednes.
day, contains the following startling para.
graph;
The Yankees twenty thousand strong
marched out Of Paduoah the other day.
and.----then marched back again!
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HANK Directors.

Ths following ssnilsosu bsvs bssa appointed
Dirsssen Tor DE Brsneh Bsnk o. Tssnessss 1t
Athsas, fSr he ensuing yssr;
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Old Knox.


The Register. Of Wednesday, says the
Post did injustice 10 Old Knox last week
n ..s.jng that Il hea :. 'sa. :.Sgs men in
the volunteer serviaAss eesenst
II has over sir hundred. Our informant
was a Knox county man. whom we
thought ought W know. We hasten 70
make the correction, which we do most
cheerfully~-and right glad are we to learn
that there 10 life and hope in "chivalrous
Old Knox" yet. "Fiaf jastiaa rAat c1h'm."
Adsaosly. 'FRONT.' @i9a fdss THE English
resisrwIllo bssrvs that last Is LATIN May
the work Of regeneration which is said 10
be- going on wishinthe limits Of Old Knox
prove thorough and enduring, and the
last Lincoln sympashiner be brought 10
SEQ the ssrof Of his way and fec tho
wrath In coma. wu OWE HHT $3.50
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p6v Ex.Preadent John Tyler died at
Richmond last Friday night,
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More Rumora.

Rumors are ahoat that there are secret
societies still IN existence in East Tennes-
see. inimical in their designs to the Cor1
federste Government. and that tbsy num-
Der among their members men now in
the public service. We place but little,
II any, con6dence in such rumors, and re.
probate all efforts TO keep up and perpetu-
ate the differences. mistakes. and preju.
diees Of yesterday. Still IL Wilde no harm
fosthe suthonfies TO keep wide awake and
duly sober and, for q short season Of
least, discontinue the policy Of allowing
"alien enemies' egress from the limits Of
the Coniedsracy. Be vigilant and rigid.
Watch to-day. and pray tomorrow. The
whole hope and heart Of the Lincoln dy.
nasty Is centered in the operations Of the
| next four weeks. The crisis Of the strug-
gle is at hsnd--its speedy termination, OF
the commencement of season Of war.
fare such a. the world has seldom witness
ed. II they fail to make an important
Judgment in Tennessee in the next few
weeks. the hunt will be over. and their
disorganized masses viii at once fall back
to tie Ohio. II will be their last great
effort, and we have fifth, as large as q
mountain and US high as the blue vault
above, that they will fail.
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Lecturaby Horace Greeley.

The Wash gton correspondent of the
Cincinnati Giaette tclegraphs to that pa
per under d,te of the 4th inst, as fol-
lows:-H Horace it seems, had the coun-
tenance multiplication Of Old Abe and
his two principal Cabinet officers, when
he declared in favor of DISCRIMINATING
slavery:
Mr.. GreelS's lecture TO night was i'm
mensely crowded. The President and
Secretary Chase and Secretary Cameron's
family, and nearly half of Congress were
present.
Mr.. Greedy boldly proclaimed that
the real obist Of the war should be the
destruction ". slavery. Whenever he de-
clared this 70 be the one sole purpose Of
the war, he was vehemently applauded,
as he was when he cited the declaration
o! Andy johnson, that rebels had no
right to own anything. He pronounced
1t to be the enunciation Of patriot, and
the wisdom Of a statesman. The sympa-
thy of the audience showed that as far
south as Washington, the popular opin-
ion was In hafmohy with the opinions Of
the lecturer: a' q" nsa
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~ Mitchell Rose. ESQ, Marble BIuB,
Rosne county. will find ID to his nd.
vantage 70 lot us hear from him st an
carly day. fAw
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From New Orleans.

