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no. We direct attention to the card In
another column Of the Ohaplaius of Hardee'e
corps, to the army and resident ministers. The
Ohaplains, generally have been labering with
energy--preaching, holding prayer-meetings
&c. Christians in the army have joined them
in their efforts to do good. They have been
assisted, also, by Rev. Doctor McFerrin who
10 missionary to Bragg's army. Many soldiers
officers and men, have proiessed the christ.
ian faith and quite number have been bap.
tsod. at late meeting, the Ohaplains esti.
mated that from seven hundred to eight hun.
bred sOldiors in Hsrdee's corps, have recently
made profession Of religion, while hundreds
more have become serious and prayerrul. The
good does not stop here. Men, heretofore
ouibreaking in wickedness, are, in many IN.
stances restrained. Audit has been remarked
that, in those regiments where the moral seior-
nation has been greatest, the men are more
cheerful and prompt in their military duties
The 10th Tennessee" is a sbaror, to some ex
tent, in the good work. IN Folks corps, The
religious interest, we understand is quite ~
great as in Hardeea. The Soldiers Clssissisi
Association" organized in maiiy regiments
promises to be Useful
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Tho corruptions Of Parisiin society have
been strikingly illustrated ON two or three e
cent occasions by sudden gis,s of passion
which, weeping away the ihi screens Of cor
emonial observance reveal the ottenness with.
in. Tho trial and the myster GUS whitewash.
Ing Of the banker Mires, the 7oandal Of the
Gt5sla md Ct]zado affairs, and several similar
occurrences, soe reports Of which have lately
fned the letters Of Paris cor espondenls and
the columns Of The French journals, show how
society is demoralized aud hitw the gamblers
and coursezans find their way into places
which should be sealed againi them.
All this vice IL gIosged ovel by The wit am.
fancy Of tho French, but it exits. One Of the
shrowd literary journals Of Elgand puis the
case thus Aspasia iH as beat liiul as her por.
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IADvKnrIsKMENr.I

BRID1EroRT, ALA, June 18th, 1868.
Mn. FaAgo. NJ. PAUL ! SIN again forced 10 defend
myself By an advertisement which appeared Ia youi
issue Of 10th May, 1868.
now repeat that w. II. Harrison a not, an never
has been, member ofmy company. / DO this mosi
emphaticaly. be was not known IN the roorganiza
ton az Knoxville, when was elected Captain and
has never been % my roll ~. Reed, has made q
statement which he knows 10 BIO untrue 20 say The
lsuss " H. am In possession Of facts which show
that Harrison WAS mustered into the Slate service q
Tennessee Tor twelve months, and ha never was 70
mustered into this company, and repent that he y
not, and never has been o member Of my c0mpnuy.
II he y lodging the aefvic8 a " no fault Of mine
and no man viii be more ready 70 arrest him than !.
en- not defending Harrison but myaolL
have the former Captains statement which says
that Harrison does not, aud ceaa9t belong % ihif
company, unless be can be regularly mustered into ~
make thls stat cment IN pure scf defence, end
am prepared 10 maintain Il n any syent
CT. WILLIS,
ial7.iif Capt. Go. lEl ia Couisd. Geo. Bait
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Lllne AasIlna rattl n TroubIe.

The charming little song bird has come to
grief, or rather she has just come to her senses.
The Paris correspondent of the Courier des
Etas Unis, writing under date of May %, says
a journal of Paris had received from London,
and was to publish on Sunday night, note in
English, written and signed by Adeina Patti,
wherein she inyokes the intervention of Brit
ish justice against her family--the family, on
this occasion, being represented by Messrs
Patti, father, aud Strakosch, brother-in Ia "
Miss Adelna complains that she has seen
every penny Of her earnings, amounting TO
more than a hundred thousand dollars swal
lowed up by thealoresaid Patti and Strakosch
This, however, is but little thing in compar
ison with another exercise OF parental author
ity. She was sought in marriage by rich
aud honorable Spanish gentleman; her heart
responded iavorably, and Patti, the father, had
once agreed to the arrangement, in case the
young mans family consented. The young
mans family did consent, but the ladys father
refused TO do as he had agreed, interdicted all
correspondence, and allowed no interview be-
tween the betrothed and her lover. Adelina
now demands to be removed from under ihis
tyranny, and to be placed in the tutelage OF
the Court of Chancery during the seven months
remaining before she becomes Of age, Sac
declares, at the same time, that she has no in
tentiou Of seeking any pecuniaIy return from
her father and brother.in-law, but that she
freely abandons what they have 80 unceremo
niously grabbed.
