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The Christian Commission.

WlLLAMsTowN, VI, Aug 9Th, 1868.
WMR. EDITOR Dear Sir. Will you, for the
benefit of the e." United States Christian Commits
sion, :" (and 30 for the benefit Of our soldiers, for
their interests are one,) give place in the Freeman
to the following extracts from letter in the last
number of the New York Observer, from J. w.
Stevenson, Secretary of the American Tract So
ciety? Mr.. S. is writing Of hospital labors after
the late battle at Gettysburg, and after speaking
of the efforts put forth by benevolent societies for
the relief of the sick, wounded and dying, he
says;
81 cannot doubt that numerous lives we're
saved, and vast suffering prevented by this united
and earnest Christian effort. Nor could 1.-THE
Of this good have been effected If the benevolent
at home had withheld the stores used by the la
borers. Thousands of men have been relived,
strengthened, and put upon the way OF recovery,
by the cordials fruits, stimulants and delicacies
prepared at far northern homes, by willing hands,
and sent forward with sympathizing prayers.
And let me here answer question often asked
me as pass through the land and plead for the
soldiers, namely this Do the provisions and
delicacies prepared assduously by fond friends,
and sent forward, ever reach the soldiers for
whom they are intended, or do not the employees
of the association regale themselves upon the del
icacies and leave the poor patients unsuppied
have usually given to the charge implied in this
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ing to the Journeyman who had per(ormod
the operation, said " did you shave this gen.
tleman ~
The bail Der replyed eyes sir"
Mr.. NJ. responded rather sharply, " Have the
goodness to look at his face. -
The barber looked and appeared puzzled
perplexed-and declared resolutely that be shaved
the gentleman, but his looks indicated that he
was in doubt
" Then be SO good as to shave him agaa.r
SAID the proprietor, Imperatively.
The second shave was commenced, the BARRIE,
mutterlng that the beard was longer than it was
the first time he shaved him, but minute before
This brought out laugh from the customers
in the solooD, who had been attracted by what
had just happened. second shave was execu.
ted, but before the time for the third arrived
gentleman who was present discovered the name
of Prof. King in hat on the table, and laugh.
ing, exclaimed, there is a magician in the
shop" And SO it appeared. The gentleman
was Prof. King, the celebrated magician and
ventriloquist. He was in the city few hour,
on business and took the opportunity to plav
this joke on the barber The trick was new
one, and how it was performed we do not know
any more than the barbers.-Rochsster Union.
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Agent Christian Commission.

A MAGICIAN AMONG THE BARBERs-A Coon
JoKE.-A good locking gentleman, with some
thing OF the elegant appearance in which the
character of Satan is clothed upon the stage
went into Marsh's Shaving Saloon in the Arcade
last evening, and took chair to be manipulat- |
upon by knight of the razor. The journey
man barber performed the operation to the best
OF his ability, and the gentleman arose from the
chair, Standing before mirror, he called the
proprietor, and the following colloquy ensued
Sir, believe am in your debt for shave.
but allow me to inquire if you think have been
fairly operated upon.
AS he said this he turned the side of his face
to Mr.. Marsh and there appeared to be beard
of weeks growth.
Mr.. M. replied, Certainly not" and turn
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
Bryan's PuimOniC Waters.

INC moscerl2n and sPeedy remedy ever discovered TOT
all Diseases OF the Chest and Lungs, Coughs, Colds
Asthma, Consumption Bronchitis, Influenza
Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, &c, &c.
THESE WATERS give the most Gus nd per.
feet relief, and when persevered with according to
directions, never fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
thousands have been restored to perfect health who have
tried ether means in vain. To all classes and all cons
tuons they are equally blessing and cure-none need
despair no matter how long the disease may have exist
cd or however severe 1t may be, provided the organc
structure of the vital organs is not hopeessly ecsye
Every one afflicted should give them impartial trial
To Vocasts and public Speakers these Waters are pc
severe occasional hoaeness and their regular use for
few days will at all times increase the power aud fex
oly OF the voice. greatly improving its Tone compass
ana cearness for which purpose they regularly USED
by many professional vocalists. nov28wd&my .
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor 81 Gorlandt Street, N l.
frice 20 cts per box. For sale by all Druggists
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

