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White Mountains, Montreal, Quebec, De-
troif, Chicago, Milwaukee, Niagara
Falls, and return
At VERY Low RATES or FARE.
Only SIG TO Chicago or Milpaukie, S25 out
and return, via. Sarnia Line.
To Chicago and Return, all rail, s35,
Also. 10 Boston. New York, up the Hudson River,
Saratoga. Lake George.
Returning from Niagara Falls either by Grand
Trusk Railway, or by the Royal Mail Line through
the Thousand Islands and Rapids Of the St. Law
renee.
american Money taken at Par fer Tickets, Sleep
ing Care and at RefFeshment Saloons
Arrangements haf e been made with the Proprie-
tors Of the principal Hotels In Monareal Quebec and
Detroit to take American Money at par, charging
New York Hotel prises.
For Tickets or inf rmation apply to AGENT of
Grand Truak Railway.
T.. p. BEACH General gent 279 broadway Y
WV FLOWERS Eastern Agent Bangor
June I.-c4w
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Lowest Wholesale Prices.
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ton and New York Publishers, we are enabled TO
supply any and
ALI Of the School Books,
The Most Liberal Terms.
Havingpurchased the SrERsorYPK PLATES from
o. L. sAssoaH Co.. OF this city. we shall In FL.
ture publish the valuable Series of SCHOOL Books
heretofore published by them This series, tosssh-
err with our former publications. will make the fol.
lowing Lists
Norton's, Weld and Quack enbos Gram.
mar,
The Progressive Grammar,
BY Weld ouackenbos.
The Progressive Parsing Book.
By Weld Quackenbos.
Yields New Grammar.
Yields Grammar,
told Edition.l
Yields Parsing Book,
Yields Latin Lessons and Reader,
Holbrook's First Book in Arithmetic,
Jackson's Arithmetic.
B. & N. also publish HEzRixAx's Axrr.Axeu.
LAR sYsrnn or
Rapid Mercantile Writing,
In Eight Parts. with printed copies at the head Of
each page. in imitation of the Authors beau
tifuI style OF
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We call special attention to these
New Writing Books,
A. they are admitted to be the most practical Copy
Books ever offered to the public; and they are nov
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Besides the above list which we publish our Spec
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Progressive Series of Readers and
Spoilers. 4u
billiards. Series Of Readers 4 Spoilers.
sargent's Series Of Readers & Spoilers.
coltOn's & Fitoh's Biographies.
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Nom ITN NUTNI N0N lOTN'T'
Home, Hone ard Heaven.

Il has been observed Oy cr,ebratdWri-
ter that the three sweetest wordSF the
English language are Home, lIoF and
Heaven Few OF u- there are who I'll not
agree with this author, comprchcndlg, Is
these words do. the sum OF the joys J this
world. and blessings beyond the tom
HoNE. How sweet the sound. " one
loved spot uu earth round which thlattuc-
tions Ingor; the haven Of rest, ward
which we turn from the cares and ppcNi-
lic,..i life; the place Whcrc We maj taste
unrc-,rained the sweetest OF sUciaImtcr-
course. and forgetting for a time t. tur-
moils Of the outside world we mays down
in peaceful happiness in The sacred rcinct7
Of the household circle.
IiopE-Iho beacon star Of life. With
ont it, how sad and bitter would benr lot
4 lilo without acpiration--a journd with
out q goal---all utterly aimIcss and li~maL
ah, it is Hope that brightcus the q, hope
that Guiuhcr5 the step and sends th warm
blood dancing through the ycirs Ie that
urge, the scholar TO gEartou. and gicr her
cheering influences he tolls up tI.ruggcd
sleeps OF science, patiently pyrNering.
never doubling that time will brinIlm hi.
reyarl, !!tis loHe Ehat giyes Gage 70
hope that inspires the weary labor as he
tolls day after day; hope that ilpircs Il,
all. From the highest to the loNst, rich
or poo, VIC are subject to her swa, but her
rule j, gentle her voice is siiycryand her
words are .wect, SO we kiss her sector. and
yield to her will
llrAyEN.-Ihe Christians hopethc goal
Of Iiia the ASYLUM for the Oppressed, the
rest for the weary, the home OF ne soul,
where We may find balm for ctry sor-
row, and a healing for all our Yves, what
word can there be swccter to our ess The
heaven, where, when our tolls are yer, and
our spiritual garments cIcanscd molworIdiy
detIcmcnt, the Good Shepherd wi lead his
flock to green pastures, beside coo waters.
where they may rest in the Shae Of the
trees Of life, in peace, Tor ever andc2cr.
4 u. ).
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and we worried through before midnight
and found IN open space for camping,
We are now, September | ina productive
region, the bottom lands OF Emery, Clinch
and Tennessee rivers successfully nllurdlng
all the forage required for tho support OF
our stock, and it IL fortunate It Is So ~ we
have consumed all We brought with Us, and
the few blades Of grass aud cars Of corn
obtained on the mountains did not go FIR in
sustaining the largo number of animals in
tho expedition. Many Of the poor beasts
gave up the ghost on the mountain top,
others no longer able to work were lGt be-
hind. to Ike out their existence US ben they
might !, dslrCsscs me 10 see them iliWanl.
after performing the prodigiouS service they
have done, The country from DcarDond p
Gap to This point is well settled, and the
rouds quite passable We are now inagood
region for forage. and will likewise obtain
much subsistence for the mcn--a great re
lief to the commi-sury rs well rs 70 the
Quartcrmastcr. much abused but vcryncccs.
sary tuuciouurics to the comfort anarmy,
Amougthc suhstantia. result, accomplish
ed by the substitution OF Burnside army
for Braogs in this region, may he mtntlon-
ed the cutting Of the great artery o. com
municaton between Virginia and the south
wc,t--tho principal rairoad line br the
transit or troops and supplies. ABo the
securing Of the incoming crop Of tho.couu-
/ try. including large amount Of live sock,
which thcrcbcs in their haste had nottimc
TO drive before Them On this point, iso,
! will submit rebel testimony as being nOSl
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
County Court Anderson County.
Vim. H. Dol .dmr, vs.. HcrS # PcggV C. Nchamy
d,rcoSrd-IIiihoJi To SET SiqreS.


