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Proposals.
PROPOSALS. FOR -, 10, and s
TSCt[ CANNON

OHpSsxCE OFFIcE, WAR DIF SEIMEvT,l
WAsHIsaTos. Janusrs eth. lS3-
on lie s.th ri Febzusry 1875 furnishing IS ID and
dras srss !" b. sar By ss 0faanes Dspar imeat.
and with the fol:ow,ng spsclneattons; Dne 10 tneh
.. snS f es fi
and so bare ttnactS Of metii u not rs than -
E" nS hea
@ sss IL, sf o xSes ss
Thia cyiinder i is he cast on end ~ kan mould*
nsht, s esist g s il " ei:e'r sps:
tEcLs u tc rut .:cn tic gun head. and slab, ~
hSk M sz, 'as: IL eyis: is' at
tas lesser azl* q t!,s hase vii, ..u. ,, ,,.,o..
fs! m M II 4x r. ;s sia q soo a. The ss 11
VI b. fIss 4sF VII as is5
rounds @ Vii s ~ xitb sl slot. and so9 rounds viii
ss ae st f. f = e S
facilities ter testing, such as convenient sronni.
s.,f E +: f =
se s1e Hnas ne
,on ,s S Il :ss s as
10 faTn'sh ot charge Il lsaSt one specimen from
10 s4eeed ons 70: ereTs in eannna Each cannon /:
+ I'D 'no a
1a5 sr @ rs vii II as e
made utdder@ will ettc the numbers and CalioerS Of
the cannon they propose to furnish on the foregoing
Specifications anil conditions. the paco where they
10 be nadc the time Of con,ne3c delivery and
the rate Of delivery per MONTH thereafter and the
price per ponnd pur rna. fos tho finished cannon
10 bids VIII bc eEtertancd ualcs4 from f,ua!.eIH
actually engaged In she business. evidence Of which
mat 1ccoIap;ay the BID. -,
Faii1e TO deliver st the specified time will snbjsct
te contractor % fos:etHr,: ot n. annnnt 70 be ~
will be required y enter INTO bonds with ptopes .nI.
ties ts faithful [u10luelt and transfer Of tho
contract f anvtAt5 party sl euss ~ e9slss f2f,
bond IN the penal stun Of not less tan ES3 sns =,
bT no: 1-S t:Fc two persons conditioned enie tho
bu il acce?ted the bidder shsll comply with hls pro-
rasa1 and faithfully ard t9y reEfna bat af proposes
tp undertake The bond must be acknDw led before .
;sdse e q court Of Tcestd an1 &c hoad+nen must
United states Or an osd1snce ntlecs IL shas:e Of
Of the bond ever and above all liabilities! The right
4 reserved reject al proposals. II the PRICES ~:
dee,nrd tco high. for any canse It l. nut deemed
for tie public Interest to accept them,
Proro, ais Viii be scaled sud addressed TO GSne!a,
J. II. Rtrey Cflef OF 0rdn.uce. WaAhlr.tnn. D. G..
and will be endorsed Proposals for HeaxS {annoa.
! n-!sadier General. Chi-f of ordnance.
/ f-&1 f&rM
, 1863-02-28
CATA r Ri! CAT ARR H!
Dr.. See!cy:s Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
4 sarc cure for
Catarrh or Cold in tbs Head.

It's caser tocurc Cata7rh t1a Consumption. and BY
curing The first prevent tic latter FcrEohs Should
understand that better Way 10 cure consumption Is
Tie s;inio:us Of Catarrh RS thrv generally appear
and find tia; ;cy tare frequent attcs. ard are nore
EenBat.ve IL the changes Of Temperature II this con-
AND nc.ld aiterwafaa bcepn.:ns t"iek and adhesive
As tho dsea7 becomes chronic te discharges arc in-
now thick and heavy aud are r:ihc- cot rid flow.
ing the uosc cke they a INTO the tnro1t and arc
EaEkcd Ct conglcd off, Tic secrct:oas arc o.cassye.
causing had breath the voice is thick and nasal, the
eyes arr AZ, the scse Of smell is !csscucd or Dc
E{royca; leafaees f,e4nenty takes r:asc. :,
By the alt Or tho Liquid CAT ats1:ii Kennedy. all
t1icsc sy'n ions can 1c eEectua1ly removed
Price Of tie t:at2rr. Remedy, $1T-sufctcnt for use
one mouth With full and ce:r directions seat by cx-
press.
Office, l62 South Clara Street, Wp Stairs.}
Address Dr. D. H. SEELYE.
ecll-y15tsm Post Dclcc Hox 1851. Chicago. Ill.
, 1863-02-28

