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PENvistn.s-P,fk Strs OIL Nsa Sig "a
ei2aSis ncW ms-s 70 Uasli Prirns fs, Q ssas sti
CITY, rrims mess sissisba Dressed W.a-r
hogs 80 i.isc Cty cured 40, ~ Be- snussT
mesA Sbth -. Pine 10, SsAs4 20 REQ. I'D
Western. tlJAla Reef Hams, sl6 seals 10 n.-
'.a7i.'', on. clear ban"Gi suntt ltN.G H-.aA
1H"'. Sn u.teiA = AZ LNri. No I. Tt.,TSs.
k'tte Rrrdr,ui sa-'. Negs, Sx. Ohls Rlss-I
S,Ic
RioE-ra'na, &C Caroline, lax.
SAtt-L sFr'o Z, grrynd, n. Ash6a. r. n
ot Rita. 3n' Tir 1, .nd, SOaSi.
S'sr--ta-'i q. new, ltSc.
srnrrt-Sales Rcl ee Hrnndy, ~ boaS 70 Co.
geo., Sma ~. ON, si,piel ~. ~. Crsr Ram,
81 h'.l 70. WhisNsy, 2 Aa'gkc.
huuAh-fa.r b. gUoi rhYinA, rNAIH; srss.
@,'e- Cut. IkNNk Berla,ioe., sH New Or
'"lnN 9k!P Rco, 4kasN; SIAM, Ss; 80 ysliovr
r"hnSl pA"k an wh "a o. lct rew4er,d.
ts''h. Sra-''. loa' iic' .', hrd iOy. aisx ~.
Cle 4; whte A. lNk. yrl'ns OK.
RrArln--Priins city, 81; Western, bbls., .. R~ss
CherApN
TAriooA-H. /, l2i-9.
TEA-Sp~Tilative demand. Ankol, tA.kO ConR,.
oolong, 6dsSs Cnago, v. Tyson. sTA,0.
kTr--Sa~s straits, -: Banca, soksSs; plasss.
l-9 x, Si0,Sl0 90.
ToHAono-Sdes Kentucky. sHait
WuALsBoEr-Oohotss, T3o. S1uth Ssa, g.; ArtiS
10.
WOoI-salas nesoas, 5O.sg pulled, l6aIs Kass
India. 80. Nc iit-rrznsan, a3a9T.
FRridnru are lower. Flour 20 Hverposl, fsf.a
wheat S,., ships bags. Corn In ships. Z; fn
bulk, J. To Londnn. -four, Ss.; WhGaA IN shVN
bags, i0i.
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pEsts.SGaTsONs, Aci
IHE SrSS MAJ OF THE SUurHERS