THIS invaluable medicine sunfailing in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution.
1t moderates all excuses and all distractions
from whatever cause, and speedy cure may be relied
To Married Ladies'
is peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage but at every other
time, and in every other case they perfectly safe
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain In
ton, Papitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits Hys
ercs, Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful diseas
es occasioned by disorgauzed system, these Pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 90 pills, and encrcled with the
Government Stamp Of Great Britain can be sent post
for 81 90 and postage stamps.
sold by all Druggists. nov28lymw&d
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Stray Colt.

TUE subscriber has in his pasture, the farm former
y owned by Elisha Hubbard, Colt, three years ola,
brown and white foot behind, The will please
call, pay charges, and take him away.
JABEZ EXTER.
Berlin, July 81, 1868. p&WV
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FRANKLIN COUNTY.

HIRAM F. STEVENS, }
ALFRED KEITH, Senators.
HARVEY d. FARRAR,)
ROMEO H. HOYT, 1rdoes
ROYAL 7. BINGHAM,
A. J. SAMSON, Judge Of Probate.
NORMAN F. WOOD, States Attorney.
r. X. SHERMAN, Sheriff.
A. A. MOORE, High Bailif.
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LAMOILLE COUNTY.

j. A. CHILD, Senator.
SAMUEL PLUMLEY, r,aoos
THADDEUS HUBsELL, 'u'Ee''
G c. CHADWICK, Judge of Probate.
PIX. GLEED, States Attorney.
JOHN b. SEAvER, Sheriff
TRUMAN SMITH, High Bailiff.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

4 44HAs b sH ASS, Senators.
E Fl sSHRo BAss' Assistant Judges.
JUDGES OF PROBATE,
A. II. GILMORE, Bradford District.
J.R CLEAVELAND, Randolph District.
JOHN ROWFLL, States Attorney.
ROYAL BURNHAM, Sheriff
J. p. CLEVELAND, Jr., High Bailif.
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Union County Tickets:
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

RODERICK RICHARDSON,
ADDISON PECK, Senators.
P. ID. BRADFORD,
CALVIN FULLERTON, | Ass;,t.nt 1udcas
ABEL X. WARREN,
TIMOTHY r. MERRILL, Judge OF Probate.
CHARLES H HEATH, States Attorney.
ANGER NJ JACKMAN, Sheriff.
OLIVER l.. WATSON, High Bailiff.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

r.; z = 3 E. : T s} SEfEs, Senators.
AXRRE" H XARNAR' Judges.
T0RREY f. WALES, Judge Of Probate.
r. 8. TAFT, States Attorney.
NIB. FLANAGAN. Sherit.
R. s. BLODGETT, nigh Bailif.
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ADDISON COUNTY.

s Si p: H E24saNhS Senators.
4 4kFL w ShsIH, Assistant Judges.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
HARVEY MUNSILL, New Haven District.
C. G. TELDEN, Addison District.
II, s. FOOTE, S ate's Attorney.
G. A.C0LLAMER, Sheriff.
IRA RAYMOND, High Bailif.
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rutland COUNTY.

MERRITT CLARK,
NATHANIEL FISH, Senators.
WILLIAM T. NICHOLS
BARNES FRISBIE, Assistapt Irdoas
JOEL w. AINSW0RTH,
DAVID e. NICHOLSON, States Attorney.
WILLIAM NJ FIELD, Sheriff.
EZRA EDSON, High Bailif.
JUDGES or PROBATE.
A. L. BROWN, Rutland District.
G.. WILLARD, Castleton District.
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

