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1 Personai!

HSJot f41 : HaqOnnetf on tfiei I'll a Ia eafal7
y vas inf ftlsatihn4oga feT days Ago. eys roul4
ser Atlanta IN pfffial Ibslaineks From fhe be-
Ginning pdtse WHrhe has served with disti9.
saished aBHitH ID an erlggihnsr anil artIlIerist.
as well as ag att soldier ulon soi,la of TIE
lottest hsdte fIeldsof the SSuih-wesfer,i fart-
raign All shilof Maj FacbnlctI then In coas.
mand or Hgtlsd9e' fattety. gained universal
applause fsknI !n llEsaliils. Esaiil lie is at present
attacked n MarE,apts f1igaaeL where his ck
rerience IEll llinl rsj,ecihlly as 4cflerl,l
supervisor Sf httissrF Il is seH.c ivh hht l,Ii-
initiating to kvil1dssIa ss.lil III SO much genius
confined 10 blIs 9rHr4ti5ns Of i huboTdihaie
brigade pO4tEb4I lIhtI .Rose Who reall, laoe
the merit bfISlki EAlrdhfe4 lis q nsai1 of sdI-
enoe and FAts.lIfe ftfdier. lodk forward 70
a wider FIELD hnf tntlrs EuHepdndenl, hsIii
woeld certainly lea mi9Ea sisafni. command
John OWENS tlEeIactdF. rrechntiy paiA tflrse
Illundred 49Hats f,H substitute. JOHN epuld'n 'ni
ihinl Of ehgkeina a eAllsAdr al 4inst iis oEEsi
friends ia Dixie. II Hf
Ger. B.. Fl eksAthan l. ia e1eellen; istalll
and .ctieY c6ninfh4+ At Tullalioni.
Uld Bufks 5 iatd lstterIin reply to Cen ScJl
is cosumefrtedl or i,y Fprney as follows; 'pAs
big. black iieA'
Tie .Pehsf Has rcscive,lfa. private lettei
from. I.onl bod dated So late ak tie 2nd pf OF
Il cdptaiuk sgil44 rhrtieII.lsrs personal LiId
wilidll ard aElAtert1siiug. Di5ti B4arcicapIE hh.
written aInfNsl9ve mHIo-Jrama entitled The
Black Prikcde, EItis having d rrIsi at iheNie
toriA. lPlAdsfhsfs fsweet lltilepes Of the Bolic
miaiis is lkaiA IA be rlg1lsl alnef song 4 lsI
iabyIi Al fbiw star HIS appeafed at Ilrufy
LanaAoile zby EBnarfs SlIarikh trasehi4n
tic mouths ,erNrtelts hrdktn ll-rgIisli. saks
our orrdsr9H.aaIfE p u I'll serlAs a siagdr
pndles Mann e4r' col4miAsIonsr 70 Belgium
was in /. .pndsn 4h the .I5iAl ldf SEPT.
Bhrnsiferl wdb Sucq4elisl Mcclellan IS forty
yeaHs old. + IlIeRi4 d I;RolIe Ialapder. IF
/ JJhp IIanIEy tic celsb4aied ufitcr ami 6E7
1osfie is YAH ssFi laye rrafIeIa "a successful 4e
4fouH thIopgA lls eaEEkadas Isifl foreign dis
patches f9i osrf d{,nlrhissipneiF ii Eurene. 4
h NEttIl:.liel the great noveIi.t b
YaflkeelhI Y, isl llfpkHh Of Ay keeent Isi ties
llrorh th4 Npltll4s sEEopg IIlomeerat aasi arE,i
/ ole Ff# gsp9 qm..ry ,l.t I'LL
Jpl.p 4lHpnBt af EAs#eii yiilsinian aTiEe,
to The 1 RsiHe1l IL t4H THAT he Is not tl.s Ati
i thor Sd thA AcN HatdiH ialtd9n.. 81
J4s. 6,hIlHn benntltt- ki,ave Of klla /,
has lately s@4t sIIcdiaI Mssseilgcr I'd Ed
rope foE ths lptHHIlosfit fs sid pf peeociatEi.,
la ElEias1iags between BIB Lincoln and oIiclilo
fthe lnultierpus Illtincesses of ofRnfkipgtaIl Iial
ace 4 go9dHidsh, Bshndtt is merely the gollre
tween selcctsdl hecati9e ps his intiinas.y Twill
i Bob. III Nlllif ll3=[ Eli Il
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YMIsC CELLAN EoUs
TO the Farmers of East. Tennessee

