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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03


The Nashville press, AZ one time,
teemed with accounts Of the charity, the
benevolence and Che disinterested, patri-
otto generosity Of the citizens. Large
sums Of money were subscribed and
houses, rent free, given to the families of
the Southern soldiers. What has become
of All this active charity and benevo-
lenee? What Of the subscriptions so
pompously made? Where are the houses,
free Of rent 20 the families of the soldiers?
Sit near me, want to whisper a secret
into your ear--bot dollar Of these sub
soripiioHs has been paid sinco the Confederate
army lstI and hs very men ,0l'o pretended 70
furnish these Jamilies, rent free, 10Th houses,
orc not0 trying TO tura them O,e, because they
think their ssbfsh purposes can no longer be
subseryei Don't mention it--somebody's
feelings might he wounded.
THE fact is, the wives Of these soldiers
are daily informing Gov. Johnson that
these men are attempting TO turn them
out Of those houses, but he, in every case,
requires that they shall remain undis-
turbeds
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03

The Rebel organs denounee PFesid ent
Lincoln for suggesting that che United
States G VerDment, il any State wishes
to get rid Of its slaves, shall purchase
them. And yet all those organs, we HAYS
no doubt, approve the course Of the Re
bel Commissioners in London, who are
said in the English papers to have pro-
posed, that il Great Britain would ac-
knowledge the independence ofthe South
ern Confedcracy, all children born Of
slave parents after the recognition should
be free,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
Commander David Porter U S.IN.
R1Rer nIVLafn4.

leans:
Commander David Porter, u SIN. .l
h9. NRsr DIVISION. 'au.
Schooner Norfolk Packet, Lieutenant Wat.
son Smith, u. S. N, commanding division:
Acting Master, Edgar G. Merriam; Assistant
Surgeon, A. b. gqdson, Captains Clerk,
William Ferguson.
Schooner Olive A. Lee-AcGng Master
Washington Godfrey, Commanding.
Schooner Pers-Aotiag Aaster, Geo. II .
Wood, commanding. lnafr 'tt
Schooner o. -Williams-~Aclihg Master,
Amos r. Langthprn, commanding. u.t
Schooner ATletta-Acting Master, Thorn 1
+. Smith, commanding. 81
Schooner VIM. Bacon-Acting Master.
VIM. p, Rogers, commanding
Schooner 5ophrunia- Acting Master, John
A. Darling, commanding
SECOND DIVISION.
Schooner IA. Ward, Lieutenat Walter w =.
Queen, u. s. NJ, commanding division. Act
ing. master, !, Duncan Graham; Assistant
Surgeon, A. a Hoehling; Captains Clerk,
Archer Teyio.
Schooner Sydney c. Jones, Acting Master
Robert Adams commauding.
Schooner Mathew Vaseer, Acting Master
Hugh Il. Sewage commanding
Schooner Maria j. Carleton, Acting Mas
ter Charles A. Jack commanding.
Schooner OTYitta, Acting Master Francis
+. Blanchard commanding.
Schooner Adolph Hugel, Acting Master
Hollis b. jerks COMMANDING.
Schooner George Vaughan, Aching N Aster
Jouu Collins, Jr., commanding.
fHAD DIVISION
Bafkeutine Horace Beals Lieut.. X Ran
doph Breeze, U, S. r., commanding divis-
ion. Acting Master George W. sumner !;
Assistant Sergeon. Robert T, Bles; Csptain's
Clerk, Albert W. Bacon.
Schooner Jobu Grmths, Acting Master
Henry Brown, commanding.
Schooner Sarah Bruiu, Acting Matter
Abraham Christian, commanding.
Schooner Racer, Acting Muster Alvin Phi
uey, commanding.
Brig Sea Foam, Actlng Master Henry r.
Williams, commanding.
Schooner II ury James. Acting Master
Lewis Pennington, commanding
Schooner Dan Smi,h. Acing Master Geo.
w. Brown, commanding.
REsEKyE DIVISION OF sfE4AHRs,
Steamer Oclorara Dag ship OF Commander
Porter, Lieut. Geo Brown commanding.
Steamer Harriet Lane, Lieut. j. ID. Win
right commanding
steamer OsasSa. Lleut Johu Guest com
manding
Steamer Wesinsld, Commander VIM. b
Ron haW commanding.
Steamer Clihon Lieut. j.. II. BALDWIN
commanding
steamer Minmi. A. ID. Harrall cowmanding.
Steamer Jacksun, Lieut. samuel Wood
wOrlh commanding.
8.esmer z. B Focbss Acting Master
---- Ely ccmmspdiuY,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03

