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Ltosont Mountain Property for Sale.

/ OFFER i0f sale ihe above properly helOnaing u
| a. W. Von AldohoG and ussd " him fur several
years as R0ard0g ~ houl. apd muro receutly a.
iEtei Il contains two lsfee two aiosy haidiags sad
seventy fofhs Tie Ri,und, ceninlhlpR eigbt ecfse,
eabra eea haRn1fent REssng oi never.fsiliaf, pure
ff,o siane water wlthin rave. and Hht weierlAil
~ The iaitefs also lsrfe Stable, kiu ZEN, nagfo
huase SmDlthOnas dc.
As tho Mountain " bynr.ir place iF SKINNER w.
sori. aid will aadNulaedly bgcouO much in0ls ~,
iha frntegiy hting she only one p9-65alhE tr s'Hs
dnp SIMPLY oi walff wiihm convenient rAeh, y
Ja1 y, ", Wilt
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A NicHr REcoENnIssANcE orr CHAgLEMoN
llhRBon--TnE DgFFhCgs ~ oorrespsndcni o
the New York Relald mys a reeombssauct
wns recsuily mgde IN the night Of the deleu.
cea and Notifications Of Charleston hnrbor =
lIe gives The following az tho reenlt;
Charleston 10 second Sebaniopol II IL
defended by over une Thousand gum, many
of them Of improve European fabric. Every
island. point, river, creek aud swamp IN prux
nifty 10 Chalosta Is commanded hy hostile
cannon Fort Moultrio IL iron cased on The
nrbor front, and tho whole work il bomb
proof The rebeh havo two rams and one
IRON cased battery, the latter mounriug eight
len pounder riled cannon for The defence oi
the harbur.
The capemated tier Of gaas ol Forl Sumter
N clothed in iron aringr Parallel bars ui
railroad iron traverse tlia. iron coalug por-
uendicuhr from the base % he upper line.--
rbo embiasurcs aro protected BY maesiyt
Of tho same material presenting
aegte angles At every aldo. Tic rebel bafte
ric. are iully garrisoned. The rebel army now
N Charleston aud tho foriifcaions thereof IL
about ihir;y.ivo thauaand sirong. and thu
l0rce 10 being rapidly augmented 10 cap
tare Charleston our military and naval cnm
uapders think it will iaku large naval and
land orce. and win occupy pcrild ol ak
weeks or two m0pihn That Il cnn Do cap
tnred they have 40 duubi notwithstanding, iif
eesming impregnabiliiy.
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uApnnn1Nn nEsERTERs.
Il AnouAsrgEs ntrarTngsr No. ?, }
lAsrrcTua GENERiLe OFtIoH, y

TnnhUmH, TfNn FfIi TItH TNiIs
rt8E General Commanding 1Ml Dsptnmeht, learns
vlth regret TINT sheie sie IN Tennessee, rum
hrr AZ evil dsp0aed perHs gbo, Instead ~ tonilihu
Z ing to the freeing hsr cmny itnm Abolition lnva.
MI .re infinne thule Ulaa =fs % the dsgraceihl
finle N dssoriill and hdfJfing them. All ptrH0ns
within ne limit oi tlis deF tment, aie ntlfd that
fhe npnspy nf snfh pisuoe ~ ngarh. and the strict
si isnia viii bsmsde N detect those wno lrfttc Al
,llrr d, dtsrri or uha tnfy harhor those whn rave
.le.et,d hud eamuary punhhmeni applied 70 every
inannro i. r. JOINS. "A. !. tieuf
iohl6-ln nepahmtnl NOE
90 Ressl 3spnsf sspy snp mouth and reAd blli "
IL .fI
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nNTTT ~ 7ITTF FNVI ~ THT d 7 D
nFFICEllA astlgned n duty at this Port. vii cm.
W ply With paragraph a75, Army hsgniatne, y
avoid r0afui0n IN acrOasta. QgAfieig no sbtaincf
lhfnugh me viii MT be paid fnf sud ciizem aro No.
tlHed that wall hereafter SfC Vi.f r0 utlm fDr hue
or renl unem fhey bold orders RON ne,
Fobia-In B.F. JONES
Maj ON.
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Flrrrrrvrllr, TEsvraarr, !