JAMES A. POLLARD,
NOAH B. STAFFORD, Senators,
WENDELL w. WlLLlAMS,)
John =: MARCY Judges.
CHARLES p. MARSH, States Attorney.
LORENZO RICHMOND, Sheriff.
SAMUEL ALFRED, Jr. High bailif.
JUDGES OF PROBATE,
JOHN PORTER, Hartford District.
henry CLoSSoN, Windsor District
ESSEX COUNTY.
DAVID II. BEATTIE, Senator.
N. w. FRENCH, ,.,... 1,s.o.
w. II. KNEELAND, As''''' 'NNeN"
JONAH BROOKS, Judge of Probate.
HENRY HAYWOOD, States Attorney.
CHARLES CHASE, Sheriff.
7. 7. CUSHhAS, High Bailif
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

H EFnGEt oR RaFEoA' Senators.
LEANDER POWERS, Sheriff.
A. l.. MINER, States Attorney.
sENJ i1NnsR r SEARS As.istan, Judges,
MARTIN WHEEL0CK, High Bailif.
JuDGrs OF PROBATE.
JOHN r, CAT ES, Bennington District.
URIAL s. KENT, Manchester District.
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DIN .. MOhhlLL, Oh 0IraUOru
For Congress-1Hird District.
PORTUS BAXTER, of Derby.
Union County Tickets:
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
RODERICK RICHARDSON
ADDISON PECK, Senators.
P. d. BRADFORD,
G GhEE \ T WARRES Assistant Judges.
TIMOTHY r. MERRILL, Judge of Probate.
CHARLES H HEATH, States Attorney.
ANGER NJ. JACKMAN, Sheriff.
OLIVER l.. WATSON, High Bailiff.
ORANGE COUNTY.
4 44NAs b sE hAss, Senators.
E Fl sSHRc bAss' Assistant Judges.
JUDGES OF PROBATE,
A, II. GILMORE, Bradford District.
]. R CLEAvELAND, Randolph District.
JOHN KON ~, Staee,s Astorhey'
ko9 Al 6u hHhAm' 3herIn' o..,.S
- r. NAhF BLAND W. nibn Dailin'
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
J. A. CHILD, senator
THADDEUS HUBsELL, Judges
G C. CHADWICK, Judge of Probate.
PIX GLEED, States Attorney.
TRIMSN SmITH Hlph Bailif.
FRANKLIN COUNTY
Iva -1A-'
HIRAM F. STEVENS, }
HARVEY D. FAKRAR,>
NORMAN F. WOOU, states Attorney.
=, R. S sHEsMA An T Rsi,ig.
a. ~ 0-
CuTTTENDEN COUNTY.
iAA : 1-' ''
JED P, CLAKh,
A. G. WEhCH, senator's
l.: EN@LESBi}1r
L L6SpFy H ! " A. ps Ardgs ~ pron.,.
r B. 5. T FhEEN s,e'i'i H slssis
R. s. BLODGETT, nigh Bailiff.
on,,n
3. D. HOLGOMbl Senators.
EAhL ~ on mAN,
oLlVEK oM1 ~ Assistant Judges.
ABEL "AAhIN'
HARVEY MUNsILL, New Haven District.
II g EooTE State,s Attorney
n C0II,lMER. Sheriff.
IRA RAYMOND. High BailiG.
NoNhND
MERRITT CLARK,
NATHANIEL FISH, Senators.
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State Nominations.

For CongreSs-FIrSt District.
F. E. WOODBRIDGE, Of Vergennes.
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Ole Dalln freeman,

MONTPELIER VT
TUESDAY, AUGUST II. 1863.
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$50 BEAUTIFUL PRESENT.

