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AN7tsEfs ENES.

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49,. GREAT EXCITEMENT
20" 't%nlAN Nouitt~ D"""
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WARRIORS ASp SOIAMa
bavri,.a''' - t,'t.,' ,to g.. 80 .r. nj,
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r. h'Nl,i 81 ! u - pf ! ~ ~ -
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So . Jaw d" ''''H' ''''' anu 'h''f pilui'nahoes
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ana '''nS'is y a, n rnI4tf,}I , +, t 1nd
as r ~ w e y' IT,, ,y ,9 %Ir1yr roRvsrs
ntv 'i' on 'h ~ M rvnry da' ANA evsnins' A"d
ii 'i.fNi.ff S1Wi, III, etTTfc r>.rrpr,,<upxr
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.nd p.fria, IT, srescb ~ lie ui,s ,bs,o i"'u'-'
WAR UNNt,,. .ift - ,f.h, IA, rr.u
suALP DANCE. sitt son. of y.ct'tv
pip, ~ ,>CrS ~ 49, 80 = u 80 WIN
Ui-NiING IAScp iii sc,,.f he Cb,,s ne
NOCCASlN GAuF' 10 f,vafitr u,eth0d Of gam
NItd'
also 20 DC sen ~ III h9n-, ,r,,.
TIE GREAT DRAGON or TIE YAsri
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW RESPECTABLE MECHANICS
Acau be accommodated Nth good board and lsh1
AIRY fo1HsN A.cr ~ t'Tius - -. A smsrt tidV
srl .,ntr4 'ol 3 rrrsl houscwrrk. <O0
ROAkD " ANrll'--fDk AN OLD LADY.
- ~ mall fsm!ly, ~ With WIDOW. II must be b.
"a .oth ard, and 'te toms mr.t be low. Addrsa
l.. y : al IN T., Sth ~ Io.' OfNc6. 2s5
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'I'O TAlIORS AND TIE PUBLIC q N
lcrsllr. The Working Tsior- Trade Protect.
and Btnevoisnt utog II hold heir irt Grand
Annlsl Plile Fair on Monday, Scrtembcr Tih, In
HeNcvue iNriens, when i-ise a-.ortmtui Of valu-
abe prltes pre-"nt"e 10 ine COuini'tre will be di,
pose. Of supuf the foo~rs niue first elias. sewing
mschiHs, amounting u sAue 10 -Iu5 sInount efcash
90 lie converted ntn dr. roois pri le., 100 large
,ortmtnt Of clothiursnd woo.n sood., valued at 900
" gar " frft cts sbtar,, yslned A. ~ also .
chote assortment OF prizes Of misce sneous chaIao
ter, amounting IN value - about slw The PRICE
amounting - AL g. about .li"n y. II M com.
~ 80 de,sc 20 rtotH hat nothing hiss teen omitted
10 the rnd,s 20 ,n.u tartss and 10
the di-nossl = the HhoY. pril~-. Tickct' % c'nS
each, mAg he lad A. the : ci4l T. form Hall, 2Sl
drand'', at all hour. lcr uil p.-'icusrstcs pint
sl ciicuia.s By order 0, he Cotnla.',e. 40
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A BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL srTT q,

on god pie ina, silver cor Alit. or ribhe,
ii79Ss,I'ee pfiee'' Dr.. Reid, 20 suth ave- p.s3
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NEW YORK HERALD F6lDAY OCTOBER ls6s.-TkPLE SHEET

