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TAKRG uP

I'D eonuaRted % jail b. - EiiiisIy s1tssritiss
a AZ ChnftanooFl. On tie q q October. 1851. and
1lorc nty somnitted by acting Surlce 81 tne
Fezce fnr tie cocbfy o. Hn nillcn- Ienn-. O. tee
lE,h II Dec le6a \ serro ~ rho nnys his nar,e 4
IIt( nndfhhf ~ ted1rr 10 ! In Prits q sparta.
uhlfe sonrirI Teur SO 30 b bl1rk. - ypars
IA lr+t I 'lnrh hirh Ths pwncr = reqnrEfet 20
c-r~ Ior~.td rrr~e -,rcp<ftT q ch1rEeI nEd takE
~ 81 y II J. SWAN,
cee5i - gnlE,
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TSHE arm of.Quinby1 & Rdbinson Of lteuhbhiI. Tenn
i is this day dissblyed By mtHual cbnsetx. All
pei soas having claims gair said rr kiIE present
The W. T. Quhby, who is alone 44fhd ked 70
pay, and all persons who are INDEBTED "a said 6r1n
viii make immediate paJntent 70 said AtintJ who
has been authorized p settle sAid frns bt4hess
WN. T. QUtNBY, GU Il. l-i
W. A. ROBINSON, & W Il Z aiilneTSSt aiiln eTSt7
JAS s. CLAGEoHN, spssi4l p4rtasr
EfexAl, ea. Js1. y, Ist5 lfsdlp sm.l
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Thir- Il -. " a IS-sz cr,in. ia ittou ler f-ac.
tered r y Ien;1a. rrcks \ y hrid and skcu.seI;
Jln Brown. lrf- n = Ne1cbzll. tich- d r. rdrck.
zrkse frscf1-ed- jim A briey bitt hfrt. J n Nlx>
well. f1t1 ard h1ri Jhn Prcr. tiilrde- ani ~ J
Eilot. thigh: Il Cr4vi9 shss der and hack "
~ ait-a-t1. Z Hf-ri~c7 lcc II ii r.ker ing. <rst
e T Brrrran. (eo j. ll.3h. " frlr. thisl frzr-
fufed; flsfriso1. isgs Sesst =. B.rztsn- 80 p
.e, ar1r1fzfed.
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FOR SALE or HTRB.

F7FIIE Morgan AesSenlget l. s5iieh 4 III; FbBda-
i Sire. Vermont Blaekln Nk cam, 4 Aelsk ger
mare. brown color. l5t hands high. l2 yebrd pa d
foa eetier afd bak tfeited le9aebtly rhblic
n less than three minutes Pficc snd 1eoO3 II let
s25e. Apply to llH5EEE lA- s. BIBY
Feb4-lm Paint Rock Jaslsdn fIo Ala
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ID e. Pcsy. rns1f.onia John Rssti-. n1kie uelry
Daniels iAifh. n . cfaney knee n y HirfliP fhifh
ffarturcd Narie3 Hcfiinnis sd frt 4 X l,obrz11
tx. serft Va i-aylea ifr--
1ESfH -sxas.
A si4s. lrg irtsfared.
iiEIElSsH TExaa
J a Cfn.6n. fE..J J Stutii fscf n G LiFincsto1
thigi,, ~ B-zssln tti;sh--
fIf. 7rLs-s aiSIH StasTn cftoLrSk-
Ilrssfs lruc corpl "A , Frsrfnih ler zriirI;afed;
) Etaatsi ~ 1rEeinrsd, 7 f4f-g isE is1st1ret
t rslrn rz1l.sskH
4 seiiisal birl J r Staiy thish. N & jerkins knee
toial + D Eedel;, legs
IIl r. TiiETEES1n IoffssASt.
Eaxasd crocE cafsi. Ntiis E4szeIo sbss;. Johr
rsIiia sh1aiirr. q l5iitita. arzl-
Il lhx-Ef.5i LeSIsts 81
/. X 81 i Sfiih. arzl-
fAf MISCELLANEOUS l-EEl FfsIs-
Ale To. FER. 4th F1uikz arm n c;nrsti John ca
feS 6lrf,t- irl,rnt III T. Lett tlefr fiizf airck
u relA- ltr-r. 1T.s: d ltti u II,slflteis. abtu
nsa- VIC II Il fiaare.hs coiiIolaf i riol's bri
esIla hipx " ] IInrkHcifh. fornids cinpany Hor
fc1s triEaSe. tAg. ~ = rc-. shf risi.s1ief-, 4 :
bstl fiitlsN
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MlTInE

nELISQuENT Tax lHaytiE fct ilie State laIId Cpuh
II ~ Taxes OF s62 .lIa tie Ch4ffa1eogR District
vii call and pay the same without delay IL Jdhn p.
