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GROCERs ATTENTION (!

GROCERS ATTENTION!
I HAVE on HAND FOR SAI.E--
1 90 bbls lr sh Potatoes.
20 do Prime Apples.
100 boxes Tobacco
90 do Hard Pressed Candies
800 hbls Extra Family flour.
90 do Suporhne do
90 boxes Hamburg Choose.
90 kegs Soda,
Q boxes Ground Ouloe.
1uchests Green Tea,
40 bhls vinegar.
20 OCO assorted Cigara,
800 lbs Iauvassed Hams.
25 bags EAtra Flour.
JANIS Is RUST
Successor 10 NJ. A, PARaisu a 90,
College stroet, south Of Broad, Nashville, Tenn.
Fob lb-lm.
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U. s. GESERAL HoSPnAL, No, II and l {.
NOTICEi
Hours of Admission to Visitors

From 2 to P. NJ, Srcept on Sunday, IoBon
no admission is granted.
VISITORS WHEN DGSlROUS or ENTERING THE
' Hospital will enquire In the Ofice in Broadway
Hotel for Hosp tai No. l2 and IN ONCE for Hospital
IA, Of the officer of the nay, who will give leave
Of entrance, and any information necessary. No
provisions edb es viii be allowed 70 be carried into
the Hospital without permission from the officer Of
tho Day the Surgeon in charge.
FRED'K SEYMOUR,
Surgeon U. s. ", in charge General Hospital No. II
and IL Feb q 3m.
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POST HEADQUARTERs.

Posi--Headquartors on College street, between IN
ion and Church streets, Dr. Waters resdonco) Gen.
r, b. Mitchell, commanding.
ASSISTANT Quartcrmaster Disbursing aud Inspecting
Odicer, on Cherry street, between Church and Broad.
Capt, J, G. Chandler
Assistant Quariermosior-In charge Of Transports
ton, on Cherry street, between Union and Church.
Capt. j. ID, bingham.
AssistlAt Qdriermosterln charge OF Clothing, Camp
and Garrison EQuipags, No II Mariet street, Capt,
Th0s J. Cox.
Assisidm Quarfau,astcr 90 In charge Of Means OF
transportation aud Quarermastcrs stores, on Cherry
street, near Theatre Lieut., Chas. II. Irwin.
Assisdm Quariermdsier-In charge Of Fuel, Forage
and Stationery, No. 81 Market street Lieut., Wm'
Mills.
Assisi1nf Oudrisrraosfer - For tho Assignment OF
Quarters and Receiving aud Issuing Hospital Stores.
Capt o. Mexican iapOrte
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IN STORE, FOR SALE LOW TO THE
L Trade
1000 Bbls. SALT,
100 Bbls CRUSHED COFFEE SUGARS,
25 Bags COFFEE,
1875 Boxes TOBACCO,
100 Gross SMOKING TOBACCO,
so Gross FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO,
100 Bales KIIIICKINICK TOBACCO,
400 Rcams WRAPPING PApET
10 Bags PEPPER,
100 Boxes PALM SOAP,
10 Boxes FANCY SOAR,
20 Kegs MADpER,
so Casks SODA,
200 Kegs NAus,
so Cases OYSTERS,
20 Cases PINE APPLES,
go Casos PEACHES,
10 Cases sARDlNES,
10 Chests TEA,
so Boxes CHEESE,
And large stock of osher articles In our line.
Fehb-Sm
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MILIT A r. Y.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS.

Departmat-Headquarter High street. MAJ.
Gen. ROsoCrans, commanding.
Chi.f ariernaser-lleadquartere on nigh street,
near Cedar. Lieut.. Col Jno. W. Taylor.
Chief Ocmiaissary- headquarters on summer street,
near Broad. Lieut.. Col g. simmons.
ProroS Marsldl General - Headquarters on High
street Cipt. W. M. Wies.
Medical H,speciOr--lieut, Col G. II. Lyman, U.SA.,
"a Cherry street
Medical Dirscior-Surgoon Bb Swift, U.s.A., Cor.
Church and High streets
4ssistlHi Medical Dirsct0r--Surgeon A. Horny Thur.
ston, u, $. Vols, "a Cherry street.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.