A correspondent Of the Chafiesion
Courier. writing from New ntleans under
date Of she l2sh, sa,s:
The announoerneb Of the Suspension Of
cash payment by the Northern banks. had
the elfert 70 bring down specie here fr0ul
l23(aI30 toll7(sl9a. We are afforded
no monetary relief BY The act Of the North
ern banks, but the prospects Of a protract.
ed war are greatly reduced by ii. A del
uge Of SHIN plasiers must come upon the
North, as it has come upon US. enhancing
the cost Of every pecessary Of life, vastly
Increasing the expenses of the Govern
ment, and provoking their boosted free
laborer to anarchy. What huge fountains
of disorder and rem spring up The Sub
Treasury Law mus be repealed or sus'
pended, for impor EN- cannot be expected
10 pay coin TO government that refuses
to pay lis own OH cations in coin. Then
what will pay the civil and naval expen'
di,ures abroad What will pay the inter
est on the debt al the Goyernmenti-
! What will pay the interest on the six hun.
\ dred millions OF Sorthefn securities held
1 in Englandi How Exeter Hall and Cob.
den and Bright vii deplore the bad faith
of their Cis.Atlai tic Abolition friends.
We now see he beginning of the chaos
that our enemies have so industriously
sought. Univef,al bankruptcy, govern.
| mentalrepudiati,n and social anarchy are
marching upon ghem and will deyastate
their whole civilization The difference
between us is. Iatwe can pay-they can
not. We have Two hundred and fifty
millions Of surpAs to export every year
they have noth1s other people want, un.
less by the accident of failure in the
grain crops OF k,rope, And now that the
wants Of Eugdgs Kh,sjs respect are sup
piled, and Noithern factories are idle,
their open ports are Il curse 10 them, Tor
they serve only as an inlet for Injuries
and an OUTFIT for specie. How manifest
must it SCOT be to the world the ampli'
tude Of ourtesourees and the poverty OF
theirs! Our ports open and We are en-
riched; theirs open and they are pauper'
lied. We hke passed through sixmonths
OF an irrede,mable paper currency, and
social order ras never so conspicuous in
the South. Our four millions OF slaves are
clad, fed anil housed as well as ever
When the NDrth has passed through q
half year of the same ordeal, they will be
very apt to dlmit not only that Cotton Is
king, but tht he Yields such sceptre a,
no incarnateh espot ever welded.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
DAILY STATE JOURNAL.
PROSPECTUS

IN AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF No
- vEMBER NEX'r, the STATE JOURNAL viii
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the entire accession to their strength in
this respect. They secured immense GUAM
tines Of supplles--pork, beef, corn, flour,
ami iorage--nearly all of which they seem
likely toget safely nut of the State. They
.remounied their whole cavalry force, and
stripped the Stare its most valuable stock.
lhey convinced too many Kentuckians
That u not safer to be rebel than LOYAL. il
was at least far more prudent Tor them TO
zealously maintain the milk and water
Statue not very rebelious and not op,
Press'yely loyal; not bound to render either
SIDE much assistance, and not specially
odlous TO either on account of jealous si-
herence 70 the other.
On The other hand, we haven't much Of
showing. We drove them out, but we went
VI Y very clnmslly, and expended an enor.
mous amount Of strength IN accomplishing
Y. We lost our Alabama and Mississippi
line, and were rather unduls thankful that
we came oft 50 well as not to lose any
more.
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FiSR coRs.-Mr. ]. R. Young, living
near Crabtree, ten miles Northwest Of Ra.
leigh, has left with US six ears of the finest
and best corn We have seen this season. Ii
Is 40 improved variety Of large white grain.
VIZ. Young informs Us that twenty five ears
sArled, turned out one half bu,hel. twas
raised On high land, improved by stock
penned upon il, but there was no manure
10 the hill. Call aud see it.
Raleigh Nandnrd
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THE KENTUCKY lSyAsIoNs.

The Yankee journals sss The rebels seem
determined 10 make Kentucky suier fur
her attempted position Of neutrality. On
three occasions a.considerable part Of the
state has been overrun. Fret by Buckner.
then b. John II. Mnrgan. and la.tI, bs
Kirby Smith aud Gen. bragg, each time
carrying of Immense supplies. A LOUIS.
vile correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga
zette sums up the result a. follows:
Armies that in all hardly numbered six.
ty-hve thousand have held nearly, il not
quite double their number in check for
month have thrown The whole West into
4 spasm " alarm have led kentucktans 10
doubt the strength Of the hold The National
Government las On them, and the people Of
the Northern border 10 question their own
safety from rebel invasion, and have made
good their escape without punishment.
The results Of this last invasion may be
briefly summed up. The rebels rot some
recruits. but not near 50 many as they ex-
pcctcd Or as we have believed. Probably
three thousand men will more than cover
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LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale 3I2 acres Of land, two miles
north OF Hillsborough. The land is very produe.
tive, and well adapted Corn, Wheat and Tobacco,
with large quantity Of Meadow grounds. The land
Is we'll supplied with water, and the Improvements
consist d large Barn and Stables, with Two good
framed buildings and one log house, If not sold soon
will be for rent. Terms to snit the purchaser.
JOSIAH TURNER.
November 5th 6s-
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NEGRO FOR SALE.

