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Apply "Earrett's'' and COX youpg..'.

ANOTHER new lot of Shop Hand made
Men and Boys Boots, Calf and Kip. at
SHEEeoa Il Sons, at lower prices than
J GU can buy them in the State. a. 7lef
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Boot. Shoe and Hat store, n. w. Cor
ner Pubic quare. Columbia.

We now have aud intend keeping the
best shop hand made work in the United
States. which win be sold at low prices
for cash-ail of which we warrant fully,
and ifnot as represented, will return the
money. SHEEeoo & Son.
Feb2o-ly
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Va have just received Handsome
and Cheap assortment of Men and Boys
Panama, Leghorn and Straw Hats, which
VIII he sold much cLeaper than ever off
cred here before. SHEEGotI d SoN.
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m An II led.

Twill pay the highest market price for
all corn delivered at the Columbia Mills.
N J. VAUGHN
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GREENS Lick Creek which heads ON
or near Gen. Pillows farm in this coun-
ty, and runs to Duck River, through.She
Fricrson settlement, was named in hon-
or of Gen. Nathaniel Green. whose prop
erty il once WAS.
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IxO

The subscriber lost in Columbia on
yesterday a. fine Gold Watch. The
Watch is q clear ticker. and has flow
cred face. 1t has a small gold chain,
with a and heart and lockes attached,
and black ribbon for guard. A lib
eral reward will be given to the finder
of the watch. on its delivery to Mr..
James Hodge, Silversmith.
HENRY BOWEN
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A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAP.
TAIN'S FAITH.

Read the Captains Letter and the Letter FROM
his mother:
Benton Barracks, No., April 30, 1880, /.
d. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: knowing the Ell
ncacy OF your Sarsaparilla, and the healing and
beneficial qualities il possesses, send Won the
following statement of my case
was wounded about two years ago-was Ia
ken prisoner and confined for sixteen months.
Beng moved so often, my wounds have not heal
edyet: have not sat up amoment since was
wounded. ! am shot through the hips. NJ,
general health Is impaired, need something to
assist nature. Ihave more faith in your Sarsa-
pariiia than In anything else. | wish that
that is genuine. Please express me half /, iozeu
bottles, and oblige
Carr. c. p. JOHNSON, ~, Louis
i. S.-The following was written April 30.
1865, by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt.
johnson:
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Ny husband. DIR.
Z. >: johnson. was skillful surgeon and physi-
clan in central New York, where he died leaving
the above Q. p. Johnson to my care. At thirteen
years of age he had q chronic diarrhea and
scrofula, for which gave him your Sarsaparilla.
lTCURED HIM. have for ten years recommend
ed i 70 many IN New York, OHIO, ant Iowa, for
scrofuia. fever sores, and geaeraldebility. Per-
feet success has attended it. The cures effected
IN some cases of scrofula and feye: sores were
almost miraculous. am very anxious for nDy
son to again have recourse to your Sarsaparii-
Ia Heis fearful of citing spurious article,
hence hrs writing you for IT, His wounds
were terrible but belive he will recover.
40 Respectfully, JENNIE JoBNsoS
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z A BEAUTIFUL new stock Of Ladies'.
Misses and Children's Cloth Caters now
at SHEEeoG & Sons. ~. -, s., -F.sss
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Smiths Tonic Syrup,
A q I Z A N D FEVER
OR CHILLs AND FEVER.

me proprietor of this celebrated r,a.s..;,.
usuy Claims for 1t superiority over ali rer.-
aleS ever offered to the public for the safe car.
tam, speedy nd permanent cure of Agn. ana
tever, or Chh!s and Fever, whether of s5s-s =,
long standing; lie refers to the entire Westrr,,
Ana SOUTHWESTERN country TO bear him tesrimo
nv to the truth ofthe as, srtion that in No .ss.
whatever will it fail to re- If the drrctio,. ~
strictly followed and carried our. = In n 80.
many cases single dose las been suf,c;ent -,
azure, and whole families have been cured br -.
sing'e bottle, with perfect restoration oftbe c,n
erai health. 1t i, however. prudent. and !,
every case more certain to cure fits uss i eos,
~. .,nu 81 IN smalierdoses for week or two aftr
an arSease mas bee checked more especially II.
allncuh and longstanding cases. Usually. hi,
uedlSihe VIII not require any aid 10 Keen N,
ooweis IN good orc der; should the patient ho-
ever, require cathartic medicine. after hsyin.
taAhh .hree or four doses of the Topic. a slnv{
dose OF BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY Pills
viii be sufficient. s'as''
DIX. JOHN BULBS PRINCIPAL Ole. i'isi 2
M 40 Fifth, Cross Sire,
LOUISVILLE
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Reaper for Sale
Wants Corn.

