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FROM PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, Aug. Sth, 1884,
si1ce explosion CT the mine Friday evening moth
ing OF interest has occurred.
There was some picket frrg ard mortar Smelling to day
but resulted in moth ing.
Grant s certainly sending troops from his COM
mand the Valley. Grant. however, is not believed to
Lave abandoned mining but is stu perseveing in digging
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TELEGRAPHIC


sd according to the of Congress- in the year 1868
nv n THRAsHER, in the Clerks ONCE of the Dstric
Court of the Confederate States for the Northern Dsric
nf Georgia.
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orEca go PAssznonas AND EoRwAmpmas.

a 49, 44;ss S 90 ssa5S
0N AND AFTER AUGUST lST, The RATE OF
I passage This Toad will be increased (S3t) thirty
three and one third per cent and charges tr4Usporta
lion of goods Ill be increased (5O) fity per cent.
b. ordor 3. L. FR- mont,
Eng. h supt. W. g.. W. r. r. Go.
wiImineton Y. c., July 10Th, 1854. 2747t&A5.3 81
State Journal copy g..
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THE Y NKEES REP 'kTED TO HAVE EVACUATED
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS-NATIONAL CONVENTION
OF NEGROEs-GAPTURE OF YANKEES, 81.
CLINTON, La, Aug 5th 1864.
New Orleans papers tia: the enemy entirely
evacuated Brownsville, Texas, owing everything.
Our batteries in sinking the steamer Clara Bell, killed
three and wounded thirteen Yankees. The balance es.
capped to skipworths Landing.
negro national Convention be held In New York
en- the fourth of October.
Yesterday morning at eight o'clock Col Scott captured
soekade 1t Do les sn,aon the river below Baton
Rouge without the loss OF man. We have taken over
hundred prisoners, and large amount Of military
stores.
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ATgENTEON gEHIO's E.sERyGe.
TEE SENIOR bEsEHVEs Of n. Hanover and B'uu9" OK
Countips hereby or}egcG 20 appear - re C~pt
Il 0uae ia Wilmington every fs'u day. T. o'2 OK h u
till further orders Tor drill and iCstrcction:
e order In G.n. Hclme2
D. s. JAC0B5 Capt.
Aug 232lt-462t"
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MOBILE, Aug. 9Th, 1864.
special dispatch the Advertiser dated Fort Morgan
Aug 6th that of the enemys guuboas with the
wounded lad lett for Pensacola We communicated with
her, and learned that Admiral Buchanans wound is doing
WE'LL and that his leg may be saved.
The Tennessee hsd two killed and eight wounded the
Selma eight killed, including 1t. Comstock, and
wounded and tn Morg IN slightly wounded.
The garrison Fort Morgan in fine spirs loss slight
The enemy firing mildly.
The gunboet Morgan up last night also the
Of the Gaines.
The enemy lost monitor and one guuboat.
In Mobile business generally has been suspended, and
the city q military camp.
Three suuboats came within few miles Of Dog river
yesterday evening" when they went back The enemy
have merely carried the outpoats.
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MOBILE, Aug. 9Th, 1864

FROM MOBILE-CASUALTIES ON TIE CONFEDER-
ATE GUNBOATS-THE GARRISON AT FORT NOR
GAN, &c.
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ROMAN WAR SONG.