Will. sell 10 the highest bidder in Hillsborough,
On Saturday the 18th day Of November instant
LIKELY NEGRO BOY about eleven or twelve years
Of age belonging 10 the estate Of the late Susan Tay.
Tor. 4 credit Of six months will be given bond with
approved security required, with interest from date
HENRY X. NASH, Ex'r.
November 9Th. es-
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Editor snd Proprietor.
Raleigh, n. &.
October ., SOC, 66P-
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rrNFL.ArfaNs

l. The payment 1T bounty 70 The representatives
II deceased soldiers i hpsel UPON The certificate u
Inc Commanding officer oi The company. who will
siaie The tlme II the enlistment II the soldier the date
II III decrease II service. The amount d bounty At
nais paid i, the Sttts. and The company and'r
mrtt 70 which lie belonged.
!. Thr Claimant Will mnks aii la,it htore Ma.
rslraie that IL III sie ]. iar u kin IL The lie
ceased. according u ihs pfo,isints II ihe foregoing
nrilnanre 1T the Convention. AMI thai THE i no
Other rersnn en,itti.tn make eIalm The affidavit
.! he cIalman must lie sustained by that q one dis
interested witness that the facts stated are chfrcci
within BIZ own know e,lse. anI thai liz has no In.
ietc.i in lie claim The Magistrate administering
Tho oath viii certify 10 The ctcdhlliiy II The witness
AMI the clerk II The County tuurs will certify. under
sesI thai he !. Al auihataei and acting Magistrate.
4 1.-THE claimant ~ claimants he mlndis payment
viii ~ made 10 ihe guardian upon ~ pfolGctiun Fl
the propcr certificate under lhe seal Il Tho Court 81
III appointment md The ufitiruSy o. hs hnnd-the
eIaim ID be proved ~ him = 10 uthrE rascs.
1. A bounty II fifty Jollas. detecting the bounty
that may hayr been previously paid i due 10 all per.
sons who NAV have VOLUNTEERED. cr three years the
war, and 10 allpcrsOns mustered into % continued -
service under ihe provisions q The CONSUMPTION act.
By order Of Governor Vance;
]. q. MARTlN,
AJjutanl General.
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PAYMENT or STATE BOUNTY Due DE.
CEASED SOLDIERS.
Executive Department Norm Carolina.
Adlutsnt Generals uifea,
Raleigh, October IN, is62.
GENERAL ORDERS. ]

No. 81
THE following regulations are published for The
information az lhese persons wishing 10 draw
hsuay II deceased - Iiers III .eeerJanee with 90
ordinance II ihe Ion,gniion talae5 lie I'D day of
February, 1852:
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Attention -Hillsborough Company.
N0U are hereby commanded 10 appear d, The
coun Hou.e in Hlllssorough on Saturday the
18th instant, for The purpose Of fatong. This or.
der embraces all persons who have resided in The
district Tor taity days. subject 10 military duty.
Each person villbe required 10 enroll himself under
oath
By order Of Col. Bingham.
L. q. LYNCH, Captain.
November 18th. 6e-
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NOTICE

\ WILL pay The highest cash price for HIDES or
! tsa on shars. will ian uPPERI.EATHER,
for one.halt and SOLE LEATHE R.for one.lhird.
JOHN ID. bIfSC0MB.
November 18th. if--69
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CURT PROCLAMATION.

