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Observation-Disclosures Fisk, Assistant Com
missioner Bureau Refugees, Freedmen and
Abaudoped Lands, has directed that nc
more refugees from Georgia and Alabams
be transported Southwark from Louisville
except upon special authority nom him.
Refugees from Georgia and Alsbams, now
in the States North Of the Ohio river, de-
string to return 20 their homes, viii not be
transportaled South unless they can, by the
best Of evidence, show that upon their re-
tvrn they will not become a charge upon
the government for their subsistence. This
action is made necessary by the return 20
Nashville Of large number who have but
recently been furnished transportation to
their homes, and upon their arrival there
were unable to procure food sufficient to.
present starvation.
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In the Press and Times Of Yesterday

In the Press and Times of yesterda!
is published letter from Judge Brien
drawn out by remarks Of that paper
in which ne evinces the best spirit in
regard to Withdrawing, snd the failure o
a meeting Of friends Of candidates t.
agree, and remarks
Now what Is to be done2 Suggest
any plan and l will most cheeriully
submit. am satisfied. II ! have the
race single and was sustained by you
and my Union friends as have sus
tanned them and the cause, / can beat
Governor Campbell If you and the
Union men Of this district think differ
emily, and have a man you can elect
rot him out and l will withdraw.
will 60 and fill my appointments, bat
am ready to quit at any time when you
agree upon q man; one. Of my opponents
or any one else. / desire you to hear
me and my present opponents and
Governor Campbell for yourself. We
speak at Springfield the l7ta; Gallatin
18th; Nashville, I'D, and Lebanon,
18th.
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Persons unacquainted in the city seeing
so many advertisements for the treatment
of Spectral Diseases. are often at loss 70 de
ermine to whom 10 entrust the treatment
lor such cases. To such persons we take
S1easure in stating that the oldest estab-
ishment of this kind is at No. % Deaderick
street. and this should be sufficient guar
sutee that this is a reliable institution. DE.
A. RICHARD JONES may be found in his Of
see during the hours stated in his general
advertisement. AL medicines JAF7ashed N
fke mice. - raanst ann t
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DR- AEoss's MzssosL AID suRescAl IE-
stIrUrIos.-Tae attention Of our readers Is
called to The advertisement Of this Instiiu.
ton in to-days paper. Il has recently beer
re-oPened, and from ihe chsrac,er the Doc
Tor has already established for himself ss q
surist aud Occulist, Is Is fair 70 presume thai
u vii Be quite a. GaxiiIary 10 our city IN
.uerding relief 10 the suffering from The
elssasss which he proposes to treat.
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ANDREW JOHNSON,
President ofthe United States

Local EDTroR.-- Resder, do you ever have
aspirations in literary line" II 50,
would you like 10 be local editor9 Il is a
delightful business-ihis localiziBg. Before
you undertale Il, however, we want to give
you Biz Of advice.
When yon take up your pen, lay down
your conscience. A conscience is a very
troublesome thing 10 anybody, but especially
50 to local editor. Are yoa out on a hot
day, and does some soda iount keeper
treat you to q poisonous compound ten
you must say in print that The most delight
ful drink you ever tasted viii be found at
No. lslO, EfeTvesceut street, thus contribu-
ting your mite to the decrease Of human
longevity. ditto, mean whisky, ditto, mem
cigars, ditto, green pine apples and worm.
eaten peanuts. Do you attend q public
meeting where speeches are ma e, and hear
stupid ideas, eouehedin wretched rheiorie7
you must speak OF the orHior on your side Of
the question ss gifled with the eloqusnce Of
APsolls, and inspired with the pity Of
Psul. Cicero, Demosthsnes, Mirabeaa ana
Gus Henry must be dimmed into obseurity.
and new era Of oiOquence insagurated.
Do you 80 70 the theater9 you must see
stars. The mos, mounting, tempestuous
bufoonery muh be called fne sc.inr. A
scTawny danseuse must be made symmetrieal
The bed padding Of her legs remedied By
q stroke Of the pen; her sirnpering, awkward
bow made e coup Dc grace BY lying para
graph. Young man, II you aspire % be a
local editor, think Of all these things. II
you csn't praise bad whisky--laud bal
actors-paa, dun presehers give Integrity
70 dishonest quariermssiers, and diseove,
novel features in each session Of ihe Police
Court, you had better remain in decent 90.
scurity. AZ for ourselves, We can SAY
our native probisy has entirely untitled nj
TO be q good LEGAL We invariably fail 70 Sc,
the "enviable reputationr an officer leave
behind him, and Omit 10 chronicle the arriva
Of distinguished visitors. Our forte is GER
tainly no. alteration ffom The truth. aud !
car local columns lack interest," it must b
charged 10 honesty.
Ia. willard, ssss Union St has laid OF
our table Hsfpsf's Magazine, Cor August
the New York Clipper, and Frank Lesliei
Chimuey Corner.
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~ strangers and Clilzens.

