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Franklin Insurance Company
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DIRECTORS:
4. z. Logan, T. r. ShaIlcrnss. Gee. K. wbeot
Geo. Mendel, John ZOeckler, Rnml. McSEIei,,
ian, z; W. FranzheinI, jas. n. Vance. AleIr.
MIS- COMPANY HAVING BEEN DIrI.Y
s5,r pIf Hre prepared TO take risks at
LII tilL fs,IeS on buildlnpS of NIL kinds rnprrban
.iise' mnnufacturing establishments fIITni-
ItnIt,, III Hte1lnlDoatS and caTpocs ON the western
IISeIS ana lakeS and nlso on the lives az ISeT
S,1ns S i0r 2 Term Of years. This Company OF
iiels superior Inducements tn flTneTyS VrhnT,L.
Ry they can bH Insured for three yes,v ~ -
sieed sllIE rateS This being home Institution.
POSeu OF some ninety-fOur stock holders
most OF whom are among Our hest business'
men, recommends itself 10 the favorable con.
their patronage, - ''''iu ''i'u f'iiSltA
Applications for insurance Mill ~. ,,,,o,,,,,,,
attended to by the Sec rpi ~, = - -
Ofhce, No. NIcI.IiTe House l,air,g Tho so,,,,
&NA'tlfeiiS uccupleSi py Adams, Express Co.
/, GAat,r 49, Nc: ARTHUR, Secretary,
SAnl' ia MCCLELLAN, President
7 St1O. MENDEIL, Vice President,
ofT;cS - 81 TTHtpR, Agent for paying pensions
FORMERLY occupied by Adans' ExnresS Co
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I = g q q ~ %
fire & Marine Insurance C6nDary
INCORPORATED IN 1887.
OF WILHELM,

INCORPORATES IN 1saz.. p
YtAI<ES RISKS ATTHE LOWEST RATL5s
on Buildings Of nll kinds Steaf1ISoa1s
Eurnlture and Merchandise ana apRinSf ali
9IrgsTS On IS attending the transPoration ofgoods
q ei1' Se'lS' LA1 9 esS canals and TRilroads
TorT,ys,. II. CRANGLE, President
JOHN F. HOPKINS, Secretary,
Robert CranRle 's Dor,oI -.
Robert Morrison. 7 n 4 k6i.aIn' ji.,atnD'
Toft tppS. ~. James DaIzeli,
Sollll @ DOHInn' Iis.g.sr-- Samuel Ott
,,5,,,oI Inc ne once Of the Company has been re-
.t = aP2Iugsitlons for insurance win be promDtlv.
attehded TO by the President or Secretsrvl
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RATEs OF SUBSCRIPTION.
WORK OF THE SANITARY CONIRrIS.
~ SEON.f 9Itf4E

OmcIaI RePOrt--Receipts nearly So,
SOC, ,O0O--A History In PrepaFation.
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sT. NiCHOLAS HOTEL,

