Decatur Eagle, Volume 7, Number 40, Decatur, Adams County, 21 November 1863 — Page 1

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~. jgf-jg H?2J DECATUR EHILE. fHUID EVRRT SATURDAY MORNING, BY Spencer & Schirineyer. PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETOR* OFFICE—On Second Street, in Patterson’, .-adding, over the brujt S;.ore. Terms of S ib criptiont Oneconv.one ear, in advance. Fl If paid’within the y ar. If not paid u v-.tr -x-w.--.. 2 ; rr.N> papw Will be I'S -n 11 until all orrerajes are paid except -t the option f th-' Publisher. Terms of Advertisinz: One square,(ten lines) three iimertioas, $1 '•[•> Each subsequent ina-rr >n . •’* o*l4o •» ’ rrtse'n *it will he ■vinsi i‘*r»’d h* s *s than one square; over aa , q . . r.- will 'u-coun-ted and charged aa'w; w -r tw >. a* three, etc, lU’.l lib ral disco.-nt, fro n the above ra.es. made on all a i . .-rti semen is in sorted for a period longer three months. iTTiio ah ,ve rales will ’>o strictly adhered tsund»rall ircumstances. JOB P RIN TIW: We are prepared to doall kin-la of job work w»nca:*’d src’kciar '■-- r»- .onthemcnl reasonable terms Oi.r n.au. for the completion of Job-Work, heing new _ 1 of the lat est styles, we feel confi.lent that satisfaction can be given. DECUtjT TOESS MW_ BUTff HOUSE? Dec atu r, Indiana, JflF® WLJ r ~Bs”s Proprietor Will ‘zood :tUention, an I mak ** reasonable n37-vG~ly Ih \r. ■ si \\IIT.R. PHYSIC A IN A SURGEON DECATUR, INDIAN'*. rrOFFICE—On the east sid. of Secondl . in the room fo-merlv occupied by J. P Nuttnian as a banking office. v4-n IdiHThi ’ s r 1 i> hi i K ? it. at.tokwky at law ax o CLAIM AGENT Dlt C A T UR. INDIANA Will Practice in Adams and adjoining Counties Will secure houiiiieg, p •n<ion<; a n<l all kin N of clain’s against th<» Guv‘THnicnt EFOFFfCE —On Main immediately South of the A.ii«!itoi’« Off re —v6-n ‘2 James’r. robo, Attornay and Counselor at Law, DECA TUR. INDIANA. EFUFFICE, in Recorder’* (Wee. Will practice in the Gonrfs of she Tenth JtFdioinl Circuit. A.tt**n I t the R.*J<*mpt!o» i LanH«. the pav.uent of Taxes - Efcpecr-J atten, tion will be foth»» ctrliec’ion f Bounti* * Pension and all claims against the Goverr.niH.iit Nor. 28. 1862. v6-u42. 77c t u H'TmlTiT P. V. SMITH. Ambrotype & Having permanently loralcd in P»*cMirr and supplied hr.n-edf with everything that may be euiid in a First Class Picture Gallery. Would call ‘he attention of all wh » -losi re god Picture at law prices, to cmII at hi< romir in Houston’s Building, immediately over'hr Drug Store. n37-ly BdCH^CsT r OES Alluwer prices t hau ev< > before offered n '.his inirk--t. an 1 cheap. r than tin- same in teles can be bought in Fort. Wayuu I willed Mens’ Fine Calf Shoes, a good article, for SI, t' to SI. 5": w.-tuei’s higl heeled Gaiicrc, sl.lO toist,3',and all Iliads CHILOKWM'S SHOES, atthe same ra’te- 1 have, also, the beat let o Women’s Calf Shoes. oversold in Decatur, from SI,OO tn $1,2.5 re -s mv quantity of my own makear J btUß'ial will n ik»* to order. Leather,bindings, stock fo r country bhwmi- ■ kert <rf dl kihda. md * opm y kpr« tools, <»f the best qnlitv.for ca d« Give mi n'all Decntnr, M irrh 28. NT J l' « VICK SB UR G! I. J. MIESSE, Tn his lino of b’i®inn«s. Defies the World! All other LIKE TVS t'l TIT’’TONS thrown in ; the shade! AH efforts at COMPETITION gone j by the BOARD !♦ i< «ick,ii»wli*dir<‘d by all that- he can «* !! a BETTER article of Harness Saddles, Rridks. "yyt Whips and a!1 such like /or LESS m»nev than anv other establishment is Northeae-nrn Indiana without exception His work is all wananted to bp made of the I >ery best material, and made by old and expe Fenced workmen. Bugtfi**a and carriages trimmed in the latest and no*t npnr- red st vb 1 K -pairing done on | short bp ic? ai.u ai ■ • <f ona , »le i-; S •’’? Givi* ’ a a r-. 11, s’ ,I th trill confine - von • nfihc’»utb »w’at w ■ -iv W-- P\Y nA'SP for mr ■ -eV on » q ’v BUT CHEAP I than if we c»oug '- uu ME; and of eoursA j gutotell in p’opoYMon n3¥-v6

