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Cnmmittad "a Lail

4 AZ Davidson county, June ga, 1862, negro boy,
~ who says his name Is ak, and belongs TO VIM
McGregg0r Of wilson CO.. age years Old weighs about
90 or l65 pounds feet O. inches high color black
scar on second finger on left hand .....
The owner IL requested TO come forward, prove
property aud pay charges, as the law directs
a. r,. FL aI 49, j. n. HINTON,
JlneH29a-3t Shari0 and Tailor ef N. ri
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! Cnmmiftad Id Iail

nF Davidson coaniy, June n, 1862, a negro man,
" who says his name Is ROB; says he be ongs
TO Thomas c, Walker Of Maury county, Tenn; age
about Is or 20 years Old, weighs about $50 pounds
feet 3k Inches IN hieght color black, no marks;
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove pro.
perry, a. pay charges as the law directs
y. ~. HINTON,
June20--3t sheriff and Tailor OF d o.
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nnnmiftnd "a Nh

or Davidson county, Tenn, June 10, 1862, a negro
" girl, who says her name Is JOANNA, and belongs
to Robert Williams, OF Franklin, Ky, aga sboutl7
or is years feet inches high ; Weighs about 10
ponndsi dark copper color. The owner Is requested
q come forward, prove properly, and pay charges
the law directs j. M. H1NTUN,
iunenO- "a Sheriff and .1nflnr of II O.
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NJ DaYidson Coupiy, Tenn, July s. 1862 Negro
~ Nan, who says hs name ist RkUBEN; says he
belongs 20 Pation's Heirs, Of Davidson County, Tenn.
agad n ycarBi weighs l75 pounds; height, feet y
inches, color black; scar on right wrist. The owner
u Wqoested 10 come forward, rove pfolery and ray
charges, % tbe aw directs ~. 81. llNIuN,
July y, 1S62--3t SherGand Jaior Of D. e.
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NASHVILLE,


Or Dayidsoh County, Jug I, Idsi, q Negro Man,
- who says bis name q SAM; says be bclonga b.
Gorge ArmatrOng, 81 williamson county, Tenn; aged
y years. weighs i63 pounds 5 feet inches high,
coori hlacki 20 riarla. The ovnef z requested 70
come iornnTd, qfofe property, ana pay charges, as
She INV directs. j. ~ llINIuN,
July o--gt. y aia sherIH sud Jalior OF b. O.
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Committed 70 jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, July Q, 1882, a Negro
~ Nan, Who says his name IS GEOhGE; says he
belongs 20 Van AIlen % White County, Tenn; aRed
Is years. weighs ito pounds ieet @ inches high +;
color, black; small scar lef ore1nger The owner
"a requested TO come forward pfovs proper s. and pay
charges as the law directs ..gs M HINTON, Il
Jnly 2, 1se2-3i. Sheriff aud Jallor ofD G.
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pcgsona hlps % eoid Freight aud Packages by
tho Norulns rfdos Of Che louisutLn ANA NAsu.
,inN, ana NAauuLir Aap proArun RAILsoAna
must have She lam6 % the 0aoe by6 O'Clock tho
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OF First Regiment Of
Tennessee volunteer Cavalry.

Tennessee volunteer Cavalry.
july 20, 1862.
All officers recruiting for this service
will report to me at Headquarters, Fair
Grounds, or at the State Capitol. Those
desiring to enlist will apply at either of
those places.
Volunteers will, ifpossible, bring their
horses with them, which will be valued
and paid for by the Government
BY order Of Col. W. b. STOKES.
C. d. BRIEN, A. r. Q. NJ.
july20-tf.
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HEADoUARTERs DIsTRcr OF THE Omo,(
NASHVILLE, TENN, July Is, 1925
special order No. 1o7,
~, After completing the duty assign
ed him in Special Orders, No. 293, (our-
rent series) "District of Cairo" Moior
W. Il. SDELL viii repair to Nashville,
Tennessee, and relieve Captain 0LWER
d. GREENE, Assistant Adiutant General
in his duties at that place
BY command Of Mai. Gen, BUELL.
[Signedl o, d. GREENE, A. A. G..
Official;
HENRY STONE, A. A. A. @.
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Please Norice.