ORDINANCE OFFICE. N.R DxfkKfMENF-f
WASHING 61oT. lAan3sY -.ei. ~; -.
Propos.s will he received 1t this office uHtl c:ocK
~ OF! the 9Th Of February next for !H,tslliEs oha
LuEtiIeG ur les ~ E1undeF cat fgoa Howsl3efs m5
cank Leieasc These lfow1tze.+ ret:h w!"n tntsneu.
nhoa f7a pounds EACH anti drawings exhibiting thelr
otu.enenns CHI be seen this ocr. or Rt the Unltel
sists rscEa:s ILey - hc subject t. the Ec:u'r
received and paia for except 11eh a. pi,s iaspe2n
species: Sc ecs:nated by tais oce Par~ns; S,a y,
e given by t- lEsrsrtor and f,1E?1ds, 70 ths
pose deliver tnot esceeliaS one ns.Lsa, s:s ras
for ;hc nntshed HowlRer: and no bit VII be eater
III tie nustcs-. satisfactory cvsdenc'; .f Iach mE*t
Lccntnpa:,r the bii Any bidder o5tl1in.: contract
VIII DC 70 enter uro bonds With not less tla
Two *nrte- IN the reia! snn OF Ten taoa oi.rs.
Gr the sisl1s, q bis coqtract IN
court Of lsco:d aqd tas ho? -'s n,s h.: r. c!Tsi
Of an Ordnance officer In charge of tl!teh States nF
sena to hc worth Tie rens1 Of the bona over SID
atove ali liabilities.
rr1cr< deemed too high. o. II. for any cs!.e u
deemed for the public interest IL acEst !:
Proposals will be scaled 1u addressed TO
General James v. Ripley. ChEcf Of 9r.nance ~ ~
lpgon, D aId viii be endorsed ~ F51Eo:a! H;1I ''s
''''&S> - Er:sadter General Chief Of osdaaase'
, 1863-02-28

G TATE OF'ILLINOIS-Cook
~ Ccnnsy.ss CHICAGO. H., Feb. - lSit
TO ALL TT;GN It MAY c1SCET.N:-Tskc uot!cs,
that II -a:e 1T Lets ant Lands made IL re,saaacr OF
lev. in tke tnaH:y AID state af'seL f:e TWENTY
icur: ay .TEnc L. n 1871 for the St1t. and Eouutv
Taxts OF The lear \: D. 1S1. I. Ju!S r KEDZtE.
T1svEasetl i!e io!n&icE ae~c,tb"A Esat E+.tc. With
Re tnldl 3 ad :oSesrcnts any. situated u,rrc
, 1863-02-28

prato duties to ny entire satiaaction, bat accom-
ont the thIckest Of the fght watching while others
elept, neyer weary when duty called, deserVes my
public thanks and respec and the gratitude OF the
army
With ali the facts Of the battle fully before nae:
the relative number and position OF our troops and
those OF the rebels the gal!anttJ and oa:tinacy Of
the contest and the final result; say, nom con
Almighty God, in closing this report: Non no.
o1s, Nminit. non nodts, std noriue fXo dn gloriam
{Sguutl) ". s. R0sEcRASs,
Major Genera! Commanding.
Brig Gen. l.. TuoAAs, Adjutant General, U. $. A.
, 1863-02-28
THE CURATIVE

