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From the Charlsssan Esrsuryl
tGeR. Brsxtou BraEg has j8incd the Prctss-
tant Episcopal okarah He was esuffmed q
few days since at his ssarteTs iu SssIbyville,
Tennessee r.. Rsv. Bahes Elliott, Ct tie do
cess Of Georgia, cfieistiag."
Ihe above ii1s1, Wsich appeared 10 the her
earg sf tho l5th, is not eEsctly correct. Gen.
BragE was net c1n6rmss as bis qEartegs" On
Tuesday evening, June ., after evening prayer
in the church Of the Holy Radeemef, Shelby
vile, TeaRosseo, Sea. Bragg received tke Apes
telie rite Of Confirmation a ths hands Of Bishop
Elicit
stated ia scene newspapsrs. Gen. Polk aad
staff, and q respectable eenggSzAlion, was pres
ent on she oocssiea. Very uuly yours,
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QemaBgErgs.


W. u aERglN8 s CO.
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Will fbrs7 ~rnboefs ~ ~ t+--r rsa-ll.is
a79 showed their rsigr hv bryairr ttg lsfe s.
1ss7 tog-D of si11r,rners frs45 r|-i.5 r-- --s.-4
bs9 -v;tlsrsv-- = r.s,-iti--Q r1..se---f -. 40
ths Federal rrisoas-- nov bs-s 80 i-rss 4
tbeir zen were kiIIsd ana ,eTsn wounded ir tbc
bor1bsr5rseat of Ceraes C,sr,-ti-tsaf .hs sses-7-
- g,cbsz, was pisre.i th-5--h F7lt tise- ~
bslir from tHs tsrprs CbrisH bs,.s-v. - t..il
cutting OF sssna7's head and e15nr tfr-uzl
m, r~srarf1s Z, fls has f--s ir C--1us
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Darlo4 9J sur tIal -ii llllal 4l'Flelfl was ial-
stally wounded ahd has si7Ca aii, a1d ssTsza-
44uAes l.-.5 q ----6 ~ $50 7 A-Al
we're Holn-ed A. laa aAit -s 9qseF
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A masiiug was held il BeseAsr's C5uEch, in
New York, on the l2.b inst. to forward ths
raising Of legion Of flO,0OJHsEroes fer rFreao1f
The committee which hsd been ct prs7ious
meeting appoizte5 ts con suit witb Linesln-lhe
said csnmiftae consisting Of tv7o white men and
two negroes-mads report Of their interview as
follows:
The President stated that the GovsrulaHt
U1ui1 acesP. sh5 cooperation Cf-tha emanei-
ealsd eolorsd Bs0pls as a military arganizaii91.
lie admitted the enthusiasm Of TIE co.0red peo-
pie ia tho cause, but Hsvarthsls5g states the
difieuliy Of raising coiorad troops North and
South. The President sisted that Gsneral
Fremont bsisg The ssespd Cfhesr IN rank in the
army. should hsva o department f he had a
comuaEd; but there was The mcuiF. 10 Chic
the Pres ems found hiussIf iu sts sion OF
ss1 IIgl--z gaHtLernan who had q reiZe to- @ som
VIXEN De t1l1 ts la-8 Wl-- Wkal he hope
ful Iapls, wen hf whose
aEa" Ils President s81t map, pointing te
bs co'0rsi par.s rsp-oscHting the sections oi tls
rebel S.atas largely paaptad By c0lsral reoTla.
Hs noticed .hat bordering on VicEsbErg II par
ticular, rsmaIkine that Re hoped for corporation
f0m fka negroes in shat sacsiau 20 tlka Vicks-
burg aud 30 hold 1t. Ha had urged unoa many
gsaarsls to isks tho work Of raising an
army Of goloEed msni but he could not pre-
vail Ga them, because they had stars On
their shoulders. Hs further informed The ssr-
aittes that he believed Fremont 70 bs the
man 20 de this work and give il effect, on ao-
cBunt Of his Pecuiaulas and those Of she col
cred people. H3 assured them that be would
90 al in his power 90 forward the movement.
Mr. Chase was present daring the interview,
bat revsr gp0Ee Senator sumner IVES also
present, and stated ihas Be believed the zreasslt
nar1o 10 be- wTit.5n in ihass times viii IS writ
ten by the hlad of that maR who Orrani1es tts
c5l0rsd people into an army for thsr swR de-
liVersaea and Che restoration Of the Uai0n.
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Tas falovirv extract { ON le1sF iro@ ca
oHesr i1 q Ricamsnd bafNTy g Ais sro-Rsr y
fhis citg. gives tbs e'sa-es aaa saost ssILsef
i5ss of iie inarnsl ei tho capture @ " ineaes-
te1 and Che movements G oFr troops i-aiasai-
sreTv a=ees1iag thst eqanE that has ye. bien
elvaa ID tke puhlie 30 ta0se UnlamiiaT Wits
De gsozraE hy uf tie valley, lha. they shouid
To-3 ihe account vith nap balsre taelo, Is es-
ndaI b tie prepar understanding ans epprs-
siati0n 5f lie sEA with Whick General Ewel
threw tho meshs5 ol E.s Set around the army Of
MilroV- lt Fil be seen taal bs.0ra tha latter was
aFGfs Of She appTo4e5 Ct asngf, bis petition
.rss surs sse8 asd Bis pr.ngisal aveEues Of
rsrsat bsl3 By oHr Eoaps We give lho sx-
nagt .-E.esW0Ra Examiner.
ClNF lsr va AEuLLERT
Fnar miles beyond Wi1chestar.
Jane il.h, 12e3
On tba l1lh ins.}at ETelfs corps
4, ,ssieb r-r battalion Is at.aghed, ssare1 fr8n
Cu.ls spsr & 5urt House We marched t6sl cay
10 Li.iis Washington, ia hsPpahannQek egansyl
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GOOD lot on hald md f0r sale br
~ 4. uE8AIH3 8 co.
1falrr Atlaata, Ca
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TIE GRAPz CgsP.-Wc 'ag8 ssrry 20 learn
that tao glepe crop fsi5 yesg s. quite saProra-i-
lag. T. soEls ltesEies ia thi1 4fsio ii is naid
the grape are ratfias bow wise-sptea4 the
evil Iaay bs Ws efa aa45is % state. We asaes
hoEszar. tEsi sef4i rg lae5e sTl prog
iassss. eoo3 e m b proluced.-AH-
gasta Cls70ziest
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VOL XIV, 10. 1l3