To the Farmers OF East Iennessee.
OUR armies need all the Hogs ard Cattle you can
" fatten, and lbefal prices will be paid for pork
Hogs Beeges and CoEtl-
Il have been assigned 10 tie purchase OF hogs
heeves corn &C. in East Teunessee. aud will appoint
sufficient number or agents 10 assist me and define
dheir territory, aad will in due time publish kheii
names. d
have determined to make prices unform and
liberal and nope every hog ia Eas. Tennessee suita
be for pork.wil he fatfened.
My ohiee fof the present. Is Atlanta, Ga=-will re
move 10 Knoxville soon. Letters addressed TO q
either ppipt viii be attended 10.
9rs>ctr AIaiar ard q. &. C. 3 A.
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NEGRO MIssINe

4 NEGRO servant named William, or Viii, belong.
IA Ing 20 tapt. w 4. Gnodmsn. of t;enerai Chal-
sters SIs. WiikersE Division ii Gen llfacc-s ar1nr
LETT Ia ths 81 the army near sparta Teunss
fee. Al the time OF it, advance early IN s epfenier-
when last heard frm he was co,npIain ing f Illness
Twill pay iher-i tevAfd ffr any information hi re-
gard t. The rhereahfuis OF sid servant or TO his &c
livery n the southern Empress gent Chati anoS.
"a Said pfcTo = sbont ia yesnS old seet 10 inch.
81 high dark conspldxttu and likely.
nuys-2ws ". GOODMAN
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STRAYED AWAYT

Iron the dept ~ the NashS Ne ard Chaitanoeen
Kailrssl. on .stulday. tie sfll inst a BAY MAKE
nks l5t hands high tsa iAet xhe yt sfs old
With q natriily NSe Il tail Wissv said animal broke
Jbnfe. Fl, ,7ied with her tlr fenlnaatsnf bride
md aise hal on a. English "a Idle a suitable reward
will be patd The rsvery ri ssid mare. aud her de
livery tn me ~ iess il@cs-
xnols1a- Seissea c. 4.
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LEIPER & MENiFEE
| MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CLEVELAND TENN
R... IN. n..d.ha,v rrl...lpal

Rev. y. n. Brad.ha w. Principal.
rTSHF next Session nf this institute will commence
II On Mondev tho ikt day OF September next, nnder
tho can and professnr~hp of the Rev. Mr.. Brad
shaw who has BIZ charge Of it for4tbo last ten
fnofths.
The lrrsfera in Masking this announcement would
rost c.Meially appeal to all citizens who have
daaghiei- 10 educate 10 send them to this Institution
Mr. bradshaw has had charge OF the = hood for the
last ten nsnths during which time he has rendered
ample and naght say universal satisfaction the
trustees patrons and papls. lhrre never bet
Ter tine for educate their daughters than
money Is plenty everything fLrmer raises hears
Two prices. and the Tuition 20 this Sehpoi-s the
that il was when everything At low figures
What excuse can there be now for a man who. neg
lecs to educate his danghtef: None. BECAUSE here
in ceveland healthy ioealFy.v we have an Institute
with an excellent Instructor aided by sufficient corp
OF Assistants to .instluetaA who may fsvos it with
thtfr patronage let and ali put their shoulder
20 the wheel and beild MP shch a School will be Of
i15slculshle benefit to aid anhonor 10 town
NE have the building and we have the Teaehers-tre
balance dsyolses up9n the people. We hope they may
nobIy pertoun thDir duty
The Trustees are thankful 10 the itizens for the
patronage bestowed upon AR. Bradshaw heretofore,
ard glad 10 know that ander his administrator
(he Isstfntion has not iixt any the eRviaBlerepu
taton IT sustained il -the better days Of the Repb-
IL
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at public meeting IN eldhan.. England.
resolutions ~rrs ofered caIiing on the govern
neut 10 reco-ni.s the Confederate States An
arnendnaent uas offered declaring sueh rec1s-
nition inpoiIrsc and likely 10 result in wsr
~ifh the Sortii- After some uproarioos pr
cssdinSs the original motion Vas declared ca
ries. aishoagh The meeting wAs about equally
df.tdcd.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LATER FROM VIRGINIA.
conarmatIsn Of MsclelIan,. RsuovaI.