10 the welcome tattoo. could but have m
extensive raid advance In force shortly, the army
would by 1t be the gamer spirit al least Another
O such lie a. the iroops now heading would de-
stoy " great extent, no. entirely their ecisney in
the field.
ACTIVITY
s however, confined TO the gunboats who occasonaly
manage by dmt OF forcing their through the narrow
creeks and torsnous channels with which this department
Is nteriaced to peg away merriy for time NJ sFse
proving arty Of graybicks But these episodes are few
and far between, and naval officers, despHe then
energy and enterprise find themselves far fram dee
Of valor and the cannon Of the enemy as the rsp0 y
army. sing
whore have been wont 10 lo.s when Nor, :,
vicinity grew dull most perfect picture OK ana
.on and qnse Even me river n,,sss ae ao,a
stupidity OF tho place. an the general
,,.,,. A.. A.. ,as ehA~iEa IN Hoay0k,
owing 70 the assumption OF the reips bv f,er.r., p
nave nos been 80 numerous might have been erpe ses
hnor bovey Tor long time Provost Marshal OF NJ %
mas resigned and Major Crosby OF the Twenty Ar %
neoucut regiment, assumes the position thus .,od
MAJOR crosby was formerly Provost Marshal @Es.ou'
mouth, and having won golden opinions in b. former
maintain the prestige Of his name. Snew one
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I<p 70 As
TIE SIXTH DISTRICT

THE Sixth DSTRICT.
The Board Of Exemption tho hearing Of claims
yesterday at eleven A. II. There were at that time
conscrpts present, and during the day only made
their appearance. The substitute brokers passed Ave
substitutes paying them from $40 TO $500 EACH which
the highest amount paid. Although this business
has fallen of from what it was, tho brokers profit nearly
much they did at the commencement from tho low
rates at which they to pick up emgrants just
landed, &C. and scarcely day passes that they do NOS
pass few substitutes, TO some Of whom they only pay
500. Mr.. Ernest Schrmer claimed exemption q tho
only support Of aged parents but from suspicious
circumstances attached statement his case was dc.
ierrcd 1t appears be was arrested deserter In July
last, but was afterwards discharged, aud although ho
himself presented his notice to appear he had written
at foot OF Y, which was evidently written time
s:nce-"ln the army, and at the present time In the
bands OF the Conederates a prisonec" yesterday
1852 suits OF clothing Tor conscrps received by tho
Provost Marshal Tins was the balance of the clothing
with which he to DO supplied II che draft furnished
the fun quota OF lbe Provost Marshal had already
on hand alter supplying the coDscpts and Substitutes
sent To Rkers Island up n this tme five hundred SUITS
that not than opeourth Of thu clothing win
required for tho mon furnished by this draft.
The following 10 q list Of the cases disposed Of
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norseY's FLan fer HiIhng Up
ne Oa Regiments.


CHDsAu. Oct. !, te1e-
eevGDss Norton, q ls<tasa, Aas submasA ~. fSnsw-
~ - - ths War Dspw.sa br Hslias - eepsedi
rssnsss q shree ysuS vo,ns ssUs;-
o~ssas nssosrs - o,d sssDrS, ~ 60 Dor snss
omrssassal Usssist, rs&sss1' ~ the owea suDsrsai
sNsnssA, Or ths ss1sss srEssszsssa, nd thrssSvwhs,
Il whtsh vm resHiss for Arss years shall ~ brosSa
ho.s - rs~us, sns oAssrs - he to be fwhAsd for
sssh s.s she esv~ssrs e - rsspsstvs ss~sss ~
asass.ns, for Ne p~pcss Il recruiting f~ 49,
spscNvs rssmsan. As,sshs Npxa,ion q ~ terms
Of fsrlssSh ~ resness 10 ~ retained " he,
Sod al . As asmbsr Il oit rsxinssn On Ne SANE
w.spss ss brOsss< hs>s - rs@ussd; Ne nss Who,
rsssnss " ~ impaired eel - iss1 s., ss~.s 4 ssxb.-
nspf s~yrs, rsssvsg sics bsssV for 80 service.
sad 500 bo.iy awarded ne vsssr. resmsns ~ fu-
tws rsrvss mas pas ~ phss the scusdsess srsss-
he'd 10 pr ss rcv-s' ihs bevssy the san1s ssosnr
with tn-s Of 1862 IL n f-sevcd tia, hs -, wa
take isw from amp orps rot Hmak.ss1
wcaksa H.
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Cray Intsliiaenss.