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traits her saloons arc 40 fashionable, her re
unions as popular and glittsriug. The mobiles
Of the land are AZ her feet historic names are
upon the cards IN her ante chamber. The an
cicaHs HoJissso Of France, driven from the Sen.
ate and the Legislative assemblies by an impe-
rial paryenu. Beein TO have emigtated into her
bondoirs. wit and mirth and fashion may
possibly DO found collected under her roof, for
Attic salt IL not wanting st the festivals OF
Corinth. Many al Alcbiades, who has never
had tho ambition 10 be a statesman many a
poet who has never taken the trouble to sing;
and here and there an embryo philosopher,
who has never chosen to reflect, mingle and
make merry in the crowd. The dice rattle
and the wine flows. The prodigal sons are
liberal, aud The enbues of this society are
kind To the minds Of Ia jeunesse doree, these
seem TO be suppers of the gods-aoctes cas.
naeque Deorum. A duel in the morning or a
fortune ruined over night does not detract
from the charm, while it adds to the excite.
ment Of the scene.
There is nothing unreal about vice in the
salons of The Partisan coteries. The cheeks
which are bright and rosy over night do not
turn TO paint and pallor in the morning. Black
care does not sit upon the crupper of the
horsemen and horsewomen who futer gaiy in
the fresh spring sunshine up the Champs Ely.
sees 10 the Bois de Boulogne The demi.
monde has nothing to be ashamed of, for the
demimonde has become the recognized centre
of Paris life
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Bei5~ Joseph Horn aud Harden Crinshaw
(says the Nashville Press of the llth,) arreBt
ON the 7,h inst by order of COL Baird for cut
ting telegraph wire during the recent battle
at Franklin, Tenn, were sent to the city yes
terday, and placed in Jail, 20 await trial by
military commission. Another accomplice il
this work, VIM. E. Mckay, was released OF
testimony of DR.. Cliifthat he Mckay was ar
idiot.
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1EC~ 1t is truly refreshing to mark the trou.
bles which rise thicker and faster in the Yam
kee tabernacle. AT the last meeting in New
York nvictive was even louder than ever from
the speakers who have been laying the corner
stones Of agitation. McMasters, for example
appealed to physical force and arms to resist
Die administration Judge McCunn said that
there was but one course for them-"Liberty
or DEATH" Mr.. Blankman said that julius
Caesar had his Brutus, and Charles l. his
Cromwell, and counselled resistance 10 tic
drqd on the ground of the war being uncon-
stitutional. Mr.. Rankin warned the people
that they might never see another Presidential
election; for the Government wanted to make
rebels of the freemen Of the North, that they
might have chance to subjugate them by the
strong arm ofmilitary power. Mr.. Bergman
said the United States Government was. like
some Of the European despotsms, becoming
absolute and tyrannical, and the people were
not prepared TO submit TO the sacrifice of their
liberties. Mr., Birdsal declared Abe Lincoln
to be miserable apology for President and
his Government vile despotism. Mr.. Van
Loon appealed to their strong arms to protect
their rights in the last extremity. Mr.. Cald
well reiterated the same sentiment. Mr.. Mul.
lally denounced the war as an Abolition war.
and if it was continued we would have king
at Washington.
