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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ladies' Fair In Aid OF the Sanitary
COMMISSION At meeting Of Lsdies, held At
a1i Pennsylvania avenue, on the nth of November,
the following ladies' were chosen committee to
organize and conduct Fair in aid OF the Sanitary
LIST Wsrd--Mfs. Co mmis,ioner Dole, 273 Vermont
avenue, and Mrs. Edwin Clark, No. 276 Vermont
81 Ward--Mrs. J. W. Angus, 457 | street.
ith WAd-Mrs Lieutenant Brookheld, al Penn.
9Th Ward-Mrs. W. l.. Nicholson, Isl south D ST.
6th Wa,d-M.s. Captain Steele, Istreet, between
Ninth ~ a.. And Tenth nth streets. hanna. ~. ~
1t is earnestly requested that the ladies of this
city and District who feel an interest N this great
work Will call upon such members OF the General
Committee as may reside In their respective wards
to make Srrapge ents for assi ting In this benevo
lent enterprise, In aid OF the brave defenders Of
The Committee desire 1t to be understood tha,
ms 10 al Invitation to all, and express the hope
OF money or goods, but come forward at once with
such oiisrings as they may be pleased to give for
the advancement Of this noble cause.
CARRIE I. FENNELLY, Secretary.
no"o-"'i 81 Pennsylvania. avenue.
Q, o., NE League VIII be held IN their hall every
WEDNEsDAf EVENING. Distinguished speak.
ers wili be present Throughout the winter
Es~stOrage-In Fire-Pr0of Brick Ware
house. Tot OF street. Apply to FRED. 5. COZ
IENS, Pennsylvania avenue, two doors from Four
teenth street, oc20-ti
10 Once OF the Inde pc nd Mt TsIsRrauh
Company, bc6 Ninth street, tone door from Pcin.
sylvAniA avenue.
jyl6-tf A. d. TALC0TT, Manager,
nr- public cSchO0ls.-There arc a few VA
cant seats In the Male and Fem SchooI.
First District First and Second ards OF the CITY,
Tickets Of admission can be obtained by an enfly
application to either OF the undersigned.
sss New York av. bet. 18th and 18th s,,.
X. 7. MORSELL,
$50 street, opposite CITY Hall.
se6a-H suo-board Trustees First District.
Urinary AMI Sexual Systems-new and reliable
Treatment In Reports of the Howard Association
sent by mail In sealed letter enveloHes, free Of
charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGH1 ON
Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. noaS-dSw3ni
DOST OFFICE. WASHINGTON, d.
L. e., November 81, 1883
Tue time Tor the departure OF the hrst great
Northern and Eastern afternoon mail having been
changed from $40 to ve o'clock. to take effect on
the 2sd inst, 1t is necessary, In order to secure
connection at New York, that all mail matter In
tended for points hey ond that city should be de-
posted In this office by $3.50 y, m.
Matter received alter that hour win dispatched
ny the y p IN. train, which does not connect with
the Eastern trains in New York, and must lie owe
there one mail $. j. BOWEN
hoz@ua fostmaAtor
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
MARRIED,

In this oity, on the oath instant, by the Rev. W.
NJ. ID. Ryan. Mr.. ARTRuR DE Pa L0RAM D'OyoRTs
to osoPHIEFAvARGER DE sAvAoSr, both Of France.
tChicaso and New York city papers please copy. |
Rev. Father Dokee, NJ. B GoRmAN to JoHkNNA
FITZGERALD, both Of this city.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
uifICIAL.
THE STATUE OF FREEDOM,
AKCmITECT's OFFICE, L. 8. CArIrol

AKCnITECTs UFflCE, Z. 3. CAPITOL,
WAsHIsGToS, d. Z. Nov. 80, 1868.
The crowning section of the Statue of
Freedom" will be placed on the dome of the
Capitol on Wednesday, the I'd day of December
at IL O'Clock NJ.
T. L. WALTER, Architect.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