oHs Of car lady subscribsss sent rse rssrf.
zlea ef fsap nauufact1rad us5sr bsr ora al
ae,isa. Some Of car foaala ffisudr % ubor
We 1a0Wsd it, Wsrs sa nuaa pis1asd wth &.
iaz- iAay eEIsd % e HrIt8 % asr flr ful az
r1e19n1 as 90 ITS l1a1l-sc.G-s. The reesips We
Paal.sh below. Oar niond says in a private
-attar is Pc fog nay p. year Lady lrsn5s
thai nuch Oh tie saaaiy 9i ths seas dspsn5 O.
Pariena a.isntsH 70 ths cleaning tie zsssiis.
s ths least iDpsIisv VII 5i1coler soae
alHaTa f1T1 the irFz pel y which I make --s-
wr.l Tubbad Viia dr7 corn uaai af.rr s F. rrsra-
Cd and apparently citla; r ths neal in rulbl-r
5eceDeg dark thrcF j. sFt ard Fst nss II
yaur friends have ne msulds, rTEle Chs 7e11 is
hos !. caa De poured ini0 a ssalsr disE rre-
V-911ly MG18 Wla IhIs-WI-l uaEa = eeza r1e
Of iEa dish WithsCs sticking" As eur csre-
speldsa5 kas taEoa Evs pr1niu-is Tor hs- saap
A clil-ro1t Par51 OF flrglnil, ouf r11lsls nay
be assursd taa. sbs ruei1s is g gssl o1s. ~ Ct
rs 1ay learl 90 DO scEE1 IEgs s1d cTc-F sl-rz
shat tends 10 aaks Is iuisrsl Iett is gees r
the c0antFy --SslthsTn CtH7et1aH
Have ready k.css-y ly7 srs1e onsuFh %
bear 81 egg, sloHisg ths sLEs of g dime sa0va
ths sHrtacs sf the lya- TO tlres pounds Of e.ssn
lat. after hsiRg asisi, sd tHo ea eEs of-ly
sE1 5il e. LINE -l1 Gia1 81 9 Wa.nat; b'il f1st,
asf sir fregEsn..T. When E kss beils5 ~
hear SHr "a sH5 g5oz1 of the iTs; csuiilus
u lslt ts z --- l-a a.4 aar
has boiled ilz several haRI1, teks Oh. .sss-
tUl end cool is en- plate; E Is lsss 70. ely
aa5 lit'ls water; # this causes s. t0 islv- s3I
Hs.sc 20 llat in tas Es.zls-g.iE it v1rT qaicEy
While .ha Ha-sr i1 Poars5 in, SD Eca pe-csivs
tha. i- ro91z or .ss sscE ~ saeessss hsaTJ.
Whsn .his ia Gle cls5. voz e1Fa what is eaAlei
Jelly sosp. OF s98 Ecep hy s2ae 10 HsE it
hard slir in Cns qsar. salt izla the ssas,
and lst Is bell Ten miEs.es lsuEafi Essi-
csol. next day eat Gle soap eui 81 ta- stls
and clarity :. By mel.iET g oyer addiar w.s
s1oush b-rsiy s. covsr itf .et it jaat come 70 Q
bell and set 6 away. Whea perfectly es7i sRa
hrm, t7vH 8. ol5 OF tie oven, rcrare 81 ~ 81
taa TszidzHa lhet may aaa5ra % ta5 ssEs q
eaas, cat il in p-scass sHs piac8 is e. seslls 70
harder
Ts naka this ssss fs ior isii,t puposas e IS
aniy Reeassary 50 elt it iat1 tEl sasTsrE,
plaza it In very siee tia pan, add G li-s Tgts1-
scarcely ansErb IS csvsr tsa shavinee ssti 81
s0Es eabsrg and cir a1d seai wi.h 2 ais1
sPs7R unti Is 5rcouiss q sl13tl jsH7 wh'la in
this st.ts If you Hiss g solcr & er Csfzes8
vernlillisa iu litls Eatar ard s.r it iz iiH Tsl
gss the desired Aus; taEa Is cE tas Gre aEd SD
oil of lavender he-gau9l, sasze'rss- cr 11r 5te1
essential I'll, tl1 seems s Waiad FoE -s AL
while ii ls ss1leF - l.fIl pO1r Is lu-o a3li14.
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VnJlaudishnm aHd the EEncoIn Cabinet.
Frsa tAa Loa5oa Times, Ray 81