IWWW j
ENhOLLIAG ciAUsrs IN the state Of rennesser,
u will ~ once enroll IA censgrlpls an Odi,ers IN
their respective didrlca whe may be absent without
leave ION their commands. Thf enrolling officers va
Middle Tennessee win send descriptive rulls ci ihe
officers 30 enrolled 70 the Commandaat Of Camp OF
Instruction. at fayetteville, TennesFesi The enroll
! officers N Fast Tennessee, Will sHnd pnilaf dee.
riptvp rolls 10 the cemmandapt of couUripis at
Knoxville, Tennessee
Il. y. BLAKE, 1t. Col. C.S. A.,
ieb2l 4W C0Ed oI Con ior Tennesstes
24- East Tennessee papers copy four wceka
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NUMBER l72.
lriah Po,atea.. snrar. olee
gl00 REWARD.

ID kNAWAY from ihe PieRis,s af The tsbsrrltef at
n N8lnW Yalley Post Ohce Resuatchis Co
Tennessee tbs hight Of the 25ih Jauy 1855 4 r4.
gro hoy numed fnVs, shoni 10 " ~ years cid feet
90 incl'rs high, Wriphr a,onl Us l0indG, Ne ga
hsca negro, rather sharp faced, oiy aoeth thick
lni. he sSys he was raissd n kratacky bY 4 mas
pamed Fshrr Bus vas hoaghi by ne about noRihs
since In HanhnFg Rnath srona. Ne ava Re Was
brought from Petersburg, Va. 20 RsmbRlg. Has On
When hs leit brUwE lesns pants, brown leans coat
snd black thth cap--hlspoat had On is, White hons
v'at buttons sud the coih oar Of uhieh bis coat vas
made had tWa coaFs m l,R ralk Of Il einE q darker
Brown than che 0sher. ! viii pay tl00 reward fog ha
Gsi}ery ~ me, ~ ny residence Il Sesuaicnis Co.
i,il. - that csa Bct him, JAkES N. STEWART,
FekS-luF
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OF the former an hour was appointed vas'
assenbags collected, both entered ring ar
ranged, the combaiants placed ia position
Intense e1citemeuti much gambling oa ihe
results terrible odds Do not be alarmed, !
mean 70 description, In deiail knov, as
well as you do, that am not writing for Bell,
Life, and am conscious Of some inierio ity 70
Pierce Egan. The battle was fought, The vic-
tory wen, the box Of provisions paid over
when 10, a second champion appeared, and
offered to eat the entire contents for "twenty.
fve dollars Confeti, or in defaultof so doing
= pay down to the owner thereof, tho hand
some sun Of ons hendred ditto"
The wager was accepted. Bets were again
offered and taken. Excitement again resumed
he sway The box thiiherto mystsriousy
closod) was at length, all parties being ready
and b, ts all made, opened II contained the
'ollowing articles Of fond oae turkey two
dozen eggs boiled, one dozen biscuit. one
pound ofbutter, six dried peach pies, one bot
Ito Of molarsep, and six onionsl
The wretch won his wager
In suoh divertng and fantastic sporte. d
we pass the time. unlike Richard in the play
finding many delights therein.
| THE CONDITION.
And yet we are well Indeed ] may Fay
t,e effects Of the crash at Murfreesboro hav,
lo,g long since disappeared. CbeerfulueS
besms on the face of officer and private; rank
ARE filed mp. convalescents returned; and sirag
glgrs generally at their old posts If the ge
nina for great strategstic plans for grand cam
raigns, for superb eyolurions af large hodie
of men, were only added to Gen. Bragg's en-
cheney as an organizer and disciplinariar
what General hO would be
BUsTENENTE.
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nnsERTrR ..sa0 REWARn.

X nrriLLN Fen. ~, 1858.
Tbs sh,vp toward sill he PAID Cor ths apprehension
and e., 0urmpul in Hil 90 delivery tome 90 blsplscei
VALENTINE n NANlN Deserted abDat The ~ Of
Jannaty 1868 from hapannrga, Tenn The last
henid u him. ho VIA making bis way towards kcn
lucky from walden nidre. fio s 20 yc cla m age, b
ket nehrs IN hcett Has hlnetyes Hight hair, and
ieiqOdr LOUIS DELAlGtE.
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rHE coNDiTfoN.
vALLAxpIamAM " NHw sNnsEr.

