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Notice to An Subject to Consumption.
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3" OfFicE COM ANbhN 0P CuMcurfieA,N
. lilg ssll Knoxville, Jan. 10Th, 1868.
Il AN authorized by The csnmaDding General 70 lay
1 that as soon az all tho eDnnodpia N the diner.
cnt counties have been called ohc rendezvous, the
rnilroad prOvopt aud other guards, commanding ~
aeers Of posts and doiacblntnts VIII receive orders
cannot show a certificate o. exemption from cOnscrp,
lion. A dlacblfge from service by eaaon Of having
mrnishsd substitute n ths army, Or a detailed
amnsofiptoi employment IN The government service.
Hereaitcl AL onftifcnlrsI of exemption granted BY
eurolllng officers will he sent 10 me ~ appmveL All
claims 10 exemption under the lev must be made 10
me- enrolling officer OF tho District who will refer the
application WITH bis endorsement, " me, n,I
n persons who may be arrested allef tho call 70
nhdeztoua N TIE c0dhty 70 which they may btloiig,
wiitba tried Cor deAertlDn, WI ll tlNi4 a
CeStieeatcaa g oxrmpllon en accoml o. disability
will b. signed BY Lhe s.gapiigpg board y 4 I'LL,
huI7 In Coinmaudint OF Consrr pts.
"a. SHAT Tennessee papers copy one month. ~
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STOLEN
ATTENTION KENTUCKIANs.

r HAVE now in camp so Kentuckians--I want 20
more Of the same sort, to oil out my Company.
We are now in camp With the Isl KY, Battalion
formerly LIST KY Cavalry at this point.
None but Kentucbians need apply, as IN THIS war,
we are without journal and consequently stand
upon our own merits. Come all that are IN search or
their rights" JACk JONES'
JanY. 23-2wt late Capt. Co. lE) lst Ky. Cav.
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Alteration Meigs County cOnscriptsI

A LII persons 10 Nelgs county, between the ages n
1868 Enrolling Officers viii be furnished With blank
cctn Gates Of exemption 20 BY llcd up and Issued y
those who may be entitled 70 them, Persons tlaiml
ing exemption under ne law are advised 70 inake Az
pcatlon 10 their enrolling officers At once, that Shelf
claims may or decided on The 18Th DAY Of February
Enrolling officers will nee their hat eudcayofa "a
bnng up AL the couscrpis of lbeif respective dlg
tfdn - Tho pace Of rendszyuua ~ u time deaignh
tld AN will come With blankela, or other W cloin
log .E. d. BLAKE, ~ Col. 9. aI a.
CommandaHt Of CcnscDph.
We win be present A he above SPECIFIED time anl
place 10 examine and dlaahasRe Aii nc Who are unii
ior military duty w reason Of disability. hHl
NJ. 81 p0lAFGr. nii
NL PIP HALB, m Zoos
Wsf. hnnoNpa,
lebl.gt Examining Board.
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Sl50 REWARD.

ID ANAWAY from the subscriber on the 18th two
IL boys, Sam and billiard, Sam Is about SO gears
old, not very black, feet II inches in height Ahd a
little grey from sickness he is very bow legged and
awkward In. appearance but stout, active, shrewd,
and sharp featured billiard Is about 20 years old
feet 10 inches high, very black, and blacksmith by
trade Gle Is square built, well proportional, and AZ
times slow spoken, and sluggish In appearance, but
the FedeTais In Tennessee. | will give $50 for
their confinement In jail 80 that can get them, and
800 for proof enough 70 convict the white person
who has decoyed them away it-I NItH
ss4l lO..a,t. ,siln..i JOSEPH G. BT0UNI,
Turkey TowG, r, o. Cherokee Co, Ala,
Jsny &c Inns " ''
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BSs~ 1t was rumored here yesterday that the
Federal General Rosencranz is dead. We dom
believe it, He's a "dead-head' however, =
there's no rumcr about that.
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500 REWARD.