We have no time to transcribe COM
municatiOns. We sometimes receive
communications with scrap of conf
Dental information written on the back
of the manuscript OF course if We use
the manuscript we have 70 re-write it.
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on US. We have no time for such work.
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M Davidson County Tenn, joy D Iso3, Negro
~ Boy, who says his name r. IlhNflYj says he be-
longs 20 William Reed, rs Carksvie. Tenn; aged ~
yeafs weighs pJ on % pouudsi ect 4 inches high;
color, bleqk 10 marks. The owner - requested 70
come iofward, prove proPer1y, and ray ehaFgesfas
July 3. fsGs. shariG ana 5aiics q 3 G.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

shctB---Jamos N, Hinton. DspNtos-Thomas Hob.
son and J. X. buchanan.
Regisier-PhineRs Garrett.
I5ustee-w, Jasper Taylor.
toronu--N II. Beleaot. 80
Ratger-John Corbtt. -
Retenuo Colteaor-J G. Briley.
Railroad Tar Coliecior--w d. Robertson.
Consiabies Jor he Nashville Distrioi--John u. Cover
aid J. f. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Jndgs-non james whltworth.
Clsrk-P Lindsey Nohol,
ss-The Judges Court meets the arst Monday In
each mouth, acd the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the aestrates OF the County, is held the 1rst Mon
day in January, April, july and October.
CIRCUIT COURT,
Jsdgs-Hon. Nathaniel Baxter.
Clsrt-David c. Love.
60 The Court meets the arst Monday in March
and september
CRIMINAL COURT
Judss-Ion. william X Turner
Clrt-chales bggons
Ss-The Court meets the arst Monday IN April An.
gust and December.
d" oHANoERY coURT,
CAasesllor--llon, Samuel d. Peterson
Clert aaa Masie--J. B. Gleayee
a. The Court meets the arst Monday In May and
Nhyembcr
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ARRIVAL Avn DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Louisville Naai, ucR r. r,ainloavos at J.45, AN,
ts ". AL arr. al $50. p. NJ
EashuueS Decatur RR Iralu leaves a, 600, A A.
arr at 700, Pm
Suh A Chatiapoosa RR. rraia leaves az 1000, AN
az 9@, Pm
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[PUBLroNo. 69.l
Approved, May 20, 1862,

lPUBLIc--NO. 90.
An ACT to authorize the appointment Of
medical storekeepers and chaplains Of
hospitals.
Be 10 enacted By gie Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States of Amer
ica in Congress Assenbled That the Secre-
tary of War be authorized TO add TO the
medical department OF the army medical
si0rekeepers, not exceeding six in num-
Der, who shall have the pay and emOlu-
ments Of military slorekeepers in the
quartermaster's department who shall be
skilled apothecaries or druggists, who
shall give the bond and security required
by existing laws for military storekeep-
ers in the quartermasteF's department.
and who shall be stationed al such points
as the necessities Of the army may re-
quire: PrODide1, That the provisions Of
this act shall remain in force only during
the continuance Of the present rebellion.
Sec. 3 And Dc IL further enacted, That
the President of the United States is here
by authorized TO appoint il he shall
deem it necessary, chaplain for each
permanent hospital, whose pay, with that
chaplains Of hospitals heretofore appoint
ed by him, shall be the same as that Of
regimental chaplains in the volunteer
force: and who shall be subject 70 such
rules in relation TO leave of absence from
duty as are prescribed for commissioned
officers Of the army.
Approved, May 20, 1862.
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NIGHT POLICE

Cpftif---lohn pangh. ssntft. .rHrr.f
FJa LieuioHaai-Wm. YaIbrough.
Second L6ptAaHi--5ohn II. Davis.
Poiiccmen--Wm. jackson, JOHN, Cayender, Mich Ia.
Wis Joel Philips, VIM Baker, John Cottrell, William
Mayo John Eugles, j. W. Wright, John Pickett
Robert Scott W 9, Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, Datd Yates end ChprpsHafa 7
Hs- The Police Court Is opened every morning at
Iine o'clock
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- - 81 ~ 20 oos.rrtuf. .erAlsl
TO ApYHRTIsnRs ina DETAIL.

