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And, lastly, Mr.. Richardson, Of Illinois,
played G solo in the key Of A fat.
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Near Markets. Schools Riah ChurAs and al ha bsshg Of Ifsi
2O0 900 Acres in Farms of 40 80 Acres and upa
in ILLINOIS, the Garden State Of America.
TLLROIs

Is about equal IN extent to ENGLAND, with a pop
ulation Of ,T23, 656, and a soil capable Of sup
porting 20,000, 600. No State In The Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 50 great an induoement 70
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of eli
. mate and soil 50 admirably combine to produce
those two great staples, CoHE and WHE47.
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Cr1TTTATInE oF CoTTor.

Tie experiments IN Cotton culture are Of
0ery great f7T0nsiss. Commencing IN lGfitEds
30 deg. so min. (ses Nats00a on TIE Br1nch,
and Assst1s pti05 on ne Aiafn Line, fhs Com
pERy Ol7ns thousands 0fncTes 1gelf GIGpted 70
he perfection Of tkis Ji5rs. 4 setfleT hG5fHg
q family Of young children, can turn Their
g0gth ftt labor f00 most pTQftG5Rs GccoEltfn
TIE gF0l5Lk Gszd perfection Of tAfs plant.
Tie E9c0rozs e5cTti0ns z0i5 making % Oh
tain O supply Of TeIiG5ls seed ststtsd 20 ths
rc1lsirezoats of he soitof Illinois, toilI, e q
h9Peds speedily gfgs a sufficient d1iounf %
llLrlLl q I'LL h..arlfl ~ Lr--l
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- al Ia a5besfShess Of broken man.
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TAIEORING.

(9iENFhEME EN- 6IOTHEs GLEAN-
~ ING, RenoEatink and MeDdinR Establishment
HRAroIs A1ER, IsiIor, No. lg Prospect street, VIII
hereafter devote hg attention TO cleaning ren0Vating
and Flendilg Gent clothing. He has faeili-
ties for doing bis work N the best manner semitic
men viii hnd Il for their interest during these hard
GRss % gtVs AIEt Ageg trial, naT
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MEDICAL.
FHE ALL STTFFTOTFNT THREE

FTHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEMAR ., and 8, are protected by Roy
q Letters Patent oi hngland and secured BY The
Imperial College Of Medieinei Vienna.
No. One Is invaluable for Exhaustion, Spermator-
rbcsa snd all physical disabilities
no. Two completely eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the nau
3eOus and perniciouA use Of copavia and Cubebs
No. Three has entirely sIpplanted the injurious use
ofmercury, thereby inBurng 10 the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom of diseases.
. TRIEsEMAR, hos l. and ;, are preparations in the
TN OF LoZgu g55, devoid OF taste and smell, and
be carried 10 the waiscOat pocket. Sold in TIN cases
and divided into separate doses, administered by
Yelpau, Lallemand Roux Ricold, sc. Price 50 each,
whereby there is a saving Of 50. To be had whole
sdle aud retail Of Dr. BARROW, No. I9f Bleecker-St
New York.
Immediately on receiving a remittance DR.. Barrow
VIII forward the Triesemar to any part Of the world
securely packed, and addressed according to the In
seructious Of tine writer.
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OATs. RARLFY. ~. RTCKWHFAT-

And vegetables suited to the climate, are produ-
ced IN great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of PennzyiTania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tueky and Virginia, giving a variety OF temper
sture in the State suited to almost every product
Of the United States.
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RAILROAD sYsTEsT OF ILLINOIS.

Railroads intersect the whole State. 81l5,-
600, eco have been invested IN completing the
great network that Inks every part Of the State
into Immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directesl thSroughfares Of com
nerce
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WHEAT. CnRN. COTT0Y. TODACCn-

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables is groWnin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to 6Eeeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute
Alton & St Louis Railroad and the IEankakes
and Illinois rivers, distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 136 miles on the Main Trunk,
the State,
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MORNINGIEADER
TUESDAY lI0RNTNG. AUG. s. Is5l. !


