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LUNG DISEASE,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BRON
CHlTis, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE, &c. &c.

We call especial attention of psrsons afflicted with
those diseases 10 the fact that we have almost IN
valuable treatment in those objections which has been
lately discovered. We have succeeded in restoring
ed for years to no effect, and others now under
treatment and are rapidly being restored a. in fa@
use their own words, thoy say they feel themseyes
there Is case far advanced but that can hep
and make more comfortable and proloDg life; and tie
most Of cases can be successfully cured If taken in any
kind Of time. Remember that this is an age Of I'M
provement and remedies being discovered that DIS
arm disease of many of its terrors. We invite those
who are threatened have any form Of Lung Disease
to give US one trial, when prove ell We have
said in the above.
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD.
We claim positively TO every OF these di'
eases This Is positive fact, and we will pledge our.
selves to give $50 to any of the kind we cannot
cure, and we generally cure with two prescription
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards, we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience, hav e
been opened on this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York-Jvla allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
EN0CH LEWIS, Genl superintendent Altoona,
Pa.
L. L. HOUPr, Gen' Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
II. II. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila.
delphia janll
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CD The following letter is from the wife OF H.
stockwell, ESQ.,:

E45 Tho following letter is from the wife OF Ii.
stockwell, ESQ.,:
-.s...a New Philadelphia, Dec. 81. isez
DR. SHASNos:--Dear Sir, desire to express to you
the deep gratitude feel for the great benefit have de.
rived from your treatment. had become so weak and
so much reduced with frequent hemmorrhage Of the
lungs that had almost despared of recovery, and
had become evident to all my friends that without some
speedy relief could not long survive. 1 commenced
with your treatment on the Ist of July 1861. During
the first months treatment began to perceive that
the hermorrhage was much less frequent, and greatly
Diminished In quantity; and from that time forward
nave had no hemorrhage, and now enjoy better health
than have for several years. At the commencement
OF treatment you only gave to hope
ior restoration TO reasonable degree Of health. Ny
expectations In this respect have been than real
was, can with great confidence recommend your
treatment a. one Of greet efficacy.
2 rs. ian 80. Mrs l. Z. SrocKwgtL
pe2-ly
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s-.>.,s-.s...,rryn rmu on NoxpAlm, Ion IHoxo o.
r.. HAxD oouAl1.

100 AdvMtiang on reasonable terms, aocos.
ma 70 the spaos occupied and sns numoe1 " '--'e
All advertisements from transient persons OF ssfsns
a 10 Do paid for in adrGssee. .,o,.- v..-.
business Cards not exceeding ave Ines. SiSp
ar S for Ex months, but Tor shorter penoo ho'ntne
IN Ia couuted len than square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited n 70 %
the Advertisers own Immediate business ana an 20
.iee Advertisements, and advertisements OF auction
s~ and real estate sent In by them must be paid ior
The usual rate. liz s,,a,,.,,ss,,S With written
affections, vim be inserted until forbid and charged
NctcS IN Public Meetings TO Be charged in all cases
Marriases, Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
. ssrmsna 80 osnseash' I'D. -
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
@4 - Sss sas 6asssys

OFRiGG BALI B OHIU kAILRoAb Co
- al Wheeling Station, Aug.5 1863.
ON AMI after Monday night, the 10th of Au gust
" the P assenser trains will be run by the fol-
lowing schedule:
EXPRESS TRAIN
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oNASe ~ ""'vinS $500. 3;ZU,
J. B FORD. General Agent,
oMIrn, Wheeling.
~ as'er Oh transportation (auglD
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IRON Ell portions of the West, North
TssdsoufS. Il. tits Tine and It's concessions
form either the sherte Of the best route 70 rnisae
ma New York boston. Baltimore and Warrington
The trrvcisr nay With confidence rely upon sure con-
nections hgh sesd with perfect safety, and every ap
piiance Tor comfort that can be procured new anu
elegant passenger for day and night serv1ee, mnJe
wanda Central Rsil Road. g III 31GI va Hi ~
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Jan uary 7ils64-d4w
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NOTICE.