VS. do not profess to be the only Physi-
elan In the city, a who may be found ct his
sfIice az all hoars, day or night nor dc
- In offering cur services 10 the invalid
Js1;re 10 recommend ourself in preferences
- CHER equally well established and ex-
perisneed physiciansi nor do We pre-
tand 10 be infallible, or the only man ca-
nsbIe of curing the various diseases men
Toned in our general advertisement. W.
do not claim the possession Of any 'ootasr-
III secret remcdies, CT extraordinary agres
abIs treatment OF PdiliatiUes; e All sonsibls
men must know, that success IN the prac-
Hce Of medicine, does not depend 90 much
upon the discovery Of nsi0 remedies, o. lel'
modes Of treatment, Is upon he skilliul USE
Of those agencies necessary 10 q perfect cure
and this can be acquired only by ezpe-
renee and patient application- We res
psctfully refer the public to our general ad'
vertisoment, in another part Of me paper /,
Office hours from IN the morning ~
ct night. Ia 4. OoLAsAs, a. ~, =.
e NORTH Cherry g.. ssahFile, Tenn
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RECoRBER's CoUaT.-There were nineteen
cases Of drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct yesterday morning, before the Record
er. Wesly B. Brown, accused Of stealing
$3.50 from Peter Ebling, was discharged.
Fred Thomas, for stealing Sl75 from Betsy
Butler (eolored), in default Of bail was sent
to jail. R. surgesOn, stealing slice from
Tim Shea, bound over to appear before the
criminal court. etf t
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY USIox OFFICE,
Nasbviila Iufv 81 D n

Nashville, July p, P. X.
ALcoHoL-s6,50, 6,TOGs.7O0 per gallon.
= AFPLEs-NOne in market.
BEANs-None in market
BAGeNG-30c per yard
BALE ROPE-i2e per b.
BEEF-Dried &c per u.
BUoKETs-PainteG, 81 per doc.
BacoS-Clear sides, lie l5c. for shout
ders; Sugar cured hams 23ca27c y pound
Country hams 26(922c.
BROONs-s4 509S5 per dozen.
BErTER AND EGes-Buafer SIC. Eres
S9@53c per dozen BY the barrel
CASNED FRUir Pesehes, Sb IS 90 pa
dozen, ; u S., 90 per dozen.
CAEDLEs-TallOw ls(d20e Star, &c per n.
CHERsE-Hamburg, &c. per n.
CoPFER-Prime Rio. 33c and "a &c per h.
Cows OYsTEEs-2b cans s., 50 per dozen ia
d cans s., so per dozen in boxes.
CRAcKERs-Butter and Soda Sc round.
DET G0oDs-Brown Sheeting 45c. per
yard.
CaIicoes, Merimacs W. sSas5e; other prints
ranging from IS 10 SOC.
DRIED FRUIT.-APPles &c u; peaches 7c.
FLOUE-Superfne So, best brands Of
choice family SS1las9aSIl.
FEED Com in sacks ia store 81 50 / Is.
81 0 4; Oats 81; Bran 81 IS; Shorts So
HIDEs.-Green sailed hides, &c per b
Flint hides, 89l0c per n.
LEATHER-0sk sole sec; kemlock sole,
40y skirting 5o@60; harness, As; bride per
doz. S55a60; kip skins S60as0; calf S5aS55
upper Ss5@50.
LGRD-22G2Sc per h, in fierce. Keg &c.
MoLAssEs-in barrels, Sl,2o@sl, 40 per
gallon.
MAoKEREI-In 4 barrels SIT 90 In kits
No. 2. s. IS; No. /, $3.50.
MEAL-Sl, 80 per bushel.-Scarce
MUsTARD-German, in jars S2G3 per doz.
Union do 81, 90 per dozen.
NAILs-Ten pennies Sc 50 Ground per key.
0n-Tanners 2,5oaS2,75; Neat-foot, s., 50 /
@ss 90; Lard $2,5Oa3,o0; Castor, S5,51k;
linseed, Sal, so; Coal Gil 81 rs per gallon. /
PoFAToEs-Irish, Sc per barrel. Scarce. |
PIoKLEs-Pint jars So, per dozen, quart |
do IS, per dozen, do in halt barrels 81 90, /
per gallon.
PzPFER-Black 4Oc per b.
RAIsIEs-M. r. L. s6a6,5O per box.
sUGARs-N. o. Sugar in hhds 165<GIT5fe, /
in bbls. 175zGlS1Sc crushed, granulated, L
and powdered 33@24c per b.
SYRUP-Golden, 81 so per gallon in = bhls
SALT-Seven bushelin barrel IS 90 by the
100 barrels, $3.50 in smaller lots.
WHIsKEY.-Bour0on y gal. 81 SOFAS, 80;
Pure old r c. 81 0o(9S5 90. Wines vary
ing from SI4 90 TO $50, owing to Vintage.
Brandies Sl2@S20.
White Lead, l5s25e.
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BnLIARDs.-The old-established and we'll
known Senate Billiard Rooms, opposite tbs
Commercial Hotel, has been thoroughly
reftted and refuInished with eleven spleen
did rew Billiard Tables, ali on the FIRST
floor, and il the largest establishment in the
city. The proprietor Of the Senate Billiard
Room viii give to any resident Amateur
making the largest run at Billiards in his
rooms between the 2lst Of July aud The slst
Of August inclusive, a splendid gold mount
ed cus worth S5O--subjeet 70 the following
rules, to wit;
LIST. No gentlemen viii be allowed to &c
beyond the limits of one game 10 finish his
run.
ID. To make a run Of more than one hun
dred, the game will have to be made at the
commencement for more than one hundred
points.
80. The gentlemen getting the cue is at
liberty to do with il what be pleases, it be-
coming his own private property.
]. E. LosEkU, Proprietor.
iulv27-Iw
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Another Dispatch from the President
% Governor Br0Wn.OW.
"THE LAW NUsT BE ExECUTED AND TaE CIVIL
AUHoRlTy SUSTAINED"
wAsHrsoTOs, July 20. 1865.