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b6s~ The pressing Of negroes iuto service
in Nashville must be creating quite an excite
ment among the American citizens of thai
city, of African descent One Of the Yam
kee editors now in Nashville, few mornings
since, was in Parishes shaving establishment
when an announcement was made that the
pressing was going on Instantly the sweeteE
ed water compexioued negro who was attend
ing to tonsorial wants, made for the bath room
Nose tainted and fell into the looking glass
Ned tipped over glass of sulphur water into
gentleman's bosom, while the proprietor, whc
has travelled all over Europe, Asia, Africa and
New Jersey, complained of sudden attack o.
rheumatism. AT last accounts, however al
Was quiet ON the Po-matum.
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" And dance all night
Till broad daylight,

And so home with the girls ia the morning"
The officers are all in full dress. The warm
weather costume Becomes mos of them amaz-
ingly, and their fiery, unia ned steeds," in
goodcondition, gaiIy and gatdy, prance over
the smooth woodland road Of Bedford as
though conscious of the holiday season. There
is also some very serious mat imoniaI specula.
tions in progress, and famous amount of airt
ing. In word, all parties, ale and female
are making hay while the So shines" And
God be with them
yicksburg is the "lront Of the army Of
Middle Tennessee. Upon that hangs the tale
Of the therein mutual inact witty. II is the
pivot Of the campaign in the Southwest. Its
fate once decided and the irums will beat
below us aga n, and the roar of hostile cam
non break upon the murmur Of streams, the
voices Of fair women and the everlasting
hum Of nature and summer. When that time
comes wo shall not fear the result. The
pluck Of the army is more intense perhaps
than II ever was, and the discipline superior.
The return Of so many regiments from Mis-
sissippi-which, by the way. we believe an
error, for we dono need them hero--augmenis
the forces to impregnability. Let the enemy
therefore come,
"Aad dam'd be he
WhofSt cries, hold, ,nough ~
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OeS- Vallandigham is doubtless safely out
of the Confederate States by this time. lie
may possibly turn up ameng the Knicker
boekers under the protection of Gov. Sey
mour. In any event his prospects for the
Governorship of Ohio are good.
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VALUABLE HORSE LOsT,-Lost on June stb
erge Bay Horne, from the camp OF TIE aath
Alabama regiment. near Fala creek Tennessee. said
morse y bright hay, about yoan od, about l6i
aAnas hi8h, Slih white face, and one or two white
iathor stylish animal liberal reward viii
pc aAla Tor ms return 70 w. A. C0chfaa Surgeon 34th
Alabama Regiment, MauigaHlts Brigade Wiihorsi
bFhphi fotk9 Corps A. Il. flul7-atFl
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S2~ The whereabouts of Kirby Smith is q
theme of general inquiry and interest One
thing may be relied on, and that is that be is
IN army parlapce, around" He will turn NJ
some where some of these days, and ther
" look out for snakes" for they will wreatl
out of his cannon and hiss from the mouth o
his rifles. Especially let the American citi
zen of African descent beware. 1t is a pop
ular axiom now in the West, that
When ever Kirby pulls trigger,
Hes pretty sure to fetch niggerl"
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Beg The Chaplains ofHardees corps invite
all Ministers OF the Gospel in the army, Mis-
sionaries to the army and resident Ministers
to attend themeetings of the "Chaplain's Az
ISOLATION Hardee's corps" Time of meeting
every Wednesday, 9, Am Place, at present
Baptist Church, Fairfield
By order Of the Association.
JNo. A. ELLIS, Sec'ty.
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DeA- The negro battalion in Washington. in
passing the prison where the Confederate
prisoners were, halted and gr0aned them.
lfsny of our boys ever get hold of the black
rascals they will soon be past all grooming"
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ME- We are not in panic about Vcks-
burg. There is no occasion for fear. We are
anxious--we are serious--we arc prayerful;
but we are not frightened. With wary 10
Johnston, adroit Kirby Smith, and steadfast
Pemberton we rest our hopes, and it still
blooms forth good fruit. Be of good cheer,
for the day of resurrection will surely come.
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Dag~ Banks Corps d4frique has been pref.
ty well used up. We have often heard Of an
army corps knocking the +" black out of its
enemy, but this is the first instance Of one
having the black knocked out Of it.
