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VaIuabIe Property Co Sale

VIII. s.T =. private sae q trs-t of iant belong
1 .-.- q. Che estate Of b G. vi SINS, c7eeEse1'
.-17-a ma Iz5 Hundred Acre7l more q 7--, y rs
fa.E mile anulh o. the town OF L-@ lfLl-t'.l D thA
rr-ez county. TeUuessee, on Nhoal tFee8- pon
.a.f Ers the G is hand-clisiT locsaea, ena neat
l1 --a-v frame dwelling home klicheli- ana ,t-ri
.I-rcu-ss- zfln es etc, sll IN H1oa Rnd suu-iaLilA
.raeE. Convenient ans close - are t~o oI tnIee
|e-7o zrr ura OF fne free s.one waieis - ea run
....rus tle whole ye1r. l. oou ssid isrm there is
..-1 sa st-n.s and Peach ornrar1 OF very eHPe- or
quality, sui suz-euthe q being made the nnea+ 40
tie co uJry. Ius whole o. said fafm - under z ioa
iel-f - seaf-r rsTL being clea-ed, hna D e. iei-
f.Ia ems urr fu-I anv land 10 the hiate uelns
EeI rdll.Hi fo .1er cUttrus c1rns Whea-f ol y 2
IrroriuE Ilcre Is si=o supsT q s-s,e roa' silit
a1Ie tdc- iHr 81 10 d or "a tory, OF rota-srt
20 Gs he best iu The country. Ansther Efeat 81
1910 ii gar.1- ra-a fsrr7 g. the general Quite
10 sc.sun srce ana trl e. The sane beng situaie1
g-ca she IL Hl.c b--E--ay % FloTenees AlaoaEa,
r5i rhe renuss ssce rIvsrt also upon he ruad lead
Hr7 10 the fpuressff a1I aIabaIna ksIlrosc later
s-rsr- at Pu'as-I, Ienuesaee, all q which roada
arc Ia oci travelling ccnli.o1n o. AT seasons of ths
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Ia. .ssrea o. grr i-r larsse but "a hozFly uInhera1
...sraI fh. most dasi irstle sroutbs-
lens ol es' e-sir lreive, and eig aieel moan
ssHsH f-fa aat and approved security. 80
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ta.5s-t.-a.f Nashville trrusssor or % ne uilas-
Incl Al .as.. -l.lrl Esr--lsil culnfy, lenn
h. A. WILLIAMS,
d.s-lm Ereeu'F'H'
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In chanceFy At Carthage, Tennessee.



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eRASTs ooAaESTARIEs.


