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MASONIC FEEkLE ms rITUTE,
cLEyELANp. TENE.
Fev. J Z. Bradsha,v, Plirciri


TIRE next ess,ian Of tis Institute will rounience
i ON Moudss the ist Day Of september next. nhher
the direction and professarShsp OF the Rev. Ar. B d.
thsw vhe has hs1 charge Of il for The last ter
months HI
= The Tr-s.e.s IN making this aunoeacement 1ouT1
nns. especially appeal 20 eli cit2tas who have
dau hefs educate 10 send than e ths in-ti itlbh
Mr. Bradshaw has had charge 81 Ito school fot filc
last ten rrac;hs daring Rhi6- firo he has renlerd
afpE Se might say uili EerSa satsia;ion ID tla
Trustees. patrons and prps. tt re never was bet.
ter tire for meu educate their dngAfers thar now
money 10 plenty-e eve-ythihg saTsaer raises bears
Two prices aud the Tuition 10 This School il The ame
that IL WAS wnen everything was az low 6gaies.- II
MAI exsa-e car there be now for who neg
oets 10 educate his daugatsrz None. BegauselheIk
n Cleveland h, aithy locality We have Institute
with excellent Instructor aided - sufficient ps b-
Of Assstanfs to instruct all Who may faYbr il ID
1hsir patronage. l.et ens and all put their sh3nldef
fc Ahs wheel and bnisI up sish Sh9o IS will Ebe OF
1 ..<1cnlsble benefit IN and Rnhonor 70 toEsn
We have the huHding and We have trs Trscherj j-the
balance devoIve- upon people. We .ore fhrk may
nohly perform thoir duty.
The Trustees are th.akfpl 10 the ilizens fdr the
patronage bestowed uaon Mr. Br sdsllas letebsoHs
and glai 10 that andsr his adn. mist lati1A
fhs fnfttntisn not lost any 81 tho r1viae reEt
tat m it .ust linei In the tier rs OF lie Ipub-
l.. s.
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/ eifANNPB IIRFvIEIWI oF FHk zEooEs!I


His ExceHIRnty TIC PiE4idelis of The cInsed-
kfhte SlAte accom- ,4nish By General Jok DA-
Istk and coE fiIrkntIGu II d his Flaa. adrivcd
hk oaattanPoEa from Kilfsvfllci on Tie nj gls 6f
lihe Ilth.,ald left thema4t rhbrtihg at 6 O'Clock
IfpF Alhffrdesboi.,. coi.fE. W.. Co1s, suberirk
is1deht df tlpe Nakl3yflle ard ChAtisRooga
Rlilrods. Isita that thpiigHtfhiness and ,,sod
taste kYlsidh y CHARACTERISTICS of the man had
PfasiEFe tnflegant new carriage for the oc-
fA9IcH AMP 4 special train to convey tlIcdis-
.tihguEfhet paskenEers tp sls,rlreesbor9. To
CoI fl sh4rdiore, his ExeeIIency was Indebted
f4r most agreeable cohvt vance. and ID Col.
.c ib4 State Ief n Tcasiessse IS indebtsd. Tor the
.kEeftahFH Anpfr in Which her distinguished
k,sit4t n u welcomed Within her borderb The
cIHriaEe hlIichl brought fle President to Mur-
ftseshatof MAS one OF ,ie most elegant ia the
cpnffderaey. 4nd may wen be con
.tdeHsd ogle Of the trophies Of the war ii was
Ithe las gar brought frpEh the conlpany'b Fac.
IthFY at-Nhslville. prior 10 the AlFanss Of tue
s,hlsees| si,d las l,osn eaFsfsIly prcser Eed By
tiGiz do1rl eveH siacs. HaoIxas deterrnIned to
lleepqPs Hesfi{ctabls carnage for special oc
aatiaH.s lka tA;s. F[t
lEis ilHain eft the chattanooga ID pot on
Efid4y morning a spls4lli4 brass band. in at
frhdeIee s.snek UP TAs B9aEi. BHls F..sg. :
A4l aaetvAsih trskellpnk into -.Dixi4.r the
i Yelg ttdaiHs Of winch fsll upon ths sar. as
EhetltAEnI was gweeping reupli ths baf.Iof tho
SiantI l.aiakoisi. Hi llI
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EARN FOR RENT