THE SlS'S MAJ OF THE SOUTHERN
STATES.
The cons tat drWAud ''f up'es % the complsti
Map ~ O. 'rs' sat- 'spnwtV the r.
X ads, County Towns StNts Capitals and cpa "a
10 ,ds. sit the ~ho!r t.n f-Nn DrAwar. tN rrG.A
includas tue HTnrrs tnsts, Forts sni p sit,nrs
,itnr Bogk,diug S1pS! Ehtch EG pr-seat-t ~
" vsuhs'rii-'r- ~ FlF iuu ~ JNuu.ry. has indu-
O. the priHung y usU eiiu,n ON THICK IA.
PER. No map IN re u,ufi and reliable tlan this
uuu, AS ua-n puulishsl Enos thS Orna sncsfu-nt
" che rehshun. Cppu 4 MY pe O. aar.y traced Vbs
N yemsnu %. Al tina -Np~iitoaN both By sea sud
and.
now READY,
Price, plain, cent n',L,tSi = cents.
OH ., corner y ss,,u and Futon strasiS.
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Ibo Heads uf Departments, ,roep, tbe Cn.ton
Aque,luct, 70 hold years unless ao,ney rsrnved.
The Mayor to have poser " removal AMI sb Al
communicate the cause to the Common C. nm III
within four days. or At their frs, meeting va
The Chief Engineer Of the Fire Dspartnne,, a.,
Be elected a. At present The number of -lsrk, Il,
each department " be fixed by the M.v,r snd
Common Coun II.
CEEArTe A HEALrH nrrARvNrSr r, F,pr,,.
BrREEr CLHAStNU The head +, le Uo,tn t,
speCtr VI the city, VINO shall perf,ru, su,h Al, 49,.
rs thc Msygr may prre'ri,e; In case of any mem.
bcr Of the Common Council being ntora.tri ia, 49,.
disi-sd OF city property, II any fraul nttomp,.j
W rrrmeditsied ~ amy oh cr or agent VI the citv
u snail te laSiul tOr ANY uiectur, a froehnlIer
The ctv, to bring an Actiun n his own name av.p.t
the MSvor any other officer Whatsoever, who n, as
rc concerned therein, to restrain, relieve asains,
AMI aunul, such wrongful AMI fraudulent act
rHr sENArL CAPITAL PUNISHMENT nttL.
Tho b.ll ufo tel by the Senate Judiciary Com.
u'itee a' oSLrs the cap Ia punishment laws of
ls6D- 1851. divides tho crime a nurier int, ,,, a.
lrfeN For tl-irst degree the p,ini,hmsnt 1. oe.tb
lyr thc Second degree, impri~,nueht li'c or mo-,
Ices Shan ten years. Arsin not tn he punished bv
death cNu'pt Ia ,,se ui loss rf lie. All rer
'u- convicted ur titinR trtl under the l,ss ~
l'".G are 10 be punished under this law.
BROADWAY u,uroAr NIT.
Nr. q lrisu's hl. auth .rltes tNe f-t.,i,, :
'.funr,t..u uudrr tue u,Iuf ui tfr B,,ttW.y K,f.
& .nt GuhorL liHury Van S'Nu'.t, d. ~.
\ eos N,l.-t O~-iW A.|I.,. p,..l 'u..tn = t.y.
N'n Net. ~ I..r l.i.e, Ni.''l. VnU.l w..
" N"nNNr o., 4 Iu|... t.. sIUIi. 4 t. I.v
's,ks iu, 'ni o'er't, r'I'rti 90 tnc y 10 N.s
N'fk,
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4 srnnkN MIr.

