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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-17
COLLECTORS SALE.
CRY OF EVANSVILLE, Dec. Is, 1861

CITY OF EVANSVILLE, Dec. Ii, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given, that I, CHRIS
TIAN HEDDERICH, Collector Of the City
of Evansville, between the hours of and
IL o'clock A. NJ, and 2 and 5 o'clock P.
NJ. on MONDAY, January 9th, 1862, will
sell at Public Auction, at the door of the
Court House, in the City Of Evansville, In
diana, the following lots, parts of lots, and
parcels of Real Estate and Improvements,
assessed for the payment of City Taxes for
the year 1861, due from the owners there
of to the City ofEvansville, the same now
being due and unpaid, and for the costs of
said sale, and that such sale will be contin-
ued from day to day at the aforesaid hours
and place, until all the lots and parcels oil
Real Estate herein mentioned, are sold OF
offered tor sale;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-17

NEW DRUG STORE.
The undersigned having purchased from n g.
Thompson his entries took in trade. will continue
the business at the old stand, corner Of Main and
Second treets, where he viii keep constantly on
hand fresh and full supply Of Drugs, Medicines
Paints, Oils, Daguerrean Stock, aud ell other arti
cles con nectod with the business. am prepared
to offer unusual Inducements TO cash buyers.
iune24 HENEK j. ssHLAEPFER.
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StockfIeth, Henry, lot IS, bk 6......... so
Tobin, Martin, lot 3, bk 5................ 2 %
SHARPFS ENLARGEMENT.
Brockade, Henry, lot l, bk l3........... 10
Copeland, Guild, lot 2, blk l3......... so
Heintz, Theodore, lot Z, bk s........... IS
lot 8, blk 5......... ..................... 50
Hogan, Richard, lot Z, blk 6............. 65
Wheeler, 81. Q. lot IL, blk ll........... 6e
GREEKYILLE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-11
A RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
az W OF
RAILROAD TRAINS

Norhern Train issves daily lsmdsys excepted Il
% =. N. and ssrive1 81 Z. 10 p. ~.
weaern Train leaves daily lsnndays excsp<edl st
30 aud 200 p. m, and arrives At 1900 n. and
psco p. NJ.
AZ Hamilton Depot, Trains on tAe WAbssh vaiIsg
Railroad arrive daiis, cseep, Sundays atloclock p
m, and depari dali, ,ss Edsys exeepted aie3o y.
Dassss cruners y ith thfs ETY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-11

From the debate in the Senate, April
2, upon the District emancipatioe bfIl, as
published in the Congressional Globe, we
make the following extract:
Mr.. Davis, Of Kentucky. Iadmit that
the words that Congress shall have exclu.
sive legislative jurisdiction in all cases
whatsoever In this Distriet, weuld, by
necessary Implication, carry the power 70
legislate on the subject OF slavery, evenfo
the mauumission OF the slaves, but for the
iact that the Constitution secures the
right Of property to every citizen. and for
bids amy power from taking i. without just
compensation being made The honor
able gentleman admits that Congress
coald not take the houses and lands Of
persons in this District because OF that
clause in the Constitution which provides
that no citizen shall be deprived Of his
property except by due process Of law and
anpon just compensation being made. l
say that that restrictive clause of the Con-
stitution limits and controls the general
power Of legislation vested by the clause
to which the gentleman has referred in
Congress, aud that that restriction applies
us well to slaves as to any other descrip-
tion Of property, that neither a slave nor
any other property can be taken without
just compensation.
Mr.. Morrill,. / have 30 understood The
honorable Senator to argue before. / do
not think he is in the slightest danger of
being misapprehenaed on that ppsaiDn.
The whole difficulty arises from his idea
Of the origin and saEctions of property,
and upon that question / desire to say
single word. l understand that the prop
osiiinn the senator mainfaina iasilaiaE that
he has precisely the same right TO his
slave that he has TO his horse OF his lands,
and that the origin OF tho right of prop
srty in Slaves and the origin Of the right
Of property in lands is one and the same.
1t all comes from occupation.
Mr.. Davis The same hw gives me my
right and title to both.
Mr.. Morrill,. am aware that there
are two sets Of opinions in tho world in
regard to this question Of property. /
know that for centuries uron centuries
the idea inculcsted or Attempted to be
argued here by the Senator from Ken
tuaky has prevailed in a,sny nasisss, psr-
haps at some time in all nations, but these
are not the notions common 10 civilized
nations. These are not the notions com.
mon to American Jurisprudence; nor are
they notions that are common to the
country from which we originate. In
stead Of mans having the same claim,
the NAME sanction, and ths mme right 70
slaye that he has to his property. the law
Of England, the law Of the mother coua-
Try, AMI I've law u i,lis country, ms a.
ways held that the right to slaves, that
property which vas claimed ia slaves, was.
in violation Of natural right, and was 10
violation Of natural law.
Why, sir, tho great commentaries On
English iaw-good authority, thrust, with
the honorable Senator- lays down this
proposition I have not looked at his
work With reference to this Araument.
but according to myresoAecsion ke main.
taina this propagation that tie origin of
the right Of property Of domination over
property spnngs from Deity. That is his
48al~
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OF NATION OF LIN.