I FaiT\Vll\s JHIHISIIimS. '1 lim simi hi'iihgf, J L3SM\N, - • • l-.-op-iutur, liin Si, W-,t'if t i”i ni. Ft. W yue. InJ., G./od Acco>n'n<irl ilio'is at Reasonable rates St.uge office for Blnffuui. Decatur, St M-iri >, Kend iiville, Sturgia and Auburn. 1138'6 1 AlbrYElFFlufo?,) Whole & Retail Dealers in Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils. French and \nv*rican Window Glass, Dvc Stuff,, Bru-hej,.Spices. Liquors and i i : Wines. Coal Oil and coal oil L i-np-*, d’o i Q“Nu. 25 Columbia Street, Furt Wayne, In ' i Ltiana. n3Bv6. ; bTw? oaki/ey, Wholesale Dealer in , HARDWARS AND STOVES. | And ft min fuct lire r ol J TIN,SHEET IRON AND COPPERWARE I AT T di GRANITE STORE. No. 79, Columbia Street, I V 4-1124. FORT WAYNE. IND. , Ifo i?"’S J B CYRT’i .'H’^r'cl’ 6 Barr St < et. between Columhin Main. EORTWAYXE INI) Thi< House has been entirply Refurni'dipd and R fitted in «r<»o I style, aud every attention will b»* piid to the com‘*rt of quests Board ers accommodated by the Day or Week i»39 ' MAYER HOrSE. ’ C-»-m»r of Wayne and Calhoun Sts . F-) q T WXY NE , INDIANA. H C F)7C. - • • Proprietor « Gen.-rd Stiif' 1 ffi e. v.5n20 jusrin iFUKet, Healer in VITfiISS, I'L'll’KS. JEV-Ftlll SILVER-PLATED WARE. Ac , I ' NION SLOCK. FCRT WAYNE, IND , All kinds «»t Repairing done to order, inn ; warranted v ” ■ I’KIjNDEKIII 11. —DEALER IXS Marble Monuments. y; hexdstones, mantles, .CABINET SI, * BS. & *. , & c FORT WAYNE, IND ' Work done to order on the shortest notice ’ and in the neatest manner v r »n39. S P\TrER>OX T , Ai??nt. ~**D ~ f7 c o m p a p f t . qI’ORK I’/CKEKmi,i,eii ini fuiimssiM’ llcrch a n l , EORT WAYNE. IND. General deab-r in all kinds of Grain, Se i Fish, S-i't. Produce. Jinplewa^is. </*r, Tip st Bra d Family Flours ETL ; '' rra l advance# made on Prod lire, etc . ndlvk♦f SUVOF TII EJ_l 111. IH'C o. p. mokgan No. 81 Columbia Street, FORT WAYNE Ind 155 R 3 <TXA. B 3EV ’ Hard wa re & Stoves -AND— Manufacturer of Tin & Sheet Iron|l>. - UN. K« » no 15 l GUST V. SIK-MOX. RUOOI.rn IUKM A F SISAT9N & BRO.. Wholesale an-1 fletail Dealers in Books, Siatwnary, Toys. Anil Fiicv fil’d', | Oalhonn Street, bet-v.-en Columbia and Main F-IRT VW.TE, IVO. English 8-h>ol Ruk*. G-rmau and Latin Book •. J, oov-: — i ta r vfP a'iwwnrt.’nent, Wall anti Win low Pater. I Looking Glasses, Picture Frames. Engraving' ; <tr . d’C., I Tl € attention of the nnblic i« fn’.’v in. i vitod V<’<f n ’ nnr stock is irnno’t ed <b’r» rtlv ' h» nurwolves, which pnal les ns toL r i v " -'nt ms—- | tamers Grvat Baignins n UNION r' L F companyiC.SCITVIOT&Co -MANUFACTURE'' < FFfLF*J. lIVSP'i. MILL-PICKS, STOXE CU r TER3’ TOOLS <tc Re-Ciittins Old Files. A-c .done to order and irrn ited eqdal lon< w. Allkin-N nfßnen* and Filp« mad#* tn order i Al«o Wholesale and R»-t nl Deab r* in Fon-i«>n ; ' and Dom *atic Ha r dware Pine and J oor«, > Ail*’. Class. Paint. »fc . At Pric< s (T.VIOiV BLOCK, <»DDOs»fr«t*»fn Bank FORT IND All Orders from the Country attended to.

