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Six Surgeons belonging to the I'd Ken
lucky rebel Regiment who were taken at
Shiloh, passed through this city yester-
day on their way South, having been
discharged in pursuance with the act of
Congress.
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We hear It, Col McClNN highly COM
plimeutcd for the lrmncss aud prompt
ness with which he discharges the duties
Of Provost Marshal, which office he holds
in the absence Of Col MATTHEWS.
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PseudO-Democrats.

sympathizers in the North this hard
lick:
The Secesh in different counties are
getting up tickets, and calling them
selves the Democratic p1,ty. Things o6sa- |
SIZE 10 oJle's oyactories don't change their scent
upon change Of name.
Well said Democrat Pull the mask off
the hypocrites What do we want with
Democratic, or Wing, or American par
ties at present? Away with the catch
words of party when the life Of our coun-
try is at stake. In connexion with the
passage from the Democrat we quote the
following from the MACON (Ga) BEACON,
which shows how perfectly the rebels
understand and sympathizo with the
movements of the faction who are organ
izing against the Administration for the
sole purpose of getting Office.
If evidence conlirmatOry of the views
contained in our leading editorirl of to-
day were wanting it is abundantly fur
nished by tie able address To the Northern
Democracy ,OLich lOas issued more than hCo
,0eeES ago by tie Democratic delegation in tie
Lincoln Congress- This is the first symptom
of a return 10 reason lohich has damned upon
the North since LiHcolH'8 elevation to poioer
we may no'o nope mat h'cha'dson IatSaR-
digham, Dopiphan, and other conservative
bone, and iua,ence 10 ,oLieI then are entitled
5y their ,oisioaa and patriotism.
perbons somc ,dvocoto If This nsuodo-
Dor,ocrotic c,ct;o,, will inv, to ror,to tho
cborco Of robol evmrotbv nv orotioo
sentiments utterod in favor or iho Union,
Read tbo ro,IowlnG significant MASSAGE
from the Same article in thc Beo,op in
rcnIv
w, co,H mn, oy,oct ,Zass ,,,,,, %, ,5,s ,,.o,,
outset Of their operQtiong IN his first staGe
Of heir rebellion o0ojDqt the FsRsyoI 5sgn1t
To assume positions ,,tierly a,,tqgopis,jc 10 ali
The acts and polc7yof The Dayfy IN manner B,t
zoe haze oaly to alDaH he or0G,jsdtjop of f,0,
parties. and each ,DiH dy3rs he ot6er IN en-
treaes. Ne,O EogIqud ,oiH be o,yo,,oI ,o,j,qt
the Noy1bioest and Hen The 9DJi mil learn,
the ,oayto satet,, and peace
- . - "
TO our mind, it is as clear as daylight
that there is faction in the North pro-
Tossing conservatism, composed Of old
Wings and Democrats who have a per-
feet understanding with the rebels, and
who for selfish purposes are trying to
break up the Union. A few DAYS ago
one If those constellation lovirg conse,,o-
'''o VI w" s''''' VIM USE" "
be apet WIN the southern chivalry, made
speech 80 violent against the Admins
tration and so partial to the South, that
1t called out the following compliment
from leading Rebel paper:
JFrom the Richmond Dispatch, juno 2lstl
We print to-day the speech Of Ben.
NoIu' Cl new ! 4rh, ueliEeieu a le"
resen,atiycs II Mi So or luC ,iu, IT.
terest by every one who remembers the
gallant position he maintained in defense
ol the South long alter the commence
Fanatic;s,o ', od - .no wy us L W.
paving no heed 10 tho clomors of the
mob, but boldly and fearlessly boarding
'he non IN ms deh'
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A N ACT
TO REGULATE TUs wATER.wOREs. ly rua CIT
OF NASHVILLE