IN TIED PARTNERSHIP
This may certify that nsmhden Buel, a residert OF
the cityof Keoknx, Lee couAy, lows spa George r.
Lane. resident Of the city Of Troy, State OF New
Yofk. have thsasivos In lniisd cream
tile Partnerships according the provsion Of Chapter
" of the Revised Code af Iswa, for the transAcien
OF the Hardware BuSineas In saidcIty Keekux, un-
DER the Ram1 and stsls of Hsmbdsn Buei, and con-
tinue for tho space Of two years, commencing the
ls day Of April, 16oe, ard terminating the III day
OF April, 1e6A.
The said Hambden BueI 10 the general partner, and
the said George T. Lane is the speeiA partner, and
actual Cash payments capital 10 The common stock
Of said partnership HAMBDEN BUEL,
aprI-a6w GkORGET T. LANE.
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The undersig1,ed Maxing lcasea fhe ahc ys hotel
and u having undergone thoroug paiYs and clsan-
Ing and supplied with new frniture, ID now spen al
all hours OF the day and night fer the aseOnhnada,
tfen Of visory 1hc tnbfe viii be epnstanIly suppl
Cd With the best the market afOrds, and The beds
kep& ID GOOD order = ~ 2s2 s z - -
Public patronage Ii respectfully soiicited. Prices
to suit the times &. HCNZlGER,
marlS-d3nl Fgoprietor
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0100I3A1AU CArN
OH NIGHT TkAlks TO s,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov Ysrk md Baltinsrs.
H BaGgage Checked Through. -
All Transfers FREQ.
f EIGHpS.

r. EIGH rs.
Yos1srded from Philadelphia, Aow YORK, Boalon OF
Astt,nsSe, 10 or fro1 n, point tAs Ranrosds
q fo-s e.s y kssss ssas sashsap plskcr
TAs PssAeylsaslA Rsfls~ad slsA esnassas n Pttts-
burg siiA stsansn, hy .hich Goods can ts fory ard
Tsp4sssss, Csnbsrland, Illinois, W1seessis. Asses
dppi. misseuf, Kansaa, Ark snsss, and Red Rivers;
An6 - C4evol1Dds Sandnsky and Chiaako wlshsaeAs-
ers 70 sit ports on ths North W essrn LaksA. s4
Merchaitsand Shippers eutrusffng the tTAnsportA-
uon of shess fragAt 70 Ills Co1pssy can rely stA
confidence ON its speedy trsnsh.
The Mates of Freight
To md skom Any point In tbs West BY the psnnsyl-
s.so.a e: !, ~ ns; ~ "a
R0ADG0MPANIk6- 4+s9E ss-4
T Be par.ieplar 10 mark psrkagss, s.v,A Pxsa.
CsrTaAG k.R.14H s
fss FssaeAs Can4saess Ehipping nifNetlnna. ae-
ply 70 or address either Of the following Agents ofthe
ca-psaL .ss ], , -. s,..,
y. A. STEWART, Freight Agent. Pittsburgh.
CIARkkA CO., rHnsfsr Agents. -
ii. W. BROWN a. CO., Eincina~ti. q.
k.C. MELDRUM . CO., Aadissn, ind.l
IL A0okK Louisville, ny.
M: w AiknAA Z "A - = Co, Evansville, Ind
W.H- a l.. L. IAkGLxr ,Gsilipolis, %.
G.B. NEAL, Parkefsburg, Va.
HALL Co.. Marietta. d.
3. PIEHCK T. CO., Zanesrille. O..
MDowELL < M'CoLM Ponsmouth OF
X. AaHkELY. Aaysvilis, kr.,
J.F.z10HSSONr Ripley. o.
JOHN TODD, Cevington, Ky. 81
q. l.. HEA1ONy Cleveland, O.
X. c. MELDkUM, Cent Travelling Ag'tfor
the South and West.
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ss# @44 KEOKUK IOWA: FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1862
distinction. The origin of the right Of
domination springs from the Almighty,
maker of heaven and e4rth and there In

