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Speech of Senator;F cote onthe Affairs
-. w. of the Rebels. ~ 49,.

In tho rebel Senate, i'd ''thc fdiscussion
of the Currency bill, he Following mel:
anchoIy picture of, the Is, + faiiog FORTUNES
of the. ConFsdcracy q, vas +; A. : drawn b. NJ:
Foo,e in Withdrawing from that body: g
d. "THe honorable, gentlemen supposeit
is safe atthis perilous nfomentto indulge
in vain and visionary experiments upon
the curreucy.n'.If they regurd the pres:
ept,as u suiuble. time fQr the utterance
of such language ;as: re have :beard in
this hall in the last. forty: eight hours
look ing manifesAy, to. the = thoies!AlIe re-
pu9iation Of All, noprs present. currency,
then do / difel from them ,sssSs. ,sssSss9 s.9t!!aFlly,rt.
Sir, / beseeeh. lonoErip el, bls !lemanFi
on this last occasion, perhaps, tthnt !
shall have the honor Of: addressi5ss t65a IS
Hoose to look With ne upon the pres
en, coodition Of ff'ith ithee? e Z eco5uStry beforethey
rssoIve @ to ''Ta 'TWaitbhso5ia their support from
,h;s measure. 'Wfat siss our. sitaation'? y?
Let. us look da6seir' ia" the face, aud
provide for it Willie it is possible to DO do
SO, Sir, we are upon the verge of ruin:
Our 6nancial affairs are post seriously
disordereaf abroad, owing 10 tho most
criminal nisntn cement Vf eVery'ktud'
No respeetrul7eohsfderatiouah aha' 'asn yet
accorded TO s,i.or seems rftely toabe
accorded hereafter: 7At' homo - sef'es
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,.Popular" Vote Tor President

The: :7i%!ibiaIaNe ,Almuuaac| for 1865, con. ll
tuihs Euficidr 'fttirns Of the vote for
Presidential. Election from nearly every
S,ats ip. the Union. Ip consequence Of
the early meeting Of the Electoral Col
leges, it was impossible to get 10 all the
returns. in some Of the large Western
StatesS'; sucfp as Missouri, Iowa. the
Michigan Peninsula f.!Nliuuesota,' &c.i'
but these deficiencies. are trivial, and.
make no difference in the relative pro-
2eFs}iSS s2seFsiSay IF 'ES{ '4ESS{HEfq5sa Eq5sa {
i 1000 900, including such us were 'ex-
cludcd: by being too late. or those duly
re,prnedithc respective candidates HAD ! !,
Abraham Lincoln. ...,......: 2,lS2,5O2 .
George Brihton Mcclellan: 80. 1.715,200
~! j.: ,mah! T. ..I"G = O.. ,-----------'' a
Majority for Lincoln ..... 4oI,"O2
Taking the entire popular vote in oil
the States entitled to Il voice, we may
put Linc6In's clear majority at .foraan:
lred 'andffy tho'&and. The'"vote lin
dotail, (estinating Orcson) Is: as follows:
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; Valuable Discovery lot: .I:
"Burleish.''i tile e;2Bostou' Journal

"Burleish.'h tile Boston Journals
New York corresponding, speaks 'of,,'
"'% ~ MsssSSlasst's 81 i5 s;pi': ':ap5Fessd:ss a. AeA
iEen: Of your State has. made discovery
for which a.ipatent' has been. 'obtslnad
Uiy"which1 the sulphur is extracted fte9s,
PStoal' and" d;"Sthar.' cheap >eoax'', S4ha' S
,hsyrca1, .be used for, :forSes and 2H9pl
work: 70 The chemical. ,disu seryaacheap
costing less thaniiu dollur:a tolc to'pte'
pare the coal: II gives d stronsertbsat
and is better fof'ir0H ;dses thin ths,sostt = s.
:lyy,,English coal. poa used: =; Tho SyGi$sitj
Works. of this. cityarhove. introduced 1T
anda prepare .;:the 'coai oh theiri o"t
'psemises":'"It will:introduce 1an's entire
Revolution S in the use Of coaE:mh 'is'a =: -
-
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4 Conservative Religious. Organ on
=, !, + .Emanoipation.. .r.y--o#.