TO the Coropsr, ths Jnsh~es of hs Pear, ami Con
aahfes iaths d.fs,snt To~aships ~ tho Coansy
of Bsdfoyd. Gresiing. sta
KNOW YE that IN pursuance of a prseept ia = g
directed, under the hand and seal oi the Hoa
JANE 8 MILL, President Of the several Courts
of Common Pleas IN the Sixteenth District. con-
sising OF The couuie. of Franklin, Fn.ron. Bedford
and Somerset, and by virtue Of his Office of the
Cour of Over and Terminrr and General Jail de-
livery for the trial of capital and o'her offenders
therein and in the General Court of Quarter Ses.-
ions OF the Peace and JoHs TAYLoR and JAMES
BuRss, Jr. Esqs., Judges OF the same Couit
in the same County of Bedford, Yon and earh of
You are hereby required 10 he and appear in your
proper persons with your Records, Rscosnizances,
Examinations, and other rememorances h-iore the
Judges aore said. at Bedfor at Conrt of Over and
1eruiher and General Jail Delivery and Genera
Quarter Sessions of the Peace therein 10 be holden
for the countv Of Bedioid, aforesaid the third
Monday of November, (beiug the t7fh day) at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, there and then
to 10 those things to which your several offices ap.
pertain. tff
GIVEN under my hand at Bedfo'd, on the 22d of
Oct in the year of our Lord, 1859.
JOHN J. CESSNA,
Sheriff,s Office, Bedford, Shsrif.
nrtohar 1892
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ORPHANS COURT SALE OF
VALUABLE RE AL ESTATE.

By vi. tue OF an order of I b Orph ns' Court OF
Bedford county, there will b. sold al pnhc sale on
the premises, in the townships OF South Woodbrrry
and Union, in said county on Friday and saturd y,
The ilth and 18th days of November, A. D, 1862.
the 70 lowing zeal estate, late the property Of Daniel
Mi Ter. Of said township decreased, TO wits;
A tract OF l4a acres aid 90 perrhes, neat mea-
sure, in said township Of South Woodbp-ry, being
part of the mansion place of said Daniel Miller, d.
ceased, Of which about 40 acres cleared ani in
high STATE of cultivation, the remainder is We i
imbered, and the hole tIact is enclosed with good
fences.
Also, tract Of 80 acres and 70 perehes, nea!
measure, in said township of Sou IN Woodberry, ad
joining lands of Reed heirs, Isaac Eversoe and
others, of wbi about u acres are cleared and nm.
der fence, with Saw MIll thereon erected. The
remainder Of the tract i, well timbrrad,
Also, the undivided half OF y I, act Of II acres
and allowance, in the township of Unon, ad, dining
lands of Peter Shriner abd others. This tact is
we tinb-ted with locust, walnut, chestnut, oak
and an timber
The two tracts in South woodberry township,
will be sold on Friday, the ll!h day of November,
1862, and the tract in UTon township, will be solo
on the 18th day Of November. 1862 The sale on
both days will commence at o'clock, P NJ.
TERMS.-One fourth Of tie purchase money to
be paid at the confirmation of the s,'es--onp- fourth
in eight months ihrrehftsr--one fourth in sixteen
months thereafter and the remaining fourth in tween.
" four months the reaer, with interest the ray
ments fran the date OF the confirmation of the sales
H,a,l.- SAMUEL. TEETER. Admir-.
Oct. 2i--4t. Of Daniel Afiier, deed.
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DIED

SMITH-Oct. 20, 1862. at Camden St Hos
pital, Baltimore, David Smith, Private of com.
pany F. l38th Regt., p. V. of wounds acci-
dentally, received from the discharge of a
gun in the hands of another person. by
20 his death, the company has lost valuable and
efficient soldier, and his friends, a much esteem
I'd companion Though h never met The en-
emy in mortal combat, he sufficiently proved
his courage by his willingness to do every duty
which was incumbent upon linn, as soldier.
Noone was of more quiet demeanor in the COM
,pany, Esteemed and respected by ALL We
can truly sympathize, with his bercaved parents
q and friends, that he met with SO fatal an acci-
dent, and premature death. Little did his
friends think when he left home that SO soon
he must meet the fell destroyer death. Little
did his fsnd parents think when he bid them a.
.dieu, u,athat so soon he must lie in the cold en-
brace of death. But ssIa the midst of life is
DEATH IS more fully proved every hour of our
Ewes. 4 Let US hope then that this Rebellion
: slnay coon close that such needless effusion of
hood, may be avoided. He was neatly buried
se NJ si.e graveyard in baltimore where lis b,iy
swaits the MORN of the groas day. C PC
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n BLACKBURN.-Auguse s. NJ. E. Black
burn, sr the l4th.ysar Of her age.
HILDEBRANDT--Augustq 26th,, Mrs., A.
nianda T1ildebrandt, in the 73d year of her age.
!, HOON.-Sept. 18th, Mrs. A. .Hoon, in the
goth year of her age. asers8s saayss
BLACKBURN Sept 22d, John D. Black.
burn, ia the 9th year of bis age.
EGOLF.--October 9th, Of diphtheria, Su-
san Ellen Egolf, in the 7th year Of her age.
yrm t'IIappy voyager!.,
No sooner launched than arrived at the haven p
B. II. II.
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NOTICE OF TAKING DISPOSITIONS
r., perDefuofe IL sfimna,

