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cant. John q. AFasIa.

TlIa rebel Captain i said u have bsea Mid -
tbs Cap IN the aght q Saturday, Asione lhe -
pers seund IN his ossassan Is she following isstsr
~ rslal utlees be had challenged b fights assls
Ahssabes, Va Nay y, lest
faeptafa Jsh5 q Arsssf
Yosr communication 81 he ietf hat hss hsen
considered; and 10 Fepig i,ikt saJ That under Al
circninsfanees yonr rgqlat i most nxtsanfdlaafy.
By Whist principle ehn An eGcer who 4 the apehssr
"a cas- pcadag IA tie millsefgs saHa chsilshgs
70 the aespseA hefsa ths teffasRailas Il ne trial
If were even aiafesed % anreip 81 your fe9asst,
yoa slr. aast kheR tlai being under charges can
nul feken b order sifnasa ssss Rank sen mension,
Nafs14as nben yaa nd aigself tniefni the -
ny Ne both toek 90 oath h tlI.pai end olet tho
AaAels 4 Wm tf yhp ees " &c eqfKas ihat
naih A. Is ked rllailaalo IA ~ aaaafr gep EiF,
gsss ~ fal,g - - bildlhN fafea. an& SO.
fidtF Il De Highest a1t5 e feidses derinE tbs
bleesly stfeeel6 t. atsreeslssIsa q daacsts BIS
pefslnz AM Il neei ~ is 81 ~ eagntfy sas.es
Wien as ~ ) aEef flsell flaes = restored 20
81 fssrl16 lsna and ~ 9ilng esanls4 %
loisssf lehlshd ~ sfs les. ieilE fsea fsia.ssd
fF9a 4li tslea1innA Neiila dds honklesF Msrh q
feqgsfss = your eglnlne fr9fs sE,ea and u
laspslsAFy give hiin ~ ssll hhEk sea eleill
bat ih ~ event. nor sasles aEf circumstances
would eaeeps ehellmes rom ssle suhess see:hl
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ReTardins treason.

