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fhe leseenl upOn bid Gamhlers.

Oar readers viii rocollect that few day
ago We published statement in regard I,
the gamblers Of the city being pretty offee
tuslly sup pressed. Since then We have otter
been askea why We did not furnish fullei
particulars. IN answers We can now say v.
could not get the particulars. NobOly
seemed TO know anything about It. In fsct
it turned cut that the whole affair vas
''RAter haul Aflast the eleW has seain been
foandand win lesd the reader intos new
chamber Of the sporting catacombs. i sel
to the lot Of Col. COnpari, Of the nd In
diana, who was temporarily in command o.
the post to execute Gen. Grants order. From
some cause there ives failure, aud We learn
thstoa the Oh inst, Col oompart we
relieved, and charges Of negleet Of duty and
disobeaienee OF orders preferred. He viii
b tried by Court Martial.
ahe people generally have no idea Of the
terrible havoc Of morals, and fortunes made
daily and nightly By the gambling fraterni-
y. Gen. Grants order closing their places
Of bushels, is intended 10 protect the sol
diers who are now returning home in such
vast numbers Many Of them have not
been paid of Tor 3 long time, and when they
are mustered cut have considerable sums Of
money which renders them worthy The at
tention Of even The 'sirss class gambler i"
As general ,hing the poor soldier who is
induced 10 visit one these "helis" comes out
without dollar He frequently is 50 igno
rant e the tricks Of the profession that
be has no arthly chance 10 win and al to
lose.
We are not among those who think gam
bling the worst vice Of the age, or that it is
confined exclusively to that class usually
denoniDatei blacklegs. Taere are other
parties who sre as culpably ching from
the poor folder, his mesgsr earnings, and
whom we would see dealt with, severely;
bu. the faro dealers, ehuck-a-luck shakers,
roulette rollers, ct ID oasne genus, should be
made 70 elole their businessluntil our soldiers
have again thrown around them, the re-
siraints and protection Of citizenship.
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DIEEcToET.-We propose 10 publish in our
paper City Directory. Il " be alpha
bsticallJ arranged. and placed in 8 oonspic-
uous place. The advantage Of having ones
name and plsse Of busiue 8, where a strang-
e. may see itwilhout having 10 90 over a
whole paper 10 fad an advertisements, VII;
be apparent 10 ths m ost stupid upon little
reflection. We have often wanted to pur-
chase some article ia a large city, and spent
half its price anding the place where it was
sold. It is just such eases IS this that We
propose to meet BY furnishing a convenient
Directory, which the people can run over
in few m mems. The iriaing cost Of this
efiectual mode Of advertising viii be insig
nifeaut when compared with its adyant-
ages.
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BARNUu's MUsEUE.-The burning Of Bar
NUNS Museum in New York city will be re
garded By hundreds Of thousands as per-
sonal loss. Whoever went to New York
without going to Barnums. The myriad Gu
riosities which the genius aud industry Cf
world renowned proprietor had gath
cred under its spacious roof are no more.
The loss Is inestimable.
The telegraph tells US that no sooner did
Mr.. Barnum hear Of his misfortune than he
ordered his agents to be ready to start at
once for Europe in search of curiosites.
This is Characteristic Of the man. No mis-
fortune daunts him, and we seriously hope
he may live to make his new Museum, the
pride Of the greatest city Of the greatest ma
ton Of the earth.
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MARKETS
alRr Tslearsph..