distinction The origin of the right of
domination springs from the Almighty,
maker Of heaven and earth and there is
no origin outside OF It.. When you come
70 the question Of occupancy, that is An
other question altogether now We are
considering the rights ofprcperty.
Now, the sentiments which the honor
able Senator puts forth here are senti-
ments directly averse to these principles
of the common law. / know they are
opinions and principles reaching far back
into the early period Of the world; but
allow me 10 say to the hononble Henstor
they are baYbariaa in their origin they
were never inculcated and never adopted
In civilized nations. Where civilization
a,as advanced, whore the doctrines of chris
t.sn civilization are recognized, these mo-
tons are held to be antiauated, barbari
an, and they do not enter into the juris-
prudence Of any civilized or Christian M
tion on the globe.
The honorab Die Senator says, show me q
statute on this subject, giving me right
TO my horse, which does not give me The
same right to my slave. Well, ] will re-
fer him to positive statute on this sub
ject-a statute that know win command
his respect and his veneration
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or proud sn,hissosA heart; who, not content s&
with f.sr equality, faternaf state,
VIII ssrcxSts dominion nndesersed 8@
Over his brethren, and quite dispoaaesa
cUncoFd and fsW of nstsre from the earth
Hurting fanA mol b1Asts shsIl be his zane,
With var and hostile snare kuch ~ refuse
sub3ectt0n 10 ms empire sysaAHsgs
mighty huntEf thence he shall b styled
Before the Lord; ss In despite OF Heaven,
Or from Heavea. cistn,tUg Ssco Nd s0vTsxty;
And from reksllion shall 1sriye hts nause,
ThsneA os rstsilion others he eccase -
Now, let us hear the answer:
Whereto thus Adam, fathesiy displeased
Q s1eessble scp % TO sspire
Above hfs brethren; 10 himself assuming
Authority usarp'd, from GOD nUs given:
lie gave only over bsast, -, fevs
Dominion Absolute thai right Ne hold
b. his dOnaeson but rnan over nan
He made no lord such title p himself s.
keserviu iug, human left from human free"
Mr.. Howard. That was ! Republican
poet. u.
Mr.. Morrin. Yes, sir; q Republican
poet.
Mr.. Davis. Not Black one, though,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-11
A TTENTlON
Tax Pave1.al

BY virtue OF Chapter 10 of the Laws Of Iowa. passed
by the Lesfslature at ts present session and now In
fali force aud eject called upsn to collect Esd
sr.i Tag OF two mills the dollar, the valuation
Of kesl ind Petsons Property for A. d 1881 aAd "
u intended ~ bea part OF the Taxes Of said yssr
Said Tax Ii now levied, and the books placed In my
anda for csirctien. Those hssdius Tax tcr
A, d. 1851 requested to come forward and pay ths
sddtonAi TAX; and those ho Do hold pis for
the taxes vt said year insit~d 10 call and them
The Federal Tax must be paid BY hers day Of June,
A. d. 1854. r. II. ALLYN,
maf27 -dAwt Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-11

to the notions Of the honorable Senator
what every lawyer knows to be the COM
mon learning Of the law, and that il the
distinction between persons and things. -
Things were subjected to the dominion Of
man; persons. never, never. Whenever
man sets up dominion over man be de-
parts from the law Of nature; and allsw
me to say TO the Senator that the law Of
nature il never repealed. Men may dis.
regard it as in the instances he refers to ;
communities may disregardit; but the laE
stands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-11
Z And God bisssed them.

