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"a shell Al the S,ove.,y

Gen. Terry, whose headquarters adloIn
those Of your correspondents, has sable
cook, who wanted some lead fOF his fab
ing tackle, and undertook to melt some
from the outside Of ten pound Parrott
shell, which he discovered lying about she
camp. Placing the projectile in st5ve,
whore he could catch the molten metal Ia
the stove as It fell he soon had the aaiis-
faction Of seeing one of the mOst start
ling views ever brought 10 his vision.
The shell exploded, aud, besides blow-
ing She stove and ths oookhouse 70 atoms
inflicted serious wounds upon the dAfkey
My servant oontraband from Beaufort,
gave vent TO the universal sentiment,
while he was surveying the wreck which
the explosion oceasioned, and from
which we so narrowly escaped, in the
following sage remark ADS dam ole
fool, come clAr down yere f'm BOs'n an
put shell in do stove W--Aorns Island
Letter.
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conservatives

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 9.--Hineteen full
blooded copperheAds were arrested at
Richmond, Ind, this morning, by the
Provost Marshal, while en- route for Day
ton TO vote for VAllAndigham. They were
all armed with bowie-knives and revolY-
ers. They each had 3 rough map, sho ",
ing the railroad leading TO Richmond and
Dayton. After their arrest two OF the
party confessed the entire programme,
and reported that others would follow
them. TheV were from Chicago, and
were under the control Of uAn who gave
his name as Webster Cassel.
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A correspondent, writing to the Mem
phis Bulletin on the I'd, from HardemAn
county, Tenn, reports that bands Of gasr-
rillas still infest that region, committing
outrages that have no parallel in the an
nails OF warfare. They are under the
leadership Of one A. Q, Reed, noted
thief and murderer, aud consist Of about
thirty men, nearly all Of whom are de-
serteFs from the Southern Coniedersoy.
AS might be expected, they all belong 70
an ignorant, vicious class Of people.
The Union amen are calling loudly for
arms with which 10 defend themselves
against the cowardly assAssins. II y =
pity that their prayers are not granted
On Sunday evening man was shot "
A Union Captain while crossing the rail-
road track Ia the vicinity OF Saulsbury,
Tenn. He had on his person thirteen
hundred dollArs In Confederate money,
and at first was thought TO be BrigAdisr-
General Robinson, Of the rebel army.
He was finally identified a. one Haynea,
one Of the most noted Of Whites guerFil-
las 8
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Exeeuli M az Three More OF the
murdeFers of the Gsrecham Family.

COLUMBUS, N.Y. OCJ ~
Jos Davis, VIM Good and Abram Cole,
three negroes concerned in the BrechAm
murder, were hung at noon to-day, near
Fort Quimby.
The 14th Iowa, 14ih Regulars, aud a
detachment of negro troops, were on the
ground. Captain Williams, Provost Mar
shal of the district, conducted the eXer-
cises. The negroes we're calm, and the
whole affair passed off without excite
ment. About ]. 500 persons were in at
tendance.
The Administration thus shows its
determination TO punish criminals, what
ever may be their complexion. Its pol
icy ia strict and rigid justice. Its strong
arm is as ready to protect the people OF
Tennessee from negro felOns as from white
traitors. 1t knows no difference in sec
ton, and is as ready to shield the South
as the North.
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Tho Nnidier., vote.

The Hamilton Telegraph, Of this week.
says
Last week John O'Dowd was sent by
the oopperheads of Hamilton county to
electioneer tor their ticket in the army
This same fellow, In a conversation In
one Of the public Offices, Ia this county,
a few weeks since, deol red that ths SOL
diers vote p0pH amount 10 nothing that q
,0as unconstitutional and would b D'rown
oat lie mas gon TO the soldiers TO b. 8
them TO do a thing which he and his
party chieftAiu Vallandigham, declare TO
be lncOnshiHti1Hai
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united States of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNRSsEE--No. 80.
VHTHEREAs an information was filed in tho
w District Court Of the United sa,es for the Dis
trlet Aforesaid on tho 2st day Of September 1893,
BY Horace Il Harrison, fsq Attorney Of the United
States for said District, against one box containing
ieWery aud other articles, marked 'Horaoe Norton,
90 O. ist Ohio ARTILLERY "-ategng In substance, that
on tie lst day OF September, 1858, in the District
al reaaid on land ,Rid property vas seized as forfeit
ed 20 the United states, hereinafter alleged " be
true towit That said day and year said property
was transported from theStae OF kentucky, 10 Nash
villa in the state of Tennessee, withoui permit OF
A ouiy authorized officer Of the Treasury Dopart
ment or II with one, that II was fraudulently oh.
Ansd, aud further, chat ths proper military author,
ities having prior 20 the day and year Aforesaid
lawfay prohibited all traders not regularly author
zed suffers fTom following the army 10 trade there
uith which prohibition was In force on tho day and
wear aoresai vet tue oUntr Of said goods although
NOT such siter as Aforesaid, did ou the gay and year
aforesaid pillow said army 10 trade thegewithi with
the property aforesaid
Now, therefore, IA pursuance OF the monition Of
said Court undtr the seal OF the Court, 10 me
directed and delivered, do hereby give pub Is
notice 10 All persons concerned in Interest In said
property 10 appear before this said Court on the 10
uay OF October next, al the Court rom, In the Cap
toi At Naahviie IN the District afortsaid, at 10 o.
clock foronc ou, then and thore TO rpose thsir
claims, N ~ ..,,..,.,-
U. g Marshal for Middls District @ tennessee.
octt--lat
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Koseeran., Commun,eatlons.