P, S. We wish it to be distinctly understood that no
charge will be made for the gifts but for the exhibition
only. DSl4;4d.
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MASONIC FEMALE INSTITUTE.
RevJN. BE.dsh Nv p i 4 !,

THE next Session or this Institite will
j on the eFIRSr MpSDAh pf 7jani iry Hes. unded
the direction aud proisssorshsI pt the Rtv Nr Brad
shaw who has hS-i charge Of Il fo1 TIE last id
months lfffHf8ll|.I II
The Trustees ID making this anrdun9efisili ,ronli
most especially appeal A 4I citikels Flid hav1
danKAtels 70 educate 10 Them N iEsstif,sen
Mr. BradPAaN has had chhkte OF ti.a 4cif,l f3r ill
last s Tpnnths Snrihg wbsGh time bel bias tr..eief
ample, We might sfy- qIiteesi kHtE kioa IL fhk
Trustees. patrons snd pupir Jherf n4ys was k bs
Ter time for 10 edIcatf their d4qsStFs3 tah nod
-uiaaef is plenty-e -eysryttfAg faiEaer miss heaF
two prizes. aud the Tftlnd ~ Ibis s.lg Is iae ss
thAtlt was wnen everything Was ~ lisHI lures
What excuse can there be flpT fat r1aa w.io net3
lecis 70 educate his danghtci] None Betzllse heik
IN Cleveland h altlly oca lily We haFe IN ihsiiibfk
with excellent IustruV teri tsde b5 csr3
OF Assistanfs. instinct al who nay f3.fs7 VI Ia
their patronage Let one sud slI pint their k1oaalr
10 the wheel and buId mp Fn4h 81 obl sill be III
iLczeulable benefit b ar aTl hooF IL pentIyn +
Ne have the building and Ys have tsk Tsaehttd- tie
balance devolse~ upon the Ieope We hope tlfy irhy
noby perform th.ir duty. lll 4l1 HI
The Trustees are thankful tnl Tic iiizens Tor the
patronage bestowed EpoR Mr. 81 dsh.7g lhert odble
And glad 10 know that nhder no al Isnis bn
fhs Institution has mt los ANY OF the tfiae rs1u
tafion it snstaned IN the better dask ef the sb-
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CHATTANOOGA. Friday. jANuARF 2, 1868.
sREVIEEEaI