'" '"t.. ID '.'. Wa ... Nlhh.r N.H AAl. AlAN
OF NASHVILLE
HrU s. That DO shall DOT br LAWFUL f.r any Irr.uu
ur prrs"uH. tn whom enc water thau Doc HulpI.H bY
tHIs corporation. ta permit any ptr.nU ur persons
other Than moWhors q. bic, her, M ihrr own family,
u person Dr lo.HUut boa hIs hHT or tler employ upon
ihe Dot 20 which tao water may be HpY.i., 90 have,
iH.r, receive. ur uHn from any hydrut ur uH.kt Hf
other NhiNfrH rfr.ri Dn aI Iut any D. iH water HI
supplied nT tI nee ur permit tHD saur tI he mood Zoe
tI' watering 0r Hpruk IuT ~ lHta ur F1rtHrr. Dor
a. Do" ".uiHuly wasted ur o. r.n stHUHi proper pro-.
caution Tnn amy such JdTHrt ur UH.a auH .I r.U.
~ Hh'uro .w ether committed Ny tI. prr.aa trE
ih0 water or allowing BE- 90 Del ia.rUI aFaIn# any 10
90" provisions YI Ih# fH.tuU. tHg u..llTI .uau lu
Liable 10 Ufn not exceeding HFu Ia..au GO "to "'.
'Ha in hn recovered before any .Iup"'r0t jog 900.
tou Ir.rH.i, lh.t nothing hHTr.a r1naIu.l shaN
D." H| ..u.'r.rI aH sulr.i iu t.r a'Hf..II gHa.y
ruE THrsIn Ilr furnishing another 700 softer Nh0H
r,mHI..uE . FI.It.r .tuIu uH. Hrr Hr fh.f hHHf'
ur premises. nr DO uuY rsrHHH fHr rt"H- Hs A..r
ur iH auF pD"s"H lIFIHE iHH written .. ... ". on.
H#f.TaHrEH committee ZOO s. a. o.. pT|lI.i fH' i"i
a.a Ir.H granting fH" u.U .i HiI ah..I '. aH"i rf
u.Is.n u.. may ItH. contradict iHr I'd. u.H .u .I.
U..u..# o. Ir.H#..lf uH.INI.I IJ H.m HT Boo Hhfu
~. .rIr. HgH...t FOO lIpa ".i H. r..hT
Passed. .H. E1 Ir.I
u.aU.r. la a.. b.. usHy sarl..I asaI..t
Jts WYATT.
...lrF .HHHr.t.aI ut ri Eatrr WH.Es
Ia" NH. a... .H#H ..IJ
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SOUTHERN ITEMS

We are indebted to a friend for copies
Of Alabama and Georgia papers up to the
22nd inst. In a sketch Of the fight on
the Chickahominy, where so many rebel
lights were forever quenched, the Mobile
Telegraph gives the following concerning
Gen. ROBERT HATroN and his brigade
GEN. NATIONS BRIGADE.
In Saturdays fight, on our left the
troops under Gen. Hatton fought with
great bravery and suffered severely Gen.
Hatton was ordered TO march in the di-
rection of a battery on the left of the line
formed after the enemy were discovered
In order to do this he had to pass by
Hampton's Legion, three of the compa-
MES on the left Of the Tennessee brigade
charging to the right of the Legion.
They went up TO the battery, but were
not strong enough TO hold it. General
Hatton was in advance of his brigade,
and had his horse shot under him. lie
then went in on foot but in a short time
was shot through the heart by a piece Of
shell, which killed him instantly.
The 9TH Tennessee lost Ia men in
killed, wounded and missing; the lst
80, and the 18th, 1875. The Tennessee
brigade, with the other forces, remained
on the field that night. Gen. Hatton's
body will be carried to Tennessee Today.
It has received some astonishing ad-
vices from Europe:
I-uI.-J - TN,.,.g I,ya ,tgr,aI Ip in -
terfcre, England proposed to France il
she would withdraw her garrison from
Rome, she would join her and interfere
in this war; France has withdrawn her
| garrison as proposed. The foreign papers
say that we may look for them in few
weeks on our shores.
My gracious!
And then il says that,
Jere. Clemens, it is believed, has gon {
over to the enemy entirely.
The Selma Reporter says that JOHN 7
MORGAN, aided by Tuos j. G0LDsBY and
john ROBBINS are raising "Partizan Ran.
gers" or Mounted Highwayman.
Some well known Northern firm vii
read the following advertisements will
interest. We commend them TO the care
full pcrusal Of the Boston Post and Courier
and the New York Express and Journal o
Commerce, big contemporaries Of ours
which spend most Of their time in prov
ing that Congress has no right TO confs
cate rebel property; and give us at leas
three articles against the Radicals, y TO
one they write against Southern traitors
Insn't it high time friends, that this sor
of conservatism should be played out p
Confederate States Receivers sale
Will be sold in the town Of Cahaba, OF
Wednesday the 18th day of June, inst
under the Sequestration Act, to the high
est bidder for cash. fine New HearsC
the property of w. l.. Mcdonald, of New
York. j. Il. JOHN, Receiver.
june 9, 'G2-d&wtds. I'd Dist. Mid Div
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no less than the cause Of constitutional
liberty, impcriled by the erroneous views
and practices Of those placed upon the
watch-towcr asiis constant guardians.
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The Union men in the vicinity of
Chattanooga have suffered severely since
the falling back Of Gen. Nr9Lry's troops.
Many have been forced TO fly, others
have been outraged, aud have been inn
pressed into the rebel army Alas, for
the noble and true-hcartcd men Of East
Tennessee
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Conrcderates Stntes I.eeeivor,s sale.