On the battlefield at Pittsburg Land
ing one poor fellow, q boy, who could
not have been over fourteen, was found
lying against q Iee, knife Ia his hand,
with which he had carved the letters
John Dan The y was but partly
flashed, when death had compelled him
t. give up tho gloomy task of carving bis
own epitaph.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03
wnni1Falrs

When the State of Tennessee first
raised her troops, the promise was made
and believed that they should defend
the State from invasion" No sooner,
however, were they sworn into the State
service than they were transferred 10 the
Confederate States )" and now they are
not only compelled to remain beyond the
State, but they are Also by the cOnscrip-
tion act, forced into the service for three
years or during the war; instead Of one
year. a."
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-03

FVlhIH NIANNHNl InIWVI.
We Wn 18th Tzsi ~ ~ n,upee Hen s4HrFL
Fungsoa ssncidaie Tor rejection as Chancellor
Of t'e loruh Chanc0ry District, mposAg She
oountiss o. iaVlcson, williams n, NAVY, Gloa and
LeEs apo "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09
AEEE.. -.


DR. GO y Dis.
EsClaVls visiting .alf ciy za ven o. nAking paroeAsss
Ns a..-.-sfri,g slia slslios cur sso0G Of DAY
4 bNus. aIlr Or ssie;
Hl' Ers-E E. g-f--- 49, MA
rN U.~ar..N
ID case, ..l S-sls--t a15 5a-nauA
rrH5IHs lf-.r n,i f-r.F-' l1-t1ui 81
6Fr'r-sl s.-.a. a-- T.--- -s-es lea, for tSrva1A
l--. a.4 ag pei 5-.-ln5h
zae.-Hr.
EH.#.. ..HrHu,
arH- ~ go a1i lu-,.l,
H ss -c l-1ena, To- genh wear,
81 -.r4 -aFar ..o .r,p=t aud kabro!d-
80 ..-.. -..r #a-.1. Eeit.agH, kc, &C.
gr .a u l. III. Fe ..r rall and pronpt EadS
e. gsET2T,
E.. 10 FsE- sreel
.sch-aond, Va
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g ....,rAns % DEPART-

g, To HEADS OF DEPART
= ~ NsFyfs kTD sSrASrS-I would beg 70 invite tls
te hsais o. sat5 o. The vS-ou1 brAA,asA
o. ss---n q 'ae C3lrdsr.s stN's oog Z
- -,.-,siv. s.ocr % sTaRt11, Pepper Stagions
gsr-. .stsycfops., fsialk BOoGa, ese's EnieA VA
r. y. 4 ~ .s.s5l,haent Al extensive Boob Binds-
~ ~ -rs ssI " execute BrgE, sad ne nAaafAstSre o.
- -. 49,. A NORRIS,
Fzt1,her and Bookseller,
ii d Esir -..s.S Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09

YTyHoe 4 PRICE 90, have stock-nsny Ius reosved-
Hesvy Bed Blankets, srsy Army BlAskss 10 and ~
Beachsd Brown shesnr, Beaehed ooton srovn oouon
Black Goth coais and Basque Black Beaver and French Cloths
Rch Black ooored Aka, Elegant Popnns and oeonsne
ers Hosiery Collar sleeves and Iaes kc t Any portion Of
The hand they viii continue 70 sell ~ former pnee
REGARDLESS the present they deternnsd 70
when Goods recently bought and such
they buying are ubjscted 10 heavy advane&
lnss ss STef isp' up THOMAS 4 py1oI . 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09
.ECHMOND WING.
AZ pally unls in EloA~Nna-Fa' she Car