To W Scott, George Dixon, as Trustee Of william
Endsrs, Ls'hsp, William Finders, George a
Dixon. w stripe, ~ Trustee OF II Aiexsnaer.
Ereer frskine, John BaAIsss James L RsyIess
Ctspin y Lee, IItismer, Fieklin Lucas u ool4y
y B Graham, ogden, Rro~neli Co. William Rud-
dick, Amsden, assignee VI v simpson J0m,.
Mchihhep. g " AVE- JOB Dean:
You are hereby notiayd hat there is now n se in
lac Office Of the Clerk OF the district Court Of Lee
Couniy, Iowa. ct Keokukt the petition OF N. c. Hal
sic1 claiming Nat enc lanes NJ. Red uted to
one Henry Newton moftEnge upon real estate des .
erited as toe norheatt quarter of The northeast
aaaftfr oil the southwest quarter Of Section twen,v
SIX, To wnsaip sixty Are. North of Rangc hse West
IN Lee county lows Walsh u4ortgage assigned To
one John Lynch who fereciosed the same ind bid IN
said real estate st Sherks sale and affervsrts e,r
veyed hf same to psintr and that you have or claim,
some inter 81 part OF estate hich is sub
seqnsnt 70 the said mortgage and were m ae
to SAN foreclosure suit, and praying that yeu be ie
CURED 10 redeem the and IL default thereof your
Interest and right of REDEMPTION In the said land be
forerlosed and extnguisilef ard for other relief
ronless Jou appear and answer thereto before
noon OF the second day The term of said Cour
10 be holden on The first Monday 81 February, 1854,
oefat will be entered against you and Judgment and
decree rendered thereon
NOBLE 4 STRONG
dee3i-d4w Attorney sfor Plaintiff
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DIABETES

the Kidneys and l. vitbopt doubt The most obssn
disease, except c.usunpten, that Affects the human
cans titutien. have spaee for discus Ing
viii effect efthe disease Is the con-
version Of the rsrchy principle vegetable portion
OF the food Into which stima the kidneys
excessive secretion Of ater. Many persons suffer
from this disease no ignorsni ofii that Is they
pass large ansattes during the day. and obliged
get up from ons 10 fifteen or twenty times daring
the night No Leueeis taken Of until their
Is called 10 ths large discharge OF water, and cfsen
when iiis Tar svancei ~ be beyond the control
OF ordinsy rem ssi.es AEetheY Is the Eres,
thirst which whsn the dissaAe IL fully established lie
intoers oil tk< pstiesf sysks nsfAes: AesS
satifxa slso dr. OF the mouth, cracking the
lips s1eet breath, In the advanced cases. and
finally los OF appetite, emseiss;oa AID the paueGt
gradually sinks fem exhaustion.
Constitution Mater 10 vIiaeat doob, the only known
remedy for otatfiss and hsYe ss mach confidence
that L IL specific Se have hat opium will pro
sleep. ani uulfaEy ss3 tast II has cured every case
In " Itch il had bern used
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NOTICE.

To Charles WINS, Jacob WINS. s seoies John w
"fsey. maria oknspn, extcutrix az OF the estate
Of Ben johnson, deceased. and oihers:
fou are hereby notined Thai there now on Gle in
Tue ONCE Of the Clerk q the District Court OF Lee
county, lows. st Fort Madison, petition OF Hiram
Fancy, claiming OF acu, Charles lrus the sum Of
IhifiYsi1 hunartd fcllhis with tsn per cent inter
est Ger affn IN rss able eanually money due On
Mortgage msee BY yo9 - aries Macon and since
slsned 10 sid Hiram Barley datrd Decen Der - 1856
sso taiDlng against eaes ~ sou the foreclosure or
said 8oriszge, the tame being upon treat ead sixty
FEET deep 81 LIZ six, H. Block tour 4i In the city IL
heotsk, bsinz fly Sect oct Water By sixty
f@sl enHain street Lee County lows the purchase
money! anc further asEing ior sale Of said premises
and genera relief.
ana u1tess You appear and to said pet ition
IN or before roo3 Of the second the next term Of
said Court, 70 c9Hnene 81 Fort Madison Oh the third
Monday u Ma A. D.. 1864 default viii be estered
against a. Judgment rendered thereon prayed
for in said petition.
NOBLE * sTRoxG,
aee3i-d4w ATTORNEYS for PlsiHNE.
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NOTICE.


re 9ohn ; y stson and Margaret Watson
You will take notice that tnera IL now an FLA h, ~
office OF the Clerk Of the Dsstr;c: rorrt ofJea e,t
ews. at keokuk. petition of Samuel f. Mtllar =
n 4erfy ana Amer Reeves, executors the VIII Ct
-, n. hsescs, aeeeasei fi&nIg of the said JohE 5.
watson. the Seven AeuEraa Dollars ~ rs.9,ssv
due ca I've protassery mites ana as AGAINST bnth ~
.oa ne ote1iesure 81 cerisin Mortgage converting
the closiug real estate to-sit; Lot fsur Il IN gjos
twelve al of Reeve. and Perry ard N<iI1isr, n
Williams addition. 10 the Cfy Of AeokaE Canrty ~
Lee, and Stete Of Iowa
Vow, therefore, Enlrss yoE appesr ther,te a,s 10
fend OF tefDre noon oi lie second daY ~ +ba ~,
February term 1854 OF said Court iutemsn. and sa
cree will bs rendered aea.insl you By default
RANKIN & McCRARY
decI6-d4w Attnypav. r = p5asr,te
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limited STATES MARSHAL'S