‘Our Country’s Good shall ever te cur Alm—Willing 1c Fraise and not afraid to Blame.’’

DECATI’R, ADAMS COUNTY, INDIANA, NOV. 21, 1803.

1563 1863| NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS! lUv'iitf n-c» ivt d tbe T x D'lplicat** for the pr»-aent year, notice i-? lb it by given that ibr Trenruier is now to n ct ive the s< v» rtfl TAXES FOR ADAMS COUNTY, At the Treasurer’s Office, in Decatur. If T x Payer, will cull i-arlv ibey will be wait-d upon without iL-lay. The law i qu'n-s il.»t alii r tin- thud Monday ul March, a penalty of 10 p-r c- nt. on each do.I .r, with in'i roil unul pai I. must be attached All who v t>ii to avoid paying ! cos', will call and pay 110-ir Tax as tin- penally will b.- attarlied at the time the Jaw ir< quin s. Bankable funds w-tli be rt-ci ivt-4 at this office for the present. THE TAXES FOR 186 S ARE AS FOLLOWS:

|-“ I 1 I s ? I TOWNSHIPS. . £ o 1 .= 11 g ' •. ld.lUiailili.lls ’ trees t - r^bv.f1 .-l l ip, per §IOO/ ; 20: 35: 15: I|: it>: 5; id; : 90: 1-5 ! i' •• “ “ poll, : 75: : : : 50: : : : : 125 I Root “ “ sioo, • 20: 35: 15: i|: io: : io: : 90: iso ; I » » “ poll, : 75- : : : so: : : : : 125 j pubie, « “ sio<>. : 2); 35: 15: ij: 10: 10: 10: 10: 90: 210 *j « ’ “ “ poi, : 75: : : : so: : : ; : 125 j 1 Kiri land “ “ sio », ; 20: 35; 15; 1|: 10; : 10: 5: 90: 185 ; | “ ’•< “ poll, : 75: : : : so: : : : : 125 . I Wah.sington “ §IOO, ; 20; 35; 15; m “ “ poll, ; 75: ; : : so: : : : : 125 I St Mary's “ £IOO, •2 1' 35 ;15 : 4|: 10 ; 5 ; 10; 5 ; 90: 190 i “ ’ ’■< “ poll, : 75: : : : so: : : : : 125 | i Bluecreek “ “ ?100, • 20' 35: 15: 10: 5; 10: 20: 90: 205 j “ poll, : 75: : : : so: : : : : 125 ' ’ Monroe, “ “ SIOO, ; 21: 85; 15; ij: 10; 10; 10: 10: 90: 2>o ; “ poll, ; 75: : : : so: : : : : 12.5 1 I French. “ “ SIOO, : 2): 35: 15; 4: 10: 5; 10: 10: 90: 195 ' : “ “ “ poll, : 75: : : : so: : : . : 125 Hartford “ “ SIOO, ; 20: 35 : 15: 1|: 10: : 10: 5: 90: 185 I “ poll, : 75: : : : so: : : : : 125 | ’ Wabash “ “ ?ioo, : 2>: 35: 15: 4: 10: 5; 10: 5; 90; 190 , “ ’ “ “ poll, : 75: ■ : : so: : : : : 125 Jerfferson, “ SIOO, ; 25: 35 :45; 4; 10; 5;10 : 5;90 ; 190 , ’ *t “ “ poll. : 75■ : : : so: : •: : : 125 I Cori oratin of Decatur, SIOO, 10 cts. fortown purposes: : :10: : j “ “ poll, 10 cts. for town purposes From this date and up to the tbi'd Monday in March next, you will find me at <■ the Treasurer's Office, in Decatur, to receive the above levied taxes: and after the ; third Monday in Ma eh those remaining unpaid will be collected with penalty and . interest by distress and sale as the law directs. I Oct. 31, 1333 0. L. BCHIRMEYER, Treasurer.

