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General A. ]. Hamilton, of Texas, made
noble speech in New Orleans few even
iags since. He showed that the Southern
politicians were alone responsible for the
war, and defended the Administration
from the false charges Of its enemies. But
the most powerful and significant portion
Of his speech was that which related TO
slavery. Upon this subject be took the
boldest and most advanced ground, and it
is significant to note that his sentiments
were warmly applsuded by the vast audi
ence he declared that "the people of
Texas, after this war is over, never will
assist in taking a negro back to slavery.
And no man will be found to stand up
before the bar Of public opinion and advo.
cate itanywhere BE further said, this
is a war to the death between the Govern
ment and slavery, and one or the other
must fall" He made a magnificent plea
for free labor, eloquently defended and
justified the Proclamation of Emanci-
patton, and advocated in the strongest
terms the principle Of Emancipation upon
theground of necessity, expedieney and
justice. He also warmly endorsed the pol.
ICY Of negro enlistmsnts. This speech,
delivered and EpPlaadS1 in New Orleans,
the Capital Of Louisiana, is certainly ono
Of the most marked and significant tokens
which have yet been given to the world, Of
the resistless march OF Freedom on this
continent.
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Having had over twenty years experience IN the
treatment OF Chronic Diseases OF every character
peciaiy the Throat and Lungs will give perfect sat
lAiactlOn 70 all who may apply for relief Having bad
successful practice in the above named places for
several years with unparalleled Success OF which sat
nsIaod places.
An medicines prescribed, and not operating sati4
factory the money shall erefunded for all such med
icines returned Price Of Medicine for one menth-
from AGO to IS 90. r"
The Doctor can be consulted thelast two weeks
OF eTory mouth st his residence, No. % Garden-St
Cleveland, y. Post Ottics address-BOx I'LL.
fe622: R2s-ltamdAw G. 5. CLARK, N. d.
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WAsnINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, November 16.
Meade, Griffin and Fitzpatrick went to
the front to-day. It is evident the army
is not going into winter quarters st pres
ent.
A Chattanooga letter Of the 18th to the
Herald says it is rumored that Hooker has
just been engaged with the enemy.
A hill will be introduced early next
session of Congress to have the bounty to
soldiers paid in monthly installments, ad-
tonal to their monthly pay. This will
make their pay thirty dollars month in
stead Of thirteen
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4 MAN OF A THOUSAND
A CoNsUMPT1vE oUREp.

eminence, discovered, while in tho Ease indies 4
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
coughs Colds and General Debility. The remedy
was discovered by him when his only child a dauRh-
ter Vas given mp 20 die. His child Wss cured and Is
now alive and we'll. Desir0us OF benefttnR his fel-
low nortals, he viii send to those who wish It tue
recipe, containing fun directions for making and sue
cosstuiiy using this remedy, free receipt Of theiI
not single case Of Consumption that II does not n
once take hold OF aud siseipaie Night sweats pee
yishnessI irritation Of the nerves. failure of
dincult ezPectOraOn, sorp pains in the lungs sore
throat emily scnsticuE- nausea at the stomach in
actor 0f the bowels, wasting away o. tho muscles
- Ine writer viii please state the name Of the pa
Per they see this adversiIlslt in. Address,
CBADD0CK & CO.,
iyl3-452 225 North 2d-St, Philadelphia Pa
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aThe Colorsd Citizsn,, Is tbe mama os

"The COlOred Citizen" is the name of q
new paper just issned in Cincinnati, de-
voted to the elevation and interests of
shamefully wrOnged, unOfending colOred
citizens" The first number is unobjec-
tiOnabls in tone, but firm and decided in
expression. Subscription price two dol
lars g year.
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HLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ CIHUIHHAfI RAILHOAD-
IL