Long. ut the Recording cAce, nlD is ahtAaflzed IT,
receipt Tor the sanie. slsll L. II
febfz u. j.. J4.tHARDEAlHlnS. Il
Tax Collector, Hamilton CO..
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n. J. HUG hes, Tia IlfI
Attornsy At lsltv, fislm SA Edlst lar'l 'Fesar
EfCHMONDA-y'Al

(sLAIMs of every describsIon aasirist thd Cbtfctd
~ rate GoverR n tRt led with nectilacY 4idnit
patch. Attends HI the Confedfrate StaEfs tetirts
held IN the city OF Richnlond AGtfess Eoxl lI6tl
ian22-ly ilHEl EI Flfs
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VrRGIHTA gnTITI

IHAVE a small lol dfYirgfnea shlth 1sidh /
keep hand constantly st % cts sErl III, at Eiki
old stand. l'fitflH HI 4 :. l5I1s DIT
Jany. 2T.2ns l4.fffI 8lI III
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CIRCULAIR.E
4DJurAkr AND IAkrFGTois EiiN i3sIAL' 4 OH

ADILTAST AND -lsEFFCTo1tt1i+Sf 5fFiQEif
HichnIonc Jan. * 1866 IL
Su-Your attention is called 70 he great rekesity
that exists for strenuous exertions III 4epurihg
men I'LL up the various toinmans 81 N hf1h4 Hit1-
in reasonable time on are. tBeretoFe dfsTfd 20
detail iron your comm3nd such sutihie dhigefs and
a. be spared, 70 proceed It once tb t4ee sec
tons ef country in whie then uepts Eere r2ied.
for the purpose of gathering codscrlpts and nc1nk
then 10 their SoumAnds, Vlthpat passing thfm
through campsof instrpciidn in the brdln4r niapner
Every courage1nent will be- offered bY tie officers
titus detailed consistent whih The lhw and reHusatians
Of the service: ard by kind treatment and atErent
addressed 70 the patriotism and sersk q detk bf e-
zens TO indrce them to enter The service cf their
country Such personH as are Eahlc q ddnleEiption
will be allowed tb join any particular eotnpA1l and
regiment requiring recruits! within the tfz1ntud IN
which the officer may be seT3ingl In Ike manner.
such persons are Within ccnsesipt sgcst hnd WIN
may come forward and offtr thehsel yes ib ReEvice
viii be allowed 70 vcHnteef, and wi ffcdiFe aH ben
e6ts which secured by law % vplIin tseE Recruits
thus obtained hewever must ii al csds etksh COM
panies alrsady in servfe. and rot be 9rghhk46 into
detailed BY this authority Eil be gnycfDeE teefaii
By the act4 Of csnscTiptioh land and the
regulations in eosnexll tlefc5Fit pub hi3h3 IN GEN
sEaT Orders No. 50, or 1852, from this fseE Copies
Of this order viii be furnished 70 part t-ed ID
this circular application y thi4 oniee Elll Hl
Officers for the purppsRpf gathe1ip az 4eript3
arc Instructed to apprdAefd All sEraggssE rpH TIE
army in their reach III l5f 7ilIt. IL
Very rsapsctfaIly yapF - cp'E IS se5y5aI E,Eabeg
Adjhtant and Ihspectdt 6haetai
By orier of the Seclktaty et Yslr.l q i lt=l
La. Col. l.. d BLAZE tflulnrl nfant OF Crscr s.
In order 10 carry out tlesriFE oi tee hlse circu-
lar and To avoid any ationPn tho part OF tl4 keru
Ing enieers ia East Tinassfss whie HE. rssrisse
with figid eniofcemept or the CdnscTipt ~ jail oi
GERS recrufing in Eass Tennessee Will kscri inn
1nediateiy to It. COL Il D.. BlakeE 'C6fnttlnaHRt Of
consoFipts at KnoxsEie and Iefdiye irfii q saeh
81 Adjutant and Inspsetdr GeIlelaliy 9fikf. Rich-
nond, November 3 lS6s AZ may e cair4aifd % Pro.
