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From an East Tennessee Soldier.
CARRIAGE, June 10, 1893.


M. R7itrs
This is the frat piece that ever at
tempted TO write In my life. But when
/ look OF the people Of East Tennessee,
II makes my heart tremble in my body.
I received information from tho East end
of the State that the rebels we're taking
up all the men In that section, committing
them 10 Jail and trying them for their
lives, for no other cause on earth but for
claiming 10 be in favor of the Govern.
ment Of the United States. How long,
OIL how long will our leaders hold US
back and let these notorious villains com
NIT their outrageous and inhuman acts
on poor helpless men, women and chill
dren, whose husbands, sons and hiends
have fed 10 Kentucky for protection, and
thousands Of them have joined the army
TO engage in the terrible struggle 70 re-
deem their beloved country from under
the curse Of this wicked rebellion? call
upon the commanders of the army "a
know why our families, fathers, mothers
and children, have 10 bear with these In
sults and have no protection from any
portion Of our army. call upon then
to look at the condition Of affairs in Eas
Tennessee; for If the army of the Uni
ted States does not go to their relief thil
summer, thousands of women and chill
dren will starve TO death But I trus
that the men in power will press forward
to their assistance.
/ must close for the want of paper
Please fnd room in your columns for thi
little piece. J. L, s.
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The N. Y. Herald, speaking OF the i'm.

The N. Y Herald, speaking OF the i'm.
portance Of cavalry, says;
Had sufficient force Of this arm been
we'll organized at the beginning Of this
war there might have been a very differ
emit story TO tell to- day. But tho mis-
MANAGEMENT Of tho War Department
in this is only Of piece with their
whole conduct OF the war.
Will the Rra'd tell us what prominen,
officer In the regular service Of the Uni
ted States recommended the diamounting
Of the larger portion Of our cavalry II
the commencement Of thls Warl Our
recollection is that Gen. Mcclellan Arst
urged this step.
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Paul, The chief editor Of tho ChAtta-
nooga Rebel, has advertised his house
for sale in Chattanooga. He wants TO be
foot loose, Probably he intends remOv-
ing to Ohio for the purpose Of starting
anewspaper to advOcats the election Of
his pet hero, Vallandigham, Wattorson,
the other editor of the Rebel, Is foot loose
already, as he doesn't own a house, He
rooms on top Of a cellar door In summer,
and in a hay-loft In winter.
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A German correspondent informs US
that German newspaper in Louisville,
called the Ansegsy, sort Of lineup
dangling al the Journals tail, Is publish
ing spurious letters and crediiing them
to our paper, for the purpose Of ipjuring
the Union cause. Well, we suppose that
we had better let the Anzsiger lie on, II
IL wants 10, without interruption.
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Tho PresIdent,s Lel.er

We hope thst every reader will peruse
this zctllent document atlentively.
There is moro common sense, and JUS
tice, and more Of the genuine spirit Of
the Constitution in its plain and IMAM
bilious sentences than can be found In
the whole range Of conservative oratory
and journalism.
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Major viii. @. MORGAN, Of the Seventh
Kentucky oaValry, has resigned his po-
sition aud enlisted as a private In the
cavalry company which be himself first
raised.
How many such instances have occur
red during the WARP Probably the ex-
ample might be initiated "for the good of
the service"
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sEIrmIsh nt TrInno.