fRsi sRsii:s Ssq Is Is eSssp'Es.s!S sse Es,seSs ssn
THE CURATIVE
Bs,ses5ss e. q # tss fRS VS.:
i. ~ th oad is not converted into
long as the eystem is nndef tue inaaehce o. tie
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gives thosa organs time to r,core. taei
nos''f IN ~n'en IN. IL n'' De.ns.sa. ~. 2" ..<<..
STONE N THE BLADDER. CALCELES, |
GRAVEL. BRICK DUST DEPOSIT
AND MGCuS OR 5iLk1 DIS |
: CHARGES AFTER Uu-
Fen E, ,6 ose a the fe
IT. takem for length q q tins The doss should
trrons r. y tranoonf,l three times iaT' in wstcr
During the Rasge Of iHt cs1l1, ;h paR aRd
pI9ptT reWea,s st 1he9 'oGMea np VIA tue eon-
1,s:1e cz a'e,e Or PAINFUL
no.h a,sesses aes'ns rom faulty
menstrual fudIln the one case Ds'nE too little.
TOO pSose secretion, which viii be spesd;ly cu:ed
sss cGnsas9n s..sa noMn WatsS IT. FAILING OF TIRE
yoGb. With is liz rszaIt Il !; 1claxatloa Of tae
d a s T. sa n'Sx
inE q d shootia: pin. taTsuah tae paEts' viii, In
T6sSs sse:5sE s5aSS It SYMPTOMS tEom
ea7i % kslsousasss ~ which word covers up 19ash Is:
norancc, and in nine cases ou1 Of ten the doctor
ths disease q ,hs disease the SYMPTOMS Wssan
SIly q coid Feet; Palpitation & the Heart IT
paired hfmo5 Mabs'41ss fssfs II o o. hsa1'
s,rpppEssrn MrysTRrar1oS.
Which in the unmarried female + GO. constant a r. :;
more g1ayc and dan.srous naladics arc tic result;
pn month a month passes witoat a. s|on snFt m
peln maze % assss H.uFe. .n in!.s tcr ~.
come On. and consumption finally ends her career.
1uEcoRRHEA, OR WHITES.
This disease depends upon ~ an inaamm1tiqn + o. o.
ail rnsea nrrnmnancd bv sewers pain IN the back,
across the bowels and through the hips. 4 tea
spoonful Sf he sdieuc BE- taksa tssse simss
mec,ne eS ns. mi4ed M with alf pint of soft WATER
morning and evening.
,pp,r,r1o,: nF r7r xEcz mr. T,rF r1,Ap1,r1:
lSfLASiMATIoSM1 At. 81 1f TUE TME KIpSE9S II sE6S,; IND
STit1NGt+LY AND HCIsNING.
| Oh PAlNFIL URIN-
| ATlSG
+.rse II ia trp1v soye,nfon remedy and
TOO much cannot he tas In #! praise, sEs!e dose
A5s w tf"alAed With shss as;Eess,ny ram n .he
day ot constitutional "sscf VIII fe4eVc you hko
magic ro,, n@cnrn...
In, no cou,, IN relieving tho ro.. distressing .ymp.
ln Fosd ts1 IT, TaE: sasen ailer dnsr fe
ehn1I G1 - bc aone Trndt,rfy 'A~'e'o - ~e'~1' wv
| s''o144 ~ "e's H. ,,T.a:c,,x,@,
, 1863-02-28

Az In f.rrs subdivision of nc izses subdyse OF
the southwest QEastctt} Of the southeast quarter ft)
e Section nine ~. In Touashtp s!rty.c:ht 81,
North. OF EanSc fourteen 3 Fat Of the Third rrfn
niess ard that now tic legal holder Of s,r
ttcatce Of purchase Of the every rast there
expire ~ the twenty fourth tay of 1nne, 4 2 Isl
fc.7 A1613t JOHN IT EEDZIE
, 1863-02-28
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or TIE
CUMBERLAND, MCEFEEEsEoEo, TENN,

Was asfollows:
Nolensyilie 1ike to Triune Thomas, viii. ii
two divisions, (Negley's and Rousseau's,) to
advance on his right By the franklin and Wil-
son pixies, threatening Hardec's right, and
then 10 fall i'll by the cross ruads 10 Nolc,ls.
vile. Crittenden, Will. Woods, Palmer's and
Van Clcycs divisions, to advance BY the Muir
ffeesboro pike to -LaseFgns; , Witll Thomas
E;tack llardee at Triunc, and If the enemy re-
iutorcCd lIardcc, Thomas was to support Nc.
Cook. If McCook beat lIardee, or Ilardec re-
treated and the enemy met US at Stewart S
Creek, five miles south Of Laycrgnc, Crittcn-
den WIS to attack lin. Thomas VII; to come
in OIL his 1e1t Hank, and McCook, :fte: dctach-
ing q division 10 pursue or observe 1laralet, il
retreating South, was TO move With the re.
mainder Of his forcc, on their rear.
, 1863-02-28

