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A Mnr Sncech.

The Hon. THOMAS EwING made a
speech at ChiIlicothe, Ohio, lately, Of
which we find the following synopsis in
the Scioto Glaette
-" ] wish TO speak Of the present and
the future, not Of the past. We are in
the midst Of a civil war, nearly one third
OF the people are in rebellion against the
Government The effort OF the rebellion
teuds TO a dissolution of the Union,
which is destructive. Ii one part be
permitted 60 secede, others will follow;
interested leaders may dictate, until our
country shall be divided into petty and
warning powers! We will have border
wars; there will be war here, This beau
tiful valley will be swept by marauders-
five thousand guerrillas might invade
this valley and sweep II before this peo-
pie with all our numbers and bravery
could concentrate TO oppose them. These
things will go on until the iairest region
Of our country shall be returned as parts
of Italy have been, 20 the wild beasts
We must prevent desolaion while we
have the power. We need more men, and
the more promptly we place sufficient
number in the field, the more speedily
will this work be brought 90 an end
Some persons thought when this war be-
gan that it would end in one year /
never thought.so. The rebels were too
well organized they had been prepar-
ing Tor years for ihis rebelliOn; they had
corrupted our army, dispersed our navy
and stolen our arms When the war bd-
gan intelligent military meu told me
we must expect 20 be defeated for the
first year. We have done betior than
that, we have broken the force Of the re .
bellion in the West, but il is still
strong in the East, and we must have
men TO put il down there we need more
men to hold the West; we must occupy
the Southern line Of Tennessee, drive tho
rebels south Of that line, aud bo strong
enough at all points 10 resist the attack
OF their concentrated forces. This work
will be gallant service though less dan :
gerous than ihe fighting Of great battles.
Let us do these things, aud The work is
almost done.
" We have the Mississippi which we
! purchased; this we must keep. vet the
| rebels claim this great river Much AZ
/ would have yielded for Cancellation, /
never would have yielded any part oI
the Union--not a foot OF soil-n0t a har-
Dor, nor the navigation Of single river
I II the Union must fall let il fall alto.
gether, ..t... ... ..s W.
Many fear taxes do not. We ar,
In better financial condition, a. a peo,
pie, than we were a year ago. We have
been relieved by government notes. Some
object that this injuries the capitalists
This isnot 30. This state Of things mus
occur ia the history Of every nauon.--
England, when not hall 90 rich as w
are now, incurred a debt Of iourthousanC
millions Of dollars la war with France
aud she was not injured
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per cent. interest, TO twenty.Gve millions
Of dollars, shall be 80 far modified rs 10
authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury
10 receive such deposits 10 an amount not
exceeding fifty millions of dollars, and
that the rates Of interest shall be pre-
scribed by the Secretary Of the TfeAsu-
~ not exceeding the annual rate OF five
per eentum. s.HHtHa.
Sec 4. md b. 70 Jisthts. enacted, That
in all cases whero the Secretary of the
Treasury is authorized by law TO Reissue
notes, be may replace such as are SO mu-
tilated OF otherwise injured as to be unfit
fer use With sthsrs es che s=zae ehas=,ssg
and amount; and such mutiiated notes,
and all others which by law are required
TO be taken up and not reissued shall,
when so replaced or taken up, be destroy
ed in such manner and under such regu-
latiOns as the Secretary Of the Treasury
may prescribe. tas .si
Approved, March II, 1862.
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Az AcT for a Joint commission for the
preservation of the Atlantic fisheries.
proved, February 18, 1867.

Az Acr for Joint commission for the
preservation of the Atlantic fisheries.
BE 10 e1aete{Jy The Senate and House Of
Representatives Qfhe United States of 1BleJ-
ica IN Congress assembled, That the Presi-
dent OF the United States is hereby au-
thorzed TO appoint a commissioner to
meet such commissioner as may be ap-
poined one the part Of Great Britain,
and also on tho part Of France, together
to form a join commission 10 frame
measures TO protect the fisheries off the
coasts of Newfoundland and North
America against deterioration and des-
truction by means of set lines on the
spawn hanks, and like destructive prac-
tices.
Sec. 2. -4nd Do IL further enacted, That,
TO enable the President 60 carry Into ef.
feet this act the sum Of three thousand
dollars be and the same is hereby ap-
propriated, out Of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated
Approved, March 10, 1862. .T
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-. rLom IIa,r. Jonra.I.
count CRVOurg or, QuRclIery ana
d. .....t AHigh LIVInu.

