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RAP &c.
FROM TENNESSEE.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 21.-The Gazette
has private advices from the army of the
Cumberland up to 18th. A movement is
in progress and the public may soon look
for important news from East Tennessee.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTo-
MAC, Aug. 17.-There are emphatic sym
ptoms of a movement in this army.
Troops left Alexandria for New York
last evening. More will doubtless follow.
The time having arrived for an advance
on Richmond, the Army of the Potomac
will probably remove to points nearer
Washington, to defend that and the line
of the Potomac, and after proceedings at
the South have been successful, will renew
its march on the Rebel capital, in con-
junction with troops approaching from
ether directions.
A Times special has advices from the
army tonight which state that the I'M
preston prevails that the rebels are pre-
pairing a cavalry movement on our rear, to
destroy the railroad.
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HON. JAMES H. MORRIS.

The banner county, Old Monroe, and
that whole Congressional District should
feel proud of this bold champion of the
peoples dearest rights. He is devoting
his whole time to the cause and visiting
counties where he is personally a stranger,
urging on the people, to the great work,
and making hosts of friends from his sound
Judgment, genial nature and honest heart
He left on Eridaynlast for the counties
of Mercer, 4 laiz &c. He does not
intend to lose ssday until the election
Let all our Democf45s follow his example
as far as possible. = sstotesn,on.
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Later News from Charleston.

NEW York, Aug. l9.-The very latest
news from Charleston is to the 18th.
FIVE O'clock Z. M.-The rebels have
piled sand bags on the wharf against the
rear wall Of Sumter forty feet high, COM
pletely protecting the magizenes from
Gilmores shore batteries, but few shots
were fired during Sunday. 1t is general
ly understood that the assault will be made
tomorrow if the weather promises favora-
BILE for operations.
A private note, dated off Morris Island
at o'clock p M. on the 10Th, says we
will have Sumpter tomorrow certain.
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$500.

The Government paid three hundred
dollars apiece for the freedom of niggers
in the District of Columbia; but, white
men must pay three hundred dollars out
of their own pockets to free themselves
from the draft.
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The Crime of the Republi.
can Party.

The crime, the high crime of the Re-
publican party" MAS not SO much its re.
sfnsal to compromise, as its original organ
STATION upan basis and doctrine wholly
ineonsistent with the stability Of the
Constitution and the peace of the Un-
s.ion. as
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vsi4THE UNION AS 1T WAS, AND
THE CONSTITUTION AS IT ISi'
al hold that THIS Government was made
on the WHITE BASIS, by WHITE
MEN, for the BENEFIT of WHITE MEN
and their POSTERITH. forever. STE
sPHEN A. DoUGLAs.
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MEMPHIS, Aug. 17.-Advices from
New Orleans Of the 18th are received.
The health of the city is only fair. There
are numerous cases of yellow fever at
quarantine.
The steamer Wood, from Vicksburg,
brings 500 sick soldiers. Disease is said
to be on the increase at that point, most
of the cases being malignant type OF
typhoid fever, seven out of ten of which
prove fatal.
Mobile is being heavily reinforced, in
anticipation of an attack
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AWdTuIUB OOmmltte6-ThOS. A. w ay, ThOS
Nelson and Joel Yost.
Horses for, Sweepstakes.
Fastest trotting horse or mare in single
harness, making five rounds of the course,
inside of three minutes ......... $4,000
Fastest pacing or racking horse or
mare in single harness, making FIVE
rounds of tn course inside of three
minutes, OF less than to make
field. 10000
An entrance fee of $1,000 will be required
in each, and if hut one entry $4,000
Awarding Committee--Jere. Witten, Ste
phen Pancoast and DIR. Geo. w. Mason.
CLASS R.-Mnlas and Jacks.
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best display OF peas, peck 100
best 10 lbs of hops LOO
No premium shall be awarded in this
class except to the producer and Of the
crop of 1863.
AWARDING CoMMITTEE-Jeptha Du-
val, q. S. Algeo, aud Thomas Ford.
FEMALE EQUESTRIANISM.
One hour Of the I'd and Sd DAYS Of the
Fair will be devoted to Ladies Horse
manship.
On the I'd day will be awarded pre-
MUM of GoLD WATCH Entrance fee,
$500; to be paid by 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of
that day. And on the Sd day will be
awarded premium of SILVER WATcH.
Entrance fee, S100; to be paid by 10
o'clock, A. NJ. of that day. Ten eutries
to make field in each.
AWARDING CoMMITTEE-D DR.. J. d.
O'Conner J. R. Norris VIM. Okey, Al
len Shotwell, Geo. w Bennett.
.ss- FLOWING MATCH.
To the team that will plow of an acre.
within two hours, in the best and most
workmanlike manner
1st premium, $500
2d premium, $500
The committee are requested to state
the particular advantage in each perform
ance which entities u to premium, also
the imperfections in the different perform.
ances.
AWARDING CoMMITTEE-Joshua Amos,
Elijah MeMahon. and jesse jackson, jr.
REGULATIONS:
1. The payment of one dollar coHsti-
tutcs any person a member of the Society
for one year, All members have right
to compete for premiums.
2. Any article offered for premium
must be owned or manufactured by the
person offering it, or by member of his
family under 21 years Of age.
3. All kinds Of stock, mechanic arts,
farming implements, dairy products, paint
ings, needle work, Sc of other counties
auc States are allowed to compete for pre-
miums on an equal footing with Monroe
county.
the year or previously, and whether here
tofere had premium awarded or not, are
eligible to compete for premiums.
5. Exhibitors are required to have their
articles and stock entered on the books
before they are placed within the enclo-
sure, and before II o'clock of the first
day of the Fair. and remain until 3 clock
of the third day. On the entry of the
articles and stock, cards will be furnished
with the number and class which are. to
be placed on the animal or article to be
exhibited.
6. Whether there be much, little or no
competition, prem ums will be awarded,
provided the regulations of the Society
be adhered to and the articles are merito-
rious. S.P. JONES. Pres't.
JAs. w. WALTON, Sec'y.
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SOUTHERN NEWS FROM CHAR
TESTON