Ro.e the interests OF The recrniti1g sefyite.l
Big. GSea III iIEtH
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AftiTai Sof three stesners.--Latest News
from Nassau

"a Eatufday last ihrse fne stesnsrs tucrse1ei. IN
geiing thfesgA the rsrkes hockhee q III. h.gtsr.
aud cane Eafely fpto port They uers TIE T. D. War-
nsS R1by aad Lesp.rd-a1 frsu 6ass.u. with fan
carkoe of E1ch articlss - are much wasied-
By these arrivals We kaEe H.ssah 1srs - 70 T1ss-
d.1 last. The steamer Fiorida. Capt J. n HaGu.
uhrh the Ylhkses fasely reportrd hurnes ~ capt1r
ID had been q Saszu. CCsled. and departed Since
her leaving vas runersd n thai placs that shs had
talea Yhakee trsnfpsrt With 70o rnrn o. bard
teus had llse reached t1a<3q nat the Aiahana
va R0.lsissy the ye.si .hieh Destroyed ne Yankee
gntbpat HaiteraE. i BE Hattrr.H su1k Ia thirteen
minutes aftsr the A1ksrna ope1ed Ere. the icrner
cafryi1g tewr most of Tie crew
o. TIE dag llst fhere % E1Sl1a ihs steamers
Exile Ernnlz Hareiock Nichoss First snd CaITpso.
Ti last usned vessel arrived ouf safely Oh Ns1tny
thi ? i..t.nt The Anssnie. tsb.nsriS Hsrald) had
-hkrrs Of The Mate Nr. Rnbt Thtyer, Caps Cozsrsr
Lafi1r med 70 take charge q the fns siderheel
sislner Hsrelosk rhich IA j1Ei arrived fr6sa EIr
Nassau relative The steamer Nina which istt that
riace several utekk since We take The folouinE
irun tke Nassau Gnardian
Fhe u s. trhrPort Planter. 1Ico tens b1rtben
frdn New York. bound q ship 1slin6 Eith G6Tern-A
-frt stores. was rrscked on Tie ncruinr cf The Itth
Instant On rrtf 4borf three miles Iro1 Strn1rer's
z lly Afaco. she had sn bard sever cpnnissic1sd
Hn ted oLcErs. s. prfFaes ant - uechanica fuho
Ees al l.naed Al Green Iurtlf cay). besides rs
hcfsis n i expected that ssre sf fke korses and
pcitisn 81 ne slores WI be saEs<-
W. are indsbted q Psrsrr Jshn Nshd1ey.- 81 tho
I11ofd and fb the edifFrs of the Sasss1 Cdardias,
isI rrnsres zst9 -[Chariss,oa Esrsury .l7th,
tSPe1ikl DEsnatch q the saFa1n2h Eepubr7cazl
thAnr.-s1oxl Feb a. Three Eieaners-tke Rnhy.
Lerrard and IWakner--fron fass.n cn the sfh.
arlired ntre thIs nDrninr VITA Vhluable carEoes-
re steamer douglas nm out sbcce,EfnIly last rkf
-ri taok Hc,- James ,. Ciay, 81 ky for Liverpool
b b'ofkhdt i Tirtuaiiy rniEed, not gnn
frtd j a. acy 81 these Tessels
AIT Cartsn. y 10 Vas captrlsc lsst J1y With tie
sfda1er Ienplis and ir1rIisnzed a Fort lafaTelfs
s rte1-sd a. The inst1rcr q Iprd 1yols- Brit
81 sntjsrt In January. and Rad arrived Sassru-
H represents lh4 bor.ss ~ The bolitl bastiie
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HEADpuAErans TSEri isTsIs.si1 Fa TIs{FseIE
Knoxville + ebriary esh Isf3I
GENERAL. oRDERs III E, ~ li III H1E
NO. 80. I'll fIf1E HI
The following Circular is published hr t3e EtHtit
oI all concerned E El3 6l'll i
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Charles Taton. side> corp ~ " Fefttr. leg. fHsi
> seuud: a Tar. enfiue. ieg- kapt Wn a Alexander
rex. corrl J } + Hemlhili side aud back; Nc-
linney side: John Ncoifdis thigh, 81 sh roand.