HAVE farm 10 rtnt cosisining rinety five
Refes 81 cleared Lard. dwelling house with fcur
rocpIs kitchen regTo cabin. gin house and seiew. .
with niheE outhaildines 1hs pidrs lies III Baitnv
csnnty Georgia on the Efowa riv-r. six Tlles in-
X iitg>ten. ARy person waHtng 10 ftsi such Heee
Wosd 20 we'll to call npea j. ~ Todd. ctsttsuongz,
Tenn. 'nr J. YalbeTouen, AekT the pAee.
declo J. .ToDb
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To the Farmers Of East Tennessee

To the Farlers Of East Tennessee
GUR armies need all the Hogs ard Cattle son dar
\ stien Ind hberaI prices viii be paid ior pdIt
Hsg- Re-ves and Corn. / I
haya been a-.ienrd 10 she pGrcAase ar frl-.
bseves corn &e. in lat Teahee-ee. sn will sprrn
suaa~ient pumber OF agents - -e-st srd d. th.
bhsr territory. and will ID due time pnbAkh f1t il
Samea.
/ have determined t. make pfi-es uniform Z An
liberal. and none every hog 10 East Tenne4se srt:
bic for pork will be fattene1, I
Ny once. for the present = &ilaata Ga Will r.
10 Knsxsille eo5a. Letters sddies-edlto rlk q
either point vii he attended 10. ~
j. r CUMMINGS.
( scpsntf NainTlsnd c. 3. 4. 6. A.
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BRrDctPoRr.

Tie tralh reached Bridgeport at midday.
fhe carriage beaHisg the President snd party
was detached ffotn the locomotive ana sE;ftes,
rom 1Frro5frpaa to the deck Of barge pre-
Pared for that purpose hnder the attentive sn-
PerfisFon Of Superintenllent CorE, sad in less
time tlian ID takes 10 tell pf it, was floating
9n the Tephessee aal f5wrii ieress to the op-
posIte bank 70 tlle aerpppfsimeat af rolling
drums and reverBeratiaE cannon The battery
pr tbe WasllipgtPa Artillery frdd salute oE
thirAeen gkihs in honor Of the distinguished
visitor. u Resident DAVIS ,lismonniel from, the
car as sooh as fIIs oppbsIte bank Of the riy.-
was reachfi and walked up to the headeusr-
tsrs Of Ge4. JAcssox. c6na.nandant Of the Post
at sridgeHort. The tfhard came to Present
arms as lie appFoacted. aud be graeefnlly &C
kngwledgSd the salute by lifting his hat. ars
then passed on The party remained ; fs y
moments It Bridgeport, until the train was gct
|in readintss and then preceded on to Dech
er4 Station, vtsrs tue President and his com
pagnons Fit rogo9e. stopped stort time foI
liirser; after which interesting event. they
we're e,s r9tfe, once more for
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THL CHATTANOOGA DAILY REBEL.
VumL HHTTAN
TENN. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER II. 1867

the carriage where he sat, wheuever the train.
stopped, and proved eonclusively how in,-
[F0sslble 2 thing IT is for great man to travel
iheognite, through as ipquisitive alcountry as
dnrs.
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LEIPER & MENiFEE, y.
fRopUcEiDEaLERs md
con siissi0s aIRcnAErs.
HusrKtFsuono 1-Tsss.
5000 EREWARn-

u ESAYAY or Iiecsy-d ri br saro f,ersbr
\ on th- - Il ocfnber lat ny re gro woman Sanl
cJ aboGt - years old cnp,,eT clilrci s4are bold
about icei inrhes high rr mere. weighs $50 j
GO peurds rfitsd smooth lace AhoH< cood desI Il
the Writes nf hee ey.s Ma = d,k aesa marx On Ia
rlgiJ wrist ahott large ~ a71 rent piece havk
good 70 keierf she hasa f,ry.i aa<s rarh ~
= irse pass. Any psrssss apprcheslisss said rrs
whether with ps.s 0r with5n Or IN rhsrgs OF ina
the proisc;ien Of any person. male or ierutie cr
aone aud eliver her 10 ne fa toinnbi- tieorrtt
csnine aer s'.nr J.ft-r fhagf can got her v II
receive the above TH. Macy W. raced M ~ r
renpe+ref. and hts iiy-tl m fsreef.v4sl- rnjxr 4
rlrycisnd I hal'aJlnosa ard ialioil Hes ~ .Il
1Deia X sfrad n fee 4rssn ard her i.rs. nov
live in Asd r + faeesse AID -he lnas IN ks
her way ihkfc In adait-ea q The ah,,yr reward II
will pay dify d.J ars ~ fde..re mi ent 10 ay
any l-Ften n b',ring hrs a ark ,ir ~hiftl tr
nnruiafio e.rc-filihg her in tts- s.e sfs,:ir wee
viii ts l-bcTaliy rewarded AID no I'i~sfi5s. asked
Adlrrss W \. ksRnl.N
Dec. x w t'aHnii,ua Ga i
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rTRAYEu OK StOLEN.