Advertisements occupying any sgSeial position 81
side, 20 per cent adiitnnal fptcd poition tutslde
10 per cent
a. Advertisements Inserted In the local Colann
charged AZ The rate u twenty cents per line.
Changes may be made periodically when agreed
upon; but every such change VIII involve extra ex-
Iense, to be paid for by the advertiser.
az ddbetissrs ercesaiag hepdee oiayacted tor irh
b eharged for tie enosss.
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nnIrAaY auAATEns ANp orFIoERs.


MILITARY QUARTERS AND orFIOERs,
Poa--Iisadquartors on Hirh street Gen. Dumont
cogau, ssaing
Observation-Disclosures on summer street. or
Ford'a resiaenco) Capt Green, A. A,G.
Prgsos AIarshal-Hsaaqsarter on Church street.
(Female aczdemy) ool. STANLEY Matthews.
ohisf hsSiaaHi oilariermasier " Headquarters ca
Chary street no 10 Judge caifon'a resdeuoe)
Capt. J. d, Bingham.
A,si.,an, tlaurisrnuser-- Chattanooga nepos-caEi.
r Stevenson.
Asriaani onarterinasier = vino street, rear Mrs.
PoRaresldence. Opt r. n. Lamb
Assis1aat oaaittypa.ss.-No o. Market street.
Capt. J.. st. Hale.
C1ief cosHssary II eadquarters No. 10, Vine 70.
Capt r. Mncieoy. HHaA
ooa,iaissarB Of Subsistence 3road street. Capt. g.
Little
Asliss csa.ml..ary n ssssisenoe-oornsr Of Broad
and College streets lieut. Chalies Allen.
Hediedf Difsciof-sunmer street. or Ford's Old
resideuoe.) Surgeon, r. swim.
Modiogl Psssyorls 0Gee-Chuych ssreet, Masonic
Building. J. r. PiRrLE, Surgeon. 18th Kentpcky In.
fantry, Acting Medical puveyof.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
Northern Mail via l,onisyie, arrives Daily 5.3oP.M.
"HIlii. y leaves . 7.45A.M
Columbia, via T. a A. E.R. arrives " s.sOP.M.
-" 80 .fe- leaves e efOAM.
shsibysnic, via n. RI, arrives e" s.soP.M.
d" !. leaves I0O0k.M
Lebanon, arrives "t2OOM.
ieavcs 20OPM.
Memphis Mai, leaves Daily,via Louisville aud Cairo.
PosT.oFmcEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Aexandria;
Cordonsyllle, f fr smithyille,
Waterfowl, jennings Fork,
POST OFFICES ON LINE OF N. A @. R.R.--
MurfreeHboro, Fosieryille, tsl
81, gordaua Valley, or CD. shelbyyille, E ,a
Christanaa 9 Palmetto. ta
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aGashrllle aGuiun.


DauY uNoE, per nnnums. = -. ...,, ..-...fs %
ek,s...........,s...... 20
TmwsRElr UmoS, Ter anunm, ........ sb 90
WsEgtS UMos, per annum ... ...... .....f2 Oh
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CITY COUNCIL.

