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In Bankruptcy.

rryEKIs IA no GIN NO1sICE, that. GA
A the IAN dsg oil April, AID. 1868.
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
nc estate Or William Back OF EWaAe-
state OF Indiana, vino has been ad5udsed
a bankrupt, on hia own petition tuat
the payment Of any debts aud delivery OF
any property belonging ~ sdch bankrupt 10
him, on fOr IBIS USE and the transfer OI amy
property ~ hlIntls forbidden bylaw that
a meeting of the creditors 81 The said bank
one o. mOr5 assignees of his estate. VIII be
held az Cour N BankruptcY. - b. u0Id-
eu o. the ofice Of Charles III. HIuIefleId.
on Ihlra street, Ina Evansville Indiana.
before Charles H. Butterneld. REGISTER.
on the lbth day OF May, AID. 1868, al
O'Clock - ~.
BENZ. j. SP0gEER.
~. $. Marshal, District 6f Indiana.
D2J CIT 81 assfsuaar.
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10. o. F.-The Odd Fellows Cell
ebration will take place at Princeton
on Saturday next. A large delegation
of Odd Fellows of this city contem-
plate attending 1t will most certain
ly Be a grand affair, and all who. can
doaso, ought to. turn out on that day.
By leaving on the morning train, per.
sons who desire to attend can reach
that place in time. and return on the
night train. It will be a pleasant ex-
cursion. i'Ed zeq % aIh
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CITY n & W S .

BEING REPAIRED.-The house on
First Street occupied by Altering &
Hassler, which was injured by the
settling of the Opera House, is being
repaired. ~.
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Row "A row occurred at Hamb1r1
gers Saloon yesterday evening, or in
that vicinity. A eOlored individual
cut a figure in the case as usual. Esq.
Davidson, who is located near thar in
stitution, is not able to keep the
darkies quiet.
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ONE WAY OF SPENDING THE SAB
BATH-It is stated that one of the
newly appointed policemen spent the
last Sabbath at the market house,
f,eelebFatihg the late Democratic vic
tory bya "gelofious drunk, and that
he. ren4aiped III a state Of somholency
till late at night; in. fact, that he did
not 60 home till morning, and that
his going b one then was attended by
serious drawbacks. 1t was argued
that he Yassafresh hand at the bust
ness, whish Was given as a reason for
lh3s locating in the halket ho6se, and
1t was also suggested that he was
watching. to see if Hamburger sold
liquor to negroes on the Sabbath day
All these are mere speeulatiOns, how
ever The fellow was deyoting Que
day to the celebration Of the late
4ictory.9 br v81s7ET 15sgEsE
.gls68 --r--- Z --------- ----1-
3u5sABBATH9q School TEACHERS
MEETING-A- large number of the
Sabbath School teachers and friends
Of the ASthooE met lasRnight in the
Lecture Room Of the Walnut Street
Church, to listen.te short addresses,
and afterwards to enjoy a pleasant
Sabbath School Soeiable After in
troductory services, aud a few we'll
timed observations by the Superin-
tendent, Prof 4Yillett, Principal of
the City High School, addressed the
teachers il a speech of half an hour,
replete with beautiful thought aud
excellent Instruction, impressing with
ifervid eIoquence The importance of
the selection of properly qualified
teachers for our Sabbath Schools
The address, which was beautifully
eloquent and appropriate, was listened
to with profound attention and in
terest! w3E 1a- lHs -
Rev. Mr. Hutchinson, of New
AlbaIyg also delivered 2 short ad-
dress, which was exceedingly instsuc-
tive aud Appropriate TO the occasion.
He especially urged upon professors
of religion. their duty in respect to the
Sabbath Schools 1t was a part Of
their tleoyenauti engagement to work
for Christie feed His lambs"
r. After the benedietion, large Pons
ton Of theqassemblage adjourned to
the adjoining paFlorss and passed an
hour orItwo I'M a delightful social
reunion both pleasant and profitable
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

CIRoUIT Court. The forenoon Of
the Circuit Court was occupied yes
terday in arguing motions. In the
afternoona couple Of cases, unimpor-
tant to the public, were taken up and
disposed of, which made up the days
business.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