4 The New York; 'Observer, which in
other days was dcemed-we.will not say
how jdstly tho most cRectivc;if not the
most: rabid pro.saverY :shectsn. y mericu,
|replling to- charge of.the Presbyter that
|it is, ip pconsistent ini now. holding that
Slavery is essentially vrong, nohly says:
u W. would rather; be right than consi:sii
ten,%-adding 49,. ,,....;,f.
b }4edse Ss ,6 sssyry t"; i"IS
Snutn; slaveholding;'and non! n!sl%9chold'
ing Suites are equaHy%interestcd in the
speedy and aniiodblO settlement Of tue
onestion. :, All,thoso who bclicvo'inr the
Presidents Emancipation Proclamation
as ~ legal measure, Iupder the laws .!9f
war ,Shcld that slayeryjis BY that act ubol: :.
iSheG il the rebel States. II reWiains to
deal xiii in The loyal States. Add our
Suggestion is that the moral power of tic
prcsS will he greater i d''thc right direc.
iInn ,sif it is unanimously turned'towarh
tho. tvil to bc'romoved, ,henif'it'is cm'
ylnytd4in 'rcarctionsa sa upon thosci'who
uithaequnl sincerity are> e>lshoring for the
sam&: end, the highest good of the color:
ed T9plc,: aud the best, interests of the e.
| Iwhos h: country. y..,.,#:, ,#:u;.. ga. ="
TEe;' e. United States CONSTITUTION pro: !:
vidcf for its own, peaceful Iamendment,
and Nhencvrrr' tliftt:f5urtKs'6f The lIe=is
la,ur.s adHp, a suggestion" pr"poscl hy
tvu .3hirds5nf Congress. tho chanse is
nndc. This isthe Strnight. forward way
of c&rrocting evils under n constitutional
covc; c;;nment. Although the States now
in rebellion cannot act upon the qnes'
ticnE .hcy are, all counted against it,
whel they do not vote. The measure
cannlot Le perfected qplcss three ;.iourth!s
Of al! the States adopt it. .,,-.,'...
re Constitution is the base on which
we Eust settle all our troubles. When
the Onion was formed, it was agreed by
all tse States which formed it, aud it has
becna agreed BY all that have since come
in,oit, that the Constitution might be
altcr3d,in mode prcscribed' by the ln-
s,ras s,cn. itself. The right therefore is
not questioned. It is admitted on all
hangs thu, slavery is practically dead IN
the byaI States. So long az the Others
s,unJs out in. rebellion, We. arc. not re
quirfd by any considerations to rctr"'u
on asccunt of their supposed opposition,
fronk taking such measures as appear
| Just :bciure God and necessary for. the
settl,ment.of the ,couu'ry. And it is
desis,bIe for men oraII parties and in all
sec,IJns TO unite on Constitutional meas
urcsanIy for the adjustment Of all 1ues'
'ionS that disturb our peace. - IT. is the
partaor wisdom to t1kc things as they are
and :ns they must DO, and so act in the
present Us tn secure: the greatest amount
tof ySud with the.least umount'of evil. -
No Sisc man expects to sec, his country
parigcpted on his plan alone. And, il
we tSuld now sec this spirit Of conccs'
sione,nd corciIiation on the basis ol.tbe
Cons Stitu,ion prevalent; oven in.the North
only, We would anticipatc an carly nd.
| jlstsnent Of our difficulties. ~. -.
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Ss1eftaa 9oa4r:gl:..:..:: f.:
HoME.NEws IN. n BArT1E::TiME.


