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NOTICE s hereby given, 70 ell whom Il may con.
~ cern that the Dsi.iet Ccurt of tie Confederate
States, for the Middle District uf Tennessee will be
holden Ia Winchester, Franklin Co. commencing on
Wednesday the lot day u April next, aud will can-
tnue till the business Is eisp0sra ui
BY o, DIR OF WNr. n, ilyMrHKkys, Judge OF said
Conlt. This l0th day Of Msrch, 1868,
J. h. CLEMENTS,
mar"hl4-td sI st Marshal az Tenn.
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FAYEErEyLlLE. TENNEssEl. }

ENROLLING officers In the State OF 1enneseee,
leave tlom their commands, The enrolling olllcprs ia
Middle Tennessee will send descriptive rolls u lhe
officers so enrolled 10 the Commandeut Of Camp of
Instruction, at Fayetteville, Tennessee. The enroll
lug officers IN East Tennessee, viii send similar dco
criptive rolls TO the c0mmandant Of consefpts, ~
Knoxville, Tennessee.
Il. ID. BLAKE It, Col C,S. A..
fsh2lAw Comd OF Con, tor Tennessee,
~. East Tennosseo papers copy Ioar weeks.
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YANKEE RrvENcE.--The Yankees in one ol
their plundering raids in Mississippi, visited
the premises which were occupied by Presi
dent A. B. Longstreet. now OF the South Caro-
lima College, while connected with the Univer.
sity at Oxfnd, Miss These proving mis-.
sionaries and evangelists Of "!he beet Gov
ernment the world ever saw" an they call il
stole and G. icd of many books, papers, &C.,
belonging TO DR.. Longstreet, including many
Not satisfied a Yankee oihcer
took from the wall the likeness Of Dr.. Long
streets nephew, Gen. James Longstreet, Il 9
hero of many battles, and also the likeness Of
the Hon l.. @. C.aIamar, son-in-law of DR.
Lopgstreet, hate momber of Congress, and
at present executing an official trust in En-.
rope. A lady who was in charge OF the house
claimed these pictures. and on returning them
to her, the officer showed his brutal nature by
knocking his lsl on the photograph features Of
Gen. Longstreet, breaking the glass, aud there.
by showing his hatred Of the original--the
only mode of revenge within his power.
Charleston Courier.
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What oonserlp,loH ha. Effected Ia East Tenn
lichmond Correspondence Knoxville Regis'eTl

Richmond Correspondence Knoxville Regisierl
The number OF conscrlp;s enrolled between Is and
35 years Of age in East Tenn 7ce. ....... .lf,2sl
Number enrolled b>iwIcn 3j aud 40...,..., 300
Tot Il number enroll I ..... ...,.... q 5Sl
Number exempted by law W On Is and s. 467
Number exemp "a by law " q IS aud 30, $50
TO ! number exempted by law ......,.,...- llOi
Ran away TO the enemy TO escape nroilment, i9Sa
Number detailed, discharged aud de. ,red...,l25O0
Tho detailed men have been furnished
chiefly TO the Ordnance Bureau, to work in the
nitre caves and in government shops, aud TO
the QuarterInasters and C0mmissary Depart
ments. In the whole South, as ! am advised
there are not quite 1000 conscripts employed
in making nitre.
Discharges have been given principally for
physica! disability, and very few have fur,
nished substitutes.
This statement is Inaccurate and upderes
Inmates the number received into the service,
because Gen. Pillows report, or those of his
officers, baVS not been tuiiy furnished. lie is
not as Systematic as Col. Blake. than whom
there is not, perhaps, a more iaithiEl officer in
the service, fitted fer any position 10 which he
may be assigned.
Polks report Of the battle Of Shiloh will
not be pnbllshed until after the adjournment
OF Congress ] may got access TO ITS pages
tomorrow, and then we shall hear Of the deeds
Of Tennesseeans on one of the boodiest bit
tle.ields of the war.
THE FATE or CAPT. HARRIS.
Young Harris, am now assured, will not
be hanged. Influences have been brought to
bear upon the Executive which could hardly
be resisted. His youth, lie alleged weaRness
of intellect, the loyalty Of his whole family,
to be disgraced by the folly of this boy, all
these considerations. when East Tennessee can
furnish hundreds Of bad and dangerous men
whose execution would avail the country
something have induced the President to re.
consider his original determination. Senator
Haynes, am advised, has contributed mainly
to this result He thinks it enough to com.
mute the sentence of the court martial to i'm.
prisonment for life. 1t gives me unqualified
pleasure to make this statement TO the kim
dred of young Harris, many Of WHOM are
known to me az the best aud truest among
the people of East Tennessee. ] have re-
ceived the above information through a Sena-
Tor from the Head Of Department. s.L.
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SHERIFF'g RALE