4 lBy Telegraph CDcISSATI, July IS
Flour is held firmly but the marlsei is quiet; su-
perfne Sc; extra Sc 250G 75e. Wheat steady 81
81 so for prime red. Oats very dull, COO Corn IN
changed. Rye zoe. Whisky s. oso Provisions
frmer Mess pork 81. Bulk meats, l59Ioc foi
shoulders and sides and loe for hams. Lsrd held
at 2lc. Groceries steafy.
The river has ALLEN one inch since yesterday Is
fsetin the channel. Weather clear.
Thermometer76o
PHrsBUne, July i5.-River Q feet by pier mark.
Weather clear and pleasant
NEs Y0Rk, July ~.
Cotton quiet at 5i9s2 Fiour quiet at s. 75@
Sc soc; extra S. s5c9S7. RHoWhea' Ease lower.
Rye scarce aud firm. Corn firm at slss2c. Oats
dropping. 5sa60c Western pork frui, s2s 1899
new mess s26 759ZT. Prime lard isiaSiic. Whis-
Ky g. %. Petroleum dull. S3e for crude; Sc for
refined; 72973e for nee.
Gold opened at az and closed at 42l{.
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Persons unacquaintod in the city seeing
SO many advertisements for the treatment
Of Special Diseases, are often at q loss to de
termine to whom TO entrust the treatment
Of such cases. 70 such persons we take
pleasure in stating that the Oldest estab
iishment Of this kind is at No. . Deaderick
street, and this should be a sufficient guar
aptee that this il a reliable institution. DIR.
A. RrcHARp JOKES may be found in his Of
fee during the hours stated in his general
Advertisement. al 1seiieiaes fTrnished ~
ehs e07cc.
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Posing up Cedar street, yesterday, for
the first time in a long while, we discovered
whore our worthy fellow citizen, Nelson
Walker, has located himself in business in
connection with his associate, Carroll Ma
pier, Cashier. # every one who has use for
razor had just sense Of the exce'lenee Of
Walker as an expert in his profession the
North east corner Of Cedar and Summer
streets would become the most famous Bar
Der Shop in Nashville. It is positively a
luxury to be shaved by him. His blade ever
has the keenest edge, whilst his manipula-
lions are IS gentle as the sweet South, {"
which, We are told, "stesls and gives odor."
And then Nelson always had proper pride
Of person Neatness and gentility are as
much part Of mis- system s. f9hree hun
bred pounds a year" were of the psdagogan.
DR.. O'Toole. As is characteristic Of him.
his shop is furnished elegantly. We trust
he will have a very large share of the public
custom, and always, roeketiul Of Father
Chase's Greenbscks.
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REcoRpFR's CouRr.-There were FIVE cases
OF drunkenness, two Of drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, four OF diso1d,Ily con-
dnet, one ofindeeentezPosureo Of person, one
Of assault and bsttsry, and one Of obtaining
money on false pretenses.
A. Roenheim was fined SIC for regratiag.
John Allen being accused Of stealing,
struck his aecuser over the head, cutting
quite a severe cash. He was ened $50.
James German charged with stealing
watch, escaped from the work -house night
before last, but has been arrested.
Chas. Dunmant was sent to jail for steal
ing $40 from little boy under very agsrvA-
ting circumstances, N
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Commissions have been issued to DR..
James Barney AS Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the Second district Of Ala
bamai Francis w. kellogg, Collector
for the First district of Alabama; Rich
ard 5. Watkins, Assessor for the Third
district Of Alabama, and Edmund Ia
Croix, Assessor for the Second district
Of Alabama.
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LEyr Co.-speciat attention is called
to the advertisement Of Levy 4 Co, IN
! this mornings issue. We have made 8
Personsl examination Of their stock Of
: goods, snd feel warranted, in recommend
: ing them 10 public consideration. Ladies'
siTDress G-Ods, Waite G oods. Hosiery, Gloves.
~'Baots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, ETC.. etc. compose
stock Of rare excellence. Mossrs. Levy
A COS prices are exceedingly low when
compared win the reeeat giddy heights
Which We have beea compelled to scale
wensvsr we have veniuFed into the Dry
Goods market
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Oriental Pearl Drops.

NOR BssuaSinr he eofnpiexion. siieclually re-
moving
Tsn. Frsckies. Blqishes, and giEing the sizin an
e,eqsnt soOthress soi easily attained b any other.
Is ase anong Ladies Of Fashion IN he Kaas gives
il charasser Tor elhcaey whichasonee Stamps itss
iusnitsig superior ior The toilet Of sny lady.
On he obsined from any rssPacisb's drug siers,
md also wholesale or Otherwise from the propris-
HuRLEY, BUBBLE AGO
Corner Seventh snd Green streets. Louisville
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DAILE2

In their melancholy nights ride from
Richmond to DAnville last April, BEN
iamin said to Davis-"No bottom ever
went out Of bucket more speedily.
The slaves fell apart quite as rapidly.
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BRAurIFul CorroN.-Our friend Ye.-
ser, yesterday, laid on our table,
specimen of the finest cotton we ever
saw. Il was grown in Kinds county,
by Mr.. NJ. T. Collins. Il can be seen 81
our Office, and il beautiful 70 look
upon, Il is as fine IS silk or WOOL
Vieks5sry Herald Jrly SA
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Advertising Receipts Of the New York
DailleS,

BelOwwill be found the gross amounts
Of the advertising receipts of several
New York daily newspapers. The
amounts are made up for nine months
the three quarters ending March 81,
1865. In parallel columns we give the
receipts for the nine months ending
June 80, 1854
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MOVEMENT OF PRooPs.-Yesterdsy ailer-
boon the following regiments left for home
TO DO mustered cut, viz: l42d Indiana Ihian-
try, 18th Missouri infantry, 18th New York
Battery, oh Ohio Battery, and small de-
tachmenis too small 10 mention.
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sisi,sn