RETURNED. = Mr.. Osborne Kelley
arrived from New York last night,
and, with his usual courtesy, has
placed US under obligations for New
I York papers of Saturday evening He
extended his trip to Washington City
and Richmond, Va. h.tli mr..
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. J. B. Drury. Of
the firm of Clark & Drury, Of Mem
phis, commission merchants, was in
the city yesterday eA"aA .a7,,
Also the Hon. George WolAin, of
Mount Vernon, who returned to that
city yesterday evening.
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brought to the notice of the Council
Reitz stated that al who had paid
poll tax lad been assessed erronet
ously; that the poll tax was but 81
and that 81 90 had been collected
On motion, 1t was ordered that the
j9t around the new school house be
filed. @
Ga motion Of Reitz, it was ordered
that bids be advertised for, for con
structIug sidewalks, to be published
ia the German and English languages
for two weeks
On motion, the Council adjourned
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

NEW FIRM. = Notice the coBartl
nership Of Kahn & Vile. They have
a complete stock, and large mRDufae-
tory, are clever gentlemen, and de-
serve a liberal patronage. Call and
see them ......g
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

MIsTAKE.-In making eRta- sched-
nle of property for taxation a.gentle.
man in this city made a return of
$40, 900 worth of property instead of
$4,000. The gentleman referred ito
was in terrible sweat iabout it yes
terday, and was at a loss to know
what to 10. In 4axeszit made diff
ference of about $6O0-quite an item
in these hard times. 7-'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

MttO0rds Heir Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
SOMETHING NEW AND N0BBY.-
just received By express at j II.
Carlin's 10 the line Of new and styl-
ish Cassimeres Call and examine
while the stock is complete, as they
are very nice aud exceedingly cheap.
apr7 If
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

SpEct11zL PoL1cE.-The Special Pc
lice, appointed to keep the peac5 Oh
theday of the RleetioH, Miltfnd some.
thing to their adEapt4ge4 BY reading
the COUNCIL proceedings. 1t wIll-b
seen that the allowance for pay has
not yet been made, aud that arule was
adopted that will interest them.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

B Remember Hiram Nelson sells
at Auction, this morning at 9 o'clock
at his Auction Rooms, Household
Furniture, Fruits in Cans, Jellies and
a large lot Of H0usekeepers Goods.
Ladies are invited. ...
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21


WANTs, THE PROMISE REDEEMED.
A young man, who had been promised
a positi6nfas engineer for one of the
steam Ere engines, provided he voted
and worked for the Democratic ticket,
aud provided, always, that it was sue
cessful, arrived in the city yesterday
morning from New Albany to have
the promise redeemed. 1t appears
that he was temp orarily in the city.
and in, Consideration Of his vote and
influence, was promised the place
above named and believing those who
made the bro hise-1o bssih good faith.
lreturaed to the ety. expecting tpe
promise to be fulfilled. What a sad
Disappointment
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

Discussed 1t was currently re-
ported on ethe street yesterday, that
one of the. newly- appointed police
had engaged in a@little MILL in
which he came out second best, and
that he proposed .tozthrow up his
commish ? in disgust. As fight
est" he regarded himself failure.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

FUNERAL SERvICE.-There will be
a short funeral service, out of respect
to the memory of William 7. Mark,
at theresidence ofSDaniel G. Mark.
corner of Second and Cherry Streets,
at quarter before-eight this morn
ing. The friends of the deceased are
invited to attend.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

-. RR9fovAETWe wish to inform our
friends and customers that we have
moved our stock Of dry goods one
square further out Main Street, 10
No. 10I, between Third and Fourth,
where we will take pleasure 10 wait
ing on all who may favor Us with a
call. Wight & ROBERTS.
apl17.tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

Il Rockport Stage via NewbuTghaHd Boone
sVilIe,l carrying the mail, leaVesat7 A. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 2. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. f--l-.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. II. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
H a gSGn9 M VI 3 stage a. A 94Ess a dEy
9ept Sundays by 2 P.
To NEWBURG.-HaCR daily Except sum
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock p. NJ. -ast
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

-ELBoTFoN OF CHURCH ORF1oERsg-
At a meeting Of the members Of the
Trinity Episcopal Church in the VI
entity of0skdam, on Easter Monday.
the following named officers were
elected: Alexander Wilson. Senior
Warden; Joseph 7Parke, Junior
Warden; Thos. Lane, Morris Barnes
VIM. Wilson. James Grimwood, Dr.
H Hooker. Robert Parke, Jno. B.
Campbell, vestryinen, and Frank Tai
bot, Treasurer. q Ma4 MH la
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i.u Gaio and Mississippi Railroad.
.-lnF FROM yf%fFNNEs.
sTEAMBOAT LINEs.