/ Frsn tao Lsadoa TIueI, Ray 81
If wa wasld conceive tho earnest is7riag Of
I the Northern people a..er thtir lest Union, we
must col1Icar the outrageous in5izI.i las %
wAieA .Eey win subnil from those via promise
20 restore it. Alth0azh ths Gsvsrnmant Of Er
Lincoln e8nfessldly haa Che e of n BODY
OF oeR IN the country; though ha hin-el IS
pel-oa ot aei-asr 11'ty nor a-Fll.Fi s5su=h
Etm8 aDOng lie chici advisers ara known 60
h1Vo misbahavsi thsus= =lVas IN = manner wsish
any otker country would punish By expulsion
Hot ealy Hol othcs but also from society;
Though tie Eiitsry commanders ara iucspa-
BE, and tie war IaEE1isbcs, and tho
zen desert through want Of co7G9ancs in
their leaders, yes tha msiodiy sf th8 North
gh-ioEs 20 much troa the prospect af q divided
Republic chat i5 viii allow paop.s who's it locks
Vpan and talks abeut as inssc..ss and i1beors
sad brsEgsrtt TO comrsit any act Of tyrsauy uB-
der tsa prate1ca Of maiatsiuiBE tha U1i0l It
does net believe in thsm; il Eoald be gl1d to gss
ID Of tHsm and rsPlaca them by better ael; but
tAsy ere no power they stand as ths repre- arsata-
tive7 however unworthy, Of the Untsd 5-ateE
aEa, h0pi8E against hope, the people Of the North
8b9y them bgc2usa opposition might seem liEs an
abaEao1na1t Of q charisha1 design. We do not
thiRk that in isa days of Eug.snd's iercest strur
gis With the French Republic Gle G3vsramsut Of I
Pitt W0uld have FontHgsd on such an act IS she
trial By court-uaTiial Of private person for
making q speech against The war, and rscem-
zeEdiag hi5 hozroTs te aFi.ssa, con5itusi1HallT,
fer the overthrow Of lhs ministry. Yet s. was
for ga 9fens7 prsci-o'y similar that Mr. Tallsn
digaaz. one Of tho most prsHinsnt poli.ieiGzs
Of the West, has been sentenced to two yeans'
5anishRant 60 a miserable i-lst--s sentence Era-
ciously e0mmutei by ibs President into eEDUl-
sion from bis home and nom Che limits Of the
E0rlborn States
Ee has appealed 90 the United States court
st Cincinnati; 6us tkis tribunal kesiass5 ta
grant a writ of hsbs1s corpus, and General
meantime, tasughi. Is said that the press csn-
demua the conduct Of The Esusrsl share is so
mueR apathy taas we calaot doubt that Er
LiHcois may bzuisb or u1-ison bis critic at his
pleasure. a government with such power
oaght 90 DO something grass, F5s e a51aars
every day n0rs plain thsl .a5 Czlis8: O. Wash
iogtoa is f0ruids6la only TO iis own helpless cit
izsns.
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JOB WORK