WILL pay twenty FIVE dollars for the recovery 81
/ my negro man named Jtesce, who was lost from
me during the tvacualioc Of Mufifeosboro.
He il 81 light black complexion, I've feet eleven
inches high wears black monaiacho and whiskera
about thirty years old, Stout built and had on when
soft hat, h g..s .Ut
I viii also pay one hundred dollars lor the conyie
ton Of any white man who may be harboring sait
negro. N rl
Apply 10 Capt. W, N, 0'BIlEN,
.Ul.u. .4 2lth Ala. Rea'L
Col. Mahnlgaults brigade, Wlthcra Division, en-
eamped on the La fayetteville pike. adif. oI
Jany. ~ In. .I.l
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lookout Mountain Properly for Sale,

I OFFER tot sale the above property belonging u
n, w. Won Aldchod, aud used by him for several
years as a Boarding School, and more recently ~ a
Hotel II contains TIVE large twcstory buildings ond
Seventy rooms The ground conseining eight acres
embraces magnificent Spring OF nsverfaillng, pure
free stone water within cave, and enc waterfall
In the latter; also large Stable Kitchen, negfs
house SmOkehonae, &c.
As the Mountain ~ iayorite place ior summer re-
sort, aud win undoubtedly become mucr more 40
tals property being the only one possessing an abuu
dant supply Of water within convenient reach, i
ian2 J. n. WILLY.
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LAND FOR SALE.

40 ACRES, Va the woods well timbered with oaA
M and hickory. near Good Springs, tive miltA
from GRANVILLE on the Western and Atlantic Rail
Road. Solomon Gwainey o. William II. Ward, ID
the neghborhood viii show the place TO any one wish
Ing 10 purchase. Abargain can be had ID this land
on application 10 J. Il. WILLY,
Jan. 10th 1868. Opposite the Post Office.
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VIRGINIA SALT.

IHAVE a small lot of Virginia Salt, which
keep on hand constantly at rs cts.pu. d., at swek
old stand. NJ bhApI'
Jany. 27.2ms
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TAKEN uP

A ND committed to jail by The military euthorlte,
~ at Chattanooga, on the "a Of October, SGz. ant
more recently committed by an acting Justice Of Tx
Peace, for the county Of HI milton, Tenn. On Tia
10th OF Dec, 1862, negro boy Eho says his name
White county, Team. Said Boz is black, "a year
DID, 8 feet ! inch high. The owner u requested 4
come forward, prove property, ~ charges ahd tAhl
him cut OF jail. j. n. SWAIN,
dec2l Jhlor
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Dsg- Memphis is again in Geographic Gem
N unication with the North, via Columbus ant
Cairo
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no A we'll merited compliment was thai
which was paid 10 our estiinable friend Doctor
o5sntAnd at shebyville the other day, by the
niembors ofhis old Regiment, the Rock City
Guards" and "Maufy Grays." The gallant
fellows, sensible Of the Invaluable services
through more than one terrible campaign, Of
their beloved chaplain and friend, determined
TO testify their appreciation Of his worth, by
presenting him with a fine hsrse, which they
did--accompanying the gift, with the following
tasteful aud appropriate note:
CAMP LIST TENN. REoT., NgAR SHELRYyILLE, I
January 3lst, 1863.
Rev DE-. QurNTARD,
Dear Sir Please sceept.in the name of
the Rock City Guards and Maury Grays csm-
panys. the horse now in charge of VIM. Web
ster. az slight testimonial OF regard, with our
deepest gratitude for the many disinterested
and most invaluable services, we have I'M
ceasiugIy been made the recipients Of, at your
hands during eur whole intercourse.
The horse is a magnificent animal, and cost
five hundred dollars--"easy to mount and go
weilp and, withal, genuine thoroughbred.
We csrgratuIate the Doctor upon the reception
of an article so useful and necessary to his
department of the service. We always coz
sidered him "jewep Of the FIRST water, and
worthy TO be "wel.mounted
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HEApQuARTRRs DisTRicf Or TkNS. :,
Chattanooga, Tenn, Jan 20, 1868.
RONpURANT 3 MATTHIAs.