h2Fe 0ouunlOn over the n6n4 Of the ee0,
and over the fowl Of the air, and over
every living thing that moseth spon the
earth -
The commentary of the great English
commentator runs back to that rs the orr
gin of the right of property; aud here is
the obvious distinction between the right
Of persons and the right Of things. Man
has dominion over things; be has no do
mlnion over PERSONS M
Mr.. Davis. Would the courtesy of the
gentleman allow me word now:
Mr.. Morrill,. Certainly.
Mr.. Davis / will ask the honorabls
Senator from Maine If he ever knew any
property to be recovered in . court Of
justice upon that law, or eyer knew,
claim to property to depend on the law
which he has just read, in court Of JUS
tice?
Mr.. Morrill,. We never had any occa-
sion TO plead that statute in any part Of
the country, yet it is always recognized.
Laughter This reasoning Of the hon.
orable Senator is not new. He viii not
suspect me Of running any offensive par
ailel here; but / will read from another
work which not only recognizes the reas-
oning Of the honorable Senator, but re-
cognizes the principle 70 which ! refer
Here is the reasoning Of the spirit of evil,
as told by the angel Michael to Adam,
according to England's greal poet Itran
in this wise. He was relating to Adam
what should take place afler the fall. and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-11

Hatfnx reesntfy purch assA the lenG BnA 3xsofsbiy
known Furniture Establishment OF Messrs Scarritt
Mason will continue the business Ut the Old StspA
and pro misc thihfiy TO serve Hh the eofdn well
new customerEI IN tho vey best manner, both as re-
CARDS prices and quality of work.
Ny stock shall to be the largest and best
selected u any In the Vest.
By ARA neemen mt, ~ essrs. Gcafre Mason will
for The pressnt continue With and III be pleased
10 see all heir old frfepds and customers.
All In wspt Of FnSAtuse cordially invited 10
msrse-d H. II. CURTIS.
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pOsT-oFFIcE DIRECTORY.


ARRIVAL ~ the Main.
kastssn Mall asriv<s daily tSundsys exeepted)yia
Rlymonth, ats o'clock. Y. m.
st. Louis and Southern Mail arrivesdsiiy Mondays
excepted1 ato,p.m.
Western Mail arrives daily ls 100
O'Clock, n
Buriington haiiarrives daily lexs.rt Enndays1at
20 pm. n les
Carthage and rtynssth Nail arrive l4iiy kaai4ys
sxceptsd) Al 3,p.n.
Charleston Mail Il tri-weekiyl arrives fasslhys,
Thursdays and Ssiarasys,n pm.
Closing 81 she MaIls.
Eastern Mail eioses daily tsxeepi sasurdsys1 atap.
m.
ST. Leuis and Southern Naifcios@s daily (sstusdays
exeepssd)Atep. m.
Darlington Asilcioses daily iexeeptsaisrdaysj At
rp.n4
Wes,srn Nail eiepss daily tesesps Saturdays) ais
Carthage and Plymouth kaileisses ally Saturdays
<nosptedi ats pm.
Kchariesson aAii ttri-weetiy1 eioses Mondays wed
DsSdays apd Fridays, ai6s M
liz Ths Post unsce will be open EunAsya fron
sto 10 e'cIoet, A.m. b. HOWELL, p u.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12