ConTcderatcs states Receivers Sale.
will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder for cash, in the city Of Selma, on
Saturday the nth day of June inst, I'M
der the Sequestration Act, the following
property, belonging to alien enemies, viz:
One Set Of Knives. No, 3O3S-27 pieces,
property of Lawson & Goodman, New
York; large assorted lot of Medicine,
property of G. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia,
II. Swayer & Son, II. G. Terrill, of Illi-
nois, and d. Jayncs & Son, Philadelphia
Also, three Cabinet Machines, one doz
Hammers, property Of A. b. Howe New
York. Also, one fine Piano Forte, pro-
pcrty of Lcghie a. Bradley, Also, two
Horse Carts, property Of Beggs 4 Roland
Phila. Also, lot Of Books, Clothing,
Window Curtains, property of Il, G, Ter
~, New York.
iune5 j. r. JOHN, Receiver
I'd Dis. Mid. Div.
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Singers Sewing Machine,

rvIF stgEIUW Dor CASH. uEE UF Igg
L Sewing WH.a.s. Boz god order, warranted
JS ItINh rIalEr.
IIust-lu p J. hAlthAhN
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The hlundcr al Port Republic which
permitted jackson TO escape rests upon
Generals Shields and Colonel Carroll
Shields says he ordered Carroll, 10 burn
the bridge Carroll says he has Shields
written orders 20 hold the bridge atall
hazards, A letter in the Cincinnati
Times from one of Colonel CAROLS com.
mand says "lhe sa'r cause of our defeat
was In HH obeying orders Tho officer
in command of the fourth brigade had
stric, orders from General Shields 20 burn
ihe bridge. Tie had possession Of the
bridge once and could easily lhaye burned
it, had he obeyed orders The result
was the enemy took il from him, thus
crossing the river"
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-, Jon I'D Bran I

500 Ha.. she'll Corr,
800 wheat Uru,
POO ha..s Primo Hay.
iIr #H Hy D. B. NUFr
aIl.eH0. a.. M. A TaHH.. q Geo.
l..HE. T..t .sulH III Broad
lYyl-dIm
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confederate Starcs ueccIvcr's Sale.