tU,f4. I,t.t.a .ui lU Ill LlNphbUlVfNA A. ut
TtOPARTNE RSHIR N0TiCE,--The undersigned
~ have associated themselves together under the
style and firm OF BONDURANT & MATTHIAS, for
the purpose OF conducting the GROCERY AND COM
MISSION BUSINESS, In lyhohburg Va. Hdi 0
We shall keep constantly on hand as largo and
we'll selected Stock Of GROCERIES and STAPLE
DRY GOODS, as can be obtained, and will spare no
pains TO serve our customers AZ alltimes F"'l'
Conducting the business on the CASH principle,
we will be enabled 10 offer Inducements To- city and
country purchasers either by wholesale or retail.
ConalgnmeRts Of Flour, Wheat, Corn and all other
country produce solicited and prompt returns ~ all
cases, as soon as sales are made. f.,asIl.s5.
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco and snun OF
all grades always on hand. bia4aHit1 l4tasAt
We solicit a share Of the public patronage, .i
" j. =. RONDURANT,
decl7.Gm t"i 81 lH' JAMES MATTHIAS.
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pREssMAN WANTED.

competent pressman, can secure permanent EN-.
poyment, at the highest wages, On immediate april
cation at The Office Of the Commonwealth, Atlanta,
Georgia. jany lB1lw.
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TOBACCO.

+ HAVE, and will always keep on hand q large
L amount well assorted stock Of Va. and N. G.
Tobaccoes, of all sorts and grades, which Offer for
sale to retailers or sules, at low pce at swicks
old stand opposite the Presbyterian Church h.
Jany. 272m* NJ BhADt.
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I'M YNHNNf IN cnMMIssIoN Hnnsn.

NEW AUCTION AND
IN lmNIf 'll COMMISSION HOUSE, 0d
.Wl ~ no l02 MAIN SRI, LYEoHBURn VA tapI
The undersigned have associated themselves togeth
er under the style and hrm Of James p, Scott x o.,
+f6f the purpose OF conducting a general AUCTION
and COMM Issl0N BUSINESS. They have rented
that large and elegant building, No l02 Main street
Lynchburg, Va, lately occupied by Jno. 7. Davis
CO.. and on the lat day NJ December next, will be
ready to receive Merebandlse OF s kinds tor private
and auction sales, They solicit cons gnments OF Man
dlactured and Smoking Tobacco, sugars Moasseq
Coffee and other Groceries, Bale Cotton aud Cotton
Fnbrics OF AL grades Wooden Goods, Boots Shoes and
Leather and all other goods usually oiered for aale.
Their ifst Auctioa viii take place al an early day
IN December, Of which due notice, with catalogue,
will be published, .Nl l.llAnIt .l.slDN
They respectfully refer 10 tho merchants and husl.
ness men d Rlchniond Petefhbdfg DAdsic and on.
or cities Of the South, whose aid and cooperation
will be duly appreciated lldalu iINA.NNN dNatI
JAS. p. SCOTT, a.u
or the late firm OF John 4. Davis Il Go.
HENRY +. D0C0CK,. @
WM II. PAnf1SHl
iNi Members Of the hrm OF BoeoUk X Parrish
tHl fNN IiUIlIIIti iN ~ lNlA ~ fIllilN lNN.
Tho concern Of Bocock 4 Parrish, No. . Bridge
ireot, will continue at tho old stand as usual t...
uevlf''m .fl.4t tpvNvNh OF fiH'i9nt
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The SMALE-Pox. But one case Of smallpox
has occurred at Castle Thunder tho present
week, and one at Libby prison. The leather
burning remedy has been applied in both the
above prisons with an effect that cannot be
mistaken Previous TO tho introduction Of tho
leather disinfectsnt the cases occurring mum
bercd three or four per day. Since It's intro.
duction but three cases have been developed
in both prisons and these are believed to have
been contracted before the burning commenced
The disinfectant, we learn, has been intro
duced into all the hospitals Of the city with
the most gratifying results, an& the surgeons
aud superintendent arc hearty ia their praise
Of Il.
Again we take the liberty, in addition TO oul
previous hearty approval Of the renedy, Il
pross L upon the consideration Of the people
aud its application in every infected quarter. --
Richmond Examiner.
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SYRUP SYRUP! Just received, 10 barrels New
- Orleans Syrup Tor sale, by 1890, 4,
jan2I-2w x. NJ. MYERS,
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Yankee Humiliation and Confession of Cow
nrdIce.