STEALING GOVERNMENT PRoPIRrY.-Edward
scanlan was caught In the act ofstealng thirty two
bags, belonging to the Government, from the sta
bles on Seventeenth street. He was arrested by
the police, and upon his own confession, wss COM
mittcd to jail for court, by Justice Thompson.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
Fire In Knoxville.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 29.--The latest news from
Knoxville received here is to Wednesday, the
25th instant. The north part Of the town had
been burned, including the railroad depot, but
General Burnside was cheerful and still conti
dent of holding the place.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
IL s.-T.-IsoO-x.-Dra Plantation
BITTERS

IL -s.-T.-lsoO-X.-Dr Plantation
They purify, strengthen and invisorsts.
They are antidote to change of water and diet
lhey overcome effects OF dissipation and late
They strengthen the System and ealiveu the
mind. '"S
They prevent m iasmatie and intermittent fever..
they purify the breath and scidity OF the stom.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Ihey cure Dtarrhes, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
They arc the hest Bitters in the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted natures
great restorer They arc composed OF the cele-
brated Calissya Bark, Cascarilia Bark, Dsndeiion,
Chamomile Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Winter.
cOrsnSef baldosf % s@4SIssoc Eeei snsse.
The following is a sample Of the testimony daily
soLpiERS HOME EsUPERiSrEHDENr'so orFI,E,I
c!scissATi. o. jan 70, 1883.
have given your Plantation Bittera to bundled.
o. our noble Soldiers who stop here, more or less
disabled from various causes, and the effect is most
such p,epsrstion a' this !. heartily wish In
ovely iyy,x gS'ee-neia' g. ". d. AsDaEws,.
HNrS Superintendent.
70 Important to Females.-Dr. Cheese
mans PWs.-The combination OF ingrediers.s IN
these pills are the result Of long and extensive
practice. They are mild In their operation, and
certain in correcting all Irregularities, painful
menstruation, removing all obstiuotions, whether
from cold or otherwise, headache, pain In the side,
paptation OF the heart whites, all nervous alice.
tions, Mysteries, fatigue, pain In the back and
limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arise Il ON inter.
ruption st nature.
DR.CHEESEMAE'S PILLS
was the commencement OF a new era In the trcat
ment Of those irregularities and obstructions
which have consigned SO many to PREMATURE
GRAVE. No female can enjoy good health unless
she is regular and whenever an obstruction takes
place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most cnectusl remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they
arc invaluable, inducing, pHh Gertdiaiy periodrai
regularity. They are known to thousands, who
have used them at different periods, throughout
the country, having the sanction OF some of Tho
most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating tphen then should NOT be
u'ed, with each Box-the Price One Dollar per Bcr,
from 80 to 80 Pills.
riis SEM 6y mail, promptly, by remitting to the
froprietofs' SOLD by Druggists generally.
HuTCHINGS MILLYER.
,,, floprietors, 81 Cedar St, New Yiok
sou oy >. CALVERT FORD
se6-sm cod 900 Pa. avenue, Washington, DC.
&10 REWARD. LOST LAST EVE.
iD " ming between and O'Clock, on d street
between : Sr.s Twelfth and Thrteenth, a hay PONY,
auout we've hanus high black all and ane; fore.
lqsk cut had on Mcclellan saddle, grey blanket
priaie; Any person returning him to Ho,
Dokeh hotel, Tenth ST. eet below Penhpy wanna Az
ehue, or to the Franklin Hotel, 253 Pennsyivsni,
avenue, aan viii receive the above reward.
ho3's" GEO. H. MOEsER
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
The Ftve-TSyenties.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 20.-Thc subscription
agent reports the sale Of S59S,950 of five.
twenties on Saturday, and for the week S2,995,-
600. 1t Is expected that the deliveries of bonds
will soon be made with the usual prompttude.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
lOfflCiAL.