March, march for your hearths and your affairs
Cursed to all time be the bastard that faters;
Never on earth may his sins be forgiven,
Death on his soul, shut the portals of heaven
A eurse on bis heart. and a curse on his brain
Who strikes not for Rome, shall to Rome be her Gain
Santo, Spirtto. caualierS!t
Blow, trumpets, blow
Blow, trumpets, blow,
Gayy to glory come,
Like q king in bis pcmp,
To the blast of the trOmp,
And the roar Of the mighty drum
Breeze fill our banners, sun gid spears,
Santo SpTlto, c0UdlteTS
March, march for your freedom, and laws!
Earth ia your witness all car th is your caCsei
seraph and saint from their glory shall heed We;
The angel that smote the Assyrian shall lead ye /;
To the Christ of the cross man is never holy
AS in bra wing the proud in defense 81 the lOW.y!
Brat zs fill our banners, SUI 81 d cur spears,
Sdnto Spirtto, cdodlterS!
Blow, trunpets, blow,
Blow, trumpets, blow,
Gaylv to glory come,
Like king in lis pomp,
To the battle of uOmp.
Ard the roar of The mighty drum
Breeze fill your banners, SUP gli your spears,
Sd1do SptT,to caUdt1erS
March, march ye are sons of the Roman
The sound of whose step was as fate to the foeman
Whose realm, save the air nd the wave, mad wall,
Though your fame hath sunk down to the night of Ii
grave,
1t sha Il rise the field like the sun from the wavo
Breeze your banners sun GID yout spears,
Sant2 Splrto, cdootiers =!
Blow tIumpets, blow,
Blow, trumpets, blow,
Gayly'to glory come,
Like a King IL his pomp,
To The blast OF the tromp,
And the rear OF the mighty drum
Breeze fl your anners, gid your speara,
Sano Splr,to, cG0atters
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The WOUNDED YANKEE NEGaoEs.-Some sixty or
seventy OF tue Yankee negroes, who wounded in
the engagement of Saturday, were brought into the
Poplar Lawn Hospital yesterday, in ambulances-
Stretched upon the grass of the Lawn they presented
rare spectacle. There Old me and young among
them-thick-lp blacks and the more regular featured
muattos. Their wounds generally Of the serverest
nature arms broken, legs broken backs broken and the
like. They remained unattended to on the 6d so long,
before the Yankees would allow them to be brought in,
that the wounds have become offensive, and are fly
blown The Yankee Surgeon in charge of the bospit-
al busy all tha day in performing operations, and
had not got through last night. Some of the fellows
say that until the flag of truce they had nothing to
or drink after the battle
Some whites and Indians were brought in with the
crowd.-Pet. Express, Sd inst.
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FROM PETERsBURG-THE CONFEDERATEs COUN-
TERMINIHG AND EXPLODE YANKEE NINE
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A letter has been receved In Hull, England, from
one of the crew of the Confederate Rappahsn-
mock which is lying at Calais. The writer states that
the ahn ia a. present under the strict surveillance OF the
Frencb and Eoglsh authorities, who firmly refuse to
oerm;t her to leave CALAIS. For time past the
surge has been cruising IF Calais with the hope
of cantur,ne the Rapl anannock Toe Confederate at
present ia not in position to cope with her woudbe
sntaoonist as she mas neither guns nor ammunition
board. The captain of the Rappahannock would, how
ever If the authorities grained permissiou leave The
DOR, and take his chances of Guiding the vigilance of the
Federal.
The writer states that the Confederate is much the
fastest vessel and that if she once got ahead of the
Kearsarge she would be perfectly safe The Rappahan
mock ID fitted with fine pair OF engLes of three hun
dred and fftv horse power, four fighting boilers and
two dispatch boilers. She has on board at presen,
about one hundred and thirty men. The news of the
sinking of the Alabama called forth many expressions
of regret from the crew OF the Rappahaonock and they
evinced their sympathy for the crew of the lost vessel
by making collection for the wounded and the widows
of those who were killed or drowned durLg the hrie
struggle between the Federal and Confederate cruz
sers.
THE PRISONERS FROM THE ALABAMA, ETC.
The London Daily News says:
The four officers of the Alabama who landed q
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FEy~ Cart. MARK u. BEARDEN Is announced
- the nrsoaditisHal Union candidate for Sheriff Of
kaax crutity. The Captain = = t'an 81 iae islie
metal and II elected will do bis ntassi 10 discharges
his duties only n,an q sh1oabAed loyalty can.
- - aAxr yo1tns % KSox.
Tax CptivrYor authorized and requested
TO nnnearso JAMES 8. HALL. - candidate for
Tar ta.lre.or fer the evupty " Kaos, ~ The eHsH
log Marsh e.srtisn. febts-st
We arr authorized nnd requested 70 announce
ANDREW KNOTT candidate for Tax Cob
etar for the county of kaox ~ the ensuing March
electen. iSpiStae
We arr asiI,osised to annasnce WILL HALL
= candidate for the Office " County Register fss
Knox, at the ensuing March election.
We are authorised ard requested - aaho,lrce
s.rr,, Major JOHN L. siIIpE as a candidate for
County Register Of Anderson eaunty g the March
election. eb-"~A
We sFn authorised and requested 10 announce A..
s. Ht'Dii ut RGIi ~ a candidate for County Reg
isier IL Knox .c,,snty at the Marvh election.
fehze-3ts
wo are authorized anil requested to announce
sergeant RICHARD MASrERSON, Co. 9, 9Th
East Tsnness.s Infantsr. IS . candidate Cor Tax
Collector Of Knox county At theMarch slecttoh'
feh20-3ts
We are asthorixed and requested 60 announce
WILL. n. ROBERTS a. candidate ts County
Court Clerk o. knox eoaHty at the March election.
feb9t-3ts
We are authorized snl requested 70 announce
II. HOUNDS ne . candidate f"r Tax CoilsctoI Of
Knox county al the March election. fbao-3ts
We are authorized aud requested to announce w
n. SWA AN - candidate for re-eleciion s. sheriff
~ Kaax county at the March election
We are authorized and requested 70 announce j.
p JACK a. candidate Cor re-eieeticn ~ Tax Coi-
lector Il Knex coanty At the March election
We arr Authorized Rpd req,icsted 10 announce
Il, Lieut.. ADAM +. G0TTREfsis Co. G, sih Z.
Ty. 4. ms d cassddass fur County Register of Knox
county 81 the March election.
we arr srllsrised and requested 10 sHaet,nec
JOHN 81 LOVE as candidate for ocansy Reg
lsscr " Kaex county NJ the Marcia election
We are au&horiscd sad reFesied 70 announce IL.
HARRY IA candidate for re-electica ~ fristec
Of Knees county at lhs ensuing Narch EVICTION.
W. SIR authorized and requested "a ahnanaec
Col. WI. CRAIG rs q candidate f1r rS~elcetion ~
t..,s,.ts Court Clerk IL Knox county Il the March
clee;ieu.
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$500 Bounty.