hr'. Cvrih Sprigg' Of Mcrcor county. Ohio,
SIANlARDf
Nor CH --Whcrcas, WIN. SAriggi h,s LEI,
hs bad AMI hoad for tho flls~inS cause, to
VT Wish ut consulting h, lo d,h'p rur-
chased a corn utoom tot tronty ,outs uhsro-
upon hc pchmo cxc'cdirg'y vtathf.l = .ax-
'd warm, inssmu h a. ~as not content to uso
a hick ~ hfoom co.tiug lut rreen cents which
would save the enormous sum o' f,n ents; Al 4
his nighy fsgs p'nstrSted himself upOn the
h'of .heie he remained dut,ug th, might time
for six .ecks.' TH~n tis.rg up snd standing
erect, with locks suihciept IN cot vince tho IL
cat irhsbitan', that by such cTtrav.esnce he
wouli suon he"omN bankrupt, hs Immediately
"pa,ktd u Nj. dudr Anl removed tn his 81
farm Ia Wal iugtou towtship, Mstccr county,
Ohio Whero he romAinoth to iha day.
CNNrgIA STriOoA
January 1862
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bton Of fifteen female prisoners daatin.a 10
take care Il Guezo in the other world. Thew
appeared aware Of the Iats that awaited them
for they were sorrowful, and often looked bs-
hind thom. Tney were 70 be killed that night
BY a stab in the breast.
The 9th wS the day sot apart for the
Kings officers, consisting Of the usual cDllec.
tion Of an African monarch. Fifteen women
aid thirty five mer figured amongst them,
gagged aud bound, wi h their knees bont up 70
their china, their AIMS tied down { thsir legs,
and each placed in a basket. and carried on the
heads ct tne ASSISTANTS, who, with theu hor-
ricle burthers, confined to dsfle for moro than
an hout A. Il half |, wa' truly d,an lical
spectacle TO wttpe's the an'nitiOn issta and
clntof ions of the epaclors vt the Scets
" Behind me ] observed four nnc bl.,kt, act
in as coschuen aoout q small cl.,h, to bs scnt
to the d,futct ~ these four wre coed bei,ps.
Itey we're ignorant Of their fate. Mhen cal.d
70 wari he, advanced sadly, without uttsinx
"ofd. One Of ih'm had TO IL 20 tears ru :
nil down his cbcoks. All the { Ir uoro kill
ed, like 10 mar fowls, by the hing ia por'nn.
he Ssc iices we're 10 e cOn.ummat.d on 4
csh Id ,rcried IN tho middle Of tho sqasts
His msjcs'y come aud a. down p,r T. srd M.
rotnd ~ th. M'nistcr of lur'ica, the e. v-tu,f
81 hN4a', 'l' al y e eirat rrr ouA, " ITO
hi, b. ,iu, Whu 1850 to be tho - ic.a41.rA A..
~ hu ,Ncht ~ 4 a fe~ wnr a IA, kinr
Irh"d 'is ape. r'ys tho s.Au d, ~b,u IA 'ut.
,s.'- wlr" 90 ir'iy drawn. and the lepl, H.
70 "cd WIS frNtt. IN wy dtfrc 81. tho sac
tttNtprs s,'c cu,e,ot -ilhtt a the rnf,r.
tunn prisoner, eto w., y i. th.i turr
O. 90. no. e the ,cily 4. appsar 4 az ,A.ui-
90 ~i.h II 90.
''lh' co., monies GRO O. last ia wake; artsr
Which ,hn t'uL ,id 20 10 war to mako d.
lntsl prison r. = f,s1 p,uc, lis cs4'1~utiy
tcG't, ~ .tl. 'hr "a Il O,,ouet, when .r1at
seven or eight lunJroi no hoais will nave to
t-ll
The new NJ vioust,es for D,hsucy were per-
" we'll a~aic Of these .ar. r..uinvrv custom,
o'uio 90 I. departure sui vote only the ne -
bbd put an ,ud 4, these d. uc'.Irt
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DOARDING-STNGLE GENTLEMEN AND
ID y-ntlsm-n and Ihrir Wiver, als1 ladies', b.
accommodated with boAri st 4TS Green Sioh st, bet
Watt and Canal sts. Furniahed roons 81 lsI, with
or wthOut board. J29 2tAc'l20
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A FEW GEM LEMEN CAh BIZ AOCOmO-
n tAt,si 9Th sus ps-rd ais . gentleuiA and
stie and nne ,wo r,~pectAble young ladies', by
ppyng Att Dover -. jlS s4Ac'
DOARDING-GOOD BOARD AND PLEA
\ ssut tupuH may b- uuttlutl Tor gent rngn
md his wife, or tWo single geutemen ~ 'or two
allies by applying At % Pike -. House hvs gas
aud bath, and 0itt In tw.ly. minutes walk ~ tue
City Hal. Terms very reasonable, fe5 3'l20
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DRESS

Al IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
: p OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT
HrAbIismHD IN 1884
CHATHAM STREET, 100, oornar Of Pearl s.rs.,
zine White Shirts, Linen Collars and B,s,r.s.
For 70 Cents
For 1901
For 2b,! -
For L50 llii
For T6!!!l'
For 2DOl'lill
Shirts made N order and wARR NNTRO TO FRI
Cn1ershlTts, Drawers, and HllEII7ss
IN Silk, Vol Heriu1 aud C ton.
Iiremen's Shirts, Travelling shirts,
Army and Navy shirts ~ every descri ption,
SIsPenders, Neck Ties and Cloves
n every variety
A large assortment ~
Wo|len jackets always On hand
Remember the No, lOJ CHATHAM STREET
Ieo 24ac'llo corner II Pear! street.
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MARKETS.