RIcHNosD. Nov l4-Gen1 Mcclellan has /
certainly been renewed IN c0nseqnencs Of his I
refusal 10 execute peiemptOry order from
Haileck TO advance.
In a speech At Democratic nssling in New
York. Van Bursn said. that Lincoln By remov-
ing McClellen, had made him the next Presi-
dent
The Nsw York Herald, and World .eondernn
the reracYal. and say tn 1t the l'ressse-ss has
again yielded to the radicals. The Masking
ton Chronicle. New York Tribune and Press,
approve Of the change.
Mcclellan before leaving. Issued . farewell
address p lie army in which he said, if the
army wO4Id be as true-to Burnsides, as It had
been to him, all would be well.
Ii is stated in Official quarters that news
has beenreeeived from jackson. who is re
ported to- have captured supply train. Of the
enemy. Il considerable value
One htndl ed and twenty five Yankee pris-
oners. ar1ivedIhers this evening They were
captured il the neiglI.orLOod Of snieker'-
Gap.
RIcHNesD. NOV. IA Northern dates TO
18th have been received The New York
Tribune and Times approve OF Mcciellan's
removal. Tie Tribune says. though done a.
the last hour It is not too late i trusts, 10 save
tie country The Herald and World are down
Oh the removal They say the President Ia.
lagain yisldeA 10 radical pressure.
{ Reports III regard tD The di<saiIsf2csion II
the arnsk glowing OuI o. th- removal. n.
ptonoun{ea unfounded by the governmen
ne VS. agent at Washiugton
Il In PIEl4delphi. the rernovAl Of Mcclellan
met wilhi no sort OF favor His frieHds con
li.mned H. whilst the radicals said il was n
time 10 change coninata,ders IN the face Of ia
b enemy
; democratic jubilee Was held in Ne
r York on Monday night John Van B rem sai
!, tia, I.iheplh had made Mcclellan the ns'
; President Of The whole Cniou. ihoHSh
would be uAder All amended constitution. =
;. Harris. IiepubIicza Senator Of New York. 4
bounced the reno al n, ar open spes.cs.
McCie;aa in quitting warrenion said TO q
4 troops. --sssand By Gen burnside an you h4'
le stood By me. and al will be we'll lie 10
le formal leave Of tie diffcreat army eo'ps Ia
Monday On sunday night the officers asse'
y bled al his hcadquartcre 10 bid him adies
Il lie has CONC 10 Trenton Ne~ Jersey.
% Gold IL New York on the 10Th ~ is5.
THE REMOVAL OF GEN MCCLELLAN
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DAUDS DRUGS DRUGS

YHH0SE wishing a9k.'sing in the ab we line wi 1
u and il much to thslT advantage 10 call the o.d
stand u 3. F. Tut. here they be supplied y ti
such hctcles usually kept in Drug 6tores, a
/, prizes - suit the times
Just received 4 large supply Of cl6ice cigars and
tobacco. ID. McG0RKIE-
oct21-lm
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The Yankees are actively operating in around
JACKSON We hnd in the MeEhphis Appeal o. The sth.
isttee qaetea from The chi4aso Times giving the
HanEeeyef.ioa u the condition Of anzrs. they Al
pifsent sSist in that quartet- The writer speaking
ps the iaStics =, general movement o. troop.
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! - Advertisements not marked on copy for a
apecifed time will be published one lth. and
charged according 10 the above rate<.
SrEdIAL NorIcEs charged one price and half.
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NUMBER CO.