ls6s 4. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. fss, 4.
On and after Monday, November Is.b. Pss,.r z,-
lnS VIII leave Cleveland, IS follows, Sundays sx-
Ist tTraIn-7;4OA.M.- ExPREss
SS.ogPing 81 Graftonl Wellington, New London,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Ceutsr nd WorfhiDgs
Ton arriving az UrestliDs at 1910 q m, Colurn-
~ i55iS IL ij,S n - p N, Slnei2nsti 3 %
m, ,CelTo 500 p n, Fort WGyne 4:l5 D. N, Chi-
oaSn vis Crestiine lO3Op m
I'd TFniu-2sIO p. M.-ACUOMMODATION -
Ss9fs tsa = All stations. And arrives In Columbus
Sd Train 7.IO P. Si@siSa 81 ~ %%PREss-s,o,
pins q SereaJ Grafton wellington, New Lon
don, SHELBY, 0re5tlins, Gallon, Gilsad, Cardis g
ton and DeleEare arriving at Crestlfne at 1910
Pm, Columbus les a. m, Daytop as a. N y
Cincinnati 700 a. n; Indianapolis 7:sO a N 81
Louis " ?; m Cairo 50Oa. m, Ut. Wayns4 "
a. m, Ead Ohieago via Orsstlins l0.lO ID.
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and lO.sOa N, sOop m
arrive a. UieSeiAns9 % 4. N, 2:lO and 800 >. n.
CONNECTIONS.
thelbY-sandusky, MsnsAsld q Newark Railroad FIR
443a1nsneld, Nj Vernon, Newark, EGnes-
-Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Uaioago Rail-
roed' Eorest, Upper 5endusky, palpbo5, "a
west, Esst, a1d East-or Hanshsld, Wo6stSf, Ma:
Grafton and B5iefontias Railroad Linz for sT.,;o-
b9iielontaines Sidney, Uuion, Munci6 II !.
sii1ISaa2oils i1S1 TsTre Ha1Ee, Yinesnnes, ETauE-
vile, Louisville, CAIRO, st. Louis, ke,
DelsTare-with Springfod branch for sorfnfheld-
OoiSmeu4-Litts Miami & OoluInbrs, and Xs1is
haiiroedi for 8euis, Dayton, Indiannpolis.
Ierre Haute, st. LOuia, Morrow, Isoysisnd.
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohi5 SsI7iss
zsssippi EatiroadS CinCinnstifor I6ailT1iis;
Eyansytllei Cairo, st. louis and an p3in5s
on the Ohio river
Oolumbul-D Dentral Ohio Bsilroad for Newark Ysuss-
VILE Whseling, 40; Columbus, Pi6us 4
lndiana kailroAd for PiquA, Urban6iS6
- Tor Tickets 20 all points and fafornffsln an
RY At the Passenger Station, and At Uuio1 TicESt
0hes, l47 Supsrior-st '''S- -4eAo'
OlsxsIaud, EoE Is. lssa. SnSsrtntsn.ahs.n.
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DTERS.
TORFST CTTY FRENCH FTRST

E0REST CITY FRENCH FIRST
4 CLASS DYE HOUSE, No. l09 Seneca-St (op-
posite City HOtel,) by UHLAUFT q HERTEL, highly
recommended by tho last State Fair of Ohio. Byeng
and Cleaning in all its branches. Please call and ex
anime Goods ia the store to nd the difference with
other DyeshOps, as we finish ali our goods by steam
machinery and presses. The emily watering machine
IN the Western StRtns to finish silk NEe new.
keierences-Messrs. Prescott Chase, AloOtt & Hor-
ton, Baldwin Co., A. & G.. Rs;tbsrg, Morgan,
koOt 70. and oihar Merchanls. lanIA ia
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FAoM JoHEsoS's IsLAED.-Yesterday 8
Sandusky Register contains the following in
teresting items in regard to military matters
at tho Island:
The 4sth 0. V. NJ, Seneca Co.. Colonel
DeWolf, were transferred to Johnson's Is
land on Saturday morning. At the same
time spades and entrenching tools were ia ken
over, for the purpose of erecting some kind
of defensive works, to make everything Sc
cure against any future contingency.
The 5Oth o. V. NJ, (Sandusky Co. Colonel
Nat. Haynes, are encamped on Huron Park,
occupying some 60 canvas tents. The un-
armed companies drew their arms yesterday,
so that the entire regiment present are now
in ft shape for active service.
Ammunition, shot and shell, &c, in ample
supply have been received, SO that every
thing is in readiness for the invaders.
General Mason left Saturday, returning to
Columbus.
Yesterday, or last night rather, was the
time of the promised attack here-but it did
not come of, and all is yet quiet, with the
promise of its continuing SO for an Indefinite
length Of time.
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sI,s9,4S52

