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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03

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CAIRO, March 26,--Dr. Weber, Sur.
geon General Of Otio, acc ompanied d BY
DR. Aighway Of Cincinnati. is here on
hospital visiting tour. He is instructed
by Governor Tod TO visit the various hos
pilals aud report as to tie condition OF the
sick and wounded Ohio soldiers.
There is nothing new from The flotila.
Heavy ronlinu' d firing was heard, yes
terday, in the direction o Point P leasant.
Everything is quiet at Island No. 10;
the morlars firing slowly.
Prof Steiner msdea alloon reconnois
sance yesterday but The weather was too
hazy for any effect '..
The upper battery>is silenced and alb,
andqned, The en-my are constructing
new batteries on The foot of tie Island =
The middle battery fred once To-day al
One Of our transports. p -,
Heavy firing from near New Madrid
was heard itt midnight last night and
tremendous explosion. after whico the fir.
ing ceased. ,..,....
= .H'I.e rr H.
CAIRo, March 27.--A gentleman who
arrived on the Conestoga this morning
with intelligence from. Island No. 10, up
to 2. o clock WeoncsdAvP. NJ reports as
follows: De-. tla T" -. 1-r P. a-a
Col. Buford sent force to make a REQ.
Onnoissance ofithe / ehtucby shore on
"Wednesday night. which succeeded in
capturing 6 prisoners belonging to a
Tenne ss4s cavalry force. They report
the strength Of the enemy n.al Island M
10, at 10000. General Bragg is in com
mand. ], 500 re enf,rcements reached II
having come from Humboldt to a point
on the railroad only fifteen mics distant
Still larger re enforcemenIs were expected
by the same route last night. a.a EN- I'd.
Measures have been taken to interrupt
this means of communication. aptaiu
Stanford OF the mortar tleAt succeeded ia
landing several sheI lis right into thu
batteries on The island, after clost
Reconnaissance in q skhf. Two shot:
were fired from The island batteries yes
tetday morning, one Of them aimed at onC
Of our boats, but fell short. ''', 80
THE firing at Point Pleasant on We'd
ncsday morning lasted an hour and ter
minutes. Il is supposed that one of III,
. rebel gunboats, in attempting 10 pass nj
the river, Vas exploded The ilosiin!
! battery still lies mooted alongside the il
land ''' .'',..i
There is no later intelligence from III
! Ten nessee. Troops are CONSTANTLY depar
9 ting, and movements are doubtless on tn
taps there Of intense Interest. p
7 Rev. Dr.. Tiffany Of the Chicago, Sabil
y ary Commission left on the Nebraska thi
morning. ...-. .., ,,,.... .'. ~.
r The river iSstill rising, ''p,.D' ~
.''.-, LATEST. tss .s.,.
s A copy Of the Memphis Appeal Of II
dale 25th March was received last ever
ing. 1t is barren of military intelligence
and made up Of extracts from Norther
papers. -hi 90 vs1a' ,ssatia.a s12.s
1t states that during the, first four dav
Of the bombArdmeDt at Island No. II
only one person, and he citizen'ot Men
phis, was killed. hWhas. aati WI
10 The Appeal indOlgSs in no cchmen
3. and expresses no opinion as TO the resul
u One hundred boxes hospital supple
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February ls, lsGa.
.t....r .T AN ACT

To repeal certain statutes therein named.
Section L. Bait AZ acted By the General .8sssmbiy
oftAe state Of Ohio, That the act eutted ''un to
provide for the publication of the general laws In
new papers and TO repeal nc! entitled an "nctt 10
provide for an earlypublieaton Of The laws and for
other purposes. passed March 20 1884, passed harch
~ 1853, as amended March 81, 1853, (and the nc! en-
titled an act to amend the rst section Of the act en-
titled an TO provide forthe publication OF ihe gen
eral laws in Newspapers and to repeal the ael lhern
named, passed March IL, sj3,n passed Apfll 20
lsS4) be, and the same s hereby repealed.
Saetion o This act 20 take dec from and aildr its
passage, .,,.n ,,r,,prtt
Sneaker of the Rouse Of Representatives,
- b, STANTON, '~
President oil the Senate.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03

lEg-A "stirriug scene" apple.but.
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03