Geld discovered in Tussarawus County.
TIE Tuscarawas Advocate has the fol.
Lowing:
Wears Informed that gold has been dis
covered near Canal Dover, In this county.
ouriufermaut gives Us the following par
The Dover Iron Company has been
drilling for stone coal for several weeks
past and few days ago the auger struck
3 rieh vein Of gold quartz, at a depth Of
about thrca hundred and soventy-fve feet
from. the surfacs. The quartz seems 10 bs
full Of gold and several gentlemen pro
nounee i full as rich as the best CalifOr-
MIA quartz. For sOmo days the discovery
was kept secret but Il finally leaked out,
and the country round about was 50 ex-
cited e. The news that threnks Of people
aoeked 70 The scene Of operations Our IN
tormant ssys that the excitement is still
Tremendous and people continue to come IN
nom sil directions. We are told that the
company has beon compelled 10 enclose the
ground with q stoni frame, in order to en-
able the ToFkmen 20 20 on with the drill
ing, Tie qpsrtf becomes richer with gold
&c the auger desoends, ana il would not be
amstter 0f astonishment If solid rock OF
almost pure gold should be reached in a
few days.
Our tnloTmant presented Us q few spe-
eimens Of tbe quarts, which may be seen
at cur oeico. II a solid rock Of gold should
be discovered, as above indicated, there
VIII Be some fortunes made in this county,
in short time; indeed, TuscaraWas viii
take he lead Of all other counties Ia the
State e-kRew- -that-the county Is rich
With Sbtohe coal, limestone and iron. orc,
and If to these is added an abundance Of
Of gold, the mineral fas0u1oss-of the coun-
ty win be slnDsl unlimited, and the for
tunes Of - eitiSens VIII be made bevond
all question. We via keep ourS 'readsrs
posted - de1eloPmelts rs, they o6sufe.
This m6tteri which al mast feel q y
desF srest. enc ~ a.5 4
Mr.. Richardson, q TuInsla, s = aIui
E sielani E Fl
Tiass days Of he FEIouse; ike the sasf
noue1ts b the eSpirihs swan, ~glfied
away BE sounds 81 sweet music. -
In BE frst> place. hIIa Richardson, 81
Illinois o6k seFsral f0rus. > =. = ~ a
Then Ars Riehss Of fiIfa6is called
Mr.. Blake, 81 Ohio. 3 llyFs-ss Isyrez.only
the word Wasnt apelt tAat vas IN the re- /
ports.
Thir5ly, Mr., Richardson, Of Illinois. was
instru2sntal in making things generally 4
unpleasant .....--.-''-
And, lastly, Mr.. Richardson, Of Illinois,
played solo in the key Of A fat
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PLUMBING.

d P. BOWER, L1CNoED PLUMBER
lBs No. l02 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man
ufactors and Dealers IN Bath Tubs, Water Closets,
Wash Basins, Pumps Hydrants, Brass and Plated
Cocks, India Rubber Hose Lead Galvanized and Iron
Pipe, COPPER Boilers and Plumbers Materials Of al
attended 70. Repairing solicited, and neatly sxe-
outad ---- -.-. ian7
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THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

to the Ohio. As It's name imports, the Railroad
runs through the centre Of tie State, and on ei-
thcT side of the road along It's whole length BE
the lands offered for sale.
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REFRIGERATORS,
THE ICEBERG. IMPORTANT
TO HOUSE-KEEPERS.

Buy your Refrigerators Early,
The warm and sultry Summer viii soon be here,
when the temperature Of the atmosphere viii range
from ninety to ninety-ve degrees IN the shade. Now
Is the time when house-keepers are ransacking their
cearsfOr last years RefrlgeratOr or ice ChessWhch
are half deeaye by mould and rust to put them in
der for the season. After this is accomplished, you
place therein your Beefsteak, Vegetables, Milk, But
ter and Fruit. And what then
Do you keen these articles cOld2 YES.
Does your Beefsteak when cooked taste musty =
YES2
Does your Milk and Cream souri, YES.
docs your Butter taste Of the Yegetablesl YES.
Is your Chest damp and mOuldy7 YES.
Did you ever or hear Of Refrigerator that was
tree from moisture2 NO.
Do you want one at the same price you paid for the
old one that will be guaranteed to be kept free from
moisture, mould, must or impure iayer2 YES.
from moisture, so COOL and DRY that the common
locOfOC0 match which is easily affected By damp
ness can be kept perfect in it throughout the sum
mer YES.
Do you want one that viii keep itself ventilated,
and the inside sweet and pure, with THE SAME ICE
which Is used by the ordinary Ice Chestg IES.
Do you want Refrigerator that viii bo beautiful
piece Of Furniture and perform everything as stated
above -? YES
We appeal to the Ladies as the most competent
judges 10 ascertain the truth Of our statements b
examining
sCHoOEEY's PATENT IOEBERG REFRIGE-
wP. FOGG,
Cor. Of Superior and Ssneca-Sts.,
China, Croekery and House Furnishing Depot
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aIrYVr ID hfaNrFACTTRFa

