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ron SALE AND 70 LET.

A FINE COTTAGE AND . ACRES OF
IA land, with gsrden, stable, wooihrue, fruit 30,
on the Long Island Railroad, ntputes walk from
Holtrook Station, price SiYb,. also . cottage snd
sores Of land for t6To, liberal tsrmst also One 10
build cottages On he sane nom Sap0 70 s,s0. And
tsH nothing but the expense u the building for
years; or will lease 10 acre lots for years. free OF
stipulated pries W purchase by adding the inter.
ert ~ tho snd Of Year,, No better opportunity In
Tie world can be offered 10 mechanics or farmer. "
procure . good, pleasant and comfortable home
90 without delay and examine thess lands, and no
one can help being pleased with he pleasant and
healthy location. For particulars, nsrs &c, apply
70 McCorTER, lss Fulton ~ or W w Will
son, Postmaster II Hollrook, l.. l. my2lssiSa
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GFO. HOLBROOK, AUCTtONEER-HOI-
oBkoOK CA9NEY will sell this day. as
O'Clock, at ID West Houston at, near Broadway, Q
large lot a furniture Of family leaving the city,
new psrlor and bedroom suits. Brussels 0 ply and
ingram carpets, oil cloths sofa chairs rockers mat
trassss, &c, making In all large assortment 9c1
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ELOOR TO LFT-rN HOUSE 1879 WAIVER.
icy Place, the entire 81 floor. comprising par.
lor, bedroom. kitchen and garrett shove. Croton
water IN the kitchen. Rant Is 90 per month. Ap-
~ RoDMAN, Metropolitan Bank, los Broadway.
my2S gsl2g
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Notice. Ballast Masters AMI Doatmen
are requested T. s't,nd n meeting to he held at tho
IN Ward Hotel l,S Nadiron st. on Tuesday even.
iny26 gs'.Ol
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LOST AND FOUND.

60 REWARD-HASD CART STOLEN ON
So Friday ulglt or Saturday morning from in
mont ~ store 2s2 Bowery, tie above reward Will 10
paid fnr its return t. above number gS9
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n CCIION NOTICF-M. II. CHAPMAN,
Auctonesr Large sale o. over $500 worth
o! household furniture this day, Monday, at two
O'Clock, precise y Al the private residence Of ~
MIDDLETON, No. 10 West lGth st, near 9Th ava
consisting OF rosewood, mahogany and black wsh
nut psrlor. chamber and dining room furniture,
silver and glass ware, table cutlery, Brussels, wiz
ton aud Ingram Competing, mirrors, tables, chAirs,
sofs hels, clocks curtains, feather beds mst,rA.~a
paiIunss, &c, sc. Also large assortment q
bAsefneht and kitchen utensils. Sale positive ~ .
o'clock this Afternoon. $50
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A PLEASANT COUNTRY HOME, WITH
"A board and tuition Tor two children under ~
years, can be found In . small family living short
distance from tie city; terms reasonable. Address
Ml55 MAGELLAN, White Plains, Winchester Co.
ny26 1924
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A UCTIoN NoTrCE-R. W. wEsTCOrr,

Auctoneef.
Will sell this thondayl afternoon, ~ Q o'.,o 4.
shs entire furniture contained In house IS? w o,ist
a. near 7th ave, consisting OF Brussels, S-py ard
ingram carpets hail and bsseIp.A, oil cloths ss.b
CARPETS and rods mahogany sofas, sofa beds, chairA
rockers, French and cottage bcdsteads, palnasssA
heir ms,trssseA spring do, feather beds and bed.
ding, pillows aud holsters, lace and dar,gash
marble top dressing bureaus, wash.tsnds, cenNe
pier and card tables, pier glssses tables anI bra
etc, basement aud kitchen furniture, china eros
cry and eass, with which the sale vii c6rnmer
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A UCTION SALE OF READY MADr
@AclY,Aips-A ~ SRisrALAR, ..e,ioneer, ~.
sell THIS day. May %, ~ l04 o'clock. large stsch
Of clothing, comprising fns cloth and case mere
frocks and business coats, hne doeskin, cloth cas-
sners and sstintt pants silk. satin, cloth aud
cashmere vests also piece goods, cloths, cAsst
mersa satinets, slpscss, musina, Innings, buttonA
trimrnings, fancy goods, toots, sAosa. &c. A..
Also large lot ~ summer clothing, fci
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lsssiNEss CHANCES.