80 -
Board Of Alderma-M. NJ Brlen, President }. y.
Newman, G. \. Nay asli, 6. =. soeyei Win Cheat
ham, b. smiib, N. G. h tlabarne, anl Jas Robb.
Common counoa--w r. Jones Presidents william
Roberts r }. Yarbrough, VIM. Driver, VIM. stewart
Louis Hough. W 1Iuuins, James Tdmm q. a. South
gate A. J.c1e, Jas. DAVIS, Andrew Ando'son, j. D.
Knowles, aud John cready
sTlSpisd COMMITTEES ~ uia rlfy o0VSOL
Finanos-Knowles scovel aud Cole.
sVater Works Anderson, Smith and Claiborne
I sirsss YArb5ough rarncr soutbeaie Davis, Br'n
sfayaeld Cheatham and Claiborne
Z W1agJ-Newmau, Stewart and Turner
I Ho.pital-I9hcs, MayGeld and sloan, ~
Schools -oheatham, Mas dodand Knowles
Fiye Department -Cready, Driver and Newman.
Gas--Drver Cheatharn aud Davis.
CsusicrB Isl NTH, stowaft and Newman,
Mlrtet Houss--Robcrts, teWsrt and Turner.
slarss-Hough, Claiborne and Davis,
Police oheaiham, Brlen at a anderson Ii q, =.
sprinot-Houeh, Claiborne and Brien.
Worklonse-- Choatham, Mayneld and Knowles.
improvements aid Erpcaditure-Coe, scovel and
Cready, IE %
Public Property --Bren, Cheatham and Turner.
Pest Honse-Mayneld, Jones aud Roberts
81 The Board OF Aldermen meets the tuesdays
ueEt preceding The second and fourth Thursdays in
each month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays IN each month.
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We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates, to which We bind ourselves strictly 10
adhere.
asi wAf CAMERON, Or the UaioH
f JOHN WALLACE, for the D5patcA
NasnuiE, Tenn July ~, lso2.
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Boiling Cloths.

FOR sac by WM LYON.
iunelt a Market street,
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FoR srArE orFroriss .......... $40 %
" COUNTY ta....-............ .. %
" CITY .-a...,... ...,t..,....,.. . %
$50 f----a-- .a..
Cash required in advaals CIR a. aoYsrsisements
aness BY special agreemfri rff
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gbcn exceeding 1--WE lines, viii be charged AZ tho
usual advertising rates tHr
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Na6iOsuu Gunnip 9irtttorp.
f l&9f2u
CITY GOVERNMENT
80AE ~ hH .8MhF
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
TpffN cTlTraFuf Ky HcgaLaI

UfVWD WdTlIdI9-W ~ WItIlaunl ~ y IuONVIi
and James A, Steele, - .
CLERKS efGs lrtsi--jchn uhumbleys ss-e9Ieio, aHt;
Jos T. Ryan second and John Roddlok, third
Tar Auewof-Wlllam Driver.
Rsreiu CaUetor--A. y. Standard
Ipdf.r Tas Coileetor * B. Garrett
Trsaswor-R ncnfy.
Whagf Masier-T Thomas Lake
Superintendent Of De Vortho,ss--J 3 sDodd.
Superintendent II ne Water Worts--james Wyatt
chief Of hs Fire Depdrfaeni--iohn N. seabury.
Soriop of he Cfaogg--T. n. Mcbride. b. ID a &
SIRED Otsrseer-.J u stewurt 80
oav AHorHey-John Mophail smith
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An Act prescribing the qualifications Of
electors in the cities Of Washington
and Georgetown, In the District Of
Columbia.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
The High Water at st. Louis.
A Sad Affair.
The Provost Guard make - Bayonet
Charge ON - Party Of Citizens.
THRE EE WOUN NDED.

ST. LOUIS, April Ala riot occurred in East
st. Louis, on Saturday night, In which three
men were injured In consequence OF the high
water in The river. the inhabitants stopped up
the culver, on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad,
in "rd.r to prevent the town from being sub
merged. The road master, fearing that the
cuvrrt would be washed away, proceeded with
the track hands to remove the Obstructions.
They were met by u crowd, VIII ordered them
of. The matter was referred 10 the Provost
Marshal, who sent over u guard OF sixty m n To
quell the disturbance and protect the railroad
They found Is or 100 men assembled 10 pre-
vent the obstructions from being rem we'd. The
crowd was ordered away, but refused to go
when the guard advanced upon them. Several
shots were fired at them, but no one was it,
jured The guard then charged bayonets Ca
the crowd, and three men were wOuudcd &c one
seriously.
Yesterday, Col. ParsOn and Mr.. Bacon, Pres
ident of the road, went ever TO examine MT,
the matter, and they decided to allow the oh
strucLiOns 10 remain as their removal involvt
the destruction Of vast amount Of property.
1t is doubtful whether the cmbarkm nj ol th,
road will prevent the town from being 'ub
merged, as the road Is nearly OvelAowed il
| several Dlacls.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