mn ANACT
To repeal an act entitled san act supplementary to
the act to provide for the organization OF cities and
incorporated villas es, passed Ma! 3, is52n passed
April3, 1867 20
Section J. Be il enacted By the General Assembly
ofthe state Of Ohio That the act entitled 'an snp
entary to the provide for the organization
Of cities and Incorporated villages, passed May 3,
1859. - passed pr }, 1857, be and the Is here
by repealed. ~ s.g .s
Section .. This act to take eF Beet Immediately.
r||" Fro n.... JAMES X. HUBBELh, r
Speaker of the House of Representatives
o. '' r. STANTON,
President OF the Senate.
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tIOl AN ACT A ..
To amend an act entitled act to Ak the salaries OF
(Swan, II. !33I.)
S.ction'l. Be Il enacted by the General Assemblg
Of thG STATE Of Ohio. hat section three ofthe above
recited act be sn amended as to read as follows:
Section g. That each judge Of the supreme court
he ereaer ted shall receive compensation Tor
his services, ne sam Of two thousand 1--we hundred
dollars year. payable quarterly out OF the state
treasury. IN the warrant of the auditor Of state.
Section g That section three OF the act Aforesaid
be, and the same is hereby repealed.
JAMES X, HUBBELL,
Speaker OF the house Of Represe natives,
.....t H.. F r. STANTON,
. President Of the Senate.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-04-03

ApDrToR's oEFUE, Fairfield County, ohiOgGN
hereby certify that the foregoing laws are correcti
lyeopied from le official laws, ,pablsAedo oy authorl's
> y '4' ' WILLIAM ROBINSON, AaditOr. Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

TUE TREASURER OF TIE UNITED STATES SAM.
n w@ Nh A M d a sa $ st. sos 81 Wa gsaa'
New Haven sac; joseph JAMESON $40 L. Leonard the
Mss Gs ao55s. ns1 ssaS Anas oSs i, Ella 4
& s1s s T.; ss
s H T. as, Ss Sss e. u.s. ss%ss VI
IA. so MI; f. So rh s9 ssSIsr: q Mis- 1 AZ:
Sss s som siO @ si fsr s
2, SO der. q, AnSny,nS9ygs thr9sh Rev Dr. yrisn
cro%wsI ssssrs.ar sisM' s.,h' IS; Ms: Martha
4 yaiaaos S. ars Captain Henry Easis . s. T. SO;
:r psr. W 81 O. So ssis MI: 4 4aS.
$50 sa.asi ssiin.ore taddtonsD vs.: JOHN Nanros
% Duck esalss
sssdi'ssns 81 William L chsabe,,aip $se; MI SHIFT
Church by Hiram Merritt, treasurer $50 Ladies Aid <.
SiSsS SssS
NJ sss s sss .S.:F,ss Ssse
Of Committee o. Twenty. $500 member of the Church Of
s 5 Sewe y d :v M aaFs COM M
wofmsn 81 q wsSS9 Ka'F. co. fiery
s"f q sss" &c. 'ojn .rsa sss
G srra Ss So Ssra B. aoS s.; s. S EI
so; Mr.. c. u. L. 81 Ladies' Committec Portland, Ivy
Rev H. SteSo $aj Citizens Of Portland ty Rev. II.
seb ing s2,j Citizens of Portland, by Raw II siebb
SiDO; John A. weeks $50, w. W. DE- Frsst, S1,0u:
Jaf. J, e $40 Ms. whiins ,e.cher). ny Rev Dr. o.
good So Mr. crary. by Mr. Geo Do Forest Io- S5; Hugh
n. Camp. s3I Cash. BY WIN. T. Palmer 81 VIM Asor tad
dlona), S.cD Mrs T. A. schermerhmn TAD itenai, $2tb
L. A. 81 80. Teachers nj scholars Ward School No.
~ BY r. A Bury D-Nhe Department So Is Female
D. 500 10, Prlmas S2S ~: rraesfs Scholars
OF War hooi y6 BY DR. 4. Barry--Malc Department
s2i ~ male psrtnent SIS 81 Primary $2l %; q. b.,
500 Total, 50 LI6t
OILERS tes,ecialy IN yirrria) In most urgent
need 81 the aid The Consion Is giving them Its cxpen
heavier than peroi md incurred
ety in the purchase and forwarding Of supplies, aud in
,ranspor atom the sick and wounded. Unless
treasury ses1y aud largely plerlshed II will be
perd all OPP at the vcry when the
ntc essily for them is ar June -. 1863.
OEO. 7. STRONG, Treasurer,
Is Wall street, Nov York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