Usfrxp STATES or AMERIcAl
DrsTRCT OF Iowa.
BY virtue Of an execution to directed issued bv
heClerk OF the District Court Of the United States for
the Southern division OF The District of lows, and
against :. II. Bradley, In favor Ct George Bliss
have levied upon and win sell to the highest bid
der, At The door of the Clerks 0ace of the District
Court OF The United states Tor the District OF Iowa at
keekuk In ssd District, on the esth day Of January
A. ~ 1864, between tho hours of O'Clock NJ.
and O'Clock Of said day, the following prop
sty to-wit Let No. II IN B,ocs No. lII In Decatur
Try ai-o the Sc quarter OF Section MI Township
i6s Range containing 1901 acres ali Of the above
property Is In Decstur county, Iowa
Taken and levied upon as the propeytv offs M
Bradley TO satisfy said writ ofexecution.
H. al. HOxIE, u s. Marshal,
BY n. FULTON, DxPuJY.
keoknk- December %. 1853 .-]d4w
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SURVEYORS OFFICE. +,
1kuk. Iowa Me- a. ioce
N EW URNITURE.

me anderssned having Purchased the stock In
usoer tas nams Of DUNCAN, KARLU CO ma -
csr IN he wholesae and retail ferni.rs
toners the most complete assortment In ~. =. "
reasonable priees, snd will their beat ends.v. =
deserve the Patronage Of the public. y
j. A. DUNCAN
JOHN KARLk
ox CHARLES SCHULZ
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ToJ w Rankin, SarnI +. Miller and James Larkin,
Defendants.
You are hereby notified thst there ia ale in
the Clerks once Of the District C0ayt 81 Lee County
Iowa, 1T kak, petition of John NeIsou, claiming
that must redeem Lot 2. Blsc i5o from Linn and
pay him the Of Oae Thousabd and Eighty ave
Dollars the refer or in eefsnlt reof that you be
forever ertopped frsm setting up elg interest
therein and payiBE also for reiif with costs
AGw eseh VI jon must appear and answer said petit
tson by Of the second day of the said
Court. be held The hrst Monday February 1854
judgment and decree will lie had therein b. default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL
JGr4d4w Plaintiffs Attorney.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Jonathan French. John MAXWELL and William
epeSr
You hereby notified that there is now on flo i,
NE once 81 TIE Clerk OF thF District Corrs or Lee
county, Iowa, 81 keokuk petition Of san mel ? Mi
IN Alaer Reeves and e. H. Perry, executors Of the
" u % y IL Reeves, deceased, claiming Of you n
$40 I"h&lAAh 81 fEeneh Judgment fer Eight Hundred
Ioirs ana interest ~ money ene On -four prouissory
notes and sgstnst ALI et You tLs. f9recIaspre ~
MortgaEe rpan Let eight In Block twelve ia ms als,
tton of William f. iHsiams and ~ YES 80 Pr
10 the City OF Keokus, Lee County lows
And urlets you appear thereto sud defend haf,,.
boon OF the second dss q the February term 1854 OF
said District Court Judgment and deere {n ~
render' q sgsiH,t ycu thereon by defaut
RANKIN & MccRARY
Gecib-ssw Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
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NOTICE.

