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THE PRESIDENT AND GEN, PoLK.--The
Montgomery Advertiser says: at is I'M
derstood that the President thinks the
arrest of Gen. Polk mistake on the part
Of Gen. Bragg, and desired that the mat
ter should be adjusted without Court
of Inquiry, by the return of the former
TO the army of Tennessee, but that he
prefers not TO be in that command, and
is most anxious for a Court TO Investigate
the charges against him. This the Pres
ident seems disinclined TO-"
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DR., KINGS DlSPENSARY,

| E,IAaCg ;u1agSHiS DR.. KING formerly OF Rev York
HlikE 49,, Tor last yoars Of Louisville, KY,
N~N1Nu48N~ Who has devoted his attention 10
he treatment Of private diseases for 30 years. aers
himself, having attended 10 a practice for so many
Years, and cured so many thousands, he Is enabled
q cure all diseases Of private nature no matter
how bad they may be from inudic0us medical treat.
meni, or from neglect Of their own, DR.. Klngs
nsPensary Il No q Doaiareh street, between Cher,
~ and the Square, second story, who're be al
diaeasos OF private nature.
0onorrhWa cured without nAuaeouh medicines or
tnteriorence with bualne91.
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few days, BY an operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mlHohief and UNDER
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Sefsiaal Yea attention havnF beeH
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BOOK BINDERY

V'HE new pook Bintory, No 10 q Dcad6riok d
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and elegant style.
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STORE or AZ tho bindeyi will receive prtmpt Altsp
ton.
hr. George Morton, formerly Of Philadelphia a
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acuce JOHN O. FEllR
The Bookbindery viii DO open from 7 O'Clock IL
the morning until O'Clock In the evening.
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Ums HOUsR Is PLEASANTLY SITUATED A..
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Nashville and Louisville lepot. rersups yislll>r
Nashville will Cad "a 10 their Interest 60 osl 90 this
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M,i. N. II. Mclean, nephew of the late

Msj. N. u. Mclean, nephew OF the late
Judge Mclean, Chief Of Gen, Burnside's
staff at Cincinnati, has been relieved OF
his command, and directed to report in
person and without delay to the Com
msndsr at Fort Vancouver, Washington
Territory. This order Of exile has taken
the Major and his friends by surprise.
II appears that he had been charged with
disloyalty, and petition forwarded to
the Secretary of War asking hisremoval.
so says a dispatch from Washington to
the N. Y, Times.
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Freedom and Nationality.
:. q. mEnonrt, Editor.
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Ofone hundred and fifty vessels now
loading at New York, for foreign ports,
only twenty are American.
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DENTISTRY

VHlS Is TO NOTIFY MY PATRONS -.
I thar have remoyod my DEsTAL ~.
haIA INTENT 20 Eigphoid, near my TILLQ1p
family residence, whore / a m prepared 10 execute
Dental work in iis Yaruus branches. As caunol
expect steady emp yment at my Oidco, propose o.
fsil PROFESSIONALLY Families 10 tho city Of Nash.
vile aud The country Those who lind it lucOuyou.
lent 10 Ome 10 nay olice, viii DO promptly waite
upon at their r,s dcucoa, BY notifying me through
tho Nashville Poet Omc8 ur otherwiso.
Il. A. HERMAN, u. D.s.
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Especial to tie World
WAsHINGroN- Nov

WAsHINGToN, November 80
Nothing official or otherwise from the
Army OF the Potomac to night. Il is now
believed that the impression that. il, battle
was fought on Saturday or Sunday is iucor.
rect, from the fact that If such had been tn q
case the wounded would have reached Rap
PBban mock Bridge.
The conclusion is quite irresistible that
Lee has continued to tall back 10 save his
own line of comm unicatioD with r chmond.
and if such be the case, il Is evident that
General Meade's plans. so far as they are
known to be in operation, are working sue
cessfully.
The star of this evening says that even
if Meade should be defeated in blttle, he
could easily fall back on Fredricksburo
where be could soon receive supplies from
Aquia Creek, as the railroad from ia at point
to Fredericksburg is very nearly in working
order already, Unless disaster follow our
arms, it is not SO clear that Fredricksbure
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@The aboliliopisis may add another
State to their pyramid-Delaware. The
inevitable Schenck has taken care Of her,
having issued an order requiring, practically,
that none but sboltionists shall be permitted
to vote. If the administration cannot re
possess" Virginia; it is at least determined
to "hold and occupy" little Delaware. If,
about two months before the time for the
mex. Presidential election, it will extend
Schenck's department so as to include the
entire North. except New England, that
section being irretrievably loyal" already.
it car save the expense of employing
political Generals to canvass the country.
and avoid the necessity OF sending sold iers
nome to vote. The easiest and simplest
way possible to control an election is that
adopted by Schenck
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New YORK. November 3O,--The Phila-
delphis Inquirer to-day publishes report
of General Meade's advance furnished by
one Of its correspondents at Verdiersville' a
post village in Orange County. twelve
miles from Orange Court, house, The dis
patch furnishing the information is dated
Saturday noon, when our cavalry and ar
tillery were driving the rebels down the
turnpike toward Orange rt-house, and
were within eight miles of that place.
Nothing but skrmishing had taken place
since the army had crossed the RapidaH ,
and our losses were slight and confined to
the cavalry. Our left wing was extend led
out to the wilderness and Spotsylvania
Courthouse. The rebels make bit feeble
resistance, and fall back wherever they are
pressed.
1t is reprted that the rebel force at Fred
ercksburg has retreated toward Richm ond ,
thus we hold the roads that run direct from
Fredericks to Gordonsville. We have thus
succeeded in cutting the rebel left from
the main army. and it is hoped that many.
are already taken prisoners.
Rains have annoyed tho army to a great
extent but will delay them but a very few
hours.
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New YORK, December /.