Valandigham madoauoiher one Of his sonsa-
ton speeches in Newark. New Jersey, on
Saturday last.
He said that u remember thai it was in the
city of Newark. little more than two years
ag1. that first gavO the pledge 10 any portion
of the people al the Unitel States. that never
word contrihuta bv words or acts. to q Q
shedding of one drop Of American blood in a
civil war"
/ Tie believed that reconstruction Of tho
Urion would take place n his day. Nobody
now bell 'ves. after two years o' war that we
have accomplished. or can by his means ac-
c1mp'is ish. ihe restoration Of tho Union oycert
Wr. ~ Seward He sees everything ia thc
color of ths ross believe the W r IL 9nW
conducted for the abolition of slavery TIA,
ranuot take place mill the G0vorhent itself
becomes a despotism | don't choose To sell
NV prociowa inheritance aud boon oi political
AID personal liberty. for which III fields Of
New Jersey wers stained with blood, 70 the
purpose of giving liberty 10 the negro
fGreat applause There ia now party who
assumes thrt tho war has failed, and urge a
separation of the Statea ! ahhor that party
There is another who believe that the war has
failed and desire to try the experiment f
bringing the South back 10 oonciliaton aud
Icnmpromiso. am one Of that marty Great
oheering.) Srventv.hvo on of every hundred
pf men Of the Northwest are in favor OF ces-
saton Of hostiliiiea and commencement Of the
experiment of restoring the Upion b. consi'tn
tional measures (Cheers) There is a third
pWty. who call themselves the conssrv tive
marty. of which WIN II Seward ia TO be, ore
tho eadsr--ibe same VIM n Seward who wa
thaauthor Of the phrase "irrepressihs CON
hici;p tho r0an who hrst aligned his hand to th
warrants for arbitrary arrest.
Shall the Democratic party ba reduced for
ono moment to atriko hands with ihose wl 9
desire tr change the purpnses of the admins
tration. and bring il back again to q war for
the Union. when the whole poeple unitol can.
MT accnmnlsh ANYTHING before tho 4ih OF
March. 1862 will tho war continue during
that timo2 ('Nevcr. never" from all parts oi
the room Wilyon sen ont yonr snns again
20 he battle 6eld2 Overwhelming cries, "No
ne, ,frr) Shall thoy be conscripted TO carry
on tiis war for two years more. and Tor the
negroi t'No. never!) Shall we do this viii
the vain. futile. absurd and most unFonndec
hope that after the fourih of March 1868; afte
onr years Of such wafas God Almighty aeye
permitted to scourgo any land you Sill &c
hack again 70 a vnr for the Uniou2 (sAo
no. Tho people Of America must choose nov
the alternative.
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rsq vandaIi.m ar ,ns Ypul,p,. Ia Euthe,ford

fNN : nttAaAAeWA Nh AAAt hhNtANfh Nv ANAkNAAtNANe
Three men Immediately from Rutherford
county passed through our vii age on Monday
morning. They hiring intelligence Of the deS
oaiion which ,hs Abolitionists are pcrpetrat
ing They slate that on Wednesday night
asst they set FIRE TO- and burnt 70 ashes, The
splendid esidpncs Of Judge Ridley siinated
on ,he Turnpike road near Old Jefferson to
gelher with hia furniture. library md every
tllng which tho house contained When They
applied III, torch they notified Mrs Ridle,
aid her daughter Mrs Blackna'e who was
confined to her bed from protncled sickness
and not able to set sp IN bed, 20 save Wlm'
they cnud 0f their good5 Mss b was con
yeyrd out by servou,s. but az fast az iprnilur,
,r otlier goods from le house was brought
ont inioAAie yard. the Yankees siale and ran
Of with 8iem. We learn that the damage doue
Ia Judge illdlev ia not lesa than $l5 600.
Mmchssior Patriot Fcb le.
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FARM FOR SALE.

I HAVEgor sale. FArm cOutalnihG 100 acres, Aa.
inlnlag the lands of Mark A. KenHtdy, situated
= the Missionary nldgs. four mies Kasl n Chatta,
songs five asren of The land sre cleared and iencvd,
wth small cab q th heraB, y nursery ~ ilui trsen--
selcct apples and peara-sad tWu good nnyluKa.
iobIa.im C.F BAUCKKER
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TRAMsTTRs MANrKp.

