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The telegraph made President Lincoln,
some days sgo, command" the loyal
people to render special homage 10 Al
mighty God for the deliyersnce OF East
TENNESSEE The word the President
used was recommend"
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sa1yuIs. TrzE- July Is, 1903

Mel. Ger. Sherman has been piGced in
command Of East Tennessee. A good
appointment. ssermsn isa good fight
er, and an able administrative off,
esr
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might be IN tered near bis.

The opera season just closed in New
York was = very gay one, and at the last
performance tho display of tOilettes is
described as. qaite fine One observing
critic says "nearly every bonnet had =
BIT Of red about il. Cloaks were either
red aud white orblue and white, OF white
with red Innings. ole lady who, for
aught we know, might have been the
wife of Mephistopheles, appeared in
scarlet bonnet, scarlet cloak, and scarlet
dress, and quite eclipsed Biaehi, whose
flaming COSTUME Is tempered little with
black. Finally, we noticed more bon
nets in the private boxes than we are &C
custOmed or desire 70 see. BandbOxes,
not opera boxes, were designed for bon
nets"
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BRILLIANT VfcroRY AT K NosTON. -
We learn from Captain John Tenant, Of
The 18th Michigan regiment, who has
just arrived from Kingston, Tennessee,
that par, Of The brigade under Col. Mott,
garrisoni1g that place, were engaged by
Wheeler's force, six thousand strong. on
the 24lh Of November, and were repulsed
handsomely, with 4 heavy loss The
fight continued without intermission for
seven hours, and was participated in on
our side by the 10th Kentucky, 25th
Michigan, and six companies of the I'd
Tennessee cavalry. Artillery was brought
into action on both sides, and the shells
o. the enemy were thrown into the town.
The battle was desperate, and the rebels
only yielded after a fearful slaughter.
The casualties on our side were COM
parstively Sigh. The brigade of COL
onel Mott numbers 200, but only the
above mentioned regiments were en-
gagee, The others being posted in the
rear OF The town, 20 prevent the enemY's
hanking them. The town Of Kingston
As situated on the Tennessee River, about
forty miles west of Knoxville. Skin
niahing was kept up ior Eve or six DAYS
previous to the battle. The rebels had
All dlsappeared before our informant
LETT This, We believe, is the Rrst in
teliigenoe received of this battle. Col.
Bird, Of the let Tennessee, is in COM
) mand OF the Post and his gallantry in
The battle Vas highly communicable.
The entire brigade acted nably.
Lou Journal
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OULO HbIAl Inn : NV % Iodo.
Ms J. ". DoIBK1R-Dear Sir have been much
Interested and pleased in examining yoar system OF
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems TO me
70 be beth skfu and faithful, and the improvement
Of your pupils ID su ~prisng and rapid beyond any,
IL ing have ever Witnessed. l shall feel happy Il
this testimony your merit shall lead others to avail
themselves of your instruction in one Of the most
beautiful and usefal arts and am very respectfully,
etc L..F ~ JAS. II. 0TEY.
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Will be furnished free Of charge 10 soldiers In or out
OF the Hospitals, If their bottles or inkstands are
brought at the above hours. SoLDIEs taught
third less than citizens. ..sE
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THOS. q. BENTON.
AIlow ne o introdaoe 70 you az friend. J. W. I

Allow me 20 introduce TO you my friend J. W. Dol.
bear who sits your city for the purpose OF teach
ing Penmanship and Photography. His reputation
as successful teacher is 50 well and widely estab-
lighed that will say nothing on that score. Ionly
desire to present him as gentleman from whose So
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit and ss
one whom you have the intelligence 70 appreciate.
anything you may do to further his designs will be
gratefully acknowledged by your friend
JOHN G.. EDGAR
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FFo1F
President of the Law school, al Lebanon, Tenn, and
who was for 20 years on the supreme bench Of Ten
neasee:
.'Mr. Dolbear has spent many years in teaching
and perfecting his sysiem OF instruction, and s BY
far superior 70 any teacher Of penmanship have
er seen. You viii perceive at once that he Is man
Of fine intelligence. lie gives 20 instruction without
a reosoa and his reasoning Is SO just and clear that
you perceive the pFincple he seeks 10 impart
and that being fixed m the min the pupil acting
upon it, learns TO write with and rapidly,
as well as With elegance.
commend hr. Dolbear 10 your kind attention, and
trust il viii be consistent with your views and feel
ings to forward his objects. Any service you may
render him will be worthily bestowed and viii oblige
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBANON, TESN., Oct. 20, 1856. n. GREEN.
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BOolfOver Snits's Drug Sore Coz. Church asd Viss
Streets. HOURS, to IL, a. m, 5 to 5, p, m, and
10 at night.
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TO THE S0LDIERSl
We have published beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,

SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use OF Soldiers.
It's printed in four sslors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlOrs flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name Of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pastebOard thbe, and cau1be sent &c,
any part Of the country without injuryy
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and thsy viii get
it framed and preserve it as remem-
brance.
Price so cents. Sent by m all pre-
paid.
l. N. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
ocll6-3m. TIk hlG h-l. III Fl
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A woman named Elizabeth Mast, who
died 81 FlOrenee in 1863, had been mar
ried 10 seven husbands, all Of whom she
Ouilived. She married the last of the
seven at the age Of seventy. When on
her death bed, she recalled the good and
bad points in each Of her husbands, and
having impartislly weighed them in The
balance, she singled out her liflhspOuse as
the fEvOriie, and desired that Der remains
Ill L.. =. - .... Z.
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Horses Wanted.

A. O y. OsTIcE.
EAEHEILzs. TsaRsssss, AogsRbsr = isea
HORSES WANTED,
4 WILL PURCHASE unt1 farther notic,t aer1s -
b u srerv nasu1es nonnd snl asrsiaatse, 71AfelI
% nspsetas q Gsssrumsnf Izzpseters - oosela- .
nsnt stables, % HsEksi stEsets
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ssessngs OF GOV. mnton, of FLORIDA.


Gov. Milton, in his message to the
Legislature, recommends that every man
and boy capable of bearing arms, not
already in the military service of the Con-
federAte States, or liable 10 CONSUMPTION
misunderstanding those who have sub
stituits in the Confederate service, those
who have resided in the State i've days,
those wlo are or may be in it one hour
for the purpose Of speculation, and not
including those who may claim 10 be
aliens--to be organized as State troops,
armed aud occasionally drilled, but not
subject 70 be ordered into the Confederate
service, nor from their ordinary pursuits,
except 10 repel inyasiOns, and to main
tain suitable police regulations for the
protection of The lives and property Of
the citizens generally, aud especially Of
the lives and property of the families of
those who are absent in the military SER
vice Of the Confederate States.
The number Of soldiers families In
the State reported as needing assistance
is three thousand three hundred and
ninety eight comprising eleven thousand
* hundred and seventy. three persons
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BOARDING.

MRs. D y. HAIL 4 aEssn presarsd 70 receive
4fA few bcerdera.. Aecommofatloue ampie and
csnlf1Et111e. GSuFaiescanf <lIccfs ard 6llsr sras
sseut per1o1s rsceiFsd 81 Ne 80 sal C1slry sreef
kslpsse chefkh al Broad aorzs-in
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WASHINGTON CRY, June 20, 1873
Sr-Considering COED handwriting 10 be not only
an Accomplishment, but means Of success 70 every
man engaged in buness, greatly applaud your mer
orOus eIertions 70 improve the chirogTaphy Of the
age A gentleman or a lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently ofeH fail to
write when they Should; and when they do write Il 10
doae at the last momeRt with haste and impatienee
and consequently with faults Of all kiuds, Of en- com
hitting and injuring both the writer and the
which he advocates. Wishing you every success in
your laudabe undertakings,
n remain yours, respectfully,
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vs., fhs uRdsEisned, haze THE day adopted ths
above rates. 70 which bind ourselves strictly to
sdbsrs VIZ. CAN IRON, for TIE Usso1.
JOHs WALLACE, for The DaPaloA
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WAsaINoION CrY, June %, Is4s.

The folIoving very just remarks Of the Hon. ThOs.
a. Benton, &. 5. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard Of parents and all young persons who have
any hope OF success In the business Of life.
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spnouncenIenls q Candidates.

starriags and Funeral Notices,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-08-19