S@ % - uAns1sA SswRu-Ixhs ssrsrssA sswsss
q fks eng have ssssh N swkhgfsv~, ssd ne u
res.t away hs. .sss & We .AsusasssrssL ~
eiass II epsatlves IRE ssuppss6 slness .ahossSAsr Il
ggs, whs bstwesn thrss go fear AsAirs psr
wSk for theh labor, whlss y u most sevWs shwaaw.
They ash three cents uUrs for esah snbpeiA 49,
sew, and n bciisved thai 49, Dpssy~s WI agree =
this slight advascc-
rw'isuz osrnAS Fs,uvr.-As srtsrh'~os.f b ~,
be given at the Academy Or auas rsssssy s,snx.
oc,eber a. TOR the bsssnk cf Ben institute for DE
protection o. c'han sssssters u vsisatssrS n
institute very rioch in need OF fusas, sod p tAsrs-
bfTcd that the entertainment Wi be weH swe.asf
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Personal Inteliigense.
LorA lyons LEFT the brevoert House for Washington
yesterday.
Admiral Milne u residing on staten Island
II nmored THAI General sckts " TO succeed Gen
HeiatzekDan IN tte command OF the tortssjst,uss a
Washington
Hon. Edward Evessn has bees invited 10 deliver The
address n the dedication ofths GET sswg Csnstsay
Senator Morgan, sf New YsEk,. was screuSaei tn
wHshnatsn "a Tuesday evsaina.
Admired wfIsee UnHsa SsAsss Navy, 10 aosson.
PSeeesssr J. H. RagnasJ, LID. prsstScrn Of Ne
Brssayn cehceate md p6ytschAh institute, rssuspod
fpom FsroPe yesterday IN The rsrs>a He was a5sSut
abou bur nouohs ard seoss hsuue much i,prevsd /.
grand tour, " grnans IN England fsr the pssposo OF
aAdrsssing pvoiis mectass kmsricaa sub,scss and
viii nsf rstWn under several weeks.
Byigadler Gescra shermss who ost leg at the s,cse
Of Pert Hudson, has nsaaiy recovered lie h atiII al
Newport and able 10 hobbe about the streets by III
Ue OF autchcs he Will soon procure an artineisa Ia,
and return TO duty.
Dus Do rsnthevre and Csplan Thsvs United spssss
Navy; Prince fAvsnbcrs, Csnte de Chosssu AID Il A.
LsArs aa5 Gee 4 Hooper, Of boston, ne s$sD,hs = N
Rsvoct Hsuys.
sNss e Pesueysyasla; esyAIa NsKsp. IuaSpk
sseass xrng'c. n sMAA, 81 sssheAssa Inc; - q 3
csbb, q KAlanAEeo, Mish.; O. z g. pwfse q PntsSws
J. r RceTeoa, o. osssy, u, srsssppists - - hs&s.
ysdes Bs@sso sod hAy, sr NV Rav~; IN. a
ousha g, az Boston BoA r. King, 0edssebassz EIc&
wvward, A. ustieT snd 8, :. pshsp, u hssdsphia;
e..scss.s; IA h. Va TsS. 4 sIsasy J.ss. S S,srs.
man and lady 81 ceseeoAnst; j. Marcy and Mes Klsa
vssrcy, Of isnsesre, ~ d, &c sseppns ~ 10 4sssr
Bsosc.
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Political Prisoners IN rebel Hands.

Political Prisoners an Rebel Hands.
GENERAL CARrER's CIRCULAR.
ONCE, Provost MARSHAL GsSERAL OF EAST TENNESSEE,
KNOXVILLE, Sept Z, 1858. !
All persons whose friends have been arrested FOR poll
tical Offences aud carried OF by the rebels and still
held In confinement requested TO report the Of
such prisoners at this Office possible, with the
charges on which they arrested in order that
may be taken 10 their release. BY command
OF s. p. CARTER,
Brig. Gen. and Pro- Mar. Gen. Of Esst Tennessee.
b. H. TH0AAs, A. A. q.
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Habeas Corpus-A Detective Detected.
Before Hon. Judge Iagraham