The great resources OF the State, In CoaI, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&c, &C., are almost untouched; G1cT await the
arrival Of snterprisiag and energetic men aecus-
toned 10 convert thgru into gold
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bLecnan.cs and working men VIII find the free
school system encouraged bY the State, and en-
doFed with large revenue for the support of the
schools Children cen I've IN sight Of the school,
The college, the church, and grow up With the
prosperity Of the leading State Ia the Great Wes-
tern Empire. g , ~
No one who has visited this splendid region af
country can doubt that Il squalls the most fsyor-
ed descriptions that have ever been given q Il;
but let any careful observer visit Il, and he via
inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages Il offers for Immediate occupltiou
and immediate returns. The farnersOf the East
EN- and Middle States, and Canada, are moving
to Illinois In great numbers; and Il Is believed,
known to the farmers, meehanlc5, r1auufacturer3
and working population q oFsr-croEded Europe,
they would promptly avail themselTes Of the
knowledge.
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nm nRnINARY YTFIn

Of Corn Is from 80 to so bushels per acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. It Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
sr inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of 55 miles on the Branch and
III miles BY the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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AGRICULTURAL PR0DUCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1861 was estimated At IS COO 900 bushels,
while the Corn crop yields not less than 40 090,-
o00 bushels, besides the crop Of Oats Barley,
Rye, BuokWheat, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, Squashes, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum,
Grapes, Peaches, Apples, CO., which 60 to swell
the vast aggregate Of production Ia this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons Of produce
we're sent out Of the State Of Illinois during the
mast wear
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WATER DRAWERS.
WHEELER's IMPROVED
Patent Water Drawer

The Drawer is now made with Whealer's New Pat
ent W shaped Corrugated Iron Reel, used wlth gall
Eanized Chain, made from the best tanneed wire, and
is the most perfect and simple article for the purpose
now offered TO the public. The undersigned
WARRANTS EVERY ONE OF HIS MANUFAt-
TURE TO GIVE SATISFACTION
ss-Sold Wholesale and Retail 6y
II. II. WHEELER,
Successor to J. i. Wheeler s CO.
NV FACToRT-Gabriels Block, 46 Michigan-Si
State and County Rights for sale. Address drawer
1856 Cleveland, Ohio. mayl
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DR. QIBs o..

PROFESSOR or ELEcrRoPATHr AND MEDICINE,
Odfoe-ll9 Ssneca-St., few doors nom Superior up
stairs.
once hours from to I2and from to o'clock daily
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PH0T0GRAPHs.
PAPER MANUFAeTORY.

OLEVELAND PAPER COMP'Y,
-AianHiactarerso Of NEWS, BOOK and WRAP
PING PAPER. Orders filed promptly.
- RAGS Mautsd Unics lfl Surarior-8l
~ W TAFthR. Agent
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Al Obloan 70 be -Arrs-fod.

AWsshington dispatoh to the Cincin-
RAti Gazette says
Orders have been sent forward for the
arrest Of prominent citizen and politi-
clan Of Ohio, on evidence against him
which is deemed sufficient. , ass ~
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REVOIVERs q KNIVES.