NEW GOODS NEWPRICES! j Weare now r-ceiviug our Spring of ' L oodsand. althogli, (on arcount of sickne-s I wp are a liill ■- late, we bought our goo Is from ilsto 20 per cent ( h-ap.r han w- coild have '(h ue a week or two earlier i- the*eH*on. We s intend our customers shall have the advantage I of the Jg beat fall in rulers, and although we are not able to c (ll goods at the good old fashioned Peace Prices. I we can come nearer to it than we liavP done in I a long'ime, We are openi- g our usual assort j menl of DRY GOODS Film Leaf and other Summer II its, bonn> tsar •’ • 11ficials. riblMMiM Ac. • Clothing, Groceries Boots and Shoes, Nails, Iron etc i all of Which we will sell at the lowest possible * prices for READY PAY, i But is we can buy to advantage only for ready i pav we cannot sell goo I* on Credit Ivti-nl7 NUTTMAN A CRAWFORD. Examiner’s Notice. The un lersjgncd School Ex itnim-r of \d «rns County Indiana, will I old exaininations at hi« .•fljre in D cat ii r upon th* fourth S turd ay of tin* ; following named • onth<. to wit;—januarv, ; April..fun , Much, May. December; and upon each Saturday of September. October and No v< inlier Exercises will commence « ach day at ten o'clo k, a rn Teachers will please bear in mind that thenwill be n« private examinations given iinle-p* ’ the applicant can “how there is actual necessity t herefor. Sho-d officer®, and other friends of education 1 are cord i all v invited to he in attendance. . App icant* v’ith whnmthe examiner is nnt pr , I sonallv acquainted will be required to present | fl certificate *ign«-d by a prominent citiz-nof the county to the - ff ct that a iid applicant sus tains a good moral character J. R. 8080 Examiner May 30,1863 Adams County.

THE SWEDISH BRANDY —Xh its name indicates is apeMiliar product ot the inventor, native hind is Sweden. -flry'A I’ i*» hii article having a mellow gW”t l delicate fl iv ir, peculiarly » ' ,? h« Hn I pal Habit-; is highly ’r liilz d, and • gpeciallv ad|Jr p'ed Io the use ot all latlieN, wh«» m <v r Hn agree abb . Pstimulating ionic, imparting strength loth** svstem, git ng an increas’d vitality I” the J whole human frame. Pis a great favor ite tn Sweden. «o much so that it may 5*t\Rdthe nation -’ P( .virago N«» tamilv should witlo ut it. — Tik« n in the shape of a b r t punch at nigh! before go i.<y[ !*> bed. jt mikes r d lictons dr ing’” producing a healt hl p^rspii ai.jon disp< 11 ing a cold mc»e . tT c'u ill v than any other mix’m e t hat can be tak* n Try it <>DC»* md b<- con vinced. Sol I l»v merchants & Druggistseveryw hero Established 1760. PETER LOHILLARD, Snuff & Tib-cc.i M miHncturrr, 16 A IS Chamb.ri Street. (Formerly 42 Ch.ilhtim Street. N< w York.) Would call t be art, nt too of dealers to tho articles cl his tnannfalore. viz: BROWN SNVFF. I Macaboy. D. iniirms, I Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia Coarse Rappee. Nachitochea. American (lentleman. Copenhagen. YE, LOW SNUFF. Scotch. Homy D w Scotch. Hi/b Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Dew Scotch Irish Hieh Toast, Fresh Scotch, or Ln nd v foot. TTMt’ O'ion i» called to the lar'je redoetton in prices of Fine C'tt cfi-witur and smo ins; to 1 accos, which will he f-und of a superior qttal J ' TOBACCO. Smoking. Finp Cut Chewing. Smoking. I <u»g. P A L. nr plain. S. Ja go No. 1. C iv«-n<li“h .or S pi t. Spanish. No. 2. S ’p»-t '>. , pnt4«d Dronopo, Canas**.r N is. 1 a 1 mix'-d, Tin Foil Cavendish r «h Granulated A circular of price* will be •* nt Seal Estate for Sale I off r f r «al»* about *J,OOO acres of land situated in different part* of Adams roumv. Any p<>r«on wishing s o buy, will do well to call on the undersigned. March M, ’63. DAVID STUDABAKEB,

- —•—- — T H E EA G LE- I orriCIAL t'AI’ER OF THU CotJHTT. 1c( i l & i<:f cll j. ai i cus ! H< n»i nib°i! I Our I«»rms <>r Subscription i-. <»n<* copv one v»-ar in :vlvanev, £1 within tli'- y< ur $ .50, at flie Exp'ration oj tl-e y»-ar, s2,*' . No p’apcr discontinued until nil Hii>;<rs an* j aid up, uness at tin* option of ill'- Pubii'l" rs The paper willbc sent -to 'ub*r riber< afi <-r their time of sub-cription has «xpiied notice is given io the conirm v V•• iec< iv«- nu *iib'Criber*, fora les* period thai.6 months. Spec ’--I I Notice. TO All a'lr,orhfuTnf'vt<Oa ken fnr a wCi 'led t'me. and ordered out before idAe expiration nf the time specified, wi I be cha 'qed • the rraular ratea fnrtho same up to the time ibey /re ordered o' t.