QuAHr0nHtgsre DntttfhkH3,f
f'haiinBsssa PtD. VI lat-
CITIlESS hasisg ntxfscs y by. ~ nalinrd, ihai
4 fdnnt wsut N ~ sanpslled ~ imPrsu lsau.
..yE .,nt at lhs sans tnle, en- coMpeiiea 81 hasoi
si,enttsw. H.F 6OAEa
Fsbts-aw MI On
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a26 REWARp

Vx1lLL RE paid by The Undersigned ior the deliv-
w cry df my negro man Pm Naek complexion,
wanty four or i've yean old, feet o Or 10 inches
lgh has plain scar IN his ore head, sn impeachment
poanda anS had on VIXEN &c let dark clothing ebd
bare headed SaR hoy purchased Of A. j. Wisdom,
Chattanoags Tenn, oR The 2lth DecfralNr, lsS2
and leii my premises On Che nslnNof the l2th Jany
sGS. The above rward VI e'slgen 10 any oae
hat viii brjne 10 me a nv house i5 mIcs South ~
haitnnn0ga tte above described negro or confined
ID enme safe J Jii 10 that csi him
Jany. 22 Int JOHN 3, HENDERSON.
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e. An Indian paper tells lho lOIIo,


ing
A few days since An extra train loaded will
iackasses was transported over the Louisyil,
and New Albany railroad. The telegraph ope
rator al Saemn, "a boy. getting wind of it,Neli
/ rumor that Gov. Aofon OF Indiana. aud Gov
Yates. Of IN nuis, accompanied by large del
ega,on of Republicans with bands oi music
eic.. would pass through at certaiu hour.
lmmenae crowds Of enthusiastic Republicans
repaired to the depot hatS ~ hand ready fol
rhe expected cheers When the train ,lluh.
jlersd III, an aged and venerable owner oia
pair Of fabulous cars sluck his head out Of q
stock car aud gayo vent 70 q long, agonizing
,eehaw that fairly shook the hills aroundi
conformation sc gsd the crowd and in two
minutes rot a Republican, was to be seen with
an mile Of the depot. Complaint las been
ma 10 10 the Superintendent against tbs ppe
ratsr, aud he IL in mpmenlary expectation 0i
a notice to quit.
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FOR s1LE on HIRE.

rTNHE Moreau Messenger ailhn, ki CHaon.
Sire Vermont Rleek a sk dam. hesse geI
mare brown color. lt4 hspds high, ~ ycsw Old q
.nre logl gtner nrd lss tn tied hequemg In uDlie
v less fap thps minutes pilce il sold 1000, If lei
1850. apply % 4 5, BiBB
Frbl-ln Paint Rock, jackson Go. Ala.
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Takoa up aud Commi tted 70 Joll,

TAKEN np and committed 70 jail on ne aeth J ~
1 1868, negro man by TIE name nf Hedry and
.aya he htlongs 70 John TcfTr NJ Ruiherurd coHuy,
renneseo, ,wo miles from smyrua Deput: ad 8egfe
IN about a. Or % years Ola 0 . cnpne, c0lvr, 5ieet
10 Inches high ana weighs about 10 lbn.
J. n. SWAIN Jallor,
Ianv a0-tf fhatiapnnnRe Tenn.
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~ The Mayor 81 Nabi,e has glyen notice that
gaitb ihg must Be topI Cd Ia that cty. and has -
signclsd earh aud ,yr,y ne q bis OH er 20 arrest
amy per on ciusht ketping 9 gambling saloon, uua
evey ind.Nduid caaghi lsmhaHg n thp city heiiis
and 10 bl ~ itv.a br'ole hm.
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Voucher Lost or Stolen.

I ! AViN0 lcsi the Voucher 10 taae NJ ciothins
sinoe ihs lGin lnsl., the aplaArs hsvlnE draws
lashinp sRrt thst date and m tat date, will much
b a+ by rsllag my Cfite nne sxibhihe dsscrip'
l7s rolls n. n. J0Nth,
leA2I.9t Maj. O'm
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offlCs C9NnANpAsr ~ CuNsUN,rra,
knoNgtlle Feh. 10 feRq



GNIi1ENo aW notified shat they are expected Ia 10.
ApoH 10 the Pie QaarIermaslefnil rsigay mulea and
ho-es i this yeialty aa are warned nn 20 trade f1r
GovernRCnt properly " any hind, ~ thelr claims
will not be respected, unless the property has been
condemned, and branded with &C.
Fcbl3-ln b. r JONES,
MAI Post On,
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seed Oa,sl Seed Oa,s!i

sea s,o-iig. so. l.sf, q Oats..lhs cru ci ls5l
a small lot Of Scotch suua.
'." Marcoboy Suu1
Tobacco, Cigars kc., for sale by
lebgllw w. p. HOOPER,
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, Am. gTAGG, who washn board the sisamei Va.
tia pennlnf q pdsrhtt ~ Wsf) when Efau D.
q seuihgais dlfd wll send ~ aidrf % sam. ~
psine ft,reh tisnrriA lb 9ill cdhief Fral Dysr.
Felg.im' hAM ~ rAihh.
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20. AIter auoting lrom Do limea M Bea