Domestic nIarkse..
saturday, Reb. 8, teaa.
A-IJa -orcsplngN t0o. spiusnbe-p-, ~
bdtV ina, ". Rl--ts, as
AszHs.-sA - Pc ~ sIA. Pearls ~ 10.
CorrG-Lake rc1ned ingot, Nkaeaa
FLoUn.-SAles stthii. the sno~tna rnnrsI 6,s
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wANTED.

RIHCIAL FLOwERS-wANTED TO
n lsarn--9o yuuns girls, from IL 70 II years old,
paid white le.rning. Apply 100 Atlantic 81, hs,'n
Clinton apd Hen'y sts Brooklyn, In the store; Also
some god workers and boy. n S'iSe
DOILER MAKERS wANTED-APPLYAr AT
~ the Atlanu, steam Engine Works coz W.ter
and Adam "a, Brooklyn. Ss'lO6
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A FARMT0 LET, WITH BUILDINGS RDR
n gardiner W milkaAn Inquire ~ RALP9
LANE, on the premises near Myrtle avenusfPArk,
Broklyn. Eassern Dstrict, miles frrm n eserrie'
W New York fa6 q4ac.iO6
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no LEI-A NiCE K,Ns rDK An OFFICE
i9Elo 'er,, ~ an arsr, ~ ~. suS suldi ", 60
s-snn iNa GulG,u IL VsiTa
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CHEAP FARMS FOR SALE-4, IL, 20, 20,
~ 90, %, ieO aud $50 scrs farms from. s2nO' up
wards several farms " exchange. as, c'ttsges In
Brooklyn and Harlem. e. IL. OLIVER 81 Liberty
a. fel 21Ac'lSA
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r ODGINGS AT HALF-PRlCE-NICE
- single rc1ms IS " lSo. . night; Q In Que rom,
Do. comfortable single bed, l0c. married per-
s1ns, 3Oc. rooms comfortable and newly
nrpeted, aud houss warmed throughout, ~ 100
franklin 81. Wasn Broadway. restaurAns
attached, and meals equally law oPen night and
day. 30 siAc'1ss
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EOR A FEW DAYS.
Il ABLE BODIED MEN WILL BE RHCEIvED
NTO The FIRST REGIMENT N. Y. V.
This regimsnA commanded y

OOlonel UAHHETT UHUkNAN,
Ne hero Of the hexiosn var, about W Be hnedto
q mAxlmum number. Sworn in bus for two years,
n haa but ffteen von,hs 10 ssrrs- vhen each man
W.T. receive bounty q sino-rnAking his pay, "
- jJi;.s nOtn, equal to nearly
TWENTY DOLLARS A MONTH.
p applying At the Recruit ng Once, No. ~ Broad
way, the applicant eeives NJ once Uniform, Rd-
tons dno ruv nom the @urte sdg, aud Is sent -
EewIStt News Va, where the rtrd dment 70 plea
sanity situated beinR in bIrrdcks icifh beds and
sro-ss re This regtnent.hsa also tho hueft band
OF any IN the field, the pieces teing of German SD
yer. Those. desiring " enlist Wll find II 10 their
Interest " apply 6rst u Lert Cd. J. FRED.
fIERsON. ~ pr,adWay Rc'riitrg Ohca iali 24so
ID ECKUTTlNG OFFICE +SO BROADWAY
~ Mon wishing 70 lolb suod reginl-uts now In
the hs,d, guod Oppurtunty IuV 10 ndet al. by csi
lag - he sdqusrtsfs, 80 BrosdwAy. 800 bounty
II h% p-io - the -Gpirstipn 80 tie -grviS' Lieut
ALBER- L..BLOwEh ~ sa Rsgt vs. ",
regIsr rsc~sttns ornfssr. IL 2AA-'i3S
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MECHANICS BOARDiN0-NUTlCE--
Vlyou wish board and nngls rDou1 W sleep In,
shers you viii no, be disturbsd Gnsr You 70 70 bed
l2bJ " 81 per week. GEORGE SToNB. Iy3 2lso'
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TOR SALE OR LEASE--SlIAkSPEARE
Hcte, u'uer of Duane snd william street, Dy
8 " U5rRANDEl, No. 80 Nassau arce,, rom
No I. fol l9'iSs
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specie. If Congress shall adopt this sys-
tenn, and thus make all its funded prom
Uses q legal tender, it will be placing the
credit of the Government where it should
be-above all other credits in our country.
These propositions bring the obliga-
tons Of the Government down TO two
kinds-One being time promise having
twenty years TO run and bearing interest (;
the other bearing no interest and payable
on demand in specie, both being a legal
tender.
This system of credit will make as
simple and perfect a plan of American
finance as any statesman can desire to
see established.
Two thousand millions Of four and q
half per cent. bonds will require ninety
millions of dollars to pay the annual in
terest thereon, whereas the present rates
paid on the bonds Of Government, Of six
and seven per cent, will demand one
hundred and twenty millions.
Thus to all the other advantages here
inbefore stated is added a saving Of thirty
millions per annum Of interest on the
debt of two thousand millions.
Your memorialists, &c, &c
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DAVIDSON County DlnEcTonY-Co Continued
MILITARY QUARTERS AND OFFICERS.