sAerig-Iames NJ Hinton DeFutis.--ThomAs Hob.
Ion and J. X. Buchanan.
Register--PhineaB Garrett.
TSvstee-W. Jasper Taylor
Coroner-N, II. Becher.
Rangsr-John Corbitt
Revenue Coiieotor--W. D. RObert,on.
Railroad Tar Collector. g. Irey.
Co,lstaJles for The NaslvWs Di3irici-Iohn y. Cover
and J. y. Newman,
COUNTY COURT.
Judgs--Ilon. James whitworth
elerk-P. llndsloy Nichol
80 The Judges Court meets the first Monday in
the Magistrates Of the County IL held tho nrst Mon
lay m January, April, July aud October
CIRCUIT COURT,
Clsrk-David C. Love,
so The Court meets the Grst Monday in March
md september.
CRIMINAL COURT
Judgs-Hon NJ NJ. Brien.
OlSrk--Charles Il. Diggons
ess- The Court meets tho Arst Monday 10 April Au,
gust aud December.
cHANCERY COURT,
Chanesllor--Hon. Samuel d Frlerson
Clerk and Mas,er--J. r. Gleayes.
As- The Court meets the arst Monday in May and
Noyember.
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NOTICE! 4!

OFFICE NASHVILLE GAS-LIGHT CO.,
JANUARY 3lst, 1868.
I'm THURSDAY, THE 5rH DAY OF MARCH
~ next, the Annual Election OF seven Directors
TO manage the Affairs Of the NASHVILLE GAs-IIGHT
Co., will take place at the Ohco Of the Company, No.
10 Cherry street.
Jan8l-td JAS H. KENDRICR, Secretary.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-24
sour HERN ACCOUNTS.
Fortress Monroe, Oct. %

fortress monroe, Yet. ~.
From the Richmond Despatch, tn.
elst: Charleston Oct. 2l.-Our bat
teres have KEEP, up brisk FIRE upon th,
Yankees who appear in much l,rger force
than usual at Gregg and Wagner. An
other monitor from the North has ioiued
the fleet, making Eve.
Tie lronsides, for the first time since
the attack upoa her, steamed round .Cum.
mIngs Point. This is evidently making
= trial OF her machinery
Gordonsvillc, Oct. 2O.-One thousand
Yankee prisoners captured last week are
expected here tonight
The Rspidsn bridge will be repaired
To morrow moring
Shall Richmond be starved is the cues.
ton the people of this city will be called
upon to vote next Tuesday. The ex,en.
sion bill. As it is called, is no new thing.
All history is against il. Ii the people
neglect To vote and thus allow the bill TO
pass, they will howl for food when it is too
late to apply for the remedy.
Gen. Price with force OF 20. 900 men il
marching an Little Rock, with only about
FederaIs in his front
Gen. Kirby Smith says Price 10 on his
way to Missouri.
Meridian, Oct. II.
A column of cavalry and infantry s. 900
strong crossed Big Black lev days since
at Bridgeport, moving toward Canton -
They were met yesterday BY our forces
near Brownsville. where light artillery
fight occurred.
Our forces have fallen back few miles
and general engagement is looked for.
Missionary Ridge, Oct. II.
The enemy's poDtoons we're swrp, awav
again and the irestle above the town SUBJ
merged.
Gen. Adams was brought out under
flag Of truce.
SigePs corps is reported to have been
at Stevenson on the l4th.
Newbern, N. c., Oct 20.
The destruction of the Raleigh San-
lard was rumored on the "a inst TIL.
editor. Hon. w. H. Holden, still main
tains his opposition to the Confederate
Administration.
The election of members Of the rebel
Congress occurs Nov. 9Th.
A prominent citizen recently arrived
from Raleigh states at . recent consuta.
ton OF Southern Governors and other
rebel statesmen at Richmond, Governor
Vance. OF North Carolina, was offered the
next Presidency of the Southern Confed-
eracy provided he would wheel the old
North State into line and keep her in the
traces, and Gov. Vance had returned TO
Raleigh a fierce war man, and would
hereafter do his utmost to prevent the |
State from returning to The Union.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
New York. Oct. %,