Tho great demand for the DAiLI "as WITHIN 'ao s. ~.
o. veil ~ regular as BY trNnsi'n' readers and Inc nm
- ..,.f,otOry supplying both classes Of readers,
;, carrying system adapted only to office sahs'ng-
ions have induced to resort to 'hs OILY feasible
-, Of managing large city circulation, TO wit that
OF r-,ps,sas 70 s Carriers. From this date, there
o- no subscriptions for the WHrs to be ls within the
81, vii be taken at this Ocs ard all persons indebted
"a, inscription to the present time, within the city arc
,ssd 70 cal at the Oics and settle their aeeean's.
IN Carriers VIII Of course continue to deliver the pa.
Dc 20 as prseat subscribers and receive pay Tor the
ss =. the rate Of fifteen cents per week. The Pnohe
wi nov understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
tie wHIa BY Carriers uishn the city y removed and
that 81 sho want It may buy from the Carriers or nave
IL e fos them stheir residences or places OF business
S-,tsnErr leth lscl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09
NEW HARROW
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

PECtLL ,tes 70 the city and eouaiEJ PsSpls van my
- Goods. vo ia do us.lby ealing n Ne ~ ksh suseS
Wing W large Of Prints Lawns yseoS 49, So
de PLAZA ad ngured BSrtges, black and eoosSS 1
nerS and KENTUCKY JsA SPed and domestic SI men and
1svSnt. Iesi Caters Morocco, Kid and OAlfkln shoe
,T.S - Shi-.a, shoe q every and qaAllty. Linen
- tas soos for men boys Ladies' silk and Lille Thrded
snt. IraA Lpen STN and 50 cents; PArasoI plain
and Itped Is cents Swiss Cambria and JSconet
npk nine Aad TAreAn al Aonshng low prices; the hnes
6Srhs worked BAnds and Cellars, cost All those goods
aboye ana great many 10 MERTON orer ior
ne without charging rore they bought before The
hsr1 umss had eonslced Be careful that yoa cone 10 Tie
right PASS, No. 81 Main Street. - -r,-.
nyu JOSEPH SrAAueh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09

DEOEaBER 1851. DECEMBER 1851.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.
ToHs T. GRAY, l Main street. Richmond Va, has In lors,
y andons for SALE It market rates. for CASE only The ''nsv
Indigo, rricay prime quality
Nader, good ombro
Alum
Gum Opium
sulph. MOrphia
asreaTisi on,nen,
ohoroiorm, spts- Niirs
Adhesive Plaster
Tsrtare Acid, PUP. carb; Sods
Black Pepper. AlIpice, Ginger
Eutmegs, Mace Gloves and Cinnamon
Salad OIL, OIL Lemon, pure
Povd. Rhubsrb -.
French Mustard Cocoa
German Matches, 4c, 10.
ll.s, ayaris,y OfPatsni or family medicines.
SUNDRHEs-l.SS :" S Cotton 1,, Sss assorted
i6n,a 100 do Pat LIN Thread
-, Is dos nne French Calfskns
10 do do do Morocco do
80 DO English sbsep skins extra
IL Is do Geld Lniag tkins
49, 300 pr. Mems Shoe Lasts
go Won. ms snd Children do
900 dos Alexanders tpool Cotton
100 pis fins assorted
l0C0pr. Chains
800 log VI Ii aud Tongue Chains
100 Nil sad Cut sasb
80 Circular SAWS assd 4to 81 ~
10 Eenu CASTLE Soap
In s.Or, and for sale BIZ RHODES, w.LsoN HURT,
Successors TO suith, Rhodes %.
jail ~ Pear strsst
(,ITRATE oY MAeNEsIA long Known Of the
" be, Purgavs USE bat In the usual form Of Solution or
s SANE In soLID being equivalent 70 three
OF the liquid PREPARATION AID far Ip.on salt.
soldier Traveller should have bottle with him Al this season Of
the year. n.nx,sns
Iys 1856 hhr o. corner above ?. o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09
yESs AIC ZION ROUSE,