Pos,--Hendquartors on High street. Gen. Negley,
commanding.
Observation-Disclosures on Summer street CDr.
Ford's rosidenoe.) W. II. sidel, Maj 10Th U. s. In
iautry, A. A. A. O.
Proyoa MarsLaL-Headquartor at the Capitol. A.
O. Gllem, Col. LIST Tenn. Infantry.
Clief assistant Quartoyaasta - Headquarters on
Cherry street No. 10, Judge Catron's residence. }
Capt. J. D. Bingham
Assistam CONFERENCE.-The - Cherry street. Capt.
r. Stevenson
assistant Qn0rtaJnagior 49, Vine street, near Mrs.
Folks residence. Capt r. N. Lamb.
Resistant Quartvmaaer--No. 81, Market street,
Capt !. n. Hale
Caiqf comnissary- Headquarters, No 10, Vine st.
Capt R. Macreely.
commt,sayv Of su5ais,otoe--Broad street. Capt
Little.
Acting CoaimusayV Of Sibsiste,os-Corner Of Broad
and College streets. Lieut. Charles Allon.
Medical Direo,or-summer street. (Dr. Ford's old
rcsidonoe) Surgeon, r, Swift.
Medical PurUyor's OGoe-Church street, Masonic
Building. J. r. TmnE, Surgeon, 9Th Kentucky In
iantry, Acting Medical Puuoyor.
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The Parrot Gun.

The "Parrott' is cast iron riaed can
non, with a wrought iron band, in width
about one fifth of the length Of the gun,
shrunk on the breech, The process of
putting on the band is thus described:
1t is made of a wrought iron bar, va
rying from two TO six inches square, ac-
cording to the calibre. This bar is
heated to a white heat, and then twisted
into a spiral and welded into cylindri-
cal mass by a powerful trip hammer
The diameter Of the band is little less
than that Of the breech of the gun. tits
made red hot, and while expanded fixed
upon the breech of the gun, where it
shrinks firmly into its place, and forms
almost a solid portion of the cannon.
The cost of the "PaTott" is about
0ne-tentb that of the English wrought iron
guns, and it is quite as efficient as the best
of them. 1t is an American invention,
and is made exclusively at the Parrott
Foundry near West Point We extract
the following from an account of this
gun published in the Philadelphia Press:
At the distance Of three miles, 200
pound shot can be thrown so as to fall
within the space of twenty feet square
The initial velocity Of the ball is twelve
hundred feet per second, and the whole
distance is accomplished in about seven
teen seconds. The power of the 100
| FOUNDER Parrot has been tested upon
wrought-iron plates, thicker than tho
armor of the Monitor At a distance o.
fifty feet a plate eight and half-inche'
! thick, inclined at an angle OF twenty de
grees, was broken through the middle
vertically, by the first shot.
Six hundred have been sent to various
Notifications and divisions Of the army
10, "A, 100 and 200 Founders, with Others
Of intermediate calibre. 1t was a 2OJ
| pound Parrot gun which caused the evacu
alton of Yorktown, and the retreat 0
Beauregard from Corinth.
The weight of the 200 FOUNDER Parrot
is barely more than one-half of the Co
lumbiad, which carries the l50-poun,
solid shot, or the ten-inch shell. Tn
practice with these guns is excellent
Experiments are made daily, and wit
an accuracy most astonishing Tn
shrek of the ball, as it flies through tn
air, at a velocity OF over six hundre
miles per hour, is like that Of railroa
train at full speed.
No other nation has a gun that can b
compared with the "Parrott" in Nh
combination Of the qualities Of cheapnes
durability and power
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The Exhibition a Failure.
The Washington correspondent Of {