EOR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK AND
fixtures OF grocery and liquor store, with gss
aud oil complete. Apply st 800 East 18th st; rent
only $40 per ~ nth. ia
EOR SALE-TIIE LEASE, STOCK AND
J. fixtures Of the handsomely fitted up liquor s,orc
going out West. Apply on tie premises, bot 2oth
and 2lst 1T. $50
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No, Vb2 NOWEKY.
N. B.-rlsase remember and look Tor tie name
over the door, aud 30 not helleys you are IN RO-
BEBrS unless you see the name. Cut out this ad-
v.ftlseinent for reference, lS5
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eoilswny's Olntmeni md Pills are n GER
i,ln cure r al wounds, sof,s and ulcers O4ly rs
''s per boz or pit. l04
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0ttaha 4 Tree Crater
LOCAL. MATTERS
Salute TO.day.

To-day being the 22d of Februry, the
anniversary of the birth day of Washington,
the Father of his country, national salute
will be fired at Washington Square at
noon, by Capt Cogswell's Artillery Com
pany of Col Cushman's Regiment. The
whole regiment will parade on the occa-
sion
A proclamation just issued by President
Lincoln recommends to the People of the
U. s. that they shall assemble in their
customary places for public solemnities on
this day, and cause to be read to them
Washington Farewell Address.
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Council Proceedings.

FEBRUARY 10. 1852
| Regular citing. Presenf-Mayor Cheever,
| Aid Butter GrIdley. Drew. Dow tiaDcey, SmItA.
Morgan. Slatters. Stout and Stackpoie.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
Petition from NJ. Whirtei, COMMITTEE pf Undine
Fire Company No. 2, asking the city Connci. %
make additional appropriation for the purchase OF
the Engine LeOagiu. l. That Co, also commu-
nication from Hunniman d Co. in relation to the
same subject. presented.
On motion of Stout petition and communication
received.
Dow moved that the sum of three hnndred dol
lars be arr ropriated IL addition TO the appropra
tor of 81. zoe made by the city Council at their
meeting Jan. st 1866, for the purchase of Undne
Fire Engine. hose-caff and other apparatus. TO be
disbursed upon the SAM terms and conditions
contained in the order referred to.
AYES and nays called for. and taken as follows:
AYES Grldley, Stout. Drew, Dow and Stack
Mars Butler, Clancy, slattery and Smith,.
Carried.
Clerk reported the assessment roll for laying
iron pipe under the canal IN Co umbus street. also
objection to said assessment made by Morgan and
Mccormick, on lot 9 in block 3, and Miner Good
speed on lot 10 block States Addition to Ottawa.
On motion of Drew Sc 80 was abated from the
assessment on each of said lots.
On. motion of Smith, the following order was
passed in relation to said assessment
WHEREAS due notice has been gwen by the city
Clerk of the assessment made by the Commission
ers appointed b. the city Council on the 2lst day
OF January 1862 to assess the sum of seven
hundred and fifty dollars. the real estate IN the
part of the city benefited by laying iron pipe
under the Illinois and Michigan Canal in Column
bus street and all objections to such assessment
having been duly heard and DISPOSED of by the
city Council. II is therefore
Ordefed. That the sand assessment as revised
and corrected by the city Council be- and the
same is hereby confirmed.
II is further ordered. that a Warrant be issued
for the collection thereof directed to the CITY Col
lector returuabe in thirty DAYS after ITS date.
tod following
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Ordered to Move.

We observe, by general order from St.
Louis, that all the regiments, fragments OF
regiments, and companies in this State are
ordered to proceed Immediately to st.
Louis. Col Cushman in this order, is di
rected to suspend the organization of his
cavalry company, and to report with his
artillery company and ten infantry COM
panies, at St Louis, with the rest
The Department at st. Louis are evil
IDENTITY under misapprehension as to the
situation of Col. Cushman's regiment
He cannot suspend" the organization of
his cavalry company, for the simple reason
that the company is already organized,
mustered in, and fully equipped, with
swords, pistols &c, even to saddles, bridles,
&c,-all except the:horses.
We presume the object of ordering all
the regiments and fragments Of regiments,
&c, to St Louis at this time is to fill up
those that are nearly full from the smaller
fragments; in which case, of course Col
Cushman's regiment, being SO nearly full,
will be completed at once and put into the
field
Col. c. has yet received no special orders
10 moye-no direction as to transportation,
the route to take. dc but is in hourly
expectation of them. There is no doubt
but the regiment will Leave within week,
at the utmost.
Whatever may be its ultimate destina-
ton, we can say this, that 40 finer set of
men, or more ably differed regiment than
this has yet gone into the service from
Illinois. That they will be broken up and
distributed among other corps, as some APP
pear to apprehend, we have no fear Gen
Halleck will be incapable Of such an act
of injustice. especially after he shall have
had an opportunity to see and provs the
material of which it is composed.
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5perial n Offices.


THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
II continually in peril if she is mad enough neglect
maltreet those sexual irregularities to which two
thirds Of her less subject.
On. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS repaired from the same
formula which the inventor, CORNELIUS L. CHEESE
NAN, NJ D., OF New York, has for twenty years used
successfully in extended private practce-immedi-
Asey relieves without pain, al istu Dances of the
fiedcal dicharge whether arising from relaxation or
suppression. They act like chakm in removing the
pains that accompany difcni' mmoderate menstru-
alton, and are the only nd reliable remedy LOT
Biushes, Sick Headache, Pains in the LoIns BACK ana
Sides, Palpitatieo of the Hea Nervous Tremors Hys
ssries Spasms Broken Sleep I'd other unpleasant ana
dangerous effects unatural condition OF the SEX
0al functions. In the worst cases Oh fts0r d<0as or
Whites they effect a speed cure.
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered a. the only
LADIES Most BEAR IN MIND
That that Gerry account f taken when the interrupt
zion arises from natural they will inevitably
prevent the txpected events. This CAUTION Is ABB
eOLUTELY NECESSARY, for such is the tendency of
she Pills restore the original functions of the sexual
srganzation that they inevitably arrest the of
Geftation.
Explicit directions, stating sohen. and ,chen they
Showtd not be used with each Box-the Price one Dot
9Gr each Boz, containing so Pills.
valuabis Pamphlet, to be hal free Of the Agents.
PILLS sent by mua promptly, by enclosing price to any
Agent Sold by Druggists generally.
r. B. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
% Csd0r ST, Ne,c York.
fold in Ottawa by d. WALKER, E. Y. GRIGGs, and
~ Druggists everywhere. 20-1y
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THIS GALLANT lTH ILLINOIS reports
from Cairo place the loss of the llth Ill
(Col Wallace's) regiment at 20 killed and
252 wounded, being in excess of any 9th
err regiment. As the regiment was large
" made up from this county, intense anx-
iety prevails here to see the list OF killed
and wounded The same report saws the
regiment had but 100 effective men left the
day after the battle
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Bulls ORDERED PA1D---Bill of David T. Brush,
services as Marshal to Feb IS, 1862, balance $5SO7
Bill OF Frank Porter, burying nuisances. $500:
Bill of Joseph Ethaington, draying, Is cts BIZ
of David Walker CONS. Of assess ment, S4oO Bill
Of Allen Fisher CONS of assessment. $4OO. Bill
of O. Leayeus. CONS. assessment, $500
Adjourned to March 4th. 1852
o. LEAVENS, City Clerk.
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HUMBUGs--If you want to get Salaratus
about which there is no humbugery, get
D. B De Land x Co s Chemical Saleratus
Read the label around it, every word of
which you will find to be true 1t will
cost you no more than an inferior article
and is much cheaper in the end. as it spoils
no bread or biscuit You will find it for
sale by all responsible dealers
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Look OUT FOR HIM-The Alton telegraph
cautions the public against a German call
ing himself Aus. Grockel, and other as
himself upon that city and vicinity as a
piano tuner from Balmer Il Webers,
Harlow's and other musical firms, st Louis;
also agent for Chickering, &c, &c.--de is
denounced as a humbug and imposter
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THE CITY BANK
ca m ES. ALL N f. CO.

pvSaMised in 1856 under neral Banking Lao Of
Illinois.
EXCHANGE en-
NEW YORK,
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA,
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO,
And an the principal cities OF the United States bought
and sold.
Also, will draw in to sui purchasers England,
Scotland, Ireland and allimp points in c0nnen-
tai Europe.
Collections ma ie in all parts of the State.
day Of payment at current rate Of exchange.
Interest a,owe, IN deposits.
Banking hours from So ". 10 AZ Pm.
EDWIN C. ALLEN. |nsh'r. II. T. EAMES, Prest.
O. H. BULLEN, ASH Cash. EDW. EAMES, Y. Pres'k
Ottawa Jan. 10, 1867.
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The UND:sE BALL on Thursday evening,
we learn, was decided success. The boys
not only had good time, but 'rcaiized'
a hadsome little sum above expenses.
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Chicago l. Z. Island Railroad
NJ A RIED