UnL Il. DoiL !dmr vs.. HoyS n PcggV e. NchaDH
Decentralization to SET SareS.
From the allegations in the petition filed in hi,
ease il appears Ia the satisfaction Of the Clclk that
the olloWiug named heir residing within the limit,
Of the State of Tennessee, ms well rs those residing
ont of the state owing to the present state of the
country, the ordinary process Of law not bescry-
ed upon them, viz:
--- Dotson and his wife Elizabeth Jane, for
mcrly McKamy William T. McKamy Joseph \.
Mckamy, and Mary Mkamy who resides in the
county ot NNnn, Tennessee Samuel l.. Nckumy.
who reside, in Bradley county, Tennessee Robert
NcKapy, who resides in the State Of Arkansas ".
~ NKamy -- Upton, and his wife Sarah
Holl lurucry licKamy, who resides in the State of
Ic,as II IS therefore oyocrcd ly the Clerk that pub
ligpiuu be- made in 6rownlows Knoxville Wing
and Rebel NrntiHtOr for four successive weeks no.
tiN,u" above pprlics defendants to appear on the
fir, Monday Of March next and plead answer or
drmur to said petition, or the same as to them will
bctHlcu rcouf",cd aud set for hearing accordingly.
Witness: Il. II Coward, Clerk of said Court At
office in Clinton the lst Monday Of January, 1854.
Jan Cit PRISE r. II. COWARD, Cork.
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NaDOIeOn'S DYING Words.

4 late visitor at his tomb ia st Helena.
writes: 5" | turned away from house and
tomb with deeper convictions than ever Of
the vanity of man as mortal. Who would
not? And the bathroom How the last
words inger about it, from a crushed and
bleeding heart
e General Bertrand, shall, DON be in
my grave. Such is the fate Of great men.
50 it was with Caesar and Alexander
And I, too, am forgotten, and the Marcngo
conqueror and emperor is college theme.
Ny exploits are tasks given TO pupils by
their tutor, who sits in judgement upon
me. according to me ccnsure or praise ;
and remark what is soon to become OF me
die before my time, and my dead body,
too must return to the earth, and become
food for worms. Behold, the destiny now
at hand of him who has been called the
Great Napoleon? What an abyss between
my great misery and the eternal reign Of
Christ, who is proclaimed, loved, and
adored, whose kingdom is extending over
I'LL the earth
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4 Life Shortened.

