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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-17

COURT PROCEEDINGS The first day,
Ion, A. x. Peckham, Pre8't Judge, and
Ion. Jno, McRayuo'ds Asst. Judge OH
le Bench.
The usual May Term business of swear
ng in new coastablcs was gone through
he argument list taken up and mostly dis
osed of-tho usual motions made and
ules asked for-Trial list examined, &c.
Grand and Petit Jurors we're called in
he afternoon The Grand Jury found
umber of bills and ignored several. But
lree causes were tried during the week,
Though court sat till Saturday afternoon.
he first case was
Commonwealth Us. - Mlce.-. Indict,
ient larccny-Littlc for Com. and tishcl
'r Deft-Eerdict, guilty. Sentence fine
{ ono dollar and twenty days imprison-
ient.
Henry Thaush rs, w. b. I, Company.
.ction on policy Of insurance. Jackson
Badly for Plaintiff, Clark and Meyer
r Defendants. V,rlict 92007 COS fer
'laintiff.
THE ToRBY CAsE.-Thc grand Jury
aying found a bill against Richard Torby
II the murder of Andrew Bailey the case
ame on for trial, at May Term; Little,
district Attorney and jackson for Com
lonwealth Badly and Freeze for the
'risoner. The case was called on Tues
ay forenoon, and tue balance Of the day
as spent in empannclling a Jury, The
yidence occupied the whole of We'd
csday, and the argument of counsel and
barge of the court took up the most oi
thursday. The facts were that a quarrel
ad occurred between Torby aud Baily at
le top of the lime kiln, on the morning oi
tn of January lsG2; when an attack wa.
,ade by Baily on Torby, and they were
arted by Edward Torby, and BaiIy sub.
,quently went away. In from fifteen to
twenty-five minutes, Baily returned to the
me house where Torby and his son were
'ading lime tcams Iorby ordered him
;. at. Baily neglected to 60, and after t
: Nv minutes, passing up and down the
&, me house, crossed the plank extending
4 the sled, Immediately behind Torby
: I'D Torby fearing an attack, wheeled and
70 ruck as he came round, hitting Baily OF
lc head, from which he died in abou
- vcnty hours, The Indictment was fol
urder-thc verdict Of the Jury was
y Utility of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
ourt is--to pay the costs of prosecution
fine Of five dollars and undergo an i'm
isonment in the penitentiary one wear,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-17
RECEIPTS FOR APRIL
TO THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

The following arc the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
the month of April 1862:
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-17
Great Union Victory
Progress of the Army Of the PO'omoc!

Progress If the Army Of he Po'omoc!
'FUM no BlEMll0ND'' MDD"
Norfolk and Portsmouth, with the rebel
Navy Yard, were last Sunday, taken by
the Union Army, under Gen. Mcclellan,
was accompanied by President Lincolnj
with the expedition. God save tho Urion
and the lives of our brave soldiers
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-17
FOR
+ \ l. L..

= ASHTON NABLE LoTHING
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-28

IbEAr4rsErxs,S t;ex NcI'ntr.ok's Ansr. ,
III Itli nj iss U i 1T l-aGfn19c. y<nnl keee :
III Nov. o. Is. Ola H. siI Chino S4.. IL lSSa