Confederate states Receivers Sale.
| will proceed TO sell TO the hi,hest
bidder, ~ the town of ua!caiewa, under
the Soqueslration Act, on Saturday the
2Sth day of June inst, the following prop
crty belonging TO Alien Enemies, for
cash, viz: A well assorted LOT Of Med
icincs belonging to A. b. & d. Sands, j.
c. Ayres 4 Co., Mass, D, Jayncs & Son,
Phila.
Also
Three Buggies aud Harness, property
OF Iillon, WokaIl & Macoy, ofN.Y.
d, r. JOHN, Receiver,
June 6 '62 2nd Dist Mid Div.
The R,P5tey calls loudly for saltpetrc,
and says that " if it be not speedily fur
nished in large quantities to our powder
mills we will undoubtedly be oyerrun
and subiugatod by the Northern van
dals."
An advertisement reads thus.
SaItl SAM!
We give 30 cents per pound for bacon
md sell salt at Sl3 per sack at the
works parties furnishing their own
sacks We will also buy kettles of a
large size. RAND & co.
The edl'orof the Rsp.1s is one MAR
CEmr, JULIUS or JrrIrrn WILLIAMS.
who is so full Of fight that he was ON
the point Of throwing down his pen and
taking up thcsword His friends, dread
ing the awful slaughter that must ineyi-
tably follow the advent of NhRcfIrs
JULIUS on the field Of Mars, addressed
him letter telling him that they could
NOT spare him, and MMcuLLus JuHs
considered the matter and didn't co.
The hear-ronding correspondence is
published al full length in the RYa7eD
In order TO relieve himself Of the super
abundance of fighting fluid which he
had accumulated in his great soul MAR
CELys JuLus inditcs the following
fiery article in the Rqutw3
YANKEE COWARps.
We have never believed that the South
eu p-ople could be defeated By The can't
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NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY!
Celebration of the 4th of July, 1862,
AT TIE STATE CAPITOLl


SO saprs, b,ro will DO NATIONAL SALUTE or
ulBT roUR Guns drcd iron, Ctpi,ol AN, and The
various church aud other Public Rolls win be ruug
IW request. tlc Military PROCESSION Will form under
tHr direction .r t0o OHacr .n command at IH, corner
or Spruce auI Broad Streets, auI Doe ready 3 move
FROM thanrr 90 o'e.oct, down Broad 90 Vine. zap
Vino Go spring down Spring To- Cherry, mp Cherry
% unirn down Union To- uonc.o. out .r College 60 the
Public Square, around tha Square to Cedar, aut up
trirr Street 70 the Capitol
ORDER ur EXERCISES At THE CAPITOL.
oovNrScr>a At TIN o',loyN, AM
i. Music by the Military Hand.
=. Prayer by Rev. j. Huntington.
3. MU SIC.
4. READING Oh TIRE DECLARATION ur INnE.
PENpENCE uY EN.GOy. W. p. CAMPBELL
.. NJ L SIC.
g. Reading of Vashington's Fare.
well Address,
RY RUSSELL HoU sTON, ESQ
z. MUSIC.
=. @RATfoS 81 H0S JoEUhN SToH +. 3.
To conclude with
Music, and SO CfuusI
AtSocIo.k. D. NJ, tie Exercises will be resumed
by au ADDRESS FROM EN.Goy. NELL S. Drown.
The Committee OF Arrangements -pottlully invite
the Clt.lcns OF the Cty tie County, and thc odoin
ing Counties to participate u the Celebration. The
Ladies' are particularly requested Co honor the occa
sion by thcir presence.
Err GIASCDCK, JOHN CIUMmEY.
Jos B. KNOWLES, WIN. s. CHEAuIAM,
NJ NJ BBIEN, I'll YARooRoUGH
H.SHANkLANu. E.B. GARRETT
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CORPORATION Taxes.

1--WE CITY TAX BOOK FOR 1899, I Now COM
L Pete, aud on my Hlo in nay othcr Tho city law
provides, That the Tax on real and personal prop
crty SHAH De due and payable at the once Of the
Revenue Collector on the FIRST day Of July oltach
year ala pgrs'us who rh to pay ~ that time shgl
pay interest at the rate Of SIX Ter cent per auuum
a. %. SHANhLAND,
June 3g-dlOt Revenue Collector
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Straved or Stolen!