We do not remember to have MT for u
long time SO touching a statement as one
madc recently respecting the lac Arch
bishop Of Dublin Wien DR.. Yhatcly,
thirty year, AGO, was made The successor Of
Magce at the irish capitol, a grea cutlery
was made at the appointment Th'c WAS.
in truth. some ground for regret for. with
all his confessed ability. the new Arch
bishop was not sufficient Y evangelical and.
besides, his views on some points. such rs
the authority Of the Sabbath were not sat
i,taclorv. But much more was sad than
the facts warranted. and there WA a bit
terncs- and severity OF tone which would
have been uubccoming under amy circUm-
stances. The Archbishop made No reply,
and many supposed either that he lid not
care what was thought Of him. or was too
cool and phlcgmatc 70 feel the thrust Of
any spear, however sharp. 1t row ap-
pears that this was an entire mistake
\ clergyman who knew him well declares
that the di-tru-t and misrepresentation
with which he was pursued, were most
calling TO him. His nature cravet >ympa-
thy. instead of which he experienced OPP
position, even from those who mght have
been expected to work with him. III, own
words to this intimate friend were 81 have
tried to act a. if did not feel it, tut it has
shortened my life. How little can be
judged from mems outside How unwi-c
is the bitterness Of theological controversy
How cruel to shorten any gool man days
by needless asperity l-CbrjStiaR Ip'd.
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,DIrIoNAL REuvLATI0Ns Nv rHlDr,

ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS OF TRADE,
90. ..;, ,l,. ,,...,.,J,,,J ,,,y ,,,,L.j,,, ,i
~ l''' tJ, ~, ,...'J ,,,,..,,.,y; ,., ,L.,,,t
~
,,......,,., H.. o. TOO,
lhEAHlhl bhfA"IMEHl jan ~ I''''
LIl.-All persons being tor residing in any Of the
State declared 10 tc in n.urroclon, whether within
or beyond the lines of national military occupation,
may freely bring any good. or products from within
the State IN which he may reside toNI,y place v,hin
such lines where there is Supervising Special Agent
or Assistant Special Agent Of the Treasury Depart
meat for ,alr or other disposition; and 50 much of
Any Regulation heretofore established is require, tho
obtaining Of any prcyiuu, authority or permit for
bringing goods and products TO the place Of sale is
hereby ro,rindod.
III LIN all case. where the owner o! the goods
and product, 30 UrJrghtiu for -nn shah reside within
the lines of national military occupation, and shall
take tlo oath prescribed 10y the Proclamation of the
lrpsidrnt dated December s, 1868 and j, not OK
ccptyd from the amnesty granted ty the laid Pro-
cmmatiou or proved 10y ahdayit, to the satisfaction
If the Supervising Special Agent or Assistant
Suoeiul AGENT to be dsluyul amt hostile 10 the
Initcd States sJch owner or his agent may receive
the price of hs goods and products without deduc-
Hon 'N,,l Tor o"'' ana I'S 10 ''e WOW ;,un''' IN
der the regulations OF N'ft''"'y' ~ ioo2' OF M II,
may convey 'u'h g'o'' ana ir''"''', having lS'u
SAID dues I'm" lees uho'f proper permit 10 sue" ol'T
pace t' ne may Gh""'c l"' saw q" "''' "''p'S'I"n
but whenever the o%ner Of '"d goods and products
shall not reside Wlthn the hhN 81 h'"mai Ih'.larN
occupations sucH goods ana Pr'duc't snail De Soid uI
the Supervising Special agent or Assistant HPec"I
Agent ana an such sales "l such S"NH 81" pro-
ducts shall take place on 4"n"aE OF ''Cn "'cA ~
the lINrr "t receipt ana shaii hrludr an t'i"pIce
lot, ON hand at tue time oi sale. Ana thr Huprr's-
INK Special Agent or INC Assistant Tp''"I ASihL
as the case may be- shall pay TO sad oWh'r or ms
agent II sad owner Shlll nave taken sal" "'th ana
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through the wild and dosolato region en-
brucrd between the Cumberland river and
KINGSTON Tennessee. This division lett
Lebanon XIV. ON Monday, August 18th,
and was almost constantly in motion until
Friday Soptemhor .lth, when it pitched its
tcnts an the banks of the Tennessee at this
nlncc Forty mile, only Of the routo. from
Lebanon to Columbia. ky..wus accomplish
al nm d. ,.nil,co road on leaving Columbia
we took leave Of the last semblance Of u
worked road, aud went at once to the fur
thcst possible extreme las then thought)
from that most desirable institution, Our
route now Law through thiuIy inhabited
rcgion. contested ground which has changed
owners 80 often recently that the residents
know not from day TO day whethurcbel OF
Union forces would be- in the ascendant and
in consequence. the farms and dwellings are
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MILITARY CLOTHING.
AND HATS.
Zine Tobacco and Cigars.
NOTIONS, &c. SC.