FORTEE sALE Or SNaSOEs.
T~yTl -fs gnF Ia ISIS Flg ne Aueon butn
- Ns sale SETECEA lie Aucton E1sn FrArkI1
Ttresl Ia.sy 1-1g1l1t - BErf- q 1RsGOkf.
Es boz. p-fGry a1f prvley, and sohcis NE
-tru-l- 'sls a. the purle seaeTy. lie pledges hs
1 promote n hB patrons ard dsiers hse
t freq ss l1ns sS-lce "a ne t-at. - vi be enabled To-
ssfaa h-heis l-lst prices. he I'll make nbea advances
a. properly h-lt-aad prepared % bard persosi
%. ne srs5s a. Aio taslf Esrsa-hAyrs ample sesoE
s, -l..g-1 To- tofS- 2 " sfoEEs,
c. rraatI-, SRI 1-c- as.ov Wal usrsst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09
RAILROADS, &C.
CII.YCE OF SCHEDULE,

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
EHEW3az. &&
Richmond 81 Petersburg r. II.
aud after Monday the S4,h February The trains this
I road viii run follows:
TRAM,
Leave Richmond AS daily, and Petersburg al Ais
AND AocoxxoDArios TRAn.
Richmond daily except Sundays. at s4s and 24o
D N , and PstsrsOGrg a. S:5o, N
The Mail stop only Half Way Station Chester and
r-TrAVee viii bear in mind that they required
pasS tie Governor other person. before
they can leave the city by ihls road A. II. GlLL,
fs2I Genersl supt.
KlCHMOAD AND DisyILLE RAILROAD
"A aSg ssSsss f.ssasiSe 49, e
sUPEEiNrEN DENrs uTRIoL,
RIcasosD, March Tth, lS2 I
ARRANGEMENT FOR THE soUfh AND sOO1H-Wksf.
AIUHAOND AND DANvILIE RAILROAD.
I'm and AFTER SUNDAY March OH. the Passenger Trains will
Ma Train leaves Richmond dAy (sundAyl nelude o. A
NJ lay the Train goes TO BurkesVe only connecting
he6och side kAreAd for the south and
a leaves Dauvle tally Except sundays al $50 A. NJ
Aai reaches Rionnond at 5 % Pm
On sunday there win be Mall Train nom Burkesvls Reh-
moab leaving DukesVie the arrival Of the Train nom the
souh 22o, NJ and reaching Richmond Al
fp nom Richmond connects q Burkesvie with the trains
IN TIE South Railroad Lynchbug, and the Souh West
n Train from Danyo connects Buriesyis with the South.
ide RG,road trains for Petersburg and Norfolk.
Tickets can be 0eafed and Baggage VIII DO ehscfso
4 rolg 10 The following Points:
II lchburs, Knoxville. Grand junction,
Chattanooga, Bristol Memphis,
aoa ssasy, New Orleans. oorIn.h
OHAA. o. 1ALOoTT,
nosO-;i Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09