NORFOLK, Aug 21-The Richmond
Whig of to-day contains the following
from Charleston Of the goth:
The enemy's operations during the last
"a hours have been principally confined
to steady and continuous bombardment
of Fort Sumter from their parrot guns on
Morris Island. Their fire begins to tell
on Fort Sumter which replies only at long
intervals. The defense OF the harbor de-
pend mainly upon Sumter. Even If that
fortress should be battered down the har
Dor may still be held
Gov Boreman has issued proclama-
ton urging the removal of all non-com-
batants from Charleston as soon as posi-
ble
The 200 pound parrot guns of the enc
my are too much for the walls of Sumter.
1t has been determined to defend the city
from street to street and from house to
house as long as foot of earth is left.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1863-08-26

GT The Union was divided by de-
feating the Democratic party; it will
be restored when the party again comes
into power.
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Best do over years s.... 3
Best pair of Draught Horses ....-...
End. do do ...........3
Best pair Draught Mares. s...............5
End do do
Awarding Committee-Henr Brown, De-
mus Slusher and Geo. s. Aigeo.
Horses for Harness 6ec
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best daguerreotype
End best do SO
Awarding Committee--Mrs. DIR. J. Smith
Mrs. J. NJ. Kirkbride and Mrs. 8 A. Jones.
CLASS L-Fruits
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End do 3
Best Double Shovel plow
End do 1
Should the COMMITTEES deem it necessary
the merits of the plows will .be decided by
trial.
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SECOND DEPARTMENT.

lister and Jas. W. Armstrong,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-23
No. 3l