CENNSYLvANlA RELIEF ASSOcIATI0N.--THE EX-
/ eeutve Committee OF the Pennsylva Relief Assoca-
ton take pleasure in announcing TO their fellow Pennsyva-
mans residing In this and to all others Interested in
objerts OF the association that they have made full
inens Tor the reception and OF sick and wounded SOL
dcrs Of their State arriving In this city Donations Of
ney q ahns &c. as wen as tender Of personal soryices
will be Thankfully received their Office, g4 Broadway
where Mr. 5. Harwood the SUPPLEMENTARY will be In AZ
tendance 70 all information and receive and register
supplies of all suitable kinds The following named gentle
men, composing the Executive and Finance Committees
will also laely receive and take charge of donations
Col ). G. Montgomery, q East Twsniythird street,
Jonathan Ogden Esq, at Devlin Co. s Of Grand
81 eet anu b adv -.
8. B II. Vance. Esq, 6,0 Broadway.
A. T. Chur Esq, AZ CIff street.
j. s. Gosslor No Aston House, Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
L. a. Rosanmul,er, NJ. D., ITS Eighth avenue
s. r. Russell, Esq. 212 broadway.
jerome ick, ESD, No. Nassau street,
X. II Shannon. ESQ.,. 1886 Broadway.
G. w. Burton, "a Beaver street.
w. ii. Artls,,s, Esi SO Nassau street.
W. j. Bunce, % Euwery.
COMMITTEES.
Rssbery Maney. ESQ.,, 20 William street.
Taomas VI Erath, ESD, 81 broadway.
Jscob S. Ga Ser, No Aston pace.
S. Mill. an. Esq, 40 Exchange place.
Rueben SuckAalter, IS3ElamDsrs street. a.s
NEW YOsx July IL
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| TENSnsy' ~ y l y AycrIoNEgE: u .,,. !
b.. T. Ss s III ~ AMI Madissa aver Is,
r. fosee q Fsfsr e se'sss =
fianaere. made ~ yA.eze ing; Vas . Clocks. Mantle
oas "a 'a o :. ss; 1 css i naae
tent \ al cair. o. egel ln lre-a. morocco. DC
sr de- q sSro Gss n and nae = Ward
AZ nack walnut arblr top and spc back
sss 5anles e ge ss.s sas To e =
ia fS sap pss fs ssy s I'm rev msn- Aes
the property Of family leaving for Europe.
r BoaART AUcTfoNEER. S. 4 BoGARr
Nora Gsss e s .se 81 rsons NO
s staS q as so 0S So e s
specs liquors Ssr rJ%p J. ss WY 6 Constable
John n 4; agRLsY, AyGTloSEER WILL SELL THIS
q so ssss.s sess:saas Char GEM oer
Walnut and Ensmsd SUES Mirror Lace c%s
ans azores Pimpons Secretary Bedstead Gas Chnnde
ssa as Hsr sna sr
together vita everything for housekeeping SAILS positive
w. day 2. u O'Clock. a. Inc New York bazaar IS New
% a ssr;
Taeslay and Saturday.
PAwNBRoKER's sALE-rHoMAs BELL, AUG
dssT e e s ssf 1 s sis
Il ss~'
R. H HATE AyeT H0ssl WI, SCI. :. auction. ,s.
Gay q LIBERTY 's saEEE
. @ to % ..s s ss. @ D::
Pocket Cutlery. Razors Scissors, &C. Also.
torac1unt whom i may concern
20 CASES. TRUNKS, &C.,
Unclaimed Goods
Also In addition to the usual assortment,
lO dozen superior Table and Dessert Cutlery, great
rtey. well worthy the attention Of the trade.
RUSSELL w. wE HTS4IcS A sop1Gg
Large sale OF over $1,000 worth of
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At l52 West Twenty rt between Seventh Eighth
This day true,aay at oSecs every article in tn. house
which Is completely and elegantly furnished throughout
VIII be reremptorv sold consisting Of elegant solid
wood Paror Suits in lr )catel magnificent fanofore ih
Mirrors Eagere Centre Por Tables Man.cl Vases and
lor Chamber Dining Room and LIBRARY Furniture; ah Cut
Glass, French China and Silver Ware, tine BEDS
dim. &c. Catalogues at house.
G HERMAN 4 co, AUoTIONEERs, WILL SELL ON
-. Wednesday, July At Is Bowery Constable sae)
the contents of Hat and Cap store Consisting Felt
Cloth and silk Mems and Boys Hats and Caps; Pana
Leshon and Palm Leaf Hats Straw Caps TRAININGS,
20 dozen white and eolored Shirts, Fancy Goods DC.
L. oBERLE, Constable.
G HERMAN Il CO., AUCTIoNEERs. WILL SELL ON
assortment OF Crockery and Glass Ware Cutlery Tools
line. By order Of II. STANWOOD, Constable.
sThulsday. July 8, constable's sale OF Furniture.
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n BURKE, ACcIIONEER-OFFICE SO gOwERY,
~. viii sell on Wednesday, July 2, ii O'Clock Z. NJ.
the Stock and Fixtures OF the liquor sose SO Second
nue. including good fixtures aud auors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-01