Nov. ., 81 o. A. D., ~ qhio, Me- ~. g.
s:i4c.as 10 tlse K chic E5so Iimas.l
ldEeu NsPhfrson'f csln,n-ni len IaGFapse ye>te;-
E nsras's caslre IN rti~iser.. force u.te
tikcked and f,nles b Cob I-'s Kansas cavalzy lie
is4s l.fi~o,ers iidil re drrttt Regiments ia al
sIsarS ai''i I've IS -4 Ns{ or lnen were killed
'kesi1ls d lie entms ffrse aud disposition are
riEstss oti.sl ibht he iae been eTaeaiihs ter =
vfkk- Tie "a erlif probably csrfect
ss:nASGr. TlSN Nov nd via cliro. Nov u =
A cdsnssissce i firc- fsii here safuFsIr nhdes
Sis AsPesr-l -li. ll..lseedeH Within lew ia'e- oi
wF supported. Itretarned - Siueay
TIE rfihdad is oslen u Bolivar
tAe country i flearsd 1t rsislF bstHeen This and
MHl,Ss ard coaIInnic afll h keiIt up tn &c
srstman- laf iil-
H.AGKA~cE. TKSs-. Nov Ill be cavalry advance
81 t.enefsl H-ns ton colpk un eF tto Lee e. tered
liH43 ssaa~- A wight tl.rs rnrlii.sg. and foaao
il31 the esie,1y bad II u sd.ed o- the arpro4ch-
'ol iee elas-a4 their dickets two miles north
capturing fsiir and kiiling one
lt'e'e MAS lio lahs On Bur ftle- tt.
lhe rsiei III 1y beipH lailalAtciie apf The y
afy = qiksl,s Mis- Svez rlIts south q Holy
ttlHts. Ia clRFdtiralsie lorre i1I
a setei hie fi;al vas eislturel cn- and a hall
ec Is. It'll 3IF
kismi-hs,ig " \ -.inx on IN ,e s.sehoon r-i'h sbr
s1.. Dc Al lI'sal kiHs mi - jnr in4u Ts< kilied
be nl.se nr % .. n y err asea to-day j. sbqu:
efe n.s'dsed aud hi;y' ineiHins go " V-R posils
Al nom All wls quiet The eae.ny mas
r,AAing-
he q . Isss ~ Kansas. and "a Nehisan cavalry
he sslal.il .is ia-hsnr sn d, he surpert Of auE
4 faNaiiN-
Eais ialsof and rre,aansis citizens surrendered Ii.
!e ts.sruaiio1 4 Holly SPRINGS dispe,s the pros
Il peet q a. ll1nae4iate nght- f i-i.l
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cIARENnlY FoR sALEl

rT-fsf- nl41sliIFlI. lsfE -SIf-an. -ituzsed 60
1 tniir Suiluc-i - tls tiiy 81 kL-xrillr. = Fsr
i rr- * .r7..s- .air at II III >id ~ TIE lsth
q lirr-fi.-- r.i ts-1 tn1 = ~ i,lllie ouiry -
tie AZ -'.t-t - isr-
Tl4 y rt q had trahr4crs - afrrr. un1er ro,d
,tt aft-lf ~ zr>s- ~ Etri-ui ~ IN hlc sr1rs
iad he ir-rrf-l- Z ~ vel stasttt n srrs-s--
I.e re le j = i.lrk- calrr -lri. y -rr-1rt rifa
4 b ntt-<-r. .,-ili'a-~ All q n y tf u4rrr Etti1
o. rar = ul Il.--r 80 <lIIt4s-rl i1 l.ast ~
|---ir iu . u-li. a a \ l..Ir q ~ hal-- a-s fuf-
~ fir uafi- -, u l- -.rer aur i--le ~
ElIar D-afleh n-i.-se, =, y " ftl,-.lit.f.
x a Nrt.itz ->il ~
ME- r11 -rl ~ - >4nf lrlirlrr "a 4 -ics =
~ ,.Il. I.ras i..il,-r-l. ser vii rcid - ri,
4 -..f e.,-l -r ~ xlle rlssrr --si- ttis
if4H hsii 1a.- l,'a. rr 7-.fAl a. .icts. zai exc
4 fIEltt1 ~ t,-lff tirsls-
"a -t-1u
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-11-28