ON the lrst Monday 10 April, 1868, sll cell r.
~ cash, at public outcfy n the highest dddor q,
the Court House doof iH Harrison 1eDneaee lhe iols
lowing tract Of land iowt: about two hundred acres
lying IN tho rei distficl Of Hamilton county Ienneg-
zee adjoining the lands James u. Johnston. DaniDl
Yarnolan Otbem-laaid land belongnR 70 Nlntoo
Pendeerass and will be n0d 70 satisfy q lu0cmeml
end Sosis inl favor Of James N. Scott, agai id spi
cndegrass. JAMES JACK, lIcp, shenH,
tch224w Hamilton Co.
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SOMETHING NEW. |"

100 Bush. Herd grass seed, Sow IRON FEB. 70 =
so Orchard
5000 Spanish segars,
IS gross best quality, Lueiier Melches,
rs Boxes choice andy, On 2Olb Boxesl
900 Sacks g round Peas--iOr sale, for cash, by
marS,lmt JOHN L. NJ. tRENCH.
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FROM the Oaolnnat Enquirer OF Feb. 18th.
rhe Ne,y Yorlk Evening Post nlisrepreseUts :
the EnauIrei--Ihe Right OF Free Discuss-
ION.
The New York p TAX up the Cincinnati En-
onirer npun Tue sabiect ''rrce ! u on 10
pes tie ioOwi from one of our editorials, aud
dos; "The>e are excellent sentiments, and we give
them our h rly APPROVAL T
Tkere is no principle or form OF doctrine that any
man can entc rain, whose promu alton viii do inju-
ry many community
aTne organic law Of the land fjrbds Congress to
mass any law TO restrain liberty OF speech or of TIE
berwi .; whether made oy tie civil or the military
,ower or by the popuaOe stand upon precisely the
anne pround-they are all alike Illegal aud Dnonn9t
ltntona as much unlawful Os stealing, or robbery on
murder Su,h restr4intsae not only wrcng. but they
are dangerOu
The poct. however takes occasion to state that, in
tra matter we have changed Our 0pinlonl It says
"Iittl more than year ago Mr. Wendell Phillips
was assalled by apro'iDvely mob IN UineinDati and
the Enquirer's verdict was served nun rght
This & untrue. The Enquirer condemned IN strong
AID distinct terms the interruption of the Wendell
phlips meeting In this city, and, furthermore the
staten ept OF the Post that the Enquirer has upholden
thc supper ion Of spteth here or eewhere, now or
Fever IL utterly unionded' II the Post had oohsu Ted
t@'Aydcnce Instead OF It's own imagination Tor tho
acts, il would have doaebolh the Enquirer aud the
Ths, Townsville journal diiapproved of The seuii
ments an the ma rapl quoted above from the I'm
onyer as warmly no the Post appFves OF ihlm. which
shuws Inc fallbiy at doctors even upon he Admin
stati0n SIDE. The Jopnllfsbe "a segeual questions
obe al wbich-a, II reh ID TO the conduct OF news
papers oare ol ts fraternity than Of OurS-we asked
IL 10 refer % y en-. ltis cgtollows;
Should TIE PIE be permitted 70 preach the duty
aud riaht ou,pess slave insurrectons, house burn
ln sand nutders 10 the midst OF slayeholdng CON
m1nl'- or el whe,V
Tbe aost re,eas L is question: which, u appears
I, n ik, al hlug Is agrees With us IN doctrine, y
VIII l,nbleu ~ answer, end wo reply IN the Ian
gnaoe ~ ludqe S Ary, in his Cmnmen'aries on the
,Insu lton whc,a he il iregtiig OF the clause tal
which we nave allu ID the iirt amendment which
oxactly mbldies oar opinions ...aar
UJtis n that he language oi this amendment
bnbo,f1 tnors n n tlit every man shall have q
ii ht 70 s ak write aud print his opinions upon aWY
an . wnr YER without eny prior rcltrant' - ~
wowc the not lpjure any other person " MSl
Its D., on. prop5ty or reputaiioui ana 50 always
ilatbed d qnot ihere6y dstuib puUlic peace or
5I0mOl u, LNtyeit the Government"