0cr. SIS TIE mGieT Of Wiiiicr g. Ferd eAovo.i scia
lorcnnv>H appears that VIM. q. Ford the prisoner n
specis decisive officer OF the government pslse New
oresns, and th In September last he employed 70
invesssse robbery which had bses ssmmitted IN shs.
c,,y IN which 27o0.H money had been stolen Al
legged thai Ford succeeded II reesvsepg lwoe perSlop 4
the noaey and suddenly LEFT The siiwith pos
session Sessa detective T. . ratewsea, u The nepsrt-
nestsf no 6uk WAS despatched 70 rs 0ty 10 search of
Ford, whore he sscceeded IN 9rsstne HIN h seppsuy
with h<s re- nj the eook their arrival, abost t In
inssS IND recovering svDe cgk zine hadrsd dslhrs
In ne rQssesstoa q the sonsrs wuc and spppseed
be ihs Proceeds q ne robbery, wAAh ~ had recovered
md pasaea over 10 hsr NJ. Ford vsn- placed fs chs
toby q Ne sstscosh vasd S9hos, ana a ~ ID hst,
through his council, Charles r. Spencer, Es7., oh.
pssvea . wrh Of kabsu corpus fsoa The non
Jsdss aaberIsnd. Of the spreas Cssrt, sor
Tho return 70 ne writ csrned "tha< the prisoner was
HOPKINS thisfof facs, Department u the Gulf on tho
Ne sum Of tTs 3d. being the proceeds Of f3bberreTsv
mated New ofAas, snA recovered BY Ne said tord N
la capasitY adjective ossr q ths Teusr S.sns
Of the Gunb ny consent oan parties the eArns uss a.
pwssd unsa o'eesx NE day. 10 order 70 have ths
ssss mi bsfcrs Major Gessrd Dig BY WHOSE, -
rhoner ssessnsed " ab,Aa ~ tsihs hour & alSsusn.
nsnt, thsssuuDi br NE psssD~ havhe ssnsa = -
esnsa rts, q further asjuso9sa wss ossssa - ,ss<
s'sssk sssasS MsSntsN
We sndsrstsn< thss ~ Wiz q ~ ubcnsr - 60
pssssd dviienn sssz1nt snssr ~ fsU1cs ~ sGsA
wrssyfsi ssA NJ ~ -. = ~ msst 49, ~. ~ -
above Atsool
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American suenar Telegraph Lines.
I.ar TO NIX Eprrsa ~ TEE HERALD.

f"HNi wv wv ]
ne statement IN the fnRsLs ths ~@nhg-a BART Of
p~pers read besre the meeting o. shareksdsrs at tho
Chamber 81 camnersc gvius the "susnar'sc telegraph
cables m operation m ,ssUstcd sts,es sasada ard tie
lower bfs~-h pgnylecs gives The ipgrcss thattbey
Of kng ish fHasu rciurs The fsct vol IN vn 10
al trlegr1i Ie pc~nte tpi'sd sSics that Ia 20 or
Nm N ~ The rre.fn, srrswg c hlss country
were made by me ~ NOR my suporutcnGcuce, w The
cuy sea lurS. se.p..r4ly,
stFN BISHOP.
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CgsncT SUvNga, tfo,her " senstor S-~~o- died IN
Boston ~ the ttn Uisttt, ter eug distress ~ ia.
a., the rcsah 0f taraitss
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'"e ~ ~ RIOTS IN NEW YORK.
>preme Court-Spec1al Term
Dofere Hon. Judge IngrAham.

" B0of0 h0n JudB6 In8rHu
80. g. Platte the Mayor, Lt0cr 10. TIE Aoyos'
A. 4 u. tie Adyoy.-Ar Mcmahon made motion u
SO cases before the special for order TO refer
nem under the statute they involv ed long account
Of damages Of property lost and destroyed during the late
RIOTS appears that claims put In by the respec
tive parties for their damages amounting In all to about
$4 and not paid BY the Comptroller although duly
dsnanced Of him Suits were commenced BY the ooun.
in deny the whole claims and now motion 10
made Tor an order OF reference each case they nvov
ing long account or damages
70 this motion Mr. K. Hacke vas heard in the Oppo-
eon.
The Court took the papers each case for decision
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OPERATIONS IN TENNESSEE.
TIE MARCH OF BUHNSIDE'S ARMY.
General HartsuH in the
Advance.
WHO FIRST ENTERED KNOXVILLE.
INTERESTING FACTS FOR HISTORY,
ke., &s.s ~s'
Our Army Dispatches.