SnE a--rf f.r--.i ~ i--irl,- n ,T7i. All F.-r-
itfssr in ne l.soafil.i Flla-r - fIns-i hu Geo-
g. Ilc 81 J. lar.~ aai -i-afiiiig >ltla'e3. l,n-
~ fir ~ & a. i'aiir.ll 81 nils .,4i. - LnltE-
rr~.ri Ilr .sri-c rrt1 -sla ils,. 4al -ar frirf
- 1- -tsi1i rtn1.1 fl-i r.-a-- lr Ifv. fsf
= es a. kes iriei a. t-- itllll, i.-> - iu,ary
.~da -...s- A...n< h--re-- ~ t'lisr3 re hsln~g
IlIt = IL - q paf-4r-f- Fr i-r1s1 Ptrtlrli4r..
r-lf@ b.. tiil. f- I -rleaf-
~ ~ ass.rri - lr j. E,,i l1r-iil VII fiea>e 5.,a
,'s 1iu - i = y5a app , in'ne----siy-
..irlL--t|.t- II AUSTIN
- 49, II.
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A Co4IfcTIbx 0rrIcE Is I.oUISIkNA.-Tse
Iac.sson Miss SSiI,.ian lcarns that F. IT, Hatch
eonfedcrate Collector % the Port of Nev Or
Jeans. has opeaed collection i'lliss Al Popcl,a
tanla s.nl tiz; l.c ;s proceeding regularly With
business. Ia accdrdancc Will his sneges-
finn. tie Treasury Department. at RiciSia1iid
has or.lrrea The re'ease Of sbme thirty ves-
sells ard their cargees wllieh had bcesr seized
under recent orders on cenlifinn fiIat t:ieir
owners pay tie duly specified datirs sfecpr.i-
igi- 10 law This IL an important ~ well rs
j.isf n.oxsinenl; an if il IS foliowe IS seems
reasonable. by \ trade in Indispensable arm
cIes nc cotton heilsg allowed 10 - ont IA
paysnsIlt therefor mnc'i gooi niiy II accom-
plisaesi. ~i,iie no iarm will l.e snperiadneed.
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knsg ES,SrsAiEEs ga The frs; fae4-
A4s ii.i .IIiitars xt AIa. a. D. obe.,e!..i... s.i
ns#aFstra ibf of FIEe ekiatr IF Benz. Easley. al
.ceased. Viii sill ht lirents4. Ca. two valnlIsle
4lsEcSis qf Isnel Dada ci1unty. with exeeilast
il.lproveblent4l I'ers.sns 4Il5 wish % make q
c5ol HIivesiiI4E4t tot tler suFpIhs sn4s.ds
~!blsla b |, well usiHe Z 3ote Of this.
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A deserter from Newbcr, % lnr lines brings
information that fhe Lincoliiifss are concen-
tratinr force tlere-that they nave already
GifeeI thous md and thai as loon a. tilcy ce NJ
I,l.ie their arrangements tlei- destination rs
Wilmington
That Wilmington is 10 be an carly iloiuf of
attack Is. We think the spinion of our Confel-
efate authorities. God sensl thai eur prcI'a-
r,,io.is NAV hs adequate % meet AMI reI,ei the
force Of our inracers.- Is 'ifufagfoa .feursief.
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= Az Up

e NJ Ihf.in laf iis t-s4lfi s.tis-1 tiaa.if elfHy
II ~ Irrir-<-,.- lie .f .sf 9etaf.rE 1867, =
Nttsihp NAN WIN IS his 3aine a J 81 X iaid that
~ elsf.rS 70 John Ptik. ~ Sparta. Nltf eialis.
rfhn. Sid bay j. b.Rk, = years DID. kEst iaeh
felf. }. II. SWAlN-
- Jai.or:s
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A paragraph. copied from Abolition sheets
has been extensively rcprtIisiied a Tic >oas,.
ill relstien 10 Cen Edsin Price. which cnaialn-
a bald gro'ndiesss aiil rsal grant falseh,-i.
Cen irwin Price nevcr hr'i any rii:an s~iPa
IN the Confederate aervice bpt vsss an oiiicsr
IN the Missouri Siate GHsfd. which oTs,n IA
fion II now disilandel. lie MAS cnptared ni.
The Otare last Fciirsiafy willie Conducting q
body of recrn5ts 10 Join M.air General Psire
~ Arkansas. and wa coaiirs. for months in
the Pcn,icntiary nj Alton. flinois. whence he
VAS released cil pafulc Wien the earle; foi
tie exchange OF prisoners vas perfected. llr
repaired 10 the army AZ Holly SFrinss~. iIav
IN no comm and he did iiit res;sr'l MS pres
ence sn the army As imreTiunt.' aid returned
10 his hoae in Missouri. IS a citizen, wiii'4ai
taking any oath. or being paced -riider any
rcstritfioas IL - trie 9ru gallant man.
and hrs cone nstsbs4g. ansi sabia:iici - noih-
ing. which can comDronlse him in tiir esiiiiia-
lion ii his h:enis--J Jse{s3a -Nifslss s;Ppiun-
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i.Ef;AL ADVERTisENENTs,