NoW VI - WV %Ss
The Worlds special saysv thus far Lee
has retreated without stopping to make
any considerable resistance, and tho main
body Of his army is now reported beyond
the Rapidan. understand orders we're
issued to push him to the wall and force
him to battle, but whether under the
present circumstances battle viii be OBJ
tanned or risked lie matter of conjecture.
If the rebel army, as now seems probable.
gets fairly out of fighting distance, you
may xpect, hear the fate OF Rosccrans ha.
been visited upon Gen. Meade, who ha.
certainly been TOO cautious in the pursuit
Indeed, | hear quite reliably, General.
Sedgwick and Sickles are already talked
of to succeed him, unless he shall yet re.
trleye himself in the eyes Of the Admins
tration.
LATER.-Washington. Oct. 23.-Intel
ligence from the front to-day shows &C.
tive operations for the present are at an
end. Gen. Lees forces are beyond the
Rappahannock and probably concentrated
near Culpepper.
The statement of Washington papers
that our forces penetrated that far is un-
true.
General Meade came to Washington
to-day and after an interview with the
President and General Hslleck returned
late this evening to his headquarters.
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Removal Of Dahlgren.
Washington, Oct. D.

Washington, Oct. p.
1t is learned from a perfectly trustwor.
thy source that Admiral Dahlgren was
relieved from the command of the
ironclad feet at Charleston a few days
since. and Capt. Thos. Turner, Of the
Ironsides, appointed to the position. 1,
is believed official notice of the change
went to Charleston on the last steamer.
Washington. Oct 22 Facts regard
ing the changes at the West are As fol.
lows: Gen. Rosecrans has been relieved
Gen. Thomas assumes the command OF
the army of the Cumberland, the Depart.
ment of Ohio, Burnside, Cumberland,
Thomas, Tennessee, Hurlbut, and Vicks.
burg. Mcpherson, has been consolidated
iuto one grand military Department of the
Mississippi, under the command of Gene
raj Grant.
Generals Hooker and Sherman, the
latter now at luka, will command corps
in the field.
Grants headquarters will be in the
field. He leaves for the front o-mor-
row
McPherson's Department will extend
from the Department of the Gulf to Ma
poleon.
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FROM CHARLESTON.
Washington, Oct. 90
Especial to Post. ]