Upoh our arss page We aIlade % he enspleyment
q sass. r. Atkis By our military authorities, sns
5ef ths meAt batter and nnnonprsmisiag rsbels b
Esss Tennessee he wuas early litB tbs rebellIoh,
and continued active % Il and |. szsfS e ysf Hs h
receiving of the Gorsrnmeat sIss per Hlons On de
uss Of his fouiary, made up n part u nachineEy
taken frsm lSysl mea, arivaa ouk trpn I.snaen Scr
thrir UnieA seatlmsnis. He i tseeising $50 pr
month for sapaintendIng ne work spa SO PER
sssnth far extra maeAinary. Tesal per moash, tssn
and for the yssss. FOUR THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS
The Il shat our Gessrsa lsni Il d.lng ls Knoz.
viiis sjt on rsbe, ana he pha sbo asghs q b Il
Camp Chsse daring shs war. We den't knaE ssAs.'s
fastf Il "a nssr do We ears We dsnoupce 6lie ss.a.
s,e'ss pesSsg y nsesyxiing treassa n W asfe !.
ready 70 psy neody and dessisuts Cnien kn.llia 81
sshss they have Furnished the ssovernaasns, q ~
arc 10 give snpcynoHt 70 thess tonssrsld saainis.
Of ths Government and Rotcrimas ssesssisaisss, 4
wo,lid Be- little more eseditsble " ~ ms Ezau
ass concerned Ia making iron foe tbs rebel goyeFn
neni under contract before the Fedarai ernay eais
10, and ii would Be ven for thses who desire q Pre-
nots the ialerssss Of asoEod rebels 10 hire hIa &
ssars his lrcu.vOFks EgAIpi
sun another case, Sa,naei b. Masses u Swesi
water. late an ssprssnss Earoiiiag 0tEssr, h u,
rehg service, q volssntsr eOnsesipt be e sixt,
years of age-was brought Into this city on Monda,
and lodged IN jail by the uaited States Marshal
/ upoa 81 ipdicsSeent Cor trpassh By the FsdsFp
/ Grand Jury. whore does ne reader, the ioya
reader, sEd the Unisa refugees wanting work. sup
pose the Marshal fund thia old tfAitori BE va
arrssisd while as WORK, ~ fsrsmat - AasPaekhss
slapioysd by oar Geysrnfasns right wAars he he.
been srressihg Uniun rIen, at srssssatsr. Weldon,
know whose fault this b, nor do We esfe--we De
soance Il - disgrncshal, IS unjust umwiss and la
polite s
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We have bag letter ffon ne pOekst 81 81.
Gasss.o asr be VS. kiIlsa Ia the late sght 81 Nor
Fstewn, written By r ~ RAsa, che yoanEs1t Son
Il Samuel RllsA, q saIllvah coaasy. He writes
from Chsians Farm, Va, August G6tA, isei- ons
rsbel urssiag 70 another shua dlsssese Nh rsnOuA
and de Alsshsoas eifealstins among them = ns~s
II would Ike 70 dash into KnoxviIle Arst rate
aAd nbsNts the epprezSsd people there Thomas A,
= & u jail aud Ne. enapP , % - hung A ysrs
nica a. 20 b In, but they bE0ught On thsmsslvsa
- Jet ZEN rip BFouniow eagks 70 b hung e.
sx hsaEs every day, BY hook tAsoagb bis Cd skin
al an glaa % hsas that ga4ghns Brigade vii
Eef 10 Easl Tennessee II aaeA Id - thai ever
one II Aesgfs sllsses . 80 NAo h he lsast IN
farm 81 he paeple th1FA Tfnt Ell ths psgple via
fespsse end kink most u tssm vii csns - theiI
senses. IA afsaia old REowaiou b golag y mia
efeyihlne dewn II Ral fsahoasa he Sod
anralnslA sad hall y 20 rod - hi1as g ae
Welt ID thlasa leek pferpalpse iss e. gEsas
discard s esrtlinly Esskeg b - Nogsk-lAsY an
eolnk . hAse uaf y sAsss & iAsT tonk watcA
de1t sAae isye peps thg g e. lAen \ ~ tafe
= 81 e eur sAeslldera VIA 49, poaF klA@
tAiAk u ql,sssg pesesf I Aeps tPsegn nay =
ssat = kasi Isnncsses ssal<lsns y wake AID ~
HWhsrs i Mis- Has sa.sSa MyrunrI. % b.s
NJ love 10 His MslllA vhsa yoa 81 deen - Joaas
borough. Step - Bristol aad see NJ. james and
Lsvitss Johasoa Ten hsF / have nee forroltes
swest music kindot regeeth - nfsendA
- Year ffienA
n n. RzA
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Fatare Yraae Regalaliens.

By order q The Treasury Deparlmsst he supply
Stores for East Tsnnessss win b given Ous 10 sol-
diers and sailors Who have bit thsir mbs or hsAltA
in the strsiaa tAuy faFhishlhg - shs Asse@ary pa
pers upon Which 70 act II The aliowAnoe fsF sash
town \ rot taken up By them, shs nezt Prsfsrsaoa
win b shr inen who have ssrvea - loag As two
year.. Tbs third class preferred uiiI b lsyAl men
Who Ats b ne business.
The hsl elss preferred and he elas We shah
saks pleaans ID asnylss pnd fsreing . rsslro. :
dat clas o. kesspoksa ulea Who opposs NE Aa.
minis.taiiaa, snd asaeOaee De war policy q lAe
Government They can Wind ap der asOrsN q
sell out and thh noslps i given that hey MAO prs-
pare f0s change Men vhs srs nct fsr the Gsy.
srnmsnt arr against Il aad have no elalss aIoa il.
bounty. TAe oovvraa.sai has fristts snoasA h
tie ooansrs % 40 the baslasss q - eantry. viii
oat the sersira u Es s.ssisk
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ReIolelne over Our Deseats.