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Journal Of Commerce. says
" Intelligence has just reached this
city that the great international Exhibi-
tion of London, which closes about the
middle of November, has been, upon the
whole, a great failure. The expenses of
this exhibition have greatly exceeded
those incurred for the same purpose in
1901, while the receipts have been a great
deal less. The building, it is said. will
have to be sold TO pay the contractors.
Men of taste charge the Commissioners
with having fulfilled their duties more
like tradesmen and spectators, than men
of dignity and high character. Their
official catalogue is called dull and un -
satisfactory book; nothing indeed but a
medium of common place advertising.
The foreign jurors have not hesitated to
ridicule the whole management, and many
OF the most competent Judges have boldly
declared the whole enterprise n degrade
ton. The chief contractor Of the eNhi-
bition has failed, and his failure has
brought the following bit of aristocratiC
rascality to light. 1t would seem that
the son of an Earl obtained ten thousand
dollars, and now claims an additional
five thousand for having induced the
Royal Commissioners to accept the tend
err made by the chief contractor. And
these are the peoplc-these London cock
neys-who sit in judgment upon every
thing that transpires in this country, who
jeer rs for our sordid propensities, and
accuse US Of being nation Of dcfaulters
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Pr OSP CTUS
or TIN
NASHVILLE UNION,

lHE NASHVILLE UNION was commenced q few weeks
SINCE for the purpose OF opposing the Rebel Southern
Donoderacy, and OF advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement over all
the states which have attempted 10 secede Il holds
az friends all Who support and az foes all who oppose
The Union Of the States. II has no watohword but
FREEDOM AND NATIONALITY,
With rebels and uailU has no compromise 70
make II contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made 10 pursuance thereof as the SUPRENE
LAW or THE LAND, anything IN the Constitution and
Laws OF any Of the States TO the contrary notwith-
standing.
It contends for the Union Of the states, because
without the preservation OF our liberties and insti-
tuti0ns aud the organization of society itself arc
he way OF crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, no matter by what namo 1t be
ed.
To tho people Of Tennessee ever renowned for their
devotion to Liberty and Union, until they were be-
trayed TO the rebel despOtism at Richmond by per-
di0us Governor aud corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt heavily the awful curse of treason aud
anarchy, we appeal for support Let the names of
rebel oHce holders, vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have filled our borders with mourning be
gbOettcd before the world. Let those ambitious aud
OyariCious men no have plotted our ruin for thciy
own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT be fastened % tho pillory Of
shame, no matter how high their "it0n IN society
Let 10 be shown how the eeEstyled defenders Of
"Souihcrn Rights are now leading maraudng band;
Of trscbOOters aud mosstroOpers over Stale, kid
mapping negroes, stealing horses and CATTLE breaking
iuto houses, burning railroad bridges and cars and
numbering unarmed citizens in cold blood, Let The
TRUTH long excluded by the southern conspratOrs
now circulate freely through every ncighborhOod
and cause will as5uredly triumph. VIII not lOya
men everywhere aid Us IN the dissemination Of fact
and the advocacy Of Free Government
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I. 0. 0. Z.