JOB WORK
or EVERY DEsCRLPTIOCy.
Cz faalites for exseusag ARa-Y work ere
s1pario., aad wo invite she attention Of QusT-
selmastsrs, -Comuissariess and ether govern-
nlalf ofieiais th@eto.
We have, also, 3 l-rge amount Of English
paper OF hsnd, suitable flr ths finest work.
Cr5e-Avil la promptly flied By experienced
workmsp. Address
2[cCLAEAHAE s. Dill.
jU6 atlanta &C., or Montgomery, Ala.
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slaves Of heemen. Figures, which tell truth,
demonstrate automatically that this system Of
indirect slavery eIt0rts rem the la10riug pc0Bls
Of England isr greater pr8st than direct slavery
has ever produced to Virginia sr sYsa West
IEdia masters
If your PesDlo are beth indusirisus and poor,
asme such causes probably open upon them as
have fercs1 ansmal0us E0ral character upon
the lsboriHg Fsop.a Of Eng.and. But in fact
ihs poverty yea iasiuua.e Is neither % be IoEnd
Ia the exact division Of tho national dent ia tLa
state Of ceDBare5, III improved o. ussil- Gdi-
hess OF IN the wealth and luxury Of indie
vidUala.
A B1stsn nsbob, it is said, is abla TO azpszd
ia siHgio entertainment, a yeaf's iusoms Of
sosd Virginia farmer. AS taa eaasa 80 which
ysu agcribs the malcaauey yoE charge us wiih
aeol not exit If follows that the sEscs does
nsither exist.
Consider, sir, the consequences Of aealauical
iBstitgtieRs, which tsscs 0cal Pr,i gdiee7, STATE
cumiass End individual hatred. Whist viii Be-
come Of the Uaion asd national h,ppiusas, if
errors calculated TO Hm S.asa against Stats
with she most deadly neral weapons, ars inCul-
Gated by zeal, rendered d8gbly dl1geroU8 b.
credulitT. in ono sentiment We agree. That
1t would be extremely irjuaici0ss in ns 90 ssad
son in search Of instruction 10 one who be-
leves AIN ts Be S wrctca Destitute Of msraiz,
iaduatry aat re'igisai when the last 81 such
prsJadicss saEsa 20 p-sRt lha dagger ef bar
rister ia sks hsart Of a greas prince
I an, with due celsiieEzti8n, sir, y0ur EOsi
c5sdisnt saTTlEt. j. z.
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GEN GlANr.-Gen. Grant s. described as
about ave ieatniu8 inches high, has anly hair
and whiskega, blus eyes, e frIa au5 determined
nostil, wal.-ahapsd nose, and 1amalezi9a
sHa Slows eject Of exposure. 30 pridas himself
oa hor5enausaip. AZ The BATHS Of Monterey he
vas or5cT91 90 carry ca or5er 60 psins where Pc
had tof5ass the TIRE Of q battery Hs pal spugs
80 his horse threw hinssli on ore side. after ths
Ininaor OF ths IHaieuz, kslding en- By ihs
hsrss's name, ard BY ons leg tbrown ever sae
eaatis of ihs 8adsie, SAD ia lhis r0siasn ieaRs5
ion, foot wal. Gen. Gllut was sauisd soal
after ha lef5 tie regulaf srmy, ana has now
lhrao children, ore of Hh5n, 8 boy abeub Six
years o7, is nearly as g5od rideg as lis faihag.
-NoritsTB PaPer,
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8Ppai.
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ClHF 2sr ia AITLLERT,
Fnal miles beyond Wi1cheslar
Tare l1th. Iaee.
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JUsl Received per Late arrivals frGm
HEsau large and Weu
assorted stock OF