insephus NcClendoi. shonlder; sfIst Creed Wyie
X. PAT QpinT- sii,u;6er and kttque9; J,HesJ Coax
b nlder, .eut join = iitdn, tesh uou1d; Ge0I -
IL s. llr,- l..lLlr---
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"a liul hy, abdf mem Nal III HrGknrl.cv -lfrA
hesil wcnnd, Richard jarrett ktees " E pasi
>hcutci- iiesl wound; SeFgt q y NfDaniel right
siceE 4ames ihea;tFni. arm anilSfatei andrews
ches13 u q Sargent arm empuiltef; Adt p 4 Wi
son high flesh vyonsc: Licut tfm Th.aa.sa fIiiri
fractlfedsJ Yafusinn Eite nish srohnd. ]. rnrs k
Lei fg, eripntFfei; Wa Qitn- -chttt,J II Iresni
thiEH fesh Wonnd; Ym u Snifiei- 1rf aud hip. fesf
ws'lnfs; VIM II McDeaEie PRIV lts8. 1iatbeu Aes'ur
frv3thest: " Boilon thi-h: II tsrt lsruiel " fIS
1r-l hhd thigh. II Sten->il lifle. Corr, Wsn /
Wekthers, leg fractured; " II lsiliisin fl;gh frac
tursi D G Harrison. sick Pinck kndy CARROLL chest.
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'ectfHlly, your cP't seEy4nl u
Adlntant and Inspected Geaetai.
DISEOLUTION.

Brig. Gen. Il, iiEtEi.
AVIS HzsAiI ca9a.i AMI A. N. b.
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I0h1 " Carpenter, ihiehI ie- FT1fai licut Jar1eI
Nolah ankle faciured. i.iesr G. 4 Thblnss l-r lc.s
wonnJ Lieut. Eeresier iang |sesere; 1siorras OK
groin; Sergt J Cal. leg. arT1tltated: J Lee lrg
factlfed q Y Bennett thigh fiactartd: n Y Eberfs
hip:lW SteFnrt. floi: J Il Heiksafaier feet: wy
MarsiH leg; = Marfia, ihig3. 1esli roznd- D Red
nan, arm slhhuiatsd; Wit Ili1ek6rrn. thighs "
cruse arm f4ctqre2: W Firetesf thizt. n + Carer
.eE: = II Aarihall high ar1 ard: th5r.s Crnnilr
har. 1lich:. Joha C4aLtrcel kueeI
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John A Barres. leg; y 7 lreE. Ehouldesi hslI I
Aver, thigh. flesh upundi Lanss'o1' tn'go' ~
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CT HcKee5dr ADke ntsh uSifli; i KeIsv. ree
am1ntatcd, james Roger arm ami laitelS " " Cen
ard lung severely; Lieut. W brisIsr,\ Inn, s-rcre
4 Blown leg 4evere, " u SnoFly Ailcn-er. g a
Adams thigh fractured; Jthu Schl hof1uqh tIie-
N nilsbn elsylcie fraciurad: Scik't Il y Ch3ihri,n
| iegs y r. Sewell 1e-- " J Bty11t bhiEh
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y u Finley, ies ffseiufed. y 7 Reeves a6dollta.
Fozz-r FfPTH zIksfssIF7I.
~ { Sens leg.S " Afszd thigh. Jeha J Ha7is
ste. j PARKS arm fr4cfnftd fertt " & Hester
hEh. Lieur l. ks5iry ankle Capt G Nerrcsf ara
3fabhouca. Keller, mi IA iesA woui5-
7ligD cosF. ts&ls.-
Llcgt 4 Davis sbinc C " Uslsi SICK. 3 G
ao;ehkIss tbig .sergt Rott Hivins scalp
FIFTH coSFEtzEA-e-
Vim Roach hand AID "a 90 y HIcis-l o Briea thigh,
In Csawfprd leg lrsci1ied Lieut. Lawrence Lewis.
93t. fIank Bsfchfcrd ,groih CAPT l. y 6reer.e1
~ Lieut. c T. Niiser lie1t idhg.
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FM fhIIlipsI blth Ikass..