On tho LIST dag OF January L. D. 1F53 Is required bT
the LAWS Of the State Of Illinois.
The name of the corporation Il .ErAA INSURANCE.
COMPANY, located at Hartford. Conn.
The capital Il FHTgKS HrsoEgD TuorsAso DOL
xAEa, andis paid up-
ASSETS
, 1863-02-28

Ts amount Ct Lishilit;es: % due Or not dae to ror.
Banks oE oiheE Creditors None.
tosses tosses aSsss nnd nnd not due:
n3c9 n without
Al oShef claims against tiae Company arc
TaentS Thousand D1ilars. wsthout special psrn
non9 an e oWa
s'ras0n TM I'd hs n:29i iassE fis4ss !ss
hesrrs hss7fe.p i gmMDs" 5annas5 ii. ssfsssa fs5
ss1isrtioFd. ma I'd iapnafy it. ises. '&''D ~
Personally appeared before ne n HESET FowLEs: IT.
THoSsE AsxSxs1SS. RI;sasns; aad LTsiTs; ;sI X:
1N'' A@'1 N HESEY FOWLER. Justice of the Peace,
(oR1orxAL.l
Certificate to exnfre the 3tst dny Of January, 1f
AUDITORS OFFICE, STATE OF ILL1yoIs,
SpKNGFIELD. january :6. 1SS3-
TnEEEAs Tho Aetna insurance Company, loc3tcd
at iintfoT ID the state Of Connectcat. las led ln
1eqnfrd edf IN ct to Q relate e.! tic o
suinnce Companies not tne2rporated hy tac ss3ts q
III
q 's FS%sss9
tSe s aRa
Hint Agent ft2 S q tns
authorizing him 10 acknowledge service Of proees%toF
and on behalf OF said Coupany that service
held % be saIld i served apon ts Company and
Now Therefore ia pursuance ofthe provisions tho
acts aforesal less: Dubois Aad,to: Of Publie
te satl Gurdcn S. Hubbard and Charles IT. Hunt. Of
Chicago. IL authorized an Agent for the said Gem
State until the thirty day Of January in the year
sehtcea hnndrea I'D stxfonT .a e f.s ssnc mar DO
$3.50, In testimony whereof hare he.eunto sub
saxA1. ecs.ned my name and afl!xed the EEL Of my
4, D. 1s6, JESSE L. DUBOIS. Auditor Z. 4
HUBBARD & HUNT, Agents,
, 1863-02-28

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, 1863-02-28

THE CURATIVE
p1opertics Of the medicine direct themselves to
The organs Of sec7rtion, and by lterin, the coz
idtion Of the stomach and liver that the starchy
principle Of the food is not converted lto sI-as SO
long as the system Is under the intluence OF tie
, 1863-02-28

Diseases octryring from occ and the came eaase
vii! be entirely cured by the Constitution Water,
If taken for any length Of time: The dose should
yary with the severity Of the disease. from twenty
drops to tcaspoonful three times day. In water.
During the pass*ge Of the Calculus, the pain and
urgent symptoms. should be conlbatted With tha
proper remedies, then followed up with the Con-
ftitution Water, as a5oyc directed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-25
Weeyil in Wheat

An old subscriber desires us TO re-
publish preventive for the Heeyil
in Wheat. He says that we published
the recipe in the Observer ten or
twelve years ago, that he adopted it
in the management of bis grain, and
has pursued the same course every
year since, with ineariable success =
the weevil not having troubled him
during the whole Of tina: time, where
as before he suffered greatly
The plan is TO put the Wheat in
boxes holding ten or twelve bushels
each; first rubbing little tar around
on the inside of each box, and then
smearipg three or four paddles with
tar and pushing them down in the
grain after tits placed 10 the box, al
lowing them to remain there. The
remedy is simple and elfeetusl.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-25