We learn that Lieut.-Col. Brownlow
and a portion Of his cavalry had a Skin
mish with the rebels near Tribune on
last Wednesday, in which the East Ten
nesseans captured a squad Of the "but-
ternuts." Brownlow and his men appear
to DO always OF work.
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Dr. Thornton, one Of the rebel sur.
geons at Chattanooga, wasgstabbed by a
soldier fcom one of tho hospitals, on
Saturday night, In front OF his own
house, aud died in a few minutes.
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The "paper blockade" must be In
creasing in its efficiency at Charleston
In an article on blockade running, the
AacSTy says
AS 10 the extent Of che expectation Of
cotton, we have obtained from the Char
lesion custom HOUSE the following figures,
In round numbers:
Bales Of cotton exported 10 the yeas lses BOO
Baisa q ootton exported hrai euortar, lsua Wv
Here 10 q falling OF Of over Gfty per
cent Of exports ct the only port where
sontrGband trade amounts to anything
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The Knoxville (Tennessee) Register, al
ludiug to the arrival Of Hon. @. L. Vail
landigham, says:
We have no objection 10 the advent Of
this honorable gentleman In our midst,
bat fear it is an example aud punish.
ment so desirable, that it will be imita-
ted aud sought until we may be overrun
with friends.
But the danger in that direction may
be remedied. We propose TO swap 4
few patriots with Uncle Abe. We have
= surplus hereabOuts, and would rather
spare them than not. What say Our
Lincoln friends2 We have our minds
eye on several leading spirits who would
be turbulent did they dare, and who
pretend 10 love the old Union with all
their heart, that we would like to ex-
change for Vallandigham. Come, gen.
tlemen, here's a chance TO regain your
paradise lost, to 90 home to your kind
red and 10 your kind. Show your faith
by your works Birds Of afeather 1Ock
together.
50 the Union men Of East Tennessee
"still live" faithful and hold as ever,
Oh, men of the North, behold them and
cease your biokeringsl
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A correspondent Of the Mobile Regis
Ter describes Marmsduko's recent sxps-
ditiOn FROM Arkansas into Missouri as 70
total failure, and a most SOntvmptibls
buElssqus"
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The st. Louis Democrat, speaking Of the
astonishing progress Of Emancipation In
Missouri, says:-
Nor ia the feeling upon the wane
Every day brings us increasing evidences
Of the growth Of public sentiment in
favor OF the movement. Public meetings
are being held all over the State, at which
the strongest resolutions in favor of i'm
mediate emancipation are adopted with
remarkable unanimity. These meetings
appear 20 be without any common IN.
derstanding or concert Of action. They
are the spontaneous uprising OF the PEG
pie TO give uiterance TO a sentiment
which has grown so strong that il can nc
longer be repressed.
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F0UNO.

BovE TIE saw NAL, HeAH TAE WATER
WORKS, On Wednesday morni0 &, June nth, a
Blue Cavalry jacket, With Lsgus'reoty 20 rioture
Ia the aet, which the o~n0r can hsvo by calling
a. tots Office aud paying Tor this advertisement
lun6lo--it.
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poINT DEsOFo,