-. .lil CUILBERLAND, Ma. - - I !
s.. LUlfAe, ,.......... ......... Proprietor.
TN9Is HoTEE,Is LOCATED NEAR THE
j RailToad Depot end IN the centre Of the
AccommodatinE pOrtsS in attendance at
all trainG. aspa-6m
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,seventy-fIys per cent OF the nett pnSfiis de-.
SI,,;i SInL 70 policy holders annually without In
POiicieS will be issued in any Of the aboya
rellaDle companies on application to
Oe,o. 7,r.,.. w. F. PETERSON, Agent.
4satt1N' mar21-ly
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CoHeeI COReeI
ryn BAGS CHoIeE; g.
~ a q Prime. 80 s-
Is Fair and low grades,re..t5rr5gr
A few pockets choice old Java lust arriving at
oc1i LIST, MORRISON &cos.
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SECURITY ms co. oFNEW YORK.
Cash Capital, all paid 600 al 90
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/ a traveller stopping at western hotel
What are you about, you black rascal?
You have reused me twice from nv
sleep by telling me breakfast is ready,
and now you are Attempting to strip Off
the bedclothes." "Why, replied Pom
pey, ''if you isn't gwfne to cit up, 1
must have the sheet, any how, cause
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Three fonrtils OF the nett profits deciafed Ia
policy holders, annually. '-''A - -
CONTINENTAL ms. co. OE,N5,uyy,oPp-
Cash Capital, all Maid IN. s=no n0o m t
Assets January ], lS65............ SsSSs So
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AoME 4LMSURANcECO. oFMEW YORK.
Assets list January, lS65.....s. i'sSS, ,sSi SS
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A parson once prefaced his sermon
with, "My friends, let us say a. few
words before we begin" This is about
before he went to sleen. - 7 Z - u
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WINTER SCHEDULE. N
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL, Rim nv
the following schedule on and nffsr III,
29th Of October. 1856: '.'l.l 'lI'St 1lIe
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:, Net assets exceeding those OF any oStsS. ~
stn,lnay sst8i,nnany doing Fire business in the United
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NO.8O.
l9asarante.
FTRB, MARINRG NLANn MSITRlNnp

G!AN BE OBTAINED Upon THE Mos1
SI,yIe ~ reasonable terms in anyof the following
y. EaIlles' l' representing in the aggregate
SA'Shi CAPITAL AND ASSETS OVER
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Lucy Stone says: 1.-THE cradle Il a
woman's ballot -boS.n Then we've
known some unlawful vot ting where two
ballots were deposited at tfme. "
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a man passing through gateway in
the dark hit his nose against the post -
81 wish that post was in HE'LL" said he.
Better wish 1t somewhere else," coolly
remarked bystander, "you might run
against it again"
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is-s" 81 si45ees.s 20 aots.i.z-
.sffa slls.a Es rl4slls-. -.--i-f.I- .-.F
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pupil who was an aspirant for the situa-
ton of school teacher n certificate which
said; 'HThis young man Is capable of
filling position for which he is quail
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81 gave the fellow a shilling said
Sir Walters Scott, on some occasion when
slxpenee was the fee, :.'apd added, re-
''MayiyOur honor live till 1 pay youI'
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II had conversation with Governor
Johnson, of Tennessee, ON this subject.
He feels right, personally. do hope.
you viii see your way clear to take the
lead in this matter. Yon Will thus not
only do good thing for your country,
but immprtalize your name, for i am
satisfied the nation will grow to this,
if it has not already reached il. - - .
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The preparation of the anal report of
the Commission has been entrusted to
Professor Gould, of Cambridge. ,r O.,
The, Claim Bureau, which has coll
lected forsoldiers and sailors S82s, ,1o5.2s
viii CLOSE on the 1st Of January next. 4
Amer that time the Commission viii
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Transpnrtation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R. CoMPIY


