davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-05-23
A Curious Study.

How many kinds of insects are in exist
ence is a question that would require a
good deal of figuring. Whence come
many varieties is another question to which
no one can pretend to give an answer
Scarce a species of plant exists without a
distinct variety of insects that grow upon
it. The idea appears an absurdity, yet it
seems as if animal life was impaired by
light alone, when its germ has no exist
ence.
A curious illustration was shown to us
Mr.. Hubbel, the well-known apothecary,
was experimenting on different colOred
glass, with a view to finding the tint that
would best prevent chemical change in sub
stances, contained in the jars and bottles,
made from it.. This was four years ago
He applied the test to African peppers
These peppers are bright vermillion in
color, with a surface as beautiful as coral
They are as hot as a dozen American
grown pepers, concentrated into one. He
filled with them two Jars, one of white
glass, the other of blush green, made to
his order. The peppers in the white jar
underwent change, and after two years,
though the vessel was hermetcally sealed,
were filled with minute worms. No ordi-
nary vermin could exist among African
peppers. Opening the jar a short time
since there was nothing left but odorless
powder, utterly void Of pungency, COM
posed of the dead and dry worms, and the
worthless debris of the peppers. The con-
tents Of the other jar were as sound and
bright as on the day when first deposited.
We were also shown tin can of sambow,
a medicinal root in thick slices, brought
from Siberia 1t had arrived sound, but
not being Immediately used had become
full of little purple insects, unlike to any
thing hereabouts to be SEEN The germ
of these insects must have existed, when
it was dug up by the Russian exiles in the
high latitude from which it came If not,
why not
Be this as it may the fact is worth know
ing that greenish blue grass neutralizes the
chemical agency of light, and entirely pre-
vents the efloresceuce of chemical salts,
and the deterioration of quality in articles
kept up in bottles Of that color
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Fs- We are authorised 20 announce 2. q. SILVER
ffsKiSs OF williamson county, % q candidate for
CongfNss IN the Sch Congressional District % the on
suing August elsetoa. llyl6.te'
- We arc authorized b announce Col JonN w.
hAvAgEof pekab county asa candidate Tor Con.
gfsas IRON ihe iih Congressional District nj the on.
suing election. fmnolll
az We are authorized 10 announce Hon. A. o. p.
hicn1LelN ~ . candidate Tor Congress from the7 III
Oongwssionrl District, u the ensuing election. m27.
90 We ara auth arlztd 10 announce Colonel @.
hikoh 90 Laurence county, as an independent chn.
e'uAie " Congress IN thc sgvealh congressional dB.
trci a. the ensuing election.
boa 2ftee
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For the Legislature.

Va Response in NUMEROUS solicitations, ] announce
myself candidate Tor election n the House Of Rep
nHenietives from The EDITORIAL District composed oil
TIE counties % Van Buren,. Rledsoe aud Hhea az The
ensuing August eleCh0n. $. n CARNES
luuoll.ie'
a. We arr authorized and requested 10 announce
Lieut. Jss. A. WALLACE, Of Rhsa county, az can
didste 10 represent the counties Of Rhea Bledsge
aud Van Buren, Ia the lower houge OF the next Gene.
rsl Assembly Of the Stats Of Tennessee.
iunr2s'
ls CANr 2iTI TEENEsseE REGINgNT, on OUTrosT,
hurireesboro Pike, Bedford co., June ~, '33.
Eproa CHATTANOOGA REBEL;
Ia ob d.enoc 10 a call made upon me by the Coffee
cegniF m h'hers OF THIS regiment. Gath Tenn essee
II meeting TaeentlY held, and also 10 mauy sucita-
tons BY citizens Of haid county al various times yon
sre hereby authorized TO announce my name o. a can
didaie 10 represent the people OF Coffee county IN tbe
LIVER branch Of the next Legislature Of Tennessee.