FOR every able-bos!icf ulaR who had rather aght
for his country than be slave. Now Is the time
and here's tho chance II yea wish 10 enlist N reg
imsnt that soF sobrefy, morality and COED diseip
lice Is net surpassed BY any Tennessee regiment in
the United Ssatcs scrviee-
No naaa who has served tour IL the .rebel arnY
need apply CIR admittaBce unicss be can. wRk SUB.
staatial evidence establish the faet that he has al
the tiu.e been l0yal man and ferccd into said
array eoasrary 10 bis will
For farther particulars inquire q The undersigned
who will be found on Car street in kaexyille sny
day Tor three weeks and who viii Be pessed TO AZ.
ssFeY any iesorroSstsries coacerniBs the regiment
Cor Hhieh he i recruiting that mra wishino enlist
wiil perhaps wish to make
Respectfully.
o. r. MccAMNON, Lieut..
frbso-s,s and X. q, ID +. T. Cav.
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0NK HUNDRED AND F1FTY MsN ARE
xn1lF7 b ~ ma 1. sd q. Batteries h de Firss
Tenaesate Affill<Fy..
Tha ufsdsedxnea Easin9 elaasoI ~ relations 70
the aeffied 81 fhs eonstat0a 81 he fsth and liza
It4nsssea He<5Hs6ss 81 Gasairf, and sisee shaS
kapinz fstslsss1 d. epegihAzneas 81 I1saisnant
fplsnA II fks I'm Te1sssses Assslissv, wouid
eefuseilg - ssspeoffaitg, psiisil fearIfs ss 80
Aftiilerf eeftiss & hefnx 10 f;sk@t arm u he
serffce. Il sfefst asefs esnsn seisbed and n0n-
eeefs aff shsfsse ~ hikhesf pay
e. ~ aesesrasa tSfafs Rs4tsse tIepsF moalk,
nsef fsfFsants taI eaeli baftsfy keiae aIiozed
twelve Cerpofsis inssssf ~ eiE)t - IN esBpaaies
In Fazinsenis 10 her afus ~ tho serree asd sxht
instead - ase sc1eezsta, and fsgs Issaead II two
LIsaonsns1--thaa giving hfgsr margin ~ PFouo-
tiaA.
cons, then, and jsia he bixhess Ars u ths ser
siee Wow i tie tilAe % salist NAiie. The highest
hannsy ever kne9a = teiag oaeresl Sou, sfd ~
81 he ioth q March the GoseFnmest , O8eFiHg
1854 be6idr otEee ray and alioEasces- CORE iksn,
sld 81 ane ~ ne glOFy q putting a6sh The
Wieted Feheilian
n any ssahl prsss - cidssfsesss ~ - dssise -
enlist, tileg ~ aad Nalsf NKLLs - myself -
kanzyfiis. ftesIl. ItrARF Al Chiffon, h1sd Msjss
rgNcENr MrEHe n Claiborne euuntf --any ~ whom
via take yusss dsrfisaiya lists end farHzk trans
possaslan - Nssksiil the heaaaaFtes. u The Beg.
iiaent wfssrs yaa vii report 10 Capt n X. YsrSa,
who II e this Inns in e0mmaBd. who wtA provide
81 nee saSasy e1fipf tents and csaforts fF sps;.
JAMES A. DOUGHTY.
esbz7 Ia Col. fst Tenn. Ar
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Attachment.
NV, HaaAsre ". T. A. Ramsey sna ]. 9, Me-
Nwsa Rauses