EOR sALE.-I2Oos lbs prime Leaf Lard
100 boxes TalloE Candles
10 ties Rise
30 hhds n. o. Sugar
90 bbls Syrup
90 boxes roilt Soap
50 6ardnes
$50 bbs really hne Irish Potatoe
20 bbls Crushed Sugar
70 bbls Powdered do
800 gals Rye whisky, year, old
70 bbls pure Corn Whisky
80 do Apple Brandy
10000 segar,, some very enc
800 boxes Lynchburg Manufactured Tobacco
80 cases NJ Moores SMOKING do
go kegs Old Dominion nails At
Jsis JOHNSON. YOUNGER oTsYs IS Pearl q
yNOOL II ITS, ut No I Ballard House Just 70
w ceved 100 dos Wool Hats Of various grades for sale on 10
ds90 JOHN THoMPsoH.
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DspSsss srE - sANJ1. - .SN.
EDyEpEDR STREET

p -g-avaK Tal Trade, Car =tng o. clokas Ma
"A t-- Cz-tAl o5 Coraices Gad BAnta, Niato- EAAts
80 E-st Czed Bsr 80 hgE, lr sale 'os prices
Ca-ps --ts - HAt1asIua made order . srt
Ns Payer eazgag ieas hs y - coaaT ~ sr ysrl
Ssa.
Us raE ENRuERs "a VssGaESEA
rFyTr s7.- % bErc1 she Ts--nerE Sfss5rhlv
It doubtless h--o-s .e-1alsnt roa W. IN gss aeASEr-
- sy7s-,-tt % Supply ne S'h III 5Cfrt2 Al az b-
"a excessively hstu ~ harus Take
a. sy 20 suxyr -- --0 60 %. '-A'a6 oar N-s- -
t-r~ 9s-k-- a-t - O. n1t.y 'l1s E-g-- " ~ 70
q ~ - sor5 g-I rlArsrs an P2s1y yea
rNF a. Iu1,.s p.-,sg 20 receive p, con.-saIo
r- .-anow- 1izass. market psic teN.
- TO- ca, vi -ru1n gods g. ne eHvst rkr' pr
ss,4 re caa1 rrrnHg 1r vAscTr- ay be sent
LhalI interest o. bct1 'h5
rsuzas =gs-. Ieolt % any Other coantry
= 1r.. . prfn pl oois-t cal your particular aiisl
gz Bcesksg Large supplies Save bcea sent heretofore
g. Re s5us r-on N,r,h zhs; make iurcSs
r.rs I'VE 20 -efsr-r hat have
ss II rs city pr ne AS hFydv, yeAra. All Az
isfs.-fs.i.uz cs-a4sni o. giving rEt,siA,.!ou-
-AAPsON JONKA ag-aL
Grocer and CJa,rliI ,ioa NsTchank
sal-lks Cor NAN znt So sts.. Hch1,,r Z, "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09

IN " hive hand and manufacturing Bras
Preset LETTERS eros, OsnnoS, &c for military CAPT, ant
the At entvn Of the military the fact ko rghi, ssi
Buttons plain Virginia buttons and Ilfa try and
ullery Eu.tons. Uidas proHpily attended o.
LAWS kKY TON, Brand CuterI,
,nh5 1877, be Main and Cary
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-09

nRHICR OF =. II. MAURY q co.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
Virginia State Sizes registered Virginia Coupon Bonds Ten
Coupon Bonds North Carolina Coupon Bonds. Condss
states BINDS and registered Stock for sale at market
~wANTED-Gcld and Silver Coin. T. II. AkURY co.
der st. Charles Hotel oels
CANARY sEEO.-6 Bbs. ospary Seed IN store and for
~ sale by tfesl oHAs 7. wokTHAA 4 co
COITON " 6Ps.-s psr.,r White .arps Easlsed and
~ few bales COo-sd AID sIzsd waps r lie by
milo KENT, PAINE 4 CO.
pLhok IEArRsR YARNS for slie BY
ID mhi2 va. siTTLEs 100
1EO LBs ,ULpHIT OF ZINC, IS LBS EXTRACT nyDG
l'b' WOOD for saeby mh,s wA eArTLER q CO.
nRA WING PAPER, P,RrPoiI s AND WRITING DISKS.
~ .oriI'by NH VIM s,rrlEak 90.
CHUsHRD sCGAR. &c. 10 BblL ccu.h.d Sugar 100.
~ od ham. ~ Bons esrhNa Also an Invo'ee ef Pine
Groceries from one efthe vhgins So T. gs; ,Aie By
mhs EDMOyv. D,vRNPlsT a N
IsNGLAss PLASTER and eensoie Acid stMIA Or RAKrRy
1 Drug store. = JsT
DpPES.-Brisr b Pipes large and bssunu lot for .sS
By DOVE CO., VII lesale Druggists de's
HosTETT Rs BdTTKRs..Is n, sen just received
RlCE, RicE.-s rsfoss Rios, 70, '.l- ~
"a UM AsraA n i.I ai. y
" jan Dove 90, Bssns's.
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ypress trees aud it was found very convenient-