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lion. JOHN p. MURRAY.-At meeting Of ths
Ii goth Tenn. Regiment the following proceedings
were held
Mr.. W. +. NJ. Betty Of Warren, was called to the
chair and G. II Pippn appointed Secretary. Captain
W b. Moouy, 1t. J. g Maxwell, NJ. W. Russell Capt
draft resolutions, when they reported the following
Resolved, That II Is the unanimous desire Of the OIL
GERS and soldiers Of the 9Sh Regt Of Tenn Vols that
our former Colonel, John p Murray, represent Us in
the Confederate Congress, In the ith Congressional
District Of the State OF Tennessee. He will II cans
didate receive the unanimous support of this regiment
We have known him as a soldier citizen and as An
officer, and cheeriully commend him TO the public az
eminently qualified lor the position which was unan>
imously adopted
G. r. PIPrrN, WEN. BETTY,
may3l-3w Secretary. Chairman.
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SzS- The most extensive swindle in the way
Of Western land warrant, Is believed to be
the Grant Of yicksburg.
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Ssy- The literary interest Of the South are
at the present moment very active, and books
appearing in abundance from the Richnond
and Mobile press,
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No. "The return Of Yallandigham TO Ohio
next fall as Governor" says the Cincinnati
Enquirer, will be a sight worth seeing"
That It will.
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reA- The Convention Of the Episcopal
Church which was to meet the third Wednes.
day in June is postponed until further notice
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Be1- The Freeman's Journal comes down
rather heavily upon amanda Wood, and
what il terms the 4" New York State Democ.
racy.n
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1SS~ Gen. Sam Houston lately remarked
that " if the Yankees pestered him much
more, he'd shoulder musket himself, old as
he u.s."
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Bey We learn as we 60 to press that the
nominee Of the Winchester Convention for
Governor is the Hon. Robert L. Caruthers.
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~ 10 response to numerous solicitations, | an-
nonnce myself a candidate for election to toe House
oil Representatives from the Pictorial District
composed OF the counties Of Van Buren,, Bledsoe and
Rhea, at the ensuing August election.
iunel2-te* RE GAINES.
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ReA- The French are gaining important al
vantages now over the Mexioans.
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HOPARINEhhhlP NUTICE.-The Underlined
" have associated themselves tor6fher nnder ~
style and Arm Of BONDURART a MATTHTAS. for
the purpose 81 conducting the GROCERY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS, IN Lynchburr, Va.
we tnall Keep constantly on hand AZ large ana
vel selected htoes q 4R0UERIES and STAPLE
pains % serve our customers az az tlmea
Conducting the business ca tie CAgE oflnriula
We VIII BE- enabled 10 oncf Inducements 10 civ ~
country purchasers eHher.by Wholesale % retail.
Oonsig ninehn q Flour, wheat, Corn and nll other
country produces solicited and PROMPT returns AZ III
cases, a. soon ~ aalea ere mrdo'
Manufactured end Smoking Tobacco ana Hnua Of
al grades always on hahd. "
Weaoliclt shase e De public psifonaee.
.,u +. sONDuRANT,
eesi''s@ JAMES MATTHIAS.
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RARcAINs IN REAL ESTATE.

Any person wishing 10 make M investment IN
GOOD farm can do 90 TO advantage on application I,
tho subscriber-who will also sell q bargain 10
house and lot centrally located In Chattanooga.
jal1-tf J. II. WILLY.
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Jttu advertisements.


CALT! SALT loo sacks Just received and for
- sale, wholesale or retail, doors north OF "spen /,
Ger House
juIS 81 MT. swIoK y Co.
I oUsE SERVANTS WANTED.
wish to buy
A competent Seam tress
A good Cook and Washer
And man suitable for house servant and who
can take care Of horses w. N. HALDEMAN,
julS'2t* one square In rear of Post Once.
n ,HIRTY DOLLARS REWARD. Runaway from me
j in Gainesville, Ca, on Wednesday last a mu.
atto slave about feet 10 or II inches high isa
very Likely negro in every respect has been CRIPPLED in
one ANGLE, had with him when he left light cOored
coat and yankee over coat, had on brown or black
pants. viii give the above reward to any person
that viii take aud lodge him in jail, and write me at
Cartersville Ga he is no doubt making his way to
iui8 81 G. S. GARRlGus.