THE Plaintiff On affidavit stint Go dssenuhlssA
are itldshfni 70 hiFa and that they - ssasa tha.
srs,,.s s,,slat he seseeA en- them, having elsasaed
=. .ftls,i ttsehsseut asanss the saiaie q Sha De.
E,,s,asss Tesss rs,,afnatse brftae 3 p Jaurolfnpll
! xsssies "a 8he psaea IL kaoa evasdy, aud he
s..,s ~ iar kesss lefisd 90 iheiF ptepssty II =
s,Es<.sI - ai1 aastice ikat aessaanis sPfEaf -
sre him Ii HI egs u kassslll ca rs 81
q & e,rfleg sssssi thai this ncse1 be FaAllzhea
~ s,.ss wssks s. ihr Kne5gllle Wig
~ - y = -, sf y II J5tt RnE sisax III
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Attachment;

A. 8. Hudihurgh ". I. O. Haynes.
The ptail.tiE, - aGaaviI tsat the defsndRst =
indebted 10 him and that be - ahseonds that process
cannot Be served on him, and having obtained an
original attachment against the defendant made re-
tnraahIe bcf5re r. y. Jourelsnon, Justice q the
Peace Of Knox eEunty. and he saase having bseE
e~.sd on his properly Il Is ordered by said 5nstc
that defendant sppear before him Al his osics n
Kaaxville au the al day II June, 1854, OF 4 vii
Re nreeeeic.l wish - parts II ID faFfbpr oraeft5
tkst this nctire Be pshli~hsd fsF four eozseeutivs
weeks ia the Rockville Wing. Tbs ID day q Me-
vesslheF, 1853.
Esb7o.4w pas JoURoLMoN, j. p.
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Notice.

Allpafsies from v heJ Gctscn was tairn during li.
late siere win 90 befre the commission lnsttutci
to examine and rRss nfasa irregular aesaunis n
East 4snnsssee, aud establish hy evileass she
nn.o,ss taken. and sise their loyalty When this y
done. sla Ies.,nt. wil LIS presented - ths Chsei
I,,rsermas.ar f.,r setticsnant All accounts ranas
l. handssl Ia h the islh 10 Mnsrh, Is3t
JOIN H. DICKINSON.
Capt. aad cbfQ. ~ Dept q the Ollie,
naasuh5.tt
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lTED.

At bis residences. In bradley county, TsAny on
ife Isl Of February, 1854, ef slnsii IeSl 4, a.
cLI&ass,
On the ii1h Il February. 10 kHsx eeaaty, Ms.
Massey DAVIS, wifs q Aichscl Davis, esl- sEVd 81
years
The deceased ha. resided IN ibis eauniy for %
years
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! S,n.llls. sala.aay. MarsA s. issl.
Isl Tcnnessee ReIler AssaeIaIlon.