Mo- q this we never oaimedi all q thif we are
willing (, 4Brd IN 10 ehQnd bero prior re
IA. hut IN vor of no pr 1n or Journal should
pobshl,y the y Of he land or reapons'biiy
f,rhlsor own nix ndnct be Temitlcd new
/, ,er. "a n as an individual which wlWonly IN
4 nr On praperty or reputation, dis urbs the
\ 1jie 4 .1 or ks 10 Hntyert tho Cove rnment
appl IN persons Of ! conductors ps poldsqD 70
Oct fccsa, &illl
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Res ulatiOnu ~ rtlatiSn 10 tue issue OF CeI-
tiEcatts for noWds and Registered stock,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C..s. A.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, q. q. A.,
klcnMoED, Feiapary %, 1858.
Congress- having ordered that cer acAlos may BE-
issued 10 An ici All Of bonds, i0r funding tnasnry
notes. aud Tor m king yments irr produce loaR the
following regulations all be 81 3iv % ell tho oni-
oes under T. G cou ro Of this department.
I. hen treasury not2a shEll be paid 10 az The
treasury Il the 0fsas 0f any nssh mt treasurer
OF depr ,itify ior he purpose " bel iunded, and
there are not on hand aof1iehi anoult Of DInda or
certificates " stock 10 be irsued IN exchange. Tho
sfeasurtf oss nt ire ufer or deposit ~ ID whom
the auios nrc ID shall 'sue 10 the party paying.
certificate for the amount paid designating the rate
Uf inherent 70 which they aie entitled ana the said
certificate shall be taken np wllb b0nds or stock
bearing lhe same date aud late Of interear - soon
80 they can be obtained
a. An Treasury notes Dot bearing interest, which
boar date prior 10 lst December, 1861 are entitled 70
Ne funded IN eight er cent. np 10 ~ 22d Apr nexii
alter which date ihej can only b. luuded w seven
per cent. HlH IEas
.. All treasury NOES not bearing nieresi. which
be date subsequent 70 the ld Dtoemlcr, ,lS1, afe
entitled - DO funded 4 'eyeu per cent VI.
T. All subscriptions 70 The produce loan, which
have been made prior 20 20ih February, 1868 vii bs
entitled 10 eight ptf cent. and ali subscriptions since
tkni dafi, vii b pald IN ses pet ctnt
Or iurihfr information, copies q the arf 81 con
gre-a "a relaiioe b ftis subject are appended
4. q MFNMikNEh
Secretary u Treasury
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH Is. 1868
rnn mlsslsslPPl vALLMY.

MisIsslppi RaIH s'orfn--our Soldiers ai-
der st. capture Of Fedsrni S"nDo"ts--A" az
last sspsation--oId f,Iends iis new clothes.
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HAKEN Up

A ND committed 10 jail by The military anlhoritloa
"A at Chattanooga, on the I'd OF October, 1864 and
more recently committed by acting Justice OF the
Peace, for the county Of us milton, Tenn. Oh lhe
10th Of Dec. 1862, negro boy Eho says bis name n
JACK, and that be belongn 10 Ohn PRIDE Of Sparta
White county, Tenn. Said boz IA black. "A years
Uld, feet I Inch high. The owner IL requested 70
come forward, prove property, my charges and take
him out Of jail. ia SWAIN. M
dec2l W JailOr
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A5y~ In the Yankee House Of Representa-.
tiyea on Tuesday, the Engineer Corps bll was
taken up. A hong 6ght flowed. The DO
mocrats succeeded IN carrying Ivy one majority
an amendment that no b ok rnan should DO o
commissioned officer IN the national army; this
was modified by later amendment, got thro'
.by two majority, tlmtno b men should be
commissioned except as COZ pany Office over
companies composed Of Africans only. The
bill then pas1ed.
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NUMBER l9l.
FARM FOR SALE.