On the 18th inst, by Arthur Lockwood, Esq, Mr..
THOMAS EVANS with Hiss MARY ii. KEIFERS, both from
Livington county.
On the 18th inst, by Arthur Lockwood, Esq, Mr..
FREDEEICK BAsrIEN with Miss MATILDA SHEeoLD
In this city Feb 18th. 1862, by Rev. d. r. Hutchinson
Mr.. SEyERf JOHNSON to Miss ANNA THoRsoS.
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DR.. WALKER will be at the GeGer House,
Otta,ca, on Saturday, March LIST from 10 to
) o'clock-he is now in Chicago where he
may be consulted personally or by letter
Address DR. J. B. WALKER. Oculist and
Aurist, No III South Clark St, Chicago.
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USDINE ESGINE-The City Council, at
their last meeting, raised their appropria-
ton to $500 for the purchase of the I'm.
dine Fire Engine This leaves about $500
to be raised by the Company, which they
are confident they viii be able to do with
out trouble.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, Feb. 81 1862
Fbur-Winter wheat, $2a2. IS pr lou; spring W
extra, SIT .5a2. spring W fine LIS.
Corn Heak-40a5oc pr. 100.
Whedt-Winter.7 le75: spring. 67a6Sc.
Corn-Shelled, lSc for 6Olbs ear lso 75lbs
Odks--l5c for 81 lbs.
Bdftey-25c for 4S lbs.
Rye--25c.
Ttmotly .>Sed-xl.50.
POtatOes-3Ua40c. p. bush.
Eggs-I2c.
Baaer--lOaI2c.
Cali Sx:iaS-5c
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NEW GOODS At REOD|CKS,
WILLIAM REDDICK has received and is receiving
large and select assortment OF new
Fall md Winter Dry Goods,
PLAIN and FIGURED SILKS. FINE YRENCH ALL
WOOL DE LAME FRENCH MEgINO, PARMETTOs,
TON DE LANES, FRENCH ALPACA, BOMBAZINEs
and CANTON CLOTHS LADIES' CLOTHS-FRENCH
and ENGLISH BLACKand COL0RED-'or CLOAKs.
A full assortment Of SHAWLS. CHENILLE, BRO
CHE, STELLA, PACIFIC md HAMILTON, DOUBLE
and SINGLE, Of and beautiful patterns, ladies
TRIMMINGS
Silk PRINCES OF all width and color,. No. Trim
ming. Velvet and Diamond Trimming, We've: Buttons,
and Resets, &c.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
Our stock of ladies' White, Brown, Safe and Black
Cotton and Wool Hosiery complete; also variety
of Misses Gents and ChildreDs Hosiery; Ladies' Ms
ses', and Gents Gloves; Isle Thread SILK and Kid,
Long and Short Mohair Mits, half fingers. and a gen
era assortment Of such small and thread store
Goods as are usually found in a Drv Goods Store
Onn ps Merrimac, Cocheco, Pacific. Hamilton and
COO Lowell Prints, jus, received and for sale low
BALES Of Heavy sheeting and Shifting for sale
i > cheap for cash.
A large assortment OF Beached Muslin OF al widths
and prices. from G Il, TO 9, u per yard.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
which 1. unusually full and complete in every de
partm-nt and comprises all the popular styles Of
Prnt. Sheetings. Shirtings DENNIS Stripes CIoa Ks
Linen and Cotton Table Damask Pillow Case Cotton,
Russia Diaper. Crash, Canton Flannel, Red White
All Wool FLANNEL &c, all OF which Si be sold low
the quality Of Goods ought in the
West, 80 dozen J. W. Bradey's Celebrated Watch
sprrg Steel Skirts Of all sizes and prices from lS cts
to 81, IS each.
Cloths Cassirn Doeskins Sleeps Gray, satneti
and Jeans, at low prices
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Cloth and Morocco Caters, Busk,s and
Calf Shoes, Misses Morocco Caters and Calf Shoes.
Mems Calf Kip and Cow Hide Boots from $50 to
81, so apair-
CLOTHING
Mems Goats, Pants, Vests, Wool Undershirss and
Drawers
GROCERIES,
fee Spices, Molasses. and the New York Celebrated
Smoked and in Pickle; Dried Apples and Peaches.
a variety Ores, Goods adapted the season
Of our customers CALL AND SEE. Look
politely courteously aud kindly treated, wie Their
purchase not. II stock is large : yo1
desire remember that it can be soon increased with
New and Fashionable Goods, IL you give your pats
ronage Our Store is light, airy and pleasant. No
goods will be msrepresented and il at time you
should improper goods let know it i'm estely.
and satisfactory adjustment. will be made. All that
We ask is that you call eSsTniDg my stock. at
No ], REDDICK'S BLOCK,
Ot:awa, Oct. 5, oil East Of Court House
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La Sale Co. Agricultural Society.