his profession would have eaualled him. !.
lie was rapidly becoming a fine orator g.
and skillful jurist he stood high Ia the
confidence Of the people, and his society
was courted by all who knew him. Rnt
soon the love OF strong drink overcame
him ne became negligent and careless:
cases given him were lost for want of
proper attention /; he spent more time at
the tavern than he did in his Office; losing
the respect of the people, he was soon re-.
duced to very limited circumstances the
, tavern became the place of his evening re.
sort. He WAS found now only in the so.
ciety of drunkards; his effects were all
/ squandered for liquor; even his law.books
were sold to grstify the cravings of de-
praved appetite.
He who few months before was loved
/ and respected by all who knew him. now
wandered about the streets, Stunned and
unnotieed BY those who were once his bo.
som friends.
| Oh, tsou invincble spirit of wine what
] misery do you not createi What crimes
art thou not the originator of? Thou
I leadest men from the paths of honor and
rectltude, to sing Bacchan6. In songs in a.
brothel; yea, thou temptest some to turn
back when they have almost reached the
I goal, where the chaples of fame Is ready
woven to adorn their brows, to sacrifice
upon thy altar, health, peace and happi-
ness
/ One dark, rainy night, Jalius, with q
number of others, was seated around the
| fire OF low dirty groggery all had drunk
to excess; politics was the theme for discuss.
ion; the debate waxed hot; it soon be-
came quarrel fiery words were spoken
anon, the champions of the respective
parties rcsorted to blows, and in the con-
test. Julius fell with a dagger sticking in
his heart!!
Reader, my narrative has come to ar
end. Would you miss the rock upor
which the hopes and happiness Of thi
young man were forever wrecked ther
shun, oh shun the cause that waited hi
bark out into that dark, ilifmitable oceai
OF htemperanee, whose bottom In whit
with the bones of thousands swallowed n,
ey its voracious waves. Beware of th
first glass of wine! A smile NAV cree,
ever the face, and increduilty curl the III
OF some, when they are told of the poten
spirit of wine; but they will find out
alas! when it is too late, that it has N
power to forge adamantine chains, witt
which to manacle the soul of its yotary
Pleasure may present the chalice to you
lips, and Fashion bic. you quaff it; bu,
on dash it dash it down regardless Q
their frowns or mocking smiles
The tempter may lead You to green
:'sunny bowers, where blooming fowe,
: please the eye, and spicy zephyrs fan th
throw; where fairy forms move GRACEFUL
} on the rich, green carpet, and the golde
s ,wine-cup passes freely from lip to lip
8 but, oh flee, flee from it; it is an Edel
t tsmiling on the verge of hell,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-23
swered loud and eager with that sweet old



No, blessed be God /! they had no. for
gotten auId lang syne;;" for throsgh toll
and weariness, and forced marches, under
those burning skies they had come, bring
ing deliyerance, when, had they delayed
for rest another day, all woald haze been
oyer ! .st
:, Oh, Jessie Brown Jessie Brown brave
Scotch woman, you had your reward when
they led you before the General, whose
name his country will delight to honor, as
he entered the Fort that night, and when
your health was drunken at the officers
banquet, and the pipers marched round
the table to the sweet tune of auld lang
syne. You shall have your reward, too
in knowing that, wherever, over all the
earth, the English tongue is.spoken, youl
| name shall be household word, honorec
and beloved!
And when years may have passed away
and we Sit, gray hairad grandfathers ane
grand mothers, amid cur homes, and ou1
grand children gather in the long winte
evening around US, and listen eagerl,
while we tell them of the fearful slaughte
of Cawnpore, we will tell them also of tn
deliverance at Lucknow, and the bray
story of "Jessie Broaon."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-03-23
FOB THE SPIRIT OF TUE AGE.
TO THE LOVED ONES AT HOME.
BY ERATo

Father, dear, dost thou remember
When yon ssed me 81 through arou das lie window,
But you did bid me sfayf ## @.#.-
fGr should SSa ans. tes1 s9s T. ssIsS
Though my heart was full to breaking,
And the loved snes wept around. ..
Say, Mama" win you not miss me- - -sa
When You the OTHERS there
Wild you you wish wish that was with them
But dear Sister, s'lrpMs I'm not 20 ask Tssr
If thou dost miss my smile, ,......#
For / know that thou art thiuking- 20 s.'.-
Thinking of mo all the while. -..e -
Are the children often thinking a.a. zEatE.
Do they often for the absent ss q Eg.Fss.1 .
Shed asilent LsvING tearY ..- 81
Does . our soldier" ever speak
Is he glad Icannot tease him
ls he glad that an goncl s~#E E~.. 4s1#U
Round the family altar. there; So.
Us my name horne upward oftsn.
Is there q seat nearto the table 1 s-. s1
10sSd GPs missed sssr fD% sn.rsss sase
vacant heart-a vacant chair. . .ls z-4
Do yoq miss pe, ohi ye loved
Arc ye often, often thinking +. ..
5 OF the one who'sfar awayf -
wand won h9ss ss ss;d Sss .os S1ss NOV s
Does not to the absent eomeI = -efs.s -
How miss my much love Pastor,
And wish TO have him tell me '-ss
OF Heaven, that glorious place. ssstrs1ts.t <
Oh 7! / wish TO have him M -
Guiding one to Heavens gate
To those fields Of endless glory pv af4 90 4aI lJ
Where the holy angels wait
Should never my Father. es.s tfaEasvgsg
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Should never my Pastor Ft# fFaA
Know die without fear
III cross the stream Of Jordan e 20
Ere see you all again; s4s.-zf - :
Shed tear for the Departed
Let my exit give no paint &C.,, .r uBE-s 81 rs
"AoUETAs HosR," March. es. ass.f-
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CEDRON BITTER S

one trial, and you Will never any others.
II Is necessary publish long Inst Of diseases foI
which the Cedron Bitters specific.
In all diseases of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS
or LIVER:
In all affections Of the BRAIN depending upon derange
ment Of the stomach or Bowels;
In GOUr, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
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Ia l. destined 10 supersede all other remedies. Ii not
My cures all these diseases but II prevents them.
wine glass full Of the Bitters taken horr before
each meal will ohviate the III effects of the most un-
healthy climate and screen the person taking IL against
disease under the most trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists and Gr,cerS generally.
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SETTER ARERIEN t.