hAshiAoiOAg July ~ i5b9-
Hon. ". G BYoVnlep
hope and have % doubt YOU win see thai
the recent amendments 10 the Consiimd -
81 the State as adopted BY the people. and
Ell laws pa sed By the lsst Legislature in
pursuauce thereof, are faithfully aud airly
executed, and that ell illegal votes in the
approaching election be excluded from the
polls, aud the electioa for members Of Con-
gress be legally aud fairly conducted. When
and wherever Il becomes necessary 20 EN-
ploy force for the exec stion Of the laws aud
the protection q une ballot box from violence
and fraud, you are authorized 20 call upon
Major General Thomas Cor sufficient military
force 70 sustain the civil authorities OF the
State. have received your recent address
20 the people and think il well timed, and
haIa = --i-t a. s.a-'oh svvd IN rCcOucTung
the opposition TO the amendment Of the Con-
stitution and the laws passed By tue last
Legislature. The law must be execnted and
the civil authority sustained. In your ef-
forts to do this, II necessary General Thomas
will afford a sufficient military force. You
are at liberty 70 maze what use you think
proper Of this dispatch.
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fAERoL.-Thsre we're seventeen arrests
made By the Patrol. Eleven for drunken
ness and disordesly conduct SIX were sent
an py sea Ooou, commanding Cavairy De
POI a. kdsedeld, charged win being iisor,
dsrlys Ihsy were turned over to the Pro.
OF MafhssL
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OUR Jos oFFIcE.-Weare executing every
description OF plain and fancy JOB Print
ing in the nsatest style, sad at the lowest
prices, at this oface.
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We ARE indebted % Messrs cone Tuu.
nell Tor a Gle Of late New York, Chicago
Cincinnati and Louisville papers also, Tor
copy Of Hsrper's Magazine.
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Auction Sale Of Groceries and FurnI
tuFe.