Dyiugi Along thctrolden, bloody field, ~.
Along the hills where still the tide of battle
ran, '.,...
The Nighs.came down with flaming spear and
". shield :. .'-.. e.. '-. 49,.
Came down with starry legions marching
Came down and touched tho rows Of mangled
dead, "...ni :. 49,. ..s.:,.,Z AK
Across tho .xnQlls aud BY the i,tlo ridgesg
lying -, ..I, :,ra ...Hsr ..... b..
With loving smile, and, silent, bowed her head
Like some pale mourner, over other brave
ones dying. ...., III; f..
JUS, on the edges Of the stormy fight, =
.As the soft nigh. came down, . group o.
soldiers knel, 80. III ...,.. !,
Around comradc, lying calm and white, ~,
A stain Of flowing blood upon his bayOnet-
belt; , -"
Close by him on the3,rampled meadoEs:grass
Beside his musEet on unopened letter lay
A message from the home which now, alnst =
Must be forever dark because Of this sad =,
oaS' ...'! ~ MI. .~...- .-'srp;'
"Icad to INC, Corporal" he said at,last-,.
Read mo what Mary says; shall die ',.
happier So" '. = :. .
Then, while across his face spasm passed,
lie sadly moanea' "At only came 'o'a1E'
you Ah0" i',..' .-. ..' =
) us' a. came "ne'o twas twas give" NC
eo"'u ""' P''u'' " .s1o - '-e" 'N'' |""'
rades, h"rk! .'f t..... r..-
m going h"~--'"e '0ng' u''' way 'a''- ;..''
Read me what Mary says; ''"i1l cheeF
IN the daTk. .' a.. :, ..
.r,o ro,a.,;,, &c ho v;.hoa ,,o nrso;o,s -.
,;no. .. i, b. ..'" .
r, -1. s,ouo os s.,.,,, . on,,,r,uo,,on,
..,,,,,, .
..
Was hopeful and content; how Baby" little
dear
H., , . N Lo-. .rc,, ,o1 ,,o, .tho
''ao learned 10 wal" no" l0"' "ao W." '''t
prizo o.. a-'
At school last term; how he, tho dear one
far away.
va. prayed for nightly; no" with s'rainins
eyes .''' -.
They waited his return, rs for fe'tal day.
.r. n ,r;, r,.,r, tOc.
'"e! ''"'''' r w 49,,
y 'e.p'' 'O '"'~,,', ~ nc:.. ,L.n. T,,.
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Che New Reconstruction Bill.

%2Nr. Ashley Of OHIO, i,hps added to his
bill, for tho: reconstruction OF, govern:
molts in tho rebel States a.scction recoS,
nizins the new free State government of
Louisiana, and it is believed the bill will
pasg. even Wiatcr Davis, Of Maryland,
hnTng agreed TO support it. The recoS'
nition of Louisiana " as- inserted at the
suggestion of the, President, who init
mared that otherwise lie should veto the
bill. Thi3'controversy y"is nov consider
I'D ;,ct,led.' Mr.'Ashisy'si bAli'providcs
fdrsshd appointmeh>by tho &Presidenteot'
prSSinc.l rovcrnors, ,of rebel Ssuics; who
shr1l see that ths,- s,-laws!E hhe United
States and Of the State .beefsEe tls rebel
lion arc espIOrcs44 iib.9l :ae lAT; ;,9! easass sag,
ruouiziag slsysEN5sA@h yb9q. ,5ss9Snl!lizafg! e !!
hy any 9eer or ! sogrt i In ! snch e. S's!e s
AID thaHir' '56st P566sstcriIyf iIf forever and provdss
fur the discharge onmRabeas corpus "of
pcrsons "heldS 20 ssetyieS :op" pretehse Of
oEhqFS9Ii.~ PraylSss FoS th2 i :p4h!st!:' Il! J.!
mGnt! ofo attempts 10 rel easlaSei cma ns!::
pa2ed perS6ns.., It,iaes hsrrs that officers
Vfuhe rank ror cpiohe or'ihigher'in :tle
relcl "sor9ice ar tsios t1sizehs%ef e tie
Cuitea Stats$. ,,,,r y,:qnr.,, 1eln,.,, - ~
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"A citizen of Chicago, Of .seeesh
proclivities. vino has jus: returned from.
Havana. Cuba, says the rebels and their
sympa,hizcrs there and in Europe arc
in despair. Slide says that the South:
crn cause is beyond. .hapc. and he gives
it up. Nearly all the rebels, abroad arc
equally despondcnt. They consider the
rebellion failure IT;""fj ''@m
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'':-Ex.G ov::.' Jas. Fl. i'Hammond, @of'
South Carolina, the author Of tho 'torn'