Remember that ,he regular meeting OF
tais Sscie1v will be held st the Episcopal
fAarel., on aoxi Monday, al u oriork, A y
T,e psople sheaid attesd aud isceome meal
hrs Il Is for their benefit.
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HEAperaErEHs 50 REa'r Z, 7. Y. ISF, 7
No.r 4 nnrrilin Ech llfh IRf4

Ixill give FIFTY DOLLARS for tie delivery
Of nv horse aad the tAicf who stoie him about the
sth N fgbfraFy, Isst from kiBetds. Teas 10
where he had becf ssrt b orders frena DeParsnleas
HoaAauarters. in charge of CAPT D. W. II. Day, \,
O. M % be supplied With forage
rlptioa.--Colos .brpxR- sin years Old, fSi
banda high yellow noee lss hind fo0t aud Pastsrh
ioinf xhite and vasnt entirely well d scratches.
lie walks ane and spirited.
W.. SCOTT, Alt
feAze-4ss ID X Team. Vol. Inf
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SAt @a1xrilis hl


s.s-, rs.,, the ssh ssss btpstls On,
Wv - s.rsgs, sse up fef Ishstist
is -. y,,,s.s-.4 ssi.sbaa q shs Tree,
t's -, ks.a ai.sl aases u pl..sk ibss deAs.
20 So tras,rtc-- sgs..l s'a,ss ai.eas,
- - sss e,sceaspsss tsf4 esa ~
..r, a,ss ail fi,s, hsssen, s,s nes fes'', 'sss
49,, ..f;ssa sll Il slsas ~tilss staHsls sae SCR
-, s.snrf, up; NJ inere SeasestEea ne~
'f..st The ssar Gav sls ; aaefe has :ssss.
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500 I9EwARD2
ss4ravod or stolen /!

on tie night Of The sssiyFshr.sry, SIX MULES
II the felloNing dsseriptiosi
One bIsex fbalssJ sasio. about years old, iia
One dsrk hay tsstse} mule, shout years O'a, itl
hsIsas hirh.
hands high.
oil IA hanas high.
siit. I3f hands hieh,
Ono iishi bay tnssrei mule, about years Old, N
had OrSler "a hands high.
An Of these EasIez are marked on tbs right shoal-
~ with the Ie:nan letter D. eut with pair Of scs-
aorN.
The above reward win Be paid bs returning tise
.toSs slulrs or eIo each, 70 b T. Atkins s1sFc near
tbs rusa efsicc.
Knoxville, FEB. &C. msrehs-tt-
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Latest vla Queenstown.


LtyEap0st Feb l.--Tiose has heeH no renewal
ef Che attack On Ai1aaslo bs the Germans.
The Danish los Yves from $50 10 900. The Pftls-
sias lss was fpm $50 70 800 and apme scepeu,s cay
twas naneh gFsaleF.
.Loxiov, Feb. a.--.The Austrians eitsckel Bee
tre, epe aiile sousli IL hchiezSig, on the Cd The
Dancs held their uwH.
An attack on ihe ~hsle Danish Tine from Mi
eande - Aged Is eAperted 10 take place to-day.>
It Is asserted thai Eusiand hes offered to gnsFHn-
tee ali that Austria and Prussia hsye demanded uf
Denmark.
The Alaharna was on the watrh for vessels, afty
nrs spatA ~ RaRgnon BaFissah @, ihe 9Th 81 Jst-
saFv The MaFiulaen. Destroyed ty Der vas tos-
nssrlg the American bark Texas sssr.
Nsrslai Nrangls, on the alst ii January, SUM
s,,,sl the Danes i, syaeaie schkswsg forthwith,
gen. Detaeza refused aheFnuFan the fFnssians -
81 ths frontier and slsess sere exehanged Without
'' The l,ase. rssrralsa aler tlewss ~ sae sers
bridge.
T,s rfnssIsnt an Ito let. advanced 10 do.tars
and Eekiniorle establishing their headquarters ~
Tk i,,a,.l ,kp. a RekinfsFe afsr exchanging
sa.,ss Nth tlso Ffisssans, ssilei ewpy,
"a i s,..,arts that lhe duke II AugssteHlnfg bad
49,. s;rss.lalsnea 81 Ecklnferle ard 0sttsFt
az sst.fiFa Alsassk Prussia eaHaify entsret
es;.i IL frolrk ReI,dzeuFg IN the 1T and lafEs
i n.sssss 81 sFsegs milsr pFsssiag aorthNeFl
ift,e ls6aon p0ss saya Che FsiAsS g Hiiasfs en-
sn.s hfsssaiae hat Z hslisss - UeFseen 49,
- se..ss Z, MIR shieAwg Hat with he se,eisass
~ .r,sslsfl.s. Bsasosfk btls only e aeaks alss.
sseisl IS, ls p6ssrnss zee "
as Ief stfs ieHd + q honor eouisa = i',sssss
,liailaIsi sliIs,sof to Ieslalafi. s;.s,s =,
Il 4 ssssilsa sllll fanes eaa Rsessa Seaa ~
ftsS.;S2 Ear 1Ssslk
" gsrslsss III aslss ~ sdassss Il TIE sNsr'
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GESERAL tiaAsr This dissingulahsd
hero has been commissioned laeaieitsnt
General Of our armies. under the feeailt NJ
If Congress lie is The tlllr,l parson Rsie
llas held that rank General NAsntSaTes
Was appointed b that rank in i7as. tseil-
erai searg Ii 1854, alia nov General g nAxT
holds IL In each ense tho appolalmens
vas made by-a special svt q Congress
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SELECT SCHOOL.
nAwRp< a uANRE ksa,. In info