iuue2j-te FRANCIS II. RAGSDALE
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From MoRRis ISLAND CONTINUED BomBARD
NEST or BATTERY WAGSER During the early
part OF yesterday ahAps were comparatively
quiet upon Morris leland About n O'Clock
however, he firing recommended aud coniinu
cd throughout the day, though ID was iar less
spirited than Oh ihe ihioe preceding days The
sbeliog OF Bitlory Wagner was resumed by
two wooden gunbOats, ono Of which was SAID
TO be tho steam revenue cator Bib One Of
Tie Mentors bad disappeared yesterday mora
ing aud none Of ihe others participated in NE
6ght. Hanory Wagner replied loiaurely 10
the runboaih, aud Fort sumior maintained 10
occhnional Gre Of aaell upon ihe yankees a. he
south end 81 Morris Island. Yesterday even
iug Il was reported IN tho city that tho gieam~
or Gabriel Manganll while Ia the creek be-.
tween Morris end lames ia'hnds. bad been
struck and burned By some ol thg enemy
ahells,.- GswlaiOa Mercury Jply IA
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Tories and peserters In ws.,srn n. Q.

From a private letter from friend dated
Murphy, n. c., July Il, 1868, we make the
following extracts
On Wednesday last quite an exciting event occurred
in this place. Several men--dese,ters and Union men
came into town, well armed with guns, pistols and
knives, and after getting drunk, commenced firing
upon the citizens The citizens were spprsed Of their
coming on the night before, and lad endeayored to
prepare themselves but the population being small.
not more Unan dozen effective men could be nus
tered who were armed with old rifles, shot guns, and
one or two muskets. We repaired to the Court House
and alter one or two voeys the tories were compelled
to take shelter behind stables and fences nom which
we soon drove thea, they falling back in the direction
Of the Tennessee line, where it 10 said large number
Of them have collected,
One little boy was wounded in the foot-not seri,
ously-awong the citizens, and we have since learned
that only one OF them was wounded
Il has caused great excitement as the leading South
ern lnen haye been repeatedly threatened by these
same men, and they openly ayOwed their purpose IN
tie same day to shoot them.
The mountains in The lower part of this county
adjoining Ten essee are well suited to the purpose o,
concealirg these men aud least one hall Of the pop
uaton ae dsloyall 50 that every circumstance is to
tt5ir advantage here aie ct lees one hundred mea
tories and deserters-aew 10 those mountains, from
which they make raids into the settlements aud com
nit all kinds OF depIadations Not long 'ince Lieut..
Robert Rnea Of tls l9tn Tennessee, at home on fur
ioasn, was shot aud instantly killed, it As supposed by
some OF ,bat crowd.
Bot as editors have Little time to devote TO such
afiais, will t'oube you no longer.
Youn very truly,
THEo. r. DAVIDSON.
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The Prtsdcut received letter from Gem
Lee, on Saturday, which puts to rest all ankle
ties IN relation 10 the situation Of our army 10
Maryland aud confirms the statements which
have been made, that our army has been uni
iofmly vic orious in It's encounters with the
enemy in Pennsylvania. The letter states, 10
effect, that the Engagements at Gettysburg re-
suited 80 defeating ihe enemy completely, in
killing and woundiug number lar exceeding
our own, and III tho capture Of large numbes
Of prisoners that the falling back Of our ar.
my 70 Hageretown was q prudential move, not
occasional by any success on the part OF the
enemy, aud not through my apprehension Of
contingencies arising which migAt ensure his
success ai that point. The gist Of tho letter. %
q lew words, Is that the enemy was oven m0rs
thoroughly cut up aud whipped than he has
ever been upon Southern soil. and that the
occupation of Huesrstowu was movement
dictated by strategy and prudence, AZ oesen-
tiul 10 the success Of ihe campaign The SCI
pfel involved In ihis movement may as we'll
be left TO Gen Ice TO devolope in HE own
good time. The prisoners In our hands and
on their way here, are. we understand, obiima
tod 81 between $1,000 and $4,000 Tho army
10 In fine spirits and excellent condition.
RiCtmOad Enquirer, Jaly 70.