To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock AN. Every Tuesday
Wsdnesday, Thursday and Saturday at
o'clock p. II. rt.
To CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 8
o'clock p. NJ. N
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 o'clock P. n. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock P. NJ
To -EAsTPoRT. :, Every Tuesday and
To He SDERsON-Daiiy, except Sundays,
at 8 o'clock Pm. s-
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m.
To MEBIPuIs-Semi-wee
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

= TRADE. Last week proved to be
the best week for trade in this city
this season. The prospect for an IN
creased amount aof business this.
Spring is very Ha5teriag Indeed. Some.
Of our wholesale dealers report last
weeks business, as much larger than
any tins Spring, and great deal
larger than the corresponding week
of last Spring. One good feature . f
the trade is, that q better class Of
merchants are visiting our city NOW
than ever before With a railroad
leading to the south OF as, Evansville
merchants viii then have a lair chance
with other cities, from which roads
are being quilt through to the South
-ern country.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

RECORDERS CoURT,-A man by
the name of Wilson Stephens. who
had INDUCED in a plain drunk, to tile
disgust of the police officers, was
fined by the Recorder S1--eost s. 3D.
yesterday bsazi.ea.sssa --aa -Iar
Jane Morris was arrested on charge
of assaulting Nancy Williams-both
of the frail sisterhood-and was fined
S1-eost So 70. The Recorder APP
peared in better spirits yesterday
than for several days past. Ia both
cases the cost was. paid.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-21

Fo Forms No 70, Main Mai Street, 81
DEALERS IN So
.o9...5I Ao,A IL So. SIS - 3,
.-soPfi Pianos Organs MelodeOns5
ru.aMusie, instruction Books, =
,13811sAes NlusissD eoaaY ge4erally.
a. EEfP*tssfff 5Fs NRsE E pf hssP5s for the
Splendid Pianos of other makers always
on hand which we viii sell at factory
prices. g.
Pianos rentec, and rent applied on the
Hrrr4 purchase II desired. ..-.t
Old Pianos taken in exchange or new
90 We keep The FINEST QUALITY of
Strings for all Instruments.
Regular discounts to teachers and the
Ioissifi mens e10 gsooriies and Union copy.I
In the District Court of the United states
& torthe District of Indiana.
In the matter Of John Vile, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy.
&c i0 B4sbt e e9 9es s. HR9 ap TadeE
ment as Assignee Of John Vile, of Evans
state 81 Indana within said 6istriet, Who Who
has been adjuoged a bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court OF SAID
,[B5s atsd at I, ,E Esss the 18th day
JAMES H. MCNEELY,
mar26 81 law Tn ASSIGNEE.
In the District Court Of the United States
for the District Of Indiana. @.
IN the matter OF Robert ". Harper, Bank
BAR lrupt. IN Bankruptcy.
10 to4to31 u may con- er7J: The under
signed hereby gives notice of his appoint
EN3nsYAies IN he county o. Nanderburgh
and state OF Indiana. within SAID District.
VINO mas been adiudged a DauZrlpi upOn
his own petition, by the District Court OF
SAID District.
Dated a Evansville the 18th day OF
JAMES II. NcNEEE.Y.i. 3D.
mar28 81 law Tn ASSfrnee
In the District Court OF the United STATES
Tor the DISTRICT Of Indiana: ~.
n the matter of James Thomas Bank.
lAfS - 1r1pp--1n Bankruptcy.
10 BslbdH5 "a may Concern: TIE under
t lgned neraoI gaFes notice Of his appoinE
nenL as ASSIGNEE OF JAMES -tHOArA-. o
9rfnceton, Z IN the county of GIBSON
md StateOff indiana. within said District
rho has been a judged q bankrupt, upon
lis oynI petitiepi 9y The District Court 0
Dated at Evansville, The Slst day o
aii ANFS f. McS Belly, Assignee
app d3t q a,w,Thll .1ga
In the District Court Of the United State
$40 ssfrlfl Tor The District OF Indiana;
IN he matter Of Henry b Levy Bank
rupt.-In Bankruptcy. --
To Whonl t Hrd5 C'o1tcera. The under
signed hereby gives notice OF his appoint
ment as assignee of HENRY B. LEVY, Q
ga "a EYanSY1lle1ln tpe county OF Nanderburgh
~ Z and state o. Indiana. within said District
who has been adjudged bankrupt, upOl
-.l his own petition, by the District Court c
-.f said District.
Dated Evans vile. the 3Ist dav O
March. A 1868.
JAMES II. 9ICNEELY 4 ssignee.
app DIT q a w,TL)
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THE SUNDAY. ScHooL CoSEENTIoN,
Quite a number of delegates to the
Convention arrived by the trains
yesterday afternoon and last night.
The Convention will assemble inthe
Lecture Room of the Trinity Church,
at 10-o'clock a. N. and be organized
Below we give the programme for the
day. Phe citizens generally, who. are
interested in Sabbath School matters
are invited TO attend the various ses-
sions-of the yGonYeotion. 81"
PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY.
I0o'CEOeR A. M--Gonvene for or
ganizatiop, and reHgisps exercises.
L , TO, 3 P, ~ Lecture on best
method Of teaching youths class
I with illustrative exercise, by Rev. c.
i n. Sims. ze
3 TO 81 P. M.-Sunday School ques-
tions. Responses by II. Hays.
tla 81 TO Al P, M.-The amount and
style of singing in Sunday Schools
By Mr.. Abingdon of Indianapolis
and EFF. Sullivan of Mt. Vernon.
j Al TO 5P. M.-Sunday School mis-,
cellany,-
q .M.-Sunday School discourse
by Rev. DR.. Wiley. editor of the
Ladies Repository, with Sunday
School singing, led by the choir.
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Cotton ractol.s.
C0NNssI0N NERcH1NEs
General Railroad agents.