OFFICE BALI. & ONO IeAI1RoADCo- =,
WHEEIING Of.r ~ IShs Z
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ABANDONED LANDS. The follow
ing extract from recent circular Of
the Freedmen's Bureau expla;,, th;o
term:
''All land or other property within
the several lnsurrectionary States. viz.
Virginia, North Caaolina, South Caro-.
lima, Georgia, Florida, Alabama
Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee
Missouri, Arkansas, Louisiana. and
Texas, to which the United States
have, or shall have, acquired title bv
confiscation or sale, or otherwise.
during the late rebebellion, and ali
abandoned lands or other abandoned
property in these States, become SO
by the construction of section third,
Act approved July 3, 1864, viz:
property, real or personal, shall be
regarded as abandoned when the law
full owner thereof shall be voluntarily
absent therefrom, and engage either
in arms or otherwise in aiding or
encouraging the rebellion" and which
remains unsold or otherwise disposed
of, are, and shall be considered as
under the control of the commissioner
of the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen
and Abandoned Lands, for the pur-
poses hereinbefore set forth, and for
the time authorized by the act estab-
iahing the bureau, and no part OF
parcel OF said cOnfiscated or abandon
ed property shall be surrendered OF
restored to the former owners thereof.
or other claimants thereto, except such
surrender or restoration he authorized
by said commissioner.
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Headq'rs Dept of South Carolina.
HILTON HEAD, S. c.. AUG. II. 1865
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 10.
THE following paragraph from Special
i Orders No. 42S, .Adjutant Generals OF
nee, August 9, 1865, is rcpublishcd for the
information OF this command:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
AMVTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, August 8, 1865.
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1853.
[Ert1uct.]
81. by direction of the President the fol-
loving named officers of the LIST Provisional
New York Cavalry are hereby dishonorably
dlsmlsscd the service of the United States.
t" date July II, 1865, for violation of orders
and neglect OF duty, in abscnting themselves
from their commands, thus embarrassing
the pubic service, and neglecting the enlist
listed men under their control:
lst Lieutenant Miles Sullivan.
2d Lieutenant John 4. Bordamcr.
2d Lieutenant Thomas Dunlara.
LIST Lieutenant A. ". Warren.
LIST Lieutenant Joseph W. Cooley.
Commanding Generals of Military Diyi-
sl"ns and Departments will promulgatc this
order to their respective commands.
BY order of the Secretary of War:
+: D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G..
by commander
Maj. Gen. @. A. GILMORE.
". l.. Nj. BURGER, A. A. G. Aug 26 3
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y Te1e&raph.
From Washinxton.

WASHINGTON, August 29.-Col. J. g.
Mosby left Alexandria on THURSDAY
evening for his home in Warrenton
there to remain until the further or,
ders Of the War Department. Such
was the excited feeling against him on
the part of citizens and soldiers that
NJ nus nfe was in danger while he remain
ed IN Alexandra, several persons
whom he had deeply wrongeI during
the war having armed themselves to
Among the latest arrivals of South
erners IN quest Of par1ons, is Fayette
McMullen, one of the fercest seces-
slonlsts, but now claims some merit
Tor belonging to the reactionary party
against Jefferson Davis. McMullen
was formerly a member of the United
states House of Representatives, and
was afterward in the rebel Congress.
The Postmaster General is gradually
extending the postal service South
ward from Richmond, having lust
concluded contracts for the convey
ance of the mails from that city to
Petersburg, and from Petersburg to
Weldon, N. c., twice day. The en-
tire dlstauce is ninety miles.
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COLUMBIA. Auousr "a 1ses

10 He Editor Of the Phoni1:
1learn that during my absence from home
nave been nominated as a candidate for
seat in the Conventic, Of the people Of this
State. While appreciate the kind motives
OF the party who done so, I am constrained
by the following reasons to decline the no.
mlnation. My opinions of the character OF
our Government, in my humble Judgment.
differ with large majority Of nv fellow
citlzens-they believing in the right of
State to exercise supreme national autho-
rity, even to the extent of dissolvine the
Government Of the United States by the
right OF the States to secede, leaving the
duration Of the future existence of tho Co
vernment q matter Of uncertainty; while I
oeheve the character Of the Government is
intended tor perpetual existence, with DOW
ers delegated by the States to effect that
end.
The following extracts from the Constitu
ton is small part Of the many reasons
satisfying me Of the correctness Of my opi-
mons:
By the first article, eighth section Con-
gress appears to have been given, BY the
States, all the material powers Of national
Government.
And the sixth article, second section
reads thus: ''This Constitution, and the
laws Of the United States which shall be
made in pursuance thereof, and all treaties
made, or which shall be mad, under the
authority of the United States, shall be the
supreme law Of the land; and the judges in
every State shall be bound thereby. any,
thing IN the Constitution or laws Of any
state to the contrary notwithstanding.
Thus, it would seem, that if elected. I
must misrepresent my own opinions, or
those OF a majority of my constituents. I.
therefore, feel bound to decline the nomina,
tion. Respectfully,
aug % l JOHN CALDWELL.
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Cotton and Crime I'm Louisiana and
Texas.


Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, August 12.-All re.
ports to the contrary, I am able to
state that the dreaded army or cotton
worm has not appeared in this State
10 do serious harm to the coming
crop. The cotton never looked finer
or was more abundant Cotton pack
ing has already commenced in every
portion of the State. If the worm
Keeps out another week, the whole
crop will be saved.
In Texas, the worm has undoubted-
ly appeared in Wharton County.
where it has destroyed thousands Of
acres.
There is an apparent increase of
crime In this region. A few days ago.
q Mrs. Warren and one of her two
children were murdered with an axe.
IN most brutal manner, by two dis
charged soldiers, named respectively
Ross and Rodgers, who belonged to
the 1st Texas Cavalry. More recently.
q man named John Sheenan, residinn
at the Lake, while riding home in his
wagon, was met by two colored SOL
diers on the New Shell Road, between
the Common Street Bridge and the
Halfway House. One of the ne
groes jumped ON the wagon and dealt
him several blows on the head with o
club, and then threw him on the
ground. They then dragged him into
the bushes and robbed him of $l19
In greenbacks, and then drove off in
his wagon, leaving him for dead.
Yesterday, a cabman reported that
while driving his cab on the Green
vile Road at dawn, two men, armed
with clubs, stopped his cab and looked
inside, but, finding it unoccupied,
allowed it to 60 on. Three other men,
also armed with clubs, were q short
distance from the others.
A negro murdered his wife near
Thibodeaux, on Monday night last,
and then threw her into the bayou
Lafourche. When he was arrested the
next day, he was living with another
woman.
On the "Butler" plantation, recent
ly, the overseer was murdered by
negro.
have mentioned three or four
cases only. l could give you fifty such
during the past three or four weeks.
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Willis & Chisol,n,
Factors, Commission Merchants.
AND SHIPPING AGENTS..

CHARLESTON, 8. &.
F. WILLIS. An cr,sa
WILL attend to the purchase, sale and
w shipment Ito foreign aud domestic
ports) Of COtTON, RICE. LUMBER L,ESao
NAVAL STORES;to the collection Of Drafts'
Purchase and Sale of all Securities. Con,
slSnments OF Vessels solicited.
REFERS TO:
s. c. ''o VIII
Messrs. Geo. W. Williams & Co.,
Messrs. George A.. Hopley & Co.,
- sTreSrge g SchIey, Esq, Augusta, Ga.
Messrs. Clark, Dodge & Co., New York.
Messrs. Murray Il Nephew,
MeSsrs. E. w. Clark e. Co.. pb;ledo1,h;.
Penn. pnia'
Messrs; Pendergast, Fenwick g. Co., Bal
timore, Md. W. Oa'-
=, Aessrs. Samuel Harris l. Sons, Baltimore.
' Aug 8 26
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Straved.

EROM near the Charlotte Depot. on
L Thursday last dark tan-colorcd
COW, with a remarkably short tail A suit
able reward will be given for any informa-
tion that will lead to recovery. Apply
at this office. Aug 90
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Office Gen. Sup. w. and NJ. &. r.,

Office Gen. Sup. w. and NJ. r. r.,
kRA Assaaa
WILMINGTON, N. c., AUG. "a, 1865.
CHANGE or SEIZED ULE.
nN and after SUNDAY, 9th, daily trains
~ will run over the Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad, between Kingsville and
Wilmington, as follows:
Leave Kingsville daily at. - 7.35 .. IN.
" Wilmington at. 500 a. m.
Arrive Kingsville at .1.25 a. m.
8. Wilmington at. .. 3o5 p. m.
There is daily communication North by
rail from Wilmington, and semi-weekly by
steamer. These trains connect with trains
on the Northeastern Railroad, Cheraw and
Darlington Railroad and Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad. There is line Of stages
between Sumter and Camden connecting
with these trains.
HENRY NJ. DRANE,
aug 70 l6 General Superintendent.
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SPOTSNOOD HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VA