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peA- A man whose na,n we could not learn,
was shot on Wcdnesd ~, at Tyners Sta.
ton by his brotherin.law II 10 reported that
deceaased ran away from hie command while
the army was 10 Middle Tennessee, and went
home HIS wife iniormet on him, and he af-
forwards shot and killed cr Thoother day
the b other Of the murdered wife was passing
through The camps at Tyers Station, snd see.
ing tho murderer, drew arevolyer aud shot
him. il is believed that % cannot recover.
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|, wo HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-Escaped

fNWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD - Escaped
from yard miles from Tuahoma, on the
Chattanooga Rail Road on tho night Of the 9Oth ult
light bay Horse, years old, mewhat under rs
hands high, no white about him except spots caused
from Saddle Of which is behind Die right weah.
er and nearly as large rs the palm Of mans hand,
and sguty sore ght foot little pigeon toed, cuts
)ccasinay with each ioe foot, lopes aud trots well,
racks, bus not fast has remarkably small and beau
tilu. head good tail aud name though. .. heavy he
Is bloOded horse Of considerable s,ye a0d beauty
De was probably taken up by a sol(ier hs the mIny
was marching by Tn night Twin 20. tbe ahee rs
ward II he eliytred 10 me AT the resdssSe FMark
Kennedy, Esq, Two mics from Chattanooga, on the
Georgia Railroad or will pay suit Tie reward 10
any one giving me such information az would lead 60
nls recovery can b. addressed through the Chat
tanooga post Office. J. w. B0WLEs,
Iyl6br 1t. Col. Morgan's Cav.
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8eDr Situations OIL peril SIRE those which best
renew the courage Of natiois 90 Of individuals ;
aud whist they test our purpose they teach Us
endurance and az the same time, they always
show us that the path Independence that
leads us up he steep asce lt OF liberty to Tie
temple Of freedom is not iver a stairway Of
roses, or ladder of greet trees but rough
and weltribbed, and NARROW though straight,
is The way to eternal light r.
"swect are the ues Of aaveNty,
Thai like the toad, ugly an vNpomola
wensyeta precious jewel this head"
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BRo.-GEx. MANIoAuLr 1t affords US sincere
pleasure to announce the fact Of Col. Mani
gaults promotion. A gentleman Of accom-
pliahed mind and manners, and a soldier Of I'M
doubted courage, who has won ms spurs right
nobly on many bloody battlefield. Ee pos
sesses every qualification 70 command. No
man holds with irmer grasp the hearts OF
his soldiers, and we rejoice with them in the
promotion Of their chief.
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yTIATOH LOsT-FIFrY DOLLARS REWARD
w On she retreat from 1uahoms gold Watch,
detache lover, Powered case, United States flag on
the case grasped by an ensign who face, written
ross The face in re1 letters, railroad time keeper"
and compass key suspended to by a red silk rib.
bon. The above reward will I've paid II the watch lie
left either at this Office, or returned to Gen Uheatbam.
jyl6 GU
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FRoM CuARLEsroE.--A private dispatch was
received in this city yesterday, which stated
that the yankees had been driven from their
position on Morris Island. In the fight there
the FIRST day it will be remembered that they
effected Judgment on the southern end Of that
Island, from which point this dispatch says
they were driven.
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lot of the most interesting books now in the Con-
ledcracy, just published.
Raids and Romance of Morgan and bis men"
"FSutine Les Niserables'
"the Step Sister" CA Noveette)
"New Name" "a Novel;
"souyeniers Of Travel"
"Great Expectations"
"Smith and Pocahontas,n "a Poem)
Also an assortment of standard school books, for
sale thee doors above the Provost Marshals Office at
G. H. Coburg, old stand. lyle
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hetta. Thee places, containing fespuedN 6ly
30, l6l end gao actf ihe two former with good fid-
ings and ouphpusCs ofchfrds, gardens aud y1nng
vineyard They are on,ped for aae s3aafatoly
t,golhfr, with or wisIodt The creua ofc5r0. VIVA
oals, p0saioe5 (siK acres oi yams aud fOdr a lG(b
aud an extensive lot Of choice garden ygptt bies
cor paricn as inquire Of C.M. Caldwell Atlafif M
NJ lanief, OF the Marietta Hotel.