Last Not'<’K —All those them -elves indebted to Dr. J. P. Porter, t cither by book account or note, will save ( cost by coming forward and settling the samp ini mediately. \.,v. 1 I ill _ MRS E. PORTER. j Notice to Heirs to Sell l Beal Eslate. ; ISTATE OF INDIANA ) h ADAMS CQUNIT’ j 1 | Noti.e is hereby given that Nancy Durbin, ( | 1 ailtninistrnturjx of the estate of Henry Ihirbtn, i ] . di-ceiiM d h:i» filed her petition to sell the real (. estat voi the deiea-ed. his person 1 being in | , |siifficii-iit. to fay his debts; and that sn’d peti- , . ' tiou wifi be heard at the next term of tile court ', : of common pleas 01 said < omity, to tie field on ! the second aioliday ot J.in nary. 1 '6l Witness, James B. Sim [l. a] coke, clerk, and the seal of said court, hereto affixed, this tile 19.11 day of Al oveaibei ~ : ltfu3. JAMES B. SIMCOKE. I 1 Nov. 21, 13. it. oik. THE CRI>H OF THE COTTON FAMINE-PASSED : From late English papers we learn that I the crisis of the cotton famine has been I passed in compantive safety whereat,, i very, properly, there is no little amount, iof congratulating among our English I cousins, not only with the heroism with I which the laboring classes have endured their sufferings, but the promptness with which the wealthier people have responded to call- lor relief. ’I he number of families thrown out of employment, as soon as the close of the cotton trade began to affect the manufaei turing districts, was not less than half a million. As the English operative re- ' I reives for his labor only a miserable pittance which bare y supports 1 te, but few lofthem, even if disposed can make any . ‘ provission for the future hence the triinendous disturbance in social relations .! which followed, when this vast number , of people were thrown out of employment ■ «as of a character whose enormous pioportionsdefied alike philanthropist and . statesman. The only thing at first that could be done to alleviate the evil, was to collect f I charities fiom the wealthier classes- Ihe , response was p ompt iiml liberal, which, together with the relief sent from this country, enabled the <li>em ed. V' v-io avoid starvation until the loss ■[of material the difficulty in this country could be sup; lied from o:her I sources The lessening of evil occurred II gradually, through the agency of direct charities, emigration employment in oth- •[ er departments of labor, an 1 the partial . i revival of work in many of the inanufac-: turing districts. At present the original . number of half a million is reduced to 184,00L', which is the total of those who as yet are « holly dependent upon ch mity forsuppo't. Os the rest, over 250,01/0 are at full wok, and over 100,000 em ployed on short time. Much of this amelioration is due to j the new sources of cotton supply which have been opened within the last twelve . months. India, Turkey, Egypt, and ; Brazil have furnished cotton sufficient to greatly lessen the evi, and it is estimated ■that those places, in 1804, will increase I the yield of the present year by at least I Boo,uoo bales. 'I his will go far tow.-vd* ■entirely removing the immense burden which the British people for the last two ' years have borne in consequence of the I war in this country.— The English are I ■ I‘eally entitled to much credit for their [ action d.tring these severe times the op[eratives for the patience with which th.-y i have borne their sufferings, and the remainder, for the liberality, with . which, they have contributed, to their r i relief. , [ Ihe balances and machinery of nations are so intim-itely connected under our I mode: n civilization, that disarran 'incut in ea-eofonc is alway* accompanb <1 bv difficulties in the cases of the others.— ! [t hicago Times. The post office Ml Gi'ei neuslle wi« [ broket. op> n on We lnes Liy night last. ; Every letter in the ufti-u war rotilnd of i its contents. I