~ ,,1d.r,;g aI having been reported that the
ss2s- fiscatcd and closed, the proprietors
deem 1t proper to assure the public that
such is not the case. The house ia omen for
the accommodation of visitors, as it has
t.ea 1cen from its opening day, in September,
Inc house has been rcmodelcd, reno
throughout, and the travelling public nav
rest assured Of finding as comfortable
accommodations with ns as can bo found in
any hrst-class hotel, North or South.
Vnr friends, patrons and the travelling
pubic generally. visiting Richmond, are
U.iuial1S invited to make their home with
us, and IL" pains will he spared to make
them comfortablc, as We are pledged to sus-
" 'ii> IN n,'',rr,. II'ttnlUII Uf inc llUllsu
COSkERf Il MILLWARD.
H'.S - y PrOprietors
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Household Furniture.

A private sale, at DR.. sondley's house,
MM Manda BOUNDARY street, West of Main, on
O'Clock a. m. to p. M, consisting in part
3t rosewood Drawing room Double Sett.
nne carpet, 7-octave Piano, Bookcase. Din,
sng,room Furniture, Mahogany Bedstead.
IGme K;1os CHINA nm and Glassware, Stoves and
marked. Va oaoh 90 afCac1e u.
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Attention. Ladies,

WILL be sold, THIS DAY, at private
,vv sale, at the residence Of w. T.. WAL
IEN, between the nours of and O'Clock,
the following choice articles, viz: Ladies
IE1ilCOATS and DRAWERS, and chill
dren's WAISTS. Anc 10
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Auction Sales.

Furniture Sale.
By Jacob Levin.
TOMORROW MORNING, 30th inst., at 10
O'Clock, will sell,
A variety of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
In good order, among which are:
Mahogany Hair-seat Chairs.
Sofas, Cane-seat Chairs.
Mahogany Tables, Washstand.
Extension Table, one fine Piano.
Mantle Glass-gild frame.
And a variety Of other articles.
With Glassware, Crockery, &c.
Unlimited articles will be received until
morning of sale. aug 29 2
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A. l.. SOLOMON.
General Ccmmission Ma-.h.,% ,

ueneraI Commission Merchant.
second Door from Shioer House, Plain street
COLUMBIA, 8. c.,
DEALER in foreign and domestic ,s~-
~ chandize: The highest market nric.
pad for COTTON and COUNTRY PRGo.
DUCE IN gold or currency. Consicnments
solicited, which will receive my usual promnt
attention. Refer to p'o"p'
G:R:ot =: T.; Grump 4 Co., Augusta, Co.,
Gibbon & Co., Charleston, s. C..
Koopman Il Phelps, Charlotte II r
Fuller & Wlkerson, Leasbure' N. e.
T. T. Richardson, Readsville, N. C..
James K. Lea, Yanceyville, n. c..
Chambers 4 Patrick, Danville, Va,
BrownIy 4 Co., Petersburg, Va,
Aug fs27
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COLUMBIA MALE ACADEMY,

COLUMBIA MALE ACADEMY.
MAJOR J. B. WHITE having accepted
AX1 the Superintendency of the Military
Academy at Hillsborough, N. c., the exer-
cises Of the Columbia Male Academy will
be continued under my charge. The CLASS
les, French, Mathematics and the ordinary
English Branches will be taught.
aug % q II. S. THOMPSON
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@. E. Chichester.

@. e. Chichester,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
1S BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON.
A GENT for the purchase and sale of
~ REAL ESTATE in any Of the Southern
States.
ALSO,
For the REPAIRING, RENTING, &C., Of
city property.
Owners Of property in Charleston, un-
have their property taken care OF and
promptly attended to by sending to above
a Power Of Attorney, to assume control Of
the same, until the owners return. Infor-
nation as to the condition of property in
iured by shells, and otherwise, with prcba-
bic expense OF repairing, sent on application.
ad Wanted to purchase, for parties
seeking investment Of Real Estate, in South
Carolina, several PLANTATIONS, in work
ing order, in the upper portion Of the State.
Aug 3 26
, 1865-08-02
GEN. SVLAY's EXPEDITION.