EROM THE SUBSCRIBER or sunday LASr,
y tuy 22l inst from bis residence ON tho corner OF
Cedar aud Nuo streets, uoar the Capital. "a BAY
Uo.sH aud Bay Marc. The mare was lame u ono vi
her fore legs she bad boon kokcd or Injured ga thN
shoulder, mud Car had Doc "a spread over the sUro.
They both had dark maunt tails aud lOFs The horse
Is about years @ d aui tpc mare about years Old
To" mare b. little sway backed ] will give $40 Co
any person who viii return them 20 me, or give mo
luch Information that can get thgm.
JOIN LYONS.
June 23-d9tf
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sent Home.

Fourteen hundred Federal parolcd
prisoners who have been encampcd here
Tor some weoks,wcro sent home yesterday
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Confederate states ReeeIvnr,s Sn,e.

Confederate states Receivers SAFE.
/ will proceed TO sell to the highest
bidder in the town of Coumbiana, Shell
by County, under the Sequcstration Act
on Wednesday the 25lh June inst, the
following property belonging 60 alien
enemies, for cash, viz: One new Family
Carriage, property of W. l.. Mcdonald,
of New York.
Also
A large, well assorted lot Of Medicines,
belonging TO c. NJ Jackson, Phla, +. NJ
Swayer & Co., Of Illinois, Mohat & Co.,
New York Garging 81 Co, N. Y, b. L.
Judson q Co.. Illinois, Ayres & Co., Mass
Roadway q Co., Hutchings andD. Jaynes
& Son, j. r. JOHN, Receiver
I'd Dis Mid. Diu
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Three Buggies aud Harness, property
OF Iillon, Wokall & Macoy, ofN.Y.
D, r. JOHN, Receiver
June g. 'G2 2nd Dist. Mid. Div.
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The Aristocrecy of Mr.. STEPHENS
Confederacy Compared with that
of Europe.
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General Longstreet killed and Gen
erol Hill Captured
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Making a Needle