Der friends aad the public Il the city Of knOxSsis
and It's vicinity that her session win eOmmencs
en- Monday. the 7th Of March. She win give thor-
osxh instructions in the elementary branches u
gosl English education.
Terms, the session Of twenty weeks--..--...tie %
Half session. -
Fu1fT -
PAYMENT ~ Adv ANcE
ezJ% Residence o. Church street. ssb-s-zte
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information wanted

OF LEWIS WILLIAMS 81 Blaaat eeuuiy,
Fem. who was eanAceipted IL Knoxville IN April
1898 and sent 10 Nieksairg He hss not breH beAri
~ s;reo the rcbsl retreat from Biz black river
ANY islsruaation given ~ 70 bis whersahssts viii
be Thankfully rccsivsa BY his friends at FEscnds-
''a nsr s,'.,'' s JAMS D. COCHRAN.
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Latest TelegraphIc News.

Var Commsnosd In Earops-The Germans Re-
pnlasi y che Darss-Th ASSISTANTS Pour
Timss Rspalsai.
EKw YeHE Feb. fa-~Thc City of Manchester
has rrsi4si. trsl Liyesfol the "a, QueenstawB che
9Th with edvlres four dnys laicr,
ID engagement lasting six heIsTs. bed taken
place brt wecn the Dimes and Germans Nlseunde.
The nsnlsh arltpozts were driven in by The Ger
mas but the Danes Fepalsed their assaults on tho
plaee
Tbs Priissiaas lesi 100 men In their attack Mis-
sunds. They used Tl-IoundeF guns.
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~ O tie q.

The annual meeting q the Stockholders In Ire
Knnxvills and Ksnsuchy Railroad viii Be bed 3
The CempsHys ssiee in Knoxville on FLidsy, March
9sth. isS&. JOHN T.. MOSES,
feha7-td Seerehary-
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Notice.

TIE Insolvency IL The estate u Phillip Donald
son. deed having been Etigge@trd TO the Clerk q
The County CsaFt 81 Bloaht coahty, hereby notify
sl tss khving elaiAIa aEaHs: aid estate 70 he The
same legally antheniicated within the Tins pre-
,eribsd 81 law, % thai distribation Be msds.
= II. DONALDSON,
ABBOTT Adninistrstss.
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xo.iee to Crealser-.

ALL persons having detts OF demands against
the ssfats Of Andrew KiFkpairiek, dec q are hOsi-
aed 10 bring them fsrxard far paylaent.
THOMAS PTEkENS,
AAls-Ivs Adainhtrasor.
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RemeynI.

Mrs. B - e = ii
BE6S 10 inform the ladies 81 KnexsItie that she
cr resides al the eoruef q rnlaa and tzy ssFssaN
over Wna Hooad stoFe,--entmneo next deer.
sebi4-tfs
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,

FGy~ Capt. MARK D. BEARDEN Is ahhnaneed
- tie unconditional Union candidate for Sheriff q
Knox crs,itv. Tbs Captain Il = nan of the fslic
metal and Il elected will Do bis n,nest 10 discharges
HI. duties - only man % sa1oabted loyalty can.
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