The Richmond Sentinel of Saturday,
the I'd inst, had the following about
the cutting off of Rosecrsns' eOmmunica-
tions:
Stevenson is on tho railroad from
Chattanooga to Nashville, thirty eight
miles from Chattanooga. Our Investment
Of Chattanooga is far less advanced than
we had supposed, If Rosecrans can
maintain wagon communication between
this point and Chattanooga; we would
not only have considered ii precarious
but i'm possible, and we cannot doubt but
that it will yet be broken if our cavalry
are on the north of the Tennessee. We
suppose they will fad speedy oppor-
tunity for successful blow, but the
truth ia we shall have TO relapse tor the
present iuto the wholesome indifference
with which we have been accustomed to
receive news from that quarter.
Gen. Bragg, in his official dispatch, told
us he held 1000 wounded prisoners
The telegraph now tells US that he has
5000 Other statements may be equally
at random.
The Examiner of the same date says
there is no fighting at Chattanooga.
Some kilograms from irresponsible par
ties would have us believe that Bragg has
cut Rosecrans' communications, holding
Lookout Mountain, etc. But from Bragg's
failure to resume the offensive, we fear
there is too much truth in Rosecrans'
dispatch to his government, that he held
an impregnable position. 1t is said that
Burnside has succeeded in reinforcing
him, and we have no reason to doubt It.
Burnside left Jones' front long enough
ago to have accomplished the march.
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A BAYoNEr CHARGE.

And just now one of those incidents
occurred that makes the stoutest heart
stand STILL About four o'clock word
was brought TO General Granger that a
certain regiment had but one round of
ammunition. The blessed saltpetre was
expected every moment, but it had not
come, "But one round of ammunition,
have you - said the General. $50 back
and tell them TO fix bayonsts, to save
that one round--to lie down and wait
till the rebels are within eight feet, TO
deliver their fire and give them the bal
ance in cold steel May l depend on
you I? "You may" was the reply, and
the trust was well placed, and the pledge
was honored.
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rHE MINfATuRE.

A soldier Of the 10th Illinois was struck
by the fragment of a shell upon the hip,
and the next minute q musket ball PEN
etrated case containing the portrait of
his wife and two children, going through
and through "the counterfeit present.
ments," its errand done and the soldier
saved II he does not cherish that little
family of shadows till the day he dies, he
ought TO get out OF the Federal ranks at
once. Gen. Johnson's division Of the
Goth Army Corps, in which are the 34th
and 10th Illinois, went into the battle
with 1000 men, and mustered 400 on
Monday morning. They had stood in
their tracks aud fred eighty rounds
without backward step.
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GENERAL THOMAS.

rather think, and | must say il just
here, that General George II. Thomas
will rank in history among the coolest,
quietest, most modest of heroes. Meeker
than his Second Lieutenants, he thinks
quite as well of anybody as he does Of
General Thomas. Kind, calm, brave,
God make him for leader, A1d he hon
ora the manufacture.
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rnr DEAL soLpIRR BoE.