RrdIce.
Yhe Yankees are very sore over their reverse
at Galveston. Some Of their papers term il
even "diEhonsrable." The Baltimore American
publishes the following extract from the letter
Of "ono who participated in the engagement,
and manfully stroyc 70 produce different re-
suit"
\ Admiral Farragut has ordered a
Court Of Inquiry on the affair. Hepronouncos
the affair as in every way the most diSgraceful
thing Of the war.
Ia reference 10 the eowardce shSwn by the
commanders Of the gunboats, the writer says /:
81 could not get them to send in tobriBg OF
our wounded who could be seen lying on the
dock, and tho rebels weuld have been glad to
have them off their hands, net even TO send in
to learn whether eur men were dead or alive;
and we did not know, only BY gnise or surmise
what was done, or what were lost or who were
saved"
The Massachusetts, men fought bravely, and
The record will be in their praise, bat they
might as well have been at Richmond, 275 Of
them alone, as TO put them in Galveston, with
the bridge open and the railroad running
across daily tr aims Of rebel soldiers from Hous-
ton and above.
We lost 27s killed, wounded, or prisoners,
Of the Massachusetts AID OF the whole crew
Of the Harriet Lane, 1907 probably but a very
small number were left alive, say from ton to
twenty, and only one officer. From ten 10
twenty Of the crew and officers Of the West
field were lost. We lost the Harrio. Lane in
good condition aud ready for sea, and two
barks loaded with coal The rebels had about
1000 mep under General Magruder, six or
seven rams and gunboats, Of no great strength
and Eve or six pieces Of artillery on shore.
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titles Of TIE respective sAtes &c which they bsi0as
a. ue atsis With aeeoT ing t. he Law ol sii4
>sz'es.
Fs--k-Tbat the like orders &c exoeaisi il all
essss With r-p-ci 10 ia eoOsaissipa-d otheers If
tie United SL4tes 1eo f0sad s-rNiag IN CO npsls
via sad slaves il ia,arr-cEi5a AGAINST
TIE sufLcri tics u the dfsrni ststss of Ills Ca
f-ce.sey.
In testimony whereo; nave signed tke-s Prsssn:s
Aa1 c44s-I tee seal f TIE Cs-i=ierzt- states ui
AueTieA u Be- ais th=Fsio, the eitg .
hiehaoac. uu the 25I ~ o. D-e=u-osr, II tt
ys4r Il ovr L II eng ta,gsAad eight tzldTsl
Al slr-g -t-o-
JkFFEEsoS DAVIS.
J. P BEssAEIs, Secretary Of State.
The proclamation with al IL misreprsseu-
taiions, threats and appeals to The Almighty.
l. ,T.ientlY made for the foreign market
chiefly. We esnno. suppose that Dayis
really believed be should fnsh,en the L. :.
GOyzrnmeut, it 0fheers and men. from pio-
ceeding in their duty 20 war upon the Tsbel-,
or that Presid-ni Lincoln would be deferred
by 1t from taking the step which ne as l.
clAred he shall take to weaken the arm Of
the re5els, VIZ declare freedom to the slave,
on the l.; of January, 1868. and ana aaee
70 them that from ami after iha: date tley
are at Liberty 70 fgbs tor themselves and
their country q vel as other honest an1
loyal citizens
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dosa T. lord elsss by.E e-e Il anysasre ressi
party Eo4I9 probably attempt a CT ssits. AID are
net qsie;si b keArinz il a hurrisd shisssr fro1
I The three rusty 1sn s,ati 1vd there Tat snail
I party Of msn hsi jssi essse s,sa:taiiy Aia7g The
opposite bA1k. stopped & n forcs diseased II =
IO- tone ii. eIpsdieu-y Of erossias, AID then.
dis,srbsi By the firing ard STIR dOsh car iiss .
/ tee Jeff, had hastily retired.
Our logs kept qais, Or the eoaers we're
Invisible in he shsi-~ Z Ii, opposite bAik'