NJ D. CHAPMAN AuCrIoNEER.-OTER $500
fnss atulty VRsrs BrcHes &C.. publ,
aay Tues ally l. al the eie2ut private fest ~
" u Sixts 81 sre beswern Fifth ani sixth avenues;
safe commune at II ocioek. Tse caiao comprises
we arrs AMI richest mt OF Hoaseh Id Fnt
o irrsl at auction tnis Sale peremptory n :
NACkiFlCENa SEVEN OCTAVE HOSEWOOD PLAN o.
fORrl.
round corner made to order; Cntrbuy Stool and Carer
Oi fantuss by eminent arsts-Holy Family, Fellows;
MeriL9 views Fruit Pieres Winter Seepes, match
Paintings, By Cole; Bron StauaryHamle Chevai de-
Marla two superb Cnas Vases oak Buffet, China, 4ass
Slserware Table Cutlery, oak Arm Cnars La and
Chairs, covered with reps thanpersRosewo Dcessns
Bsreaas, Bedsteads. Narirobes, Commodes. Hair Mat
resses Feather Beds Blankets Countrpanes Sheets Oval
Mirrors star Carpets, Clocks Sofas Rockers Chairs,
brussels AMI Iugra'n Carp 81 also OF Base
ment ar Kitchen Furniture Sale rersmptory or
shine House Tor sale. Inquire Of the auctio neer.
N. B. CHAPMAN, AUcTIONEER ELEGANT
n. hoseaod Furniture at auction, this day (rue sdly)
aaay l. ~ private residene OF NJ Mideson. Esd 10 West
i"enysxh street. near Sixth avenue, 10 k consist
Dining Room Furniture EIsg Bookcase Tables
rosewood Piano ortc. and Cover; Brussels Carpets
Paintings Orn tnens Clocks Lace Cdrians Shades air
carpets Dressing Bureaus WashsAnds Hair and Spring
atesses Feather Beds Bankcts Mirrors sofas Rock
Toilet Sets Easy Chairs Lounges, Extension Table elegant
oriment oi Crystal and Rubs Ware, Slye Ware
Table Cutlery China Tea Sets Satuary Also
me o. Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sale
at O'Clock this afternoon. Deposits required Of all
chasrs House TO let at low and inmedi-
ately. In Iiire OF the auc, ionesrs
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I ROO iEr, AUCTIoN1Bi.-BY s. a j. B0GARr,
- Wstg.a'y ~ : at iO.s o,glo. ~ tes alci .
csnsstie =, ot<l assortment II fsficf BED Dom sud
tfH#en ENtuHNre. g.
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SyADY / WILL SEE YoU, As you REQUEST +,


IMPORTATION WANrLD-O BRIDGET HIGGINS,
from county Lritrlm Ireland Sac arrived the ilb
inst hired u r. Garden tie 1lta, Nv
etyltnr kimsef UerH ssMberg, 90 ncwey A. thern
no leh person there yster Ia her
and Information Respecting her VIII be thankfully
solved by her at Castle Garden
INFORMATION WANTED JULIA LoNo LEFT HER
4 home on Mednes ay, june 70 Had y purple calico
biun shawl white bonnet rnmed with Lilac
ami viii plsd ribbon, Any Information win be thanked
reo,yp.fby her sister. Ellen Lorg, q Third escct
INFORMATION WANTED-OF CATifARlNE McCARE,
Who let her home jane ~, 81 her father at No. 2i3
Eaai Fourteenth street.
cyAII,EY-I RECEIVED YOUR NOTE or JUNE is
- ~ ta Union sare Post o.ce, and lott
I'm ~ reason ooad tic arpointm ~ OF Monday
sr.psn4 al 4 GcofA NJ on Saturday und
kmndeS but H. is better now CAL for note ~ Wa qUe
tt ~
" IL TO A. u. C--Two NOTES 10 HAND 6tNNA
n We psrted IN hrcokivu. nnnot iofft'. ihe .tt~n
snu.t a ~ from you ant 10 yoa luAk or o. f0 w
.ssch fon, aud ssse - p9th. NNW xxx 18t N4 ~
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A G. FUTILE, AUCTIoNEER,
"a. u ure IN Ernadwav