I7RON NY hp0se Tncsday last Sorrst Psrt i
h,nr ehfS old white haitp from the hnfs ot ~
rads-a On srh side ~ the hEk tfes<e undefft II
Throat Ibis b east-a EniaI white spbt THE eh
NJ the rise titPrsi y ,rd wfl he raii .or the
Feney ard SIS co fer the ilef. II sfoer.
JANIS T. NEAcHEMl I
Chattanooga. dee. l72w'
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HEaf-En prop -ssIs ~ BE rseeirrl ~ - -aser-
- ~irn.1 1.ru l. oclock ~. a - - inst-. q
51iid .neleen ho~pi.ai ,lsilinrs IN ttis Pl.cs.
csrdlna - plzns .1d spec16eafi7ns on he n NJ e
&c. r. p. GRlBBL.E.
Ch.fta.ssE.. NsF-l l1-st cap- A. . ~.
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EDsros cusrrAsoosA I;KsEr=
sir : wish 10 correct an error which hp-
pears ~ yoef aPer Of iae llth inst. IA ken
from iise knoxyille ResiSter in referesss IL
the 9tl. Tennessee Regiment.
Tins Regiment ssin i,eloi..,-|t 10 the 3rI Bliz-
ale. Maj. Gen. Breckinril-cs s divisiuts- wlsen
The regiment a short time ago. reached TanA
Iion1l On rs way to join its proper ornnls.r..i
q NurEressl@sr0' an order was; issue ~ dr,..
Bragg. dire ing ihe regiments tl,e5 1t T4lia-
lorna ic be sen. 10 shelbyyiIle. to teport 10
Lieut. Gen. IIarise Under this oricr. l,l,s
9TH ~fas sest 10 Sheibytiile. BEt A. spoh as
Gen. Bragg learped that il was one of Den.
lireck isflise regiments, the osder in relation
T. II y = co';siesi i,,..ii.'ed desire this .os-
Feeiios n'ade sis't ihe friends Of ii.s iaehtei :
f tic rcSiiefii ma, know 70 what Disis;oh b
iIse army 10 direct their letters. 6c.
Hoping ysia VIII make tic Necessary co.Ircc-
hon
m dear sir very fesper.fnlir.
F. A. wslKER.
90, lail, Tom. Resf.
CsH,s 3.l l;siraie iircekinridss 5 Div.
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Linco.n's' sscssiary Of Var. in his ia,- le-
paFt sayF. -ti.e armies q lie Unitesi sihtks.
Aerordissg @ recent ofEciai Eefgrns. erssiit4te
a iorce 9f 1880 officers anil privas-s trliy
arFied and sqHipl.ed-since tic date Of fhe
returns this number has been isirfsassd q
over scoeoo- When Tie quotas are allied ur
it viii number million OF men. and tle ekti
mates for next year are bssed. upon that NUN
bkr-
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H9-Ths YfrkshgFg Whig o. De Iish says
that lie enemy's guubo.ts ~eFs siIll lying II
anchor near lonnss Point yssierdAy. NJ
i 'enonstn.fions has a. jet heen made
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ffSr ti<> ~ LE---lt IS rfiiiar tltlc lfflr fif
value 20 fitsf fernss., r a,.i H. -ls1nrcks ana
perfiarifiEs were sui ii.tie in0ei. h ~. te.
pie ~ ih, ,firii ieiort ;Iie present ,.,I lirit4
10 iIlis iiilI rae u1rli btyu,.i the Iisaits1lsik
only kiiex il is naiivii, Il l,.rfai y iiiil lcl
a-sot,rcs al as . spft tf ta1 Iiic'aaas iliai
;iie IL ai.aIt of Sifri tiief Is I.,'.i,~Is Nat
n-rt and 1-o~Diuts. u--o lived -ii tlc kui--ii
anil bo..-i,5 ffeisefces pi IN i5nofai.i Icra-
.aiitu ~ q sistiiiiais,eers-
Tie Intelligent 1lfn IN fhr South hrc n
leii-rl rlii.-.- ~ APT r.sciat& tile ieaaff-- Ii
e2reiieiiesis % l4is deiiEli.Ith -or,.is.l Ille
cuilprr inircS from which l1li1esis- i4rtflsltr
were ma c |inrins siie Isa,t i've or i@R sraris-
filc rt-ridir4l,se c.a beds ille rict lcl4 rc.ts
ani pocssiis unrs'ialla riti- q silver tii- -re.
oith aE isef4is and t-os aud "a iiseirel 81 ex-
ll.siisilsss :. safrisi.. sS l.e ioHf 'a 4isnaf-i
every rciktSe-h.sal 81 Elst iIcp;itfs-e mn
ilse,Eaier fd4er u fi4s s-sii..a q az. sril n
~ fiic >oitE Tie st tilrl.~ tilaf hap iisfn ihr
naor1stlin siles rpnd Furnish 70 AZ esIeffris-
people sfnFTes ~ lnril.e'''e il.si ipri Z
u1sifh- ir,c 4tfeatiAa cf cailil liisls iilroneh-
o,.s- siis sSrs., IL directed 10 tie imift-ss re
sources d filis section ani- with "A syl.i ifT
tahe ~ re present war. ire TIME ik noi st IN
"A tca. amid t.ese .nioilz.-e - "a 'tls ihs
-ofrcsfs iE.at Enu irotn flier SIDES cofttr mills
sisl sali acs uriry eklabii-i Inetts vii si,Tin<
M. dc rc lo{1i- thc wealth aIi lrosrfTliy a q
..siretosofe iicEicr1rtl Iarl Qf riIe Sblih+ISi1l
Ei-.azii..F-
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AZ AqH'7Fsfs