OFFICIAL.
DEPARiMESr o. STATE
WAsnINoIoS, November -, LED
Information has been received al this De.
partLcnt from Mr.. Thomas Savage, the Vice
Consul General OF the United States at Ha-
yana Of the pronunciation of a Proclamation
of which IA" rrllowins 10 a lran5latloni
rHOCLAMATIUN.
Don CulOs dc Vargas y Ceweto, u Major
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

RECOGNITION IMPossiBLE.--The rebel Con-
ederacy has been S" badly beaten that II cannot
hc recognized.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

10 ADvRRTIsERs.-We call the attention of
uusness men to the classification OF our advertise
meG,s. We intend to keep . business eye to this
matter for the benent Of our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
BURNSIDE SAFE.

1t will be perceived that dispatch elsewhere
Just received, confirms the statement In our
fret edition. Gold srcculators In New York
arc badly bitten.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

right Princes division Of the Third corps met q
heavy body of Ewells corps and fought them
several hours, uztil the remainder of the corps
came up, and later the Sixth corps.
The Third coipe, particularly Princes diyis-
ion, lost heavily, estimated at 500 killed and
wounded and many prisoners, but severely
punished the enemy In killed and wounded,
and took, as Gen. French reports, 900 prison.
ers.
Our forces on the centre had no heavy fight.
ing, and consequently our loss was small, cx-
eepting Gregg's cavalry division.
On Saturday morning ii was discovered that
the cnemy's centre had fallen back. Their
skiimish line In tho woods Ia something like
mile and a half nearer Orang. Court House.
The heavy rain, 1t was thought, would hinde,
any heavy offensive field operations on Satur.
day.
1t is reported that General Kilpatrirk's Cav
airy division, under Custer, attempted to cross
under tho eneiny's batteries at Raccoon Ford,
on Friday, but was driven back. Heavy guns
were heard there all the afternoon, tending to
confirm the truth of the report.
Tho enemy used no artillery on our front on
Friday, and We but very little. owing to the
densely wooded aud nearly level character of
the ground.
II Is known that there was heavy skirmish-
ing on the turnpike at . o'clock on Saturday
morning, but no pa tculars have been received.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

SERIOUS CHARGE.-Elizabeth Mcuhlig, VIM.
II. Daviss, Mrs. and Miss Dixon were before Jus
tiee Rowland on Thursday, on the charge Of as
ssultins, with intent to kin, the wife Of the Rev.
Mr.. Machctt, OF the Fiist ward. The parties were
held to answer further hearing this afternoon at
two O'Clock,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

NoTIcE.-subscribcrs failing to receive the
REPUBLICAN regularly will please notify this office.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
NOTICE.

inns rAPER IS NOW FuRNisHLp sy GAN.
RuBS TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THIS CITY AND
N GEoRGEroWN AT THIRTY CENTS rFR
rtSTT
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
SrsALING GoynRNMInr FopI

STEALING GOVERNMENT FoRAsE.-Jas. Nc
Cauliff was arrested At the Nineteenth street wsa
on park, whore he caught In the act Of stealing
Government forage. He was taken before the
provost marshal, who committed him to the Guard.
house for punishment.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

RoBBERr IN THE FIRST WARD.-Last night
the store OF Jno. Kno, the corner Of Eighteenth
and street, was entered and robbed Of various
articles. No clue has yet been found t, the burg
Lara.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

CUNNING ON THr SABBArH.-Anthony Gray
was arrested yesterday by oficer Morgan, of the
Second precinct, upon the charge OF hunting on
Sunday. The offence was committed in the coun-
~ and is violation Of the laws ofthe Levy Court.
He was fined IS by Justice Thompson and the gun
forfeited.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

sr' The once Of the National Re pubIi-
an 10 at 5fl Ninth street, between PENN
-yiSanis asenus and d street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

REBEL DEsERTEs.-Thomas Veal, rebel de-
serter, who has violated his oath of allegiance,
was yesterday sent to Provost Marshal Todd from
Alexandria. Capt. I. committed him 10 the Old
Capitol.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK, r. n.
FROM MEADE.