GONE 70 PIEcEs.-The schooner Post Boy, which
vent ashore rear Yan Buren, Point during the gale
Of the 2nd inst, has gone to pieces She was owned
by E. 4. Keys, Of Conneaut, and was insured for
about tEothirds Of her value Her anchors, chainE,
and part OF her rigging will be saved. The crew
all saved Two other vessels, the Chief Justice Mar
shall and the Rugby, went ashore near the Post Boy,
and were lost with all hands.
We clip the following items from the Detroit Tri.
bune and Advertiser Of the 10th:
SCHOONER GALICHNA.-This vessel, which was driE-
en- ashore some Gays since on Erie Peninsula, but
since got Of, has arrived here and been placed in the
dry dock for repairs;
THE schooner Kesthum during her recent trip
down, which was long and tedious one, lost her
small boat and damaged one thousand bushels Of
grain. During the coming winter she Is TO be re-
built and made larger.
THE CAP. ain OF the propeller Union, which passed
up from Buffalo sunday, reports passing of Port
Stanley sunken vpesel, with part Of her toDmaSts
out Of water which possibly may have fOundered
during the recent gale, and all hands lost. There
are two vessels at present unaccounted for, which
passed here days since bound for the Canal and
Ii not heard IRON shall feel justihe in giving
their names. Up to the present have seen no re-
cord Of their having passed through the canal.
Tho following vessels have passed this port Noyem.
UPgPropelIer Union, Queen Of the Lake; barhs
Col Fairchtld, S. \. &. Watson, Levi Raw son, Hans
Croker ChenangO, Gibraltar, brigs New York, Mo.
hegdn, Z. B. Garaner, w, Treat; schooners ketchum
an, NJ. Eg n, Falcon, II. L. Lansing, international
Sweepstakes, Curlew, S. II. kimball, Fanny and
EOTy, E. q. Ieu Ups, Norway j. COchrane, San JaciE
TO, q. Hannah Empire.
DowS-Propellers ngdensbuTgh, Galena, Acme
Neptune, Kenlucky brig c. P. Blair schooner J. F
| Tracey
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-12
NEW YORK. MARKET.-NOv. IL

| LHG TELEQRAPH-l
| FIour-S6IOc lower with moderate business doing
Market closing neayy with no buyers at outside quo
Sales 1850 bbIs at s5e0a6OO supsrhne state ss,Is
/ ff6.J3 common medium extra WESTERN 81, ,sOG7 O
common 70 g6oa shipping brands extra round hoop-
Canada ElOur-Market 5 TO 10 cents lower.
Sal >, 800 ibis at S6,2UG6,s5 common s6,45Gs, =
Rye Fiour-llarket quiet and steady. Mode
: orn lieai"Market quiet and without material
Whisky-Marset unchanged. Sales 500 bbls at
37aa sac, including 200 bbls and the latter
VVheat-BIarket exhibits l-ss activity and priees
lc lower, closing, however, little more steady
Gales OF - 7UI bush Chicago spring at sIlTl1i 2s;
3,l00 milwaukee clu5 az Sl,25Gl.32i Il no bush
western a. sl,4iGi,44 81 GO bush amber Michigan
a, sl,44 q; 1870 bush extra choice amb Iowa at
Sls37a s5si l6,en bu extra choice amber Michigan
at 81 AZ, and 1850 busn white Michigan at 81 80
Iiye Market steady at 7sasec for western; and
sS9-c for state. Sales 500 bushels western SOc
Barley-Market irm. Sales $50 bush state at
Bssns-We notice sales OF $50 bbls beans at $3.50
G2,5 Tor mediums, and s2,75l2,sO for mario fats
Sal 1860 bush at74725c for shipping mixed west
ern, closing at 7lg!5si 66d6gc for eastern; 59g65
Tor dams gsd and heated; &c for yellow western.
URts-Market scarce and firm with moderate sales
at ole &C for common 70 prime.
SusnF-There has been an sctive speculative de-
mand 10th NV and rehned to-day. Prices have
advanced 5sc per pound Sales 3OUO hhds at 95R9lUc
VI uDa luE Lli4C lcr New orleans: l0-6C Tor Porto
Rico aud 25u boxes Havana l0GIO4c; also sales Of
SO o bbl- refined on private terms
Molussea- Market MN a d in better demand
Sales e hhds Porto Rico private Terms; 10 hhds
Barhadoes at 43c; 2l4 hhds Cu6a Muscovado at sjc
Pork Market o ened dull snd cosed more ac-
tive and hrmer. Sales OF 2,725 bbls at sl262Sf67
1860 Tor N IS closingat l4tter Urice; SI2 Oi3OI Tor
prime me 9, and Sll ~ for prime.
Beef-Mai ket quiet with sales Of 10 bbls at sS5ra
z country prime; sSgsln,75 for country mess; SIG
1879 repacked mess; sl3,5OgsI4 for extra mess
Prime Mess Beef-MarKBt dull and nominal
Ieci Hams-Aarket quiet and unchanged.
Cut Meats-MarketA Ateady al 81 @5ic for shoulders
and 736c hams
Bacon Sides-AIarlet quiet. Sales 100 boxes at
do.
LRrd-Narket steady and in good demand
Sales g. - bb5 at * ZBfc, including 2uOO bbls for
December and January delivery at g5SGlUc
HutteF-Selling a. l5922c for Ohio and 2Oa2Ic for
Ss6eesa-9T,rl-at 6rr, at ol7f1.
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HOUSE FURNISHING ARTIoLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment CIV. P Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Creckery, and Glass
Ware, Of every descrptioni Silver Plated Ware
of the best quality; Tes Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannis Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerstors
OF the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezer5, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety OF House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
iy executed by experienced workmen.
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n. Y. CATTLE 0IARKET-NOv. Il