Ea.. Alter quoting from the Times that Beast
Butler has "tasterS" to prove tho harmessnesa
of his ragouts, Ncars coat Of mail, etc, Punch
says;
How pleaeng to know that the Yankee Hay
nau lives in continual lear for tho life 70 DO.
serves to lose But il is 20 DO hoped that no.
body will assoaslale him because, il hall o.
the tales of his atrocities are true. his blood
Ought not to be shed by bullet or dagger oi
cnrd ed with compl mehtary poison. Buffers
circulation should be arrested by legal lga'
ture; at least it ia right that the law should De
finished by that means on The person OF any
maIefaot0r or monster. Judith would net have
cut Hololernes head of il she aad any reason
able expectation thar he would come 70 be
hanged. 81, long 1--we Gen. Butler IN dread Of
assassination with the probability the gallowf
loomng in the distance! Buffers die many
times before their deaths; 30 let them, atd
serve them right
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Fton She Nashville Csba'itioni Uaaa Of the 18th
Folss U, trormA-- VALVES In shecp'' ciothI"g
TTEApouARrERs DsP'r OF rHE CuxBERLLN9.
Murlrecsboro. Tenn, Feb. 10TH 1868
Generai Orders, No Is
/. Il having been frequently reported o the
General Commanding thatC Confederate soldiers
approach onr lines dressed in our uniforms.
and that they have appeared thus IN battle
and have ihna. savage like, carried our colors
70 deceive us-- i.
II Ia Ordered. That none no dressed shall
a eiyo. whom 40 captured. tho rights of prls
onera OF ar, and that. ia tho hattie, no qpat-
ter he given them. Whom rapture singly or
IN SQUADS. prowling about onr lnea. they shel
hs deemed as Rpies. and ireaied accordingly
Tho Goneral warns all olticere and mon under
hia comman to be On their guard agaimt
these violations OF the ru'es Of civil
oil warfare All ioraging and scout ~ rer
iiea, al patrols, and al troone on the march,
aro enioined 10 arrest and examine q persons
gearing our Uniform, and If innnd % be wear.
ing K without lawful authority 70 forward
them at once to tho Provoas Marahals ol thoir
comnnnds, Tor Identification and Investigation
ami thence TO the Provost Marshal General ol
the ,parimeni, that they may be dealt Wit
an they deserve.
II. An ii4rns and soryanta wearing the
Cn ted S,aiea uniform. without written permis
sion. will 30 arrested. stripped. and pnliHhed
acc rlinr 10 the nature 81 the ohruce iar
tprmasiora win az once make requialtonN Tor
clothing, 70 be isaued to nerynnin aud en-
plovcea not entitled % wear The nniiorm.
By command oi n ..Gen RoaroaAHa
& GaDDAND.
Asst Adlt Cen. and Chief Of STAT,
OsrIciALi
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Raornits WaniAd.

Two Ail tho Oh Regiment Tennessee Cavsfg, 20 tho
j ma8lmnm allowed bY law. All pelaBs dtsiilg
% volnnteori IN the C.ylry Segrs can do 80, BY ap
plying immedikiely. an e5sentsea irna ihe regiment
are ordered 70 report ai ace er be treated Is dsaer
iem. J.sl. ~ MONTGOMERY,
Tt. Col, and Reerghlqg 0nrsr SIS Regt.
IeA2l.lu. Tenna,loe Cavalry
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fT,O hire tr The haiance of hc Jrlg 900 neEi' ass
that csn plow and uofk ~ tht easien bnqnre
a. ,,r save leaso of Waltrr spencer hafkfi N
chns's onea. J4NEA 8pENcEn.
shiS-n
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ARRY REGULATIONS.

A Few copies C. 8. A.. Regula aions (sriherIasd
fsels-i xo. JOHNSON.
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alta AgsutIslnl.nIs.
400 BkwfBD.

IL0sT at oruear the Dspa tho Nashville I'D
Chatiaaaoaa aeillnad, on the WnBug % The l4th
inst the Ft8Wii. oi MI sFold sfabhatd-bTai
ab Sc ieNard 10 ans oae ee ifAt this office.
iphaA-2i NJ d PIPES Lieut.
and onireT Train Guard \. a C.R r.
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NoLiaa ln Hriaga Rnildara.