I Vii atfeni = the IA lt Has IN --o.a
tie ~th aud -4th d1ys Ci tilis rlrnth f.ir lie
pasp - esrctinr tisn Stale and Cpu1tf tax fer ihs
st-r Isl ils l. tiIe llst 4lleltnlet,l. aud fh>s
who nr-iec p1y nay expect = lesr I niii - ~
e-l cliiiE Court ~ rccixr fhr taxts - All rrbo iars
net urrri.'l~iy raid T. ~. tsaflDFN Hire.
-nolll-L Iax L.--IlEll.r....- n =
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CHATTANOOGA. TENN FIR DAY. NOVEMBER %. 1862
IlIlE lEI.EIIIlllAIlI REBEI..

| llfIHIFll Ei. \ II III KEBEll. |
rtaFIII|sP tttF.r res riss 'lp's..s ps.s.-rrs,
B 81 T i b i p Al Z T..
-l z,s.A4
FR1p44AAlNl Ms6RETVG NOV ss. 1862.
TE RF,.ovAt..E. if
It'd oale9 of lllt1 Dalts RkbrIl iis.s Seen, ,re
ssiovss teIstfe Ifsa4kkrls9iag qser ihe Bai,lS Of
Terllebscs.
THE GUREEacY OF ] EER EssEH.
TAeIni.@i tis4Hiiac,. in.cIlisente, which we
fna ii ;i.sHd3ckl L Eatihefnl p4p5fis before MS
is 90 aiIt r y iost article in slse Nashville
l'i#sii Ilsa Ih.E fir4slites io-sise csu5enE
cy III f4FIfl llssa4, iih sE.f ti.ste Of the b l.
man it4 IstEFrl4 Tie dlIatacier Of his
tpplek IS Filffs iKss aiEsrlsr ilEa S.e would naf
4 he ihEiiHdEi / itdEhlEieye t- HnI Ne not end il
4.aisalahie4 II sliH g4ierre.fio Mitlcsa,aeliia III
ip4rf faI \ ligl, rspslts..iai for teii-
iatiliss, e s|1lf9s5 the ipIlHwi4e:
'1IH. eit HI nl.ii- IN rH11e |scs 4-.irselyil
orc L F4 hl-t ~Ary iaAi4al al we haye se}n II
asetasi'a ilat5 tfse ia nIF n,l,ac.lr5 as,ifS T:it
i.fsesi ie ban af Tss tSAee and the Planters
Ei@nFdbk1I4rF 3estfdsi wE;l No al fissT ss gEsse4
hssss Eni dased5 sFe 4Ass b s.il fslar patkisk
Edcsifle iirt se sIafsi't El'a lIias SnsaE lsr
Eniitstl HR E.a1Ekl4 l8rshl til. 18Th -hy{E |.
!tieit tkF iei3I lhs4 u 81. as
3ef n4E lssf kaisH Tfl4essss AZ.
i.'oftSf aEis Essess ,nsFt ~ tatz 1lIesi ysF
lisfaAg II a III Ell felt hs last LlniH tlle
sroeer4 8eretaytls khir PR rtat premium Ii,l,
rSeriiitii Nd ca4fti4v Il avail II for he pEsrtisaJ,
,frbtis'i n Tssrs lga-a Heavy Islna.l5
"a fH 1ak-sa st;I{ notes n NJ, faalk sf ehaiiaa
aoell and wire fea.lity ,ksn
fthlh er fes ai.lrti Ipt thai assn,l has sS,s le
Alifi iilsff III Fet. ilt.l iesr ies ,h<r cAl5i
ia.p,ks .FdHhFe III ~ atIa ir cent dssesa.aE
saEther htl sgal4nihf bsf lsH g.. s. is .ciE.
fIlik eIitssrlFsi uEiefl most nslintalis
ly EfriAi saF8iIn tis4shf tlk tettst.lld d;oseIIl
:. mes3i. YIsslll IL Eihss;aFIs etvalrll.ien +
si,i,isly tliH iiik 3ail4e cslrklqii-c is .st rs
sflagsiisl III eiija4sEioR of tie S.5at4
g..,ai esI.ss neAtr F,s llesiet III Tie lie ves Y
tllc i.lfiil sirasa4 ii 4si,.s tos Il. feies4i
.ii# snBHil.es Il sd ii'9 ississl q. III,
Balik III sasss llssil io Be ID. I'LL
s,lsii 8IfIifHsnl4 II iEe- 5si{ d Tcislck cks.e Il
H. fi.li 5al;5l {osssler.si4 Sissis,
Sind flselea,se ill. SonsiEifas entire iasiiia
l;ioa. it'll HIS oigE.ea blseE IAs rcoI,ie OF Tel
nesses,; ..rA rccEiSsli1sl 10 be Southern. Lear
and soul: hliI YET VIC see I4ht thc tr.s ers al.i
lnercalltiig 'niet Sorih. ate only too glad I
ply hi;R per cent. ipF tic currency. takiii.
II sire qlae Value of Esreeh Backs As ii
sie4,darsSl W-4lrtgaFh this new freak OF I'll
money market That great si,erInen,etsr' ,
public osBAlioh. always governed by tie i
Isighiy HdSllar, as El,e most l.eaIlIful sign an
token slE the day; and VIC Witness IN il 4ispt oD
os llloss cheesFnk enIleaees Of Stale prids
which eaistast iAll|to entoaEase The people Wi
liaye s4ei liAi.kE
~ -.
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LBFER & LIEN FEE,
rRoDroE bEALARs AND
coMMiSs,oN uEIkt:IiAsTs.
MASONIC FEnALE INSTITUTE.