inlyi5~fif
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na~ Alta meeting Of alo Medical Board OF
o western Confederate rmy. the Secretary
thereof writes ua Chat musquiilo's bladder
wus disaeolsda and annlay ;ed and found to con.
tain the souls Of twenly.s lyen suffers and hf-
teen thousand speculate 70 who are making
fortunes BY selling tha eooasaries Of life to
the families Of soldiers
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1 0Sr-0n the evening OF the 18th inst, near
~ CMckamauga, Depot, Carpet Bag, cont inihg
ladys Clo hing Tho Under will be libt all! rewafd-
%, be des Uonlerin a very great hyOs aptL The
owner BY leaving the same al this uiict or a, Genf
Lldoe heal Quarters uhlcklmluga Depot.
jylG Az
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HEADQrR's Vol & RrcRUlrlyo BuagAvA ~

liEADQTRs Won q RECRUITING BUREAU A T.1
SPECIAL 0RDERt
No. -.
Officers Of this Bureau, who have been conreled BY
recent events 90 abandon their Geld operations, win
report tJr luther instructions at the expiration Of ten
days nom This tine ~ title Lea quarters az Marietta
ga. The h ado iarlers Of the Bureau viii be estab-
iShed az thai pon as soon ~ they can DO transferred
from The interior OF North Alabama.
~ older Ot Brig. Gen Pillow,
Chief OF Bureau,
jylG Ivy JhO. Q. BusCn, A, A.G.
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TAKEN UP ara committed 70 jlil Al IIvlnoston
4 Oyeitol equity, Iesav % The lal Of Jply. nan
Dcglo by calling bs haalo Duck, and says Ne ma.
longs 10 Montgomery Dayc Ol Christian eoiiutv Ky
said boy rays he WA bred 70 VI los Carr. near nlng.
gold, Georgia aud made biz escape tome tun daye ago
10 b tx fer one inch hfh tOepef colof. ANN as
years old, and weighs shout 1856 pounds. MIC owrey
y ieqayslta % cope Onward, prove p,tIafly pay
iuiyl5.lw "'''' 1all.,
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(1RAND ALPINE ACADEMY -kt BUmmerown
VI on Lookout Mounain, icing now open and I'M
der The charged Dr., q. Q jackson Ly caiy apphoa.
lion being made .p5lge or fifteen more pupils can 90
tin the benefits d three months session, commen-
ing the l6tl Of Jn.y IUlBAtFl
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VIA Napoleon Interfere Ia American fairs
The London Times concludes "a Article giving a
resume Of The military situation in America with the
'ol flowing
such IS the state q tflus at the moment wnea the
taking OF lueta by lhe ferol and tbs surrender Vi
ilsl 8r tsJn arc ANNOUNCED Former experience ju5i
lies tue inference that the fan OF Pueba is The fl OF
Mexico. NE Emperor Of the y ench ihus ends hiul-
sell ~ Derry D. make ieace honorable 10 hs al ms,
and gUuiJiny 70 the mlt3ty anil Ilu his sui iecls
How mpaieltly the flgnch Cover meut rave bsrue
tue iuuy lhli cttd On FleuCh uade by tbe American
civil wax ADD how ANXIOUS they hdye keeu vf decs W
tcllOu Ia Tie American quefvi De- o secret 10 nJic,
TIE emperor appaags 10 uaye neen held Dack majnly
by Two cunsideratiJus-th6 disiluls6ion Oi Ga sand
to JON hun aud tue engagement his military r,ess
Ia the wasting aad mDlllassug wiria Mexico There
is cha, &c Jnat The former OF lhcs bisCles VIII be
removed the second seems l,kely speedily 10 disap-
pear altogether. Unte dalilGfed lOn the Mex car.
nlbrog0, we do not doubt That the Emperor OF the
tiench VIII make his Wtru yyre To be head ia
America "a very diisreat tones lrJA tn.se watch ke
has hitherto ed.