s..
stroved by fire yesterday Several Of the nre-
men were injured By the falling OF the walls.
Tgcntv-fvo horses were burned TO death r.
The loss IS forty thousand dollars, mostly n
znraa The fire is supposed 70 haze been the
work Of an incenaiary.
The steamer America, from San Juan: NJ
caragpa, brings interesting news concerning tn7
war IN Central America and the threatening
relations between Honduras and Nicaragua
Tho ]after State was in fact preparing TO III
oadn the former. A new map e Nicaragua
ba. inst been completed By which it Is shown
that the canal scheme might be practically car
ried out Commissioners from Honduras
have been sent to Washington in reference TO
the Transit embrog)io. The crops OF the coon-
try were failing.
The British Government has appealed to
the Supreme Court Of the y. 5. IN tue case
Of the Petorhotf and her crew and cargo
Bark P. G. Alexander, from Sydney, I. B.,
reports that on August s, Oft Cape Canso, she
picked M three boats, containing 1ltty-seYen
officers and seamen Of the British steamer
Georgia. wrecked on Sable Island, the men
having been three days and nights IN the
boats. August IL, Of Halifax, spoke two
sehooners on their way from Halifax TOR Sable
Island, to the assistance Of The Georgia,
4 convention or assemblage Of politicians,
met at Rochester, n. Z, yesterday, for con"
sultation in reference to the Presidential can
yass, 1t is said, in the despatch, that Mary
land was represented. The appointment OF a
National Committee and the issuing OF an ad-
dress, are among the measures contemplated.
These politicians are said to be the Old Wing
party
The Albany Evening Journal asserts, after
a careful examination Of the returns, that
there will be in the next Congress not only an
overwhelming majority in favor Of the V1gor-
Gus prosecution of the war, but majority who
will cast their votes for the election OF firm
friend Of the Administration as Speaker
Advicos from California inform Us OF the
discovery Of a very rich gold mining region III
the San Francisco mountains, east Of the Colo
RADIO River. These smuch excitement amongst
the people there concerning this, which they
are pleased to denominate new California.
Louis Napoleon has written letter to Arch
duke Macmillan urging him TO accept the
Mexican throne The Archduke felt inclined
to consent, and had consulted the Pope on
the subject,
The Norfolk Union Of Friday last says -
The authorities are having all the negro men
in Yorktown. Norfolk and Portsmouth, who
are found lounging about, arrested, with the
;ntontion ue learn Of sending them 70
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in&0 her house Her huS0aiil OllSIt0 ~ t'5
ffno of her weight IN silver. but toreg inS!sC.
Cd on making an example OF her, ne iofelgn
ministers decline TO remove 70 San n'1is oA 'il0
offer Of Juarez to protect their transit
FROM NORFOLK, TA-An order mas been
issued at Norfolk, Va. by Gen. Naglee, to
the following effect:
The provost marshals Of the cities OF Nor,
foIk and Portsmouth will take possession OF all
honsos owned by disoyal persons now Wlthh
the Confederate lines, and OF ali rea, property
within said cities owned by dlsIoyal persons
Hh0 take an active part against the govern
ment OF the United States, or who Violate the
orders of this department; but no property
shall be condemned until written evidence SnaH
have been taken in the premises, and be ap-
proved by the general commanding.
The fund created by the rental OF the above
property shall be appropriated exclusively TO-
wards the relief Of the destitute families OF Of
fcers and soldiers in the Confederate army.
Gen Naglee has also issued an Qroer nHlng
she maximum prices at which articles may be
s1ld in the markets, shops, stores, &c, at
Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe and
Yorktown,
Col. John r. Johnston, a wel-known citi-
zen Of Baltimore, died at Elnira n. Y, on
Saturday last, after brief illness, from diar-
rhea. and his remains were taken TO Cincln-
natl. his native city, for jnterment
4 few months since three persons purchas-
Il piece Of ground in Greenwood Cemetery,
Ions Island which they subsequently partl-
r;oned off to their mutual satisfaction. Last
week. on three successive days-Thursday,
Fri,lav. and Saturday-the parties TO this ar
range,oont were al laid to rest in their respec-
tive plots,
The Medical Museum attached to the Sur
ge1o Generals office, and containing the larg-
sst single collection Of medical and surgical
s1acimcn9 IN the world, is to be moved to New
York avenue Washington, 1t is contemplated
in the fall to commence 4 free course Of lectures
IN the Museum Building, to be given gratuitous~
IL BY army surgeons on duty in Washington,
aud for the benefit of medical cadets and the
young men Of the profession
The Philadelphia Ledger says:-''Ihe re
table gentleman and the Intelligent contra
band have been superseded b. 'sconscript
juat in the Federal lines, and who is deter
mined 10 maintain the reputation of his prcde
SCISSORS t,r ohng large 2tnrle8
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FROM MEXICO.