~ rev. ,. ~ Bradshaw Prime tpai.
rysHE next sess:an Of this Institute VII conmeuce
i ON Monday the lst day oI SePiemher next, under
the direction and proiessorshp of the Rev, Mr. Brad
shaw who las hr-l charge OF II for ihe last ter
The Irustees in making this announcement would
a.. especally appeal to AL citizens who bavt
IA shteis Ia lncate 10 send them 70 this institution
Mr. Bradshaw has hzaschaIge oi the sehccl for the
Ist ten months during whsei tune be has rendered
arpie might say univer sal 5s.tslActio 20 the
TfaEiees. patfons and pgns. There neyer Was bet
Ter time for men ts educate their daughters uian
s-moneS plenty y-cFei3tAinE lisi1er raises bears
two prices anG Lie TAtlon 10 Tips SStyi = tle same
that il was wnen everything Wis y low ii.snies.--
What excuse can there he nov itE .ali VINO neg
iccfs educate his daughter. feue beeaiise here
in CleEeiand Ia aithy aaA j. We eaye an instiltc,
viii eEcelisnt Instructor atde - sufficient er,
sf AGIIllonin. - instruct all who may asor with
fhair paironaHe- Let uHe and all put their shoulder
q ths wheel and huild up such * hool as will be oj
,eAlcnlable be1eHt to and antonor TO our town
Ne have the building and We have fnf leSelfts-the
nainnes dexsisea upon the people, We hope hey may
u||H perform thsir duty.
1frnIleca aro thankful TO the uizsns for the
r.tr~nero he.toweS nlson Mr.. Bradshaw Heretofore.
"a s,e glad 10 know that under bis adminiStrntidp
ile hsstiiiliisa has net istRn3 tie ci,t ie rcpu
TALON Il lislsl ia the b, .,e 81 ef e aplb
he, -
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vrtGr<ra ASxUkL Co2FeREScE--Tlis BODY
4 noar IN session az tho Washington street A-
+. Church. Petersburg Bishop Early pTesid-
ii,r. On the frat day. large number oi Il
ders passed an examination Of character but
verv 'liffle elsss- was dore- The JOINT Board Of
Fi,ssr,ce xas insiruried 10 prepare IN adliress
- fi.e penfle on The subject Of making. during
n, d4i.s:i,r year. more literal allowance for
the snpI OFT Of the ministry. IN view of the
great incrcaseof prices
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LAND FOR sALB.