cypress trees aud it was found very convenient
At three o'clock on Wednesday they landed.
built hre and cooked some rice. Rested. thew
pulled out again and at 10 o'clock came in
sight Of Hawkinsville, on the south bank.-
Here they feared discovery. Thres small
steamers, apparently deserted, were tad M at
the shore and our heroes pushed along care
FULLY with the current and foated safely bv-
Thursday morning they were forty miles bslow
hawkinsville, tired and hungry. Caught some
small fish, cooked them and then took nan
when they saw people on the banks. thew
nurrahed' for JEFF. Davis, told terrible stories
ABOUT .chswing up Yankees at Chattanooga
ABOUT their being secret emissaries Of JEFF
, n:Sns, &C., &C., ali Of which WAS desoutly be-
On Tuesdny morning they reached wolfIs.
isno, In Altamahaw Sound, where they law
uvWn exhausted and famished for want Of food.
:aayhght they pulled over to Sapelo Island,
mn'c M was found deserted. Remsining there
on Wednesday, they discovered the United
oM'ss gunboat Womsutta, Lieutenant Com.
manding Semmes, who took them on board
ana transferred them next morning TO the
steamer Florida Captain Goldsborough.' where
tney were treated in the best manner AtSt
Slmons Sound they were put on board the
United States supply vessel Massachusetts.
which steamer arrived here on the eyeninp Of
July 4th. The following is the pass with
which these gallant boys provided themselves
ere their departure from Macon-boous but
good: ~, - d. = '>'''-o '0'
HEADoRs TENTH GEORGIA BAr,.n1or., I,
.fa- CAMP OGLETHoRpE, MACON, Ga.
$3.50. June II, 1862.
Special Order, No. H. 81 .als ~. "a.
Sergt. Henry Haines, with priyates, jack
son, Smith Newton, Long, and Milton Jackson.
Of Capts. Bell and Parker's companies, Tenth
Georgia Battalion, are hereby detailed on de-
tached service, (per Special, Order, No. ID,
Headquarters, Department at Savannah) and
ordered to proceed under command Of Serpt.
Henry Haines, to execute the private orders
issued on the 18th inst. ,a. aa1lj g5ra
All Confederate forces that they NAV come
in contact with are hereby ordered not TO mo
lest them, but pass them through the lines at
pleasure, assisting them oil they can in &C.
complishing work that will be Of vast impor-
lance to our holy and just cause. .1a41b 9Ha
By order of zs J.E.RYLANDER.
Major CONG Tenth Georgia Battalion
L. II. CARTER, Adjutant. D99 gH.eas.E3
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soldier who follows me. [Good and ann,.,..
In conclusion, my fellow. citizens, say ss.;n
am very grateful for this honor. he rst;rsd
Gnu great applause. eva - ~ ~ w
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A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF ESGLASD.-Aiche
let, the French author, says sgei-..i.,
England was always mystery to me till I
visited it. I found it great sandbank envel-
oped in fog. The fog fed the grass, the grasa,
fed the sheep, the sheep fed the men.
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The indianapolis Journal says that recruiting
has commenced in earnest throughout Indiana.
Though the gathering in of the unprecedented
harvest will retard enlistments for few days,
the responses to the Governors proclamation
received at the Executive Office up to Thursday
evening were of the most encouraging character.
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HAIL SToRx.-A severe hail storm visited
this city Sunday. The hail-stones were large
and came down in considerable quantities, With
. crash, but fortunately there was little wind.
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Is Captain Evans, with ffty-one men, from
Charlton, Lucas County, passed through this
city yesterday on his way to Clinton to join the
Gsth Regiment " IN
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"wednesday, July l6.
THE TAX Law.