I HAVE for sale, Farm containing loo acres, ad.
i Joining the lands Of MARI A. Kennedy, situated
un the Missionary Ridge, four milea East Of Chafta>
nOOga. Five acres Of the land are cleared aud iouced
with small cab theron. a nursery II fruit trees
select apples and pesrs-and two good springs.
iehIg-tm @. 3. BkUJkAEn
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sAcairE6E.-Some thieving Yankee lla'
al en- from f,le al Of tie Cathedral o. ~
Louia. New Orleans, silver cross. the. gi't ol
Don Ramon Almonasi Or, which had been in The
Cathedral for over halfa century. The iETin.
aio yaIne OF the cross was between $4,000 and
SI 600. while ne a relic Of olden days in New
Orieaus. and on the store Of religious assocla'
ton, Il was locked upon aH almost priceless.---
Mobile Regisier. ...,.
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FoR coNomss.- BY reference TO another column
it will be seen that Hon sam Smith, Of pradh y
county, ID announced AZ candidate for Cohgre,s
ON this District
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MI. HUGHES,
ttOrney "a Law, Cialm Agent and Nep ~
IIOHMOND V

(NLAtMs OF every description aga inst the Cohsfe
~ rate Government settled With accuracy and dia
patch. Attends all the Confederate states cours
ian22liy
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For Sale or Rent.

EE large three story Brick Hotel, known as l.
4 City House; and lot sale tE0 dwellings, ueart
Academy lieh2l lmsl J. y, BRYAN
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A SrRANos WBN OF CAfTAE SENMEs "A
Yankee paper gives the following paragraph
about the notorious rebol pirate"
Captain Semmes, Of the Alabama, who is
described as very small slim man, about hf-
ty years old, with grey hair, quiet manners,
and voice like a woman's, has about fifty
clronomcters which he las taken from various
vessels, and which he Keeps hanging TO the
brass rail which runs around his cabin, where
like the scaps in The wigNam Of great chief
they testify TO his success. Captain semmos
aInuses himself every morning by winding
these up. and, with the help OF so many ought
10 be able to Keep a correct reckoning.
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The Richmond Dispatch anaounces that
Miss Susan Archer TalIey poetess Of some
renown. was married on The 18th Of May 1852,
20 lieutenant Won Weiss, Of Or Baden, bu'
cpe. aroEgn6d oficer of the Federa' army.
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Va, AND TENE. RAILRoAD.--This road did a
most profitable business last year. From the
annual report we learn That the nett earnings
Of the road above operating oxpenaee, were
s56s i36 81, This Is Es per. cent. on ihe
capital stock.
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nTge0LUTT0N.

yTNHE afm Of Qnlnby a Robinson of Memphis Tenn
10 this day Dissolved ny mutual coneept, An
persons having claims again said 6m viii prcsent
The sen 70 W. 4. Qulnby who h slone apthof2od 70
pay. and al persons who are indebted 70 said brm,
yill make immediate payment ~ said Qunby wi'N
haE been authorized 10 settle said lfma bpHlnfsa
WM. n. QUINBY I o.nn p..,...
W. A. ROBINSON ( Yout I"'He"'
JAZZ. 3. CLAoHOaN, Special partner
Etowah, Ga. Jan. n. ls0a. iiuhlo sla.l
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The CeHiheaief above feienei y. can te 6isa.n'
"a "a appiicar0n 10 lraso Tsomas, s-qs Dcpo'iary,
Al hia ofIce 10 Chattanooga.
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TENNE3dT'Hl u. n.
Estate Of VIM. stone deed having been ougetnted
al peiaons having claims aRAnpt said Eaiaie wiz nlo
hem with the Clerk Of the u0utty Court OfshA oonn-
iy properly Authenticated wllhn the time prescribed
~ iaw, OF lney WIN BE- 'orever barIed,
'febqi-4W hgtif PETER M0N0En
AdmnlulTatT "
rs Wm. BF0kn. Decd.
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TO MERCHANTs & sUTLERs.