MusDER.-Mus. Hughes was murdered in
McNairy county, some time ago, BY four
meR named Ruins Brown, Philip Odem,
and tive brothers, Ellis. They have been
arrested and brought 70 this city, and viii
be sent 20 MeNsiry county Tor trial. They
went 20 her house ia the absence Of her
husband. 70 rob her, aud upon her resisting
them, they shot her four times.
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StrRVed-

ON the night q the 5th q jGiy. fram The s,slse
I o. the nnatTs gse5 ena b.aek horse MULE
aoout Is halds high, branded j. c. q. h. "a M,
lt shoulder, and ". 4. c. On fhe rghi siis 81 ile
seek. ard hac 81 he tine ven sore neck.
Also CisyhEnk Nae PONEs, Whi.e name a. d
tai, snd ura1ded ". r G. on re Elz1t side Of The
nsok. liberia reward VII b. pad Tor their de-
81 - 10 me- 81 - Church street.
lyslg =. ". r CokAkLIls,
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Attention Printers :

NASHVILLE, TfSx., July 7, 1895.
Mr. sam. Lathrop aud Ars. Post.
To VIZ. CAnrEos Co, Fubiisags rlii0n. DR..
10 amount cue or printing programmes
and adveftsin i,-,----.-...-- 90
Abscobded without paying the amount,
besides leaving indebtedness % other par
ties ofover Sle0. Il
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Two whales we're bumed alive in Bar
nuns museum. Who would have thought
when they wire swimming about in the
ooesn % Labrador, they Wspld meet their
death by frog
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oheers' pay accounts and soldiers fnal
y sia'emenu, compuied and purchased a.
Lowest rates. Also Quaueriaasters. Com
mis'ary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly By competent aud experienced
49, q Ne. es North Cherry street.
BUElEr 6EEKSwooD.
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BURoHARnr's LINz woaxs.-Attention Is
called 70 the advertisement Of tb..o Vol.
in this morning. paper. Orders leu VITA
PAID 4 sanfara, A south Market street. viii
receive pr0mpl attention.
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Rtv. Dr. ". L. BreckiBr.dge will preach
in the Second Presbyterian Church lCOl-
lege st. this morning % lO5 o'clock, and
at s o'clock at night. the public are invited
a. attend.
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HurIsy's Stomach Blttsrs.

NOR potlliy, loss q AFPesilas Weakness, ~
dlgs1ion 81 pyspapsis. want a etoe q re
liver nsoriered -tonach, there are 70 hii4efs
that can tonpare with lhe-e m rsiiles "a 49, "
t-s.I,T ,,r,.,lninfs Dor ssle cr can BE- had 81 any
Dug store IN the Ined sietss, q nom the pIspre-
tors. Louisville, kg, coruer seventh ena ofeeo
slreetl q whom ali orders ssenid oe a1dreseed
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We are indebted to cur young friend, Fd.
willard, Union street, Tor she New York
DAiies OF the lslh, ana the National Police
Gasslte.
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oEo. sEIFIps 4 co.-Atteaiion is called 10
the advertisement Of this enlerprisins srn
They sell hns lot Of Dry Goods, clolhiag
Bopts Shes, ke.,on Tuesday and wednss.
day, o6nmeneing Al loo'clOek each day.
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Weare obliged 10 Messrs Cone & Tunnel
for tho August number Of Gcdey's Lady's
Book, the Weekly London Times, London
Punch, Frank Leslie's illustrated, and the
Louisville dailies.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
peoples Line
Between Louisville & Cincinnati
CIRCUIT COURT AT NASHVILLE
NAY RULES. 1875.


