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PR OSP ECTUS
og ruE
NASHVILLE UNION.

Its NASHVILLE tMuS was commenced a few weeks
since Tor the purpose ~ opposing the Bebe southern
Con'odcacy, aud Of advocating the restoration Of
FrIerh authority, without any abatement, over an
the States which have attempted to sccede Il holds
az friends au Who support and ~ foes all who oppose
the Union vt the States It has no watthword but
FwEDoM AND NAuoSMpy
W IA rebels aud tuitu has no comprams Sc 90
make It contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made IN pursuance thereof as the SrPRFm
Law Or NIX L,Sn, anything ia the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of the Sta'es 60 the contrary notwth-
standing.
II contends for the uuion Of the states because
without u the preservation Of our liberties and insu.
buttons aud The Organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stands IN
Ire way OF crushing out Tie rebellion and restoring
Union mu.t pen sh, no matter by what uame it be
cd.
To the people OF rcuuessce ever renowned for their
devotion TO Liberty aud Union, until they we're be.
trayed e. Che rcbrI despotsm az Richmond by per.
dious Governor and corrupt legislature and who
have lc,t heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support let the names Of
rebel oidooh holders, Vigilance Committees and Minute
Men, vim have hllrd our borders with mourning, be
Ribbett,d before the world. let those ambitious aud
ayarcious men no have plotted our ruin for their
own acgrandz,ment he fastened o The pllory Of
shame DO matter how hgh their ii II in society.
1T c Doe shpwu hos the SO fsty ga defenders OF
"suu'hcru Rights are uow leading maragdmg bands
of iresholtcrs add moss troopers over our state, Sd-
mapping negroes stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses, blrung railroad bridges and cars, aud
numbering uuarncd citizcns IN cold blood. let the
truth 40 long excluded by the Southern conspirltors
now circulate freely through every neghborhood,
aud our ause wi .asurotly triumph. Win not loyal
men everywhere aid ia the dissemination Of facts
aul the advocacy orFrce Government
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United states of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNFsstt
ANFlEEEAS a libel 90 information was uiei with.
w n anj flr The Middle District Of Tcnnessce "a
Nashville, 90 the 26th dly Of MAY, a. ~ iSl2, ty
dohn irimhe, fel.. Attorney Cor the Inlttd STATES
Tor the hl1e lNlirir Oft rouufEsHp. who rraaHrulcg
herein on behalf of che rnitcd States aglnsl ccr-
tain iut aud to faidiuHs thereon, situated uar ting
on MARI street, iu ihr city ei Nashville, known as
tlii auufe' Foundry fsd Aschina shop, fsei ol ,
and near Brood street, n Che city 0i NASHVILLE s-o.
ali The machinery. tnui1i htluIor qll Implements
end internal Coaucctrd with ali1 i0t ana Foundry
aud Machine shop and Bul,dHE, f.f roallug anu
carlar1 in said liel o iuigrmstiln ueuti1u1d. aud
praying Qrucc aranat the alli UrcTufiY, that che
same BE- condemned 81 iCfieted.
Now therli0ie, n pursuarga 81 the monilon, under
the seal uf said Court, o. directed lnd ccliturtd
De- h1eby give public uouee o. RH ItrEans claiming
sait property or In any manner tniercsio1 tb,rcin
that they he aud appeal heiore rld circuit Court o.
De hCi 90 The City ul Nashville, ln and for s7Id IBIS
tr5t on che g1ih day of urfnhrr ts'. 40 leu'ou. I'm