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II, 1869.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared a
Cash Dividend Of Ten per Cent. the Capital stock
and Six per Cent interest on the Srrin al ~ ITT,
nv, payable on and after the first December prOximO
free of tax.
They have also declared Scrip Dividend of Forty
per Cent on the Earnsd Premiums for the wear end
ing October 3lst, 1863 certificates for which will be
issued 10 the parties entitled TO the same on and after
the hrst December proximO, free Of tax
They have ordered, also that the Scrip Certificates
Of IRONS Oi the Company, Tor the years S and 1859
be redeemed in CASH, at the Office Of the Company on
cease on that day.
No certificates Of profits issued under s2J By tbe
Act Of lncorpOratiOn, no certificate shall issue un-
less claimed within two years af the declaration OF
the dividend whereof it is evidence"
DIRE TORS:
Thomss @. Hand, John C. Davis, Fdrn d A Souder.
T. Paulding, j. R. Pcnrose Lanes Traoyaira'
IL. q. Dallett, ir., JAS. @ Hand, Wm O. IudWig
Joseph II. Seal, Geo G. Liep r. DR. NJ UnsfoT
Hugh Craig, thas KeIiv kai1f 1,,rt,,T,
Saml Z Stokes, J. =. Feniston. Henry Sioan
VIM 6. Boulton, T. Darlington, H. j. Brooke
J. 7. Jones, J. p. Eyre, J. b Mcfarland
). Mcllyaine, J. b Semple A B. Berger
sittb gh. Pittsb'gh.
THOMAS c. HAND, President
JOHN G. DAVIS Vice President
HENRI LTIBURS, Secretary.
R. 7. LYON, AGENT, Cleveland, o.
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pr. Viehois, Female MonthIH::Pill.. I.

the only genuine Female Pills in the United States
NOTICE TO LADIEs.-NOarticleo of medicine Intended
for the exclusive Of Females that has ever made
Its appearance, has met with such universal success
a. these celebrated Pills. No disease is so little un-
derstood, and consequently badly treated as female
diseases These Pills the result of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female COM
plaiuts and in all Of irregularities suppression
leucorrhOsa or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder
Kidneys and womb, and loss of nervous energy their
use is above all praise. Among the many thousands
that have used them in all parts of the UniOn none
speak i'll Of them, for all like them. They contain no
mercury, no iron, no STEEL no deadly oils. Their use
can do no harm, and when used according to direc-
tions, they always do good.
N. Is. Married ladies who have reason to believe
themselves in the family way, should not use them
as by their action on the womb, miscarriage would
be the consequence.
Price-sl per box. Persons sending for Pills will
enclose one dollar and two postage stamps.
Several persons knowing the efficacy Of these Pills.
have advertised as being agents for Dr. NichOls Pills
and selling worthless pill.
N b. The genuine NichOls' Female italian Pills
cannot be found at any other place in the United
States except at DR.. Hunters InfrmaTy, Cleveland
Ohio.
". Hunter has in his possession numerous esrtif-
Gates and testimonials which relieved and happy pa
tents have rendered hin, aud have kindly permitted
him 70 exhibit 70 those desirOus of has services
nR- Othce hours from A. NJ. o OctI5dhu
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Henry Ward Beecher landed in Boston
on Sabbath last from lis voyage to Eu-
reps.
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GUARDIAE's SALE.
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL

~ UARDIAE'S SALE OF REAL ES.
u TATE.-By virtue of an order Of the Hon.
Daniel K. ilden, Judge Of the Cou.t of Probate
n and for the County Of OuyahOga, and State OF
Ohio, will sell to the highest bidder, at the
door Of the Court House Of said county, IN the
city ofCleveland, on the 25th day Of November,
1853, at O'Clock P. NJ, the following described
real estate, as the property of Mary Keokee
Monroe, the only minor child of Nelson Monroe,
deceased, 10 wit:
The lot OF land bounded northerly bv a line
equi-disant between Superior and Euclid street
slxty-four feet; easterly bF land owned by
George A. Stanley; soukherly by the north line
Of Euclid street siXty-three feet westerly by
land owned by E N Keyes-; with Joint right Of
way to the occupants on each side of the last
fifty feet of line equi distant between Euclid and
Superior streets (One-hslf OF said way is taken
from the land Of said Keyes y together with the
elegant modern built house thereon, known as
No. 43 Euclid street, with the appurtenances
thereunto belonging, the late residence Of Mel
son Monroe, deceased.
Appraised at S266G6.
Said premises are subject to a lease which
may be cancelled at any time after the first day
Of May, 1854, at the opuen Of the purchaser.
TERMS OF SALE.-One fourth Of the pure base
money on the DAY Of sale, the balance payable on
the 2Sth day Of July, 1866, with interest semi
annually, secured by bond and mortgage on the
premises, with policies of insurance in the sum
The purchaser to have the privilege Of paying
the whole 0r part in sums Of not less than ST 900
at any time prior to July 2s, 1866, by first giving
the holder OF the securities thirty days previous
notice. NJ. B. SCOTT.
nOvl5:l26 Guardian of Mary Keokee Monroe
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ASSETS OF THE COAIP4NT-Nor.I /, 1868.
slQ0,rOO United States per Cent. Loans 5000 90
T5.il8 Z gl's x 'Ne "a
5,G0 g" Isl 300 6S
bO,ONO 1" f" 1910 Ttas'y Fotes..... 800 60
l9999 State Of Pennsy lvania cent. loan 100 80
I23,0JO Philadelphia City & " I2I,52s o.
$1,000 State Of Tennessee 5 - Z" IhOOJOD
N, OJ Pennsylvania K. L. lst mortgage 6p
cent e 800 70
50G01 do do do ID co do 53259O0
1900 800 Shares Stock Germantown Gas
Company, principal and interest
guarantees by the City Of PhilA-
delphi .... IS On %
5000 100 do do Pa Rairuad Co Tg2JtO
500 100 do do n nth Pa r. r. Co 265gut
q 900 L. ). Try Certificates of IndeOtnrs q an tO
lZh7OO Loans Cn Bond and Mortgage. 100 ~
s7gl,I5O Par, Cost s76s 5 y MKT Value 7gl epl a
Resi- Estate......... af 3i3 "a
Bills Receivable, for Ins'ce made 1921 81
Balance due at Agencies ........-.. y gIg :
Scrip and Stock of sundry Irsur-
Rnce and other Companies 55Sl3
Estimated Value............,,..,, g 2lj On
Cash, on deposit with L. 5.
GOYernment, subject 10
ten days Call...............s . OO0 90
N'tsh IN Dahks............... p, ,!,55 80
IN Drawer.............. 200 50
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SIBERIAN EFFECTS AGJUNCTI0N
WITH GRANT'S RIGHT

LUUIBYILLbl NoVemDer II.
A telegram, dated the 10Th, from the
Headquarters Of the Army of Tennessee,
states that MAjor-General Sherman was in
General Thomas Headquarters, having
formed junction with Grants right.
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RAILROAD EARNIEGs.-Tbe earnings Of
ef the Cleveland & Toledo Railroad for the
fret week in November, 1868, wsre
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n UARBIANS SALE.-Notice is hereby
" given that in pursuance ofthe command Of

fAOAhbIANS > SALE.-Notlce is hereby
" given that in pursuance ofthe command Of
an order Of sale from the Probate Court Of Cuya-
hcga County, to me directed, shall sell at auc-
ton on the 23d day Of November. 1868, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the south door Of the Court
House in the city Of Cleveland, the following
premises TO wit; The fee simple Of the one un7
d ged one-fourth part in common Of the follow
ing premises, situate in the township Of East
Cleveland in said county, and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning in the Plank road and south
3gH degrees, Hest chains 2215 links from the
west Garner Of Chittenden Lewis land thence
south 5014 degrees east chains and 20 links TO
SAID Lewis west kle, thence south chains and
64 links, thence north 5O1< degrees west chains
and &c links, thence north 3gi[ degrees east .
links, thence north 5O14 degrees west chains To
Plank Road, thence north 39L degrees east 8
chains and 30 links to the place Ofbegnning, con-
tanning 81 acres OF land.
Terms cash on day of sale.
Nov. IL, 1883. WIN. D. THOMAS
nOVl2lES Guardian
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VOL. XVII.
MATTERS.
Iron Last Evenings EditiOn.I
LEGAL RECORD.
COURT Or COHnOs PrrA5-MOsDAr MoRNrx