"mud;sill" applied: to'tEorthern'"mc.i
chauics, is dead, He was the SON :of'a'
Massachusetts father. but. liketoo many
of Northern. birt h,when they 60 South,
was one Of: the most earnest ,dsEote:cs Of,
lke rebellion. ,es..:ya... n..l .;,..7ot
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tion here which must bc inevitably fatal
to State rights aud Stute sovereignty md
to popular freedom, il not speedily mod''
iied. Congress is rapidly abanduniligi
all its important powers and building
up an irresponsible military, despo,islq, /,
the like OF which has, never, been seen
before upon this EARTH. Other, acts are
in progress here which, should they
puss, must produce popular, coh'%1lsirIs
which will, put, our whole govern mept
system in the most: serious jeopardYs
Enormous, abuses. OF. power .hsre,ofUnS
CON mitted to the Executive Department.
have3 octafred;s" which has everywhere
filled the minds of our countrynicn with
distrust and alarm: The policy Of the
present House seems to be 10 crush out
dissatisfaction by, armed violence .aloof,
in, imitation, of 3. thst thorough, policy
introduced and enforced in .Ensluul W
the celebrated. Earl OF Stafford the eli:
lvrcement Of which speedily brought
Charles the First to the BLOCH, bHl nOt
before Stafford had Lust his own head,
Ten duys Aence FREEDOM II deli6eratioa
,oiH hare beeF cftctuaty' chtih9"i$hea.it ii
this body" By 'means"whieh may 'lot
specify. The freedom Of the press win
in un probability, c6mc:to an cnd abodt
the same time by the operation Of eaGses
whichrI have heretofore discu<sed2il
this hail. ,2 .I's..'"* ''.'''''"'": H'';. -
10 the midst Of these alarming occur.
renccs, and while corrupsipnis is known
10 be ditfuSiug itself uIonSall,ahe chati.
nels Of utliciai intercourse, what is"the
condition of our'aruies. Ice is nobly
and successfully defending Richmoud
and Petersburg. The unjust, ,:Annwise
and deeply. criminal displacement off, uhe
gallant aud efficient .Juhusou from the
command Of the Army Of Tennessee.
and the transfer Of that army to. tho
neishborhood Of Nashville, have opened
all Southern Georgia, South Carolina
and Alabama to the army Of SHERMAN.
Fort Mc.Allis,cr has Ga!leu. Savannah
is about to fall. The fate Of Charleston
seems only to be deferred few days
later. Hoods army has already met
With great disaster at Franklin, and.
in my Judgments fatally compromised.
Presidential interference is the cause Of
all these: dire mischiels, asst was OF the
result Of the unfortunate battle Of Muir
l'reesboro', aud the still. more disastrous
one at Missionary Ridge: Should
Hoods army, be destroycd--an event
which l teur.is but too .probablc-and
Sherman should come round to tins
vicinity in ships-whch 80 not DOUBT
he now intends what will be the fate
Of Richmond? Sir, it is under such c'r;
cumstances that it is deemed unw'se to
throw unseemly distractions !? ihe way
Of passing an efficient financial bill Is
this The proper time to talk about rcpn,
diation, or to refuse TO entertain ail
propositions lookinS to an honorable
pence? So think many IN th,S lloGsc.
who, perhaps, constitute majority but
so do not l think $780,. .--
Sir, nave SPOKEN OUT ny ''e"s
| frankly and explicitly; and now WISH
| o. s,y N tbis Hnnsn that the course OF
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-" So long as God allows the, vital.
current to flow through my veins, I will
never, ,neser, ,-acycr, by word Or. Thought,
by mind or viii, lid in admitting ono
iiod of'!frcc terri,ory:to :to"the''everlas.iog
curse of human i" bondage:"-o Henry
Chg.:e g., - a.:@a .!na,> .Tr;'s'a ""d
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To.al....... 2,ls2,5o:

Whole vote in 1860, 3,sSs,6lG; in
1864 ESTIMATING thnt not counted) H..
600 900; increase, 13l ,3S4. The entire
vote for President in 1860. including all
the Southern States, was 4 $50, 1913.
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'o&Thomas Sims: the .fugititesslaV
idyont whom tKefo was such d "pos " v
a BoStoa,, ten years ago. ,sn,y j. rDs II aEe +!
qrpjti1g: agentb foF eolorsa ttroops;Dl
Nashville. Time makes'all thipgSeyea
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The returns Of the special: war tax,
will make the receipts Of, nt{fartnpl :lsey:.ii
cnue for; December, considerably :, lgarSeE; g!rS!
than those of any previous month. -J,nn!s
o$effegatc slSfi Sit will probably reach t&e6ty:fwo
millions. .,.:., -, ,,,.
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cANEoN .CAPTrnrD.

CANYON .CAPTcNED. =
Oct. lin Shenandoah by Sheridan. 4
Oct. l!-Near Winchester, by Sheridan 50
Oct: 23-At Lit. Bluc River, BY Pleasouton 2
Oct. 26--At;E:g Blue River, b% PlcasNnton S
Oct 25-At NorrisIown, Tenn, BY. Gillian 6
Oct. 29-At Plymouth, \. e., BY navy. 50
Nov. ll=-AtiDecatur, Ala, by Thomas -. 1
Nov. 2l-At Jackson, Miss, by Canby... 2
Nov. 30-Ai Stony Greek, by Gregg. 9
Nov! lJ-Dec! .13-In Georgia, by Sherman 80
Dec. l5-l7-lu Tennessee, by!Tllomas:. 81
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sGdisfj. il" iI"s Service have 'lR6d1st
twenty ailiions e ,GSvei6@on1sa 4 tIIs; l.I.t
year. -, ,.,.,,. - -.
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/ D BuIntrER .J :,li' ixpGhi,r seii APP
ScnooE, HOUSES. II Our! people, insNest
Virginiasare al 'pregressingAAa ali1naking
nenSt:: :::Eet tEsp,Nhoe IN, theHhaste 70
6sFsh |eSS! fhS!! fl! publIs5 5spifits lit 6aSlet f$ds q,
eyssyG religious deaoWlnat!qn I5sastho 10
pptparo a proper, pluoapG public. worship.
uua'let,crery :ieishbor6ood hsvcsaeb'n. :.
Rorta1le' school House erected. "Sttunsers
aY 9p.ooH 9p.oH, SS1ti1ff H. ssttES An9ons ais, is,' aud
nothing viii attract them more, than
good churches ind school, houses:a a.Tfy
the OK perimaDtf and isou will 6nds'itsls
tfaec?i!C Is C.arksbTrg5 eTs9eSraph9e":1r ri! i'i"
20 Itn =. rev ,i:L SIn.c ..Ei .>"lE;;
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-,-ohio produced Che 'nlo:s'vdOl-ana
vino of any, Statc;r last gear .'sViz: n0iS
6g8, ,927. .pou nds; of; theformeaaht: :b6Sls
617 7.rallonu of tho i6tter:} lsi: ia.:.rsi,uu
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/ The number of Physicians in tho
yRssd States, s,,j5 j. 22S4$ B of {e!eTgyPHasp'
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,-It.is es,i@atedn that there! are, three
hundred, tbousaod refugees from frs !G att44H
Esoptbb il il tbe Sor!th, IL i.-. ,y:.,,:h 4.uon,
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Recent Losses Of the Rebels.

The following summary Of the recent
losses Of the rebels is made by the New
York CommcYidl II arcrtiScr - -
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-: 's!:ssVvss1Dty Vs1St'a acres f 'f 81 iell7 4SSdt Hear
peasf9y 0Sia ssssnt sSla 5SG1 81 so;ooe
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- Tho st. sxSlts5sh.t;. bqs 5s atS5 BF6ks 5nt
* Jfsntos on the Iphie:rlHsl.I !'- t.7..,
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REGULAR GENERAL OrFIcERs.-The
following is The order Of rank ofgeneraf
officers in the regular army b.. o.. ....

|. Lieutenant-Gcnc q. S. Grant.
3. Major. .Ccneral'EI. w. Ilalleck.
2. Major General VIM. T. Sherman:
+. Maj or. General George W. Meade. -;
5. .Nlnior.Gencral PHI. Sheridan '..
6. Bri sadier. Con. ". S. Rosecrans.: =.
:. .Brigadier.Gcu. George H.aThomas..'
S. Brigadicr. Gen. VS.. Hancock. = :,
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Total guns captured. :.,.".!.:. -. 20a