bat tsd ,hsy Stepped ia;o the water the'
w.uli have fred O. then. O. coarse they ne Il
reisrn aud more vita then. ant dripping loH, 50
as 70 get a sight sgsins; the stsTli. b0riEsn, Se
watched ia,sutly f5r halt n hour CT more he
aiaru zad szl8ea tara OF vas little eK,- ing.
bat n. boys we're to- tie most part pretty cool
and = hostile boiy attempting tie crossing about
there uli za4oassealy have act tie contents
q sf,eea goa riasd nusksis, toierably veil
Ai-ed. Butns more sound vas heard, and he
men, pi-ks,s snd reserve, returned to their P9sis
4 sergszls and tso zen sent ceEa tie lie, hsd
il the t-eAnIi1ss dis,o7ered tLat the sAots ed
were b. to q ol- seliilsls, Who bearing .
movement II the ta.aes across Ire rsns aA4 died
a. RAMON rstar-ei - ~ s=auF post, e-t
there 80 = zare alarm ss- bsirse1 risaI ard
morning. he : yiPpsr II he North TAP aP 80
tAa, it. e1aisat- be taey q sstcr, Or nix from
TIE -usy ~.y, aasshsEe r1a oai over '1s naaile-
- The triple s,aii-i be; Of OrI5a pass across
tie Ky. Is.r two Ee.s5rs ss1oi alc-s tie Asii
E,a. aai TIA, "a all lie sseo.irE ssE. sA= tie
OF non. rAstei = sIsais- crescent, ,za p
il tie EAST. I sA- re saa Mss very re- = tie
fac tie ,a5usat ,5st Ee hss ovsr-lspi himself
til half pas sssea, o. szcA s.'ri9as a-rzinsi
head a soa. siri o. 80 piping s-ss-iy fFoa
the z5ais- tztI z=ilter ssH o. -ssri aay is-e.s'
VIA 5a,liz-t. h5zsv,-, J-i9l cavalry zA1, on
f5.. bsrsk-aiei, =i,a ser,t-a=tfls= al eyes s.iI
zi.1 ri;z right cane = or ii4s il.s 5-l1E &c,
s.dt1li q story "a ca sxPia.le- zoe aiarl- e; ;-l
uidaisa.- Tie vs8eis-. lt ia alzssr. o.. g-.--
hs 80 1ac. p.s.-d =, s-zs ;trss Or tolr aides.
~aus 1a-sIsss.y sizs .iag a----- ;-siF 1-ss Hl-
bssa ,.Arssl Into D. party o: Whites 7so7.
cavalry. -15 -ap;arsi al their tsrses al ssTea
arei.1t e t-sir zz-sss, tie ros- scattered ia,1
the 5asa 10 al -e.-i Is. al o, vs. il--ti-ss
s-zs Of ;5s- tying O. as.s ,Asi- s-y mo ce1-
,.evi.le. ~.3 ss=assi he alarm a.--s or .i-s,
az -a-s So -sas teizs arei DO - s-s =sa Aiias
ford.
s--tisa -ig-t g.: pixie, --;y a: .-s t---;
De -0.h.-I aeaf tais uar-inz RS. --r L.
fanny pickles. are % Re Hitsi-a-- fr-- ils lie
sI-uE sac Izz. ~-la s4vA--y Ill AXE tz=if
pil,ss I'D ,aa: -e SHALL 3 ia'o tie Eeis-5; -.-ss
~. ., LAY, . BE relieved. sa7g5ss. i5-a--'-a@'
+ ~ s.. t-sr regiment q ,-s B-igtls. .-lli -s-
v.s- Z ;se a,a=r ~ regiments . Geo. s.11E1-
tsa.a place yes.s-iay q. F..-',1 C q
TIE zs.l-- .. -c g. Is
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The HsTa'd's dispatch relative to STARTS
raid says various silrts have been made 70
cut them oE, and il Is believed tia; force
which has been sent or from Fairfax c. II.
under Col. Wyndham viii Be successful,
;i1usA bis horses are much fAtigued from a
previous edIrt to ovsEt&ks the raiders. Bu:
they are certainly in better condition than
the rebels. who have been making their
i0rced march, night and day for two days.
The wagons ihey captured were empty.
They had ais1 several suffers wagons, the
drivers Of which had succeeded in escaping
BY eating the traces and running Of upon
their horses
Que an excitement was oeeasioned IN
AlsxAndria By these !ugitives, and a number
Of suffers there took fright and commenced
hurIying their gOods across the river.
J. IS lot Likely tha; the army Of the Poto-
mac viii long remain idle. It's immediate
destination however IS only matter Of eOn-
lecture Rumor have been current to-day
that an attack had been made BY S,onevall
Jaeksln upon Gen. Sigel's eorps in tie
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PERSONAL.