.I IHigh LiyinR.
An Italian nobleman, one of the very
greatest Of living statesmen, died re-
Gently at the close Of his fifty second
year. America, England Franco and
Italy, four nations, sincerely regret his
death, as did the friends Of human lib
erty everywhere. He ought 20 have lived
at least twenty years longer, and used
the power which long experience, great
intellect and gigantic political abilities
gave him Tor good, for Sardinia, for Unit
ed Italy, aud for mankind. But be died
before his time, while in the very zenith
OF his power his efficiency and his fame,
as many great men have done before, in
consequence, first, of yielding 70 the
qualification Of the animal appetites; and
second, by the weak presumption, not
uncommon with smaller minds, Of pre-
scribing for himself--of being his own
physician. The public record Of his
case is I" He died of congestion of tho
brain, arising from intense occupation,
want of bodily exercise, and either too
strong an appetite or else an excessive
indulgence Ia the pleasures of his we'll
appointed table.nl In palmer language,
he died of apoplexy, from eating too
much and exercising too little. In fact,
the great Count could govern nation
better than he could govern himself. His
presumption completed the ruin of his
manly frame and once vigorous constitu-
tion, We have read of the Roman ruler who
loved eating so well shat when he had
swallowed as much as his pannch could
possible hold, no would take an emetie,
that he might repeat the pleasure, Count
Cayour had for long time been a great
feeder and as he persisted in taking no
exercise, lie made too much blood, and
that, too, of O bad quality and being a
great thinker, this attracted the blood
! 10 the head faster than il could be con-
veyed away by the sluggish veins
hence, there was such great accumulation
that the brain was compressed crawd-
cd, and the powers of life were for the
moment in state of suppression. lie
had found out that in previous milder
attacks, that the quickest way to get re-
lieved of the surplus blood was 10 open
vein in the arm and speedily, Richard
was himself again" But IN this last
| attack, having no medical knowledge be-
yond the general fact that bleeding had
relieved him before, he inferred haiti
would do so again, and that the only
rule TO govern himself by was to let the
blood flow until he was relieved, aud as
often as the symptoms returned The
result was that hc did NOT send for his
/ physician, but for professional blceder
whose whole duty consisted in opening a
vein, and letting the blood run until be
was ordered TO stop it. Hence, neither the
i blecder nor the Counts physicians were
TO blame, because he was in effect hled
10 death before he consulted bis physi-
clan at all It's admitted that Count
Cavonr was bled to DEATH He was bIed
seven times, but by his own directions
/ given 10 non. medical man. lW
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AN ACT TO authorize the purchase o
coin, and for other purposes,
Approved, February 1s, 1867.