TIE abolition fBf4a q Cen sliIsl,y now os.
capieA silssb,,- I. lsaes.asao..t eaia-v IA
Sc reu or eight hundred -slros
Thf Memphis Bl;Eieiin sFoiisluatd Is tie l,'ou.
''ss !il oi he grsbEiss Giro tbfpedoss the
sssse terriele affsir Is tise Va;
The eamssa A,l3I. llerbld .sbss t tas ess.li-
lie iislorHiation lE3f se4enfY k,sIsloT lsnelish
goods 'or soldiers lels'H us. lasl.Irrsvedat at a
lAudips on Red lrkr Tar bn..l siazEeo. Tor the
Confederate States
Tie consequently hlrt oeiheiL3adoh Times was
On fhe felG at srSs,,zst,isIis. and sfw tie
etnal condition Of fafaisk We rltv.tkerefore
reasonabls suppose iinl- ta4 ;rnEh will vef
eo'.le @ light N 9portcrs plis-e IS rnosi L
% q tsifc't s.-st zsci' llE il.osri,.
\ portion Of the l'li.i,iis Of den. Beaurerar.l
arrived II, Mobile Bn Friday. ttsset ,.ar;Sz;..,
Sivenihy Gen. Banks asi artl on ihtir way ~.
'ieergiaL Tine Mpbilc i'FIbasis icirs t,,ar the
wife OF Gen. Eea '5eeard ual t9ali.l 10 b. rs-
novel. apd'sisis 1sllilails8 in AesS b. lensl
We Lear, ii.ai the cogSeftfal military a.,
ihorliies wii!''ind - ciirFenesoF cox Sharfer
sroes-2ea of tlil4a III M3tis6,l t,,n,,,V -.
work OH defenfes fer the 'Iiessl.sls...e Tailev
aid iilai aaj. .g Beard al Mars..:-si c3,,nt,-
Is the agent Tor fiie imfressitcnt -.. ve..,. s..
Ec'oHs alHeir;iIifut.
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SHAE' s's4T1- 4'ee- 5l--Ihe British steam
sioOp -o.-var Pcsrel. Just ffo-a sor.re.- .,Io.-
roe j. neln 5f the i,ar. atii .xiii Ter ,i.s
bor as 'solsn IS the tide permits.
II Is re2eriea tlat the French r,rx.... <.
Ss''- now I'' ''e hAFior v "a rela.'n aasil The
Fece.piof lusiis.- osiers.
Anoilssr rs-c=Piase similar u the Eu;,x :.
eiair affair las taken place III. R-;,,sl,.
scioOrer Tel. Capt. Arvsr. OF Ssssaui bon,..l
ior a coIie,l+r...e fSri. Nsas t.z.. az
kee vessel aud put IN chs-ce ii 4 r,-f-e 60,
i.ae oris5ael offseers ard crew Iie;n~ ,er. ~.
board As II iFouezs The prisostr. re-k,,.tu,..,
lie s-i.oenti. AID carried her Sack n N.s..,
~.si, ii.sp pre- crew ~ prisoness.
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Artillery. one Sergeant killed. Nd n,r.;cr,.,.
of the easaa.teF il the other resiiaen.S
On Monday laEieEnoon eight thoisaDd of The
enemy adSaneeIi On our right wing. in tho "
einity or ChiSkasaw baybu. 10 storm de
works. bnt 'Fefe moved down in iaree pp,..
beFs, and Upwards of .f0ur hrssirtd priOrers
taken. With ssn s,a.ii OF cbibrs- The e,,.,,,,
we're drivea bi.e'E to sheif ioats ana afse--
wards sent ihl far OF truce for fbrrnission to
bur- tlssiE asAf. rader WHICH sso4ss prisoners
escspes-
FisLiii.g stil continues al al ~. with no
important results. The 'fghting u our troops
Was splendid The 2sih Isouisi.s.sa again i'm
noriaiizea itsflf Tor The gallant manner in
which Il acted during TIE .fatile- Our casual
ties IN yesterfsyh fight we're ssa..ll
This nefninE firing Is heard in the same al
rscfion- It is supposed The eas.nlv has se.;n
advanced 10 storm our works. me sold;-rz
are eager 10 meet the enemy and are de.erm.
med 10 eciigHer or die. Tie Yarjzte prisoners
stale that iiisy are commanded lIy Gen Nor
gam Severe fgaiins soite On I.ow> u;n
send yOu particulars after \ oyer
The enemy hafe des;rsksii "a, vieksburu
Shreveport AMI Texas Railroad. i1d have .d-
vaneed ~ far a Delhi. L. 6isias,t & nils
the bridges q. .tise Texasslr.s aleon R,,ir..,1
're also said @ have been burn-li The town
q Dbl z re3ossSd 70 be totally ,ies,soved.
YseAsEsi-s. Dss- sl-in.qnilt along our
Ines. Tie ffesfy IS repoFied ID d, 1aorinr \
sise h7'if qlfrtoPs on our len.
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5000 REMARh.

ID pNAWA AZ was deepYel OF byl safIeI hIiihF-o5
II the 3lst October AT my lhl. ~, vniht ail-
cy; about 80 years old. cop er cotpted sdaid1 bs1i
about tsel 8 inches hilh 7,r u Alrr Mtigi I'M r
80 polhds, funnd smooth iHe sbir. a asid fErli III
tie whites bf her eyes, iAt4 LIZ dfr5 Hess Ia r
right wrist about as IaFtse III 4 - MD.
good res snI 10 b-lieye sue hs fi,,- lBtei,I-
free pas ANY perS.ss Elppfch 11fii laSgie lesfi
whether hh pass .,F " kil I'll s dlfB K RI anihr
the protectien OF. a.iv ~ sln 4hkl III teji s r
alone, aud hever hfr 10 iii 4, lii4tssllI blArIt
or conhne her m 46a- la; a iaA Ill SAn r4t Ei+E
rereiye tho above reward. Eayct VA. ri ll iii III Ii
TennesSeel and has lived u isftfnviy4 Ehlixy W..
Cevelandl Chatihhes.ea land 5iifsL HFflheilsrf
dDelila BIstead ~ free w3niari iit.d lr ,
live In Cieteland EsSs Ten fessetI h,1 se max mike
hrr way there. In adtEtio1 10 tll9 iaba9e s-a41f
will pay fkty dollars tpr syhiece sitiehsk 4 9ayIef
any person of harbpring her s3sck url White sRv
infarms III IN concerning her IN the t.-s lisr weeks
viii be hberally rrwatIe1 snd tfqg.sts4lt ;lsketl-
Address Il MY 81 fdAs.N
Dec. l2t3w = esi5iul sds. Ga
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Exchange af IPris5aers.
FsEeEEIeE3s4gEE. Ds4 q. 81.