II the iia,5ct Place, rcest side KHorriHc, Tenn,
Gail and examine our Goods before purchasing
elsewhere ian3O-3ta j. COOPER
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aft any man attempts to haul down the Amcri-
can Flag, shoot him on the spot."-JouS i. DIX.
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"what right has ths North a"sed' What justice
has been denied? And what claim, founded N justice
and right has been withheld; Can ylther oil you TO-
dav name one single act of wrong, deliberately and
rurposely done BY the government At Washington, Of
which the South has ight 10 complain leAa!!onge
Ale answer "--HoY 4. H. sTEpHggs 1881
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drive before them into tser ranksthe Southern people
as they woul. also drive us. Trust them Lol' were
thsy able they would invade and de.1goy us without
mercy Absolutely assured of these things am
amazed that any enc could think of peace on
any terms.' lie who entertalns the sentiment Is
tit only to be slave, and he who utierh II at inns
time, is, moreover, traitor TO his country, VINO
deserves the scorn and contempt VI all honorable
men.o--GEsEgAL kosBcRAss,
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General BQrnSids'S Ad0ance-IHe Re5d Re
tredt-Captas Of L9udon--SlgTjags q
Union Men in East IenncsSec-Iher joy
at Observation-Disclosures Of the marc!
Mroughtke uomtaiaS--Rebd Br0ggattsm,
dc.
UEApoUARrrRs ID Dry. ESD AEatT CoErs,
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STAND BY THE OLD FLAG.

"Ths conspiracy Is now known Armies have been
raised. war Is levied 10 accomplish IT, There are only
two sides TO the question, Every man nu'' be Tor 'ne
United states, or against ii. There can be no
neutrals In this war-Only patriot. Or IRAN
ors."-sTyrnEs a DouGLAs at CA.esgo, april II, '6!.
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EditoiiA. Brsvitles.

II eresaer there should lie no more ieers \,
the m'''tis. Their gallant co..duct Ia IN. bat.
Tics "f G''s"s'dv,Ii< Gs aud Grnhamv, v,Ile d. 4.
hss shc''sd ths rsspse, a,.d sua.i at,pu Vt al.
|. The sIcbanye If prisonsrs has been TRANS
'ersed ho'n savannah " Chsri,s ton. Pending
the eA"ha'ye, nosdhtres In the harbor will
Cease. rst
b. The fs"kess, fearing that they would be
compeii~d, by ~, sign pstiot,s, 70 return th.
steamer tlor,da To the Confederate uu,to,i,i..
have sunk ner by permitting no thrr .,esm-r
W '"n mto her. " course they Mill say il wss
accidental
ny u general ordcr No. a.. BryaIier GeurraI
john Ia Nnnde,, III co,unis,,d Ut the u,,.,u
po-i Ia G.org a, has Geen constituted On, ,,i,.
say G,u.,al VI pr,-on.,s ot VA, a lew oti.,
Ia u's ConI.detac., s.d -inI,;a. ,n dut.,s u ,i,.
ofiics oi uie rrderai Cv,nnnssary tic...ral o,
pr,roness, u which Gsu. Iiitel,cuck in the IN.
cumoent Gen. ~ n.d r, IN his hsw spi,.,, OF
dn'j, is 10 have cV,,trvi OF the disp.s,t,.u and
d's''pdne VI all the Yankee pr,svn posts held
eas. ., the Aississ,, vi
Though the Yankees laid the most part Of
Atiantz ~ as'.es, before their evacuation vi a..
place there Ia suN portion Vt Il .tand.ig. Tn.
H. 81 and second Baptist church, th. t.i.,ty.
Aeti,vuisiI a"d ti,e Cathu,ic cu, cn not u ,,-J
Tue Presbyterian church was bu. nt "a ia.
ground Aany eitize"s oi A,l...,a, now resi-.
de",s vt nusust', Contemplate goi..g ~ al ear.
ly day 10 Atlanta aud conitnsave rebuilding
tii~i, hvaicA
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Army lntsllige noe.
Georgia.