a .. TUITLE, AUUTIUNEER,
IA. y ace ~ Broadway
CABINET MAKERS Stock, BROCATEL, DAMASK,
HAIRcLOTH 6c
o. TUTTLE WI. SELL Tuesday, at I01S O'Clock at No.
10 Hdson stret, corner OF BRONZE bnlancc the
stock OF b. g. Mcnamara, Esq., who retires
- " " -
n This sale will include the portion Of the stock;
also satin Damask Brocatels Pushes Harcoth dc Also
Horse Sgrn, Cart aud Harness. |s
Tho whole 10 BE- sold without trade and
others. Deposits required. !.
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fran Partner wANrED-oNR STRICTLY TEN.
S0UU. pefaIe ana Of moral habits TO take an .quaI
in Great safe husiu FROM 500 70 per
week over expenses suod chance. Money se;niei. Re-
iercnecs hanged Address r., box iso IL raid oDco.
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PERSONAL.

A LADY, ARRIVED FROM PARIS DESIRES tx
N give Lessons ia COM alton In French 20 ioN gentle
Address for terms, Madame Maria, los urccue street
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DAVID D. EGAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
day, at iS3 Canal street, at oclo k, handsome
Paror Suit cosere IN velvet also Beds Msttessc Ba
reaus Bedsteads Chairs Tables S,aa Lounges Ineran,
Threepy and Brussels Carpets Oval and Pier Vases
one Billiard Table with Bats, Cues and MarAcrs. posi-
tive
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N = r "A PARTNER WANTED IANEpfATELY IN
- -. tae exhibitions bushes, the most popular one In
tne i aies from 80 $40 made weeks and 81 easi
tina sim can he the Fourth. Apply ~ SO Broad.
way, room III
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HEQRoE HoLpRooK. AuCnoNERs, OFFICE 60
VI 6rossws ~ ~ sell on wednesday, July :. AZ i0ls
t4s tgs louse, consisting q rjsewool ana ma
TusRny Parrot suits cnamard CnaipDer Suits Pier All
Msnte ohsses rtano marble toe Tsuies mahogany All
nihef mAnosany BuresIss Mattresses -ea ana
Br tdtn brussels, luatan and fee ply Carpets kChen
AHA Diaine Y Ola fifnttsrs &c, Gc.
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remptory sale Of l6s Building Lots in Hudson Guy New
Jersey miles the Cty Huboken ferries
David SCOTT, Aus nneer win sell pubic auction, on
"Wednesday, July 2 at O'Clock NJ the premises 1863
desirable Building Lots situated In Hudson City Jer
ssy near the Five Corners and within short distance Of
above Lots beautifully situated Montgomery Waver
Icy Jefferson Ga lana and Prospect avenues imnediatey
tide water in the vry atre Of Hudson City, commanding
bu mess the above lots viii. bs positively
to close tie Terra sTcn per on the day
OF sale, twenty cent IN thirty days. full
deed viii be sveD The balance can remain bond AMI
mortgage for hve years at PER- Aconeers S.
enc hall to b. paid BY le urhaser Fer maps
particular apply to the Aactoneer No. Exchange Place.
i've doors from the ferry.
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~ FORGE COOK, AuCT1ONRER-ELEGANr house
W hold Farntuie--rnis day, A. IL O'Clock, No. III
Br,aiway lar Stock OF hrst sass city nude Fariyurc
vs:lailor Chamber Libtary, Reception ami Dirin IN On
Sriis Secrets Lhin,y bookcases. AusGeN
Gru double door Mariobcs, EtgeIes Bunets, EASrpson
Duiug Table,, SC For PARTICULARS catalurNGy Aals
To inve the attention OF buyers as bc,nl euu
supesor 10 any stock Ia the city. Telas cash. Sale
ab
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BOARDING AND Loparsa.

A PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A LARGE FIRST
"A class house " Nest Fourteenth rect bs,veen Fifih
ana Sixth avenues, vi tst koos beautifully
nishod WIN every convenience, moderate prces rsfe~
rences exchanse
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IrOR SALE-Two LIGHT sIDE SPRING ROAD WA.
CONS mace By the best makers Of the city, but little
used, and be cheap Ton cash Also light Wa
4on AtWATIRAAN x HILLS Carriage tactory, No.
Chrsopher street.
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UCTION N0TICE.-By WILLIAM IRVING, AUG
"A uoneer,-sAMUEL osGOOD L SON will sell, a. their
salesroon ss Cedar street tLis day Tuesday July al II
suitable for children shipped from Lake Champlain and
sold to pay charges and OF keep. Also
time second hand Wagons Harness. Saddles, &C., pay
advances. Z
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DRO0KLYN BOARD II STATE STREET. OPPOSITE
- Sidney place, for gentlemen gentleman and WIFE,
Location and Wall street
and South ferry. Rooms large airy and handsomely fur
o'clock. -
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-10

One great difficulty which the govern
mcnt has TO encounter in its efforts to
conquer the rebellion, is offered by its
own adherents. Thousands of patriotic
men do not appreciate tho, obstacles, dan
gers and uncertainties which beset the
path of all civil and military officers,
who arc brought in close contact with
the great conspiracy.
II is easy for us to c7iticisc and con
denim work in which we have not par
tioipatcd and TO censurc policy Of
which from our standpoint we can see
only detached portions.
A person ignorant Of chemistry, would
be Mortified it a chemist were TO propose
TO administer to him dose compounded
of two certain deadly poisons; and not
until the chemist had combined them
would he believe that their union would
produce that article indispensable to
health-common salt. Men perpetual
Iy ask, with mingled indignation and
surprise, Why does not the Govern
ment do this, or that? Why are not
certain things done Immediately And
vet if a council were called, composed
Of these persons whose mouths are ever
full of censure, ii is almost certain that
no two Of them would agree as TO the
proper steps TO be taken, about any one
subject, and il is perfectly certain that
the most violent debates and dCssensiOns
would occur. II is also certain that
werQ the Government to follow the co un-
sells of all its self-constituted advisers it
would adopt new policy every day in
the week, each one in direct contrOver-
ton TO all the others. We must then
learn 10 be patient towards those who
have charge of the public affairs, for il is
by no means certain that they whose
knowledge Of affairs must be partial, are
better qualified to direct public matters
than those whose position affords them
an opportunity Of being familiar with
the miuntie of the business Of the Gov
eminent. Let us be careful TO avoid dis
sension among ourselves, for nothing is
now so ardently desired by the enemies
Of free Government.
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There ia quite a number Of cases Of
ilux in the city, especially among chill
dren, and as this disease is api 10 prevail
In this locality during n drought i may
very probably become prevalent now.
Our springs and wells are Of strong
limestone water, and after a proiracted
drought the water becomes impregnated
with particles Of lime. Our officers should
take especial care 10 sec that their sol
diers are provided with wholesome water,
as negligence about this matter might
sacrifice hundreds of lives.
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From Kentucky.

We were gratilled yesterday to meet
with our old friend, Major Bill Parker
who is just from Lexington, Ky. He
confirms the cheering accounts we have
lately received as TO the feeling Of the
State being decidedly for the South. Vol
unieering is going forward for the Con-
federale service with great rapidly, more
than one county having already furnish
ed several regiments. Kentucky will
furnish not less than $4,000 under any
circumstances, and by some II is estima-
mated at least 10000 fighting men to the
Southern Chattanooga Rebel
Bill Parker must be brother Of TIE
man whom the devil kicked out of doors
for lying. The best information we have
satisfies us that between five sud seven
thousand recruits, mostly the scum OF
society, have joined the rebels in Ken
lucky.
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HEADQUARTERS 1sr TrNN. CAyA1nyJ
NASHVILLE, TrvE-Aug. %. 1862.
[ Orders Ne. 81
AlloiHcors recruiting for this Regiment.
will Immediately forward 10 these Head.
quarters a report showing the strength
OF thoparty present, and absent and will
hereafter, at least once week, make
similar report exhibiting the gain and
loss, If any, since last report.
BY order of Col. STOKES.
JoHN MURRAY, LIST Eicut. g. Adiutant
lst Tenn. Cavalry. Aug. 23-tf