the 1fruuCu 0i thtt day. thru and there to nttro.e
theif ciiItus guf tl make THEIR allegations iu t,.t
behalf D., 10 GlAstOtk,
Juue ~, 1850 LIT q s.. A1usual, NJ ~. "
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CfTATE or TENNESSEE. AT Rules held M the
- Clerks OalCe, Clanccry Court at Nashville Mon.
day, September the 1st 1862
r. o. Hurt ustce, &C and II y. Myers, Con plain
ants, rs, Fisher n Gould, aud others, Defendants.
10 appearing from affidavit died in this Cause that
The al places OF residence OF the defendants John
A. Fisher John ". Could and Thomas L. Marshall are
unknown Co c0inp.aiuants, So that the ordinary pro
cess of this Court cannot be served on them IL or
iercd that they DO enter their appearance herein be-
fore within The FIRST three days Of The next term of
said Court. 20 DE held on the Let Monday in November
next Ohd2) and plead, answer or demur 10 Complain
ants bif or The same viii Doe taken Tor confessed
ts them and Set Tor hearing parte, aud that copy
OF this order be published once week for -four success
-ive weeks IN tho Nashville Union
A CUny-Aitgst j. D.. GLFAVTS c. & NJ
A. L bENos-, Sol Cor DlmW'- ier2-w4
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In Chancery at Nashville.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE Al Rulos hala Ia the
- clerks uhce, ca 9'ery Curt at Nashville Mon
day, September the m, 1862
Hardin Peach, 60 al, tompuuaut,, rs Tho
Nashville Con Factory, &c a., telrudauts.
10 appearing from affidavit ulcd m this cause that
tho defendant Charles Jones, President &c, ct said
Guu Factory "a hou rcsittut of the state OF ranuas
see. 10 b. ordered Thar he do enter his appearance
herein before within the hst thrce days of the most
term 90 said tunTt, 10 be held on tho lst Monday n
November next Osd2) and plead, answer or dcmur to
Complainant ull or She same Wil Doe taken for con-
Hsscd us tO him and srt l8r hearing ex piftr aud
that copy u ibis order bo Published once "a W,ca ir
90. .ur successive weeks Boo The Nashville Union
Cub--Attost ). g. GLEANFS. q. A. NJ.
N 81 hWFN. ~ul. Tor tuWpIt EaI9-W4
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CtTATE OF TENNESSEE-At Rules held ia the
> Olcrk uiice. Dhancrry Court ut Nashville Mon.
day, september the 1st. 1862
IvHnB Corloy, Complainant, rs. T. p FIppin
lpicudauts
u appearing from affidavit filed in this cansc that
the pa,r ot PES dcuoo Of the defendant, T. d. Fuppu,
a unknown 90 complainant, sO that the ordinary Uro.
ce-s OF this Court cannot De served ON hiu 10 s or.
dcrcl that be- do enter his appearance herein before
or within the st tnree days Of the next term OF salI
Court 90 DE held on the Let Nuuay 10 Noyemb, next
(l,b2) and plead, answer or dcnur 90 Complainant
bin, en- She same will Dee taken Tor confessed as On
him ana SET tor hearing ok plrlc. snt that q copy
cot this order Doc Published once week for ilur sue
cc7sIl agc0 ID in thr Nashville Union
49, Nhin7t j r.. GlEANES, g.. & NJ.
A deman Sl mr Comp'i -ap2-wi
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The Editor will be greatly obliged 10
persons making up clubs for the UyIoN il
they viii remit 20 The publishers and not
to himself Communications and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such a manpc- as
to cause needless delay and trouble ia
al parties.
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pIense NoIice.

