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oar pickets at Duoua Vista Spriogs
were fred upon on Monday night, but no
harm was done. We learn that the pick
cts brought in a man and 8 saddlcd
horse taken near the place. "A a~ssassl-
nation seems to be the chief reliance Of
the chivalry. Such das,ardly attempts
will only fan Che Hume Of loyal indigua-
ton TO iercer heat AID make i've pa.
triot soldiers ]voluu'or, whore ono voluu.
tccrcd before.
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Married.

AZ Springfield, rcnu August u, is,2, 81 tbs resi-.
acnco IT u d. uoLuAS, 10y VS. a. Broa, Esquire,
Mr.. C. SNYDER 20 Nlss LOUISA b RsILEY, OF
BoRing Green, Nv.
howl ng Grccn and Raltnofe fsrcr ffe-e epry.
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ENGLtsH AID ANERlOAN A-EfsroCRACY.
Two events have occurred recently in
England, which are significant Of the
state Of public feeling toward America
ON the annual Concentration Day Of
the Founders Of oxford, the students
are in the habit. before the usual adj
dress il delivered, az cheering aud hiss
ing the dineurns uamfs af popular OF
odious public men rs they are proposed.
The name or Garihaldi had been cheer
ed, aud that OF Napoleon both cheered
and Missed, when some one shouted out
the name Of Jefferson Davis il was
received with tumultuous and unaui-
nous applause. oPresidsht lincoln
was proposed aud it was greeted with
Misses and gr0ans.
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DR.. Thomas ". Evans, the celebrated
American dentist Of Paris, has Just re-
turned nom a professional visit to the
Niccroy Of Egypt, on board his yacht at
Woolwich. The doctor describes HE
Highness as a maguidcently wealthy and
liberal and amiable Prince. Among his
table service arc plates worth $4,000
each a gold pitcher, set with diamonds,
worth at least 100000; aud the Vice
roy's toothbrush alone, set richly with
precious stones, is worth az least 10000;
and The stand npon which 81 rests half
that sum.
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ASuIugE MCAuIoEsg Gur-At a
special meeting held yesterday afternoon
the Directors otlhe Pacific railroad apnro.
priated fifteen Thousand dollars for the
suppression OF guerrilla marauders in
Missouri The money Is 20 be handed
over 10 Gov. Gamble Tor him 10 use as he
shall deem best 20 secure TIE object. This
ia liberal Indeed, and worthy OF an
prsise.-St L0u,s Unia.
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Grass SFEDS- Bloc, o chnrd. II rds
- onh Timothy Se d, for sale hy
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Instead Of destroying them, the cxet-
else Of their former privileges rs citizens,
We have treated them exactly as though
they had forfeited no right Worse than
all, we have actually allowed them 10 place
heh,elcos on equal Booinng nth loyal citizens,
and claim DE protection Of orr Constitution.
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3. G. mEHOEH. EdItor.
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$50 REWARD!

DANAwAY FRoM THE sCBsBnER.
~ uyar Nashville, Tenn on tho 10Th day oI 70
April, lt03i q Ncggo mAu tlirncd TILMON "A
abont p ielrE Oh q loet Q OF q inches high NJ
quite black whiskrrs op when he lait weighs about
100 pounds. Tho said boy was seen Ia Nashville a.
tsW days ago and sail he WAS Ia MurirrcFh oro AT the
time % the Dat" battle and got slightly wounded In
the hhhN, ! wHl klyo thr ahINc Reward fr the 10.
lly"ry oflhs aid boy Ia the IAN an Nashyipe, 20 that
/ can get him.
Ju.y3'-iim" ROBERT caro-.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward!

IL FEBRUARY LAST ! HAD TWO NEQRO MEN
Il 20 run away on a boat fom Clur1kglr, hy DE
ham'n ~ FesFiG and knnVSp. said boys lct clarke
sion uf tlo place.
Hnuud Is shout o Rot, ami weighs 400 o. 10
p1unis, and D. 2i ur 20 years odd. mud Of lnrs rDm
plsSion. Foster Is So fri hllh, and Is 0~f,euOv com
plcNuu, and viii wrlsh 300 90 l5l popnds. and
abnJt - nr ~ years OLD. WHOM fhty were heard
from la-t thot were bon ten Mttlok's uIrIstun.
/ via give tho ahu'r HHVarI to any unu IL tho,
viii bring tbrm io fur boo Goo city Of S15uyIie
WM s. ~tHFATHAM.
fuagilr reuu.. August 7h. I,G4. tTs--Im
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22
A messnge from John fletcher.