We viii sell this, Saturday, July 22d
1855, at 10 o'clock, Sugar. Coffee, Molassss
soap, Csudies, Starch, Indigo, Spices, Wits
Ky, Wines, Cigars, Tobacco, Nails, Chin.
and Glass ware, Furniture, Carpets, Oilclolhi
Spring Mattresses, eie., etc.
ESQ. SHIgLns i Co.
Is ana q College 81.
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MARKETS.

by telegraph CrSc1SsATr' July q, NJ.
Flour in active demand, superine s7@7Io. Corn
dun 6sa7Oe. Wheat. prime red q c. Whisky
firm at 81 o. Mess pork SO So Bulk meats lea
l7c. Bacon nc hans, CSC for common, and sc
for sugar cured. Lsvd 22c. Butte 2f920c- Eggs
scarce at 2Oc- 80,
Cotton dun 4sa4s. Flour &c 3596 90; extra 81
ioa7 lie. RI oyheat 81 SOL 40. Corn so9si.
oats lac lover. Western pork excited, 81 20
So, new mess ST 2e9s2s. Lard l7'4s214 Whs-
XIV s. 10. Petroleum quiet and noninal.
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RKxovKB. Dr. Aborn has remoT ed to his
Medical and Surgical Institute, on Church
street, below Cherry, where be may be
consulted upon ell forms Of dise'e, either
acute or chronic.
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Marriage Licenses sud every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, q
priated to order.
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The cheapest place to buy Drugs and
Medicines ia Nashville, Is g lewis Perrin
4 Goa, corner OF Church and Summer
streets jy2l-lW
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Pure Wines and Liquors Of al kinds, PLAIN
o. mixed, in q style 10 suit she most fastidi
Gus. At The Bon Ton, Northwest corner Of
Cedar and Cherry STREETS. 3
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sandss Cream and stondraock Ale az ihe
Bon Ton, Northwest corner Of Cedar and
College streets. st
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A ine Lunch every day At 10 o'clock, at
the Bon Ton, Northwest corner Of Cedar and
Cherry streets- nrgr 81
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For Sale Il .his Office, one good second
hand Boiler. VIII be sold cheap for cash.
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The 9th District.
G.M. ARNRLL. $50.

NOMINEE OF HE DISTRICT COW ENT. o y
IN viii BE- rieesed 30 mast and audrass III
Voters o. tas sih CoBgrsssiosfl Dis re a TIRE 10
loEieg times and places. Mr. Tnoma1 Is invites
% sttenf.
On Friday. 18Th Juy, 81 Linden. Perry cousty.
On haiu.dsy, l6sh July az Be- tslcHD, Peri1
county
On MOnd =, lT,h July. at JohnsonviIls. Rumph
Tsys county.
On Wednesday, Io.h July, Il wsvlry. Humph
feys county.
On FRIDAY, 2lst JAY at Chalet e. in Dcksor
c0uniy.
% MONDAY, "a July, Al DsVsT, ia ssssr
c0uuty. A
N Wednesday. 26ia July, a. C ar1srillo, Moat
goT cry County.
On siaufdsy, % n Jay, =: cent-syiile. H.elzmn
county
o. Monasy. SIT jay. at columsis. n M.url
eoEniy iclyf
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Officers Accounts made out and esshei-
Quartsrmasters' and Ordnance accounts
promptly made up b. Il. Tompkins, late
Major ls.a regiment Inipois osvsiry. or
dee eornsr q Cherry and Cedar streets, up
ta.l.
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LAnaE AkEiyAt % carrLE.-Twsnty-fo
car loads q eesi'e sTrirsi hsts'ias, evening
from Louisville. They beltag a De Cow
eminent n-
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Orders for Election Tickets promptly
flled on reasonable terms.
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Herancourrs Cincinnati Lager on draft a.
the Boa Ton, EortbwssteOruero Of Cedar and
Cherry streets. 81
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sosodont at wholesale, BY Lewis Perrin
%, corner Church azd sammsr streets.
iral ~
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A FIRE occurred at Marysville today which
caused the instant death Of two men, and
fatslly injured several others, and Severely
injured many others, The property de-
stroyed is valued at $500
Mai. J. j. Osberns, Of the Judge Advocate
Generals Office, has lately returned from q
visit to The Southern prisons, where he has
been collecting evidence With view Of
bringing to justice those who mallreated
Union prisoners during the war.
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Jrst rsceived, per Express, lne lot Of
swisses, tsrlston, nainsook, muslins, at pri-
vsts aale. ESQ. SHIELDS a Co.
Fyi-H IS aud - College street.
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River and Steamboat News.

Arrived
LEM Leoti..-.----
Try
DEPARTED.
LEM Leoti..-.-........--.... Evansville.
Allce-...-.-. faducah.
River falling slowly with p inches on the
Shoals.
The Alice sarriee up 90 bales Of cotton for
Cincinnati. The Leni Leoti a like number
for the same port, all destined for New York.
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$50 Reward.