We have no time to transcribe COM
municaiions. We sometimes receive
communications with scrap Of or
Dental information written on the
Of the manuscript. OF course if use
the manuscript we have 70 re-iihe H.
and this imposes entirely much labor
on ne. We have no timor br such WORK
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
No. II, South Fourth St
SAINT IOUIS, NO.
Fsi4tUltnA Tor the bsneat M st..,-- ..
Es'abulhea for ne hsneat Of stranger. c4o,p-,o
stIQuis in search oi
SICK OR WOUNDED

and ior persons living At a distance who can ri,,
o. The Army Intelligence ONCE and obtain Tell.
able Information uf any soldier thar en-.
listed Ia Tie States Of
hwi', haiao, Cin, feics, Afciil1u. u7sp..
sis, MiaHooia Ecl'aits asd ars.aa.l
CiORRECr INTELLIGENCE WILL las C1vrN nv
- any soldier irwin lto above States. uhs,l..f
sus, WouNnEn, y lLEn, oR TAEES pRis0vre, and
in what battles De may have bcea enraead, and
where bis regiment l. stationed
informant on VII also be gwen Of the condition Of
y sck OF wounded soldier O. S. fduls rtuist 4 s
Cincinnaui Nashviei Mound City, or any Hospital
On the western Department and where those NJ Isl
Ia battle, or have died from their wounds nra turi
Cd and wheu' these takea prisoners arc con-
fined.
THIS D. tho only Army Intelligence Dfic6 DE- Tue
nepartmof II Tho Mississippi. o. estarn psran-
mont,-and Information 80 soldiers from any Of the
above Htales CAP he Given % auy time By calling OF
writing 90 tho army mtelii tsiirs Onre.
~ sons writing viz please fiVe the Eaue OF tho
soldier, what state he On ilted I, aud tho number oi
lis regiment Charged i1r ans tiud oftt ,r Iuteui.
geuce VII le Two boitsns. and any person sfitIsr
Ntu pieafo enclose t1o amount in crtier g. secure
attention % their iuquiiies.
Aldress Army Intelligence Office. si I6uis va.
'n care 2 4" Boy 1913. lAay ls, l,6l-ly
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The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Convention heldin this city May II, 1862
Rcs0lie5, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE UHoS an able exponent OF
the principles Of the Union men of Ten
nessce, and we earnestly recommend II
"a well deserving Of the patronage oI
Union mon everywhere.
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Torms of subscriptions m Pnr Funds.

ns-Al communications on business with the Onlce,
will be- addressed 10 the PUBLISHERS Of the UNION,
and p communications TO 90" Editor Will be- address.
60 = C. HfECER
Editors Of loyal newspapers will DO us great kind
ucss by re-rublishug the foregoing or its substance
1be current transactions n tennessee On months 60
r1mc will bee hishly interesting Co all D yrrs . choir
country ana her frc Institutions, add tu. columns of
tuc UUoy will Furnish Doe earliest aud most reliable
history a those events
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Horses for Sale!

one BAY MARE. accustomed % suFf har1a.s Fl,
"a SNOWY anH Ono trlttIrr.
ONE BROWN MARE, gold Hu3e ihr HtHls a
flooded animal aui Dsf traFeiaF clio,
ONE DOUBLE sErr OF uAHhEss. 90 r.. uhlr
WII Hr sold Cheap. As tae 0gurr doea nHi urnt tD
Apply l1 JOSIAH "a. ALLEN,
Ha-lE.l Er fT- D0'I..
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Our correspondents must allow ms 70
take our own time for reading their com
municadons. We have no time to be
read TO- tits literally impossible.
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STEAM FROM
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL
IUE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,
vmpsd.m,,he

WIZ .' '.'' I.NlNIIf'l
Fu0N lIyur0oi, Faou NFw ioGb.
Calling It Queenstown, Saturday ,........... July 16
Saturday. August lD TUESDAY .... september 20
"Wednesday, OIL. October saturday, .... October 1t
Tuesday, November DIS Thursday, To-. December o.
This magnificent ship having proved herself uu-
cIualui iur rIte, -aiey aud comfort l-ca sickness
being unknown on hoaril Is strongly recommended
as tho most eligible conveyance iel la..HuEfIs.
Tlksr CArIN,
prom tll0 Boo sl t each berth, according OBJ tho rt
situation. and uccommodt alton ut the State Huouf ADJ
haNur thc aamo privileges iu the SALOONS. and n hoe
rard Oh uleas and attendance, suIlrs oi apartments
iar OmillOs may Do engaged by special aEiecmcut
TICKET ron TIE V0YACE TO and from LIVER
puOL alta FARE ANu a RAIL- tr First
and Stg .ud Glass,
Servants accompanying Passengers, and children
under l2 wears of age, half hwi iuiants iroe.
kFruNp CABIN.
State room herth", meals furnished at separate Ga
DIE, ..... $50
THIHn CABIN.
intermediate state Room passengers found with
beds, bedding, jablg, uian ils, and good substin.
lHl l.Hdf i
srfrUAUr,
With superior t..UmUltl i1ast ....... ... tl
Zach pas.susor allowed l0 onlic Gct of luggage -
An cNIeI irul'l surgeon Cu board,
lur uei.ht auH O.. sage, aprb io
DllAS. Az WHITNEY
40 iha oIIar, So. 2o broadway, ~.
HOWIANnN A-rINW AII'. AGENTS.
Jaly 21, ls.1-uulNol4
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SCHOOL NOVICE