AN ACT TO authorize the purchase Of
y.'.l coin, and for other purposes,
BE Il enacted By the Serate and House Of
Representatives Of the URited States Of
Aplerioa "a Congress assembled, That the
Secretary Of the Treasury may purchase
coin with any Of the bonds or nutvs Ofthe
United States, authorized by law, at such
rates and upon such terms as be may deem
most advantageous TO the publieinterest;
and may issue under such rules and reg
ulations as he may prescribe, certificates
Of Indebtedness, such as are authorized
by an act entitled "An act 10 authorize
the Secretary Of the Treasury to issue
certificates Of indebtedness to public
creditors" approved March first eighteen
hundred and sixty-two, to such creditors
as may desire TO receive the same, Ia dis.
charge Of checks drawn by disbursing
officers upon sums placed 70 their credit
on the books Of the Treasurer, upon re-
QUESTIONS Of the proper departments, as
well as in discharge Of audited and set-
tied accounts, as provided. BY said act.
Sec, 2. Ind b. 10 farther enacted That
the demand notes author ized BY the act
Of July seventeenth, eighteen hundred
and sixiy-one, and by the act OF Februa-
ry twelfth, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, shall, I'm addition 10 being receiya-
BILE In payment OF duties on imports, be
receivable, and shall be lpWfnl money
and a legal tonder, In like manner, aud
tor the same purposes, and 70 the same
extent as the notes authorized by an act
entitled IAN act TO authorize the issue
OF United States notes, and for the re-
dempuon or funding thereof, and for
funding the floating debt Of the United
/ States approved February twenty fifth,
! eighteen hundred aud sixty-two.
Sec, ., AHd be it Jirrtlsr siaetei That
She limitation upon temporary deposits
Of the United States notes with any as
sistant treasurer OF designaled depOsita-
ries, authorized by the Secretary Of the
Treasury 10 receive such deposits, AZ five
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AN ACT' to amend An act 20 inoorpo.
rate the Columbia Institution for the
Instruction Of the Deaf and Dumb and
the Blind, aud 20 make appropriations
u for the benefit thereof.
Be Il enacted by he Senate and LI1uss Of R.p-
resentatiUes Of the United States Of Ameylea
IN Congress assembled, That the sum Of four
thousand four hundred dollars per an
nun, payable quarterly, shall be allowed
for the payment Of salaries and Incl
dental expenses Of said institution; and
that four thousand four hundred dollars
be and is hereby appropriated for that
purpose, out Of any moneys in the Treas =
ury not otherwise appropriated, for the
fiscal year ending June thirty, eighteen
hundred and sixty-three.
Sec. ?, indie Hfgrther enacted, That the
sum OF nine thousand dollars be and the
same is hereby appropriated, ont Of any
moneys in tho Treasury not otherwise
appropriated for the erection, furnishing,
and fitting up Of two additions 10 the
buildings Of said institdtion.
Sec. 3. And b t further enacted, That all
receipts aud disbursements under this
act shall be reported 70 the Secretary OF
the Interior, as required I'm the sixth
section Of the act 10 which this Is an
amendment
Approved, March l5, 1862
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AN ACT making an appropriation for
completing the defeDces Of Washing
ton, and for other purposes.
Be 10 enacted by che Senate and House Of Rep
resentatiUes Of lse United States Of .Apie1Soa
IN Congress assembled, That the sum of
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars
be and the same is hereby appropriated,
out of any money IN the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for completing
the defences of Washington PnoUided,
That ell arreafages of debts already in
Cured for the objects Of this act shall be
paid out of this sum: ApdprovidaA further,
That no part Of the sum hereby appro-
priated, shall be expended in any work
hereafter to be commenced. .'Efa.a rd
Sec. g. And BE- 10 further enacted, That
the 9th section of the act of twenty
eighth September, eighteen hundred and
fiity, providing for the discharge from
the service of minors enlisted without
the consent of their parents or guardians,
be and the same hereby is srepealed; Pro-
vidat, That hereafter no person under the
age of eighteen shall be mustered into the
United States service, and the oath of
enlistment taken by the recruit shall be
conclusive as to his age. -
See. 3. .And Be .it further enacted, That
no volunteers or militia from any State
or Territory shall be mustered into the
service Of the United States on any
terms or conditions eonining their SER
vice to the limits Of said State or Terri
| tory, or their vicinities, beyond the num-
ber Of ten thousand in the State OF
Missouri, and four thousand fine hund-
red in the State Of Mary land, heretofore
authorized by the President ofthe United
| States, or Secretary Of War, TO be raised
in said States. a'
SEQ. 4. And be II fmtler enacted, That
the second section of the act of the tenth
of April, eighteen hundred and six, shall
be ahd the same is hereby so amended as
TO read as follows
"Sec. 2, And be II |tirther enacted, That,
in time Of war or rebellion against the
supreme authority Of the United States,
"all persons who shall be found lurking
"as spies, or acting as such, in or about
"the Qualifications, encampments posts
quarters, or headquarters Of The armies
I" of Che United States, or any Of them,
"within any part Of the United States