UNOR NICE PAINTING GO TO
~ TAgCOTTs That French WHITE ZINO-hee
some Just the right thing for Painters and inside
'Sj SyrzSRs 80. aa H0FFMAH's BLOeGsn
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II MOULD'S 7CEIEBRATED AND
liz Unriyalled IRISH AND ICELAND MOSS
G 0 U G. H CAN D Y, /,
F0R OOudas, CONS, WH0orTEd UoUgH, %,

Fer the Seventeen Years that this Candy has been
before the public Il has been used with great success
and the Increasing dean from all parts Of the uni-
ted States shows that its Vlue q remedy has been
fully appreciated WenIight add the certificates OF
many who have been benefited By this invaluable
medicue for all VINO have used i eager to recon-
mend 1t, but Ee content ourselves with giving the
opinions Of two our most eminent Physicians;
'1ME. HENRY MOULD, Dear Sirs-From your state
ment OF the composition Of your Cough Candy, do
not hesitate to express my belief that i is well adapt
cd to the purpose for which you manufactured IT, and
doubt but that II is useful, Il certainly Is so
agreeable expectOrant. Respectfully yOurs,
CHAS. A. TERRY, N. D.
'Messrs. MoULp 4 HoaAN ,GeRts:lI have examined
your prescription for II. Mould's Cough Candy, and
ind 1t a valuable one for It's purpose.
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MARRIRn

On the 4th November 1859, By he
Key' Mr- Armstrong EDWIN d.
.LYLEs Assistant Surgeon q A. u
CoaNTLiA n ceEn youngest dsugbtRy
Ct Oh W 7 and 4, 3. Cole If Lauds
county Miss.
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80 g.
DEATH o. JVpoE O. p. S6i4M-
we are called npon to-day u Aaaasos.
lhe melancholy Eot That Jadea q
Smith, Chief gice Il liz saata e IN
slsslppE Is no wora. TTe expired this
morning, after Wagering Illness q ssv.
eral months.
Judge Smith vas one dftha dvss ms
q thc State end bis loss Will Is severe.
y felt at this time. For twelve sSass
we believe be has occupied che posto6
o. Chief Justice Of the State, IS
October last was reNelectod to the Once
OF Judge of the High Court for ! term
Of SIX years, by q majority which clear-
" showed how well his countrymep an
Preclated bis past services. No man
neld a higher-place in the confidence of
affections of the people Of Mississippi
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CAPT. hooRE's COMPANY We arc
requested BY Capt G. D Moore 10 no,
sify those who design sending rlothiDr
Or other articles to members of his com.
Pany, to leave them at Mr. Herron's
store in Macon, packed and marked, at
as early a day as possible. as a man will
be detailed to come after them
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q me grgargsr enprsg 3 to;.s

me greaTesr energy IS being
pay y the execution Of the navy ords
y iron clad vessels to be built It NAV
OH. Tue Dslamater works empIav
200. nsA Gr%senpoiut, 1000 JoiSss
ylty 800 Dry Docks 500, Webb
Yard, ooo Total s 500 men. In add
son 70 this number, sons. 4. goo wogh.
men ere engaged at Hood Tsrk n tba
Dgookiyn pavy yard on other wooaen
vesaeIs--prlbably about b.O0n
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FALLING THEM By THEIR Rlanr
NAMES learn thst 81 oder trsm
usn Beaursgard was read othe fe,os
0Iss department yesterday, address
rae. astilug egth tho Ito psoslsnstEon
q A'pealn' end spjoining tha IL
sese references to the troops 81 lie mi.
.eu States shsy bs 81 abe Abolfiopl
iorcsa and Aqs 10 Federal orsss
eavannah Republican.
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lTho Rsdsrals state their soross
engaged in the battle Of Perryvins
at twenty-five Regiments o%finfantry ~
lse batteries pf artiflery Ii isdsdoTia
y asc 81 that our own force
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LAY IA
NAsHvnLE IN DANcER.-A Cipcin.
hati e0FresE udent writes = chow Z
9 New Yofk paper
u IS feared that Nashville i u dan.
esrof being taken, and our gallant force
there under General Nealsy, captured
Il Bragg mqkesa rapid dash thu. Nav i
q not &c haF ia PISss can IL saved.
No lief CAP % sent ID time d beog
any tervice Il 8 nos ii al aabrobsbls
that bragg force il non pssbias4o
wards Virginia 70 join Lees lorees ~
t1lat case i yin b we'll for NooIeIIss
e looA Vat sOr ! trick Ike ltato a Jsot
son before lhe fFe days battles Btaes
mas forty fF tbousaaa soqa soIaiersl
aOa such az acquisition would ba inyai
to Lao.
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ELECTION NOTT0E