-ffHE yRACr Or L-ASD lyIaz ea ihs ~ -.
y 1-rs q. N1Itesrr lrr.k q I.ifrnin rr..n II ~
- r-ns.rs-rc- knor-t a. ne ~ -niIa rl.cc ,.
lrif4ilfar 49, ACEfc> aticr- -c3 acres 81 -
ahah IsrIrared-
Iilc dp-,ll- = linli-e r lzr-e frar1c bnlliu-.
there |. 4 l1I-e Di-tI1r-s a1t Hor-- Mi On sni1
ttltr.
<si1 l1ne = f-eir eli;-f ~ sock i1rn. and has
4 -4s-n- - -T-i-lAi.inE ser
az terlls .lig - AZ $50 re- x Eay-iitFilr.
Icia- -ALrl- - ht-lrai
49, 4-iH IT
Valushls Ira-t Of Lad r0r SIX
r trs-ff f. stf nv i--t 81 h1h yinr -ear t1t fera
~ -ts.rl.rn ~ - t>.nI C.rizl. Al ala- SD
rtll. t..nta1s aIcaf 5fe 1-. = stcA srr clrlr
20 md r. rsliiEaria-lani rct% iftar hr-Eren crs,E
t-i 49, f'r.ek. rs.-.I tsi-k Lnriiirr braec.
~ 81 ---,-,..-- ~ hsal-. kIichrh. ne<r1
80 l..--,- .r-b'e< r. I'll lake nr-rprn e.
tci.iel--.ir u-t, = slr-i D = -'rt1rr p-lflra-
-. ,~rlf Z. trr.-l 4 Ct T. Bcyl flrr, ks1- llTinr
nI-r fll- lrr-1l,-.s- nALli-1 L1o.L-4-
noFll-i--
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Terms Of sabscl.ps.on.

DAILY RKsgi rer year i. - 81 D o.
S1z Nn1s ...........-. . 5 60
q. Three Months .s.5....s.s... ~
- Que aoaths.--z.--s- -...-... Ito
5 The cAsrI ra5-f @c oni laHy an orders FOR The
SfBrr< Slifnp a-ftf~5 1T I5riTste ~ r-lss wTeceve
5asixnsiar Tsf1 fose s1h s'fiig aSters had better
iyt.1c sent q u
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TELEGRAPHIC.