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN A SCHOOL
Il for the instruction Of boys In an the various En-
giish branches, and also the Classics, on MONDAY.
the lst Of SEPTEMBER next, at No. 1870 Broad street.
bear the franklin turnpike.
Having devoted his time and attention Tor the past
five years tothe busiaess Of teaching, he atjers him
self he can s.i ntire satisfaction to an who NAV
conhde heir, la en- TO his care.
Terms-S2O a. s25 per Session OF 20
vnriably i'm advance.
School rom 9 o'clock to L., AN, and from
TO O'Clock. p 81.
For any further particulars, the undersigned can
Dee seen 90 any time az his ofce No. Az up stairl
cherry street, opposite Collonade building.
JAMES TRIMBIE
REFERENC s-Jno. Hugh smith, a. v. s. LinIs-
ley, Lindsey Nichol, Horace Harrison Josenh FoN-
ler VIM. shane JAS. l. hlli-s and nr. J. ". HUyte.
aUE22-2W
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THE METHODIST.
THE LARGEST AN BEST PAPER IN
THE DENOMINATION.
rTtn3D voI4NrNtF.
Subscriptions are for ONE YEAR
from the date Of their Receipt at
fY1v O130n

TTHE METHODIST mas REEN BEFoRE THE RE
4 DE two years. iis course haa been such AZ ~
via The entire apprnbation Of The Church, aud of
loyal. conservative, Christian mon cVoryuhoro a.
SIN Will be % supply complete Family RELIGIOUS
Newspaper, ofhEh literary toue u will be edited
as heretofore BY Rcv. GHl m CROOkS, n.n., assia.
tel ny Rev JOHN McCiiNrOCk, n n nt frcaent
residing in Fairs as Corresponding fdiior, Among
pc tdtui ial Corps are Rev. ~, Ahtl SlkNENe the
Historian ~ hcthodlsm, aud Rev. Dr. NAnAL.
The Methodist has each week summary All The
news 20 The mcmcu, Of going % preas. This SUM
mary iS eQual 90 that OF any weekly, whether scc-
ulu ~ religious, and is preFafed 81 Prof SCIiEif
TO has also horough report Of the stock and Pro.
dnr' Markets, prepared expressly nr n By ORANGE
dlni idlior 81 Che AmoriCan Agriluifuulist.
10 has the most comprehensive FINANCE Articlo
written boo The coantry, b. r. MEiIISS
oEutus or DIsriyoUsHsn MFS VIVA nps Sgrrcurs
NEHNoV7 HN DISTINGUISHED NlSlsffHs.
E4nftF ttrans..- Nrtrf.s -. -.
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PUBLIC REsOLuTioN-No Oh.
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary of
An act TO suppress instruction, TO
punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and conliscate the property Of rebels,
and for other purposes"
Resol0ed By the Senate and House of Re-
personalities Of 0e United States Of Ameri-
ca, IN Congress assembled, That the provi-
sions of the third clause of the fifth sec
ton of can act to suppress. instruction,
TO punish treason and rebellion, TO seize
and conGscato the property of rebels, and
for other purposes" " shall be so construed
as not 10 apply 20 any act or acts done
prior TO the passage thereof, nor to in
cludc any member of q State Legislature
or Judge of any State Court, who has not
In accepting or entering upon his Office,
taken an oath TO support the Constitution
Of the so-callcd confederate States Of
America" nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said act be so con
strued as to work forfeiture Of the real
estate Of the offender, beyond his natural
life
Approved July II, 1862.
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Restaurant Tortoni
No Ioe Cream Qarden
OHM Againat tha %. statea.