Whsa The news cEms mte eas snHn u Tie diaas-
ser 70 Gen. GIIlems command. the rebel vosnen n.
joieea Aioad and talked OH Treason dehantiy, Ret-
Il tFaisoEs u ths ssaIs pursaasica, who had taken
the oath 70 faystheir property were 70 roicsa that
they could sOs soaecal their Sselihg< Old sscs@ioh
Rsps, who can7 HE It home, and have come hers
10 ave their liveh were on he ssreea esuting aud
showing thAs thsy expected v have their tosy
friends u possession q The eoanary som.
What we want snd What i,atiss demands h
that these traitors male asd feaaAis al Be- sent
South and their pfppsay osRascased The milita-
~ authorities have either 70 espeli shsse iss. IN
formers and trAiers fpm ths caantsy, q they WI
drive The authoritless and he resi- q ~ NORTH q
the Ohie RsEeT The Febsls stiilswsar that but ens
party eAn iive herSl
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Aaraaee IN eur Charges Ger sahscrip
tionG

In Consequence o. the increased cost OF paper Rk,
wagOA hael, and other materials, The Prepsiesot 81
the KEoxvr1IR wHIo has been compelisd % cd
vance The price q subscriptions md advertising.
This step has been taken reluctantly, but fcsn sh
saia,e sooessies, ard after mature aelibcration, We
have had either 10 do This or suspend publication,
ana Ne know that our Union friends don't want our
psper to stop. few facts stated may serve - an
excuse for this sefaEm
The paper lasa down 70 us here, before the retsa-
lion, at - per reAn- now eost as ELEvKS poLEARa.
Ink i doabSs labor Il 6oabte are<wcod ! do4sbts
and ell We parchAse 10 live upon, % carry on the
ece costs sae;es or sars the prices PAID before lAr
rebellion. We were the Art Publisher in East Ten
nsssee. ia 1889, 70 psi down weekly paper 70 Two
poLLARs per year. Aad We have been The hst n
raise - higAes rate. As soon q circumstances
will Justify IL Ne via return 70 old price, This
var viii be put down Ia the couyss Of the rear 1855
sad then the country win be relieved ef the high
prices which are draining the resources o. hasaess
men and We shah Be among Tia sTss % retara ioths
old rats. 81
Ia future We must have rnREE DOLLARS pes
year; and those sending rs oxE or rive pCLLARN
viii have the paper furnished for a tAiTd o. Ace
tairxis Of year Oar advertising rates win be ed,
vaneea IN proportioa. In the meantime We solicit
the confined support q the iends II the Govern.
ms1t and the enemies Of the RebeTlien and in
tarn va premise 70 hght for the enc and The other
until victory perchss upon cur standard
w. @. BsowNLoW,
Easter and Proprietor,
Novsmbsr 10th, 1854.
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Conyeutlon in KnoxytIle.

The loyal men Of all the counties In East Fen
nessss arr requested - meet 10 Convention In Knox
vile. the FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER,
18Th, 10 appoint Delegates 70 Preliminary State
Convention. A general sttendAnee Il desired aud
Iaen Ers requested 70 sszve who sre prepared % 80
10 Nashville and we promise them free trSnsporta-
tion n and from Nashville Counties remote from
here are requested to appoint their own delegstes Il
tbey snd it ineOhvanieai 70 attend ~ KAexyills,
and IL they prefer it they can appoint eisissas o.
per.sa 70 20 As their preziesOr instanes they can
designate toe Delegates from any ene county to rep
resent them But, IS The Feleral Court viii Be- n
session here 80 shall expect barge turn ont on ths
stk q DsssmbsE
W. q. BR8wkLop.
SAH. X. RoDaKkS
PEKEx DICKINSON,
DAVID T. PATTkRs0x.
r. X. BTAn
ExseShrs CSsasstfes
Rsrsmlsr -, 1884
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Gen. Gulem's Command.