Dol's'oe ON .s.omlhs eonm.no' s-'o -
'ept eonlfoi Nith ne steaeinst assurance ln@.
just cause must Prevaii- lie has ordered
all absent officers to return to their commands
immediately His heSd9nafieFs are a var
renion-
Hunfer returns As commanaer o. me
paF'ment Of CaTo''nA-
INTERESTING FOREIGN NEWS.
RIcHxoxD, Nov l5.-Ths news from Europe
is highly interesting The London Times .ays
two Interpretations are given Why the Cabi-
net meeting called for on 2sd'OctObsr. was not
he ID One division in the cabinet-Sir G.
c. Lewis representing one party and Gladsious
the osher. The Times savs thaf,she true 50
lutiot, il th.t LAWS expresse, IN. SopiuIoo Of
tire whole cabihent. ana whilst England re-
gfets the shedding OF - much blood. she dses
not mean to interfere
The Paris coTespondesce of The New y ork
JeuF1Al under date Of October 23d, says thsre
is na likelihood Of anything being done by
y pqleon. in favor OF the Confederates ent1
after the November election
English papers seem exercised at the bloc
ads established by the Yankees over Bermuda
ports. Admiral Milne has been instructed 10
iilcrsas the feet at tat st.tion, and look after
yyilke' movements.
| Afa public nseting held at Oldham the res
lolutibn offered calling on the English Gov
srnneri TO recognize the Confsderacy. we're
declared carried The meeting Is represented
10 l4v. l.ecn an uprearioas affair.
j Psrsigny and Foul have consented to re-
j inaia III tho French Cabinet on the Esnperor's
assurance that there xiil be nothiug reaction
sry Ia tie Italian roiicv.
ItIisrnnorsd At PARIS that carib.iii = dad
!, A telegram Of the I'D. however. says he WIS
re.rbrsa.
III cblA.in New York on the Iosl, VIZ ls7.
Al Washington dispatch Of the loth. SAYS
/, that No appsehens;.,ns are entertained Of =
lf,nEsh co.l;sioa ualess il gsows out Of tho
eouEs- of Egil in alIo,rir- pr xateers 10 i,-
SITE Dat in her ports 10 prey mon Anseriusu
o commerce.
: lk,c,,.,,xoI ~ 7,,. e,,.,x Ia n,,-
n,.t,n. d., 1, l.wer .J,,.s ls;,.- 4, r..
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q T.. br,,r~l .,.s ,,x,,,,x - u. ..,s,.,
(. .,Jso-., bx .c.c, If .,,,r ,x.lrx :, ,,xte,
Ill hat S,sntiaS were i.rur.l.. 4. IN. cit,
a las evening.
eH : letter Hriien hs Gen1 Il-lleek 10 SssAe =
SiAnisn shows hit Halieek- the first q
''' itoi'er. a'isisr'i forward movement. and /"
: fhf sixth. promptly ordered AZ Neiilssr g
= these snorcineiiis having been carried ont.
= j. inferred thai ihi- lei 10 ii,e removal ef "
= ciflian-
The WasAingten Chrssniclr SAYS the rrrDOsu
Of Mcclellan was the result Of long, and "a
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DRUGS MEpICJNEs &c.

n. .1. KENNEDY al the old stand Of W. F. Ken
nsdyg will be pleased 70 his friends and custom
ers a. heret toore ia ths ab0vs line of business
tPhysrizHs' prescriptions carefully prepared. Ac-
&c. NJ l.. KENNEBY.
oet21-in tsign Of the Golden Mortar3
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.