TUsT received and for sale low
40 Kegs Soda.
25O lbs. Indigo.
$4,000" Green Paints.
300 Yellow Paints.
\ 5000 Venetian Red.
Together with 6ne assortmeDis Of Drugs Il bye
Stufs. a s, r. KRAMER,
Wholesale n Retail Druggist
whitehall ST., one door from Mitchell st., sigu ot
theiGolden Mortar. Atlanta, Ga.
ieb26
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VIRGINIA SALT.

HAVE q small lot OF Virginia Salt, which
keep on hand constantly at rs cts per- b., at swoks
old stand M.BRADT.
Jany. 27.2m*
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Irish Potatoes, sugar, Coffee.
A NY party that win send me by Exptma sack Of
"A sound, and good Irish Potatoes, weighIngh 10
pounda, Wills him BY Express ten ponndn ligat
brown Sugar, and one pound dne RIO Cohee, in rew
0Enaburg sack.
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is ClyF NEAR YIcKsHuRG, MISS,
Feb ~ 1863.
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Startling ps.el,nmtn,s.

AZ RFEEsAL MACHINE sEKT FROM NORTH ADAgs
40 cHlcAo0-ARhEsT or A PR)MRRET aAssAcRv-
sETTs LAwrGR
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-11-21

The county bounty to volunteers in
New York City, is fixed at $500; State
bounty, SIS. This. Is ia addition to the
Government bounty f$3O2 10 new recruits,
and $402 to veterans. $4,000 more are
wanted.
The iron-clad Dictator will be launched
on Thanksgiving day.
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The Missouri Senators.

The Missouri Legislature has elected
Gra,z Brown to the United States Senate
from that State for four years and
JOHN B. Henderson for six years. We are
glad Of The election of Mr. Brown. He has
long labored for the anti-slayery cause in
that State. A Washington telegram has the
following in regard 70 the reception of this
news at The capital:
The President has received dispatches
announcing the election of Gratz Brown
and John B. Henderson United States Sen
ators from Missouri. The announcement
is received with unmixed satisfaction at the
White House The election of Gratz
Brown, regarded here as the original eman-
cipatiou leader of Missouri, gives rise on
all hands to special congratulations. and Is
regarded as triumph of the good oaus e,
hardly second to the recent election in
Maryland. But its peculiar Specification is
lhought to consist in the fact, that it is a
bitter and helming defeat Of the Blairs.
Gratz Brown has been specially conspicu-
GUS as. the opponent Of The reactionary
policy advocated By the Blairs, and his
triumph il considered as their reputation.
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) Rebel Plot Exploded.