Nos. IS and 10 North Water Street,
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BINGHA3I's CELEBRATED DEXTER
FLOUR This excellent brand Of
Flour, which is reported to be the
best Ia the market, may be found at
StockWell 4 Cos. 1t j. a choice
article. aprl8 81
B- Sam Pete has returned with a
new stock of Spring Goods which he
will sell at auction to the highest bid
3 der, and at private saleRt half price.
Sales to commence Friday morning,
April [aprl4-tf -4SAM PETE.
Nfachines Use Curtis Spooz C0H0f
.s..f T-Et ID i L -...
Clark = Spool Cotton S the best.
g JfiigdrH's Needls for sale everywhere
Hand sewing try Ua1Card's Needles
Ladies'! use Clark's Spool Cotton
rMilwardis Needles are the best.
Clark's .SpoOl Cotton is 6 Gerd toS0
-O-
Take none other than C7ark's Cotton.
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Take none other than Gqrk's Cotton.
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Special Election as TO Whether the
} City Shall Pay 100000 Of its
Stock TO the E, h. q N. R.R. Now
or Not.
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apl0 n EVANSVILLE, INDTANA.
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Dated at Evansville the 95tb day Of
March, d. 1868. st#7
JAMES H. NCNEELY.i 3D.
mar28 ST law Tn ASSfrnaa
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Clark's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to80
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T1Iilwardls Needles are the best.
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CLARK Spool eottao s. the best. aa
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II tLIl LlLl-eLtI tlUDeIL y IIdl 1ttII
-fupt. IN Baukruptcy-
10 1Cho3l Il may con eI-7J. The under
signed hereby gives notice of his appoint
ment as Asstznee of Robert W. Harper. OF
evansville IN he county o. Nanderburgh
ana state OF Indiana, within SAID District
who has been adjudged Daukrupi upon
his own petition, by the District Court OF
said District.
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Ladiesl use Clark's Spool Cotton
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-27

DIAMOND MAKING. Perhaps art
has ut last triumphed completely
over nature, and torn from her
grasp, after a long continued strug-
gle, the great secret. What was the
process by means of which nature,
in the secret places of her great world
laboratory, fashioned the diamond
from the carbon, in one form or
another, that it took in hand? The
following lines, from the London
Mining Journal, speak for them
selves; "Mr. Saix sent in paper to
the Academy of Science on the arti-
fetal production of black, colorless
and colored diamonds. If current
of chlorine be made to pass through
cast iron when in q state of fusion,
per-chloride of iron is formed, which
disappears by evaporation, leaving
the carbon Of metal at liberty. in a
crystallized state"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-27

SHOCKING MURDER. Elias
Kennedy, q well-known colored
preacher of this place, was brutally
murdered, on Saturday last, near
Ruckersville, Georgia, where he had
gone to attend protracted meeting
at colored church. He was first
ordered to leave the place, and COM
piled with the demand, but had
scarcely returned q mile in this
direction, when he was decoyed from
the buggy and shot by some person
unknown. These facts are obtained
from his grand-child, a small boy,
who had accompanied him on the
trip. 1t is needless to say that this
outrage is strongly condemned and
much regretted by all good citizens.
anderson nteHigencer.
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COLUMBIA.
Thursday Morning, Aug. 81. 1858.
CanvasAers Appointed.