Needles are made Of steel wire. The
wire is first cut BY shears from coils. into
the length Of the needles 10 he made.
After batch Of such bits of wire have
been cut OF, they are placed in hot fur
mace, and then taken out and rolled
backwards and forwards on table an
they are straight They are now to be
ground.
The necdle-pointer takes up. two dozen
or so Of the wires and rolls them IN be-
tween his thumb and fingers, with their
ends on the erindstone, first one end and
then the other Next is machine which
hattens and cutters the heads Of ten
thousand needles in an hour. Next
comes the punching Of the eyes, by a
boy, so fast that the eye can hardly keep
pace with him. The splitting follows,
which is running a flne wire through a
dozen, perhaps, Of these twin necdles
A woman, with little anvil before her,
files between the heads and separates
them.
They are now complete needless, but
they are rough and rusty, and easily
bent. The hardening comes next They
arc heated in patches in q furnace, aud
when red hot are thrown into pan of
cold waters. Next they must be tenn
percd, and that is done by rolling them
backwards on a hot metal plate. On q
very coarse cloth needles are spread in
the number of forty or City thousand.
Emory dust is sirewn over them, oil is
sprinkled and soft soap daubed over;
the cloth is rolled hard up, and, with
several others of the same kind thrown
into a sort Of wash-pot TO roll 10 or fro
twelve hours or more. They come out
dirty enough, but after a rinsing in clean
hot water, and tossing ia sawdust, they
become bright and are ready 10 be sorted
aud put up for sale.
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INrANr BHTIsM--A few days ago a
baby was taken TO church to be baptized,
and his httlo brother was present during
the rite. On the following Sunday,
when baby was undergoing his ablutions
and dressing, the little brother asked
mamma if she intended TO carry Wallie
TO be chrisicned. "Wby, nor said his
mother; "don't you know, my son, peo-
pie are not baptized twice. "Whatw
returned the young reasoner, with She
utmost astonismcnt in his earnest face,
mot if it don't take he d,st time
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WErHEGDsyLLE, BALTIMORE County,
MD.-This thriving little manufacturing
village near this city, has caught the
spirit Of patriotism in q most cmi-
nent degree. There are frty-two Of
its inhabitants subject to military duty,
Of which thirty-ouc have enrolled their
names as volunteers, and are ready TO
90 forward to do battle for the prCscrva-
ton of the Union, and it is expected
that some others will follow their pat
riotic example. The workingmcn of the
country are becoming Thoroughly aroused
to the importance of this contest to each
one personally. They realize the fact that
the war was gotten up at the South to
change our republican form Of govern
mcnt, and 10 establish on its ruins an
aristocracy on monarchy, those who were
mot born with silver spoons in their
mouths from enjoying the rights of lrecs
born citizens bcqueathed TO them by the
patriots and heroes of the revolution
They behold in il, in fact A CONSPIRACY
AGAINST THEM by the South, and Ia look
ing around them they find that those i'm
their midst who are aiding and abcttiug
the traitors in this attempt 10 delraud
them of their rights are the sap-heads
who by the chance of birth or accident,
have inherited a little moro Of this worlds
goods than some of their neighbours, and
therefore, presume 10 consider themselves
peculiarly entitled TO be considered as
of the aristoCraCy' and as superior TO
| the "mud stills who labor with an hon
est industry, for the maintenance and
support of their families, and who are,
| indeed, are the bone and sincw of the
| countryside tire men and the reliable
! of their nations strength and prosperity,
| May the vile wretchcs who have comfy
! cd at this conspiracy never be forgotten
/ They deserve the eNecration of the OPP
pressed Of humanity of every cline. II
is a sin they have committed against the
human family for ages 10 come Break
down our free system, and with il fall,
to the ground human liberty in every
country. The dcspots of the world
would point TO il rs an evidence Of the
want OF capacity OF man for self-goycr6
ment, aud forthwith proceed to draw
still closer the bonds Of their oppression
upon their subjects. II would he IN,
darkest day in the calendar Of the worl,
|. for such a catastrophe TO occur, as the
breaking mp OF this asylum for the OPP
pressed of the nations of the world anl
a disuuion Of these States would eilcctu
ate that object The man who aids in
such an atrociouS deed, deserves the
eNecration of the human ace.-Buvo
/ 0ppe.
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How To Blow ran Nosr.-Jrnks, who
has at heart the good of his fellow crca-
lures, announces the following directions
for blowing the nose, Pack tightly, in
TWO pieces OF combusllc paper q Quanti-
ty of fine gunpowder sufficient TO an
each side entrance to yourproboscis; iu-
sert them tightly zap il, aud light the
ends, which should be protruding for the
purpose, with o candle. The eject will
hp instantaneous.
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Rebels Evacuate Harper's Ferry!
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Investment of Charleston by our
Gunboats
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AZ a recent sale Of choice yiolins in
London, a Cremona Of l1l5 was sold for
500, one Of 1901 for Gl85, and ono or
lo9! Tor 1910. The total amount of the
day s sale was sl,7l7, and the number
Of violins disposed Of was only seven
teen The average price realized was
therefore over five hundred dollars a
fiddle.
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A chap IN Virginia was taken prisoner
by lhe rebels, who demanded that be
should take an oath 10 support The Con.
iedcrato Government Tie fellow 50
ne could not even support his own fam
n.y. and 10 support the Confederate Gov
'nm'"i Wss more than hs dare do.
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Arw advertisements.
NOTICE!! NOTICE!!

u ENJ T.. NOSELEV, LIEUTENANT AND Quar-
ID ter Master oft the First tennessee Regiment of
Middle Tennessee Volunteers, will confrr favor by
calling this morning MT o'vo,k Sent. 2i'h. at my
quarters, Capitol hu.ldiug. y 4 FOSTER.
scp2t.lt Lieut. Col. lst Teuu. Inf