The following news by steamship City Of
New York is not covered by the Sciota's
dispatches:
The Hiawatha arrived at Column DO, Cey-
lon, Oct 81. She reports having met the
Alabama in the Bay of Bengal. She sig
nailed the Hiawatha, and Immediately on
receiving her signal, set sail with steam on,
hosting the Rebal colors,
The Russian ambassador at Paris had
commu icated the reply of Prince Gortch-
akoff, to the invitation to Congress. 1t is
in substance, that Russia will take part
therein, but bot until the pacification of
Poland.
1t is stated that Lord Brougham, at a
soree in NJ. Theirs saloon, in Paris, spoke
freely Of his conviction that a Congress was
mpossible, and stated the intention Of
England and Austria, to make their partic-
ipation in Congress dependent upon the
reply of Francs 10 certain preliminary ques-
tions, which would not meet with favora-
Bile reception at Paris.
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The CAUSE CT THE WAR The Mormon
Prophet, Brigham Young, in a late address
to his people, says that the present war is a
visitation from heaven upon the people be-
cause they killed the prophet of God. Joseph
Smith, jr.'
In his recent political harangue at Gettys-
burg. Mr.. Seward said: L saw. forty years
ago opening before this people the grave
yard that was to be filed with brothers who
fell in mortal political conflict. aud 1 knew
that the cause that was hurrving them on
to that dreadful strife was slavery
We fear the days of lying prophets are
upon us. But shoddy contractors and
government thieves will Genounce the
'treasonable' utterances of Young aud ap-
plaud the loyal prophesies of Seward -
Holmes County (O.) Farnasr
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Or DOUBTFUL EFFIcAcY.-The adminis-
tration programme to bring back the seeded
States and restore the Union, is very m uch the
same as If man should endeaVor to retake
q spirited horse which had escaped from the
stable, by brandishing whip in one hand
and halter in the other. The whip and
the halter are the only terms offered to the
Southern people, by the abolitionists who
control at Washington. Who can doubt the
efficacy of such admirable instruments of
Cancellation.
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MARYLAND ELECTION The New York
Tribune, in speaking of the Maryland cleo
ton, the other day, said: The successful
candidates have taken the solemn pledge to
support the policy of the President. inclrd-
ing his Emancipation Proclamation" This
Is more than Louis Napoleon requires of
candidates before permitting them to offer
themselves for the SURFACES of the people
He has never yet interfered in elections
with anything like the show Of military
force displayed in MARYLAND.
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CHATTANOOGA, Nov. so There has been
no fighting in Northern Georgia for the pas;
two days.
Our troops hold the country as far as
Ringgold aud Cleveland. The enemy is be
low Tunnel Hill, The campaign is proba-
bly, ended.
There is no news from Burnside at head
quarters.
The seige of Knoxville is no doubt raised
ere now. and the Rebel forces in East Ten
nessee can only escape by armistice or mi
raculous fighting.
The fruits of the victory are 5000 pris-
oners, 48 guns, 1000 stand Of small arms,
and large quantity of stores.
Our total casualties will not exceed four
thousand.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 3O.-An agent of the
Sanitary Commission at New York, says,
Gen. Meredith states that although there
may be some doubt about the disposition
which has been ma1s Of the Governm eDt
stores sent to Richmond he has every rea
son to believe that the supplies sent by the
Sanitary Conmiss have been properly
distrl but ed
On Saturday flag of truce boat took up
to C;iy point two hundred and eighty cases
of suppl es from the Sanitary Com mission
Storehouse at Norfolk, chiefly nutritious
food aud warm clothing.
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KANSAS NEGRoEs.-Negroes in Kansas
have recently held convention, Of which
loyal newspaper in that State remarks:
"The decision is a wise one, to make
themselves as fit as possible to exercise
palitical rights when they come; and come
they will ere long, for duties cannot be i'm
posed on people without rights following
as logical sequence. He who handles the
musket in America will obtain the ballot"
We do not know how ST it is possible
for them to render themselves, but We do
kro" that they cannot, By any possibility,
render themselves more unfit than their abo-
lition champions have proxeu themselves
to be.
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Charleston FcreverI