A LlA BALL viii attend % ths c0lisct.on Of
n claims against any % Gle ugIis5 States aufhorl-
tHH either hero 0r az W1ahmFt1n d. mlF Boz found
no thr afWanae House
tEsfF.ls. June Iah, Ia6l
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SICK MohhNhli OF hoiilcrf that nave
Died from wounds or slCkneu
CORRECT INrf LIfGIADE Will HE GIVEN OF
- tha condition n' any .k nr HHHliod ~. f.r In
sr LOUIS, llll rfliIf. tIttI ENASf, NAHfNIIIE,
MOUND CITY, ur auy OF nf H0al .fa1 Iu tho Western
department IH.s H Dec uFII Army Intelligence
OnI,o .l thr United .itfH.. lHi rf1ruHti.J ra.Irt.
bog s"Itr inm Auy pare uI ihrl can %" g.rr1
ut u} tun. lF calling af, ur WEItHu f1 ilo AtrI
isIEIIAtENr NfHHf. l'Ha' tII.le NrE DO. 1855
p. H..iEn.'.r DIHI.4 T. hr. luuH If astHUH oT
uIaH fniuFs 500 obtain 90 necessary Information
by calling 30 GOO uArU. N1 .IHil tHu.Iu on oUt
hl1y ls. IHtf fp
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S25 REWARDl

aulIKB from D. HULDHBRhNp. IewtIlsr. au Un-
- in STREET. pNa PATENT LIVER ENGlIsH
COLD WATCH, uHnaDeianl PSI lno. Johnston. l.v-
arpoti The Natel J. q sual size, with White d.ll,
rnrUFfl zoos tla ualfnf'lal w. nkEEul. fi.rd b II
hfhcr iH $40 yEr ailf' on the ont-ile au-rsgrd
"h0ntcf Htsrss." zee above Reward viii ~ ralf
ilr any liQ-uaion that may iesi % me recovery l
the property. n m uAfMFs
.uUct-n
liHng1s l1alus' pIasIs r1gg 90 she Ant lffs
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Wanted To Rent.
RYE FLOuR.

EE nAREElS FRESH GROUND RYE FLOUR, on
OD hand and for sale az the Broadway hrla
llnco d. D. DfCKEY, Agent
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PROCLAMATION
ny
A N ID r. w JOHN SON,
aoNfRNoE oF THE STATE or TENNESSEE.

20 aA 'rh0 shoH Soc these -Greeting ,
ANHEHEAS, 10 has been made known 70 me that
~ certain inoMAH fAHfsn, charged with having
g'nimilitf NM fnl HtrHCloua murder on the ed
day oi December l'nil upon the body OF Jltrs coon
WiN lfir ~ 'uf County NJ luViaTlg, lss dsI fIaul
Iu.ilur, and Is uoH ruHuiug at large.
AHHi therefore. J. ANDREW J0HksoHi Governor a.
Aforesaid. hy Iriue uf the power and authority In M
Vested 40 hereby offer a reward Of Two Huspnrb
may apuchHnd The 6lii Thomas Parish and deliver
Dim t0 ihQ shoru Or Tailor of our County OF David
.1u Boo order that Justice iu that behalf may bo had
and executed.
- IN testimony whereof / have herouuto set
I my hand and causTd the great seal Of said
'' tate 90 Do AIMED "a Nashville, tle 10Th day
of August. 1862.
Iy uc Governor ANDREW JOHNSON
InWum y Ltsr, secretary state.
...H hugl5-diW
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Special Terms to Ministers.

We of'r 20 all Ministers a laose dfduciion on ihea
own rarcrH and on sll subscribers they may send
us
ad- Specimen O1pia cent free, &c
rNNS.-t g. per year, payable in advance
Address. Tw PrHisuEss nf fHs Mffuonsr,
IA Nassu 81 Now Vulk
os- spo,imrH Copies FRrE -
juyL
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WATSON HOTEL.
80 aIi the Military Departments I'm
the District OF the Ohio.