Il Al sI.ias4lu5 the RHl. Or ore ef ths box
H9r tttafled 93 the N Nh Traia. which irnule
Esaial pfec-tdki tks Hpeefal rain 1T II e
lbs eIiiill broke eiiors pa AID a. ersi or tiis
Iko|Ntsi Iliagk-li soa5tE Ftehcc over tllsf cross
lsc- jEt.iiis thc car &isi passengers ina mos
4aflai ns ~ 4nesz 1s3Ia. one jeFked ;hc bell
9slla 1hia tllbJE.siilis5. 1.Toa,ly wEl;siled
.k44 w. yIsFGtsl. and kr9ugEs tic 1tr.I ia 10
siaAa eillf hefbfc Any Sri asns damage r4silted
il Wis / irFratlf Ihat HE whole tfai- #as ns
hsfaRiiE1teslek ek4r Tie tauAs 81 tie TcRacsses
A< H IL. til.has 70 iaecaltion aud stesdE
-Isesz ofIeree 5f5ihe t5gihesr. very LITTLE Gam
8e- MAJ ilonel ard rhe| Accident. which was csF
iE,FnEY HlIavo l%lie, wHs soqn rsmedi9d. esI
a5ls HI gtltIIe1 fa5AbbrlIhirp IN = tfice. anal
H ls.snirs AID sngiueers. aud i
Iiiifs Hiiniiies fr she watch. bad peN wAse
aud AzB; set lie fear stEfsd I ths NJ Al itatl
pu ]. u Ese iF4ek AID he Pfeside ens;al convd,
rasR 8iprs hyih4 9iIe.lr.rc dashink .1O4.
lie hank, OF ll.ae T-.sHes,-s
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rss- cs'samg j. SPOKEN Of Is President o.
F;Arvari No chair could be al' ei BY ~oiter
ore
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Terms of subsoription.