The following persons are / II. u
managers and returning officers Il M
special election for Tax Assessor =
blGDY yALLEY-Managers-. q. A
uore, Reuben Wells. R~eturpine 81
Ger, j Easton. ~
R;' MsoopLswN-Managars- Tatlog
T = Kercheryilie. Rot, oi.Ins.
V. N. Chambers. Snsss,
CooEsvILLE Manapers-.Tohn 5
Long James Merritt. Ret. Officer
John B. Robbins. VnCeE,
sHvoUALAK-M anacera4TAs
1 sser' geo Pagan, Ret ofHcor, r.
q rem
ovMAERyILLEs-M anacers-M;1n
j NY uso Y Haynes Ret. oficef
MAsHULAviL1-Aanaas
I sn n WIN Dorrah. Rss.
LINN CREEk-ManaesrsAAp M
5og Va, John Haynes. fst' oaia.s
bRooEsvILLE--M anaaers--.I6ba
aeaFd, y: " sykss, Ret. e#ssyl.
'hos n Harper.
0 I'M. alsnagcrs NJ u ON
wv hnea A Russell Ret. osEss.
+ Y Elsberrg. MIX 0Nss
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W-ScARLET FEvEk.--Tbis disease
Is prevailing in tho n~eighbOrhood Of.
louisville. Several children have
died Of /. It is Of . very maliqncu,
and most Of the cases prove tai
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Columbus Republic pIssss Soey

a Coop Man LF IA ars
aeepiy pplnsa ! lsarn thAt GolaneI
koos MeLain oftho s7sh Mh6pI
regiment, i dead iIo was mortaIis
wounded a. the battle 1t CoFialh nd
.aied some eight hours aiter receiving
lls wound n bis death East AIisa
slppi mouFus the loss ofoue Of hqr nC
. 0lfst and most CITED sons. aha tie
e which y belonged 40 intrepid
and beloved commapdsf.
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OBITUARY.