OPPOSITE fIChsbuhui june ~
By the arrival of the ram Swl'zer-
land, Col. John A. Ellet, from tho mouth
Of Red river TO- day, VIC nave intormaiion
of the destruction Of the town OF sum
mersport on the Atohafalays, on the 4th
instant
A reconnaissance by the Switzerland
on the Sd discovered battery OF six
6eld-pieces and regiment Of infantry
holding the shore. The Switzerland on
gagged them, and was struck seven times,
one shot severing the steam pipe Tho
next day the damage was repaired, and
Capt Walker, with the Lafayette and
Pittsburg, silonoed the battery and burn
ed the town, together with large
amount Of cavalry stores. Toe river is
now clear between Port Hudson and
Yioksburg.
HEADQUARTERS WALHUT HILLS, VIcKs-
BUno, June ~, p. M.-LOring IS At Jack
son with five thousand and Walker Is at
HaEoo City With i've thousand men.
Johnston is az Canton with lo,OOO'
These will DO massed TO attack Grant IN
the rsar, but be holds oil ioIds on Black
River, which must be crossed BY John'
Eton and LoFing,
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WILL THE ARCHDUKE MAMMALIAN ACCEPT!
Correspondence OF The LONDON Finest
The Emperor Nap0le0ns departure for
Biaritz, first announced for the 7th, and then
postponed till the 10th, may very possibly, 1t
is now said, be still further delayed. Cabinet
councils have been frequent since his nlajes-
tvs return from Chalons, and there seems to
be great deal going on in high places. 1t is
not, believe, any one great question that
thus occupies the government, but several of
more or less interest. There is reason for be-
leving that the Mexican affair is prominent
among them. Win the GOODNESS that has
arisen between Paris and Vienna-and which
really exists, although its degree has been eX-
aggerated in certain Journalistic likely to
diminish the probability Of the archdukes ac-
ceptance of the Mexican crown? Some per-
sons would tain have us believe that the
Franco-Prusso. Russian alliance of which
there has been such great talk lately, has
much to do with the deliberations OF the en-
perOr and his minister's All that has been
said about that alliance Is entirely premature.
That the idea of 1t has been conceived. and
that efforts have been made in that direction.
is doubtless true, but it is erroneous to affirm
that those efforts have already produced a
positive and important result. As regards the
present situation of affairs, it may PERTAINS
best be summed up by say ing that France is
not yet so detached from the powers with
which she has lately been acting, for an alli-
ance or an understanding approaching to it, to
have come about between her and the other
two great powers. Such an alliance is not
likely to be effected by M. Bismark's desper-
ate scrambles to retrieve the wretched posi-
tion he has made for himself and his sovereign
in Europe, but only by great concessions to
Poland on the part of Russia. When you
IL L.,
gin to attach credit to the reports of an alli-
ance, which some persons have lately told us
is already as good as entered into, although
those same persons now begin to speak less
confidently. As regards the feelings enter
tanned toward Austria, there seems no doubt
that in the highest quarters here, there exist
ed tie delusion that Austria, even when Eng
land stood still, would still go on arm In arm
with France, and would not recOil from war
in company. M. de Metternich is considered
to be in great measure the cause of the French
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potato blight has made rapid progress during
the past few days in that country. In some
cases half the potatoes are diseased.
1t is estimated that the mineral wealth of
Nevada territory will be sufficient to pay
national debt OF $20,000, 900, 900, to give every
returning soldier musket of silver, and to
furnish all our ron-cads with plating of
silver thicker than their present covering of
iron. At that rate bankruptcy does not seem
to be imminent.
The Sultan has peremptorily refused to pay
the pressing debts of the cX-sultanas and of
the daughters of the late sultan. His sister,
the wife of Mehemet Ali, petitioned for the
sum of $4,000 to pay herliahiities, and the
same answer has been returned as to the
others that they must sell their jewels and
their property, but that not piastre will be
given from the public Golfers in addition to the
liberal allowance which they receive.
1t is reported that our minister in Paris,
Mr. Dayton, has telegraphed to all the Amer
lean consuls now in Europe, to send any
American vessel-of.war happening to be in a
European harbor in the direction of Brest.
for the purpose of giving chase to the Flori-
da; and bets have been made in Paris in favor
and against the chances of escape Of the rebel
priyateer,
piece OF Mahomet's shirt was burnt at
the late fire in Coustantineple. The city is
in great distress about it.
new tenor is engaged To appear ic Phila-
delpllia with the promising name of Hoer.
At the recent celebration in Erie of the fif-
teenth anniversary Of Perry's victory on Lake
Erie it 10 estimated $4,000 persons were pres
ent.'
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government having thus been misled, and YOU
will remember that some time ego it was SAID
that he had been checked in Vienna for the
lengths to which the partially to France was
leading him.