BxAnouAuYRs TWENTY THIRD Army CoRrs,
KNOXVILLE, Sept II, lS63 J
.v,v.1 M xSoxyuu-HAsTY DEPARTURE OF P.GRAAs
REBE1s.
have at last reached this place, 10 ths great terror
he rebs They were frightened they did not stop
% show sght had but two or three slight skrmish-
n With them when they ran away TINS was the rebel
General headquarters he and stan ocers ske-
added before we entered.
CUMBERLAND GAP
We have Just received the Of the capture 81 Cum
berand Gap, with 27oe prisoners and thirteen pieces
shhout firing gun. So much for this corps. We viii
s0W have communications opened.
WHAT TwENTy-nnRD OoRys HAVE DONE
The Twenty third corps have done good service since
W organization such the capture Of Morgan and his
forces part SCOTS; the taking Of Knoxville, the
capaure Of the gap and several other important
ueuts This Of the most successful expcd
tons that has been made during the rebellion.
On our march from Crab Orchard here did not loose
ever thirty or forty horses and mules, which IL
SAYING q good deal, when We look At the
Wild rocky and mountainous roads We passed
over We crossed the Cumberland Mountains and part Of
the Tennessee, and made splendid marching, having
travelled with infantry artillery and cavalry, oa IN aver
Ne twenty miles day. ths m6s miserable roads
sha. any army ever passed over.
OUR GREETING KNOXVILLE.
Bat we than compensated in the splendid
ovation given our arrival hero. Nothing could
equal it, The people appeared almost wild with delight
rhe country people In for miles with flags OF the old
sars and Stripes their carts, and number with large
ones horseback They absolutely tried to rival each
ther IN their attentions the army Of the United States
BUTTER soLDIKRs.
A illustration Of their good feeling win relate
circumstance that occurred arrival country
into the city with lot Of butter, and
sked by citizen what she charged pound for it. She
a fifteen He replied he would take twenty pounds.
whom che said he could not have at any price, she
had travelled long distance 10 the Yankee soldiers,
N1d they alone should have II.
Among all the people here the feeling exists each
me trying TO Guido the other IN Kind acts towards our
army
GENERAL HARrsuYY IN IuB ADVANCE.
Iuutted 10 say that Major General HartsuH, command
ng The Twenty third army corps, led the advance Of this
F.sd army. OF ii was q post OK honor and Of
t0ser.
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The brooklyn DRAFT.
THE THIRD DIgrRfCr

Inc BOARD VIII probably be able % complete their la
DORIS 30 ar as those regularly enrolled notified are
concerned, about the 14th Of this month.
Inc nTemen and militia Examinations are now IN pro.
gress Two thirds OF these parties single men.
Inc highest number Ter to-day rs three thousand Ave
hundred and ten.
PRoowIxS oosscRIprs vrEvr1yp.
Tue BOARD OF Aldermen exempted the following persons
from the draft yesterday
Fourth ward-M. ~ Il. stiles and John L. Ilynaa
Sixth ward-Eaward knnls and John Bureses.
Seventh ward-Nichael Dsgnas and " 10. 81 rpvpeenc
tenth ward-John SLACK and Patrick Dcvlin.
Eeysnth waTd-Richard A. Bughson, A. c. rsstsr II.
tns Jackscn, Thomas Martin, Abraham niake siepAos K
nnNn John koGoFeTn, Rudolf BeInek, jas Esroutn
J. Crseny, Chs. Mcmillan David NJ. Morgan
nipssePsh ward-Miufael Mcs alroy c. T. pedeh JAr
Pkults. W." -
Fssrtssnth wart--James crbbcrs, John MscsanIxai,
Gso<ge n stone.
Ax.essh wsrd-wn. Weir, Abs easssr. p4ehsr6
bsssessst. sArsaaa BlendAy.
bsvcstesnth' wsyd-cssses Ostrandsr.
iwennsth wGthNkn T. Blsney, wr. u. H0ridro,
WIN II Dssnett, Frederick Boses.
The DRAFT 90 Commc nee In New jersey.
hsDsroS, N. J., Oct. q, 1888
Hdbos has been received at the AdjatanB ssnsraI'a
sfAos, n this oAy, from tho Provost Marshal scner~i
thai draft wn be commenced New jersey q slc 2stn
IN Credats WIN Be given BY subdlstricts 10 10 the.
sab rwsous charged with RAISING troops hHA<ossser
compare their ksHs wh tbass ., the Adsass Geasrspo
s1ss.
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A1Dotf0n0 and Axompta0ns
rHu Y0uHrH prefRICr.