General Grants report Is about to De
come as famous of Cs sar's Commenta-
lies. It is infinitely more important,
for in the recent civil war in America,
Greek met Greek, and Grant encoun-
tered = more formidable foe than
Cesar At first the report escaped at
tention. 1t came in a bundle Of OH
cial documents, all figures end few
arguments; but when the story Of the
campaign of 1864 was looked into mat.
ter was found in it calculated to inter
est the world at present and for all fu-
ture time.
General Grant neither writes nor
thinks like an ordinary sOldieF-he is
a philosopher, a historian, a profound
statesman, and he sinks self in his mar
Tative, but never fails 20 prsise others
with a palpsble consciousness which
bespeaks the utmost sincerity, IN per-
feet keeping with personal admiration
and friendship.
The war had endured three years,
when he was called to the command of
the army. The call made him the
savior Of mis- country UnObtFusive and
humble-minded, though full Of pro-
found thoughts, his merits discovered
themselves when the opportunity pre-
sented itself de was the man for the
time and the place, and be was the
only fully qualified one
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Hos. A. II. STEPHENS We notice in
the Washington City National Intelli-
gencer the following extract from let
Ter written by Mr. Stephens, from his
residence At CraEioTdvilie, dated the
9th ultimG
As to how I an doing, can only
say that, in the matter Of health, have
improved greatly since my return home,
but the country ] fnd in q worse con
dition-physically, morally and politi-
cally--thsn ! eIpected The general
desire Of the people is for = speedy res
torasiOn Of civil laa and harmony, and
! am engaged IN doing al ! can 70 eject
that result do trust that wisdom,
moderation and true patriotism Will
rule the councils At Washington
Meanwhile, It is the duty
Of every one 70 do the best he can
The Eise and the good vii always take
thing ~ they ind them, snd do the
best they can with them - they pre-
sent themselFeEt
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N ta.s .s1ss j appear.r 81 ~ Cisrz 30 tlrs-
tsr .lai dsft1isnii Darld y. Mason. Wm y. reiara
and u.le, LGhys -- AilEF aua u'e. hasnaa u
Char.ea Haso1, issnsxs Masnl. Nm Maaou ~
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- -erFcd up1u tnsuE " tterelarc ofsiersl lf r
rahi.c1t1I B. ul1sie i1r ear slacEfass seer, In
tns NasHFilif Uli11, 1elapaper pllu alasl IN ne
efgof NEshFiils. feulsssse. rs'lllrllI sssd aale1
dsuf- to asp ~ q tas EaEf ts4lu a - Cila1srf
Frun uf smith comfy, y - G.id AZ fae cuuff
nfl1se in Carr 49, % tls th'sli foasiaF fsaru-
az 10, 10 snlFer co1lr rla laufH ~ u- 81 aaIf
VI - ttEsa 10 uqul-slef al1 - ~ lHs-i7r -
palfs y - Lhsm. u. a. CAMPBELL, a. ~
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The Raleigh q. c. Seatne! has
heard i repeatedly rumorsd, since Gov.
Holden Wa reiisvsd, that there were
geod grounds for believing that Prssi-
6eat johnson designed giving him
some substantial proof Of his spprecia-
ton OF his services by tspdsTing him =
position Of Importance Recently ),
has been said hat be would be tender.
ed al appointment as Minister 70 Peru
or some other South American Re,
puhlie.
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A8Ev SYSTEM INTRoDUcED MO THE ART Q


General Grant has addressed 70 Mr.
Secretary Stanton q report which Is
equivalent TO complete history Of the
civil war in its latest period. In this
county We get no such elaborate des-
criptien of events as American COM
manders are in the habit Of compiling
Our Generals address themselves 10 the
War Office in dispatches, which may be
published at 8 future time, and ulti-
mateiy. perhaps, reduced to the form Of
history. but in the United States, both
military and naval commanders de-
scribe, explain and justify, their own
operations in reports, which take the
shape of connected and amusing nara
tives- In the presents instance, the
interest ooncentrated in the document
before IS Us extraordinary. Gen Grant
was Commsnder-in-Ch Chief Of alE the
armies of the United States. during the
last and decisive year Of the wsr. We
have been accustomed TO regard him
merely IS commander Of the Army Of
the Potomsc, because he selected Nir-
ginia IS the scene of his personal exeT-
tons; but the fact is, that the army OF
Vrginis was actually under the com
mand OF Meade. Just as the Army Of
Tennessee was under the command OF
Sherman, while Grant himself not only
dictated the plan Of the campaign, but
| exercised direct supervision over sll
/ the armies at once. What renders this
report, too, the more remarkable, j.
thst il explains = new, and, as the event
proved, successful system Of tactics
/ devised for the occasion When Grant
assumed the chief command, the Fed
sral forces were making but little pro
gress. nor could any body anticipate 5
I speedy tsrmination OF the war. but the
new commander adopted a new method
Of warfare, and the result 1ss, that ID
twelve months time the wsr was az an
end. What this method was, on what
principle it was based, and how il Wss
carried into execution, Il very intelh-
gibly told.
Al au "esrly period Of the rebellion
| General Grant had OWNED the seeFel
Of Southsrn strength and Northern
weakness. The FederAls were three %
one. st least in number, and immess-
arsbly superior in material resources
and yet the ConfeieFates maintained
their ground and defended their terri
tories against al attacks. This, ssgi
Grant was because the strength Of ths
North was never exertsd on 5 good sys
! ten o. with Eu&eisnt resolution Tia
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Mra. Douglas vile Of the laie sens.
tor Douglas, is TO be married on the
5Oth instant 70 Breyst BrigadieT-6ene
raj Williams, A. A G U. s A.. who 4
now on duty At the War Department
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CLEVELAND, TENNESSEE.
Attorneys and Claim agents. E
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Great Prize Distribution
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT ASSOCIATION
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God Prns ind Peuri Fancy No-h BoE.s, sol
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BASE SLASBER REFUTED.-The Aew
York News having made the infamous
charge that Mrs Lincoln was guilty OF
the larceny Of the furniture, dc, Of the
White House, Mr. KessOn made brief
statement today he said the special
committee appointed 10 provide relief
for the family Of the late President, had
examined witnesses upon the matter,
and the base accusation wAs proved
eonclusively that Mrs Lincoln hsd not
taken from the White house single
article Of public property, with the eI-
ception of au article which was 80 iden-
tiled with Mr. Lincoln a. to make il q
personal memento, and which she Wa
permitted to take sway by the consent
Of the Secretary Of the Interior Rash.
Or. Cuci nat G1-afE
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- APRIaG WArER Observation-Disclosures &
- FhADE, successors ~ N :. DrucEe.. B7esTers
VI Ale SO lager seer no. a Broad stree, Nash
vile. Tenn dsc5 y
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Ire book crown $40 Of $50 Isses, hsad
sorneiy eotuo er.ca, 10 cicth 8. leather s. 80
Ret1r1ad or & isatlsd Eo'cisr-, ioysi men every
vh.r c-u make roof WsEes IN setting lhls hook
Fog ioIihsr parculsrs, aPply 60
DERBY & MILLER, Publishers,
jsnl8-lm No. 5spruoe st, Saw Forz.
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A gsotlemsn complaininE Of the va
ricus ta1es, says he o4nnot pea On his
boots IN tha 0oEzing aIthct z stanp.
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Administrators NOdcs.