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War News. z It is expect. d l^\ T tint there will be hostilities/bet Mead<? and Lee Info.e the ch/e of i'eseilt wee!: A Richmond paper r< p.n'/i ■ it me idt'is advancing with thT view bringing on a gen-ral engagement that his intentions will not be thwarted when the prvpcr time arrive-; and that but a few days. ’ piobalily will elaps befo'ea collision wilt Ink ■ plac". Mea le < visit to Washington Jis supposed to have been for the purpose ■of hirrmonizing. his views ol futiircopierations, with those of the sVar depart , ment. | From Chattanooga wc l.avo intelligence l th t the rebeh e ntinue their fire from /; Lookout Mountain. No casualties therefrom are reported. The Western and

Atlantic Railway is bringing heavy n inforceinents to Bragg mid the rebels assert that the campaign will not close without a struggle which will ba decl-ive of the fate of Chattanooga and E:> I Tennessee. There is a rumor that Hooker has had a enngagement, bet it is prob ably untrue as latter advices make no mention of such an occurrence. Sherman's corps has effected a junction with Grant's right. "Rebel advices from Charleston are to the ISthinst. The Federal* continue their fire upon Sumpter,—l.s23 shot and shell having been throe n in three days,—and had opened upon James Is and and Moult’ie. It is asserted that thefirehad ceased to be of any injury. The rebels were returning the cannonading slowly A successful recconnoissailce whole Texas coast has been made by fi gunboat connected with Geti. Banks'expedition. Two blockade runners were [ captured during the cruise. A few days ; reviousto Banks' occupation of Brownsville. an immense cargo of Enfield rilles ■ for the rebels was landed at that point. A Richmond p.iper states that the rebels are doing as well lor the Federal prisoners as for themselves: and di elares , that citizens of Richmond have, in some instances been deprived of meat in <• ler to give it to the ‘Yankees.’ I Heavy Federal reinforcement, baxe i recently arrived at Fortress Monroe and Gen. Forster was on the | oint of making ! a grand movement, when a countermandling order from the War Department was received. A Congressional elect'on takes place in Delaware to-morrow and Gen Schenck in view thereof ha* issued the sa me order [ which had so potent an effect at the n - cent election in Maryland. D laware i . a ‘loyal State, and always has been; but. an abolition Congressman must be elected there and, as the Reverend Beecher , says That’s what's the matter ’ Jodiua R Giddings, the notorious aboli; ionist, who fills the position ol'U. S. Chnsul Gem ral for Canada, has been arrested at Monti eal on charge of Lidnap- | ping and held to bail in >30,000. Ihe steamer Wa er Witch foundered recently in Saginaw Bay, and it i« slip posed that ab on boa' d were lost. There are rumors that the stea ner- M<>i>:i\i k -md Racine have experienced a similar fate — Chicago Time*, Nov. IS Gi-nerd Bui-, din AJjii’int General <>l ilu- Su'i- ol K ntuckv, has issued »n ordi r prohibiting .1 i- di-Aillaii n al corn or oil:, r grain in that S'a’e. Also that ■ all hogs in D'o State will be talo n for the use of the (r .v- rnmi-nl at %3 75 per cental gross. This i ■ dot eit anttc p i'ton of tl.o .aotnpletion of t'i - military rnilwnv into Tennessee tbrongh Cumberland Gap, wlo n all the lo.'il which can ba spur, d front K ntr. lv Kill l eneeiiid to feed grant’s forces. 1 tie Government ts now curing pork at Knoxvilh , I erinessed for tliii object—[Cincinnati Price Cutfen It h-.s been decided by tho w«r D pirlmint that, where m- n who are drafteil ; hold conscientious scrouplci abort paving the commu’ati.in or performing [military duty. Disproves', tn :rsl a! shall levy upon the goods or cliattl.-s of Baid individmil to tho amount ot 8300. and upon real zng th.it amount the dratted mm will be n lotevd.— [Philadelphia Inquirer. A rtemiis Ward, in a late lecture, hcautifullt* sets oil those who vote to sustain the war hut will take no hand personally to sustain it he «avs. i •'! Lave already given two cousins to . the w , r . I stan I ri’.fdv to sacrifice my wife’- br >'h r. ru lir'n not tn see 'the re- , b' lvun k; usht. And it wuss to comes . to wu«s. I || shed everv drop ot blud my «i<|e boddied relations has got, to prosekot the war ” It is said il.ai i c mnii<»i.in will soon be held in Chicago, to inv. -’giate soms alleged causes ol fraud which Lavs occurred in the military |epr(mi-nt Frads are v< rv common now, but c ’n”ictious rlotiot eermt to L-,p pi C ,. »ithth»m.