CAPT. TILLNGuAsT,-The body Of the late
Captain o. H. Tiilinghast, U. 5. A., who was
slain at Bull Run, was exhumed at Centreville
last week, the thoughtful and generous care Of
General Wadsworth providing an escort and
wagons for that purpose. The corpse, owing
to the skill with which 1t was shrouded by DR..
W. II. Allen, OF Orono, attached to Maine
regiment in that disastrous fight, was found in
q state Of entire preservation, and was at once
recognized by those familiar with the features
The remains we're accompanied to Morrisville
N. Y, the birthplace Of Captain Tillinghast
by many relatives and friends, where they
were inferred with military ceremonies, by the
side Of his parents. 1t will be remembered
that Capt Tillinghast fell while galantly en-
deavoring to rally the retreating volunteers al
the terrible conflict on the 2lst of July.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

THE ALEXANDRIA Cry HOrEL.-The New
York World has special correspondent al
Alexandria, Virginia, who thus speaks Of the
City Hotel:
"What is wanted in Alexandria is good
hotel. Not large one, but building capable
of accommodating $50 guests, and we'll kept
There few indifferent concerns here now, the
chief of which is the City Hotel, u secession
concern. with charges at So per day, and a table
that the black ishwomen in the market oppo
site put to the blush with really respsc table
meals furnished to the soldiers at twenty-five
cents EACH
We think little personal spite is apparent
10 the above paragraph. The City Hotel ia ar
old and well kept establishment with table
better than some set by first class hotels in th
city, and the proprietor is regarded as good
Union man by the people of Alexandria.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
DEHsIOH OFFICE, JusG o, 1854.

u,
~ ALL HnUA II HAP COhCkRN,
Application having been made urder the net OF 2Sd
jane, 1850 Tor the reissue Of hc land Warrants de.
S1 notice IL hseSY T bs eSs 81 TIs s dsss Ss
following the description of each warrant, a new
certificate Of like tenor will be Issued If no valid OBJ
lection should then appear.
No O,7s0, for l6J ARES, Issued under the act Of
March, 1850, In the name OF AbrLham QucSenbush,
aud was granted November iIth, 1S55-Juue 2s,
Of March, 1905, in the name Of Jacob Brader, and
was granite August 10, 1885, e-sIay 3, 1862.
March, 1850, in the name Of Charlotte, widow Of
walter CSs' l' and was granted January %, 1886
No. 10 ,oes for 1870 acres issued under the act OF
March, 1866, in the name Of Mary Ha.er, wieow OF
John Hanei, and was granted November le, is0e-
september, 1860, In the name Of james Suriyner,
minor child OF Wiliam Scriyner, dec 'ssed, and was
granted Augut u, iso2-June II, 1872
Patrick BRADY, private, Of company second regi.
men msIt Infantry bearing date Sist December
No. 2i,1ot tor IaC acres, issued under the act OF
March, lt65, In the name II John Walters, and was
granted Nov. o, 1s55-June 81, 1862
No. 80 l32, for 100 ares " ued under the act OF
MR,ch 1Sbb la this name of rah. wi low OF Thomas
Miller, and was granted December Is, iS6U-June2l l.
No 1889, for lSo acres, under act Of llth Febru
sry, 1877, 10 favor OF Thomas Bingham, private OF
SoSase. r. Issued 18Th Xprll isSs~JSIy 5. iSSa i0"
March 5, 1855 il the name o. WiIiism +. Henry W and
was granted on the s7th day OF june lS6o-June rs,
No 90 924 for loo acres, granted under act Of 18th
February, 1s47, to Andrew Tauiier or Thafier, u
ssn,ons regiment, New York volunteers, and bear.
''s '''' ION "p' .SosEfs T. i?l slHskErr, itsi
Commissioner,
The national Republican., 1862-04-23
Miscellaneous Items.