Paper, Stationery, Inks,
ECtc.. Ste.
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-Rbs New York 3oEaocracy-s rOther Esup-
tu-es RHd iiH Probable EIoHlsnlous Con-
..rlamn.E.
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From Fortress Monroe.

tCorf's g0udsHre 0 The SUM
Fortress hoUor July .,.-flss of truce steamer
Ney York arrived from C..y Point las. cveu,ur, Ia
charge OF CAPTAIN nu,ford sh' ti,nrs Richmond
pap +. TO Ito 9Th. I be- iollowus are eN,fsc.at
rnr Faye tevllle u G.. Olsrgyrs mi. tnat ",
Mout., Il, "a ~ Of IN" Ieas'stR ,p1,pany, IA. u
di N g. the tn'e'v hing t'p r',r who nEeu % \
s'or, otGen Le| tntIAs iU,j1t pii ou"!s. Dos lie
q ussR,g. 10 stsT,. out the tcosrspa b. .onhn-
me Il 90 the tiu
Cold Is voth / 10 Richmond.
S-vtuty- even 'nkte p. out.s arrlyrt ysstcffHy
mo nins f!oIn ~ pepper, and IA nj irIiu W She
vile.
Tie H'yor n savsun b hos is'ued procam alton
r'ut. y AL ftsid lt, OF t.,. ciiy to urlaail' lor
huu4 fence. and n Ler II -turts, noihrl y,
aud other ptaccs e nee. to close tht q oVi -
On Moaday Mrdnr.ds. ard o... : !hH pa
- 81 d l.. e diT Ct TAT ,Lt .iu 4. b. liz. =
oi 'y-.y n,u thr city c,p.bs oi L,ar.us Grna "a
artCt.cy.
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Rebel Movements in Kentucky.

Toc Surrcuufr ~ horGhn, fic.
CnetHndh Julv 29.-The following information
- received at headquarters last u!ght;
Columbus 81 cia Il ,ps,ches ssy that tho question
yhe,her Cap. Burb, dge had an horty 20 sccsp. the
urr nder ii John Morgan viii ia 'p.eeily deter
mined HtVa mt regularly clcctca niitia cap
4, L, nor hai ~ any command at the tme " Nor
~ .urreudcr Capt. Bu.b.idgc, with few eora-
sani :, vas .ct;ns riiii for Nc n, when the
ku,r discovering our force, ccsne .p3n uI,sut-
rLderrd 10 him, ia order thar he might secure terms
,o,uit himself capt. Burbrdse At once cr.nted The
Iuns which Morsen rroposed. T " minutes tF-
trsArds, shackletrd up aud took charge Of the
,,bel sans, ryfusns TO recognize the terms OF eur
r.pder Morgan will iouhtle,s be scut back 10 e un
b., and lodged in the penl;entisry,
Col. pcgram. with between 1910 and 200 me-, ,
ao.s,d the Cumberland river day or two since, and
N .oyed Sor,h towards Richmond. Hs va. IN tho
,N lty ot that plac. a, the last The pc.
,rAne opinion here in military crces IL, that rhen
A Pr'an STATED he aas no, aware Of the capture d.
L 4 d, ard con empla,ed anus,ins E.u to escape.
g., o,po,al Of our force, Kentuckr IL ,uch viii
H. iupl,sbl ior him to either advance much fu.
/ be- or 20 escape.
PsGRAS's ,rvA,cE
IN. bulletin o, Gpin's IL hange hsa the follow Ing
/ Sara the Phil,dslphis EvEsisG B-iLLrs. l. il
4 L.,I Cle.unati, Iul %;
N,-g,u 'd,pofed ct in line for Barn. de 10 attend
~ r.ih toes, now adv nclus toward. Lexington
l rtoC are al so.'s oftunors ,'1nt
rg, -uh.'an'i' f.cti are that Col Scot's old rom
| 1t.' with PesfAm' AMI Abby simenis, IA a.
| ,0r ane,n huulr men, crossed Cluteriaud I; vel
,i.y 1rtwosgo, at B; Greek Cap, aud move ,owrr,
n on orI posets and pa ri. rctl g hefor'
\ ZEN Dt.eha eats of the 10Th Ken ucty an,
I, io clvalIy, nd lI9th Illinois :. ounted ia sn'ry
h. tour tuuds Il men, under CT. ,adcr,, Ct
4 "a ut Richmond, Ky yesterday mornin.. over
Il . -,rod aud badly cut up They fell tack tn
1 xeuucky river. where they eIosAed. pursued by tn
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Navigation OF tho Mississippi Tho r.rnt
BOatip