Nj Orl1E From and after the goth June instant
~ Confederate Treasury Notes issued prior to the
first of December 1862 will not be received on depos
ties or in payment Of debts to these banks.
The law of Congress regulating the funding Of
Treasury Notes, readers this course necessary It
provides that after the first of August next these
notes cannot be funded.
W, D fULLToN, Cash. Bank Of Chattanooga.
jul3-lm
GTRAYED from Tullahoma on 18th inst, one small
~ dark bay Mare, smooth coat, no marks. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by delivering her 20
Capt. ]. p Horbach, A. Q. NJ at Tullahoma or to me
at shebyvile, at pay Office for unattached officers.
JAMES MAURICE,
jnl73t Capt A, Q.M.
E0UND--On the 10th inst, IA the Office of the
L Spencer House, small amount of Confederate
Money and some Papers, which the owner can have
by describing the same, and paying for this adver.
usement. Apply to J.E HALEY,
JulI lWT Of Spencer House.
TETANTED--I wish TO hire No house servant to
w attend at the Hotel liberal wages will be paid
W. A. CAMP, 0coee Hoyse.
Cleveland, June 9, lw
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD. Stolen out Of my
Il stable Saturday night the 3Oth instant, black
Mare, large ami likely, about l6 hands high, star in
her forehead some old shoes her fore feet (f not
lost of no brands recollecled 8 or years old, in
good order &c, will give the above reward for the
Apprehension OF the thief or twenty-five dollars for
the without the thief the mare was stolen from
under lock, out Of my stable last night.
iuneS-2w MARY LIP. VANN0Y.
N, B.-My husband is In the army. win the pub.
lie assist poor woman in the recovery Of the mare
and the apprehension OF the thief and obge,
N. L.P. VANN0Y.
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TETANTED--I wish TO hire No house servant to
w attend at the HOTEL liberal wages will be paid
W. A. CAMP, Ocoee Hoyse.
Cleveland, June 9, lw
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AND KITCHEN FURNITuRE Ac

Alta AUCTION,
On Saturday morning next, Goth inst, at 0 O'Clock
will sell before my store, several articles OF House,
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Implements
complete set Carpenters Tools, hall barrel Black
berry Wine, &o., &c.
ALSO,
] Top Buggy,
! no Top Buggy,
Lot Pocket Cutlery &s5 &c.
jal7A J. II. WILLY.
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Over one hundred editions Of which have been sold In
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supplied al SI5 per leo copies. Address
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corner Main and Fourteenth Sis
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Posi- HEADQUARTERS ROME, Ca,
June 18th, 1868. (
THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD-P Private J l. Pierce
J. OF 1T. Hays company on detached service from
Cheatham's Division, Folks Corps, Army Tennessee,
stationed at Rome Ga age IL years, feet inches
high, dark complexion sandy hair grey eyes, and b.
longs 10 Co. 3Sth regiment Tennessee Vols, and
resides ia Gwinnett county Ga. The above reward
will be paid for bis apprehension and delivery TO me-
at this post or any other military post IN the Coned
crate States. d. HAY
jul7-30d lst Ii. and Comdg. Detail.
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GAIT! SALT LOO sacks Just received and fol
- SALE wholesale or retail, doors north OF "spen
Ger House.
julS ST. NJ. T. SWICK Il Co.
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Company,
(oFFIoE OVER sTRoHEoKEEs DRUG STORE
MACON, GEORGIA.
ELAN ALxANpKR, President
VIZ. b. JoHRsToa,
4. r.. BLOOM,
n. H. STRcHRCnER, nt.a.,...
J. COwLm, N"s-""
A. N. LOOKErT,
A. y. THOMPSON,
JAMEg a. hrsBeT, Secretary and Treasurer.
A. y. TH0MrBOE General Superintendent,
Jan. llth, 1858. On