8. Fstes CT Advertising.
One Rqnnre III TEx l,INFs er lfss ose Insertion
81 to and 80 cents for each subssenent inseriios
isast'aa month.
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ssir bio ie ister : - tils ffouin5 urici skcc-
- t..iS iofrtsF olirer o.-1-sairy-
t;en Jacps Wheeler. jr.. soa sr o1e af ne 4 1tst
snl 1ut~f irfctet srcfcl,ats o. A i-~f Ca. rae
aafei Fb x fa.l Nest font. aid 49, IA ,d-
t-.enf-lrant ~ the { T. = ID s-ssp- TX Hi4t a..
IN ra,s ate pat herseif 'y Tie - = x her ki~er
~tt = be resigned ar1 came li,-. ~ ntakdts-
s.ii.i- = gsrt Fese miee .i'a. cetu - HFg
ai- ~,r .rl - i~ rafif- Scotia ~ i.frtii hi
-crrsrt q The fuf i-rfte states sn = t,ui-a-~
issred ta1fsar 81 art-iiflg al sei.s = Pen,l-la
Nlerelhg 10 the g n .pIaloil y al Ihel IL 80
aTFu.nt,d ms iori1 Cs.lcn1i. mi 1'erid IL
iasli1+ni ~ the I9ih Aia,f1nt int.nfrl Atira ~.
arln tie trrt fel.ts ~ if1...ih- IL II rs
Y 81 Slich z q 81 Iii.s 5is rsEine ia. \ 49,
pfs1a HfcCt a. nln.ls g. le ,i.t- alrs ri
u'ert ia every paftiriAr. snd .iaiaE ihs -s.tte A.
~h'ol aisl I'D -,ris = antry ~ m.fktL b
The - H. q r.frai- Hl'i rr1llr3 LIN 81
pf7mltio1 ~ trl--ds'r i.tnef-l Jp'.u llr Iffr-z.
from Cons p h- va Ila-r- a. c@l - " orl- ia
- q icl srce.iy n s--,flrE llck tlss ~ss-ny 81.
Eas ie a., fiiAstsy thzi l.i elrrl.a.gk~ a iAa,
pl4cel
A Tnpe't be r4silsrel IA co-al.ard of ih- l-.t.l
a.iTnilslly f-nifr.a- upCn the heur1 ~ e-nI, isr
90 - tie alltIttt alII reaching re aI-d ar,
Ike tnIn1l-Iire1 cvr-ii.- ih- nsnk 4 III An.
RI 1fhr fireil lily 1tfalr eaFiaz Nrrfs- = -
lit= q lerryV de he lcl hi> ili- ll- dinner
~ clifgcs g. .ica he rsicI i'lc rasaIrF ~ II,
fir-a fsnc - time AWAY ila-E,e tleni ~as
a. iafe- lie kert ui.-ic riEson a. -,
der rl- he dty ii1 tie Ell fa1k of The arnr.
it. a. trtltiH< from = mp p,rk ilcbIrs01 ~ - =.
r1s1e tirf 81 laF1r-- nj All tnr caraIrT VIE n-
d-iel O. refrri fn tin- lie an1lrd-fhs a Al witi
tie zane ftrIty did hs prspcr ci,rnrn IA .
90 70 ava ~ i.nd oa.-iT hat cle. az IA.
Ia tlii-y ils'illct CzT4ly lrhls aiih lr.aeu,
dur nr r1e csrnfs gu ad uas ever ri ils1f Ard !,
fons - lsi- '.rrae1- ~ D. ne .n- ~ Biir1d.t'
Genlrai in tk- = rEis- ti-n-sli- lif4--. fo4 IA
sd s3n kSsr hsrinx ur-et tis 1..olsni,- = =.
eeitee . -tiel l1e heni,ic p cs-apais- eisfsel
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MIS- CELL 4 NE EoUs

No. s whitaker .tTso,. Savannah. Georgia
WAna.s7 50 se"' to ny Imported I1s. .i-'
eoEFkDgR TE NgcfL4GE.
BLACK olt cAsNTsE INK
varis- .iEet bottles. and at moderate priers
iare In
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sT1I 4 sFv4 rRfsIpztr