Nor cau We entertain much doubt that his voice il
earnestly and dtciQedy pised will he Uheyed. 10 a
Bltat phlt OF The American people snem mons to i've
up wastelul snd ptOt less war, which nss already
elgupbed iu .ts vYi,ex thsif youth Their wealth mud
hen liberties viii be eagerly lai 90, et il COME ftUm
VIVA. quarter ~ uay. X nay - thas ire prusp1c. OF
sugh au tyeut will Opeite as h3 mosO eleGuidl OF
peacc makers aud induce ns Moth " an iclUite such
sacrifice q rational pdds by limeJ conCesstouJ,
WAL u 10 in thes iuRer 10 maize tltm spontaneously;
or itmgy 90 that the aaue pre- umptuCus iU,y Wnh h
10 eeby apes the pant OF magnunnlty toe same rock.
lVss idnahclD Which has 80 entirely enMuelpated
tsci lo,u ieeings o - mpaihy nd humaoiy toward
Us elbow men, IN which tO5k It's rise ile same sci
Of gambling Cupdiiy which has rsked toe destnes D..
continent IN order 60 gluL tDe ayaricc Of few Oh
slule persons, aud the me Willingness to undergu
On eXLtmllee 80 lOng as the physical suueiiug is
borne by Che Irish aud Germae aud the peynnialy
by the public cfedtO are destined ~ gOa0 the nuian
on uIo other, though s6hcely more lrea lul eaami-
ues.
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uidntphlmlt.
Tngo. y. DAVIDSON.

Walking ia the country one morning, in cary
spling-time near au orchard gate very soon we OBJ,
served large man hanging u the topmOsJ limbs OF
small apple nee with Ons haGd while with the Olner
ne VAS cutting Ct twigs and blaucues We bade him
good meaning. He answered chetuuly and We ven.
CIed TO hint ID Il the tree ne had cdmbed bore
heavy butden.
Yes, iv said, "th3 trees nh need pluning, but
can ony attend to few OF them. The Others Won dn'
Gear lny weight"
'Why DON'T you tastsn y0arsaw to pole, stand on
the ground ana pune su,h limbs as most equre ltl
me- asked.
well, declare he Answered, that would dol
didn't think OF It.
there wasa valuable lesson in that coniession--
didn't tluk Of IT," II explains why, in many res,
poets, tic einer was not prosperous. lie was hard
worker. 10 endeayOred 70 be economical; but ne
was aiways behind lis oIc.mld diam yiea album
dHnty-his cattO mai diseahe--ns grgiu was often
pOOran0 he cUulu Ouy II alta low pIice because he
udut tnak lie had never learned .olethough me
did not understand now judcious head work assists
hand-w9lk.
Didn't thuk- Chat is the sorry explanation OF much
erfUl- Of nGtny clue--oi many lauure--ol many
hardship, aud many an aouse.-L Religious paper.
Gen ? why didu't you gather the provisions OF
The fhzJO Raity into NlcksOurp, instead OIL leaving
tuem 10 ne y under I'd by The tarEeesP
"WeIl, eolae, 1 didu't tlink Vi that
MI y When yCu conferred The commission OF Lien
teeaat Geue,ai on Generals ii. aud j, uid you inquire
@ht her either Of them had suowG cap city 70
auy further CdFacly an % ms. GuWc regiment
Ike you did 81 XNu, aud never uld any thng e,tf
" Wed, declare dlGnh thluk 81 That.
'FtOpe Vi toe toneuetatt STATES, 81 you elect
ID ---, / ut We W0ht pursue t.e IDEA; If We d. we
sGa be too sule " cutca s.-lMoble Il glstcr,
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WA TED--To hire a No. Cook. Apply 10 Lieut.
w VIM. Al. Davidson, A ID. Co. NJ heaaq
Big. Gen. Patton, Audemln's brigade, Bridgeport,
Ala. lyle lOri
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Rlitfl REWARD .-Hanaway, on or abooi enc
20 tOU 2ssb b Nay from shelbyville my 10y Wy
Ouyef, tle properly Of Mrs Winston ne A 6s,F
si0n Dui, Us ttaft OLD, short IL statue ana eg1el
about lsj ponqds FOf months pest he Las heer NJ
lbe employ Of Captain Walter A0fflg. SAID lov IA a
Yory llAev aud e6ciest servant aud wben Al M 80
wei elo.ncd end hgN ploUiy IT money. i " ii ~
ne atove reward i1r his Dc very 70 ~ Al gstihe.
ulsi lcan, oI lodged Ia any sac laii AZ an ~
s'm' CAPT ~. E. pOWELL III
Aanlalaui Inspector General
lWo-YN Gen, WheoleInAV
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ron G0vERs0Ri
HON 0BERT l.. CARUgHERS.