One secondhand Woods Self Rake)
for 800. Enquire of Col. VIM. NJ. vooR-
HES. tfapl8
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HILARY WARD.
FOR CIRCUIr JUDGE.

We are authorized to or nnunce Col ". A.
McLEMORE as candidate for Circuit Judge of
this District. Election first Thursday IN Au
gust, 1870.
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'THERE's many alp twixt the cup
and the lip" As DR.. Matthews sid when
he didn't get to vote at Hurricane.
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'Barrett's" Reliable Hair Restorative.
"Bs rrett's" predness natural change.
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The advantages of buying your goods
from the One Price Cash House of E. w.
&W. j. PHILIPS, may be summed up as
follows: r. 44 tal Fsa sfe Do.
!. II is thoroughly reliable. G. So. z
2. 1t keeps large assortment on goods
8. 1t buys from the largest Jobbers.
4 1t buys for cash and sells for cash., I
5. The prices are always reasonable;
indeed, very low, owing to tile large bus>
mess done.
Q. All are treated alike, SO that those
who's are not Judges are as safe as those
who are. 90 sszs
To fully appreciate these facts. come
and see for yourselves.
apSml ~ ai =.
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New ORLEANS. March 9. 100.
Who IL He?

The following letter was picked up on
streets. Does ANYBODY know McElory?
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 3, 1s7g. s.
To all WhOn, IL may conceTa:-This is 10
certify that Rev. J. J. McElOry of Column
bia, Tennessee is duly authorized to So.
licit money to defray the expenses of DIR.
J. b. Young. Rev. NJ. r. johnson, and
w. T. Kennedy, delegates elected by the
Colored State Convention to bear dis
patches and memorial 10 Washington,
b. c. BY order of pr j. B. Young, Pres
ident. j. NJ. SHELTON,
a7 Sect'y.
Any monies oected will he sent per
Post Office order to John NJ. Shelton, q
Front ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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BULLS
CedrOn Bitter
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.

sroSEY PoISr, White Co., Ark, Mag %, 'ee
Dr. JoHS BrLL-Dear Sir: Last February
some Of your Sarsaparilla aud Cedrcu Bitter,.
NY son-in-law, who was with me in the store, has
been down with rheumatism for some tine com
meneedo on the Buffers, and soon found his gen.
eralhealth improved
DIR. Gist, who has beer. in bad health. tried
them, and he also improved.
: DIR. Coffee, who has been in bad h. alth rar
several years-stomach and liver aifecse,i- he
improved very much by the use of youi Bitfrrs.
Indeed the Cedron Bitters has gwen Won Great
popularity IN this settlement | think co, ID
sell great quantity Of your medicines this far
your Cedren Bit,ers and Sa sal a,f-
Ia. Ship me via Memphis, care sf Rickeft =
Nicely. Respectfully,
c..:B. WALKER .
Prepared by Dr.. JoHs BrIL at HIS Laboratory
Fifth street, Louisville. Ky.
For sale BY T. b RAINS, Druggist,
10 he rost Once, Columbia, Tenn.
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We are authorized to announce Judge WM.
P. MARTIN as a candidate for Circuit Judge
of this Circuit. Election on the first Thursday
of August next.
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10 JAMES SMrzER. 3
SpRING HILL. April %.