Cas,ius Clay writes to the ,dtor Of the
wheeling Intelligncer: II congratulate my
many friends In 'Kanawha,' az do INV friends
10 Kentucky on the stand which the better
half OF old Virginia and her eldest daughter
bave taken for liberty and the Union. Here.
after Kentucky and Kanawha ate first in tho
history Of the second war Of independence"
John @. Heenan. the pugilist, accompanied
BY bis brother, James Hsenan, arrived In Liv--
erpool April Sd He was warmly greeted, on
landing, BY q large number Of friends, who
were waiting bis arrival. The object Of Hee-
mans second visit TO England, II 10 encounter
Mace for the belt and championship. he viii
probably visit the International Exhibition at
London-M 7. World.
The Queen Of England has appointed the
Duke Of Cambridge, the Archbishop Of Canter.
bury, Lord Derby and Viscount Palmerston a.
her representatives at the opening Of the Inter-
Dationsl Exhibition. The different foreign am
bsssadors and ministers will be invited to par
ticipate In The ceremonies 10 uniform, official or
court dress.
AaEs or LoNpoS JoURxAls-The following
are tne dates OF the commencement Of the prin-
cipel London journals:
Morning Post, l772: Morning Herald, 1881:
Times. 1888; Sun, 1892; Morning Advertiser,
1903; Globe, 1903; Standard, 1927; Daily News.
ls4S; Daily Telegraph, 1865; Morning Star,
1856.
The well known Col. Corcoran, now prt.
Oner at Richmond, has been appointed har-
Dor master Of New York by the Governor Of
that State. Some Of his friends are dissatisfied.
and claim that he should be made brigadier
general by the President.
PROCLAMATION. Governor Pierpont has Issued
bis proclamation calling The Legislature Of vir.
einia together, for the purpose OF taking action
with regard to the new constitution, recently
voted on In forty.four counties of the State.
The New York papers state that Gen. Scott
is at present sojourning at his home In New
| Jersey, and that, as soon as the weather be-
comes settled, he will proceed to Key West,
where he designs spending the summer.
The Baptist Bible House, in Nassau street,
Nrw York, has bsrn purchased by ex. Mayor
Wood. for the sum Of 100000.
Gov. Sam Houston's son was wounded and Is
prisoner at 81. Louis. also Pierre Soule's son
is prisoner. Cor. Chicago Post
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

Union Members Of the New York Legislature,
Friday evening, harmonz4d all differences and
secured the continued CO operation Of the Union
Democrats and r publicans upon basi' al
once progressive and conservative. Resolu
tions were adopted, supporting the Admins
tralion against any peace involving ad'vi l"n
of the Union. or a concession to slavery Ia
favor Of the Presidents policy ol aiding en,an
cpation in the slave States 10 favor Of ebol
ishing slavery In the District OF Columbia 'p
posed to slavery going into free territory; and
In favor OF free speech and free press in
every State.
The national Republican., 1862-04-23

SENATOR DAVIS NOT ApPREcrArED.-The won
dsrtul fertility Of the mental resources of Mr..
Davis did not avail, yesterday, to charm the
Senate into absorbed attention to the compare
lively thread bore subject Of con6scation. In
the beginning, Mr. Davis asked Senators to re-.
frain from talking while be was speaking, or,
II they must talk, he frankly advised them to
leave the chamber. 1t shortly came to pass
that members waxed very laxative, at least
they rapidly disappeared, until the grand sen
storial auditory consisted Of Messrs. Wright
and Sumner, (busily writing,) Powell, (reclin
ing at full length on sofa, apparently las
ssleep,) and Collamer, who was the only sena
tor 10 the chamber giving close attention t
the speech Of the enthusiastic Kentuckian.