OFFICE SECRErARY LA SALE Co.
AGR'L So'rY, Feb. Is, 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be a
meeting of the Board of Managers of the La Sale
County Agricultural Society at the Office of the
Secretary, lover Reddick's store,) in the City of
Ottawa, on Saturday the Sth day of March, A. d.
1862, at 10 o'clOck, A. N.
full attendance is desired
Z. L. HERRICK,
Rec. .SecretdrY,
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HE IMPROVED AMERICAN
BLACK RASPBERRY

Csltirated b. II. H. Do iHte, Of OAK Corners " y
and by Hs.Ls Wd1e, Doy'oh, La Slue o., H.
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Moving BuiIdlmgs.

Messrs. G. Bro. also take pleasure in announcing
that they have purchased from Vim. =. Bell OF this
city, all his Machinery for Moving Buildings, to which
they have made heavy addtons that it 10 the only
perfect set OF tools and machinery for ts purpose In
the county Contracts In this line respectfully solcitea
and executed promptly Ut the lowest living rates.
OTTAWA, January Z. 1862.
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G00c1ess
IYSEFUL and Ornamental, such a. Money urye0
u eCard Cases, Cabas, Pen Knives, Tablets, As:
&c = Y. 0Rl600.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory ! !

III He under signed would tender 10 their old
- their thanks for the liberal patronage srow-
ed upon item, solicit continuance Of the same. be-
heying that they viii he better than prepared
meet the de mand Of the country ths season.
In addition 10 usual stock, which consists OF
sineTe, satiu-t tweed, ieanes fanuel and stocking
yarn We shall keep new loom different STYLES
Of fancy goods suea TO this market. all Of which We
offer LIBERAL exchanges for wool and country
trade
Wool may he sen; TO Ottawa by rail road and such
goods ordered will be therefor in case
persons do not wish 10 be at the expense of coming
with thir wool
WOOL DESIGNED FOR CARDING
into rolls will be received depot Ottawa and
returned within "A reasonable time fer doing the work
at six cents per pound cents when furnish
oil. J. GREEN co.
DAYTON Nav 18th. 1861.
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Important to Builders !!

DEG to call the attention OF the Pablo to their
ID advantages and facilities for cheapy aud promptly
executing all contracts in their line. Having lately
added to their Establishment on Jefferson Street. In
Ottawa, large amount OF Machinery for Planning saw
ing, Groovln sticking Mou,dngs, &C. they ars conn.,
dent they execute contracts at rates TO defy com
petition. They buy all their lumber direct from the
Mills in Wisconsin and Michigan, and Hardware frs0
the Manufacturers, at Wholesale so that BUILDERS WI
be saved heavy percentage in these articles ~ deal
ing directly with them.
They respectfully refer tie following gentlemen,
as well for whom they hsve executed sea.
tracts:
Hos 9. W. CHEEyER. Mryor IF Oaa'cd,
IIox DAyi d WALKER, E1- Mayor ..
JOHN y. NASH, ESQ.
JOHN A. HE'S, ESQ.,,
GILBERT GOPF. ESQ,
Drafts, Estimates. and Specifications gratis - PER.
with whom In contract, and At LOWEST rates "
Nihera.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-21
rrnetlcnll, In The Union

The Memphis Aaalgacls formerly a
strong Secession organ and still conroll-
ed by the same editor, says:
In view Of the evacuation Of Corinth'
and Of the Federal occupation Of Mem
phis, Il is useless to deny that Tennessee
is practically no longer under the rule of
The Southern Conlederacy. Say she has
been abandoned or that she has been
that she has been deserted or
that the new government was reluctantly
forced TO abandon her for lack Of power
10 keep her; take either the Secession or
the Union view of the case and its caus-
es, the fact is still The same, Tennessee is
under the government Of the
."Old Union bC she there willingly
or unwillingly. Her people can
no longer and the new government in the
capacity of a sovereign state. Money
they cannot lend IL, for they have none
but its own, men they cannot lend it,
for the armies OF Hallcch and the hotilla
of tootg encompass them In q force jrre-
sisuble ln the past 10 the whole C0mbin-
ed resources of the other seeded States
The flag of the Union floats over her
chief cities, rivers aud roads, and she is
to-day, 30 all practical purposes, as much
within The rule of the Old Union" and
as far removed from an power OF part-
gipauou In the new, as Vermont on Mas
sachusetts.