John Letcher sent a long message to
the Virginia Legislature on the 9th, in
which he is particularly severe on the
conscription law. lie says the act is
unconstitutional and violative of State
rights, but forbears to debate the subject
further, owing to the peculiar condition
of affairs, lie says;
"We cannot prosecute this war and
support our own and the army of the
enemy within the limits of the Southern
Confederacy. We have the means in
abundance for the support of our own
army, no matter to what extent it may
be increased, We must invade the en-
emy's country, and force him to subsist
his army at home by compelling its
withdrawal from our section. Our ad
vent into Southern Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio, will introduce us to a people whose
sympathes are with us, and who will
extend to us aid and comfort New Or
leans has fallen. This is one Of our
principal points for supplies, and, this in
the hands Of the enemy, change in our
policy is rendered necessary, and it
should be made without delay. A mo-
ment lost now can never be regained,
The past is gone--wisely improve the
present, and the future will be safe"
Abiding to the loss of slave property,
the Governor speaks as follows:
"Tho loss to the citizens of Virginia
in the item Of slave property alone far
exceeds the loss from the destruction OF
cotton or any other species Of property
during the war
He estimates this loss at the enormous
sum of S45,OOOOOO!! That is getting
ones rights, isn't it?
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NO. 81

more loyal, more devoted people 10 the
Stars and Stripes never lived on TIE face OF
Gods earth than the Union people of Ten
pessee., Loud cheersl With tears in their
eyes they begged me, upon leaving East
Tennessee, for God Almightv's sake 10 ses
the President, to see the army officers. so as
TO have relief sent TO them and bring them
ont Of jail | hope, gentlemen, YOU win use
your influence with the army aud navy ana
all concerned to relieve these people. They
are the most abused, down. troddeh, perseeu-
ted and prescribed people that ever lived on
the face OF the earth. | am happy 70 an
nounce to yOl that the rebellion will soon
be- played out. Thank God for his mercies,
it will soon have been played out [Cheers.1
Mr.. Brownlow, on taking bis seat, was
loudly applauded.
Mr. Egarts announced list Of subscribers
for tbe Knoxville Wing in this city, aud ex-
pressed the hope that Mr. Browulow would
have thousands of subscribers in New York.
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Aashrille Aniuu.
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1862.
Guorilla organization in virginia.


The Virginia rebels are organizing in
dependent companies Of guerillas, under
the name Of partisan Rangers" Here
is an extract from one of their adver-
tisements in the Richmond papers,
The wolf is hunted for his scalp, and
our Government has not the means to pay
for its army's ammunitions of war, which
we may capture from the enemy, thus
placing the invaders of our country, the
oppressors of our liberty, upon the footing
Of tie savage.
invoke all enterprising men TO join
me who are not engaged in the military
service, and especially those whose
homes are in the possession of the enc
my. l invoke them to join me-whether
animated by a simple love of country, or
a hatred Of the public enemy; whether they
have wrong 10 redress, vengeance to seek, on
a home to protect.
JouN SCoTT, of Fauquier Co.,
Captain, G. S. A.
Such is the atrocious and brutal Lam
guage of the +. L. V. Guerillas. Let our
only reply be terrible retaliation.
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! Nrw YORK, May 13.-News from
North Carolina states that Governor
Clark has refused to furnish any more
troops TO jeff Davis, aud has recalled all
the North Carolina soldiers now in the
rebel army North Carolina has held a
convention of its citizens and pronounced
against giving further aid TO the rebel
lion, thus virtually returning to the
Union. In reply 70 a demand of jeff.
Davis for additional troops and means
of transportation for his army to and
through the Cotton States, Gov. Clarke
said Davis has received all the aid from
North Carolina he could expect, and
hereafter no more troops would be per-
mitted to leave the State, and has order
ed all North Carolina State troops home,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