1--we, lex; J y Thomas Ace: John Faye.
arm ainpufatch serzt j S sfeE4it ead: f,orpl fll
,mifi thigh; " 9 q Lrdihfd ids, aufufated. J \
Cioy6 lfe. ainbutafsd J VI StcIite .rivAfes- Serrt
JpOxendinel I leg: John Davis. knet: II Eicws.s
arm; y " CanhiBgiari. hc frattzfed- 5 Il Martini
9th lcgs fracth bred; John Sll,in4 lead: --.Alleh
luns; \ Harrison luug j II HdEi.ins lung. arnes
caH Asad; Lad dut ; lsom. ling.
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X R Dry. shoulder aniI baik.JfJ Hishsp. thigh: D
4 ianes arm fiactureds corIlt Z J Davis. scalp.
Id sbdo,nea: John HlylcAs knee fFaetnTed- q
fshsstnn 18th IL ghs. tsSh fcirds Ingram, Thigh
iattnred. " Walton ara trlciurea = BaFton, side
Hose ara, spd cteet- J. Harris. ch and neck.
J! u pies Ier nisk wand j. ~ DdFay lung: Al
hi I~r fesn ssorut: ; ri 6 narinrr. thigh; , :
34lcs thigh; Z II Nsitnh Srn ard thisl- ; CO..
Aeh f1sctured. stfei { Elirklrs, io~er iaE iiac-
lliEd; 1T Erwiil, both n'is-
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the mama
OF Btt<rs put In quart bottles. compounded Of tie
cheapest whisky or common rum. costing from 10
70 g cents per gallon, the taste disguised BY Anos
or Coriander Seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and win continue
70 cause, a. long as they be sold he ndreds 70
system is kept continually under the infuenes al
Alcoholic Stimulsnts Of the worst kind the desire
al the horrors attendant upon drunkard lifs and
death.
FOR those who desire and Iofu Race q Liouor Bit-
ters, we publish the following receipt Get ca
tostk Hoofaad,s Gan1as Rines and N IL with tSgss
ssdTfs of good B-ondp OF WAiNtV and the result vi
be preparation that will faf ezneI in medical Vir.
tues and true excellence any Of the Lac
Biters in the market, and viii cost spaHck less Tor
viii have all the virtues of HoafaHdsF Bifte-, In
connection with q good article Of Liquor at much
less price than these inferior preparations WI
cost you.
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eTgPROPOBALSs giqgas.:
pnoPosAIs soA aAr. oAfssAkD. ooass )

:, cyslr osscs. & / u
b...ss 81 3 3: ss! a:ss J.
ss saef g. my 8 .i:s :
800 q y 81 ssc ne one AsaArsa
bar . b SSsd sssr shasssSis SIsS4.r. pa. spia
hles, snAAsltysrsd d q eoo}tvo tAeasand Scsads'
fIsezss to :. a. sssd sssssh sstssss quality,
vut mp IA haos Of absut tvo bashs1s each.
oats stllss iecstvsa b. weight, sttH shifty-sso
Seeis % g tsrnisssd without s1ssa sAArs, 10 tie
Z = 4 sYss rs.sas, e. quality.
w, e ssssiyed ~ weight a' ay1
sss.kktoss furnished xithessextra eAarsste the
S.iil:sy s sss!as = A.s.sy e ws.A,arss.
xissis s,sw'A''h,' days nom the ssss q Ne
o ~ lPRopOeXIS. - = :
ProscSsls win oe rsseived ior ggs, sys hundred
sna s. sa;sss q 0s snS sSss. "a ~ soSSc
Sushsl: & Gss ere
81. .ass... = =. ' s's
af %ssa u rs sss: IL. name.
sensdsIsd sssSs inai1iassi ssO1ossi Of u: ANY
sS s g ss; IN a ss x ssss:
rayI EACH fsofesifios.
ss9 2 .Ssass:ss e Sa :.:a
lhould be plSinly n.rasd "Propossls Tor Hav."