IN the matter OF the petition or bi OF Lewis r.
Watson, John Ling and I Ihonas Watson to the
Court of Common Pes of Bedford county. Penn
syivdna, 10 perpesuate testimony aud subpoena 10
Niarg garcts Anderson, widow OF 5 ,muei And-r Oh,
dec d., residing in Fulton county, Pa, Thomas An.
drrson, residing IN Huntington county, Pa., m.
S. Anderson, residing in Bedford county, Pa John
Anderson and Samuel ndersp, residing IN h. state
oil Iowa, j. iZdbrth Anderson, ihtermarried with
Jonathan Alowai3, Tesidhgy in the state of Iowa,
said parties being children OF said samuel Anderson
Decd, and the otner ehildren OF the said Samuel
Anderson, decd. whose names and places OF resi-
d-nce are unknown. Elizabeth Anderson, widow
of Thomas Anderson. dec'd.. and William And-r-
son and Thomas Anderson. children of i'll Thoma s
Andsr,o ,on, decd, said widow and children residing
in Indiana county, and the other children OF said
Thomas Anderson, deed. whose names and places
o. resiiencr . e unknown. Edw rd Shrsv-s, who
was hush nj of Sarah Anderson, dee d., ahd Daniel
Sh~eves, only ai child of said Sarah .ail hus-
band and sou residing IN Fulton county. Illinois.
Elizabeth Anderson, widow of Will I'm Anderson,
deed, and S,la, Anderson, Levi, Anderson, Srsan,
infermarried with Christian Broadstins, Matilda,
ntermarried with - Reed, Wealthy, inter
ed with Lemue Evans. Amy, ,nt.,married with
David Figst children OF SAID William Anderson.
deed. sai ii widow and children residing in Bedford
county, Pa, and Isabella, also da .shter OF said
Willism anderson, decd. wife Of William Shire yes,
re.iting in Fulton county, Illinois, -- Kerrick.
husband Of Mary Anderson, now deceased. and the
children Of said Mary Anaeison, drc'd., whose
names unknown, residing, il i, believed, in The
state OF Illinois. Samuel Horton, husband of Je-
NINA Anderson, now deceased, residing in Fulton
county, Pa, Edward Horton and Josiah horton, re-.
siding in Huntingdon county: Pa, Benjamin O'NeI
and Cahs'ine his wife, formerly Catharine Horron,
Edward anderson and James Anderson, residing in
Ful-on county, Pa. The said parties above named
brn. heirs Of William Anderson, the elder, late of
tio .ewell, now Broad Top. township, in the said
county OF Bedford, Pennsy Isania, to appear, nc.
September 4, 1862, the Court appoint Samuel L.
RJssell, Commissioner to take testimony. ies.l
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,
to the above ramed parties, that the said Samuel L.
Russell will meet them, or such Ct them as may
choose to attend, at the Court House. 10 the borough
of Bdtoid, in the county o. bedford, and State of
P-nnsy lvania. on Saturday the 18th day Of Novem-
bel, A. D., 1862, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Tor the put
Pose Of taking said testimony, ia p,rpetuam msmo.
ridm rel, as prayed for 10 said bil partition at
which time and place all who proper TO do so
S. L. RUSSELL,
October ~, 1869. Commissioner.