1t is rumored in Paris this afternoon thai
the French naval force on the coast Of Mexi
co is about to be increased. This may be
taken in connection with what | have above
mentioned, that the affairs of Mexico, and the
complications they may lead to, have formed
one OF the subjects that have chiefly engaged
the attention of recent cabinet councils.
There are persons who think there is vet a
chance that the Mexican business may lead to
great advantage for the confederate cause in
America, and this, Notwithstanding that the
representations on the subject, made from
Washington to Paris, are reported to have
been very mild.
As regards the decision of the Archduke
Macmillan, it seems probable that this month
Will not expire without its becoming positively
known. AT least, it is expected that the Mex
lean deputation sent to wait upon him will ar
rive in France in ten or twelve days having
sailed IN Vera Cruz on the 10th ult., and will
leave Paris on the 10th inst. for the Arch
dukes residence near Trieste, to hand him
the decree of the Mexican notables, and ask
i'i'' " 81 "hu lNiSH ONSI tHSH DIS SOOH as
possible. 1t Is said they want very much to
have him installed in his capital by the LIST of
January. Three of the eight pers ms who
are to form the deputation are already in
France
The reputation" says LA France, Gap
pointed by the assembly Of notableS of Mexi-
co to wait on the Archduke Macmillan, is
composed of eight persons. Three of the
memhers-M. Guttierez de Estrada, the pres
ldent, NJ. Jose Maria Hidalgo, and NJ. Anto-
MO Escandon-are already in France. The
five others embarked on the 10th ult., at Vera
Cruz, on board the Tampico, which is expect
ed at St. Lazaire about the 10th inst The
depntation will leave Paris on the 10th for the
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whole day. What the losses in prisoners and
material,are, can not now be reported. Our
killed will reached 1900. Our wounded will
amount to 1000, most of them slight wounds.
Among the officers killed are General Lytle.
Col. Key, Col. King, commanding brigade,
and Col. Bartleton of the LIST Illinois.
Among the wounded are Gen. Morton of
Gen. Rosecrans' staff, Col. Craxter of the 4th
Kentucky, Col. Farmhouse of the 18th Illi-
noiS, Lieut. Col. Nudge of the lth Michigan.
Lieut.. Col Hunt of the 4th Kentucky, Col.
Bradley. commanding brigade in Sheirdous
division, Col. Charles Anderson of the 9th
Ohio, Major Wildman of the 18th Kentucky,
Lieut. Col. Trip of the 9th Indiana, Lieut..
Co. Bryan of the 10th Indiana, Col. Arm
strong of the 93d Ohio, Mayor Jonson of the
22d Illinois, and Lieut.. Col. Maxwell of the
I'd Ohio all slightly. Lieut.. Col Vaughn of
the 9TH Kentucky, Col. Stanley of the 18th
Ohio, and Major Dawson of the 18th infantry,
were also slightly wounded. Gen. John H.
Kngis reported wounded and prisoner
We have captured Gen. Adams of Texas
and thirteen hundred of his men.
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INTERVAL REVENUE NOTICE
L. CoLLEcr1Rs OFFICE srH DISTRICT, MASS. No 2ls
Main St. Wore ster. Aug Is 1868 Public notice Is
hereby gwen that the Annual Collection List OF Duties
and Taxes for me wear 1858 uncer the Excise Act OF the
United states has been received IRON the assessor OF
said district, and they due and payable. The
collector, me one OF his deputies viii attend to
ceive the same and TO deliver Licenses to those who
have applied from the fifteenth until the twenty ninth
day of september next at each Of the following places
to wit:
For Division No. I-Consisng of Worcester. Auburn
Leicester, shrewsbury, BUylston, and West B0ylston,
at the Collectors office, No 2S Main st Worcester.
Paxton, pakham, and New Bralniree, at thu office of
Charles Knowlton, deputy collector, in Holden.
BrOOkfed, West BrookGeid and Spencer. the
office OF Eli j. whitemore, deputy collector, in spen-
Ger
Sturbrihgc Dudley, SOuthbridge and Webster, at the
office Of Andrew j. bartholomew, deputy collector, in
SouLhDrldge.
For Division No. Soon listing OF Grafton. Millbury
sutton aud NOrthbridge 1t the office of s. Davis Hail
deputy collector, in Grafton.
For Division 30. 6Conssting Of Milford. Upton
Marlborough. SOUTH trough and Wesborough, at thu
office OF J. Dexter Hunt deputy collector, in Milford
For Division No I-Consating Of Blackstone, Men
don Uxbrdee. and Douglas al the office OF Stephen
Benson. deputy collector IN Blackstone
Peterborough Bellingham, Franklin and Medway, at tn
office OF Charles y Mason deputy collector, in Walpole
in the county O Norfolk.
rhe Deputy Collie will to facilitate the collection
Of said tax. In most visit the several towns
their respective divisions during said time, and will Civ
due notice the time when such visit u be made.
SPECIAL NOTICE All persons who shall neglect to paj
the duties and taxes assessed upon them within tn'
tuie above named arc liable TO pay five per cent aahi
tona upon the amount of the Income Tax, and ten ~
cent upon all other taxes included in said T. WHO"
cannot be abated and must in all be paid hi,
ANY person negle citing to take out his License W.
the time specified will become liable 70 penaii,y
Of three times The of the license, Which P'
Will be promptly enforced. .nrS ruAYER
au25 diff Collector ssh District Of aassacnuse.'s
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NALU AB.E LIS For SALE