II, still something Of "a fltrriosity IN Tsnnss-
sec iilAstaniipg she has been y lifted ~
m-kT. rui her o'xhHsakred soil islt9dayi the
restips place of ! Jaqks9n aud = POLK. It mhy
'notlIs out Of place. Ihrr4 70 attempt 4 dsSrrlp
Iti6n Of the persorasEoH 'soIimhortafIs . per
soaare as the President OF the Sonthern Gov
feI4Eary. MI. DAVIS il = nan rathdr abov.
|Alsl4#idle stature Or ssieht but veil pr.pbr
ticHnd isurs, feasulies fl lsdly handtcnse for
! arrS4Ill-Rgdd gsntleiha4. zna va dari1E per
IpsiHA esprdssion Of gdYd hun p4; .seskd
lingI lhscAsihg addFsssapd 90 4cefal m.pns sr,
aud taE witholE a fe1f1in senA,oria dignity
vBisRI Ills we'll uporl b mE -His bead Iis slight
ily Isl ltniiess u:ih gFfyI ard kis whi4kers ar,
lgrsY;. Il he is a yonElg-4r man in spreaHarcs
sni IL fselipgn. thAnEvls lad conccivtd lin to
he shls voice soft aah persuasive. ygt dis,Snc-
and f4ll-t o@esi 4na hs X ii the habit of speak
HirE piensiosiaify ahle4tesding Eood hing in
most spisti eccs4enlll sort qf Way
IIEH dress was plks AL rnassullirss. and
MS tIgsagk limited toa single lca,Elf val Sc
Will the iIaitlais VI Dl marked lpsa the
snlel Attended by BITE lbsdy serv4nt alone
hit bic of trayel WAS without os s-e4taiiop Of
pTfaffl and / could fot help conirss,ins the
PEesiiEsnt DE- ajle young c5hfedgraey. .Itraysiinz
fs4faFEly as Rtizeng Aud ihcognitoll from enc
efEshle Of lis natEye Soutilsrn lAnd to th,
other VI. pat Ee4eu s8 much as a boEiy erhri
wsh tife tliskrable aespat of Ab1lidonAou
cAF5isfHing Fhteegt1slse streets of W asAinktos
yHihA kle of'arlnsa drAsoons each Hide Of hi
cBatl| of state andliiI' fpnsiaist apRrshersios
oEfths Iassaa aasit : digger in Bis own capit9l1
Tte fresidsnt seeFstd #taeh l5nter.sied id thI
Nj IA i: :paIlsaIn sae4ery along tho Eoute, an
llts aecasiehal aslisHohs iol the TafiBus sc enc.
siIl 4hssels Of l.i4sHrsc4t interest proved hi.
flEi1I#aFEty viii, ths GeJgr4Ihb n Eeiinssse.
issI4 4 e9pAI .p l.isffltlYatoJ appHkoi4sidn Il
tile eahtS Of her fnpalIt4ins ea.l streams, #
itIr kpfessed himssff as much satib ibael xltI
tIIe HsnhraI appcaH4ace of tl.s cs4htry. TIHr
lrlIeepti9ss Of his fla v citizens of rernessse
.at die different way atalions. was dkcseaIngE,
eprtlEal aud hearty. alta crow.Is bf sol4isEi
] iilalil lalil eltIzehs grhyfe , aHona tie win IoS :
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HuRFKEsBoRe.