COURT Or CoHMoS PLEA5-MoSDAT MORNING
CIVIL BRANcH.-BEFoRE JUDeE FOoTE.-
The case of Egner Us. Rider was still on
trial in Court room MOL.
CIVIL BRANCH.-BEFoEE JUDGE BOLTON
The case of Zashariah Harsh rs. Jacob
Mayer was on trial in Court room No. 2, this
morning. The suit is for malicious prosecu-
tion and the damages are laid at $40 ,OOO.-
Msssrs McSWeeny and Grannis appear for
the plaintiff, Messrs. Barlow and S. J. An
drews for the defendant.
CRIMINAL BRANCH.-BEFoRE JUICE COFFIS-
BERRY.-Tde French murder case is still on
trial here.
William RockafeIlow, recently indicted by
the Grand Jury, and subsequently, bailed
out, failed to appear at the set time this
morning, and his recOgnizance was forfeited.
J. NJ. Greene, Esq, was his bail.
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DR.. HUNTERS
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.

DR. HUNTER STILL CONTIN-
| H TINUES at the old established place, NO. IL,
mathews' Block, south side OF the Public Square,
the only reliable phyiscan in Cleveland treating the
following diseases namely: SOrOfua, Cancers, u
GERS Iuh9Is, tistu's, Asthma BRONCHIAL and Lung
diseases, rheumatism, Ague and Fever, Seminal
Weakness, and all diseasis peculiar to Females Leu
cOrrhaea or Whites Suppressi6n M MaI-.s Psi,
iul Aienstruatton, Inflammation and liberation Of
the Uterus or Womb, PrOlapsus or Falling of the
womb. All diseases OF the blood aud skin entirely
removed from the system. All diseases OF the organs
degeneration of male female Of whatever name or
nature treated IN careful, thorough and Judcious
as-Low prices and quick cures. Recent cases cured
IN from three TO eight days All syphitic and mer-
curial taints entirely removed from the system.
, Dr. HUNIEk Is constantly curing cases in from
three 10 eight weeks that have been treated by other
physicians from one to three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply to DR.. Hunter Immediately, either in person or
by letter. he never fails to cure His remedies are
perfectly safe, and unknown to any other physician
Patients Of either sex living at distance, by stat
ing IN writing giving all thesymptoms-
dressing Dr. Hunter, Of Cleveland Ohio, postpaid,
nd enclosing fee.
All communications confidential.
From his experience and extensive practice, he
makes no scruples IN asserting that whatever he un-
deratkes in hisspecialty, he will MOST CERTAINLY PER.
E0RA. No matter how hopeless may be the case
WhehertrOm extreme debility and prOstration.of the
syaen oT lIGa y y p4S9ceessu 6 treatment Of empires
or selt-styled " NJ DIS whom many have unfOrtu-
uateiy been under, from the false delicacy that
many OF my patients tell ne kept them from early
sPpicati3h 70 me- or the no less tatal ideas OF over
coming the disease by the advancement OF age, and
strictly moral minds for they, and all, make the
case worse and II " Is an early from the cause of
being entirely local, it Affects the entire animal econ
omy and then requires general we'll local treat
meut Whlch Dr. Hunter Is happy to be able to say
that thorough Investigation, and great improvement
IN the treatment Of private and delicate diseases Of
both sexes Of however long duration, yield TO his
mode OF treatment. Ii the unfortunate value life and
heath they should Dc sure and call physician Of
age and experience.
n4- No charge for advice. The Doctors Office IL
constantly thronged with patients from all parts Of
the country.
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FROM DETROIT.
DETROIT, Nov. II.
The steamer Water Witch, it is reported,
foundered in recent gale in Saginaw
Bay. All aboard are supposed to be lost.
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| CLEVELAND & PTTTsRuRGH
~ RAIL LROAD -
GLEVELAND 1 TOLEDO B. R.
WINTER ARRAHGEMEYT