tn IUUBxH Uk8THICT.
xesterday was very busy day with the Board OF Enroll
nens OF the Fourth Congressional district. Ths whole
morning was consumed In sdudicatng upon the Of
Aliens OF which nifty nine finally disposed Of Tho
other cases were few and developed nothing OF
teres Three conscripts 70 the district rem
dezvous at Rker's Island yesterday The following is
the list OF examinations with the disposition Of
CASE
Furnished substitutes.
Non-resiaents .................
fad CONTAMINATION &c.,. i
Laio oveI. 1
1otais. ............s
THE FIFTH DISTRICT
Tho time Of the Board here yesterday was chiefly Ass
up in receiving and examining substitutes There. wan
no incident OF unusual interest. The following tabis
shows the work done yesterday and up 70 the
time:-
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The Walton Will Ca &c.
sURRoGATR's COURT.

before hon Gideoh D. tucker.
Ocr. TN tie Es'ote Of jain WALTON The Surrogate
The petitioner, Ellen NJ Walton claiming TO be tho widow
Of John Walton alleges In her petition her marriage with
the tesator death and tue probate will and 70.
cites tho provision therein made Tor She sets forth
that VIM. T. Walton, Job Long and Samuel B. Allen,
executors Of Mr.. waons will, refuse to pay her such
provision or to make settlement with her therein
directed. The executors answer, first, that Mrs.
Walton, in May, 1851, made a legal election
10 take her dover In the estate instead Of
the provision under the will secondly that the
petitioner tho wife and is I the widow Q.
the tesiator; and, thirdly, that the esstor
these questions have already disposed Of, having
decided after hearing the argument that the petitioner
ha! not made valid and binding eectfn 10 take dover,
aud had not waived such rights she might be entitled
TO uncer the provisions OF tho will. lhe question
mains, what are ffese rights? They depend upon the
marriage OF the f4toner with the testator No eyi.
deoce having been offered under the murder
the simple question is, was Ellen NJ Walton the lawful
vile o. John Waitn must conclude from the evidence
that she was. A marriage ceremony was performed
between the parties on the nth Of October, 1865,
Russell, and conclude from tho evidence that She
was single woman AT tho time. The executors insist
that the petitioner was the wife either OF Himtoh Nor
rson or q Charles eefds at the lime OF the perform
ance OF this marriage ceremony and therefore In
competent 10 contract marriage. II appears from
evdeace Of the petitioner that married 10 Charles
Jelerds ia the city Of Baltimore the 9th OF ecember
1887, and lived with him TIL lS46; she then vent TO
live with Hamilton Morrison and cohabited with him
without any ceremony OF marriage. but known by both
tho names OF Mrs. Morrison and Of Mrs. Jererds till
80 me,me m 1851 most Of the time at Monroe springs
and Rochester that In 1851 ste left Morrison, went
TO Cincinnati, and claimed to be there married 70
Francis $. X. RUSSELL that Mr. Jenegds, her first
husband died the winter OF 1853 that Mr. Russell
aso died In Jansary, 1851 and that the mar.
ricd the cstator, John Walton, ms have before said in
October, 1853 The oohabitaton with Morrison and as
sumption o his appears 20 have during the
lifetime Of Jeferds the husband and have ceased be-
fore Jererds deathconsoquenty marriage with Nor
rison be established The marriage with Russell was
Of course, nu,y for the same reason The petitioner
docs not appear TO have had any lawful husband living
when she married the tssator Walton There must be
decree In accordance with the prayer Of the petition
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General shackleford.