Il y kEowu 10 the aouairy thht BRIs. GEE, 5Ii,
LAM hfs for months, been in command Of Brig
zde Of 6tste and United States troops sent hero BY
Gov JoREEos. consisting u shs eth, 9th, and I5th
Tennessee CsyKlry. with this command b. fought
sna whipped AoRaIs, and subsequently yAFsHk,
and. 10 short, rendered sAhsable services.
Las Friday he va attacked st Buifs 5gpf by
the rebel forces commanded by BKnekfkEIpeK and
handsomely r.Isalsea the tetals. The STACK wa
renewed on Saturday, and lerrible tattls insaod,
an which our fstcs FsFaisea thsBs kesin, With Loss
Of t,ses-..vsa afsuf ysbets ls b. The ground, the
enemy carrying Of their wounded. Our t5ss vas
s.sht killed and aiaetss~ wounded. The Eight con-
tinued for SsrSz Gg4Fs.
On Sabbath cyeuinsGEz GILLEH, fading ihe
rebels we're about 20 surround bin, cstssnsneea q
retreat bringing bis artillery and uagonss,rt Nth
s portion Of the sth, and with the 9TH leaving Abe
remainder Of The ssh and the 18th 70 pr.,te.4 the
rssr The Hasa aud horses had now tsan 1lises
day. without rssloRs sEseps fresh BEEF Sithoul salt
At the xsss end % MerSieiewh tie felels flsea
On our troops from the paajs-shs packea asules,
sorae i5e q t.rsln s,ok right ala bsehs d every
dirS4iras, and panic s.dsea Hpoa osf frs4gs, and
thsy bfoae "a every direction, ths nsalIt of shieh
vas, that we lesi our Artillery, sad vnxous and
many q our men their horssA asd enns Gen. co
lem tires himself int the treat rank, and asslsaa
By the Officers of the Regiments Iabored 70 fosln bis
men into line 70 make stand and give hatils, bai
al 70 no purpose. Tie usoa vsre paslie striekel,
we're the numerous citizens Aieng, snd tbs very
men Whos had fought ~ brsvely, sBd 90 dsFingly,
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u
81 he aas tslsfa, -. - tsFnns aasssas =. 3
- he bseaektsp 60
TIE eapsare3, kliHs sAa misEe5 y aas So !.
n,aaa. Via NJ estiea - aps1ssl Ne essainz1d
hssS IA eaeasi,sa Va u BE hidlsk ~ - 49,
sing msa are amlng - 9Asfs - ! fhessd
and enc rssasFs hseat u 10 ne lafeet opposing Is,
and - 70 slle enana q on nies1 hss ws ksse So.
led tlss ieadisa sis e detailed b q - dileBni
eflcss II ths conmAa&. Who usre fssselil sna eiis
messed aii that occafeed.
Ths ssllowipg etief ts.iad "a he l,sekas q rsrk
hassi, rssel, aissf Ne IVES killed b The Aghi Il
Saturday. shows thai BFsehinsaAes sssAniad bis
fsscs q equal 10 ne pssAslaa
Hkkb erknkah8 AkNf ID KAkf FasR-
$50 Rkeaiewe, Eos. IL. lssa.
TIE Nd. Cen cesasaanaiak desifss slss Yen
more yorf shoie epnlana - = 10 tDfns junction
With Gen. Vaughn near New Mafkel % DE lib
ihst- The Ma. Gen. Gemnnnding In nasnpany
With Gen. naks, IL he Cavalry, via move % The
Gap on the same day kna n he two forces wi op.
crate pnumpsly tsia eaeHsy ean he ha6sy Flsippe1
and paosgiy sapinroA. Have your men IN gecs
fighting ories and s.ose rapidly Apsssf y re
tarn courier. sss -. * .4as
Bs order q
- MAJ anx. HKzcKnhipeR
~ d @. PAez. A. D. q,
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Elcesien Returns.