opccidi u + Oet.
A son of Admiral Dahlgren arrived
here this morning with dispatches from
the feet off Charleston. Everything is
going on well. Rear Admiral DahIgreo,
in communication to the Navy Depsrt-
ment. dated Oct. Goth, says that As the
Secretary Of the Navy has alluded to the
state OF feeling existing between General
Gilmore and himself, the following note
FROM Gen. Gilmore viii satisfy the De-
partment upon the subj ct. at least up to
its date, namely. the 93d OF September.
ApMIRAL-l am much chagrined ut the
reports in the newspapers about my res
ignition IN consequence OF disagreements
between you and myself, and that We did
not cooperate cordially. 1t is rot neces-
sary for me to assure you that am en-
tlrely ignorant of the slightest foundation
for such reports, and had 10 idea they ex-
Isted, until they appeared in the papers.
They were doubtless stated by some serb
hing sensationist in lieu OF news. will
see that they are authori.atively contra.
die ed. Truly yours.
ogned Il. A. GILMORE
10 Rear Admiral DAHLGREN
l have only TO add that Gen. Gilmore
spent several hours in conference with me
yesterday, as be did on the 18th, and as
usualin the most friendly manner, and came
on board this morning,o converse on pub
lic business. He spoke on the subject and
the General assured me that he was no,
aware OF any foundation for the current
rumors; indeed. our concurrence in the
public relations make such rumors alb
surd. Your ob't serv't,
JOHN L. DAHLGRRE.
Rear Admiral, Commanding Louisiana
Squadron.
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cided 10 reference to matters not urged BY
either. In regard 70 cersain charges agaias,
Schodeld. referred TO BY the President,
which nay bssnanerated thus:
Fint-lmbec lity. Second-That Soho.
field. on purpose to protect the Lawrence
murderers, would not allow them to Be
pursued into Missouri. Third-Schofelt
has purpossly withheld protection from 10y
a people, and purposely failed to counter.
act the objects Of the dislowal.
Mr.. Drake says no such charges wers
made on the address Of the dslegatibo, OF
in the letter Of that executive committee
and that he heard no such charges made q
his interview with the President. He &c.
counts for them, therefore. only on the sup
position that & o Confined IN ono Of twt
statements made BY snb- committee which
we're presented 70 tho President, but no,
submitted to the delegation or executive
committee. Heregrets such charges were
made, aud states for himst II he has nc
knowledge which would lead him to make
or believe those charges.
Mr.. Drake claims It WAS manifest ID the
delegation while in Washington. tha i the
sympathies of unconditional Unto ists
Of all loyal States we're enlisted in their
behalf, that they were recognized as rep,
resentalives Of the true Union party oil
Missouri, and will be 80 recognized here
after BY the whole body Of such Union men
~ have just swept Conservativism and
Copperheadism from the face of Pennsyl
vanla, OHIO and Iowa, aud will in due
time perform the same glorious work in
other States.
The Presidents letter to Schofeld en-
joins upon him to advance the efficiescy
OF the military establishment of Missouri
and rise it, SO far as practicable, to com.
pei The excited people to let one another
alone. He directs the General to only
arrest individuals, suppress assemblies or
newspapers when they are working pal
pabls injury to the military, and in nc
other case is he to Interfere with The ex.
preston Of opinion in any form, or allow
it to be interfersd with violently BY 9th.
ers. He leaves to Gen. Scho6eid de- cre.
ton in all matters relating to the removal
of inhabitant enemies from certain coun-
ties and the removal Of certain individuals
deemed mischievous, and restrictions
upon trade and Intercourse. Fugitive
slaves are neither to be returned nor ar.
slave to be forced or enticed from their
homes by the military no one is TO enlist
colored troops, except by order of the
General no one is to conscript propert,
excep, upon orders from Washington, and
none but clearly qualified voters are 70 be
allowed TO Vote. Guerrillas, marauders
and murderers are to be expelled, and all
who are to hsrbor or lie about them,
aud nil assumptions of unauthorized iudi-
viduals TO perform such service are to be
repressed.
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NOTICE.