To william Nurphr And C II Perry:
You are heIe by nasiae4 that there 10 now m die in
ihe oDes OF the CLERK Of The District Court a Lee
county, loss- At keokuk- Position Of sam uel Z. Mil
er. Amer Reeves aud c. II. Perry executors of the
VIII oi h n Reeves deceased, claiming Of you the
SAID william D. murphy the OF Three Hundred
and Sss etee Dollars and en yer cent
on s. money d1e on TIVE pfonlssory notes. sBa cia m
Ing against both you he foreclosure 81 Mortgage
upon Lot ten, Block Eve in Reeves Perry ARD vii
liams addition 10 tAe t'igy II Keokuk
Unless Yea appear thereto ard degend before noon
o. me second "a! OF the Fecruary ern 1864. of said
Court. Judgment and decree viii be sarr svn5r.t
you thereon, ~ default.
RANKIN McCRART
decIC-dsw Atorn+xs f,r pt.f,t4r
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To John W. WHISKY:
Ton hereby notified that there's on file In
the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
county, Iowa, af Keokuk, petition of l.. ID. Brown,
claiming Of you Twenty-Five Hundred and Eighty
seven Dollars upon prorniseory note made By Will
am Ruddick and II. NiseF and endorsed by you, and
praying for writ Of attachment.
And unless you appear ard answer thereto on be-
fore noon the second d6yof the term OF the said
Court TO begun and holden Eeokuk the first
Monday of February A. d, lss4, default and jutg-
ment viii be entered sgainst you.
NOBLE * STRONG,
janS-G4w bnorHegs for Plaintiff.
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Legal Notices.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Porter and VIM W BeIknap:
You are hereby notified that Thorn A Martin one
ofthe defer dapts I'm the suit Of John Porter e. WIN
W. Beknap, and others pending in District Court Of
Lee County. Iowa, Ut Keokuk has fled In said cause
his answer and cross bt against you. claiming for
reasons set forth In sxid bill that he should be
permitted pay on-h half Of the deet due pantn an
ihsreupon nave one undivided hiaf Of The land dss
eribed In the plaintnss petition released from his
paints mortgage. ant also praying that the decree
Ia said cause may order that certain note Of sad
Thomas Martin 10 w. w. Belknap, for $500, may be
and held for nought unless the said Beiknsp
shall pay the sum found due plaintiff.
Unless appear and answer said petition on or be-
fore Of The second day Of the February term 1854,
of said District Court decree will be entered against
you according 10 tte prayer Of said cross bill.
RANKIN NcCRARY,
At.orneys for said Martin.
Let publication Of this original In this case be
N ado In the 'Ds lily Gate City" according to Law.
CHARLES DOERR. Clerk.
By EDw. MrMM, Deputy.
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SUGAR.

SUGAR.
50 hhds Prime N. o. sugar;
80 bills Clarified. Crushed aud Put yerireddo:
Justreceived, andfor saleiow for Cash, By
0ONNABLE SMYTH,
ssp2o-d 81 and s. Leves,
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Hannah w Mills, Geo C DixOp Charles Parsons K
Co, De- endAnfs
foH herssy seversy rosifed that in the suit OF
Hira Barney against yea In the Iistrict curt of
County, Iowa at Eeoknk, wherein decree was rem
nered about tlE Sdth of June 1861. tha, said
plaintiff. tBArhey recover Of Hannah W Mills sp0I
S4-loo aud that Lei tsl, Block f55, il Keoksk Iowa
ee sold 10 fsy the sane RUE has been ordeved for
you - show why sad decree should not he
changed SO 20 show The correc, Block So instead
OF Block 1851 - DOW entered.
Now. soa hsreby required % sppear spd ans "
10 said rule and Cd caas- IL any Won can xhv stid
decree should be thas corrected ~ the ret cav of
tae nert term Of said Court - be held on the arsi
Aoncay n February, A D., 1864
IL. SCOTT HOWELL
6eef7-t4w pisfnt1ers st.orrox
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pr9pouncS by the Medical Faculty, and the
public, to bcbs ott wooderfui remedy for the per-
man~nt cure efAn diseases of the STOMACH, LIVER,
is not q MINERAL WATBR. II IL from expe
rienee that CONSTITUTION WATER has eman.tsd,
and We now Say IL man doubt when . single bottle
has been diseases which the cest medical
talent In this ntry has failed to relieve
remedy ros-essin the virtues Of Consultation Wa
ter cannot be eisssed under uaek prepsr ations
II 10 used b. the scientific practitioners In
down popular remedies ~hie the better skilled make
use Of every means TO accomplish add The sue
cess of the pbysi nan increases bis knowledge Of
diGeres remefisf enables him 10 produce cure while
others fail Ia the attempt Seieree satsued with the
truth.
Give Constitution Water fair trsl--we mean you
ho speessIssfs from to year,
and particularly alluds to ladies Who
resoting 10 local rsses and all sorts Of local sppli
there ~oaid be from local applications to the throat
fer diseases VI III brain.
We have always been careful to use language in oar
crcrlar that cou not shock the mos. delcste
xation, but e receive M asny communicAtons from
persons fer vhieh Constitution Water 10 adapted, and
VI whose disease mention has been made, that we
have to the conclusion that the remedy - cap
msshl be, IL sheuid be made known The medicine 10
put mp for the paeii aud there should be no excep
lions.
We vouid say Constitution Water IL not like =
Eilded pill snt the eye and txsSe II Is m edi-
cine 10 every schse III the TERM placed in the hands
II the people their fef ard taken according 10
the directions IL will in cry produce radical
ds, etc. relate Gully the disease which til
Occur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08
THE nAUIGREN RAID.