/ Night came on The pu q, psff of til.
-tsam engine. be jarrins rcIl of the v teel,
ths flying comets Of fPrrks.scatterias a.r be
hihd train Of smoke +aa FIRE. waich carled
above tbs fertile valleys AUD c,sn fields Of mid
dls Tennessee and rolled of iais ths dim hol
iOVv and dismal glen 10 tiingle with blended
wfeaths frcm ihrInins hease and camp fires
The oeca asiouaI f3ll Of DUN from way add
dsPots 10 IA tina L We we're nearing tie hoars d
the great western campaign aud approaching
TIE central rem aezvous the city Of t1ureest,ro
Al las, b4tvee4 the Vista Df a par or insa,lo,,
crowned LIS siio giinmerins lights of tils
town upEoss. t7i,szlins ttrougA the mist
whilst iniEunsrabis reflection, on tho inky clue
above coPse agd tree top pointed out the long
Icircular ine dc tensipg spreal AROUND abop
ltAe old bhrgh. Tpos. torts shreekei tho whistle
Jinglelink rung t.. tell Tasn long plain
tive shrikk, OF d5wn grifis. Then jerk. al,
herc we are IN slnoag thu cars AMI slepo
houses AID sollisrs aai ~ ans, The mo
aksesnllJ X Of dogs. aonkeys. carte an.i-carri
age. and hacktnrh AMI lackeys aud porters ai,-
The hombsen:P BUS hpih " os huhltity whic
2 ost do9s cor sFe-4ts ahPnta L 81 Road depot
-rr cp kxD 2 cxrru
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were comfortably. d1ous.. aOt altogether nlk-
EoFniiF clad Their arms and aecOusremenlls
generally were IN unerceptionable coaditioh.
hndlshoir Inaaeflvres executed With the sksIl.
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81 tue lfPoPe pJ tle kfcHiuent took Place
Perhaps a more iuarosi7ss speciatle than tha
review as not bsea witn.s sell in Americs
since tls war bsg4a Ths Rebels correspon
dent : is AHPrised Of ho impsrtant event
.hrough general order which circulated
through The camps iAe night before And a
| hapPe bed on thatInigh ht TO b. ihe gusst Of
the gallsnt ybnng field sficers of the -Ol
rwentidth Tennessee = was .ipDsted, as Il
coming Pvents and was among IL. FIRST on til
f'l1 or Fevisw. thH ns1t morning.
H The san rosc gJrseoasly apofs the spires o
the city and saerss ana bayoresA gli,tered ia
every direction a. the regiments OF the fiEsi
lDivisioh forllreviev fl.d into tho open area
lselectel for lths eeTomonsy The Eevieu tool
place ii an open plain on The road leading t
Shelby Vile, About one mile iron sIprfrsestsoro
"A iran4 ense coneonrss OF people asssmbIss
10 witness il. ani ths slHs Of the beauty an
fashion Of old Rutherford and the 'sarroundin,
csphtry. va fairly represented in the gracefu
perEons a many of the faTest OF the daughtsr
Of the did voI,inteer State. The outskirts 81
tho plain w.r. boldsred With psopls or al
ages. AID cestuns. horses and veh;ckIes .
every description. presenting altogether
scene 9f bustls and excifamsnt fnai Tpmindes
enc Of England. race course on a Dearly Day
Will. d ne lines of infantry with waving ban
Lpers aEld cleaning bayonets The superb,
nouhtd a cavalry. and gaily caparisonel
chargels, together with the G@nerals aal iheir
respective corps sf staff oFhssFs. ani ontriderA
IN nj s4fle / { sto-is. wah rich housings anil
irappi1gs. revived old and pleasant reuinig
csnces OF the Champ de Mars, AL suSgsstsli
vivid pictures Of the glorious ;i'ne Of the FIJI.
Napol bon The lines we're foimiug. and | vs.
loo ing about me for a safe place Of obr.rvA
ton for quiet citizen observer and report
err. when an incide7s occurred 70 n-.
Yon have heard ef the era 1Iss CT Delphi
You h I'VE heard Of the mystic tpmpie. the Ia
~ deH tbs thercsbouts and the supposed Col
who BID his habiiation within these dim sii4
dows We'll. the whole thing vas nothing I
the sight ts.@t broke apon me al this ssonehi
A noise OF catterIng hoofs was heard to tht
right Il suidshly tnFrei my eyes in ti,qs if
behold great tloui pt lust ApProachinS. fsph
which issued The forms Of riding men vaguely
For lnoTre=t Inire The dust c;eared .~ay. !
iook a, ain and SEQ charger. the most ! 7
perb 4f charger Kind. spiendidly equipped 1
solar sits updu iiss.. aHi avery inch ! ssIdidr
Datk locks Of hair,
+ In gloss ana hue tn. ehe-rui rlaen the sllsll
d kise- their f,ld q sl,ar lie fruit vi,Ein-s
And yet faulty hsek.d with tiny sprays ofIsEl
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-09-11

RECEIPT FOR MAKING TlTrLERs.-
Take handful of the vine called Run
about, tho same quantity Of root called
Nimble.tougue, . spris Of the herb call
ed Backbite. (at either before or after
the dog days.) table spoonful of Don't
you.tell-it, six drachms of Malice, = few
drops Of Envy-which can be purchased
at the shop, Of Miss Tabi.ha Teatabls
and Miss Nancy Night-Walker. Stir
them well together aud simmer them for
half an hour over tho FIRE Of Discomfort,
bundled with little Jealousy, then strain
through the rag Of Misconstructiou. and
cork it up in the bottle Of Malevolcnce,
hang it upon = sksin of Strcet-yarn,
shake it occasionally for few days, and
it will be 6t for uso. Let . few drops
be taken just before walking out, and
the subject will be enabled to speak all
manner of evil, and that continually.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-09-11

The FIRST NApoLEos.-Ws nsrer
thought Napoleon bad man, but the
incident related below shows that he was
. good one. He at once announces q
Just decision and = noble sentiment with
the condensed brevity of command on
the field of battle.
The Minister of Marine recommended
to the Emperor to cancel the appoint
ment Of = young man in hi. department.
on the ground that his father was man
of bad character, and that one Of his re.
lations had been convicted Of crime.
Napoleon wrote (2Oth Of February,
1867 in tho margin: Rejected. The
youn. man must bs kept in his employ
msnt. Faults are personal"
Faults are personal" How just a
distinction, and prompt an intuition