Thri0Eh latest Arkansas exchanges. We get The
Intelligence that Gen. HiDdman Il az presen; al Fort
Smith that while The river was up the Yankees came
within three miles Of our forti6eations sounding he
liver. ana returned as soon as they discovered lh'
flyer Fsa falling; also that the steamer LiFf''
ock passed down the river recently with hundHet
kaukees, tobe exchanged Il Bele1a-
Jndkd Thos. Fletcher + annouheed candid4t'
Tor Cohiederate states Senator. from Arkansas.
Il The Pine BIaE War Bulletin. says more pork VII
be raised in that county this year, than has bfeI
raised ID four presiding seasons. They hsse fPr
hogs and more to feed tbei on Than any orther epFn
ty in Arkansas.
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Rlpes. Smoking & Chewing Tobacco,
ctEGArs cI-sNuFF, all Of tho finest quality
% Also many other articles in ynrous lines OF trade
oets0-lm BEN. REATH,
. WEST siie Market II, Ghattanoooasl
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Psor Texas. Away OF across the beauiifli CIR
ihP Irt ind-ci The ne. lone star The tidings III i
conn tous none r the most PIE lsiDs We have
H5si.ton dates TO the 3oth Of October. The .-Tele
gsafh's states that Itdianoil Natsgoria. and Pow
derAorn have ali beea taken BY the Federai4. Our
people were concentrating at Lnvacca for fight The
Fsdkr~Is had bn ID ahd any lime &c The rbe
gum 10 take possession Of those places Il5
From the same paper learn that Col. Wrn. ?.
Austin has becn appointed C,iniederae States Mar
shat for the Eaktern District Of Texas.
FSigader-General n Steele. late Colonel of The 7th
esv4iry tsd sbley isade) Sas in Ba'lsron. e vas
undfr orders to report to General HOLMES for duty.
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The hc~~ from this State inieresting. The Ian
KEGS ave been actise in that quarter Il appSArs
from the New Orleans papers and from othsr sourFes,
tat or arms have suffered reverse small scale.
The iunediate result seems TO bafs been the loss 70
rs Of ko OF three hundred men, captured by the enc
my and the ultimate consequences, in the possession
b. the Aboitionistsv os one OF the most valuable,
sngar producing portions Of The State may be more
serious That possession. however. Is yet be ygos
ousy disputed The only accounts Of this affair from
our side are the effect that that beautiful setio
Of the Staeof Ianlsiana is actually in the hands u
the entIn all or troops having fallen bkek to Re
wickr rBay. where il is said, resistance i to be deer
led een. Alfred Monion is now in command at that
point but the rad stste ofhis health. renders his
encedr the feld iupossibility. II Is believed thi
by al lSkl man rnveTing, tiais section may yet y
saved provided prompt aud Immediate action IS iake
With competent men % advise ana trhe patriots 1
exeenle
1bd oaly troops engaged in resisting the adtance b
the Fkdefals. Oh the i.afourshe were the 18th at'
crescrpt Regiments two batteries Of artillery and
Few Militia which kad to face force Of fsar thqnsah
men There Is telling the losr sustained site
side. Our batteries said 70 have done great exc
cutioi
h II i aid that one ot the commands, IN thshgh
\ threw away everything ttey had about them, sxcfr
\ their guns. and made back tricks. blasting, q tie
ram that they bad not fired gun. This is sdanda
ous, true. and II not truethe report shondIhs u
iaeaitel, corrected We eau Hardly think II iIcssib
thai people elainiag to Nc Soathrous should u g
\ Is - such m set oicswardice.
!. fftm the Franklin (Ark.1 Herald OF the SOIL al
Il learn thai information had reached ThibodaHx IL
tie FederaIs bate dezpa ched nvelight draugAt gu
host} ftom Nsw Orleans. for Berrisks Bay.
1Ho Federal officers who had eiiteted their escal
roiu Camp Pait where hey wtre ilcld aS prislner-
j wAf. some two weeks have been fecaptuted II
Is were tsken lack ID camp. on Tie steamer Dsrhy
Mafifay rrisit last They naase their waythrog q
ccdsliry. disguised snperiaiend,nt ofghflIiine
telegraph from New iberia to Dcs AlleDslils. Al
had kncreedsd in ioiding the vigilance Of orF poop
2 until al Dohald-onville where they ws5e in
il " fapttrti by our pickets- They passed thFoul
Frnhklin Arkl in broad daylight and took drink
4 Evihs's NJ
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'vrnsIxtA

Ws aentioned in our last issne that cannonadps In
ths direction Of cuipepper CcuFt House had heeu
hcsid st orange coprt Honse aud Gor5onsville Il
wlsrepoiiea IN Richmond on the evening - the liu,
by pass ngers on tie Centr4 train that rotien
I5nkstreet's corps eneeuntersd the enemy on the
mohine o, the lotl at BeaIfipn. on the Orange and
Aletanris rar,ai four miles beyond the Rsppsbaa
mock river. and drove him bArk two miles They
kley nothing OF the numbers engaged or the parteu
lars OF he nvbt except that wis eohaa ted Wholly
viii artillery. and thai daEnage was Sustained on
OR side.
The EXAMINER OF TIE 18th states that nb Intelligence
relative to this repofted AFFAIR had been receiyl al the
War 9Tice. dl
ltfdrmatisn war received At Drewry : Blqn. Tues
ynb brning that large Abolition aest SUPPOSED to
CONSIST in part Of the iFv-c ds and ron-kho ice
atS had come up the river and anchor q; iIar-
rirone Bar. al few miles below Ciy Point.
Tlhe Examiner says that the utmost conhierice Is
tai ihe Bt the ability o. that fortress 10 epcl
ahy feet that our enemies can bring against H.
FroFn our Isichinond. exchanges Of the 18th, we
gekn some interesting and 3hihertie particulars oi
the recent raid Of the Yankees into Elrierickkbrg
II hppears hat last Sunday morning small force q.
FeaeraI cavalry crossed the rcr At Falmouth ami en-
tered The city of Fredericllburg hy djreet route.
iealing into Main street and approached the head
quarter. Of be Confederate csvairy stationed in that
eft1. Lentenant.DolOnel Crtcher, the cor1nan liant
Of the post enaeayored 10 rally his men. but OILY 50
cpgd be induced to stand. and the whole feHlaek
mile from town where the line was formed II the
nssAntmc Captain simpsons cavalry formed IN front
Of fscitizens Hall aud MADE adash at tie Fclera.
frse ana drove them up, Nsfn street. Col. crtcher
having lneessded in forming his nen. crossed the
Falmouth IN psrsnit Of the Federais bat fhsy Lad By
tt time, all isf,- The Federaif n this raid captured
eight hundred yards Of uooien cloth and also cap
nrrd and paroled some twenty Or thirty Of or rpen
The whole Yankee force was al 10 be only rs men
Under command Of Capt DshIgresn. of Cen seigeI's
sa ard osly lfof this f1rcc crossed the river 70
Fredericksburg.
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Burnside On assuming command. said 4 A.
cspt control with the stsadfast assurance that
just cause must prevail he has ordered
all absent officers to return to their commands
immediately. HIS headquarters are At War
renton.
Hunter returns As commander Of the De-
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RAILROAD FARE.