Nothing later from Gen. Meade than the
news which appears in our first edition. The
Government are without dispatches.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
Gold.

New YORK, Nov. 30.-In consequence of un.
favorable rumors from Mcadc's army, gold
went up TO liJ at the board to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

SUPREME CouRr-Chief Justice Cartter.-The
sickles' Cut-o6" still occupies the attention of
this court On saturday, Mr.. Reeder, from Balti-
more, distinguished mschinist, was a witness in
the case.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
Cannon nadins-Capture Of GuerilI.s, &c

New YORK, Nov. 29.-The Herdld's special,
from Rsppahannock Station, dated Saturday
evening, says it is certain there has been no
battle fought. Cannonading was heard on
Saturday morning, but fainter than on Friday,
and during the day all was perfectly quiet.
The rain ceased before dark, and 1t is probable
that the quantity fallen will not interfere with
the movement OF the army except for a few
hours.
Nine gucrrillas were captured on Friday
night, between Catletrs Station and Fairfax
Court House. Ono had 81, 900 in grcenbacks."
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

MAN BADLY BEATEs.-Last night, Officer
Benson, Of the Second precinct, found an old nan
In q badly beaten condition lying in the road near
the Seventh street to,lga'e. The officer picked
him up and conveyed him to one OF the camps In
that vicinity, where his wounds were dressed
The man Was In such state OF intoxication that
he was unable to give his name. col no
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

TAKE CARE, BoARDERs AND BoARDIse.HoUsE
KstYfns!- On saturday evening, two young men,
each about n years OF age, named william Woods
and James Roche, went to the boarding house Of
Mrs Iucretia Higgins, on Ninth street, and lodged
for the night. During the night they committed
some petty thefts. but upon being found out were
excused. In the morRing, Daniel Colcstock, =
bosrder, missed his overcoat and some hid gloves,
and the trunk Of Chss Grouse was discovered to
have been broken open. The young strangers
were then arrested by onlcers Robert Johnson and
r. n. Moore, OF the sixth precinct, and committed
to jail Tor court by Justice Thompson. They are
both from Baltimore. Wood was confined during
the space OF four years In the baltimore House oi
Refuge. He said, II he saw door open and line
overcost or hat hanging In the hall, he couldn't
resist the temptation Of entering and stealing.
PaoPERlr sERvEp.--John II. Dietz, tavern
keeper on Sixth near L street, whose grog shop
closed under the late order OF the Provost Mar
shal, was arrested last evening by Roundsmsn Yer
and 0ficer Pullin, upon the charges OF selling
liquor to soldiers and keeping open on Sunday.
He was fined by Justice Boswell $40 for tho nrst
offence, and $40 IS for the second. He had been
ordered BY the military authorities to quit the city
but he still remained and kept open the rear en-.
trance Of his bar-room. II was 4 regular resort
for soldiers and teamsters.
hORsEs STOLhH.-lnlb morning some tnlcves
broke into the stable OF Mr.. T. W. williams on
Eighth stre,t, and carried of two horses. One
Roape Colt Ave years old with short name, = fast
trotter. the property Of Mr.. Williams. Also a bay
horse sixteen hands high, with white hind feet
and thin tail, owned by Mr. Stanton on seventh
street. liberal reward will be paid or their re-
covery.
AMOUNT OF FINES REcEIvsD.-The amount
OF fines received by Justice rersuson Al the f,e,d
house, from parties found guilty of selling liquor
to soldiers, appears from his Official report to have
been, for the i've months just past, the large sum
Of 5000. Besides the amount taken by this ono
ofncer, there has been large amount taken IN by
the other iustices of this CITY
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

10 OHiCe OF the Inde pc ndent TsisRrnuh
Company, bo8 Ninth street, tone door from Pe,in-
sylvAniA avenue.
jyl6-tf A. d. TALCOTT Manager.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

- stOrage-ln Fire-Pr00f Brick Ware.
house, Tot OF street. Apply to FRED. s. COZ
IENS, Penusylvania avenue, two doors from Four
teenth street. or2O III
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

El~union League.-Hereafter the meetings
Of The League will be held In their hall every
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Distinguished speak.
ers VIII be present Throughout the winter
uO2t-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

Don CmIos dc Vargas y Ccwe,o, Major
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-30

Below VIC give our readers a literal copy of
letter from a rebel who ran the blockade in the
Robert K. Lee last month. This interesting
cpistc was intercepted on board the captured
blockade runner Fila m d Annie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11
Reported Fight Between Kansas City and
GhnwueetOwn.