RIcHMeSD, Nov c6-Passcnecrs by The /
evening train report All quiet at F-ederielss-
burg, and 30 movement Of Importance trans
piEihg ii that Nieil l;kys Noaling received
from other quarters that can be made public
The London Times in an editorial on the
New York Chamber os Commerce and the
cpnfederate steamer 4laBan,z. say :, I'VE can
not undertake The capture Of this one cruiser.
We hre sorry that the brilliant Wis burnt, AMI
so we are that towns on the Mississippi were
burIit. and That the mlirder OF the men and
slSss,f'ir Of il,r roznen-of klahan.a .s5k
place. These scenes are said to have snsgcs+
ted the name Of the terrible cruiser which so
asiiates the Lincoln Gofcfhn,I,t'
The Dsario dc Ia Marino says that as soon
as the representative Of her Majesty at Wash
igtl.n. (sseior TAzar:l. received tho details 81
the recent outrage on tAe Co.'S OF Cuba. he
visited and read MIR. Seward the disIatclf
from the cartiin Gcnersi II Cuba. in winch
the facts Of the cass wee sfed and the ne
cess,ry declaration NH sir. Seward as-
snred the Spanish repss i've in the most
Categorical manner 4 10 United States
tioverr4hcnt dlsarproyei conduct Of tie
ravAl o.licer wlio vioIated e saws OF the ter
ritoty. eii,l Was ,si:lin- 10 give complete sa
listaeiis,'i to the Gosen.;nent of pain.
Tie l.oaslol star, in an editorial On ti,e es-
cape Of tie A iAbalna. says FIl1s IL IS kifswil
that as many IS nis,e orlser 4hips arc beiak
Ehuilt OF equipped IN Bsi,isa hafbcrs for tho
con'eJletaie service. It tIley were 10 servo
SIMPLY AMI strictly ~ vessels Of war or were
u he employed ia an. attcnist to break the
bloekade, or - recover Ncr Orleans. or ID
i=l,s ile Federals az southern rivers. or II
any other legitimate warfare they woaid II
subject Il arres: and detentson.
szcoxD Disr aTcis
RIcHNoxD. NOV. 2s-Tlie I'efersbur.s Er
prcSr If tnis snorliiis. has inirlliye1ce from
.sufol;,. that lie enemy arc heis.s largely rein
fsreesl there. Reliable parties state ,hc mum
Scr 4; 33eeo al is,at i.',,u:. s;cnflrrnsn lol.
l'or:snll,ia si..ic ihsif s,slnss.sia at oiu a. Tl'
Ab,s:tis,, Oh ~ a S,sf IL ul.i.s ne .sst.-,.
20 s',ae.j ih,s s,,sir rliira 40 iniasiols al.
y4is,,4 ase Z, i.t,s', ups * l.lle.,. S-iz, -,
raii.aaa AID i~,'ase I.;cl,as7n sreas t.e ,'i'i,
re s4sress ~as.- Il i..,iliin'i s'srpri~' 5
2l.a er.'as. were iiarsi.s i'loEr feiefs5.il.- 81
s.sssl s'f wci.ioa.
tbs Aie;.ioi.Sl E.iS opal C.,ulsren-e. b
retc-sbars yea;csz.4y. exPeiie Re-. = =. -
tlc.on. BY !. vie Of s. ~ -.
RIcriNoxD. Nov- 25.--Is.inor fran f'sc "a
ley. states that the Yankees arc aslsancing q
sds iSsmntQn, by way Of Aliesl,any mona
ts,ins. mall saiAlsi county. They number ove
1000. Their progress n tiiat dire eiion Nj
soon ho checked.
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N l1Trl lIlIl7Iy q Ir-171I- Il77-sllc CI-lrI. -
slae. 4'rai-s-le z-l rrtAl -,
HIt-.l-l FETEfs rAR~IlA
lnndrs he f-tel oaste.)
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lss- MD.1 Nos tia 4 i .6 aih i. IL,
i SsI.ssre .-.ff ria q @-s o.. 10 ftsn %
II .....s - 0;it3 = I'd t4t2n s.l = eall0-4D
Z ......5 = DellT q a thi2i aa. - G9-iO 90
]. ..sis 81 - ~ 8 n,s2 ~ s. {g 5 IN
= .. - hsl23 q = an,a5ts5ssu og'er oA
s ... safilef.s t. 0H.s5 eli4s b0.r5 on.
,-u 2esti { apIl1 914s pni7o 0e
\ y = 81 ~ ns b 0J ts tsf - lHi ~
H > O. - o 81 en t6 nAi5 tnftn OF
3kni -..s-.9i sts4 8 E i e's s. f5G1 na = ~
hz-~s n r. mt. 45s ft-s f@fi 10y s.
-etniS t'.as =. pspsssi NIP lhl lth, ani
.enl :td ,css,5 ie.s 10 lie : ,sqEs ti,ss-
4essfsI S,sfsss - ,es-i isA - ssaii 81 j II
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Niisnt ifi Esff 81 tasitfa99g9 Hslniitpn county
} zfsst ss.5.- ses. ~ fs 81 tlcrslsr -
<ffft-) N \ hg ~, iis-t IL 81 4 :. who SfYS lie
leone ..ir I'm. sleaiist. frHR- ssal.f 10y
shark ys ~ 3 f-rlscs g4f ~ aaS Alf.
J 81. 81 .NI'f {a ai'or
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rta. fpeeik.l,rss aud biol suckers are OF
fdE,Al rrolIhI;t And isgitimaie mode pf
uiA#il,, aeir Ippi.ey Luck nj the advertise
niesst IL Nail fhonss Ieiers. who offers a
aid. al the eli issces l-e hi~ adversiss,ef4 p,
aid inFhst y99l1 money v4ere Il won I osElssPs
is4EuillIiu orphan add Tie iae;;eiit fan
lsts o1 El.sr s4iaIeis II he field.
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MISCELL ANE o US.
TO the Farmers OF Eat Fennessee.