On The night of the 11th inst, Lord
Lyons notified our Government that there
was plot on foot in Canada, to invade tie
United States and destroy Buffalo; also to
set free the rebel prisoners on Johusou's Is
land, aud burn otker cities. The plot was
discovered and steps taken to prevent it by
the Canadian authorities. The New York
Times dispatch of the 18Th says: at is IN
derstood here, from Canada, that Vallandig
ham, EX-GOVERNOR Morehead, of Kentucky,
Jim Clay, and Marshal Kane mad fully ar
ranged for passing through the Weland
Canal an armed steamer, whose mission was
first, to open the Prison doors for the cap
live rebels in Sandusky Bay; second, 10
arm and equip these veterans. over 1000
in number, third, to seize as many propel-
/ Iers on Lake Erle as were needed, aud arm
and man them; fourth, to make Buffalo 2
heap Of ashes, and our vessels in port
charreI skeletons; fifth, to barn Cleveland;
sixth, to wipe cut the commerce Of Lake
Erie; seventh, to consume Detroit, aud ef-
fectiyely destroy commerce and cities Of the
lakes, from Ogdensburg to Chicago. at a
blow. Lord Lyons got out of his bed after
midnight to communicate the news to Mr..
Seward, and afterward the Secretary of War
was up and got to the wires. Col. Hoffman
Commissary General of prisoners, left to-
day to inspect the condition of the rebels
confined at saudasky and elsewhere, and
adopt measures in retaliation for barbarous
treatment Of our prisoners at Richmond
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GoDEY.-We have received the Deem
Der number Of Godey's. Lady's Book. 1t
is more than usually interesting The en-
CRAVINGS are splendid, and a look at them
viii almost pay for the price Of the Maga-
zine. Then there comes the fashion plates,
which is always double sheet in Cooley
A laby remarked to US, a few days ago,
.'shat she could scarcely keep house with
out the monthly receipts Of this excellent
Magazine" It seemed like the visits Of an
old friend" The terms of this Magazine
have been reduced to the old rates, before
the rise in paper Now is the time to re-
new your subscriptions for 1864. Mr.. Per-
ley, of this place, is getting up club, we
believe. Eight copies one year for SO.
This would make the Magazine come at
$187. The price is IS for single copy.
We can furnish single copies for SO. But
we advise all wanting it to join a club
ATLANTIc.-This is our fayorite. And
in making up your reading matter for 1854
you cannot get better or more profitable
reading than is found in the pages Of the
Atlantic We should like to see a large
club taken at this office next year. We have
an agreement with the publishers by which
we can furnish this Magazine for 50 so.
Now is the time to send on youE. namrs for
1864, 1t comes regular.
LADIES REPosI oRY.-This excellent
monthly is printed in Cincinnati, by the
Methodist Book Concern. It is always
filed with the choicest religious literature,
and each number contains portrait and
engraving, which are not exeelled il any
magazine. We can recommend it to our
lady readers. It's monthly visits viii al
ways be welcome. II can be had of Mr..
Wilson, the Methodist minister at this
place, or @e viii forward the names of any
,hat may want 10 takeiL The price is 81 50
by lie clubbing terms.
THE INDEPENDEK The Nem York In
dependent, Henry Ward Beecher's paper, is
one Of the largest eight page papers in this
country. It's editorials aud miscellany, and
lis full market and monetary reports, make
1t the most desirable of the New York
weekIies. IS family paperw can reoome
mend it to our people. It's religious intel
Igence IS also of the best kind. Price 50
for single copy. Address Joseph Rich
ards, No. 8 Bsekman street, New York.
Arkadelphia. Ark, nov occupied BY. cur
forces, was the main depot Of the rebels In
Arkansas, Missouri and Louisiana, select
ed on ace unit Of its remote position in the
interior, south Of the Arkansas River. Here
the rebels had established all their military
workshops. but accounts furnished By de-
serters informed General Steele that these
shops had been removed to Marshal, Texas,
and that The place was only held By caval-
~, the remainder OF The army laying re
treated TO the Red River. 1t was upon this
Information, no doubt. that Steele made his
recent advance 10 Arkadeiphia, which has
proved the correctness of the reports, and
shown that MaEmadrke's attack on Pine
Bluff was a mere feint TO conceal the
retreat of Price and Holmes to Red River
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down on The News. It IS Of no account.
The edilor, lie tells folks, is a very poor
stiek-Las no opiaions of his own-has to
borrow from such talented men as himself
He could make the paper what it ought to
be. His cry has often been go for a
ne wspapel.'' His modeaty viii yet be The
ruination of him.
There, Grundy, we leave you. How do
you like our Opinions?" We write your
political epitaph:
Here lies. felix grundy hunt,
Who expired OF 800 majority
Don't disturb him, but let him rest
If salt river went preserve him, let him stink.
He can do nothing less.
P.S. We understand that since the
election Felix has again changed his name.
It is how z. Gyunty Hunt, He grOans at
the mention Of salt water
Felix Grundy is now engaged on that
great speech which is to startle the nation
when be gets into the Electoral College from
Kansas.