To Charles Cannon Isaac Hall, Henry Howell
p Lamont, Barbara Miller. IsAsc 6lfiu, Jsm.s
Robinson, ST. (. b II Merriam. % II burbrfdre GEO
Frederick, " Grsves- Hedges, W PTurner,
gnee OF Pat icf g. Crotse. state OF Iowa TOR
the nse Of School FUND.-, tee Andersen & 90
fon. and e~eh OF you. are hereby thatthere
10 nov on ns 10 the once ef lhe Clert Of the Dis.
triet Court Of Lee COUNT Iowa at Fort Ma isen,
petitsof OF Hiram barney claiming o. you, Charles
Canooa. the cum OF Five Hundred and so Ito
Dollars, With 10 per interest per pa
| annually - money dne on \ horgsr made b, you
70 hafies Msson and since assigned 10 sid Hiram
Barney, Dated May 10th, A %. ie53 aise aim sng
aGsinet each 4 you the foreclosure oil said Moaesre,
the same being upon certain lots In the City
kut. dtserfbs in stid petltier fos thr tuft base
nlans' r Lee county Io~a part OF ~hseb hsv. =. n
reie feA m said hastRaxe as tn rein forth; and
furi o. ing for sale OF said pre- mses, general
1 Yeiief
Aud u7Iess You appear and answer said petitie n
| on Or before soon OF the second dsy OF the next
| tern Of said District Court to commence al IT
Madison on the drr Monday OF December, A D..
iss3. default .iil be catered against on aud tudg
mett r.nie red thereon prayed fot In laid petition.
NOBLE b STnOSG
/ oets-d4w AtLofneys for Pfnintin.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Oct. 23.
President Lincoln's reply to the Mis-.
souri, delegation has letter of ipstruc.
tons to Gen. Schofeld, together with ad
vice by Mr.. Drake and answer to the
Presidents reply appears in the Demo.
crat this morning. The main points o,
the Presidents reply are. that be fails to
see that the condition of Missouri nd
the wrongs and suHerings of Union men
are due to the weakness and wicked
ness of any General, but rather 10 civil
war OF which he gives q vivid picture.
referring to the cnr.aaitiou of the State un-
aer e%.ont, Hunter. Halleck and Curtis
:, sustain bis position.
He don't believe the massacre at L. =
renee proceeded from imbecil,ty ca Al,
part OF Scho6eld, as similar 1t. ea,l,
have been committed by Grier son or I.,hr
Morgan, had they chosen 10 commit them
He approves Scho6ela's action in pre
venting county raid into Missouri b,
Kansas men, rs the only safe way to avoie
an indiscrimins.s massacre saws tn,
charges that Schofeld has purpos.iy with
held protection from loyal people
and purposely fac litated objects Of tn.
disioyal, Is altogether beyond his preseu
views. He therefore declines to remov.
Schofeld
Regarding the Enrolled Militia he saws
uuiess he can ascertain better than he nov
Knows, WHAT lis exact Value is, he decline.
to disband 1t, and expresses gratitude 70,
the cid it rendered Scho6eld in June last
thereby enabling him to strengthen Gran,
at the time reinforcements we're imprac.
ii liable. but needed. He denies the ORR.
priety of removing Gen Curtis, and CON.
ours in the delegations reques, regarding
elections. and concludes as follows:
DO not feel justified to enter upon the broad
field you present in regard to political
differences between the radicals and con,
servatives, from time to time. l have
done and said what appeared to me prop
er to Do, and say it obliges nobody to fol-
low me, and trust it obliges me to fol.
low nobody. The radicals and conserva.
tives each agree with me in aome THINGS.
and disagree in others. Icould wish b.sb
to agree with me in all things, then thew
would agree with each other and would be
too strong for any foe from any quarter I:
they, however, choose to do otherwise
do not question that righ' l too shall do
what seems my duty. | hold whoever com.
mands Missouri, or else whore. is respond.
BILE tonne. and not to either radicals or con.
servatives. Il is my duty to hear all, bat
at last must in my sphere judge what 10
do aud what to forbcar.
M. Drake says, in his reply, the matter
in oil poin spre-eoted b, III. dc eeat ON and
excessive committees were unnoticed By
'ns PRESIDENT and the case apparently de-
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More Runners at Washingten.
Washington Oct. 2a.

washington Oct. 22.
The presence of Gen Meade and stat
here to-day filed the city with rumor
that be has been relieved of his command
No change in the military condition to
day at the front.
Herald's Washington Dispatch. h. Gen
Meade is here to confer with the Presi
dent in regard to REINFORCEMENT, promis.
ing the advance of the army of the Pc,
tomac, for the execution Of which ar.
engagements are already being made. II
rapidly carried out as proposed, this
movement will surprise Gen. Lee, re.
leve Burnside from all threatened dan.
ger, and take Richmond before the rebe]
army sent westward can be brouph,
back there.
Army of the Potomac Oct. 90.
Little of interest to report to-day but
it is not contrabaua to state an importan.
movement is contemplated, which will
give JOY to the heart of every true Uni
man. the nature of which canr~. .0A
municated to the peor'- -. ~ &c oom'
pare themselve. r.e' "ho nay pre-
The u . lor an agreeable surprise
herald has the following: In the
field, Oct 22nd--As soon as we found
Lee had retreated, our troops took the
offensive, pressing the enemy closely
Az Auburn we learned the rebels had I,
few hours start and Fitzpatrick was press
ing their rear guard.
The impression is that Lee is falling
back on the defenses of Richmond, 4
send all his available force to Tennessee
1t Il reported the military authoritie.
are taking measures to prevent the further
execution of our prisoners by inaugura
ting re,alia,ory measures.
Kellogg, who was hung in Richmond
recently, was captured while performin.
his legitimate duties, as an officer. 1t il
believed rebel officer will be selected
for execution as soon as arrangements cal
be made.
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S-T-l86O-X.
brakes Plantation Rifsers