''osss" or Corn n =: the 1850 ease may ee. ga q
TIE ability Of the bidder . an the eostFass should
Dc awsTded to him must 3 s1ar.ntssa p two
psneed 20 tne gusyansesr - -
81 The sSs .1 % ?:
hs.fest District Court or Of the United States Dis
,Bid6erS NUT ,. present IN person when che bids
sre opened OF their proposals win net be csnsid-
Bonds equal in amount to half the sum to BE- re-
esiyed on the contract, signed BY tie contr :ctor
and both q his gusrantors win Be REQUIRED Of the
(: the bond must sseonpany the contrast, I. WIN
be Necessary for the bidders 70 have their bonds
ton and ready to be Iroasssd When Is. soatssss &
e :as s.
letter, or By telegraph. % + I'll f1-.F = =
FORM OF GUARANTEE. - .-o
hereby .as sSsa.s ss s:. e
this proposition, and that should his proposition be
accepted, he win 4 once enter into . contract in
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre-
pared to become his securities.
certincate above mentiosed.5 'N' '''' ""'''i
10 INSPECTION. DELIVERY &c.
.a7srs.smsnt viii be rstdiy inspeetsd and sues
g does not prove Of good sound understandable
Payment to be made upon the completion Of the
ecntraet OK 80 soon thereafter - the Chief Quar-
Any informsiisy in the sia, or nou-.onformsn..
With the terms Of this sdyertisement, win ensure
Delivery to be made At the Railroad Depot. or At
one OF the Government Wharves In the city Of
The chief uarssrm.ster reserves to himself the
right to reject or all bids shst he nay deem toe
''sn' Colonel and Chief q aas ssSnsss
mar It'd Depot Of Washington
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~Judge NJ, Of one of the Western States
was said in his early life to he very fond of q
game Of cards, and was reputed TO be quite a
proficient IN all the mysteries of euchre, high
low Jack, bluff, etc. At one time, while holding
a circuit, the counsel for the plaintiff was ex.
aiming rather reluctant witness. and in the
course OF his examination put some question TO
the witness which was objected to by the Judge
as improper. This was repeated again and
again, in different forms, until the Judge quite
out OF patience, called out to the plaintiffs
you had better play them, and not undertake 10
zig any more
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- writer in one of the Baptist papers
says mat ne has eonyersed with Baptist min
isterswho avow their conviction of the need
OF some ceremony" In their denomination
" that should stand in the place of infant bap-
usm in other denominations.n It was argued.
says the writer, that "this rite, though unau-
thorizfd and injudicious," las Baptists hold, J
''as strictly religions institution, tended,
nevertheless, TO impart a consistence and per.
nance 10 pedo- Baptist (that is, every other but
Baptistl churches which could rarely be found
in Baptist churches" .-s..r'-- III -
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n VOC DO, USE
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs-

From Rer. J. Nesctos Bro.cs. d D., Edfse- Of tsr
Eacyciopedta af Religious Kso1pleAss.
Patent Medicines in general, thro1fh sistrpsf -
their ingredients and effects, yet knoS Of 10
sunseisnt reasons why Q man may not testify 70 the
any simple pepsrstion, in the hope that he nay
thus contribute to the benefit OF others
German Bitters, prepared BY Dr.. Q. N. yaekson al
this city, became Was Hretudiced against them Tor
chiefly an alcoholic mixture, am indebted 70 nr
friend Robert Shoemaker, ksq., for the removal of
ment 20 try them, when Suffering from treat al
long continued debility. The sse Of three bottiss
year was followed by evident relief and restorstiou
70 sdegree of bodily and mental vigor which lad
SPARED of reesining. therefore thsnk God AMI
my friend for directing me 70 the use Of them
Philadelphis, June n. 1851.
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RETURNING TO PLAGUE THE INVENTORS.
The Southern papers indicate every now and
tnen that all as not union in rebeldOm. Some
members of the Confederacy are eyideatly get
ting restless, and bring upon themselves mild
ard deprecating reproaches. The claim of
States of the right 70 secede from the new CO.
partnership is one Of the latest DEVELOPMENTS
The discussion Of the question is condemned
a unumely. One writer, we observe. argues
that The ConfederacJ should try to soothe
amiabie States proposing, in any exigency. TO
retire from the concern, and that il should
have the power TO expel unamiable States
from the company of the rest, The logical
consequences of secession do not seem TO be
able TO convert the rope Of sand it manufactur-
ed into chain -cablei The State-rights di yid-
ing process can be run into the ground II is
REHABILITATION Transcript
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- Statistics OF cotton distress, gathered by
the Manchester Central Committee, show thst
456-;st parsons, or rather more than one In I've
of thr whole population, srs dependent upon
soLle form of public charity, which supplies
something above t75,eV 20 ftli MP the gap made
ty thu loss OF sIso,ooo.