III 44i ~ q cit@A- T. -i.-I n
An Interesting csfdni@y took place Here
Ibis evening. BY hgsefhehtl etween Ctlns
Led asla Burnside. tie }Rli4rs seii hy }I,is
babies were parole,s. el<ll, Fairfax, of Gen.
lsleks;s staff q9ndu4,9s tie tereikoi4y or
orr rars
Not,of oarpriggu@ri aaIehseE to ArehEr'
brigade. a. p. fff'ss division. From one o.
their nupQberI Icarnef Es-sse undressing 3cfs
:cohAsf;sd With The da3spFez as.sl subsequent
|traatnisnt H1
IA HpiIe and a half 4bbve IIsmil.on's erpss-
linz tlsere is n bogey lu3haEsl which our Gen
erhs T. thinking il ilnsh$sabie-fhad LETT M
guarded. The endrny. however. pushed
siAroiE4h the beg and tnknilgy the .auk OF
AFcheH's brigade. captfEs some four hundred
n1kh These were ilineiihtely seat 70 ihe
taai- III FIVE sninntess n portion Of Early's
alyssies- charged Ifqrw4EAl sud acsnslly cap
illreA Ehs fasae t4Ppk ihas hA.l rs.sen our
cars TO Acouia Creek vfese 1hey were, pui
aooard steamers. aud nisre oil The posnf o.
being transferred TO Fortress Moilf5e. wieI
lthey were recalled TO beparoled ed.-I.i I.it7,m0nt
E1zutias1-. H
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= eo;ic Pc atr3ys' t istr + 81. tie
Marquis - . harrington, son ~ l'hr 1in,zs oi
9eNe's'site atili 'neihaerld .h4 Belfast. Pasi:s-
ls'eis'tar NORTH lam Iasl.rl9 coQ4tl iKi,-
Ian, Eesze 81 r
Niicn Niiiis,e II Il s3hri lsss In ff-,tria,al
siei visited ie+ 0us k~os prvtt tsiir- a4d tie
ai1r9als: on Ms reEsenl fssit ,o - as.ffs-to57.
.al!el npon SrwarF ita trtnfn 10 r,.v 'hss re-
s,eets- II ii1is e arttplisly r. eivfa ard 4,
INVITATION 80 SiSif 4 i'f9s:de was inlhesitaf
iiEs 'y acs,rt',l St fsiq apiioiates tisne, the
ii'ilseinail vs.s condrc;fiil niolfie presence oi
E:nenia ei. rerrithia 10 box fof the iirsf
tine r9on tiis C8iiaf AlaisiStEAfe Ol the Aincr-
csn Republic. L1scolh rec3iycil bin -a~k-
vardly. and not n &c sely uhlefsilniine the
tsle OF tis vISil.sr. aszti ~ taf narla did vol
.l;'.r Tie Marqtis oaHaiaglou.9 p wa the
resp-nse- lfncDin seefled lsadis1is struck
w'Ih bright idea ana wtiilf srsn Of n,
9versHft-ls Ais ief,ihres. * .'hii0ed. Way.
iias tiHsion rhymes Usin Mrs Parfip ston -
This is literal isct an1 tie sfory is fold
w'ih great gt.s;o 4 tue Month Probably nev-
/, r heters WIS sucil aT4cepff9n givan 10 nebii-
lfy By al Americaa PrcSititrir. IN ono respect
tie incident niaylprqyS 81 some service for
he English gcr;iehseu viii nbu have an oppor-
,unily ol eahtastias ia d;sisiiei manners q
Southeraers N7fn tiie cfrrs4 vniSarify Of the
Executive head of the Nuritcrn States
LRieh1spad lJ7ti9, Dc 27kt.
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TAKEN uoI