fanlry and one Of cavalry, is reported
at Cumberland; Md. His destina-
lion is supposed to be Wheeling.
The State troops have been called
out in Pennsylvania and Maryland.
Gen. Hooker, it is understood, will
go back to his immediate forti6ca-
tiOns in order to prevent 1aLk move
ments Of the rebels, and viii cross
the Potomac if an emergency arises.
There is no movement threatening
Richmond, as has been reported
About one.lhlrd Of Lees army has
occupied the country around WIN
chester and Mar insburg.
Another report says Gen. Lee is
|in The Shenandoah Valley, and the
rebels have invested Harper's Ferry.
Another report says no rebels are in
Pennsylvania.
Gen. Heron, with a division from
st. LOUIS. Is by this time at Vlcks-
burg. The Cincinnati Commercial
says it is the intention to commit the
Democratic party in the loyal States
to the peace movement. The nomi-
nation of Vallandigbam for Govern
or will be considered, North and
South, as a distinct declaration that
the Democratic party in Ohio is in
favor Of peace at any price. The
Commercial hears of no correspond
ing effort for peace 10 the South
There is nothing but war from there.
The enrpllment will be completed
in Ohio by the LIST Of July, and the
draft will take place immediately
Clothing for the new levies has beer
placed at convenient points.
/ 1t is said Gen. Hunter has been dis,
missed by Lincoln, for presuming tt
write an independent letter to Presi
dent Davis.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-25
State Convention

"a This body, which met at Wiaehes.
ter on Wednesday Of last week, was
largely attended. all the counties in
the Safe bling represented. The
utmost harmony prevailed. The
nominee for Governor, Hon. Robert
l.. Cruthers, is one Of Tennessee's
most gifted sons. Eminently pure,
bis character is without a single stain,
and possessing the highest order Of
talents. his nomination by the con-
ventiou speaks wall fer The public
mind. In his whole public life, wheth-
er as judge, or as a leading member
of the old Wing party, be command
ed the affections Of his friends and
The respect Of bis opponents. BY
all who know him he is regarded az
heightened christian gentleman.
Tennessee is indeed fortunate in
securing the services Of man who
possesses suehsuperior qualifications
and great moral worth.
The following are the nominations
for Congress:
1st Dis j B Heisken, of Hawkins.
% do w G Swan, of Knox.
Sd do A S Colyar Of Franklin.
4th do ] P Murray, of Warren.
: 9th Go e S Foote, Of Davidson.
9th do e A Keeble, Of Rutherford
9Th do JAS McCollum, Of Giles.
9Th do Thos Menees, of Robertson
9th do j D c Atkins, Of Henry.
10th do ] V Wright, Of MeNairy.
11th do d NJ Cnrrin, of Shelby.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-25
Supplies for the People -