A H. men absent flom MY work are required 10 re.
IN turn within Ten dy-i iro thIsua,o, pr be cd.
en- bed as dese,tars from the army.
Eb-2lw A.L.nAXWhLL, Bridge Con.
knuxhlc Tenn
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10 Shoemaker and leather Tinlshers.

mo COOP SH0EN si3EIss, and few Leather
ikVt DregeN gan lind employment M The oy.
Eprnment Sine Factory at Atania Ia. under the di
reyiinu &c the Undersigned Nome but good hsnds
neea apply Thoee furnishing their own ioals sill
have preference.
Soldiers dpeiling 70 work IN this establishment
must prucure thcir own detas from their command
mqtficers. CIV. CUNNINGHAM,
ieLIs Ina Major ON.
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nIss1sgrrPI coTTON N0NEY WAIVED.
1wAET MisslssIppl
NOTICE.

Tax puycr Tor lhe state and Conn
/ J ~ Foxes u lSG2.ln the Cha'tin7ogt Dltric'
IN eal aud rag the same without lcIay Up John 7
Long AZ The Recording ohlce who ~ authorzei ~,
rehlA g. D.. GARpENHIRE.
tx collector Hanilton 60.
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4 HE lsrge three Story Brick holt!. haewn a. ihe
/ City Houp and for aale two dwellings netf tue
Scademy iieb2i.iWsl va BRYAN.
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AT AUCsYON.

ON Tussdsy mornlnG, Fob. 2sth - II e'ciosk WI
~ hr sold before my rl0rs,
! Ore hore sprine Wagon.
! Two Horse Wagon aBd HasAsN
! Lot T0bacco
I HFuOlnR
1 Bankeis
WoA Mats
I Sale, iiouugs ttd MallrAss with sundry elhsr ar
iolea teb2lau ~, WILLY
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An Innden tubcdannm railway has been
orrtfa IN ondon. hnr miles hnr, iunntllng n
:.sssi IA sifee,a In tbs hsEft " the ciiy.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
: 'spram TO Tar DAnY Rspss-l
CHARLESTON.

ROM CHARLESTON
CzARLrsroa, Feb. Another French war
steamer has appeared of tle Iarbor tl.is morn
ing.
One ol the Yankee gurboats, flying Tag
Of truce has just steamed IN close 10 Our bat
teries on Suliyan's island A boat from Fort
sumter has boarded bor The upusual event
caused much speculation concerning her ob-
iect. Nothing known in the city yet.
CHARLESTON, Feb 22,-Tho object 81 lhe
Yankee flag Of truce, yesterday was to brirg
orders from Lord Lyons to the Britt hsteaner
Petrol. now there, 70 sail Immediately TO Wash
iugtou; also 10 bring letters for officers Of ihe
captured g1nboat Isaac Smith. The Peirol goes
tomorrow. As her purpose was to be here
during the attack. Many believe The attack to
be postponed. Other indications confirm 'his
impression.
The q"arrelof Hunter and Foster has caused
much confusion in The enemy's arrangements
Fot sumter, to-day, & ed salute IN honor
Of Washington's birthday
CONGRESSIONAL.
RlouMoSD, Feb. q. The Senate mel IN ees
sioi to day.
In tho House. various resolutions Of enqui
ry were adopted, AbilI was passed for tie
establishment Of an equalization grade Of Of
dcers Of the army. The Ilonse then went intt
lsocretsessiou on the currency biIl.
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II. u. HUGHF8,
Attoraty .ei La,v, VI"lm Agrei sad Notsr3
pnblte
RICHMOND IVA.

CtI.AIMS oi ew1i description against the Con!cde
u rate GovTumtht settled Ndh accuracy and dis
match. Attends al tle Confederate STATES courts
ian22ly
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THE "FRoNT.'

after the manner of my little snil-dsluyian
friends, wsbsisr and Hayne Tho conicsi
was quite equal TO toe celebrated Interview
between these two individaals, and ,he sob
stance ia briefly, as iollt%s--
A pair Of prvaieu Of the ----- TenneaSss, had
cruags, and ono Of them alss newly arriv-
sd box Of provisions "Froia home They re.
solved to fght feg tho latter. in adiudicaiiOa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-10-02

ECCENTRIC CuARAcrERs.--Citi seldom
produce cccentrics; for there fashion Of
manners as well as Of clothes prevails. Tc
find your true eccentric, we must 60 into
deserts and thinly settled places, where mar
is not worn to.an even surface by friction
against man. ~