q ND eonm:ttfh = j.I bHfhs military aitaoFif,,e
n % chaitanoera. On HE Sd af 0rtoher iSeal ab3
more recerty committed ~ an acting Inssiee OF die
Peace for the county o 5hfnitsn ilrI on tb,takb
Of December. 1867 n h-tro bv llsilfl n III IL -
JOHN. and says he belelets to VIM Innes ~ LsIn-
pps- said hoy ls oiae 70 yeafspld feet 81 f4clic<
high. The owner IS requested h, enme iorE sg,li.
prove rrnpery nAy ciiafges AMI tkt m ont 81 jkll
| Deco Fl! J, III SWAIN. Jaiterl
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Abolition Incurssoa in East Tennessee and
Virginia

KSoxsiIl.z. Dec 3l--Aboiirion carairr. 49,
10 Le abtnt fy,sr tio.,zal,i sstorr. made a. is-
carsion through Pen1ie.ot GaB. lea bv ce.
Samnei Carter renegade Ess. Tennesse,,.
They wsre said 10 be : sonesboro' oue han
ired miles distant from tfs Place. They
turned Heision and watausA Railroad bridE-
Is an captIived Col Lore Of the SiztJ-secosid
North OaToiina Regiment ana are supposed to
have DESTROYED SsrAisT HAsfses' Fiiani,tion a,.d
the u.oTs al S7iirilie-
n Norcal,er. Gen Kirby Smith ordered
three Regiments Of eayalry o. more from Mur-
freesborp'. through ibwzlis Pond Gap. 10
watch tie country north Of Crrni,sriand Noun
tains. thieh was eounterrhandsa by Brarr
We think We have force e1.Dt-h In East Ten
nessee tp ekrel Carter
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BRAvE xxD BosSr Il,DIzs-The Surfrees-
boro correspond tot 81 tie Columbus fGah
ssh. relates the fb'Io~ps hs,asas = female
heroisHss~-
Misses Mary anrinnand Emma Reese I've
near s5oodieisvil le. oritile -arihef side OF tie
Cumberland river. IN fen frss1es df Nashvil.e
Their homes are IN tle possession OF the Yam
kets. These yotng ltdies. have brofhezs il.
Erage's misunderstanding toihi'islg Them blaSS-
els aud clothes. made BY iAeir dun far han,is,
hey concluded 10 put Of On htsseback ifir
Nurfreeshoro, PiaciiE tie b.:lukets uuder
their saddles. aud WeArifE1t the clothing under
Fhesr own. tlev left |hcfnt. xeritahle female
oil Bias. seekiTl, ad1en;fsfeF After pssssing
through the Federal lists they swan the
Cumberland and ;hkn t0ok torirous PATHS
thrsugh unknotsn wo8'ds hsld casns 10 Mnr-
freesboro. distance over sixty lr.iies in two
days. On the way hey Stopped 10 have their
horses sifod, when kQrs.li pf aiiorf fifty an
X G. came sud denly hspun tneln One OF IL
most nqnisitive asked WHY they had 80 mans
blankets On their Uses; Isyilerenpon they re-
Piled because their backs we're sore.
J have a list oi ih4 arflci-s each br0nzht
and had j not promised rot 10 divrlge secrets.
world give thero1 Sufiea j. 70 sly, they are
almost Incredibly nlimerilus.
Miss Burton Is Heriedt pink alld with per
sonal beauty. comb Ines the attractions Of q
cultivated mind polished rDartcIs asid be
nevolenf dispt.if;ori 1'he rill<elos Hehe Is
On her cheeks and ttie 9-nce ard elasticity oi
DINA in her $fepS