TO the Farmers OF Eat Eennessee.
NUR afascs ,er.l ait the fieg- afl gattf. yon can
atien. md iihtfll lirireS Tilt5e pAld Tor posL
slss~ f,.ess. and Germ
have i-;r1 igtel - tlie ni.Echase lot ho-Sl
4.e tufn &e-. ~ t,fSt ftsne7-e ant Wal apf.af
Siii, 4Qlier ~ I4-s.f4s it aSsst sud lt'.
iheir tefritpa5. aad vii n due t.me pub 81 Their
j haye determined t, make plies isorsn aud
s5erii aid nne even, n il. Els. Ies..t,sc ,siia-
he iirr 4k wsilbe isttesn-,i.
Aty oiir-. ~ t.e tEe'it. J. Al arta. Gzw5-.
nilyr Ia kH.xyir leiteTs +t.ifssssl 10 he -
]. Y. cTNNFNGS.
sepsstf Major -iid - g. s. A.
1.AILR0AD FARE.
OK CENTS PssR MILE i tle fzafsr safs on III >
- lrad and f4'rsii- .cflIpg ri Li- aT- Dfsunst
ticket viii b. .sifareli -if Iie tie .. r.
t. lek after the c-iH f.ft ~ =
si,i ihe =alriye trslius. aud ns.t T. sstet bare
f-.riirrS r, iys II 5lsfiy with tie rules ol 80
Road and ,uaeiasr trek ruscic tliep as.5osi
FIVE sEENTS PR MILL
S,ldiers travelling on tarloaga VIII llss charged only
HALF , AfE. ps5,-5d-c tary r.orfirr s.rRefs Thi-
l- al,iIiics 10 none but fs aud "A Issone
Sficersk l.. & JACKSON
Supt East Tenn. X 6csfEia Raiirnad
Knoxville. oet-,er y: s62 nnylo-- lln
LBPER & Lien FEE,
PRODUCE bEALAKs AND
coMniSsioN aIIcIkfuAsTs,
MunrRrssrore T.SS.
oct. 2sth. Ise2-sly ---z--z.-----.
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C'ISF EEaJREG ARD CiGaI.s for sa;e (,nsaufsr-
II TIRED ~ H-IIali rp-i-E-- neAr Dan1A. tia-l ~
=5tis FiTz' sEi.ALD>k i.isO-
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1'halIisl lit to elf.
Fot tNis nIn't uoIth a dam.....'.

In ilielAing dll:EAto Capk. I'e9en We can not
deii, oIrsclf tito liIas.ite If expressing some
teAtimoH#al of seiieet scF bis competency as a
soldier aId ofIs4eE. and Rt be same tlac OF ol-
feriig hiln our EiteirI aekspNIedg gsin-llss for
ihis nnifpEh csliIiiesy aasi kindness. Success
I'd bin..FA ~l,as{ al ~ Of the service
illa Ina III Ne ihd5kgn ifc is succccaed in.sir
P4hYast hial4fiHl5 bYElcapt. Ship. an sflear
.nIli seEislenlah Eor wlisnA Ne Les,eAk eel-
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SIT Sl-I[ SAT-.
a1lI. a>iI,.-. ne .fh - ur Dstzs..r - Cshrl-
rr.-4 ls'sl l.-,I- >, fI-fr.s SO. = - "a i-ts
b nl ~ g. "a srt s-tn si .l1frha.Ef-- 49, p--
-. lnsr-s irl UE. X yASlf-
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Fates cf Advcrtissne

CIne s,.t. ie n TT HsSfs II lcss one i1srrtian
5Ita ard 20 ss.rfs for rasff s1siss deuf sgSertii
less tisii, one alaath.