10 Savannah, Att,nta. Columbus,
and other places, stores for The sale
of necessities have been opened by
public-spiri.ed ipdisiduals, having for
their object the furnishing Of such
articles as are indispensably necessary,
al cost thus protecting the people
against The wicked, crushing burdens
being placed upaa them by exlor
TONERS. Ia Winchester, as We lear n
by the following card from the Bull
le.in, similar plan has been adopt
ed. The purpose aimed at is COM
mendable in the highest degree, and
will receive the p!audits Of the patri-
otto portion Of every community
Have We GO men of Sufficient means
hereahouts, who will establish the
same kind of q house in Fayetteville
An effort 10 that direction would place
It's projectors at the head Of the list
ia point of character in the eslima
ton Of the people and army. Who
will undertake it9 We are willing
TO do all the advertising that may be
necessary for the enterprise, free Of
charge. Here is the card above re-
lerred to:
WINCHESTER, TE, June 15, 1868.
EDITOR BULLETIN SIr,-Permit
me to state, through yonr paper, that
in a few days the association formed
in this county to relieve the people,
as far as possible, from the evils Of
enormous speculation, will have on
hand for sale, at cost, about 100 sacks
of salt. Permit me further to say.
for the fact ought to be known aud
is worthy Of emulation, that the peo-
pie are indebted to Messrs. B. +.
McGehee, TiIman Arledge, and A
r. David for the benz fits they will
thus obtsin. These gentlemen bad
bought the salt and we're immediately
offered a profit on it which would
have amounted to $1,500, and, in
deed, sale of the salt at The present
prices, in tbis town would have made
them three thousand dollars. but
upon these gentlemen being assured
that few of our citizens were max
ing an earnest effort, upon q plan
deemed feasible, to get up store Of
necessaries (for the benefit Of the
county, to be sold al cost, they at
once turned this salt over TO the
agent Of this association at cost, and
the salt will be sold at cost.
Such acts ought to be examples
for others. They are certainly wor-
thy of imitation.
Very truly, A s. Collar
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-06-25
SOUTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND, June ia dispatch
of the 10Th to the President from
Gen. Lee, says:
'sGod has again crowned our val.
orous troops with success. Evell's
Division stormed tie enemy's en-
trencbmeuts at Winchester, cnptur-
ing their artillery &c.
RICHMOND. June ia dispatch
from the Rockingham (Va.) Register
dated the l6,b, says Gen. Eweil as
sailed the enemy at Winchester on
Saturday, (l3tb,) Tough. them on
Sunday, and renewed the attack On
Monday morning al 4 o'clock. AZ
ter a struggle of one hour, the Abc-
lition Gag was lowered, and our VIC
torious veterans took entire possess
ion Of the place. Milroy's com
mand, numbering six or seven thou-
sand, then surrendered, together with
all stores, &c., embracing several
hundred horses, wagons. equipments,
artillery, trains, SC. The victory
was complete. Our loss will rot ex
coed one hundred No officers
killed. Mihoy attempted to escape,
but it is rumored has been captured.
Col. Alcott made an effort to re-
inforce Milroy With 1000 troops.
but was captured, with bis whole force,
by Gen. Edward johnson, Sunday
evening, near Berryville.
VIcKsBuRG, June I0-The Fede-
raj lines are contracting. Kirby
Smith with 5000 men came up the
Wascbita river making demoDstra.
tons on The Louisisna side. The
Federal troops at M,IIiken's Bend
have been reinforced.
JACKSON, June II, via Mobile Is.
Numerous courisrs have arrived
from Vicksburg within the last few
days. Grants sappers and miners
are at work endeayoring to blow up
our works. Nothing else new. A
courier from Port Hudson last night,
with dispatches to Gen Johnston,
reports the garrison in fine condition.
and spirits. Banks force is estima-
ted at 10000. He has abandoned
the idea Of stormipg the place, and
has gone to ditching. Official dis
patches from Milliken's Bend states
that our attack on that place was
failure. The enemy had three lines
Of works, and were driven out of two.
ARTERY made desperate stand at
the thire, and With the assistance Of
their gunboats repelled our forces.-l
Nothing known outside Of official
circles of Kirby Smiths movements
or advance. Memphis adyices state
that the Yankee wounded are still
arriving on transports from Vieks-
burg. ~
RICHMOND, June l8.--Little addi-
tional news from Winchester. The
number Of prisoners taken by Ewell
are fully 1000, with 1000 OF 3,00OI
horses and a large number Of wagons.
Before the capture Of Winchester,
Milroy notified the rebels that they
would burn tho town if an attempt
10 storm it was made. EweiI replied
hat be would hang every Yankee
captured. 1t is reported that EweII
has captured Harper's Ferry, with
ID immense supply of army stores,
which are On youte for fredericksburg. |
The poor people Of Fredericksburg
we're reaPing rich harvest from the
polls Of the enemy's deserted camps
y Stafford county. The citizens Of /
fredericksburg, 50 long exiled, are
'reparlg 10 re.oecupy their homes.
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Death Of Gen. W. C. SMART.
TtLLAHoMA, June 10, 1868

TtLLAHoMA, June 10, 1868.
~. 0. Walzacs, Esq:
My DEAR SIR-I now announce
che death of my old tried fiiend, Gen.
w. g. Smart, Of Warren county
Died on the 9th inst, aged n years
be lived long LIE Of usefuIness-a
true patriot and devoted christian
the highest attainment Of man upon
earth. He left a wife and large train
of respectable relations and friends
to lament his loss, saying unto them
as Moses did TO Hobab, "Come 90
with US" Gen. Smart had been
Elder in the Cumberland Church for
mary years.
WILLIAM MOORE.
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Killed by Llshtaing--

We regret to state that Miss Na-
1otta Wsauer, an nmiable young la
dy, daughter, of Mr.. Robert II. Yea
Ter, qho resides some two miles
Northeast Of this place, was killed
by lightning on Wednesday of last
week. She was sitting Of window
Of her fathers residence, sewing, when
struck. Her death was instantane-
Gus.