rhey parity strengthen and Iavisorats
They create healthy appetite.
They antidote TO chsnre Of water and d;ef
They ov~rcome effects ofdiesipasiou and late hon, ,
They arenethen the sysen and eniivsr the mind.
They prev-n, mia.ma,ic and inferuit,en, fevers
They purity The breath and aedity or ne stomach
They eare Dyspepsia and Co stipation
They cure Diarrhea, Choiera and Choi-ra Noyau..
l"es cure 1'vef complaint and Nefvout HesdacA q
iar' se me oeS 6hters In the world. They ma 4
's 1Aa "s1 shne. anu are exhausted nasur. >.
"oA'''seofef ihey afs made OF pure 81 Croix RI m
e essoora'ru Cshsaya nark, reoss and h-fbs, and
aseh "n oe pleasure ola beverage. without reg. RI
10 age OF time OF day. Particularly reea~ snae6 4
delicate persoas requiring gentle sims Solo b,
all arocers, Druggists, Hot els and Saloons
DRAKE co ,712 Broadssy S.v.yor
Sid BY Andrew j. Williamson
'e1t-A~sm No. ~ Mairl->tt Keakuk
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Kansas CITY, Oct. 2:

Aausas Sity, Oct. z.
Advices from General Ewing's expedi.
ton in pursuit of Sbelby's rebels have
been received. After marching seventy.
six miles in twenty-four hours, Ewing
reached Carthage on the morning of 18Th
where he expected to encounter Shelby,
whole command, but the latter had pass
ed there the night previous for Neosho
leaving company Of thirty men to collec,
stragglers. These were captured, viii
their horses, and equipments.
Among the prisoners are Major Pillow
aud other officers and men OF seven differ.
ent Missouri regiments.
Throughout the pursuit, especially in
the last City miles. the trail had been lin.
cd with Shelby's broken down lones, a, d
fresh ones we're stolen, having been sub.
ssituted in their stead. He has no trans.
portation or artillery, and keeps no roads.
rendering pursuit at night very difhcult
Reports from scouts and other parties
prevail that Marmaduks was advancing
from Fayetteville, to reinforce Shelby.
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The Quota efNsw Jersey $50.
New York, Oct. 20.

New York, Oct. 80.
The quota Of New Jersey under the
recent call for volunteers is 9,44O.
The Philadelphia Enquirer of to-day
says about l, 100 wounded soldiers passed
through this city from New York this
morning about one o'clock, on their way
to join their respective regiments. About
800 passed through yesterday morning.
and during the past week some Z, 900 ar
rived, on their way to the seat Of war.
The Commercial says the official orders
investing Gen. Grant with his new com.
mand, designate it to include all the ter.
ritory west Of the Allegheny Mountains.
to be called the Western military divis-
ion, with headquarters at Nashville.
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DY.E!!

RaTChEtoR'c ceietrsi-d HAIR DYE - ia Bed
= hfAs Esri< The only Har~i<ss. 7r.< IN Rat.
ss4 Dye Known his spsendid Hair Dyeis Per, ect-
changes Rcd, Rusty Gr.y Hair instantly to Gicsss
bls1t Or Neutral Brsrs Without nurinr the Hair or
Staining the skin. leaving the Hair sof, and Beau,iiui
i~pars fre.h vitality, frequently restoring its prestids
color. and reesAes the III effects OF Bad Dyes The
"-naiheb Aened "tLLiAA A. BACHELOR. all Others
are mere limitations. and sAosld b avoided sold b,
ali Druggists. sc. rACTGRr-ei IA sdL y STREET
NV soN- nArcHslosS NV ToeLRf ICse. y roR
DhLsfihs TEE hAIh tySdAvly
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Gen. Roseerans Removed.-0en. Thonas
Takes Command.
Chattanooga Oct. FL.

Special to Times.-Generaa Rosecrans
has received orders relieving him from
his command. Yesterday evening be
left for Cincinnati. He is ACCOMPANIED
by only two personal aids.
Ten. Thomas has AREA y assumed CON-
mand. Late reports Of the Chattanooga
Rebel says Bragg will be relieved on
account OF his failure 70 defeat R,secran.
IN the late battle. 1t is yet in doubr
whether Johnston. Longstreet or Lee viii
be his successor.
Late rains have swollen the Tennessee
river very much, and steamers could easil,
reach Chattanooga, did the enemy per
nit them.