(which has been or may be declared To
F" be in state of insurrecton by procla-
nation Of the President of the United
estates, shall suffer death by sentence OF
"a general court-martial."
| Sec. 5. AIH be 10 Jurtlsf enacted, That
the fify-fifth article of the first section
Of act Of tenth Of April, eighteen hundred
and six, chapter twenty, be and the same
is hereby so amended as to read as fol-
lows:
"Article Fifty Eve. Whoever, belong.
ing to the armies Of the United Stales
"in foreign parts. or at any place within
"tho United States, or their Territories,
during rebellion against the supreme
authority Of the United States, shall
" force a safeguard shall suffer death"
Approved, February l3 1862
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(PUBLIC--No. %,
AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled An
act 70 regulate trade and intercourse
with the Indian tribes, and TO preserve
peace on the frontiers" approved June
thrtieth, eighteen hundred and thirty
four.
Be a enacted By he Senate and House Of
representatives. Of he United States Of Amer
iCa IL, Congress assembled, That the TWEEN
tieth section of the &" Act 70 regulate
trade and intercourse with the Indian
tribes, and to preserve peace on the
frontiers approved June thirtieth, eigh-
teen hundred and thirty four be and the
same is hereby amended SO as 10 read as
follows, to-wit: ..I n..-.
"Sec. 20. And be 10 further enacted That
if any person shall sell, exchange, give,
barter, Or dispose of any spirituousl
liquor or wine to any Indian under the
charge of any Indian superintendent or
Indian agent appointed by the UnitedI
: States, or shall introduoe or attempt TO-
Introduce any spirituOus liquor or wine.
into the Indian country, such person, on
s conviction thereof before the proper dis
: trict court of the United States, shall be
= imprisoned for a period not exceeding
3 two years, and shall be fined not more
than three hundred dollars Providei,
& however, That it shall be sufficient de
ience to any charge Of introducing or
attempting TO introduce liquor into the
: Indian country if it be proved to be
done by order of the War Department,
or of any officer duly authorized there
8 TO by the War Department. And if any
superintendent of Indian affairs, Indian
'agent or sub-agent or commanding
officer of a military post has reason 70
suspect or is informed that any white
2 person or Indian is about 20 introduce
or has introduced any spirituous Liquor
or wine into the Indian country, in VIC I,
lation of the provisions of this section,
Z il shall be lawful for such superinten-
dent, agent, ub-agent, on commanding
officer, 10 cause the boats, stores, pack
8 ages, wagons, sleds, and places of de-
posit of such person TO be searched I; and
il any such liquor is found therein, the
same, together with the boats, teams
wagons, aud sleds used in conveying
the same, and also the goods, packages,
and peltries of such person, shall be
seized and delivered TO the proper officer
and shall be proceeded against by libel
in the proper court, and forfeited, one
half to the informer and the other half
to the use of the United States and if
such person be a trader, his license shall
be revoked and his bond put in suit.
And it shall moreover be lawful for any
person in the service Of the United
States, or for any Indian, TO take aud
destroy any ardent spirits or wine found
in the Indian country, except such as
may be introduced therein by the War
Department. And in all cases arising
under this act Indians shall be compe-
tent witnesses,
Approved, February 18, 1862.
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AN AoT authorizing floats to ssue in sat
States for lands sold by them within
the Las Ormigas and La Mana grants,
in the state of Louisiana.
Be Il enacted 6y us Senoic aad House Of
Representatives The United States Of Apler-
ica IN Congress assembled, That II shall be
the duty of the Commissioner of the Gem
eral Land Office 10 issue and deliver TO
the respective owner or owners OF the
Las 0rmigas and La Mana tracts Of land,
formerly situate in the parish Of Match
itoches, now parishes Of Sabine and De
Soto, ia the State Of Louisiana, or 10 his
or their assigns or other legal represen-
tatiyes, certificates or floats, in the usual
form, for so much land as may have
been at any time heretofore sold, donated,
granted or reserved by the United States
within said tracts Of land or either Of
them :; and which certificates or floats
may be located by the owner or holder
thereof on any lands belonging TO the
United States, and subject 10 private en- .
try at price not exceeding one dollar
and twenty-five cents per acre, and
which certificates or floats shall be ia
full satisfaction Of all claims against the
United States for lands 50 sold, donated,
granted, or reserved; Proudeb That as a
condition precedent 10 the Issuing Of the
floats hereinbefore authorized, the claim
ant or claimants shall present 10 the Com
missioner OF the General Land Office salts
factory evidence of title thereto, and that
such claimants have been and continue
10 be loyal 10 the Government Of the
United States And pyorided further That
such certificates and floats shall not ex I
ceed in gross seventeen thousand four
hundred and seventy seven and sixty
two hundredths acres.
See o Ind b Il JpTthy enalisl, That
this act 81 I'll take effect Immediately.
Approved, March ~ 1862.
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NO iO9.