We have dates from Mexico to the 2zo ultl-
ana General Forey was issuing DEGREES daily
French Mexican newspapers urge the re:oS-
Dit;on Of Inc Confetieracy. They state that
France will recognize the Southern Contedera-
cy. The Mexican Jealousy aud prejudice mas
been provoked against the Unicod States
The napars say the Northern States are Tor Jul
araz while the Conlederaoy is for Mexican
monarchy, and everything looks to an lmmeo'-
Iiato recognition Of the Confederaoy by Mexico:
GuerrilIas were fighting on roads leading 10
Ne civ Of Mexico. The Mexlcans make no
Drisoners, but slay all. They wage war OF
determination.
Numerous assassj1lations have taken PLACE
n The capital on persons sympatF1lzlng Win
The French. The ,1riumvirate Go7ernment IS
aailv imDrisoning or shooting persons refusing
=, false the oath OF allegiance to the emplre.c-
Mexicans have been publicly logged Tor Telu-
sing quarters to French officers one Mex Mex
can lady named Rubio received two, hundred n
Iaqhes for refusing TO receive French, ot1lcefs
into her house. Her husband offered TO pay
= inc Of her weight in silver, but torey INSIST
Cd on making an example OF her, Inc lorel2gn
ministers decline to remove to San lus On me
offer Of Juarez to protect their transit.
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VyIRGINIA:--AtR Rules held in tile Clerks

VTIRGINIA:--A1 Rules held in the Clerks
Office OF the Circuit Court of Smyth county,
on Monday, the I'd day of February, 1863
John Fox and Margaret bis wife, DAVE Was
sam and Susan his wife, Jacob Nef, Nicholas
Wassam and Anna his wife. and > ohm Neff,
Compliments,
Joseph Neff, Solomon Myers and Catherine his
wife, Thomas r Neff. Ailsey-E. SNef, Virginia
Neff, and Nef, infants and children Of
Isaac Neif decd. Emeline Nef, widow of Isaac
Nef, decd, and Elizabeth Neif, widow Of Peter
Neff. decd, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
Tie object Of thiaksnit is to have . division Of
the real estate Of which Peter Nef died seized,
amongst his children and heirs, and to have the
dover interest Of Elizabeth Nef, widow Of Peter
Nef, decd, laid of.
II appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
defendant. Joseph Neff. is a nonresident Of he
State Of Virginia, On motion Of complainants BY
their attorney, it's ordered that said defendant
do appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION hereof, and doswhat is necessary to pro-
tect his interest in this suit. RES
Copy. Teste, 3is
JNo: s. CoPENHAVER, OK.
Feb. s, 1868
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agesin the action nor single casualty on
sboard. 81 d
One Of the blockaders was certainly SINK.
The Modesty Of Gen. Joseph e. John.s
$3.50 StOn. sExs & s. ss

While at the head of our army and in the.
field. The skill md gallantry Of this distin-
gniahed soldier, has been the theme Of praise
and cengrat ulation, giving tt, his name a bril-.
liant record in the history Of the war, his mo-
dssty IS no less TO be admired, and Is beauti-
fully illustrated in the following notice IF him
made BY special corresp ondent at Mobile Of.
the Charleston Courier, ii one Of his recent;
letters to that paper This writer says
Our great guest at present is the immor4g
tai General Joseph b. Johnston. Night be-
fore last he was serenaded at the residence
of Gen. Mccall, with " hpm he was soiourn-
ing by quite a mobof Mobisians. They CALI
ed for himsloud and long. Finally he appear
ed. whereupon three loud shouts were given
for the hero of Manassas. to which he replied.
S Gentlemen, the. hero Of Manassas is not here
tonight, he is in Charleston. J, Three cheers
we're then given for the hero Of Seven Pines.
To which be replied .sGentlemen. no one
man was ever the hero Of Seven Pines In
that bloody battle there were many heroes
under our flag, and the very noblest Of them
were from. Ala bama. Wherenpon he made
his bow, said good night, !" and retired amid
shouts and cheers that he did not stop to an.
sWer.-14 tlonta Intekkllia3eacer s.
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eyyirgimia:--Atru rules held in the Clerk s Of
Zee of the Circuit Court Of Washington coun-
u, on the I'd day Of February, 1863:
Andrew S. Fulton, Pialntln,
AGAINST ss1s $500 sss
Alexander Mccall, James X. Gibson and Ar /.
thur g. Cummings, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The objectof this snt is to restrain the de-
fendants, Cummings and Gibson, from paying
over to the defendant, Mccall. Insurgents or as
signs any monies in their hands, belonging TO
said Mccall to the extent of 90 until the fur
fher order OF Court, and asking for q decree g.
gainst the said Mccall for the sum which may
be found due TO the plaintiff. 50
And it appearing by satisf actory evidence,
that the defendant Alexander Mccall, Is q non
resident Of this Commonwealth, on motion ct
the plaintiff by counsel, it II ordered that he app
pear here within one month after due pnblica-
tion of this order, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest in this suit.
A COPY este, 's
Eel. 6, 1868 '