CAPT. 4. Dewey q this Place has been
ordered OF duty a. Brigade QaLTteE-a-ssaE Il
Gen. Clus=re,'s Command, the lss Brigade Of
the Casa; M5unt-in Department, now u
der e5nmaai Of Gen Kelly, and i o. Gen
ClussreIs staff. Capt Dewey writes Us iron
MOoIfsld, Hardy CO, Va, that the Brigade Is
composed Of the 9th, I0.h, and I2,h, Va,
Infantry e7th Penn. ole Battery, Light
Field guns. and three Cos Cavalry.
The men and officers appear well. though
NJ; equal IN physique to our Eastern trO0Ps-
They are cut Of, by the destruction ofthe
Bait. & Ohio r r iron eIreci mail facilities,
though Of course e1mnuuic2ti1n Is kept
open with the North and East.
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NEWSPAPER C1EP sITI0N.-This Is q distinct
CT and dthcu.; ~. Is principles must be
sJneShAt carefully studied by Those who
would succeet II u. Ile disregard ". these
Pslnciplas Is the cause VI The Q1osIuess Eaich
caarscterizss - much q cur newspaper liz
srature- The newspaper i not a thing To
b si1die3-scasc=ly 0ne b te Ieai. /. is to
Be glazed orer. lie art.e,es, thso. nus: Be
80 wrI,-en as 70 aitrlc: and hold attenti
Processes Of thought and reasoning are t.
oe shut out, results only are 70 appear. Arsu
ment l. % = Suggested, rather than stated
sU-lly oue point ! enough Tor an article.
SINE single nail should Be struck fair upon
the teAi, and then Iefi Al once. Iniroduc-
TONS are nuisance. laisrenees are always
skipped. Tie sentences should te sh0r;
Every word should leap with life. Coniensa-
ton should bs extreme, Sub0riinate thoughts
should D. thrown away. Tee 0bjec. l., not
70 treat = subject N iull. but 10 produce a
certain effect. All that Is no; Necessary 70
the ef-ei shouli bs discarded He who has
the nerve 10 % this, with = soul that fires
with great thought, and the mauliness 70
utter IL freely, may WELD power with the
pan which no scepteE can rival The tender
cies IN professional life are to deteri9raiiOn
Of style. TIE constant dldaetism Of thepulpit
often degensrates into difasensss. The re-
iteration Of points =; the bar, and the pree-
ision Of legal s,y.e, teld to produce drTness
and repetition. IA no way can the pro.es-
s!0nAl nan mere Effectively make his word
instinct with life and power, than by week
y practice IN the columns o. newspapers
-EIGnsHsT.
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Tl- J5lsu-l % ;-i- -i.y says that the rai-
r-al ,r-sr.s v-rk rsa- NuL5-luzl'= Hall o.
The Louisville AMI Nashville R-.EA5l vl'
destroyed yesterday, b Jlla M9-g4a's t9s-
ces.
The J5-~.a. expresses the opinion shat
Morgan VII MT al5aucs 70 the other river.
Osher so1rcss sly tia; Mlfsla's s5-css mai
destroyed the rss,is wcrk were a5-lt $500.
Coo FEDERAL soldiers opposed them. But II
ter slishtskirmishiug our i5-css surrendered.
Healguar;ers here up 20 II tals morning
bad rot teen advised o. th- destruction OF
the isss.ls work. Il the ta.sasat be true
there vii - ~ m1-s r4Lrc-l o-1Iunica
tion between he.e and Nashville flE al east
60 days
The city has been intensely excited al day,
Rlmors Of .kI-mishes in VARIOUS Pro1.mities
Reports fFon Memphis sag cur picke;s have
been driven into The i5ssiicltioas Aa1 thai
the rebels have been committing iepFeiA
tiors there