From the Richmond Examiner, November "a. ]
In other armies, and at other points in our
extensive lines, sentries may sleep on their
posts, pickets may be surprised in their
posts, pickets may be surprised in their
blankets; but at Charleston, never. 1t is in
vain the belesgueriEg enemy, after long
waiting, or some dark night, when the
moon is down, silently fills his arme d
barges, muffles his oars, and glides noise
lessly to the loot of old Fort Sumter, hoping
to find an unguarded moment. AS they
creep up the huge and shapeless m ass Of
shivered walls, all is dark aud still; the great
blackriIted mound seems some long desert
ed ruin, where the lizards have crept into
their holes for the night, and the very BITS
and owls nave gone to bed. They approach
with beating hearts. Heavens and earth
the hour of doom for Sumter and for
Charleston is come-tO- morrow's dawniDg
light will dismay Charleston with the sight
OF our glorious gridiron cleaning over Sum
ters battered WALL They recoDnoiter with
night glasses. holding their breath, and
listening. Silence all and Stiffness es Of
death! Give way, m ell! spring up the ban K,
and Sumter IS ours! Suddenly FIRE of help
streams from out Of the night; the Silly ruin
has become as throat Of the bottomless pit;
the bay is lighted with signal, and on the
instant, from Fort MouIirie and from a gun
boat in the barbor, hail of shot and shell
comes crashing around the barges. Nothing
tor it but to pull Justify to their ships again,
with the survivors of the expedition
B ffle1 again!
This is the second time they have at
tempted TO storm Sumpter in the night,
from their boats. Each time they csicu-
lated Cd q surprise; and each time the gsrrl
son was broad awake and ready. How ar
IDENTIFY those Yankees do long and pine Tor
Fort Sumter! The longer and more gallant
ly it resisIs them. the mJre passionateiy they
burn TO possess that mass OF shatle cred brick.
Every fierce and bloody repuse she inf1icts
pom them, the deaTer she becomes TO those
persistent lovers. Their hearts melt within
them, their souls waste away, for love Of
that bewitching Sumter.
This siege becomes truly interesting and
exciting; il is last becoming, or already is.
the most illuslrious siege IN the annals OF
war. Jerusalem, Sasunium. Gibraltar, Sc
vastopOi, which oil them all has witbstood
such aD attack as Charleston? Which OF
them dehed o coptiLeDt in aims with higher
heart than did the citizens and soldiers Of
the Cradle OF SeSsiou?" And it 10 not over
yet; the assaults will probably be more
des pei ate and dangerous still; we trust they
will be as sterDly N ct as heretofore; that the
defenders ut the noble city will be always
waksful, always with their arms ready and
their blood ny; so shall the base Yankee Da-
ton forever hereafter wear . gresnish pale
ness at the Dame OF Sumter; and TO every
defeLder OF the place it will be glory and
Immortality enough to be able TO say be
Fought under Beauregard at Charleston.
couNtrv editor having received two
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.-It is reported tn at
we have opened correspondence with Com
missioner Ould, which may probably lead to
the establishment of some systematic ar
rangem ent for the care and sus,euance of our
unfortunate prisoners at Richmond, until
such time as change may be effected with
the conviction that there is neither a suffi-
cheney of food at Richmond for the people
or the prisoners.
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MYSTERIOUS DIsCovERY.-A short time
since, the Jacksonville Railroad Company
purchased an old and dilapidated buiidin Q
on the corner of Wall and Front streets,
which was used in o.den times as a hotel /.
for the purpose Of erecting an office.
The workmen, in repairing the building
a few days since, took up the floor, when to
their utter establishment. they discovered
the remains Of several female persons, and
also those of small infant, wrapped in a
cloth.
There Is mystery connected with the
affair which will probably never DE solved
There is no doubt that the persons whose
remains were found met with some horri-
BILE death. and that their bodies were buried
there by their murderers in order that tn cir
bloody crime might not be detected.
Louisville Democrat, 28th
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New YoRK, December 1.
Tho Times has the following specials:
"WAsHINGToN Noyem her 20