SPRING HILL, April 90. -
MR.. EDITOR AS there is nothing of
interest to communicate to you from our
town during this d ull season, hopo Won
Will excuse brevity. We have two fine
schools in good working order at the
present time. q The male school is under
the guidance of our able townsman. Col.
PEBBLES, and is quite large, having repre-
from all the States. The fe,
male school is still in the hands of Mr..
and Mrs. Blair, whose places could not
be filled if they were to give it up. All
about town that are inclined to partake
In The pleasures of fishing, are trimming
up their tackle for drive to Rutherford
Creek or Duck River. We have base
ball club up here, but very few belong to
1t, and l hope no more will Join. We
also have a clubfor gassing. which meets
every Sunday in DIR. Childers' office--a
good thing, when handled keerfully.n
Mckissack (Orve) says he will start to
the place where the woodbine twineth"
next fall. Henry McLemore went where
the little butterfly reposes" last Sum
day evening. Cam Terrill and Tom Nc
Lemore say that they will 20 where the
" Whangdoodle mourneth" next Sum
day, if it amt Easter. l speck has
played. =
am your exhausted and broken-down
RATs
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Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following persons: q.
w. +. Thompson and Mary A. Z. Wor-
ster.
Allen Lowell and Bannie Mullins.
r. L. Jones and Margaret A. Shaw.
+. H. Davis and Mary NJ. Dodson. 20
Thos. J. Gillian Mrs, Hester A, Gram
ford.
b. b. Pinkston and Mamie II. Hodge.
r. c. Long and Mary Knight.
W. A. Howard and Susan A. Holcomb.
J. II. Sullivan and Elizabeth Dudley.
Jos. j. Filming and Mrs. Mary L.
West. 30.
John Yancey and Mary HI. Hickman.
d.. I. Fly and Bertha Page. t,s,.
]. w. Thompson and Ann L. Dooley
Alfred Chumbley and Miss Mary Hill
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w. J.. TRUETT,
GLAZIER, PAPER HANGER AND HOUSE
PAINTER.
Would respectfully inform the public that he
will be pleased TO accommodate all who may
need work in his line. Satisfaction guaranteed.
! Shop on Corner Embargo and Free streets,
Columbia, Tenn. jny29yl.
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Real EstateTr.nx

Come one and all TO a. Rosentlial IL
Bro, and buy goods at cost.
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The Outs,

Necannot let the old corporate admins
istration pass out without saying word
in their favor. Mr.. Dale made us a
model Mayor; the Aldermen enacted
wise laws; Lev. Lansdown, City Mar
shal, with his assistants, Latta, Erwin
and Holoomb, preserved the peace i'm the
ci'y III such remarkable degree that
it gave us some idea of the coming
of the millennium. Indeed. it is a mar
vel how safe has been all private prop
erty against burglars, and how decent
and orderly have been the streets, John
Holcomb is now one of the '.o-ts,, but
we believe We can safely say that had
President Grant himself violated our
corporate ordinances during Mr.. Hol-
combs time, by fast driving or getting
drunk, John would have arrested him
as soon rs he would Jim Luster. Mr..
Latta has been SO highly complimented
BY the people that we will pass him by,
and rive our compliments 10 the Recor-
der, and Messrs. Erwin, George and
Haynes, whom we doubt not will per-
form their duties as wellas their prede-
cessors. which we consider quite compli-
memtary. The Recorder, A J. Armstrong,
was re-elected- Ii is hard for one in his
position 10 give general satisfaction, but
the new Board thought he had done bis
duty well. and wethink he made aI eff.
cicnt Recorder.
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I'VE are requested by Mr.. John NJ.
Hickey, Clerk OF the County Court, to
say 10 the merchants of the county that
under the late act Of the lie gislature, all
merchants are required to renew their
license or DC subject TO presentment for
failure thereof. The law referred TO was
passed on the i0th OF January. 1870.
making il a penllty of sloO per day for
filure ON the part of merchants to renew
.heir licenses.
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@-Si Returned. -
DIR. WIZ. B. HARRISON, formerly o
Memphis, Tenn, having permanently
located in Columbia, tenders his SER
vices to the public in the varioas
branches OF his profession.
Office st the. junction of the Hamp-
shire and Mt Pleasant pixies.
aplSmo1 -ss-s
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\. Roscnihnl IL Bro will sell out AT
cos,.
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who KnOWS.

The followin g letter has been received
the Columbia Post Office. The
writer evidently is ignorant of the fact
that Bishop Otey has been dead num-
Der of years:
NEW ORLEANS, March g, 1910.
BISHOP OTIs, Columbia, Tenn Rev
erend Sir: wish to know what
has become of negro woman named
Katy, whom you bought of Charles Par
ish, of Franklin. The above enquiry il
made at the solicitation Of her son Al.
bert, who will be grateful for any infor-
nation as to what has become of his
mother. Very Respectfully,
ED. DuCLACX,
Glass Box IA.
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CITY ITT MS.