The eurreat prices for the week at all the markets
are as follows:
Besi Cattle mat quality S. 60q 90; ordinary 1920.
o,Z5i common quality SS,5 90; infeu S6,sO
COWS and Oavas nrst quality 45d SIC; ordinary 4c9
49ei common 90 I3jc; inferior 25ll23c
common ~ 4i7c; interior 4a1a%c.
sheep and Lambs hrst qualify s5a6 per head; ordi.
Eary S4'utgi,75; common S5,25eSi75; In eriOr $500
SWINE, corn fed 4495c perl pound roor 4@4zc; still
Ihe market for beef cattle is substantially the same
Is last week. Prices range the same, but rst-cass
9glhs les pleny sold rather more freely at from 81
@sc: There was moderate inquiry T the poorer
grades but they would probably all sell befJre might
within the range.
Milch Cows quiet but steady at sIs25aIs,5o
yeats arc Ia moderate request at 10 6G61sc
Sh ep and Lambs have sold tolerably well consider
ing the weather and prices about 25 GEMS Der head
hi her.
Swine have sold slow on account of the bad yyea-
ther put since the weather has been more favor bic
they have gone OF pretty freely at our quo ations
which show an advance OF 54c per pound
The total receipts all stocks az an the Yards for
this week were as fellows: Beeves 53gE COWS lO7:
veal calves "a; sheep and lambs r. 465 swina 40 $50
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Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
and their heirs. Pensions secured to the widow,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
TO bounty money and back pay Of al deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back Psy foT
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on furlough. All claims
growing out OF this or previous wars, against the
Pay, Commlsssry, or other Departments Of the
Army, Navy or Government, promptly collected.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend,' paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send us your name and stamp, and we viii send
q copy feei or twelve copies, one each month,
for % cents.
Apply to Us in person or BY letter, with stamp
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until afterwe have ae-
compHshed what we undertake.
@. G. BRUCE,
OA5ce-Lvnan's Block, nesr the Court House,
Cleveland. sepllots5i
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FROM TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Nov. II.
Special to the Tribune says: General
Rosencrans and staff arrived last night,
having left Bowling Green at o'clock
that morning on a train to Mitchellville,
making the reminder of the trip on horse
back withoutinterruptson from Guerrillas.
Fires are blazing along the greater portion
of the route and many dwellings have
been destroyed. The country looks pain
fully desolate, the inhabitants, forage and
stock is nearly all gone.
The reports about the starving situation
of Nashville are fanciful About 10000
bushels Of corn and other substantials
were in store when McCook's corps arriv-
ed. The recent attack of the enemy was a
reconnaissance and feint to enable Nor
gan's guerrillas to destroy the railroad
bridge. We lost about 80 killed and
wounded. MoCOok has driven most Of the
guerillas clear back from the city.
The enemy is still in considerable force
at Murfreesboro', butts retreating beyond
the Tennessee river, destroying every
thing as they retire.
A supply train of 100 wagons arrived
from Mitohellyille last night.