The citizens Of williamsburg are in
tense and open in their proclamation of
secessionism. The place is a famous
nest of decayed descendants of the "First
Families" whose main patrimony is
pride, and whose leading passion is ha-
tred ofany man among them who rise b
his own merit and industry. This they
consider a vulgar, Yankee habit, and they
make war upon it with all the rancor of
a baseless aristOcracy and sentiment
that grows sour and malignant as it
grows old and incapable of making its
hatreds effective This is the seat of
William and Mary College, where Prof.
Beverley Tucker instilled State-Rights-
ism into the minds of the Southern
youth, and where, ten years ago, he
wrote the Partisan Leader, as a manual
and programme for the reasonable con-
spiracy which was even then maturing
in the Southern mind. The whole tone
Of the place is false, un-American and
Anti Republican, and it is not at all SUR
prising that il should have been hot
bed Of secession
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Cnmmitted to Jail

or Davi ison County, Tenn Nay j. 1862 nes.o
~ man, who says his name IS LEWIS, ana FAY go
belongs 10 BOB. Baird, Of wilson Oe9l.yi % i,uI, ..
or black fcar on right check bone, SEA 70 pc done
by a kick FROM horse feet ynebe' hFn or,. ,o
in brown jeans cl0thcs black Wool ha' ll' wv ,
'i !, sheriff oni Jau0r of ID, G..
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, Apll q, ls9s, me-
~ gro man, who says his nane ia ALbaHl, tn'
saws he bclon4s 20 Jo nodson, Of Davidson County
ore about 80 on 40 years wcighsnOout 100 or 100
,5,nds, NO marks lhe owner iB requested TO como
1870 ~, - j. N. HINTON,
ey o % Sheriff and Jlior OF ID. O.
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Committed to Jail

NF davidson County, Tenn, April n, 1852, ne
[ GRO man who SAYS his namo is GEORGE, and
sava 6e belongs 20 lewis LIN dsey, of Wilson county
Tenn. age about 80 years very black iget men
aS Moi weighs about l6O or 100 pounds. Tho owner
NJ rc5uested 10 come forward, provo property aui
pay charges, as the law directs =, ,,r,-ro,,
,.,,o N sheriff and JalOr OF ID. q.
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EnlormatLon lo T.soIdIers.
gIrED STATES PAY DErAardESr
CoLUuprs, O., May l3.

Eu-. GAzErT.-To prevent endless
inquiry by mail, please state that we are
prcycntedby strict Qdel from Washing %
ton, from paying volunteer officers or SOL
dicrs absent from their regiments on sick
bq0s, or otherwise,
respectfully your obedient servant.
H. g. WHNFE
Payma5ter u. $. A.
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TO AMBROTYPIsTs.

a RAVE JUST received consignment OF ne" Ht
mesh Ambrotypo and photograph materials, 20 70,
eotl la lots At Louisville prices, o1ptnbes auoea,
an 5s.lm BURNS, Market street
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MS MPEIsONNENT.

/ know 1t was from Chattanooga to the
Virginia line-a distance Of three hundred
miles--one Saturday night in November, at
eleven o'clock, all the railroad bridges took
freat one time. [Cheers and applause.l 1t
was purely accidental happened to be out
from home at the time. [Laughter.l had
really gone out on horse back--as they had
suppressed my paper--to collect the fees
which the clerks OF the different counties
were owing me, which they were ready aud
willing to pay me, knowing that / needed
them to live upon aud as these bridges took
fire while / was out of town, they sW0re that
was the bellwelher aud Iingle ldor Ct all
The deyilment that was going on, and hence
that / must have bad hand la 10. They
wanted pretoXt TO seize upon me, and up.
on the 9Th day of December they marched
me OF 10 jail---a miserable, uncomfortable,
damp and desperate jail--where 1 found,
when ! was usberCd into IL, some one aun.
drsd and fifty Union men and, as God is
my Judge, ! say here tonight, there was not
IN lbe whole jan a chair, bench, stool or ia-
bic, or any piece Of furniture, except dirty
old wooden bucket and pair OF til dippers
30 drink with
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-22