We commence the publication Of the Tax
Law this morning. It will run through three OF
four numbers Of our Daily to the exclusion Of
almost everything else. Our next weekly will
contain it In full
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War-The Pay. per Month to Dlsabied
SIGlsers and PrIvayes ~ {,
Both Houses Of Congress have just agreed on
the following pensions for q total disability for
officers, non-commissioned officers, musicians
and privates, employed in the military service
whether regulars, volunteers or militia, and in
the marine corps, since the 4th of March, 1861:
Lieutenant Colonel, and all officers of high
er rank, $50 per month; Major, $25 per month;
CAPTAIN, $50 per month; Let Lieutenant, $l7
per mouth; and non-commissioned officers, pri-
Yates and musicians, Is per month. The PEN
sion for total disability for officers, sca,rant or
petty officers, and Others employed in the naval
service of the United States, shall be as follows,
viz: Captain, commander, sargeon, paynsdster,
AID chief engineer, respectively Nth com.
,ndadsr By La.c, lieutenant commanding and mas
ter commanding, $50 per month; lieutenant,
srqeon pdymaster and chief engineer, respectively
ranking NTH lieutenant by la,o, and passed assist
ant surgeon, $25 per month; professor Of math-
ematics, master, assistant surgeon assistant pay.
master, and chaplain, $40 per month; Let assist
ant engineers and pilots, $16 per month; passed
midshipman, midshipman, captains and paymas.
ters' clerk, second and third assistant engineer,
masters mate and all warrant officers, $40 per
month; all petty officers, and ali other persons
before named employed in the naval service, 90
per month. aai i8 t52 .t7T
Provision is made in case of death for the
widow or children to receive the pension. CO.'S
Hoe CHoLxRA.-The following reciepe is said
to be an excellent remedy for hog cholera
Those who have tried it say it is sure cure:
Four OF. madden, OF. Sulphur, 2 do saltpe-
ter, do black anthony; mix and give one ta.
bic spoonful for dose. .zsl ll,.sq7
HOG CHoLsRA-ANorHsR RECIPE. "A farmer
living in this vicinity says he cures his hogs ev-
cry time with salt and ashes, mixed half and
half When they refuse to take this, he gives
them soft soap which they take readily
he believes, taken in time, every case Of hog
cholera can be cured with these remedies.
t. 1tEt s Police Items. org 1y"
Mr.. Joy was, upon complaint, fined three
dollars and costs, by Justice Overton, for an
assault upon Mr.. Graf, yesterday.
Nj. Graf waf bound over in the penal sum Of
one hundred and Fifty dollars, by Justice Over.
ton, for shooting at Mr. Joy, with the intent to
kill 10 '7'7'' 9...l 800 49,
This is case of Q novel character. Mr..
Graf is, or was, the Superintendent of the North
Burlington public schools. Many persons ps
tronizing the schools believe Mr.. Graft disloy-
a, among the number Mr.. Joy. There has
been much feeling on the subject, particularly
between these parties. Yesterday Mr.. Graf
passed near where Mr.. Joy was at work. Mr..
Joy inquired: a, a-,5 ID ~s 50 srg
Il understand you carry pistol to shoot rae?'
Mr.. Graft II have no explanations to make
toablack abslitionist," or words to that effect.
Thereupon Mr.. Joy struck Mr.. Graft with his
little injury Graft then drew pistol and shot
twice at Joy, missing him both times. a