no ta- Credlgrs q A. l. haas, ie q asriug
i Suggested TIE iEao.FeucY % ED r-la = ID ffe
CIsFE 81 snuin C5anty Gears yoa afs aetely c0s.-
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stfl 1ai isl-r-ll tag rfortlF
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As much nitrate Of soda - can be
held between the thumb and fingers
viii preserve GoFsFs for the space Of :
fortnight
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Her Rescue from the Guernra..

FFOn the Moble RsSi.-sr aud Aavsrassr. lsr. ls
The caPture Of The steamer Lilly.
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Southern Generals held 3 position like
the outline OF a fan, extending from
east TO west, and covering the country
behind them BY means Of the rail
roads intersecting the interior they
could brin u the forces 70 sny point
OF the circuaference; sud 50 long as II
was necessary for them to be strong 81
one point only they could always con
triVe 10 be stronger st that point than
their adEersaFies. The first and most
important step, therefore, ,Vgss to deprive
them of this favorable condition BY al
tacking at variety of points at once,
so IS to retain every Southern army IN
its own position and prevent it from
reinforcing another.
As fsF IS plans can be justified by
events. that justification belongs GER
tainly 20 Grant His system was sue
cessinl where every other system hsd
failed. his campaign brought the war
to sn end, whereas every former cam
psign had left the contest pretty nearly
as it stood before. Ii must be under
stood, too that wherever military
science appears more conspicuous than
brute force, thst merit is Grants also
The scheme Of Sherman's campaign
was dictated by Grant, IS were others
less important and less fortunate. The
grand principle oi the whole system
Was co-O5eratton. Besides It's tTo great
armies Of the East and West Whicn, on
this occasion, were topull well together,
Grant set half 8 dozen other armies ia
motion, to distract, occupy and punish
the enemy at all points together.
At last the catastrophe came, and in
the course of a single month We learn
ed not only that Richmond was taken,
but that the whole war was finished,
and the confederaey a thing Of the past.
The result is undoubtedly due 10 the
military arithmetic Of General Grant
He is not the first cOnquerOr who has
adopted the principle, though he was
the first 70 apply il to the resources OF
q whole people, instead Of the division
of q single army. He is entitled, there
fore, to the credit which complete sue.
cess confers; and, indeed, terrible
though the cost was, it may well be
questioned whether an indefinite pro.
longatiOn Of the war would not have
cost both parties stiIl more.
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$3.50 ..l', --.e S9aieasrais. rhs Ia-s..t -.
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WALL PAPER, ete.

II ERElTT 4 HILL-D5slsrs n Wal .Ps3sE
VI WltduE Shades, Who's Gizss srf PhEf0-
eT.phiC Material, conner OF Church snd Market
streets
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EXVCUuvE MANSION.