L =As
On and aftsr Monday. November lsth IsSs Pa..s,.
excepted: "
1850 A. m.-gHIOAGO EXPREsS-stops At Bsrea,
9IaIton, Oberlini HOTwalk, MonroeVille, Belle.
rees 0iyte, Fremont aud Elmors, and arrives at
1oleoo a. 10 P. NJ DstIOit 20 P H.; and Chi
S;OO r m.-MkSrERN MAIL-Stops At an STA
tlons On southern Division, and arrives At To-
80, l9,lo ~, - y 30 ?; NJ Chicago GEO An.
4soO r lH-sOhIhEEn mAIIs-3tOn7 # N Ika-
tors on Northern Division. and arrives Al san
5:SO Z. m.-NlGHT EXPRESS-Stopsa at Qruf,ou
h0rEaiki monToeVfis, Clyde, and Fremont, aud
arsiyes at Toledo a y. P. H.; Datroit 500 A. n
and Ohicago At 10 20 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections male at NOnroavfIIa vvfkh A 4. g.
duskys Aansneld Newark Z. r. At Ciyds via az
eand1skys Dayton Cincinnati r. r, Al FrS;lIb1f
Win fremont 2 Indians 4. B., and az ToleS5 WIN
the michigan southern Northern Indiana aIid NJ,
ledo wabash Railroads FOR chicago, DetrOif Jkek-
son. EoFL Naynos LogAnsport, Lafsyette Osiro AN
Southwest. -
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and Il
Hest g Gs3 A. H.,e2 IS r n, and So P n From
Sandusky at 9.25 A. x. L D. RufIK HR tr-is
OleVelsnd, November Is, 1853
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IMPORTANT FROM fSsNtsSEE.


Activity OF she nebeis-lse in forcevnent of
Bragg Army--ESpoctcd Inv"sfsn OF
Neutrality-suspicious. Preparing for
Active Operations, So, 40.
hrRsRxxacao. Tenn. June 10. isa3
General haSg has undoubtedly reoeivc< reinforce
menis Of three brfsdee vizGeperas Rates. Ciaytou's
aud thurohlls- Those, with General Browns brigade
OF Mccormess division, left bcbnd. form the nov d
vision OF General Stewart IN nardee's corre.
General Bragg has eighteen br'gades OF infantry
and cavalry There indications that IN operation
with General Buckner a. Knoxville ho Is about 70 mo
the offensive and invade Kentucky striking at about
Monticello or Carthage, IN Elst Tennessee
Buckncr has LARGE force and is speedily o-gnnizng
for offensive ,pc atoms The exempted mon. who have
been gathering sal,pe,rc ana niire in East Tennessee
have been armed by Buckner guard his and aid In
gathering the mmense CROPS OF wheat.
The Union men WHO planted wheat largely In the hope
OF General Burnsides reping have turned their stock
into the field TO destroy the wheat now ripcning Toey
despair Of the Union troops reaching their district 10 avail
themselves Of the crops.
General Graocy's brigade Of North Carolina troops oc
cupy Cumberland Gap
General Buckner has published an order threatening
deserters All officers absent without leave will on the
Goth OF this month be copscrped and forced 10 in
the ranks.
The lowest estimates state General Bragg's force s
forty thousand men.
Knoxville advices say that General Grant will IN
doubleday take vicksburg then flank Jackson from be-
low capture Port Hudson and strike al Montgomery and
Mobile at the same time.
Colonel Bradford, commanding the post OF Knoxville.
advortises in the Register for the apprehension OF Captain
J. g. Matthew'S Of the United States Army who escared
from the Jail at Knoxville on the Both Of May. where he
had been confined on charge Of bridge burning
George Lyies and George williams were hung to-day
for the murder Of Adam Weaver. This murder WAS
committed within the rebel lines.