"WAsHINGToN. Novem Der 80.
1.-The army officers from Bealton Station
to night, report that heavy cannonading
was hoard since early this morning, in the
direction Of Orange Court House. The f.
ring was heavy and continuous, as to pre-
cude the possibility of its being sklrmish
1t was their opinion that a general engage
ment was in progress at the time they last
heard the firing, which was at IL O'Clock
this forenoon.
Lees whole force were intrenched be-
tween Orange Court House and Cord onsville.
Supplies were dispatched to Meade by
a new route. Weather frghtfulIy cold and
has been ever siIce yesterday. Our badly
wounded were left out last night and those
to be left out Tonight, where they fall, must
certainly die. They fight without over
coats
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WASHINGTON. November 3O.-The Star
saws that information from General Burn =
side as late as Wednesday night, 25th, is
to the effect that he was then amply pro .
vision for his needs, and fully able to re-
sist the enemy until aid could reach him
from Grant.
At that time (Wednes1hy nighD Long
street was yet before Knoxville. the order
sent to him by Bragg to abandon the siege
and rejoin him, not then having reached
Longstreet. Doubtless Grant has now cut
the road by which Longstreet must 60 to
effect junction with Bragg.
As the Virginia and Tennessee RAILROAD
leading into the former State is believed to
be in so crippled a condition that Longstrset
can neither use it for obtaining supplies or
as a means of escape. it was thought he
will make desperate effort to take Knox
vile, in order to put himself in posse ss:on
of sufficient supplies to afford b is army sus-
tenauce while he moves away
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New YoEK. Dece amber l

The Tribune has the following special:
Gen. Wilcox telegraphs from Cumber-
land Gap that the scouts that came in yes
terday report heavy cannonading heard yes
terday morning in the direction of Knoxville,
verv rapid. about forty discharges a minute
and lasted several hours
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0TJohn Morgan, contrary to the general
belief that be would be captured, has es-
capped into Canada. He arrived in Torou-
to yesterday via the Great Western Rail-
road. 1t is certain that he got out of the
prison in time to take the Cincinnati train
to Cleveland, and was probably half way to
Buffalo before his escape was discovered in
Columbus.
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0EFIt is a fact not generally known, but
which ought to be known in connection
with the recent national ceremonies at
Gettysburg that the killed and wounded in
that grand encounter was greater than the
loss at Waterloo. At Waterloo the Allies
lost 10000 in killed wounded, the French
about the same number At Gettvsbnrg
the Union army los. 600 killed and IL 600
wounded, and the Rebels 500 killed and
II 900 ouoded. Our total loss was little
over % 600 that OF the Rebels 40 OOO.-
Such terrible facts gave the conservation
ceremonies sad and mourDful importance
1t is emphaticly our national necropoli. -
Cincinnati Times
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Iowa SUPPLYING ITALY WITH eliza
car load of twelve elk, some of them halter
brok en-, arrived yesterday from the west
under charge of j. s. Barnum. They are
in separate racks, and were captured some
200 miles west in Webster county. The
shipper has contract to deliver the lot in
New York for $3.50, to P. Il. Barnum.
who ships them over the Atlantic to Victor
Emanuel, the King of Italy, to adorn bis
parks and hunting grounds. We learn that
the shipper has also contract to furnish a
quantity of antelopes and buffaloes for the
same parties.-Dubuque Herald.
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CAIRO, November 30.--A number OF
Jews have been arrested at Mem phis as
participants in the recent frauds on the Rev
enue Department. They have been i'm
prisoned and their property seized Sixty
thousand dollars in g:eenbacks have been
taken from one Of the smuggIers.
The Memphis Bulletin of the 18th saws
cotton is dull; sales of $50 bales a, 45@72.
Tue Memphis and Charleston Railroad is
in fine running order to Cornth
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WASHINGTON, November 30-2:45 p NJ .
The Republican, just issued. says that up to
this day there has been much fighting by
regiments, brigades. divisions and corps
but there has not been general battle; and
while we have been worsted temporarily in
skirmishes, the result is that Lee has been
defeated, and has been gradually falling
back, and, from present appearances, will
attempt to make grand stand at Hanover
Junction or Gordo3sville.
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The United states Government, has Sc
cured ell the cotton now in New Orleans
It is alleged that the cotton was purchased
from disioyal parties, and that, before Il,
can be released the said parties must show
that they are loyal citizens. This, of
course. they will not be able to DO. Little
trade will be done in the South under this
system.
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The PLoT.-.The reported plot for the
capture of Johnson's Island, the release Of
rebel prisoners. and the destruction OF cities
on the Northern borders has, as we supposed
It would. turned out to be an unmitigated
hunhuo