/ found some oi the lirst aud best men Of
th. whole country there. kuaH them ell,
and They knew me, as had been among them
for thirty years They alid around me-,
some smiling aud glad TO see me, as could
give lLem th3 news that bad ea kept from
hom. Otlels took IN by the hand aud were
utterly speeches, aud W.tl bitter. burning
tears running down tbeir ghgeks, they said
lhsy never thought lhat ,bsy woa'd come TO-
that at Hast 10, kl0g through 90. bars %. o.
gra'e, Speakiug ir-. 10 one 8ua tIeu anotl.
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In Audg Jolngl' t1wl-Ltireg cheers
.mr johnson were here gye0I and while
lJohns5l' ltm, is ON my lips [ win make
iauo,GcTr.ua.k or two here: [, &c., Linc Ilu
'had consulted gae Union maa no Tennessee
AS 10 whom ilay wanted ilr Military Cover
iuO, g., tae State, to.a uAn lAey would a4g.
responded Andy J.-l,59. aa7a iolaa.
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Oar juls 1ra aii II.l, gow, agi ws lsFr
c1uya.lsl a1l -lugl. hari That 'ur s3g-
lram D. att gE CONS o. our rIsh i.r q
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DAVENPORT POST OFFICE
MtII ARRANGEMENTS.

Eastern liaR Via {. y K. !. Il. R.-ClOscs at
5 O'Clock M; closes at /! % clock = N; arrives at
~ O'Clock a M arrives ats O'Clock ~, sun
days excepted
Western MlE.-ya ". y VI. Il. R.--Cioscs at
gt O'Clock a IA; aruyc, at O'Clock N, sundays
excepted
N5r.hrn MdH--Em Lyons y Cmanchc.-
Closes at O'Clock mi arrives at O'Clock ? N.
hgriicrG iR- Va DeWrtt MaqHpkett.-
C,osc, SUNDAY. Tuesday and Thursday at 9u'cIoch
N; arrives Tuesday Thursday and saturday at
b O'Clock p m.
Roue 81. lo977-Nra Blue Grass, ETC. Closes
Monday Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock p IN;
arrives Tuesday. Thursday and saturday at . o.
clock N.
Route No. l1gI,--vn Upton Closes Tuesday
and FRIDAY AZ f.! O'Clock IN; arrives Tuesday and
FRIDAY a. y O'Clock IN.
Southern Nd-Nfa Burlington y k,okuk--
Closes SUNDAY. Tuesday and FRIDAY at 9 O'Clock
IN; arrives Monday Wednesday and Friday at
O'Clock a N,
Route No. lJyt1-va BuflIo-Closcs Friday
at u'ciock ID IN; arrives Saturday at O'Clock
10.
route 10. IU1j0-VIa Annlmosa X Walnut
Forhs-CloSo Thursday at II M arrives Thurs
DAY AZ l2m
Hyus--Oflcc open at : O'Clock IN; closes at
9 O'Clock m once open On SUNDAY from to
10 u'aIoCh ID.
-a As the principal mails are carried b! fa,l-
road, all the time AS stated IN the above notice,
Will be RAILROAD THE, the clock IN the sup
crIutcndcnts Office, NJ. \ NJ. depot being the
standard. CiiAS. II. ELDWDGE, IN.
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ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE.
NAIL ARRANGEMENT.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
9ljA NJ, and 7iiP. VI, Closes at A. M''
and $3.50 +, NJ.
Sisrlag and Rock Island Railroad Nal, VA Mo-
line, WATERFOWL, Hampton, Rapids 'liH i"f
Byron aud COfduVl arrives at "lJ a. H., dhu
closes at p. N.
Dlrr.g0ri Mad arrives at1.lj A. NJ, ana J'5' p
81. Closes OF g A. 81 and d ~,
OygIrrkI Mai, VIA Pleasant Ridge, h'1l'u' Ham
let, Micrsburg, Monroe, New Boston ana
Kc.th.burg, leaves Monday, wednesday and
FRIDAY. ats A,M ~. AuNos Tuesday, Thursday
aud SATURDAY, at IN.
MIrJmb Mai, wa. Presumption, Faro" b
Grove. VIOLA Pope Greek, No1h hrtd'f'
son aud Alcdu, leaves "Wednesday aud saturday
att A. N, Arrives Tuesday aud fuday at :
=. NJ.
Centre Point NIR, VIA PnIucGcId, Kohland
Grove. Centre Ridge, oxford, Rural, North Pfai'
re and Henderson, leaves "Wednesday At n
NJ Arrives Tuesday att r.M.
Camhriggc Mad wa. Pennsylvania, Orion and
Audaycr. leaves Wednesday 90 a. u. Arrives
Thursday at . =. 81.
Cdmf.a MiHs Mii, leaves Monday, "Wednesday
Friday and saturday, att A. ~ ARRIVES Tues
day Thursday, FRIDAY ana saturday at y, ~
CoIl Vale, Mail. leaves tuesday Thursday and
saturday 1t hasu regular hour tor departure.
No mails sent or received on sunday:
Office hour, from 4. u. to p. NJ.
On SUNDAY open from to loa N.
{. TIKI ESDALE. T.. VI.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