WsshnEtoa Barrow
IN ms carze 3 appearing 70 The safigfacti0n cf
if1 Il<. nm tha 2. laa 10 he IN iaFt hiei
Barrow. E uu1-resiasut ef the oiaie o. Ten
neesee, 10 ttG ire ordinary process q lar can
eot D. serves upul him. % D. thrrf.1re ORDER
weeks il ne Nashville iniea, q 1fElI'1rFr f'11-
lsfeI Ia he ctJ a. AnshFlis. reIur1F sail ae-
lFadart % appenr nt the September Germ cf re
Circuit C0url q u4fIil1l c1unfTs 70 o. hfli ID
ne cltF 81 Nashville ol ne ass lcutay n sep
ts1ber naEt hes krd thefs 10 plead, aa1sFar o.
telnur 10 oounnlaIuaul's aftnch1r1t SLED. or ne
same vi b tsEsn az eoaisased a. . hlzn ana
isssii-ss DAVID q LOVE. csssk.
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Eos Rfsf.-store House No. q, North
ooiiegel street, opposite sepauee Hoase.
Apply q ". ". Tolseu, next door.
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Divine services will be held in the Frat
Presbyte Ten Church by the Rev. R. F.
Bunting 10 day At lezo'clock, A. 4 and
n. The Sabbath School will open al ~
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". Collier supplied US yesterday with
the Louisville and Cincinnati dailies, and
the August mum Der of GOdey's Lady's Book.
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BUESA VIsTA srRISas.-This fine properly
was bought yesterday by Or. ]. W. Morton
for $1,000.
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Or Jos oFrIoE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy job Print
ing in the ueetost style, and e the lowest
prices. at this Office
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DisrNsUisHEB AERlvAL. - Among the
passengers on the Louisville train last night
was Major General Haaen. This officer was
the frat 10 reach the sea during shorman's
celebrated march nom Atlanta 70 Saysnnsh,
his division capturing Fort MeAllister.
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YOtel TOteil YOteill

For Sale At this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. win be sold cheap for cash.
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By an act Of the Legislature every voter
must get certificate Of Registration from
the Clerk OF the County Court in The county
in which be lives before he can vote.
Clerks Of counties can be supplied BY sP-
pliestion to this Office, or BY mail, enclosing
funds.
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"Rsmsmber the Sabbath dsy to keep it
holy" q
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RIrsr bad steambOat NeMs.
CITY DIRECTORY.

uEyFRs 4 HUNT-Nsnufcture-s q 81 Che
M latest STYLES Of First Glass Carnaeel and
Rnqgies, Express Wagons and Crfyd 2, " forth
Marast street
OTIS. Il. A.-stlofney end Conn ellor at law
" Ofiicc 4s1S Che ~ 80 .. BOX 49,
TVONF A TUN EJIi-,Wholesale and Retail
I Bookse lsrs stuionefs, anl New As MS
n t0 eorth Cherry street. Nashville, Tenn
VxTIIsON, " 3 CO.-Msuulselurers and
w Whoissa e and Retail aaleis 10 Tic, CoppeI
aut Sheet IRON Ware and Furnishing eoots. no II
! College street.
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For sale at this Office, one good Tobacco
Screw. viii be sold cheap for cash.
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GOVERNMENT SALEs.-We are indebted 10
Mr. Holbr1oh Capt Kinks polite aud Of.
fcieHt Chief Clerk, for the following state
ment Of the sale Of Mules during the past
week a. the corral.
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VIZ. P. EaTos Co., are our sole AdvsE-
Using Agents for Baltimore, Nd.
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JosEsH B. QrISsE;o Of She National Banner,
is cur sole Advertising Agent for Gin
I cirrnf-
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Hurley Popular Worm
Candy.

4 s this i7 resllFA specie for Worms, and ne
~ hes; snd most pslstable form 10 1--WE 10 chi.
dTen L IS rot surprisirg taat Il is fast taking ne
rsce Of al ether preperatons Ger worms ii being
perfeciiY iasteess. am child VII take "a
HURLEY. RupDLE CO, Proprietor-.
Corner Seventh aud Green streets.
Louisvilie, ky.
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For RENT.

Two sFLkNDID sToRE- ROOMS. soxiso fdr
4 Rsnt For rnriica' ATS, inquire 8, hiock, hsa-
neg : CO. NfLLiAh DoTf,
ialy8fs
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Dr.. T. A. HURLEY'S
Compound Syrup Of SarsaparlIIs

rTNHE only Genuine preparation recommended BY
i Physicians, aud possessing extraordinary EN-
cheney IN the following diseases;
Dyspep ia or Indigestion, Scroilla or Kings Evil,
Affections OF The Bones, Syphilis, De llisy, Ha-
huai Coslveness, Erysipeias, Pulmonary
ni.aases LAYER Complaint. Plies. Female
irreguisubes, Fistta, Skin Diseases,
Diseased Kidneys, snd as q great
and powerful Tonic
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WM. CAMERON 4 CO.. PubIishers.