Tho official Documents captured on the pei
son Of w. Dahlgrsn, Colonel Command
iac,D deceased, are spread before our readers
\ beautiful paper campaign, spoilt II thc
execution hy the City Defence forces, "ni
utterly brought to noughs by General hamp'
~, Colonel johnston and Lieutenant Pc
lard. Why Dahlgren did not cross. to the
South Hill with "oakum, turpcntine and tor
rciocs," has not appeared.
Bn. these documents furnish unmistakeable
evidence .! tie Objects purposes and designs
oe .ho eI.erny. TO libsrate tho prisoners was
legitimate and proper, but "to destroy and
BURN the hateful city" and mot allow the
rebel leader Davis and his traitorcns crew to
escape" was as infamous in design as it war
eontemptibls in execution; The cowardly
wretch shrunk from the effort; he avoided tbs
South Side. and when attacked exhibited no.
thing of tho desperation and courage no had
laid down FOX his picked command" Dahl
gren will never go sacking again. Lieutenant
Pollard formerly clerk in this CITY with Mr..
J. r. Bridges) has secured Richmond against
the "oakum, ,turnpen:ine and torpsdoss". of
this burglar.
Soldiers road these papers, aud weigh
we'll thoir purpose and design. Will II"
these documents take of tho rosc-yater sent
mental mode of making Pennsylvania cam'
paisns? : Should our army again 60 into the
ensmy's country, will not these papers re-
lieyo them from the restraints of a ~chivalry
that would be proper with a civilized enemy,
but which only brings upon them the con-
temptof our savage foe
Decidedly, we think, that these palhgren
papers will destroy, during the rest of this
war, aii rose-watcr chivalry and that Cor
tie rulos selected by their enemy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-03-08

\ GALLANT AMI DARING ADVENTURE
Tho "Mi.siaaippiau" gives the following &C.
count Of : daring deScen. on Island &C BY
Captain Evans scouts:
Capt. Evans scouts, commanded by 1t. Cal,
lsher--consisting of eleven men-msde am"Et
desperate and daring descent on Island &c, op>
nosifo Bolivar, capturing the steamer Gull.
liam" and crcw, together with thirty-ive white
men and fifty contrabands aud several mules
uud horses also the errant traitor, Col. Mill
ford, who has been in command oftho island Tor
some time, which had become q general rem
dcarous for runaway negroes.
The manner OF their proceedings were as fol-
lows: Sergeant Robert Leo with five mon
procured q skis Oh the night of the Sd and
crossed over to tho island, where they
laid in ambush until daylight, and then SUR
prisod and captured the steamer "Guilliam'
aud crossed their prisoners and captured
property on the boat.
While embarkingf four Federal transports
loaded with troops passed within pistol shot.
but our gallant scouts remained IS cool and
uuooncerHsd ss though it wss az every day
occurrence, |
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CHICAGO 30.-A special to the Chicago
Tribune, from NATION illinois last night,
says:
Four hundred men of the 54th Ill. regi
ment leave Charleston to night, to attack
the rebels who are said to be 800 strong,
under commane of Sheriff John s. O'Hair,
entrenched at Gollidays Mills, ten miles
north east Of Charleston A portion OF the
54th is at Nation, that place being threat
ened from Shelby, and Monetry counties.
Two companies of the invalid corps en-
route for Springfield, have been stopped at
Charleston, for garrison duty Pickets are
on all the roads.
In the fight on Monday, four of the 54th
and one Union citizen we're killed, and Col
Mitchell, and two Union citizens wounded,
Two copperheads were killed, and several
wounded.
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Southern News.

New YORK, March 30.-The Lynchburg
Republican says:
The Yankees in East Tennessee retreated
to Thoburn plains, No prospect of q fight
at present.
The enlisting of colored trooss in Middle
Tennessee, goes on rapidly. At Shelbyville
and Lebanon. there are about 5000 men
ready for the field
DALTON, Ca, March M.--Geo. Pillow
has been placed in command of the cavalry
in Nortqern Alabama.
The enemy shows no disposition to en-
gage our forces. They have retired from
our front and their recent movements are
sepposed to be only Reconnaissance.
Heavy snow fell last night and to-day.
Macon, Ga, March 22-Tho Supreme
Court of Georgia, to day unanimously az
frned the constitutionslity of the Con.
federate anti substitute law.
Crops 10 Georgia promise we'll.
General Finnegan has sent his cavalry,
infantry and artillery to meet the Yankees
Pilatka.
All is quiet in the neighborhood of Jack
snnville. The pickets report that most OF
the eueny's troops have left