But after all, money is not the high
est consideration. " we make the pro-
per cXeriion noe, aud mahfally meet al
our responsibilities, we can never regret
IL. The young men who have activity,
strength and courage ought TO so out and
tght the battles of The country. Those
who have property, and are not able 70
90 ought 60 support the families OF
the soldiers. oung men have other mo-
tiyes--they viii be improved and devel-
oped by travel; they win earn fame /:
they and their children will be proud OF
their heroism aff3 ~
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Second Session Of Me Thdty v0satl
Congress
[PUsLIc-No. POI

[PUBLIc-No. POI
AN ACT making an appropriation for the
purchase of cotton and tobacco seed
for general distribution. .......s
Be it enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. of he United Statesof Amer-
ica IN Congress assembled, That there be
and is hereby appropriated, out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated, The sum Of three thousand dol
lars, for the purchase of cotton seed, and
one thousand dollars for the purchase of
tobacco seed, under the superintendent
Of the Secretary of the Interior, for gen
eral distribution: P,ovded, Tbatthe said
cotton seed shall be purchased from places
where cotton is grown as far north as
practicable
Approved, February 13, 1862
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DIR. yCOLEMAN'S
PRIVATE pISPRNSARY

SI'HE attention of 6taens, strangers aud others via,
4 ting Nashville, requiring medial AID, h roapyct
Nny callod 70 tpis oloe No n Frederick street,
opd aooF betweeu Cherry ana the square
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an,,st aullmited experience and aatteTing sueuest
mr many years past, "a tho tTeatmeni ~ fRivAu ihs
use hts uduoed bp " devote he undivided aiten.
uOn 10 al Diseases nf thM nature. Many cases N
he most inyeteTate oharaoier have prOmpuY YIELDED
W hs improved method ul treatment
Primary Secondary rartiary and Hereditary sypn.
Ills GonorrhUa, Gloat and an diaaasea ~ the gouns
snd drlnary organs, meet wiih ~ repistanoe =" oh
vemidiea.
A fomao Irregularities sud Muotional iaIiursngs
meuta OF tho WOiab, aud the dUeAs5 arising IRON
0uatauou and IA uangud parturtiOn.
Evhiy az Retuuihle Rupture, and 0i f'iua "a
80 ReCtum, eEd most eases OF Fhtula
hrnceHa nearly painless n either
b. undertssen by Dr. Colamss .
arrdafsf a. cantnii eHaminadsd
|uaceFaary indiuaiiOns az rti0cssi o.
fvci method o. 0psrainE
aet applying IN peTsOn ~ oY letter
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wolnUi atteutiuu, and moduratg
him via hia patfauB
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that a givon 10 cure
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AN ACT to authorize the construction Z
twenty iron .clad steam gunboats.

Be 10 enacted By do Senate and House Of
Representatives. oftle United States Of A,ier-
ica in Congress assembled, That'the Secre-
tary of the Navy is hereby authorized
and empowered TO cause TO be construct
ed, by contract or otherwise, as he shall
deem best for the public interest, not ex-
ceeding twenty iron clad steam gunboats
for the use OF the navy of ihe United
States. o'''i' ' .'I.
Sec. 2. Aad be il fothef enacted, That
the sum Of ten million dollars be and
hereby is appropriated, out Of any mon !.
ey in the Treasury not otherwise APP
propriated, to carry ont the purpose of
this act.
Approved, February IS, 1862 '.l
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NIGHT POLICE
COUNTY OFFICERS.


shrV-IAmes NJ Hinton. .D,puiie,-Thomas Hob.
son and J. K. Buchanan. .' ''''
Rcgister--Phineas Garrett,
Trt,siee--w. Jasper Taylor.
Coroner--N u Bglcbor
Rangcr-John Corb'tt
Revenue Collector. G. Brey.
Rafroaa Tay C2Hert0r--W. D., Robertson
Cahiabies tor ttt NasEsits DbDicf-fohn d. Gower
aud J. r. Newman.
-g..r COUNTY COURT, Es.
J,dgs-Hon. James whitwJrth
Clsrt-P. Lindsey Nichol.
r sB- TIC Jddg0'S Court meets the 6rst Monday in
eact month ara the quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County is held the 6rst Mon
day in Jlnuary, April July and october,
ODD ciaculr COURT D
Jsdgs-IIon Nathaniel Baxter
C9ork--Dayid C. Love..r.r 1HHr#F.
So Tho Court meets the nnt Monday In March
and September.
- q = II oRIMiNALl coURE OT
JaJge-Hon, william X. Turner.
Clvk-Charlos y. Diggona.
aar nS SCoar, meets thsllnr NopdAy Ia April Au,
gust and neocmber,
cHANcERT COURT
taaRo,llor-- Hon. Samuel D, Frierson,
Clsrt and Masier-J. 4. Gleaves.
81 The Court meets the arsl Monday in May and
November. H..-a fnH i.-n