lots or subdivisions, 10 suit ur"haseIs, or
| persons that may desire to leasefo. a term o
Gears, the following property in the Cit OF Daven
NOrt, VIZ:
In block l3--225 feet, fronting on I'd street,
100 feet, fronting on Water street,
90 feet fronting on Sd street.
In block linear the Market House
90 feet fronting on Warren street,
tending 100 feet back, with an
each side OF the lot.
In block $50 feet fronting on Third street.
l25 fronting on Scott street.
In block $3.50 feet fronting on Third street,
$40 feet fronting on Fourth street,
300 feet fronting on Harrison street
800 feet fronting on Ripley street.
In block 27-l60 feet fronting on Sixth street,
$50 feet fronting on Warren street,
In block 3l-l60 feet fronting on Fifth street,
$50 feet fronting on Scott street.
In block $500 feet ,routIng on Western ayepu
$50 feet fronting on Sixth trcet,
$50 feet fronting on Seventh street,
In block 3s-l50 feet fronting on Brown street.
l60 feet fronting on Seventh street.
In block IS So feet fronting on Sixth street, and
extending back $50 feet.
For particulars inquire of Corbin Dow Attor
neys at Law, or OF JAMES MAY.
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PAPERS.

!. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
he contrary, are considered wishing TO continue
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,. If subscr oers order the dlscontlnuance of
her papers. the publisher may continue to send
the until all arfearages are paid.
). u s'nscnbers neglect refuse to take their
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are he'd responsible TIL they have settled their
o"!s' an" nf"eteu the paper discontinued.
4. il subscribers move ia other nlacos witbout
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible
b. The courts have decided that refusing To take
newspaper or periodical from the Office, or re-.
moving and leaving 1t uncalled for, is prIIna facla
evidence of fraud.
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At the Pittsburgh Stove
Store,

WILL be found a large and fine assert.
w ment of coal and wood cook stoves. Also
Til Ware, &c, &c.
Miners camp and cooking utensils, and every
thing necessary for a complete ft-out.
Repairing and job-work Of all kinds prompt
and neatly done.
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1921 80 $l3j 300

S0%l i'N SlJo SVp
Difference in favor Of new constitution. ,SlNo $50
Under the old constitution the
''two mill tax has amounted,
annually, to near......,.........,SSOU uuO
Under the new constitution tins
tax is abolished, and II should
therefore be added TO the
amount saved to the people
.hereaitcr...... $500 600
All of which beng footed up,
shows grand total IN favor OF
the new constitution of....... S9-G 800
By the adoption Of the new constitution the
people relieved of the - two mill taN,'' which
Is now Lowed by constitutional provision, and
amounts annually to near $500, O00 or nearly half
OF tn" entire state tax. Unless the new constltu.
toh is adopted the people must pay this tax for
years to come. until another convention is called
and another constitution adopted There is no
other way to avoid l., except by adopting the new
constitution.
The provision Ia the new constitution IN ,eIo
ton to the Central railroad, also secures to the
state, beyond the possibility of repeal. an annual
fund from the company OF one dandr,d and fftv
thousand d0iiarS.