On Am AFTER TIE lst DAY or JULY 1852
OWil open an oilcc at the S. Cloud Hotel in Nash.
vhec, Tennessee, amt one GA Man street. opposite
the Gauli Hons Louisville, KY, for all transactions
or beef In this department for three months frum
July To 1862, CHARLES KAHN, Jr,,
Beef Contractor for the District or Ohio
n. h-lliehcst Market price paid Tor good cattls
luyl--ttf
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-11
Bad Conduct of Troops

The army correspondent of the Pttsburg
Chronicle. writing from near Stafford Court
house, November %, says:
Il have some facts to record, melancholy
in themselves to happen in anv age, or
among any people, and certainly discredita-
BILE to a law-respecting and law abiding race.
such as we profess emph aticAlly to be. and
such we shoaid be for thousand reasons,
and that beyond any community in the
world. The statutes decisions. records. and
all the documents of law and justice. have.
of necessity. been res ..ecteh by all civilized
invaders. Their destruction. anon, other
evils. involves in utter chaos the validity of
marriages. and all the rights Of property for
whole communities. Such ruin has seldom
been wrought. or wished even by the most
radical revolutionists. and the most ruth less
coronerors have rarely disturbed the great
lanim,rks and safeguards Of socie'v. Such
wand ,lsm-is the term too harSh?-is not
chargeable on the rebels in anv Of tn cir raids.
howeve: lawless otherwise. Oar troops are
sain to have been guilty Of it in n number of
places aud certainly at Staff 'rd Cnur'- house.
In mentioning the ftcs | neither purpose
moi desire To impute blame in any quarter
TO do 50 lies out Of nv province. ard IN
mos snch c,ses the ,anlt is at FIRST only il
haps curious but va!ueless.'
At jacksonville. North Carolina. oui
troops broke open the Courthouse and car
RED off all the papers and records they
could find. AT the meeting of the Histori-
cal Soc ETY. Of New York. held on Tuesday
evening last, Mr.. Moore, the Librarian, call
ed attention to the destruction or scattering
of valuable memorials of the country, as ouI
army advanced in Virginia. He had an i'm
portant statement to mako. which he knew
would provoke the indignation of all pres
ept as it did his own. He had been inform
ed. from a reliable source, that the original
,oiN of General Washington: which had beer
deposited at Fairfax Courthouse. had beer
taken away, and had been sold to the Britlst
Museum thus deprivin. the nation of one o
the most valuable relics of its great founder
! He urged that the Governm ent should take
measure to guard and preserve such memo
rails in the future.
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old fogyish. but chock full of interest,"
Young gentlemen of rom antic turn of mind
who are bothering their heads as to how
they can spend their fathers money, had
better see Quebeck.
Although like Canady, good people and
lots of pretty girls. wouldn't mind comm
over here to live in the capacity of Duke.
provided vacancy occurs, and provided
further could be allowed few star span
gled banners, eayil, a boon of liberty, ect.
l don't think Pve skedadled. Not at all.
I'm coming home in week.
Let us have the Union restored as it was
if we can; but if we can't, I'm in favor of the
Union as 1t a0asn't. But the Union anyhow
Gentlemen Of the editorial corps. if you
would be happy be vrtoos! 1. who am the
emblem of virtoo, tell you so.
(Signed.) A. Ward.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-11

EIGHTEEN IRoN-cLADs BUILDING FOR THE
REBELS IN EURoPE--A private letter from
an American residing in London, who is in a
situation to be advised, to his friends iu tn is
city, contains the following. He says, after
referring to the fact that the Federal Gov
eminent has not regarded the rebellion as
serious matter: why, even now it would be
difficult for me to induce a dozen Of our so
called great men to believe that the rebels
abroad are making greater efforts than ever
before. know beyond peradventure that
no less than eighteen iron clad steamers of
various kinds and dim tensions are being built
in England and France for the eff Davis
government Some of these vessels are
nearly finished. and will be launched and
abroad doing their work of devastation be-
tore the new year.'-Rochester (Ne,o York)
Union.