TIE Shove Wcfs s not only enforced ty tie
Prpstderi g. he hest s1d mos. complete, bat ?
have td. pies.-ure oi sdd.aE ca--dCzte grCm h-s
son sud FliFUe serretary-
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MhatmaY seem alm0Et inc-aGible ls, shat msnI
dlzea.as hitherto considered hope essly incurah.s
a-s lrsaue4t cured M q few " or Wsessi arc
Es chee Iliy iayIe the LF l-ug surns o. The ioe-a
minded and sclentIfic % cures Anlcn have no pzr
aLai 10 in- present day.
IBuuna the past fvs years We have cOntaLdec
6sih ots aclsa snd overcome opposition IS helcG
lesn as Wers ever encountered " sny reiOrmers.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agehs- ofInsuranes co,sPahle..

CARET d SMITH, Nos. 26 a1d g Union street.
- fup Etarsi represent the fL 5sieg Companies
.A-ls q Hsruorl --aGrty, E-as.ss tsn, HeireEeii-
an Ftdeu. < and Euek-rf-5ej-a- =. u Seyr 4rri-
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ATTOEsEYs AT LAs.

CAMFfELL HEAVEN .&6ROEsBECa, s Auor-
~ neys st LaE a-a t.7-1 Ageoi-. practice IA al
ne N-lft-- C1llt1igl- prcmaiy D iel1H1 %
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collected Oiles = NORA C1eEgy s;gsei, gRstairs.
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claim AGENTS, dc.

Al TERS 8 EUET-Maaudicnuer Of all the
wi Latest Styles OF Elrst Class Carriages snd
buggess ExP1ess Wsgoas and C4Esyais, y EOrsE
MarAet street.
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90 Aeants Wanted.

500 Agents Wanted.
som MONTH s5 senr.s''sd ssiea, SO siysaas, S5ass
~ Tar4-l-z Ra-urued "a. dlErs, hnd all who 81
800 ln tl- saie o. .'HoilEnd's lie OF ldncoin,
.,auI,at.- Hs.Dry az the hehelllon, "heslle1
lie of Wa rarrtna'' Hnd rnsuT ether Hian1af'i
T..--l-a r-f r.-arsvIuEs For terr-.s sad territory
srrIv Ir,ue1-.e.y, 10 pers0s or by letter. 81 n y
.ils p .. fIHBLE,
ina F-l1rta 81 bet ia zal an q jefferson,
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The celebrated case Of franklin "
Smith snd brother Was one Of those
which most largely helped 70 bring mil
itary tribunals into public contempt
Those two gentlemen were arrested
and kept in confinement, their papers
seized, their business destroyed, their
reputation damaged, aud naval court
martial, organized 10 convict, pur-
sued them unrelentingly till = wiser
and juster hand arrested the malice Of
their prosecutors II Is known that
President Lincoln, after lull invsstiga-
ton of the case, snnulled the whole
proceedings, but it 4 remarkable that
until this week the actual record Of his
decision could never be obtained from
the Navy Department An exact copy
is still withheld, but the following wa
presented on Wednesday 10 the Boston
Board OF Trade ss being very nearly
The words Of the late President.
WHEEEGs, Franklin W. Smith had
transactions with the Navy Department
to the amount Of one million and 3
quarter Of a million OF dollars aud
whereas, he had the chance % steal a
quarter Of q million, and Was only
charged with stealing twenty-five hun
dred dollars-aud the question now ia
about his stealing . hgndred-I don't
believe he stole anything at all There
fore, tEe records and findings are dis
approved, declared null and TOid, and
the defendants are fully discharged.
IL would be difficult TO sun I'D the
rights and wrongs Of the business more
briefly than that or 70 find paragraph
more eharacteristically and unmlstaka-
bly, Mr LiDoolnA The effect Of the
Presidents decision was not % pardon
the Messra smith--it Vas to make the
proceedings against them void a5 iaifo,
to censure the court, 10 ennul its find
ingE, to repair, 50 far as any remedy
could repair, the atrOcious injustice Of
the prosecution, and 10 restore the in
noceut defendants 70 the full enjoy
ment OF that honorable repute Of which
an interested msligniiy had attempted
10 deprive thein-H T. ffi5sue