The LeGrennOrH COaserpGtiDe OF the III, reports:
From q gentleman who arrived last night from
Kansas City, we learn the following IN regard &c
the affair Of which there was rumor IN town ias'
night:
1t seems that "a train started for New-Mexico IRON
Kansas City, that the trim had been attackou .!
bush wbackers about five miles ont. Capt. har'ey
Of the 9Th Kansas with 80 men, started LOT ,"e
scene of action and while examining The groouo io
a trail of the Rebels rear the tram, were nf'aAeh
for the enemy and charged upon by " men VI unuoI
Can't Coleman of the oh kansas, aud the error wa
not discovered until the attacked parry hed oeeh
driven Two niles aud Lost ole man Killed and sew
eral wounded. o. w..
lin TO 10 o clock yesterday forenoon Capt. Harvey
was missing. and Is supposed TO bsve been killed.
These are the particulars as near as could he OBJ
ained from the Provost Marshal nj the time our H.
fofmant left.
We also learn that the bushwbackers last night.
probably the same party referred 10 a5oye-visited
he house of Mr.. SAVERS, who lives Lslf way be-
tween Kansas City aud ShawneetowD, and Mr.. sa-
vI.s was shot through the arm. A numbero OF men
were in the house at tie time, and tie Rebels were
finally driven OF
Ii the report of these outrages is true we hope In
less than week there will not be roof TO shelter
"a Rebel left In johnson County. That county Is full
Of fends who make business Of guiding these JACK
ron County marauders TO the houses Of Union men,
and II is time their operations were stopped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

g,t Rssi. 70, slso rJ9. sa.S % Day. s'I.s e
Br Cora Linn, tof Yarmouth, n. 81 hsn Liverpool
B.. ro,.. code, Mujsin. Vera crar "a day.. b.ll. to
Bhs R. S.riu. tBr.). RILEY, Hasvi,.' II days sugar.
Bu. My c Mariner lof PorlsBa). Mariner s.sus, 9
b.. = Santa lBEI Msclsl.u, Lin.sn, @. B., IS day.
Bns Abilene, (Br se.Oo' Gov Bay C b. ls days. coal
Hn. Lyd. II. CO... s..S-.. Cumberland Hnbor 4s d.y.
Bh. BaT.oms.isr Petsr,sn Meek Premier, Rotterdam.
81 days. mdss, TO Fuseh Msnoks L Co.
Bn. ComHs.sy. Or. O. II Johns ~ ~, Eswsn.
Sydlsy [. b. coal 10 Green Carri-
Barss.aI. - days, wine 20 Joan J.ei.Os 4 Co.
Bns g. YoGes oi1''n. HsriHE'0n. d.y'. lsmber to o.
sshr EIps' tBr). Perry. CO, Island, 10 days ful. to
D0lusr. fost-r 4 Co.
sehr lpda' Bf); Keller aais.a. n. T., 10 dsy' cotton
and tafpensiss to j. knoa..
sehl Ju,. On, Par. Nassau N p sa.ya cotton. 10,
scAr Rcd Ko,st Wet Belfast. day. .hooi. to master
sc1r Waite se. Lsnsd. C... 10 DAY.. i.mO.i 10 Juo.
sehr SEVEN si,er Crowley Ronssut zoe. for Pembroke.
sehr H.nri. we.,broos. Liu.joLn, frsu PsIsaI, Ne,
da,'. copper ore, Tor Bergen Poiat
shI Plot CULVER Ls''90r' 10 days. lAh' TO John B'yn
SIR CsnOvA TrewOgr Calais days. lumber to Godfrey
4 Holyots
scai. Oliver Spelmsn. Brown, Proviisncs.
sehr. OooIss W. Cummings, Post. G.esIPort.
sehr st Lue.r Avsril koekl.u1, day.. lime
schr. SsrAh. Holden, Flushing. ballast
schr A mon Bacon bacon, Providence.
Sehr Harriet suilth Kelley. Boston, ballast
Sehf Sophis. bsafs Boston for Albany.
schf. spoiDsn Brow q. Providence for Albany.
sloop A Bowen, Brothertou Providence, uidse.
soop Victory. Cole Warren. Ia ballast.
Martha Stevens, Chance. Baltimore. mdss 10 VIM
DsEel
steamer Concord Norman. Philadelphia. ndss to Lope
Knkp aIIicL
Steamer SAl,or Mott Wellington d. c., 80 hours, mdse
anu vsS to James Hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