No'aiHai 81 u, Aaif coarnhoH
Ia nisinct.--J b. HErsEELL, Of Hawklna.
and Dist lci-WN. O. swls. Of Knox.
art psiricl--A, s. CotYAE, Of Fmukn.
iih District . sEs p. Mraa.y, Of Jackson.
so Dsifl- .. s. FooTE, Of Davidson.
en- Diarict-g. A.Kxmlf, e Rutherford,
ia Disirici--JAuEs heCuLLoM. Il Giles.
sit District--THos. MnrEs, Of Roberlson.
on DHirci--J y. G. Annss, Of Henry.
10Th Dlsir.ct--joHN v Wmang Of McNalry,
lith Disirict--D. NJ. Cunum. Of Shelby,
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A COOK WANTED.--To 70 with Genl FORESTS
"A Cavalry. The highest wages " IN be paid for
80 negro or white male cook, TO cook fr a small
mess. apply 70 Capt j w. CIocker, near Preaby-
teliun cbplch, Chattanooga. tbl8bt#l
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OE6R REWARD. -Stpyed or stolen on the re-
sDCVD treat from Tulahoma. light bay Mare,
about ioueen and half hands high PAGES trots and
racks one white hind foot tail cut square, about six
years old. ] will give the above reward for her ON
delivery 10 me Lt. GEM Polk's Headquarters
iyl6-9r Capt " RAWLE.
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BeA- A gentleman being asked by lady a to
send her his photograph, accompanied the
carte de cisae with the following epigram:
81 serd the picture, (lay it on the shelf)
Another time wish your gentle heart
Would kindly bidm bring my solid sell,
And not (God bless mel send an empty
carte"
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cInouLAn.
no Farmer. aud Qua,termastersi

DsPAETAkNT EAST TENNESSEE,
OfFUg CgnF QUivTgNMAsrEa
knXsie, June 9th, 1868
flAhE Glowing circulsr issued by Lieut.. col Larkin
slnltu, Assistant Qnarerna der General IN
ehasgs Irpubnshed 10 ms Department tor the b3n
Ell aI Ous.iV4hge 81 al. c0hcercd
~
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For fIe scnnte.

We are authorized 10 Announce The Hon. s An.
SMITH candidate ior ths S9nAe from the District
composed Of tao counties OF Hamilton, Marion, Sc
qnalche, Bleds0e and lmdIcy
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l|ti We ugnt 10 eXpeGt, nom
The .Ju in winch lhr Government has
placed and left him Tive iut unes OF war are
notorousiy tickle, aud enius nay make
more out OF the situation INA appears on the
surface Il scheme had been carefully dc
vsed TO ruin tho great reputation OF Gen.
Johnston, could not have been more clever-
ly done Than by having bin put where he was
when he was ordered 10 Mississippi to repair
and save the campaign, already lost by Penn.
berton when he arrived II Gen Johnston
succeeds IN redeeming the situation, il will be
because his great abilities will have iriumphed
over bunders that are Uncomfortable and oh
sacles all but iasurmonnia0le. He may DO IL,
aud we trust il God be walt. II he tils, au
hanest public opinion will do him justice, aud
place the,responsiblily where u belongs
But neither the loss OF tho two posts on the
liver, nor the retreat from Jack on, will eud
the troubles Of the enemy His labors are
but Just begun as he viii Iind from every foot
HAT he pebetrales into a hostile country from
his iiver and railroad bases OF suppyaud sup
port, There are better times ahead
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