S,erman- ad.anc" is osp"ri I'd to h,v.
or' up'ed Station NJ. 6 on the Central r.il-
! s""r, ~boH 10 mites !. "m av,nuah mud
VA w ""ving iu IN. "ir-c iu, OF Ihn.
cav. We e., the fot"~n Y items fr,,o.
tn. ~, aim"r k-i ub.Irup Of " uuda morn
ig: -,
Sher"""s army j. proving sc"negs
W. rr>rr II go,- y" nIi eIdIuu l. TN al b, h.s
T'"'p, ios his y-nrr i ..,.,.r 1T .e -. -, of
h'- >pc'iit'"n ino,"g at The >n.l sI,n.
at m 'rur t.. co Irry ~ .niie s. s,latosb
p','.ss aud hr. We rus, righteous ..
uitu h n Nv ai's the vnnda,s ~
7 A Krn''rm IN 40 rearhrdg Rsre from ie
upc"nntr,, ! rs'r. d", re, or,s, a. he ct...s
I'd Aans"et ,ri-g,"pbi,. viz; rn., inv
rhr""gh - s~nn p in The d ,-rtiun ~ Sa
.nD'nL RIVER. Tn- 81, ~ e,,d r-nc, I'D prou
nb', to their c.mp-. aLose ln..n lie
Hi'-d bard /" break ID { d,d 20 succeed
ha,ins 10" cau,rn. tee, NJ nand tor har
purpose
Oar iIf"rmaat- -ss, - tn. rnun,r, in a..
r"I oi -. msts's "rtn, i- liter Wv swarm
inY With d. ser,ers a,sd stray. Iers Who sr-
'"h-r 'esgi g.-"r Iiilagi's al rv.ry h"u>-
.~ Mi ~ as AZ rc.i neat II ravaI,,
"o".d Ic "be .i.-p,aS rpn thousand ot
I"r>- ,u' ur r".,. pei Day. lie Mas = p,i>
"n-r for da- a.d 10 lie. mi,:>i oft . Yam
kre army.
Trs Yankee .ficer> >p..k- feel, Of tn.n
pl""~. aud -aiI s,hsru,.n d,d not in end l.,
risk IN -ng ,gsu,i.sul ~ he could n.ip il. n.
ne hah no nsnsRpn,tion to .t,..re The,
seemed c"nrn' TO rn,xs tI,rie ..n r.acru
by m ~. rra>', ~ The most prnr ;ira.,l-
poi"i. .uh"u, " fgh,
SHtKMAN For Tue y.sitEr . d..y. (a,.
".e ."'"nn 10 Nv, It".s inr.. dur, ana
tN yer h". ma. e.. I'd .,m.r o.n, ur u,.eu-
-i"~"'. app"i-n'h maxi x efforts Ia n.ov-.
tie ha~ u,ajs drnH, Il ru,,..i.s in nj I,.ns,
I'ur -dir~r u"ns uwaid, ihi- ci,y, TO. uvis
lac coast Suuih uf thi. ina ards tI,r Su,uu
"a'' rner. ~ d t""m'i, "gus,S. ln sil of
t"rse ~ :. siien,- kip,n'k's cavalry and
Nhsr,"a"s .dvsnc. intsuir, have been met
bs W"eeler g ra,n.r, and soundly /. rasn.d
80 '-g"i n ATTACKS " Inch wer. a,iemp.,
" ptss, fuT~ .rd
" mcn way he 10 -nd- 20 move his whul.
''fcc 10 b" adds t"" cs.,i i not Sc. manifest
lie ), .ii': feeling ter that wu,, And seek.
Mg the opening aroush which 20 s.capr.
- ",'d"u' Z" our mii'd that "- i. ~ N
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"tet = long breath each preacnsr .esn,.d
rec"nc'ied 10 his tate An able prayer w.,s
ohrr-d b. the venerable. Dr 1, aIisrc-,
~"'ch "~em-i 10 shed .ui. mH ,.ncs- ,.n
aii ~ho WERE Prrren, iis b-if-d,c,io., ~ss
P'""o"ns.d b. ns B,,h"p, aud tue p.-a,b
1r> part In ,ears--nev-r NIL 10 meet -ag.in
OH ear,h.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice to
the public that he win TAN hides al. his. TAN,
NERE, hear Cureton's Store, in Lancaster Dis
tr'ct. twelve miles north Vi Lancaster Court
House, Tor Ons.third. lie has superintendent
who thoroughly understands the business, and
the public may fndit 70 their advantage to
pstronize the establishment
b.. J. CUREToN.
pec. b, 1854. - AZ Sf
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NIJTl l..

w. "~ .""J ~ y un' "'.t cu, nj IN,
fss'ae.'c" %" zoe o.. ..OSD ~ u, Jan,.r,
s~Ai. IN LINLi NJ. k,It3, brluy.
G"l 10 s"e t.... v"i II. i..nt.u",a, he, !
le'm- ~ de ka"Ai "n day "t nU, u.
Shkhti uAAAtJAn \Ju,'
~ n. btG1 .H.. .dn'r
DeS D ictS a,
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