From the Knoxville Bulletin
Brieadier General Shackleford, who has served his
country 30 well during the past few months returned 70
this city the 14th OF Sepember frem Cumberland Gap,
where he conducted himself TO win tho approval OF
his commander his troops and the people. He has since
started another mission. =.
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ne Third Senatorial District RsynbHss Convention
met at w Court street yesterday afternoon. but sd-
fuses fSf two weeks, without making nc-sh,ssion.
ne Second District Republican Convention mot At the
same place last evening, and terminated W. peuas
suong present Adermas Of me nrteesu ward AZ can
dfhsefor Senator. Nero was only one ballot, which
showed the follow ng ssuit,-
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Ne. R<swfn y. Ne Svss's Despatch.
Nenpoln, Oct lsNa


No R<Awfn y. De Nyse's Despatch.
NsRpsGn, Oct I, isss.
xFDvAA OF 0rsRAI pAaNR
General hssAes has a. ~ss arrived = Nh -. ~
akss sbarse Of anrs icfs BY General Hasss e~,sru
Potter rsssns 70 hAs A~tks as General .htf a
ssA
- pD2 ossscAr nieRpnm,
Of whAch gave you description N ny esnmss,sas,ss
Of the 21sh, now nasfss~s ss.e necessary repairs.
rSer sIrosan bcnsr being tnksred o. and AZ IA n
be presented " Iicuscnsnt Willard the General Ss,v
her etor a. his Despatch boat are no rsmors Of
her se,asnrc for Mo blockade oG wD~ms,sn 20 yet.
EA-pvtr oy TIN reoofs I| N.u.
For mnths and nvI this tronps h,vr bee, wing
he'edc; yet here fospw no evil e,ess re rJsp2
decme are TIVE same, ard contrary u az 8sserors Of
mar, ines, we sc cur An4 army lying ie aid ,oi do
parrug rsef wfh the ffo re,y snd resard Tor npi.
try & rmfsfy as " had Desn SANITY IA the Gcla In
the faco of powerful Zoe. But
VIZ have ~ Effects. hence notice " i'y The
hssliGdc as l1ck - smbtrn whrh VA ane, ably
au.ch i'sed 30 SO iodlcr sciry sarrs re " ,b o
~t.nse iar -~s.si- f'u- - ua-.e.s.t. rsN@l.
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Colonel j. W. Foster.
From the Knoxville Bulletin
Knoxville frst occupied by brigade OF General
Hartsus corps, commanded by Colonel ]. w. Foster OF
the Sixty fifth Indiana, september l. 1852 6ensras
Burnside and Carter with their stas arrived on the ID,
and General HArtsun on The 4th.
Provost Marshal General and stan.
Provost Marshal General. Brig. General 3. p. CARTn
STAY.
Chief Of staff and Acting As ,. m, y.s y s,.r,,r,
sistant Inspector General 1 w. " " $500
Chief SURGEON Major c. w. McMIllin
Commissary of Mustere. -. Capt. N. G. Franklin
Acting Asst. Adjt. General. Lieut. II. II. Thomas.
Aid Lieut.. J. 8. VreelApd.
Aid. Lieut.. G. D. Rhodes.
Ordnance officer. :. ........ Lieut.. J. p Card.
Act. ASST Quartermaster. Lieut.. J. p. Button.
pnor oYnCERs.
Depot CommssaYy. ....,.. Capt. G. B. Devereux.
Post Quartermaster Lieut.. H. 8. Chamberlain.