!purin g this time we do not recall but
six GA non lost to the Fadctal ,arms-
the battery taken, from Gillem,: in .East
Tennessee. So. I'd; :, -, =, u .,c
Oct. JLNcar Winchsstcf' BY Sheridan: 1000
Oct. 22-M,Lit. Bluc RI by PleasGnton 1900
oct: 0ct 27-year n 'he e5s 5smes, & &Gy Gfam. i'Sio
Oct. 29--Ncar Decatur !Ala, by Thomas 1870
Nov. SO-Ncaar stohfy 'Cr2seE," by Gregg 100
Nov. l5-Dec, ,,l5--1u Gcorsta by Shermun 1900
Nov. l9-lecG l3-ln .Gcorgia, iW'Sler5.. L
man, negroes .............:".: WY
Nov. .S05AAt Franklin. by Thomas ~. 1S0o 0o
If;Yariotis fights in virginia. Florida, ,"'i;'
/: .7gI4 f.ou;si1nh, !, East Tennessee and =:
am; Keulucky... .i-....... ...r..:! tl,foo
@4ysAl @ prisoner, ' Z tspptprsd tfd% . : :2FGS9e n S'
: in, dlisian, TO, theseuthe enemy have
lost, ,fuly,eigbs. shopsand, in?ki!cd and
woupdad asF Fapklisrana other; pointss.t..
! .R;ypsslcsxEHaEs tEAosh 1ross Dk COMBAT!
In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OPhIluSi NnWHe"iI
jsntilcrptD Connor,.%.- >: j! =. r:..:..:.. 4
InrGaorgiee-Gsnls. Gartlirsl; and Harrison =
Iaa iEspfssssess- 8 -GAsneEEsjS +A;E GiebsEnH; Ni-l
liams,, Adams, :Gist ,StraEl, Grani6erry,; ;,c.
'''l,rown.t, cqEtcr;S alahigaG}t, Coektrhill' ~.
bseotG G5rd6nI gHekscn, Smith, johnson, p
! Qunrlcs and Rucber. ..r:.l IaT.:. :a!!: ~ AZ
Inr MissoyGr Gr!GensG MtFmdAako anu Cabell .
: . :12 q; o.: nas1 ii.:t :; .;t:I5 "'';t az
TotaI: ~ :ii:Ft:, ;.;:4:,I - =,
! During sAia time there, has met hcepr
tive istaksnot,. a,pipgla Uniops Generci
jshkaplprisaper,. General BidEelll vas y:,aas
KILLED ,nean MiashsstesE ;H Ard :Rickeslt;S, slt;S,
Wpisb aa& GEeveE .Eonnded. a t: Generals. ,9
Stanley and ,Rypld5l Bradley Here, lxIo9nndsd I9 at at
Franklin. AL are, .howsYee, recovering
Add to the abQyG sle sinking OF the
AlbomaEle, Florida, Sea, King. (Semmes
ues, nFi4Yatesr n4Y pnd. ;the .captpFe Of |!'Ei sig
bloekadsFs On the TT T?sffep ll4s coast sq and ss
aeay ese o. il PS.st5g tbs & aSa1f ld,;S .nd Ngrsh II
oa''''sS9 s9sT !S:ai 81, 40 d,o9 ,:,aySl a:snJrG
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-01-04

.purin g'this time we do not recall but
six GA non lost TO the Fadctal arms-
the battery. taken, from Gillem,. in East
Tennessee. ,-.. 81. =, ....', ...; .,c
r..:tf } II ~ .'-' - III
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
tsg- The Memphis Commercial, comes to US i

tsSF- The Memphis Commercial comes to US in
ouartO form, and makes a very handsome appear
ancc. 1t is edited by Messrs. Heart, formerly Of
the Washington Globe and Charleston Mercury
Leon Tronsdoo, of the Memphis appeal and Nash.
vile Uni. n; Rolfe Saunders, OF the Memphis Ea-
gle and Enquirer and Morning B.tlleth, and J. NJ
Heating With corps of such able aad expo
rienced editors, the Commercial must be leading
paper in the southwest, md emenang from an
important commercial centre, will exert an extcn-
sive influence
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01

Cry Arns.-Last Saturday tight our usually
quiet little city got on bust" and tried to put on
real city ticks. Several shooting affairs came off,
and one man was stopped on the Port-Royal Pike,
near the suburs Of the city and relieved Of all the
money about his person, which was about $40
Monday morning, young man named Ritter shot
at Mr.. Ballentinc. This last affair was carried
before Squire Breed, for trial, but we have not
learned the result. ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01
DIR. JOHN BULL,
Of Louisville, Ky.
CE d N,

which 10 the basis Of the Bitters now offered "a
the public. That honor belongs TO the native m
habitants of Central America, to whom its virtues
have been known for more than two hundred
years. Armed with it, the Indian bids defiance 10
the most deadly malaria, and handles without fear
the most venomous serpents 1t Is a belief with
them that while there is breath LETT in the body the
Cedron is potent to cure, matter what the dis
ease may be.
While Dr. Bull is not prepared to endorse thta
extravagant pretension he is nevertheless satisfied
from a thorough examination Of the evidence rela-
ting to its virtues that a remedy and preventive
from all diseases arising from exposure either 10
changes of weather and climate or TO the mias
matte influence, it stands
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-01

The STEAMER CUMBEHLAHD.-Captain Ben. F.
Egan, so well known to the travelling public on
this river, has charge of the above steamer. The
Cumberland was built expressly for this river and
will ply between Nashville and Cairo, as soon as
the river rises. Captain Egan is clever polite
and accommodating officer, and will spare no pains
or exspense for the comfort o! all WHO may travel
with him. ...H.