Agreeably to q resolution adopted
by the recent State Convention, the
following gentlemen are appointed
by the State Central Executive Com
mittee canvassers in the interest of
the Democracy: .4.gl
State at large-Gabriel Cannon
and a. P. Aldrich.
Second Congressional Distriot--J.
B. Kershaw. =: -",
Third Congressional District-D.
Wyatt Aiken.
Fourth Congressional District-W.
D. Simpson. - oa
Cenvasser for First Congressional
District to be hereafter appointed.
WADE HAMPTON, Chairman.
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The radical papers spend n great
deal of ink, and try to make a great
deal of capital, about what such
Southern men as Hampton, Cobb,
Toombs, &C., said down South. That
is all "played out" What have you
radicals done, and what do you pro-
pose to keep on doing, is the ques-
tion now before the people. AS to
what men say, whose hands are fet.
tered and ''life's light lied away"
makes no difference. We are after
what men have done who have been
free to do what they would.
Louisville Democrat.
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A RADICALS OPINION OF GRANT.

A RADICALS OPINION OF GRANT,
The Danbury (Conn.) Times, whose
editor was Union soldier, and till
this year radical, has this item in
regard to the General of the army
and the radical candidate for the
Presidency" Gen. Grant: "Where
has his name won single victory?
Not i'll New Hampshire, nor in Con-
necticut. His name never caused any
enthusiasm in the army until the
army's work was done, and the pros
pect of being led into another slaugh-
ter-pen was obliterated, and his name
in politics has not one convert to the
cause which he has seen fit to
shoulder. Silence is his statesman
ship, obstinacy is his frmness, deceit
is his patriotism, and horses his
ability. He has lived in smoke and
will end in smoke"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-08-27

ADAMS FA11.-In q small country
town, in Hartford County, resides o
clergyman, who is the pastor of a
small flock that esteem him very
highly, and whom he is fond of cate
chising. A few days since, while
taking ramble through the village,
he stopped ct the house of one of his
parishioners, and, after the usual
salutation had been exchanged, the,
conversation ran as follows:
"Well, sister W, can ycn
tell me how Adam fell?" NNj ~
The lady commenced to smile
audibly, and finally replied: "Why,
my dear doctor, you're not serious?"
very serious, indeed" responded
the doctor. j"1t'
Mrs. W. whose husbands
name happens to be Adam, replied:
"Well, we'll, you will have it, doctor.
You see, Adam went to climb over
the fence, the other night, to 90 to
Deacon M---'s for q bottle of.
whiskey, when an oar lying on the
ground took his foot. Over -Addne
JeA, and barked his shin, and that's
the whole truth of the matter"
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IMPENDING TROUBLE IN TENNESSEE.
A correspondent of the New York
World, writing from Washington,
says that news had reached that city
OF serious impending trouble in Ten
nessee. General George Fl. Thomas
has commenced to forward additional
United States troops into the State,
and Brownlow has prepared to call
for 30, 600 Of the militia. Tennessee
has @ fuller complement of arms than
any other Southern State, and o
formidable standing State army is
expected to be organized at once. It
does not appear that any orders have
been sent to Gen. Thomas TO forward
troops from his command, nor are the
authorities fully posted as to what is
going on either in Kentucky or Ten
nessee. .I ut t.., ,4.,i
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KrnnEp.-Yesterdav afternoop.

KILLED. Yesterday afternoon, a
number of negro boys were on the
wharf below the bridge, picking up
waste corn, salt, &C., when two Of
them engaged in quarrel, and be-
labored each other for some time.
At last, one of them picked up q
brick and let it fly OF the head Of the
other, Henry Lewis, by name, strik-
ing him on the temple, crushing his
skull, killing him instantly.
Augusta ConStitutiondlist.