VALU iBi-E LOIS FOR SALE
The LOT on lincoln street, op losite the mansions
of Z. ~ Mnen and " O. Thompson, Esqrs, suitable for
the ereclna Of Nleliae Shops, Boot Inyaactorg or
Block # Hases will he sDld low The Lot fronts on
Leui stat IN eetaud Il $50 doep bounded west
BY III Bropk, and is tht line OF the RaiIrO ID
Ing tho new store OF George eSsipns the Of
Front and rumbul streets; the lot next south on
rrumDuIi street, now occupied n wood yard.
Francis II. DEWEY,
Mai str
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nESlRARLE FARM For SALE

hi,sl IN NORrIBRlDGE MASS-The Farm now
ssssA.A-owned and occupied by ia res Taft known
"the hrcler Farm" 81 uicd in he s0ueaS erly part
OF NorthbrIdpe the road leading from Providence
Wore ster, one and one arter miles nom hitin's
Del"t, on the pr'viden and worcester railroad The
farm aims g acres of excellent land divided into
moving pastaraEe and tiaEt, with about 40 of
wo"d'an part Of viii h is Of wcntY years growth IS
acres OF the moving is the Hest interval land in the
BldCSs one Valley the Blacks river running
hroughit The buIl ngs are well located and supplied
with tier from never falling spring The dwelling
hou is q stores high IS by IS, with an 10 By II
The har1 is 100 by 35, with spacious stock yard and
sheds The barn is 20 bv IS Two carriage houses
2Oby 5, and u story dwelling huu.e ~ by 20. All OF
the dinss in excellent condition. The farm cuts
enough to winter ~ head of cattle ard horses. and
is well supplied wi II fruit trees 81 Persons dcsirOus
OF purchasing eund farm are l. Wed 30 call and
inc til rice So 500-unc half cash and the bal
to he secured by u mortgage the farm. Inquire
Of Charles Bowen OF Wore of james aft the
premises. de0p&w2H* sepS
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FOR PROVINCETOWN
as1zlzafSALp WEEK.
.,r, . y ard SATURDAY.
From Boston WEDNESDAY and sATUkDAl.

,,,,.o,o,,p MONDAY and THURSDAY;
rom ta0i i ecIn nodious steamer GEOh5E Sill
ING hS" IL T.. ssfrH commander, VIII commence neI
1bbh, " a., ,yee1 Boston aud ProViHcetoWu; lcaVihg
regular m Eastern Avenue Wharf BOSTON, AZ W CLOCK
the ioot u inne n Sac been built expressly
ON NJ r,1ts and Is lifted with every accommodation
Ot '' i,ience for ladies AMI gentlemen Fare l,5O.
ana p iniornation apply 10 DoLBIER SLEEPER
oGs CONNIE rcial street, Boston. .
poston June 10, 1893 deop6m iell
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FIN u Ms i!

Received direct fl the celebrated maker, ALEXAN.
DER HENRI Edinburs. Length of barrels % a0d 81
inches, with "A and 10 gauge
Gentlemen fond OF the healthy recreation of FIELD
SPORTS, who like to "5ee 'em co." and want truly
dne GUN, at
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" ALUABIE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale. at low
rate, Hb ut twenty-five OF TillAge and Pasture
Land, sltdlted on SALISBURY street about halt mile
north OF toe Post Office IN This land avail
abe for hpSe lots, or for agricultural urticu tura
purp IS s. 1t is tOuud'd Oh the nctth by salisbury
street east bv street extending from Salisbury
street the Joe Bill Road, south by the Joe Bi Road
ant west ny ldnl of stephen -ai sbGry
For te ms pply 10 the subscriber, his Office No. 1888
Main street. " orcestcr
SIS diff Mo r. DAVIS