CTRtAED ~ sioien rios, tha Marfat House. On
- ne morri1g q iuly IN, one DARK BAY
aliflra fezFy back Ila1a and tail email crop on
leii ar, back ele years &, and anout Is haula
p an hsd o. hog-skia stddia md tE1t eoicrsd
hriaia, Aay paredn zIfpg iniormenon coacerajng
ul-g r ApAA coz
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Three thousand hides were shipped iron
this point 60 Louisville on Yesterday.
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JosEPH B. QUISsr, Of the National Beaaer,
Is our sole Advertising Agent for Gin
einaafi.
VS.. P. EaTos & Co., are our sole Advsr-
Using Agents for Bsltimors, Nd.
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SPEAKING TO. DAT AT THE
COURT HOUSE.

EP GOV. CAMPBELL aud MAYOR
JOHN HUGH SMITH win address tn,
people to-day at the Court House. Speaking
% commence at II o'clock.
Let there be grand rally 10 hear the in
poriant discussion.
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charged % honesty

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Ia. Willard, 2s5z Union 81 has laid on
our table Hsfpsf's Magazine, Cor August;
the New York Clipper, and Frank Leslie'i
CHIMNEY Corner.
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Now READY FOR THE RECEPTION on Pa
Nashville Medical and sursi-
cal Institute is now open for the reception
Of patients afflicted with any form Of dis
ease, either acute or chronic. E. 8. Aborn,
NJ. D., consulting Physician and Surgeon.
July 2I-tf
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SIXTH DISTRICT.
D. 3. THOMAS, sAh'L n. AREELL
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
EN-. ETHERIDGE, I.R. HAWKINS.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.

". C. DUNLAP, W. r. BAILEY.
JOHN BULLOCK, JOHN HUNTER,
,. ". LEFTWICK, ". ?. FARMER,
RALFE s. SAUNDERS.
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Rebellion Ended
Rddleburgsr Still in the Field

A FfER Feturning sincere thanks % e iiberal
~ pubic ior ihalr lUni pafronsqo IN days fcra
b. SAX would nolfy BE Oh lrercs aad custo-
mem ttar ID aifItcn % 3 ts0r0urh ftllnng up a
Is Using taioon. be hsa aiesd a ta-. Nhsre ne
eho|oeel H1os nr.i Liquors ca - had A - Emea,
old solliers 81 ne Gross and aliihie ganilsme1,
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We gre authorised % announce JOHN HUGH
SMITH a. q candidsie for Congress in the Fifth
District, composed Of the counties Of William 90,
Wilson, Davidson. Sumner, Robertson snd Cheat
ham. FTFHf r iy92 te
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81 Tine.
The trains on de Louisville and Nashville Rail
roa7 arrive o,,d .Iz.r..rs - f,Ilovvs.
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PAT. WALSH and JOHN JONES

N.stvHi. nrsoroiy. SIR J n. ASH. nj
bssn had % sitend % the sEnis Of ihe hus.
c,-ns. hsaada, sd ~ yspr had.
AE RIDpLRsuRssR.
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By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
THE BULLS RAMPANT.
Treasury Department Purposes
Known TO Itself.
Sale OF Steamers.
stt=l -tA
Steamer Sunk.
Billiard Match.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

2 cyl Billiard Match.
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Distinguished Visitors.

On Monday morning wc had the honor Of visd
from the Flag Ship General Burnside, bearing
he pennant Of Captain Moreaw Forrest, U. 5, n,
commander Of the glnboat fleet on the Tennessee
River, and the General Grant Captain j. Watson,
During tho day many of our citizens, male as well
as female, went on board Of these war vessels, and
all were treated with tho utmost courtesy and po-
iteneSs They are the first vessels Of the kind which
ever visited our city and of course were the objects
of much curiosity The General Burnside" Is the
flag ship of Capt. Forrest, Ensign David Palman
is Executive officer, and Adolph II, Booking ensign,
and Roman G, Curtiss, Surgeon, q, W. Northrop
and Dcyln Trunnel, pilots and b, Chester Chief
Engineer True to the traditional reputation of the
Navy, the chief officers were polite and gentleman
| IT, Five years ago the visit of n war vessel would
have been m object of wonder and astonishment
in many towns much larger than Knoxville but
this war has enabled us TO witness many strange
sights without any especial wonder, Weregrot that
the gallant officers who command this fleet cannot
remain few days to mingle with our citizens But
we hope we shall see them again.