81 suit has heeD cornmenced In q court IN
Rev Iork tof sso1, damages Scr slanusr.
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DRY GO0DSpAcCUA

p hsnorDxR1xs \ s.,ioipvx,Ss, y i
.s's.ss q Oh psiss., tSs fsiiovias sssds, ssak
'0AS Ss, -'d ss 30. iAsss1 end me.
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Pam n.SS 9s.s,issssd "a knsross.r.a HAspkss.
with ssS M ''oe Z taP Hsg, HsPsmsA.s
Tas sssss, ig:S:Iz,; . "a IN; 4: \.
JgsT sECEIysDA Z: ;S: See. 81 H S:;.
and Embseidered Hendherehies, Inf.ns RoSsesnd
1as zee. 81. y Rs s q. ~ ss, lcs
s sres g Sss end sesa
f1 msr sSi,sissd. = 60 WI is .rs.s
Fo.,.,,,4 ANDK1R0H1sss. 7 Il Z - 81
kmbrsidsrea, Gross Linen, -'i' r-.l las
Esnssises.as Ter so1asrsA.a, ~ so .s.r-
esio;:a, SsEasrsd, HsmsAsshsd,
"a Hssvy German Handssua.l 7HF
The above stock h ven large. and Ne WIN oflef
sssn without 'fysn'i Hn H Gs HsHsfi EHs sss
s'-s' saS:s ais II "a 11 81
:uANDsoh1 HsItDAY PRIs1NT5I = = -
ss.ss;sgs s:ss s Ss:s s5sssit t.
Rich strigsd Broehs snd oisth long sRAWLs. In
All at much less thaa foensr sprisss. 10 which
sysea:l atssntion OF purshsssrs is inxite6 n
de 9 =. - J. ". 0OLLAY..
GRBATTINDUo INN rs !. 80 = %
S cents par yard for DRESS GOODS OF TIE bsse
hbrics md styles, worth SIX 70 50 eents III =
longer than for ono or tWo vssis, 4 tn eoods
: n 3. & ". MDYDNBEH9, -
q Market Space. sstyeen 1th and 9th Sta.
I LADIES' DRESS FURs! =
JUST Arrived, another large and fne assortment
Of fURS, in sets and separate, from S6uR TO CID,
al Of oar own manlfAeture. and - the stock wai
eought before the riss We are thus enabled 70 suit
o Our stoei q DRY GOODS is daily increased b.
as Market s1aes, under Avenue House,
noB BetwesS 7th and 9Th ses.
INTERESTING IoR LADIES.
We have again reduced the prices Of large stock
OF hsndsoms Dress Goods to Is cents per yard,
Also, Mooisn Hosiery, alsves, Morinoes, shswls,
Cloaks, Kmbroideriss, Re-, win be sold at rsdueed
~ Our stock Of Lsdies' and Children . Dress and
Fancy furs will be sold at great bargains. They
ere al new made AMI fresh goods OF our own man.
ufseturs. ~. 10 " nIYENBER9. =
den under the Avenue House.
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~ In Paris German doctor recently com.
clares that he poisoned, while acting as their
ply stefan, six girls with whom he had had
Illicit commerce. Ii Is believed by the jnrists
and police OF Europe that poisoning, especially
of women, by medical attendants Is excessive.
Iy common everywhere in Eul ope. :. F
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NOMINATIONS NOT ACTED UPoE.-Quite n
mum Der OF nominations Of various kinds (sent
In during the Executive SESSION. were not acted
upon. Gems. Morell, Mitchell, and Scholfield,
nominated for Major Generals, ,were among
these; also, Gen. Prime. The President, lust
before the Senate adjourned, sent in the nomi-
nation of Carl Schurz to be Major General.
Senator Harris objected TO il, and wopld not
allow IL to be made over the head of his friend,
Gen. Stahl. A compromise was effected. by
which both received the rank Of Major general.
An effort was made to get action upon the bre-
vet promotions In the regular army, but the
opposition was so decided that they had to go
over until next december. A large number of
ChaPlains wert also laid over, Or the ground
that their services were not pressingly re-
qnirsd.-CorTespOndene Of Ne1 Y0rk Times.