L
DIED near Macon Miss issIppi, DIT
Slst 1862 Mrs. HArRirrS s. Ecxronp
wife Of Mr. james EcEbrd. She Wa,
z consistant christian and menbet n
the Methodist n Church. ID { IiEe n
domestic industry. shs Illustrated Il N
highest form the devotion II i wifo u
hef husband and 81 \ moihs isr
children Her naturally emiablo nd
gentle character YES refined into spirit.
uaI loycllnoss b tie religion II Christ
When Che country peFi demanded
her heroic sclsaacrdca ~ VIII I'd
mother assumed i patriotie torn.
However great tAs lovo she tit GOr'
her children, she felt a greater loss IA
tho iuPerIlad land u hi liberties. aDa
offered ths former u SiIIiug m6fiaVs
upon tBe altar III tlia Elts Twe of
them were awa IL Che tiue ii raeasb
On TIE Potosasc the other Ii Tsu.
nssseo' Aud, whila Der ssiniea xoal was
passlug g 4 more Tranquil world, lhex
bearing petit j aonessf5 as
NATIONAL existence She dled i'll
'rlamphs # the christian faith, WITH ths
aaectioaofa family ID Shem Sis /
az e0nsecFaied gag eereies I ite,
9ayipg bshi1 Fbe sasl aoav n !
~ IF cheerful obsaiancs tS GSas
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"ul4At4A eA0uQlug OlQ
is hopee pad silfal il MN take all Q
men to sucged. Only lAlfin the Gel
!, while the her is 4 hom is a reckle.
useless, and sinfu ga8td Luman life
) T~ELEcR4PHTC VIEWS.
From Tie Ae5i'e pstss
Richmond, Novsmbcr The N
miner states it is a i've ~asoeraipe
fact toe abolitionists have Sect ii ii
over james river, in tue gbborhoo
Of Brandon Bar, but tie deems Of Ii
Sect or the character Q tle vessels !
not satisfactory ascertaiaed
Reports are rife that n. Jackso,
has reoccupisd Smokers o,'p. parties
however, from Oulperor sta. hat a re
p0r. prevailed there hat J'ckson ha,
pyi.ss.ea : movement u the rear Of tht
0uSGesusa N capturing BIZ
M l'alus
...s Il anlaeF % reports that y.
~ DeeO assigned to
'0u"'ua = western Depart
go. '0up''siOs s''a'n0ky and Ten.
,,s,1. D''SS y exercise command
The Examine, II. i,
dirstcs active !, ..r.,t &c ,p'
Western cannaisn Tue
Chattanooga No,.-1.- * :.
reported tbat Morr., ...5. g
on NJ eDt;rs .,,,a .r, ~ advance
Lsb,soD 4 WI, 'OV'''0nls's at
tbiOk;0o !, 'a9'' 1nu 'ley
in JonbI, on; was army left
harm, K. ; corps IN
:. ''a' . general en-
j 1.ia sg e a. Lebanon,
proceeded ! fa' u a 'p9 laokoes' and
0s'asu '.s iar as tIallatin before he
i tbo yiabt ~. "'rga0 Is now
u. ~ ''ce
zen. Preston Sith and not Gen
J. 7 III s''k.
ona,'ano'ga, November 15--The
nashville Dispatch nf the 11th inst re-.
here says; 4 wagon train con.
'ing q loO Sagony loaded with army
NJ !. .h.t ses''' paY' and the pros
.ssas ~ Isay VIII DO am ply
in a few DAYS. i
IN, 4 rs ,1'cs Is sotk on tbe Lou
K. ,.~ pas.yl'isF ., south Of
y vorrins e r0ad val soon
TBe snasT;a~ Il louisville ] !
1. sa''s 2 II peopls y still I
: i grs - q me a1cessa. !
,.s
ts;.1 4 ! i9as pled 10
!, y O0uFs Martial at Cincin.
Tou, {
J oO: Y .As sinister to Mexi,
~ 'apoos long survive. 70
. 1D' .i''r SUN continues too low for il
T ,sa',,u.
!, a -''0s'Ooro Banner says an. Ia
's'.9 1i'i',0n o. ~ abolition army
IT,. ',se4 luz Luz 9UmOofi' d river on Wed
= '' Il
chattanooga a. Nov 15-The Nash. nj
= Dispatch says I FL Is to be tried SCI
s9ur' marshal for emitting the in. RI
~ o. Kentucky by Bragg, and
rs 1t singular taat 90 the other en-
! Bragg is sumnoaad to Richmond arr
for not whipping Buell.,
y sick at the Mexican CAM. res
ind cannot surv;ro ~
.orenteen thousand French troon, tn
! arrived At orizaba, and the eTOp. We.
against the city cfMexico start. en-,
Chat poiatin December. FL,
he removal Of Mcclellan ba. c,o,, vsr
tremendous exoitoncn, h.~,
North. Tie Indignation ~ Co.,
Democrats is intense -,
lalieck on the first Of October ad. Raj
! . forward movement. and on , Iu, i n'n.
Ssremptorily ordered it. ~ 'D' pE'
cClsIlau refusing to e.eoDt. ~. tho
/. O','sve0 Is the main cause Ne,
A4ai
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-11-19

Gen 4illcPigut one If tie most
gallant mort ricusof our young niltafs
Oiileer' died q Port Hpdsea n ten
o'clock Sunday night Of pnshA aaiA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-11-19

0-PREAcHiNc Rev. Mr.. Sears
Of the Baptist Church, will preach in
Macon on Sunday next, the 9Th inst.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-11-19

SEX ~ Your iBaasneo aud power s.
asGs 70 dive t4e poor maa to he as
az have bis anily 70 beegslg s0d
want. Bat let US AZ unite and gst tAs
best ter lhatogr enemies
Bnless b abk Bodied ah stands up
brayeI anYartheF Asddiug blood
is hopsl pnd silful il bal take all our
men to succeed. Only Alfint the field,
the her isa bonn is a reckless,
and infu- gaste human life,