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FOUNDRIEs.
THE HOOSIEIs STATE
FOUNDRY and STOVE WORKS..

HAviNG COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY. We ARR
prepared 10 receive and satisfactorily execute
Orders for stoves ana castings generally. The senio
partner has Just returned from the East where he Ia
procured the erabe and perfect patterns for cook
and paror introduced ntothe marke. Wee>pe
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UD ~ - n. nc ~ - II n.

and is attendant train Of symptoms, II acts more like
charm than a medicine There j. nothing In the whole
range Of the Maera Medoa that for a moment bear
a comparison with IL ia this disease.
fnl 81 this wonderful plant may be found In
the eleventh edition Of the IT, s. Dspensatory pages 1887
and 1893
series Of experiments, In which DR. Bull has been
for engaged has Just been brought To successful
termination, and h. Is enabled offer TO the public
combination Of Cedron with other improved toncs. the
preserved the best quality Of copper-istlled
Bourbon whisky, which he is confident has equal in
the world.
He miI hit furnish volume OF certificates, but the pub
lie have long learned estimate such things at
heirrue value The safest plan Is for every 10 test
for himself the virtues of n medicine. Give the
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Pay per Ann.
o. y. Morton. Governor. ONCE, State House;
residence corner OF Market and Illinois sts 1000
W. X Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
To Governor. Office, State House; resides
with Governor Morton. .................... AGA
w. n. n. Terrell, Major and Military Secretary
10 Governor. Office. State House. residence
Loves BlOsk. on ohio street............... ALAS
W. N. Schlater. Major - Regiment. Indiana
Volunteers. A. d. e. TO Governor. Office,
State House; boards at Palmer House,. ALAS
Lar. Noble. AdjuisLt General Of Indiana.
Office. state House. boards Bates House;
$500 from the State and O., 664 pay Of Col
onel .......................... AGA
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N MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULL,
COMPOUND CEDR0N BlTTERS
The Laies, and Most important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.

MO MANS NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY con-
nee,sd with the history Of the Maieria Medca 81 the
United states more favorably known a pioneer IN
medical discovery than that If JOHN BULL, Of Louis
VILE Ky. H- nimitable preparation Of Sarsapara has
long stood TIE head 81 the various compounds 81 that
valuable drug his compound Pectora 81 Wild Cherry
has become a hou.eh word throughout the and
Soufh and his Worm Lozenges, IN less than sfter
their Introduction. attained reputation widespread
a the continent 81 North America. But the GROWING
glory his life remains be attained ia bis latest dis
covery, rather combination for he does not ella 10
have been The dicoverer ~ CEDRON which Il the basis
Of the Btter~ offered 90 the public That honor be-
longs 10 the native Inhabitants OF Central America. 10
whom = virtues have been known for more than two
hundred years Armed with H. the Indian bids defiance
to the most deadly malaria and handles without fear be
most venomoas serpenfs. II = belief with them that
while there T. breath left In the body The Cedron potent
20 cure. no matter what the disease nav be.
While DR. Bull is not prepared 10 indorse this exrava-
pretenon. h l. nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination Of the evidence relating It's virtues,
that a. remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either 10 changes Of weather and climate
the miasmafic Influences II stands without rival,
and justly deserves the reputation IL has long enjoyed
n Central America and the West Indies. In
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
RUSSELL HOUSE,
Detroit, Michigan, 862.

Tho undersigned, late of the PArrEE IIousE, st.
Joseph No. begs leave to call attention Of the tray-
cling public to the fact that he is proprietor OF the
above House.
For elegance and comfort tho RUSSELL llousE Is
not surpassed by any Hotel in the Western country
IL Is supcrbly furnished, warmed by steam and
lighted with gas throughout. 1t i The largest Hotel
IN Michigan, has the advantages Of pleasant airy
location in tho very heart of the City
Should you visit Detroit, please give me call
III t'y j.. I. MINOR, Prop.