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6uA'o ue Was AiucO by SnyuaWAebs Aoo usme
is not given.
HA correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga.
setse says that Daniel vanvinkle residing near
New Market. Highland county, Ohio, has been
engaged in carrying the mail, - . contractor,
for over fifty years. He commenced in 1907,
carrying the mail from North Bend through Gin
cinnati to Washington, Kentucky, and has car
ried it every year, over various routes In Ohio
and Kentucky until 1861, at which time his con-
tract from New Market 70 Williamsb1rgh en-
pired, making 81 years continuous and uninter-
rupted mail carrying 81 .ae'
MORE duSBoArs-The Navy Department
has issued proposals for the construction and
complete equipment Of 10 gunbosts. speed not
less than Is knots, to be delivered within four
months; and in conjunction with the War De-
partment, proposals are invited for hesyy guns
for both these branches Of public service.
CALL OF CONGRESSIONAL CoNvENT1OS.---Two
years ago the Congressional Convention held
at OskaloosA adopted the following Resolution,
which We believe is still in force. -.
:, =
Resoloed, That the Republican Central Com.
mittee in and for the new Congressional Dis.
trict to be formed out of what is now the First
Congressional District shall consist Of the
Chairmsn of the County Republican Central
Committees Of the several Counties in each
district.
The Louisville Journsl--Which used to be
bitterly opposed to "invading'' and ''cosrcing"
the rovolted Substituting got good taste
of the rebel tactics in Kentucky, thus talks: z
at is just as we'll that men should reflect
whether that freedom Of speech which rejoices
in this rebellion had % we'll be voluntarily
dropped before it is forcibly suppressed. We
cannot afford to 1--we any longer in the midst
the pretext Of Southern rights, or any other
kind Of rights" 4
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trial And they have retreatsd hs knew not
whittier. Nov, what must " do d Tennessee-
ansi She is Lost 70 the Southern Confsderacy
forever. The Confedsntes cannot reinstate
themselves. They have got neither men, arma,
ammunition, gunboats or navy. Some psofessed
to feel humilisted At thia Some isy yon will
rather die than give il up. Well. be had scan
ned this audience carefully, and they didn't look
much like men who thought Of dying They
were here enjoying Themselves, and buying and
selling, eating and drinking. Yes, and while
some Of you talk loudly about dying before you
will give up, and Of shedding the last drop Of
blood, and Of perishing il the last ditch, aud
other desperate sections, your own sons and
brothers are wasting away With The deadly NAL
aria Of the Soushern swamps, enduring untold
privatious. eating worm-eaten biscuit. shedding
their blood, and filing unknown graveai II
yer faith and devotion 70 this rebellion % 20
strong, Why are you not down there with your
kinsmeni II thiI is righteous cause, why are
you staying ingloriousiy 1t home, taking your
ease and enjoying yourselves. while the men you
persuaded - join the army are suffering and per.
ishing BY thousandsf Ihavs no faith In the
cause, and therefore am not there; but It q
grossly Inconsistent for men Who bluster 20 loud.
u 20 do % listle - those hsreabouts DO who talk
% loudly and % often about 1snever giving un. =
and about 'thedding their last drop Of blood,''
havs always observed Ia old contests that thooo
Who we're fosevss changing were unreliable and
did noshing want thls war stopped. Whose
heart hes not dropped blood Who hss ! eoa =
The 6oushesns armyf He knaw Oonsthi,e 81
shat unspsakabls sorrow. Think Of III. you
Who stay as homs and blustsr aboss vhipniua
Yankees and sstablishisg Southsrn CoslSdGi-
acy. Les us ssop tAis wantoa. lopejess VA.
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Interesting Narrative Of . Unlon MAN
eonpsllod g snesf lhe Rebel Army.

Mr.. John Knox, . printer employed in the
Office Of the Chicago Times some three or four
years ago, has just returned to that city, after
varied and eventful experience 10 Beauregards
army. Ar. Knoz, when the Southern conscrip-
ton law went into effect. wss working at Mem.
phis; and, to avoid its provisions, voluntarily
joined Forests Tennessee Cavalry. This came
course was pursued BY many Northern men ct
the South, with view to their subsequent es.
cape from the rebel army. If they had waited
to be drafted, they would have been regarded
with suspicion, and the task rendered much more
difficult. There WAS no evading the conscription
Law, except TO escape from the country, and this,
In most instances, was impossible.
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struck the road at Larkinsville, 23 miles from
the Tennessee river opposite Guntersville.-
They bring much information Of . valuable
character, portion of which may interest our
friends at home. We have known all the time
this city and two hundred miles Of this splen-
did railroad, besides being excessively CALLING
to the pride, was vastly injurious to the rebel
cause. It has also been supposed q vigorous
movement would be made in the attempt to
dislodge us from the position. This party
brings positive information in regard to such
a project, and was enabled to gather many
valuable items connected with it. II was gen.,
orally understood along the whole line Of their
| travel that an army in three distinct columns
was to march against us. The one on the
left was to come from Chattanooga, under
command Of Gen. Kirby Smith, and to strike
across the country, getting in our rear to cut
off supplies. The second column was to be
composed chiefly of two or three Of Bragg's
Pensacola regiments, with new. regiments Of
recruits and conscripts, starting from Rome,
Georgia, where they have been for. some time
concentrating. They are to come down to
| Coosa river in fats already prepared, to Glads-
den, point only sixteen miles from Gunters-
| Vile, which latter is, IS before mentioned.
but twenty three miles from our railroad here.
| The third and last column is to move upon our
right from some point on the Tennessee south
| Of us, supposed to be Florence. One cannot
fail to see what feasible plan this is--on paper.
I wonder if that General ever lived who wss de-
| feated in campaign where his own and his
enemy's forces were the creatures Of his own
brain! t@
1t may be for aught know, that "a attempt
! will be made to carry this plan into effect -
/ But unless our plans are very much out of the
way, Gen. Morgan will provide sufficient work
for Kirby Smith to corfne his attention near
or home than Huntsville; and my word for Il,
NO considerable force of the enemy viii cross
the Tennessee river until the fate Of Cofinth
is decided, unless driven there for subsistence
Did they SO cross and our army be victorious,
they would surely be in an unfortunate pre-
dicament ec A4 fsa = -
The city is full Of cotton buyers today
They are purchasing and shipping immense
quantities Of this staple. II our entsrprising
Itradesmen are doing as well in every other oc-
cupiel town in the cotton growing region,
England's murmuring and the troubles Of
France must soon cease. sfi,5 e4 4 avY. s. 3
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tmpolunte Rrteg6perl ammlung nnroe geItern
NbenO bier qe6alten. Die Staot Oolle mar
IterfuQt; uber 5000 8araer battcu j6 elm
a~efuuoen uno Der gr6Bte @ntbufaSmus
terrlbte. 8egeilterte JfeOen wurOen 9ebolten
b0n 9j6ter Chapman bon bier, Sol. 8ulud
bon Q8pr6elter, 6ugb 0Unuell1 uno Nnreren.
$4,000 wurpen pom etnigeu rethen Slraern
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,tperpen. Seoer 9iefrut BON bier erb1lt ron
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feruns metteifsrn in 8unp9etungen pes ga
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Tra9e fir MIe nnO GeSen, Sen es
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NuTorberuma.

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Nrifhc @nrheuen.
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