This votes II ooansiea In our 6tnse eosns in sLMiy
sizing % thu want 81 mail facilities The vote, IN
der an tbs circumstances hiss hsan lasgs and shows
she feeling Of Che Psope y Be daep and Vida. They
have ycsed for the war candidates sna Or he crush.
ing ssli 81 tho rvbsllien. Ard al he ssss palls
were for Lincoln aud Johnscn
The votes u esrtaIn eoanties show. with unsrrIng
osrtainty, sbe parpsss. 81 tbs people. Ard ths
votes cast, ia view u tho members In the uaea ~
nay, slsgy large vosa:i asis
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Hs1sI.it Al. keY sih. t9s1
Is. q e. kfpeaioSb = kss6 hi 9alt1
ala & ia tlass sIls9 ett6.ft 1sll fe.n setls
s. ~ ssssas.ssa fisss, aislE a. fAsl hif, k111 -
rxbsl la.r<s nhdzf nesareeafa Heel 4 81. siksss
81 bas he snssay ylslslhe Ehs lel'de u eeanisf
have Isarhsa y ptpslsasS tl.sf eEs, ass. = 8
f;ssngsf Il moi g - tlwAfsts - bsls hohls q
tbssztsnipE tales
Tie snsay vas tact shout Is n y ne q Ten.
aassee GayKisy, Lisak Col. W. j. lSoteF, ieth IN
dina Cavalry, Mal6f -z and one foeslon u
f3sssfy a, lit Tennslses Klsbi AFililesf. Captain
Albess r Beach. BE Nkois aildsl Is insaeaels
ssmiasnd Of Ileat Gel Pfosssf The shshsy cpessd
a y With f.ll baisnry, partially masked q &c
tsoas. s'as ashi w,la hard ead lassea nnlil dafk.
yhan the Hsiag ceased Next tneFbiae 4 Nss AsSin
showed ssid eonihnea unsll about noon - rs NH
AstiAs foas days.
On - mosnlns u lie third asy capsain Hseeh
iisaounied one efshslr Kuns and hlsN hp to sAlss
sois easi.lnKa considerable a ne saeae
thsa The sane asy forts ssvan g tks lssh Mich
iEas Infantry, under C4pialn, (Mhtss name haso
torgostsn.i charged aha caplarea Eve osmnsAssonsd
efiesss and Csc hundred md seseateeA enlisted mon
masking N hsxfsxais q one hsndFa4 and tasAsy-
two men cspsursA h theif riae-pils b. fertysssen
nsa II tha epsa fsld This wa Ilsia eFes Two
and haif rsbsls shal one YAahse ~ whip inslesd
d Cha ashisalry uhipying ava = shsE lold - u
The bseiaaing % The war thsy wsss gUiss Co.
Ths ~ O. 8 Colsfsd InfantEy, colsnsl MsswAa,
charged ssbel battery aha SPIKED two guns Killing
sna vpanding gruss hiaay. Il : quite eosatnon
snsoas he preslssefy potfioa Of the eountFy &
agree shss ths segsoas ass eewsrh std vii hsl
aghs would jass sAg y thsni, thsy sasss sau "a,
aghting. nsiher Dc thsg know nsyAhlng aleu-. 4
consequently ~ can excse them % assnsnt 81 Dbl
srgausshts, bai sasiact % aeoogki q lshesznes.
1 sraasmlt horewilA DE llst II easakltIsa - Oh
iriezdes
2D fRsNKssKE ekvaLgr
Co. D.--gIlIsa-Capsain 4. g. McHsgnosas.
Co c. Killed -ssrst, Desc Collin. Nsasasa-
Corp, John Coward 80
| Co -Kslled-James hcFaH m
Co -Killed--Jsmes u. Rohartseh.
o. K.- woanded--RaAss I. MisA Apdrs.
Co. Hs--weundea--Joseph ,. HsArout
pArTKar 4, lsr rrss. LioHr AhTiLLERY
Killed. Patrick Carroll and james Eswberry.
wesanded. -Tef7saca Grimes and Aiehaei Type
The ioth Indiana Cavalry vas temporarily q
saehea 70 the Brigade bot thsy have aot ben r.
sulrsf % Fepost thrvugh brigade Headguartess con
seqaeatly we bare no iist x casualties fspm ihn
ssgla,sns. wnl- A. Melissa
Adlasast Sd Tenn. Cav. and 4. a. a. q.
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Rslseass he Rpas 90 MrGiailAa by 80 p<ss.
New Jsrna5 has r6ns sas hire y eco . spes sod
Kentsehy, hs6eA aOutslll kall.la - . haFp gore
Cor him Il - hes aarried TIE thiea ssasa = sas
riss u elsetSf.i ysasa sad 4 tIle asFa heaa faah
thss hes essr ma ~ The eihe For sHsFsssy 4 :
eantugYi L.s.s. sas
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whSssas. tAs syasa = Tshhssses saiisa - asa
IN i.s Iasl rgalnr sdlossnneat. saa whsssaA q :
nev destss1 isapeftsas y hare 3 meeting q lAAs
1o.lg - = sifly 5 ~ = pissiiAtls
1 sheIeAsa. q sAa lasi MofsFsss 49, ID saf
sesaes y Ma p,sssflig II isa eeasa - a. 80 Il
~ laanesat klssabiy q Hlse. q hsrssz peszlss
the sshsa q fsunaese = eaasssa h a. Rsssks-
sssiaa ekarsh b sNesitAiss Tuna, - - 50 e.
q n,oesakzs nsat e. Il eelssA. a. ~
Eha u.ssalss ars ID ssl - - p,ssssdal b sAsil
atssnslAnea isesskes Nith a mNny aliae slasr.
sspsss1nasng IN asassaal Slaa<hss ~ nsy ana 4
saatssssat d snsae
EnekAa EEsts 1laaerEses
fti4adisiia Esa4 NAp-.sss 4 1ae4
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a. sk.ssaA = ~ 49, sal s.a saks = -.
= ar ss bag. -ssAy aosa >casA b ~
- s.,e,. usss h sad IN, 49, ~ -
ia ~ Aslsaai ksa q thsy $50 y = !,
AtaatA .Sa.e4 - wsAs ~ e-h - 2
"a sbssahsr ssae - tAs sd ssalsFs.aa -.
We Asaa kasx ~hsl 60 sasrsssa' -. -.
!. - cas- : - ~ rssslasa $3.50 = -
And asosa ia sasi
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New York alI RlgIel.