| saw fine boy last night, fair and
delicate, somebody 3 hope and joy among
the breezy hills Of Iowa, He could not
have been seventeen, A bullet pierced
his shoulder on Monday, and though at
eight O'clock he walked ten rods, At
twelve he was dead, There was a startled
look in his eye, like that Of wounded
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bir d when taken in the hunters hand;
his features were delicate as a wOman's;
he opened his blue eyes widely, with
such q stare as one thinks can "see
hand zoe cannot see, that beckons him
away" . spAsm of pain swept over his
handsome face and be was arrest. Some
girlish heart will ache for the boy lover
in his distant grave. Some Rachel "will
not be comforted because be is mott
Mr. Healy, the artist, has picture that
looks like that lad. II is his portrait of
a Spanish boy, painted ever so long ago,
by Velasquez, if remember right. AS
the young Castilisn's great blue eyes look
through the centuries, so did my soldier
boys gaze turn up to the moonlight
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KEIT's PRRDIoTIoN - The braggart
Keitt, in public speech delivered by
him At Colum ia, at the commencement
of the secession movement, said: "SOuth
Carolina, single and alone, 10 bound 70 20
out Of this accursed Union; I will take
her out II but three men 60 with me, and
ii slaves take her II will be her grave
yard" IN
There is a strong probability not only
that Slaves" not Of the kind Keitt
meant, however, will help to bring South
Carolina back but that that neat Of
traitors will be used TO coloniEe chs
negroes in this country. -"
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Sleep on, boy In blue,
And araam the drnAm lhr0ug
TnE pEAn ApJUTANT.

As beAtting close to the rough worA
of the day, let me take you on that Sun
day evening to the withered bower erec-
ted for the rebel General Hindman. A
still form is lying there, that At four
o'clock wac instinct with life and honor
II 10 all that is left, except glorious
memory of Capt. w. o. Russell, Assist.
ant IAd utant General, on the staff Of
Gen. Gordon Granger, A youth of twenty
two, he possessed the stability and sound
Judgment of maturer years; mind Of
high order, quick and comprehensive,
was tempered by heart fred with the
noblest impulses. In the very tornado
of the battle he was bearing an order
from his General, and forgetful of all
but the duty, took the nearest route, the
rebel storm unheeded, and that route was
through the gate of death there set wide
open. He fell, shot through the heart,
and the riderless and bleeding horse
brought the tidings of his fate. And
there in the withered bower lies the sol
dier boy, the hero man. The General
enters. "Let me see him again." he said;
they uncovered the dead captains face
there is almost smile on it-and there
beside MIN the sturdy General bows him
self, and the rain falls. He was even ss
other men. The eyes of the group that
stood around grew dim, as he talked to
the dead youth as if it were not the dull
ear of death his words fell on. AT the
end Of all that strife and rage, it was a
befitting wherewith TO end the day it
was ''the one touch Of nature that makes
the whole world kim" Good night,
young Captainl Hail and farewell
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A CuRIoUs THEORY OIL THE DuRATIoS
or THE WAR.-The Rev. John Gilbert,
of Clay county, Kentucky, writes TO
friend in Frankfort, giving = curious
theory with regard TO the durAtiOn Of the
present war. In his letter be says.
"During the Revolutionary War com
blades had sepen points 90 them, that ia
the blade grew in such q manner ~ 10
have seven distinct points or enda CORES
ponding with the sharp point Of the
blade. These seven points indicated the
duration of the Revolutionary War Now
there are but Rlree sepArate and distinet
points to many of the blades, and this
indicates, very clearly TO my mind, that
the duration Of the present war will be
three years the points Of the blades re-
presenting years. '
We saw badly eoyTiei young blade the
other day who was attempting 10 make
all the point, Of the compass. He was in
vOlved in revolutionary movement Of his
own.
Tntarnraf n tfon---,.srU dygynl
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For Sale,

HANDSOME RESIDENCE, lot fronting the
Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir-
part OF the city for Family Rcaitencea Apply
H. G. S3OYEL.
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T Manufacturing Establishment
and Other Purposes.

X offer hree Large Lots In the vicinity Of the
/ Corporation Spri &, aud but short distance
D the General Railroad Depot, viz:
DE LOT, with good picket fence, ON Spruce street,
.l 400 feet front, running through 10 Vino, about
Beet, and fronting on three sire ts total number
font feet about 1900. ia'
b., LOT on Vine street, about 302 feot, run-
n through TO McIemore street about 200 feet,
|itng on three streets and hayinga total front Of
fHt 800 feet, with picket fence
No. or ON High street, about eco feet front.
Ding to an alley In the direction of Summer
al
10 three lots above mentioned are considered
Y for manufacturing purposes, as they are con
tleut, cheap, have water facilities, and room for
"a material, and are well worthy Of the alton
\ Il those who deslre TO invest in productive
4eriy. II. G. SOOYEL.
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PIcture or ,ne Ln.e nn,tIe.

Mr.. B. F. Taylor, the brilliant poet.
editor and correspondent of the Chichgo
Journal gives many exquisitely drawn
sketches of the Battle of Chickamauga,
some of which we must make room for
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Interpretation--perp drunk.
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@r0sses utsD Dnferdffete I
Dr. GDaene'8

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