JouN r. HiDr, Grand Secretary, should be addressed
at Nashville, Tenn.
Tennessee Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday Even
ing, at their Hall, the corner Of Union aud SUM
NOR streets. The officers for the present tcrm are;
0. s. Icsueur, n c.; j. E. Mills Y.G.iJ l.. Wcak'cy,
Secretary l.. X Spain, Treasurer.
YTaJas Lodge, No, 1o-Ncots at tho eamen'aco
every Monday Evening The officers are R. A,
Campbell, n. c., Honry Apple, y.G.i j. L, Park,
Secretary b. Il. Brown, Treasurer.
srniley Lodge No. 0O-Moels at their Hall, on South
0A3rry street, every Friday Evening The officers
arc O. @. Covert, Nc, Frank Hartman, Y.G,i James
wyatt, Secretary W. NJ. Mallory, Treasurer.
aurora Lodge, No. los, Germany Meets at the
Han. corner OF Union and summer streets, every
rhursday Evening. Tho officers are Charles Rich,
Nc: p. Friodma7, Y,G,i -- Hitorlich, Secretary
Geo Soiforlo, Treasurer
Ridgelv Encampmcnt, No. l--Moots at the above Han
On tho 0rst aud third Wednesdays Of each month.
The officers are j. E, Mills CPi n. II Mcbride, HIP,
G. n. Fullor, sW.; Potter harris, Jrr J.W.; John +.
Hide. Scribe %. r. Cutter, Treasurer.
ol,pe Brop,h Ea,caJapmat, no. A-Moen at the
sb,vo Han ON the second aud fourth Wednesday
NIGHTS Of each mouth. The officers ares Jas T B'll
or; Horny Apple, HIPS L NoSer, s.W.; y. Fried
man. J.w, Charles KT,her, Sarioci j n. Ward
Treasurer,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-25

REBEL Iron CLADs.-A London cores
pondent of the Boston CONNER ial BulLc-
Tin writes: at is well you are just COM
plotting a feet of Monitors You are
likely to need them before long. IR0yAmea
are engaged night ami day on the MerseB on
the Clyde, and elsewhere, IN building some
t,0eaiy-iron cla3s, l0lich are to see service IN
american matters. They are Intended to can
cog vessels into Southern ports. This kH0D
to be a fact. My information is direct
from those in confidence with the promo
tiers. can only see one way Of prevent
ing a good deal of mischief, Every port
for which they are designed ought to be
in the power Of the American Govern
ment before these ugly monsters can cross
the Atlantic, Then you might welcome
them as effective aids in future operations.
TO disarm suspicion it is popularity given
out that this iron fleet is being built for
the Chinese Government; but | need hard
ly tell you that Mr.. Mason and his friends
form one of the chief contracting par
ties"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-25
NO 1875
The Rice Crop.


From the Charleston Mercury, Nov. !.
A very large amount of land in this
State was this season planted in corn.
and it was reasonable to expect an en-.
ormous crop, capable Of supplying that
species of food in superabundanoe at a
low price. But the season was married
by a drought, and in many parts of the
State the corn crop was seriously injured,
so that there will be no superabundancc,
and scarcely more than was produced last
year from much less land planted in that
greatest of cereals. The production of
rice, too, this year, has been curtailed TO
a considerable extent by the removal of
planters from the Underwater region.
Stll, the season for rice has been good
and those who have planted have gener-
ally made good crops If saved, the rice
crop will very materially aid in support
ing our people and the army collected for
our defense. We therefore trust that
prompt and vigorous efforts Will be made
by the planters to reap the fruits Of their
summers eXcrtions, and that our authori-
ties will afford every facility and CO.
operation in making this large resource
of subsistence available. II is matter of
no trifing Importance to our people, and
to the operations of our forces. Timely
eXcrtons may prevent much trouble, and
expense, and suffering.