TIN union ssaIoriiy In tho great ssais Of Nes
York d from isaee % Toso Ihh sscafes ths dafat
a ssyssosr, chs srsss Dp,ea1rssis stsekssr q
kns~R nsAei psseiisiiieh MeEleIlsa : rssss sssF-
wAelrniagIy aeEeaasd slsAa ay nssa Inst ever nm.
Thsrs s - esrsAinsy - Us having easriea sa.eFe
than eve State
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:=z,i8s a,sf - ssii.fkd alii "a kei& ksft
|.;.6 ls.sH s s szt.s.as him te taIs q isuaef
7fI. fe5|s - - h1is'isi d q lsba C4etAlf
1.[>.is. IS {I.# 5eka II Has
g OAK.
hislss 80 1se4 bat Or
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1.aVFs Mct3LkcFLIN 4 authorised b acs as osiF
aqent aleag the whole Paeiac Ceaat lie saAFsts
L San Francisco California.
c 8 HuhBARn, ef New Havea. CaaReCtieat, y
eur roeularly xppclhsed agent 70 seScvs rnbserip-
tssHs for cur paper IN thss State.
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Head QuRrters,

I chronlcle with sorrVw The death of enc more Of
our soldians PsIy. Act5rnth a. Capt MepoyeIrs
company u Barnssyills. ! kpsw Ms. VII !
have enloyod many an hour u song and 81 with
hiHa. and be good temper ard joyiai ways wos our
heart A good solaier-a iluliftil ane--se moafa
biz ioas and our only regret aer bis death u thai
ne died hy disease, and not hy tho hand 10 ar en-
envy, for no oftea suppressed b deslfn % mest them
FareHssl Mol eusaraasi friend drop ~
aslan when titink ef my ssilax-spldler
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Thcatricals.