E W. & w j. PHILIPS, az the one price
Cash House are constantly receividg new
goods give them call if you wish to be
dealt honestly with.
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FOR CHANCELLOR.

l hereby announce myself a candidate for
Chancellor Of the 4th Chancery Division, EN-
bracing the counties of Williamson. Maury,
Marshall, Giles, Lewis and Hickman. Elec-
tion ON the first Thursday in August next.
a.as HILARY WARD.
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM
S. FILMING as a candidate for Chancellor of
this Division, at tire ensuing election on the
first Thursday in August next.
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Beauty .'is a joy forever" and tho
diamond set in jet" never loses it's lus-
ter, but grows brighter and brighter.
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'Barreit's' improves the appearances. {.
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TUT invasion of Canada by the Feni-
ans Il Ga" cause of much animation in
feni2n cileles. capt. 6. 4. Boyd, of CO.
iui1el't. has received from The Head Cen
are commission as commander of the
femahs IN Maury county. His orders
are very ,Nplicit.
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Mr.. EDIToR:-The people of Bear
Creek would like TO know what has be
come of a certain Livery man, VIII, used
to flourish his fine stock on the Creek
once or twice a week He has not been
seen on the Creek since the swarm
weather left for Nashville, followed
by somebody with his coat off the coolest
day last winter. BRuIx.
Go In 4 Rnsnnfha 4 Bro Cor harxa;nS
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SHEET MUSIC.
COMMERC1AI..

past week for all good samples, and a
large number of bales changed hands at
from 20 to IA, bnt yesterdays advices
were not favorable and caused decline
of u cent and perhaps more on the lower
grades. We now quote 1s1z to Is as the
extremes
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
/. o. R. NJ.

L. .. Il. VI. . :. =
The Stated council fires OF CHICK xnAUeA
TRIBE No. 4, I. o. r. II. Of Columbia, Tenn,
sre kindled at Odd Fellows Hall, every Friday
Evening, one hour after sunset.
W. VANCE THOMPSON. sachera
JAS. L. GUEST J.ofR.
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valuable House and Lot for Sale.
A bargain will pc offered. Lor Parti-
culars call on j. NJ. PARKER, opposite
Depot, Columbia. Tenn.-feb25tf.
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For Rent.

A new dwelling house on High street,
near the Depot. Apply to Z. W. Putt
Fps.
apStf r-, --........
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WAYNEsBoRo, Tenn,
April Sth. 1870

VI PA Seiis lcscs ,
Hon. .See'y Treasury, Washington, ID. {.
SIR:-I herewith enclose my resigna-
ton as L. S. Storekeeper. Soon after
the close Of the war received a comm's-
sion in the Revenue Department. Since
1 received said commission have been
in some way connected with the depart
ment, and feel with satisfaction that I
have endeavored faithfully at all times
to discharge my duty. 1 received my
appointments when the policy of the par
ty now in power was not clearly devel-
opeu, and like many young men of the
country, was ambitious to attain Office
and distinction. / thankfully accepted
1t, but now that the policy of the party
under which hold said office is clearly
developed, and its course plainly delenia
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3 q

4 %fAa S{Ayk NXE FE# -
TED, cannot with my sense Of duty to
myself and nay scountrymen, consent
longer 70 bold atsthe viilof thoss who
it now seems are tryingto subvert the lib.
critics ofmy people bgshe basest means
ever resorted to by any party. cannot
stand silently and see the slanderous
faisehoods circulated in high circles that
Tennessee Is in lawiess and insurrec-
tionary state, without denying Il aud de-
fendingthe honor Of Tennessee And THE
being the case and conscious q lam. Of.
the fact that the revenue department "a
under the control Of those who look #
our internal affairs in different light.
| am Of the opinion that they do not
want my services any longer, and that
they would make good nse Of a vacancy
by giving it to some one in their opin-
Ion more deserving. Task that my res
ignation beaccepted. sa = ss1,.s II
Very Respectfully yours dc.,
s. 80 ais 2. MACK. CYrERr.
CuLLEoKA, April 18th, 1870.
w. 8. RArSEY Esq.:-The fruit trees I |
purchased from you, apples, peaches.
pears and cherries and the grape>vines, |
are all growing finely. am delighted
with them, and with my prospects for
fruit andgrapes. An my neighbors who
have seen my trees, say they are the
T rettiest and. finest looking they ever
saw. One of my neighbors bought a LOT /
Of pear trees from an itinerant tree ped
lar from the North, thisspring, for which
ne paid 81 90 each. haye compared the /
trees. l purchased from you at 50 cents
each, with his; am satisfied one of |
yours is worth two of his. Will our peo-
pie never be convinced that it is their
interest to patronize home productions,
hereby keeping our money at home.
and building up the country, while we
At the same time, aid and encourage our
friends and neighbors? And beside, we
now have ample proof that nine>tenths
Of the fruit trees brought to this country
rom the North by tree pedlers, is but
worthless stuff, cumberers of the ground.
am so well pleased with my purchases
rom you that intend to patronize YOU
his fall more extensively still. Know-
ng that you take a great interest in the
business, and believing that it is your
honest purpose to procure: and dissent
nate the best fruits known to the coun-
ny, 1t will give me pleasure to recon-
mend your nursery to all vino wish to
procure good orchards and good fruits.
Your friend, 7- 4.a IS ,rsoI
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AN NOUN EN- E N T S