SUNDAY. JULY l6 1856.
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1 ouis,IIe. and Nashville RsIlrOAd--chAnss
Of zine

The sr'ins On the L-uis.ils and HasATiIls Ran
Smyrna times., 1865-11-15

LADY CLERKS IN WASHINGTON.-It would
seem that the employment of women as clerks
In the government departments at Washington
has proved a failure. In the Department of
the Interior, the dismissal of all the female
clerks is being effected as rapidly as possible,
and it is understood that the Treasury Depart
ment, which employs the largest number of
any, is about to adopt the same course. The
services OF women, instead of being more eco
nomieal than men, are found to be more ex-
pensive. Individually their wages may be less,
but, in the aggregate, they accomplish less la
Dor than an equal number Of men. 1t is al
legged in Washington that the mania for extra
VACANT dress is one of the principal drawbacks
to the efficiency Of the women at their duties
in the departments. A writer in the Wash
ington ChroaicLe-herself, we judge, depart
mental clerk-comments severely upon this,
remarking:
1.-The employment of women in the govern
ment departments IS an experiment. 1t has
not, thus far, been so complete success as its
friends could wish, and may possibly yet be
on our side of the house. Women persevere
in carrying the drawing-room to the Office.
Unless this mistake can be corrected, the ex-
pertinent must fail. A fixed rule Of good breed
ing excludes the shop from the parlOr. A man
who lugs his business, habitually, into his so:
cial hours, is always a bore; and what should
we think of one who went to his counting or
consulting room in the ball-dress of the previ-
Gus evening? 1t would certainly be better for
humanity that all Of this class of government
employees should starve at home than that
they should corrupt public morals, and we low
er the national standard of womanly delicacy
by recognizing their right to fill the honorable
positions many of them occupy. / know that
some, perhaps a majority, of these dress thus
from misapprehending the situation. They
fail to see the distinction between business and
social life, and SO drag the drawing-room with
them, with its coquetries, on to and into the
Office"
If this is the only matter to be complained
of in the premises, the lady clerks can very ca
silly and quickly work u reform in it, and thus
retain themselves in an occupation SO well
adapted to their capacities. "'-'
Smyrna times., 1865-11-15

LOYAL SOUTHERN GENERALs.-Virglnia has
given us twelve loyal generals, whose names
ars az follows: Thomas, Terrill, Cooke, Reno,
Prentiss, Newton, Davidson, Stevenson, Den
yer. Arnmen, HAYS, Graham.
Maryland, "My Maryland" has given us
ten generals, namely-Ord, Cooper, Benton,
Emory, French, Kenley, Vandever, Sykes, Ju-
dab, Lanman.
Delaware has given us three generals, name-
ly-Lockwood, TOrbert, Thomas; :,
Kentucky--the birthplace OF President Lam
coin, the martyred and immortal patrlot, sCaluS
in great measure redeemed in the number
and efficiency of the soldiers whom she has
sent into the field for the defense OF the Union.
She has given us twenty-eight generals, whose
names are--Canby, Anderson, Rosseau, Key
nolds, Nelson, Hobson, Harrow, Oglesby,
Blair, Boyle Crittenden, M Clernand, M Mil
Ian, Clay, Clay Smith, Morris, Palmer, Pope,
Burbridge, Fry, Shaeklesford, German, John
son, Jackson, Wood, Ward, and two Bufords.
Tennessee has given us five generals, namely
Garter, Harney, Campbell, Abercrombie,
Spears.
The District of Columbia has given us five
generals, namely--Hunter, Orme, Pleasanton'
| Brannah, Getty.
| Alabama has given us three generals, name
ly-Two Birneys and one Crittenden.
North Carolina has given us two generals
Meredith and johnson.
South Carolina has given us two generals
Hurlbut and Fremont.
Missouri has given US Reno; Louisiana, West
and Georgia, Meigs.
Here we have a list of seventy three South
ern generals of land forces, many OF whom nave
already, with their valor and blood, intermin
gled with the valor and blood Of their conPa
triots from other sections of the country, added
strength and indissolubility to the Union. :,
If we turn to the navy we shall find from the
South four names at least which will be famous
in history so long as floating batteries or men
of-war shall be found upon the water: Farra
gut, of Tennessee; Porter, of Louisiana colds
; borough, of the District OF Columbia; anG
dauntless Old Coon who captured the pirat'
1LuJan.G.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-15

A CHALLENGE. "A little fop, conce;vino
himself insuted by gentleman, who vnnt,rnS
to give him some wholesome advice. J str~tteS
up to him with an air of Importance, and said said
Sir, you are no gentleman! Here is NV car3
consider yourself challenged, Should 7 f"tC he
from y home when you honor me with a call i
shall leave word with friend to settle all ali The
prehmlnarles to your satisfaction To which
!ne y other replied. Sir, you are fool Here
Is = my cqrd-"Gonslder your nose pulled. And
,, slluuG ,e;n no5 be at home when you call on me-
Sou ~ WIN nnd have left orders with my servant
pudence." '-'0 'A0 ''ieo' ioi yum '--''