,ccrrcspcrtencs Of the Chicago Trsnuue.]

FCcrrcspcrtence Of the Chicago Trsbuue.1
CAxP No, ~ N. ". IkD1AN EIPEptrIoH,
Opposire Fort Rice, Dacotah, Jniy IT. 1855.
Fourteen days have paEaed since my last
letter WIS written, and We haTe marched lS0
uilcs further up the river, md In tho coun-
ty OF the Yanktonga Sloux'a. We arrived
here On the 18th inst. Fort Rice was located
July 7!b, 1856, By Gen, 4. Sally. and Is one
of the finest forts on the Missouri river abore
Learenworth. It Is abcnt 200 above st.
Louis, The FIRST troops stationed here wtse
the D.h Wisconsin Infantry; they were re-
lleved by portion Of the 9th lows c,va1ry
in September last, and they were relieved by
the lst United States volunteers N October
or six companies Of It, which still remain,
either dead or alive. One hundred and four
men have died during the winter at this
pest. There are now camped near the fort
abut :, 600 Indians, Who are satisfied With tho
whipping they got last summer, AID arc now
anxious to make peace. There ara no prin-
is made until some OF tho heat chiefs can be
Induced to come In. ...
Gen. Sul]y Las taken q very wise cour SO
with them. lie has hada . talk with them, ard
given them feast. ard now sends them ont
10 hunt, Trusting thst when they relate to
these that are afraid to come now tho man
ner In which they have been treated, that
they viii come In and make peace.
I ind that my statement in my letter OF
| Ju}y Cd, TINT the hostile Indians were nearly
| al On tho west side Of the Missou3 river, is
| now proved beyond doubt. Where We go
| trc1n here has not Jet been maae public. and
| yarious ,umoss are saoat from day TO dly,
Scme ssy to Fort Besthc1d, and some to
Devils Lake, and some say homeward; bus
| most likely the Wish is falheI TO the latter
opinion, as the boys think that inasmuch ::
tho rebellion Is pn. down they ought to b;
allowed to go home. 1sympathl=c With them
because some Of tht m baye been here nearl.
four years. a steamboat. lies at the bank
and viii start for the States at daylight to
morrow, and our mali must be made up b.
midnight, and it is now withia au hour q
that time SI-uA, Sl.PAs
, 1865-08-02

judlcsous regard for their uecks alone pre-.
veatcd their closing In with his oilers onal
victim .ihree months West Tennessee and
Kentucky bare been oYerrun BY guctl1las. and
The scou1drels appeared tosmti1 gEeenoack
farther thau a Copperhead can scent nlgger-
They carefully watched every bssn ~ the
country. and 10 sooner did farmer Ee1d
hcrth, id Of the we'd to market, than he
wculd be wasted up:n br squad Of tatavtnss
sentry. who JY str,nEiug Their victim to the
neArtat t,ec would soon peFsuads n Mn % teil
where tis money was concealed. The "casi
rppe u vas inyIucib. c in tbs hands Of gueriltas
upd to prevent . practical test of Us virtues
the farmers preferred to Keep their tobacco
eyen when offered fahulous prices for It.
Tbe Memphis & Louisville railroad Is sad
IL cpt Of 1epa.s but II Is hoped 1t Will be
il running otder some time In Nvyember.-
Ihe bridge over the Tennessee was noble
structure, costing over $500, ,0o0. The piers
aIe stlll standing, almost rninju-cd, render
Ing its rebuilding compare lively easy. Tho
bridge over the Cumberland Ea5 noi destroy
cd, Most OF The rolling stock WAS rNr south
frcm Paris, By order of the President Of the
road, to preyent its fa'1lug into the hauda Of
The Fedeials. The State has an interest In
this read, and It fs- believed Coy. Brown1ow
VIII teach M-. President Woods thst hia OH
elous mee ding in favor Of tAe rebellion is by
no means q paying affair. ASHLAND.