lie Ny.
For Sale by T. b. Rains
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No poisonous drugs in ''Barretfs.
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Go 10 4. Roscnthal & Bro. for bargains
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NEAR RoCKSPR

may descend, and the floods may come, and the
winds may blow and beat fercely on this people;
but on-still on they press with their farming
operations with amazing success. It's anu
sing to see FEsTUs FULLER (who is now man
aging Mr.. JOHN NIcHoLsoS's farming interes st
with great dexterity) busting around on his go
easy mule carts, while they bear off with great
rapidity the fertilizing sod from the barn-yard
and other places; and verify believe he can
take land that would require two acres to
sprout pea, and make il produce 1000 pounds
of cotton per acre; for be is a regular old "Tar
heel" He talks of planting some cotton in a
few days, and if SO / predict that slack Frost
will get his ''Greenbacks." And Ar. Ed, "you
bet" the folks up here will plant corn this sea-
son, for We are all about out, and hence very
little corn selling among US now. But man of
my cloth should not fail to give you something
Of our educational status. Down the way We
have one Miss RoNELIA CRuHr, who is teaching
very successfully in the family OF Mr.. GEORGE
CANNON. Miss ROME is said to be quite expert
in music, and imagine that the facilities afford
ed for instruction in this mansion to be very in
viting. Also in the house near the Blue Spring
presides as teacheress) Miss LIZZIE HuDsPErH,
who is said to somewhat renowned for her math-
ematical scumen, and noted for her wholesome
discipline; for she is said to have kept her whole
school in at ''play time" one day last week
save two. By the way, she is graduate from
the Athen@um. In the village (of Rock Spring.
the Rev. Mr.. Ussery is teaching the ''young
ideas how to shoot" while just above, Prof.
JOHN CoorsR holds forth (at Cedar snag) with
all his classic lore and mathematical tact. Par
on prolixity of this epistle, and believe me,
yours, &c. .sis hf Fox.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12

The Shamrock Lacrosse Club, the champions
OF Canada wi 10 reported, visit New York tins MONTH
~ play against the United States, ~ against ls II tc
can arrive IN time they viii be likely 10 tender tef SCI
NlceA tnWAIh Tho plnrnIt Testimonial.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-12
PARIS WHILE AWAITING THE CONFLICT.


DULL TIMES IN PARIs-NEwsPAPER DIFFICUL-
TIEs-THE TROoPS-A STREET SCENE-sANI-
TARY AND COMMISSARY ARRANGEMENTS.
PARIS, July 25.-I dare say you will open
your eyes TO read that have little TO send you.
Yet it is true that on the eve, inevitable, Of
great Paris has resumed since the first days of
fusion, its natural aspect very nearly that and the
Government, with its admirable system OF police knows
well how keep its secrets that nothing leaks out
they do mean shall be revealed and the newspapers,
French and English at their wits end for something
TO stay the hunger Of their readers for There is
trouble too in the ranks OF the war correspondents
since the decree went forth from the hand Of Olivier
Olivier, who is never so happy when he is doing a
little despotism his account-that "on and after
the 22d OF July it is forbidden give information by
any of publication whatever, Of the
movements Of the troops and of military opera
tons by land or by water" The Emperor had
previously sent out informal decree by means
OF his Official Journal TO the effect that stranger TO the
army Of whatever nation French other should be per-
mitted 10 enter the lines Of the army and that
respondents would be permitted to accompany the
army all information that the Government may
bit to give the public will be supplied by persons under
its own control OF course all this makes the newspa
pers vince and some Of hem the Li6er the Steele the
Temps and the Dddts speak out in good set terms, but
they will have no influence with the authorities. Up TO
the present time there has been no partiay shown at
least hear none complained Of RUSSELL OF The Times.
has been refused pass, at any rate If he did not as
some say apply for it because he was told at
headquarters that there would be in applying.
sala is here in Paris and, hear very Well pleased that
he can't 20 10 the front He will probably send that
wonderful sheet The Telegraph veracious accounts Of
the battles that are fought in this war, from his
chamber in the Grand Hotel, as no used
10 send The Times of the battles fought
In the South. from his rooms in New.
York, and II Tie telegraph ever puts