C,Ix CENTS PER MILE is the regular fare on this
- rad aud all persons getting the cars without
tickets will b. charged rate The duties OF the
Conductors are TO look after the comfort f passengers
aud the safety ol fraits and not eOlies.t fafe
Passengers who Will comply with the rules or the
Road nnd purchase tiketS psocrre them al about
Five CENrs, PER NILE.
Soldiers travelling on Eurongi will he charged only
HALF FARE. provided they procare tickets Z h !,
rule applies hnt Pritate and commissioned
slficers R. JACKSON,
Sup't Fast Tenn Georgia Railroad.
Knoxville October 2s 1867. nevlp-ln
LEIPER & MENiFEE,
PRODUCE DEALERS AND
coMMtssION MERCHANTS.
NrRYnEEsEoEe TESS.
Oct 1eth lse2--iy -
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IRrerMtSrs hi IfHpspitltf. BRhDcrroEr Ala /
i(Fthl Fainis Rerinient Tenn. VOL

Qt'l! FAins keeEinlent lrltIi. \ y -
ws b Janses. i pritA.e ii Cox. 9th Missis
si,sp: fEegiinaat, IS a. bronghE intb l,ospiia %
me ISL. i..s inla csnges,Sye chill, and died
at nieIIt. Iii alpll Tlat I'D was NouadeH al
Shilol.l aid Vas i,a4idleh pfisener. from cor.
tificate fl,isisl in his FeFiaalsi,i His effects
are inI ollss ossl3ssisr4f Please insert siif il
your rapsf. Ehat bis p4f4nts and HIS cnfnlsIasd
ftH Hill HSlir-es,n kts,l fe,i,,,s T,ci-tt
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Hayns.Ekes. "a. ~.s fred BY no men n
Gsn7 stein~her's oonn.nd
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.voLUAE /.
Terms Of subsoription.

I8e LA1l ull1I ac.fnp1uy AT OIVEI1 TOT lIF
paper. Shinpa-ters Of private persons VIII receive
attsntion- Therefore such shinpasters bad letter
no be sent 10
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NORTHERN NEWS.

We lave received Nostllern dates 10 the 7tl,.
From several coul:nns OF matter reproduced
in tie Richmond Exansin er of the 18th. we
make the following selections.
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TERMS OF TUITION.

s
N In the Ornsu-eHtAl Eelaria.ent inl provision vii
~ ma e.. OF tile OF dinaIy piicfs.<
The rule pf payment y one-ha IN ADVANCE The iest
BY the middle CT the Term.
BOARD can be had in good nnsies ard NJ eonven
TENT boarding houses kept pnrposy Tor Young ladies
The price ri board Including and fuel j. not 10
exceed - SO per week. g. ". PARKS
aur9~tf secF4tsiy aud Treasurer
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\ RATES CT Advertising.

One sqnsre of4rEx llxgs or less one lrsertIon
: 81 90 and so cents for each subsequent insertion
less than month";
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THE DAIIlYL IIREEBEI. Il

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FII sargeon Col Fain's Rcef,
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