THE Result OF CoPPIRHEAD TrAcHises.-A
small squad OF Gov. Seymours friends" were out
in this village OIL Saturday night last, and stoned
the Sherif's house. John Leonard one OF the
party, succeeded in breaking into the jail, and WA
held In custody until Monday morning, when war
rants were issued by Jndse klnne TOR him, Ed.
Stnson, and others for riot, and after an eXami.
nation. Leonard aud sinson were held 10 bail, and
the others discharged by Of failure Of proof
10 identify them. 1t was proved that there were az
many IS eight in front Of the Sberif's house about
Que or two o'clock in the night, engaged in the no.
all supposed to be Irish. The citizens express
themselves grstifsd with the vigilance and energy
displayed by Sheriff Mstber IN bringing these law.
breakers to punishment, and determined that all
persons who snail attempt like proceedings will be
punished to .he extent of the law. We think II our
duty state that there persons In this corpors-
ton who claim position and respectatlhIy whose
acts and teachings have contributed in our opinion,
20 bnng about such the one above referred
TO, ana they are known and will 10 exposed unless
they change their tactics. Cooperstown jour-
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TTSNISsTE RITUGErs.-Nearly 800 refugee Ten
nesseesns arrived al Lexington, ky., on Wednes'
day, uncer charge Of Col. Lane, after O terrible
Journey Of two weeks III the mountains. In Pow
els Valley large Rebel force Of cavalry attacked
them, and, although but q part Of the fugitive'
were sTmed, they rushed upon their ASSISTANTS with
Yell and, cutting passage through them, com
PEELED them 10 retreat. The Rebels, however, car
who were TOO much exhausted by fatigue and hun
ger 10 make any resistance.
On 1ue,dsy, another large body Of these sorely'
afflicted Unisn-loying martyrs reached Lexington
and they are coEiIg In continually. They are en
tirey destitute. with bare heads and feet. Old
men with silver hair, and boys with the curly haxen
locks Of youth, among them, ali having left
Their homes 10 escape the meTciless Confederate con
Upton. In the name Of God, when will the Gov
eruHept otter that protection 10 Last lenDesses
whcL IL has prayed for over two years
The story Of It's suiierings curcles the blood, and
would seem Incredible were IL not rec;ed BY the
living victims Of Rebel brutality. A Union army
moving into that country might carry twenty thou
sand stand o. arms and equiv mens and ind siawar
men anxious TO use every one Of them upon The
savage foes TO their country, 10 nature. aud TO God
There never was better tine 10 attempt il thsl
now, for Ea.t Tennessee is clear Of Rebel troop
with the exception Of .heving guerrillAs and squad,
which ARE hunting up conscripts for Forests camp
on the last Iennetsee and Virginia Railroad, snC
there are no Confederate troops this eide Of the
Cumberland. Let those in authority give Genera
Carter tho permission, and ne will soon disenthrsl
the oppressed UuIonlsts Of bis L4tiye StAie-L0ais
Tille Journal.