Wo have been requested to state that several
ladies and gentlemen will give grand Drama'ic
Entertainment in the Masonic and 0da Fellows
IIall of this place IN soG.c iinc evening darins
the last week in April, or perhaps sooner. or
co.ssc this performance vii! be Tor the bcnoht OF
thAsodcrs, and Of course The ladies arc tho orig
ua,ors and leading spirits. On this OCCASION tiey
will pry;i,,ce Dion E,u.citauis's brilliant ard
.,ash;ns COMEDY +" L"sd"n .i,.m7mcc." and Duck
stones unarproaehsb!c Farce, The E""gd D'o'
mon}." ,iood iimos ahcal. All possible and
conceivable success attend the Ladies.
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Prof. Holmes introductory Leciure.

Professor l!oLaks delivered his Introductory
lecture on the natural lristery ierca,ior, on Sun
day ar,crooon last to lfnil. attentive, aai highly
uppreca.iyc audience. The subject mas handled
with great skill, by tha learned Professor and the
leo,aro exhibited ttrouskou: great research, dcsp
learnipg with copious and beautiful illustrations.
1t .forled rich treat t., the curious in scientific
Investigations. whil.t,toavery listener, itreveaied
h;llca ypccnIa'i'ns of wonderful ana solemn i'm
port. We are glad that the Professor has extend
ed ti:s kindness to or Community, and earnestly
hope tat his patriotic. and benevolent intentions
in tho premi.cs, viii ae richly rewarded By large
aad appfcril'iyc aulicuec, throughout the deliv-
cry of the caurs,. We advise every one to go,
anl to those who cannot afford the price Of a
ticket, we will venture TO insure one fcom either
of tLo cpmmittee.of Arran semsnts.
The drs, OF III, regular course OF Lectures will
come of. Ibis "wednesday evening.
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every moment to hear Of somc Of her dear icf-.
lives bciag killed or injured in this cruel war.
These trials she bore with Christian frrlitude.
And now, through her unLouhied faith, sue has
brightly risen to things Beyond her reaceIu gave;
I Dir with regret announce That her sweet and
cheerful voice will never hc heard again. Ne
suffering or private nnnoyances ever cx.orted from
her al ougry er harsh expression. Her Maker
was indeed her mode; mad tho lessors she taught
of humility aud of dependence upon Him from
whom sac uh;ained her strength, could n"t and
should not. be thrown away upon any wiio were
permitted IL profit by them
shc.was n iaving wife, devoted mother, u be-
loved mistress, and constant. friend. On i .
9,k ulimo, the crisis approached, when she He'd
to the arms OF her Saviour. So passed away q
woman OF an advanced age, whose IAsIdory will
be eyer green in the thoughts Of thoss happy.
enough o.havs known SO shining m example of
purity and picly.
She left an aged husband. four sons, tSo tnnGh-
ters, arl numerous relative and friends, and ac-
quaintunccs. to mourn her irropnrablc l'a'. Bnt
their loss is her eternal sain. Blessed arc lhey
| that die in the Lori. Il. III
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For the Legislature.

Mr. EDITOR: You-will please announce GEO.
D. TTLLMAN, Esq, candidate fer seat in the
House Of Representatives.. This gentleman, now
u member of The ID Eegt. s. C. Artillery, is too
we'll knewD as Lawyer and q Scholar to need any
especial commsnda:ion in this announcement.
Throughout the present contest he has discharged
the yarieu. duties incumbent upon him rs citi-
zen md aofdier with fidelity and fai,hfuincss.
Long willhis. .liberal:y and kinlness to Soldiers
family be gratefully remembered And his many
friends and admirsr,, both at home and in the
army, entertaining the honest conviction that he
is the proper man to represent them in the next
Legislature, will support Elm at the ensuing cleo
'tion. MANY FhlENDe.
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