81 Lopis, ilg Ca. rhc ,t.amrr In risl, tn ;lr't
boat irou. ~ Or,sn,, arrived hero tis morning. 4
Large crowd Of mcIchant, and other CT; gr-etod
h,r arrival and anati nal .alue vas i'rd In homo,
OF tn oprnlgg OF the Mississippi Thcro NOR bert
III rec .i.eI tn. eveuiLg tor Nes O.losn., SIh a
Large load ol private iresh, aud lons passenger Les
Tie Con uinenid let yestrdsy iCT tie tGn.e Iolt
heavily laueu with Goyeium, Mt stores
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Tho Dr,n In ph,.ndc,pbla

Et''G 1. ~, J'iy 90 TIE drsN IN the Fifh
Wa-d of '..- CITY 0as completed today. Among
,to.e Who ,.7c cen 30 lucky to be- draw No ar.
Ao-i ueia ns, 1' the Phi, Sd phiN I.qr.rrH, sud
6.e tel 81 % ~. 3r.s.f' attached 10 the Aae.oAn aud
Ma, ,.nAAl ,.Ils.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND lnE VICINITY.


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Pr'o!7 j'dy %. Tho dr,H Al iocSport wT com.
i.tL 5r't,ii.., aud tEolgh tiouh," apprea' nd
g. :, Lon, oc.r1'4 e. t.i.unds,tood TIA. the ia ~ a
.t..,..J ~. c r.nl,nce q, twosk
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Telegra2aic News Items, dc.

TIE draft take rlsee IN keutuck In f'v DAYS
II Hartford, Conn, ac-' a. given hth 'otYe
ki''rLs all 'astent4 tortA,T s'trs ui ''s' 90,
s.As
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The geople Of Sou'h Kentucky river were panic
str rk'n Ani fed rih. bring u; n,pn h,ele ni'n'"
Of the adVsnc, Of eighteen thcu,.ui re5c'' via I sb
OrchA'd. NTH nIcsnet, and Git'on thcu'aad more
10 reserve at Knoxville All iulpr.NAo.e h'Tml
Law "us Sea IS IN Lexington. and tl the 4 lArn'
-eir c1ld L n,. Gtn. H,cali con manis the
p,,'. Gen. nurasls has sens to Lexington Tue
II csm,n Ira -c 4. s-onsly su.fde', spd the retei'
will M. saiy cfo,. the rver &c Por'cT'' tri
u n GI.u.r 4 command arc in the rear oi he 70
b,!, and hey val hot ,.ohsbl, remain Ions iu ecu
tai k-ntulky.
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Another Draft Decision.

Proves, Ha,.Aal C,u'-ai yiy h's iecii that sub
-tutes between and 20 vii be acc pied with con
sent Of parent.
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Ths Draft in other States.
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Highly lrtcrcsting "Details.
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THE CAPTURE OF r.oRCAN.
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Permission to Remain in Port.
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THE NEW SCARE IN KENTUCKY.
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Latest News
THE REBEL PIRATE AGAIN.
II More Vessels Destroyed.
TEE FLORIDA AT BERMUDA
nONOns PAID HER THERE.

Salutes from the Fort.