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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-05
sad Case OF Consumption.

T.W. Brown. of the Wisconsin CHIEF,
m a recent number of the Milwaukee
Sentinel thus graphically and feelingly
describes one of our Wisconsin institu-
tons. 1t Is in bis best vein aud beats
Doe,ticks all hollow - = 4
We heard sad news at Hartford
news that VIII cIothe every newspaper in
HE State in deep mourning. Where is
there an editorial stomach, from Michi-
can to the Mississippi, where the memo
~ Of Thompson's Cofec-house IS not en-
lamed as a sacred thing? The building
is not closed, let the throbbing weskit of
one grateful vagrant attest. Its coffee.
innocent of chicory or bean, fragrant and
rich, with sugar ursanded and cream nm
watered, still smokes its genial volume.
The eggs fresh aud chickenless from the
maternal ancestry, await eager fingers as
sforetimes. Mince pie, for which no alb
Quoted dog is mourned, because he is not,
invites the attack. The deIicately brown
cd and luscious pumpkin ditto. Nut
cakes, immortalized in thoughts that
breathe and words that burn, and whose
memory thereof HLgeretL pleasantly in
mapy stomach collapsed, still twists
themselves up and cross their legs affee-
douately to tempt the hungry. -
I'VE w ent in and so did the victua ais.
Coffee ditto. Filled our empty carpet
bag, and added more coffee. Took out
our memorandum and inscribed touch
inc tribute to the coffee house, and con-
trastsd its plan with that of the forbid
den Injuries at the junction where no
hungry editor can invest his last dime
aud look at the rest for nothing. We
blessed Thompson for inaugurating a
system whereby they could call for and
eat Just what they want, and not be made
to mourn for a half dollar for things not
eat No wonder, wrote we, that the
eating world honors Thompson /; that he
groweth rich and waxeth fat, and that
bis laugh is goodly sound. TATTT
THOMPSON HAS GOT THE CONSUMPTION. y
1--WE turned and wept. He is slow
y wasting, he IS passing away. His
cheeks are sunken. That part of his
person where his pants and ample vest
meet in friendly conjunction, once heav-
ng and oscillating with emotion and
SAYING to all eat nutcakes and be bless
ed > also.
"Ah well, we shall drop eur palate
at half mast, drape our coffee pot in Grape
for thirty days, and start a penny sub
scriptiOn among the craft towards erect,
ing a shaft over Thompson's body; q
towering nut cake in marble laureled with
sausage in relieve, and broken half, way
10 show that the worlds benefactor was
suddenly stricken down he who has
given us so many good and perfect-nut
cakes.
at is blessed to know that although
the nsatiate archer has fastened upon
that frail form, Thompson will linger at
his old haunts and dispense, for varied
sums good gifts to those whose inward
arrangements need repairs"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-05

Referees sale.

f. Circuit Court-Pierce County State OF
Wisconsin. r.,.~
LIN Harncsberger Plaintiff, agst, Charles
II I.amb,C Fl Smell and J u Smell Defendants
81 BY virtue and in pursuance OF Il Judgment
of foreclosure and sale obtained il the above
entitled case at the November fem Of said
court for said county. TO wit on the 9Th day
of II oyember A d 1861 | shall expose for sale
and sell to the highest bidder. al the front dour
OF the City Bank ofisHsc0tt/ ia tie city Of
Prescott tlngsaid county .gon sil urdav.tho 9Th
day OF March * ID 1861 ,sattS oosc loe], inthe
afternoon of said day, ali Of the follow ing dcs-
cribed PREMISES, except. five acres .releaYG
from said mDrtgageby7 D NJ Hanesbager Hle
same being hereinafter more particularly dcE-
cribed to satisfy said judgment with interest
and costs of sale. to ii the south half fthe
north east quarter and the north Lalf of tho
South east aeaster ot ssetiopIvurt e'n,s apdlot
pumbcred fhrce, being the south west quarter
of the south east quarter of said section four
teen. all in township twenty six nofth Of tiliise
twenty west Of the fourth principal meridian.
being in the county of Pierce and state of
Wisconsin. The following is a description
Of said FIVE acres f,lcasid from said mortgage
above mentioned, that is tosay beginning mp
on the west line Of the south west quartt'r ~
the south east quaaer OF said scctioH fourteen
[l4] town twenty six ZIG range twenty west
twenty eight rods moth OF The Mississippi IL
yer .eihei &c cast twenty eight and ore third
E2631 rods thence north twenty eight and one
third rods. thence west twenty eight aed one
third rods thopce south tYeldE eigilt and ora
third rods to the place Of legltning, Contain
ing, five acres inorefGr Less. f,- .snr
,",-<a ~ 10 HTrTTON, Rejsrr.
YoUNe & FIroH P!J's 444ys.i II. N
DatedssN o%+39 I36ly E5.@t 32-l3w
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Village Of Bay City.

chapman, lot 9 blk II; amt 81 90 G Whitney,
lot b II amt 02 Peter sherman lot blk IL aan
"a Iat III blk II: amt 81 Unknown, lots, blk u;
ssn't So lot g. blk y; amt 63 lot B, blk q; amt
% lotto, blk27, 81 81, lots 6, blk IS; 90 each;
Tx %. G3 each Tnknosn, lot u, blk o. So john
Reeves. lot g. blk 50, 10 t Nelson, lots :, bli
SO, IS each Unknown, lots 1 3 4561 Q 1911 IL,
each Mrs Markle, lots 3 81 90 II y, Blk 80,
IS each HITLER, lots 28, blk 81, II eaeh iots
j., blk 81 SO each: lot 5, blk SIS, II; lots {
each Thos Morrow, lots II Il, blk 65, II each
Unknown, lots 10 II II, blk SO, Go each Boyne lot
!. blk a, 8 II II H Brown, lots 2 81 10, blk .,
Q, blk u. 81 each ID onase, sw of lot 10, blk
rs, 50 w caniiod, lot T. blk 81, 81 lot blk So
06 BoIih lot 8, blk Sc, G2j lot g. blk 81, 76
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Ii best advertisement.
REV. ". B. JACOBS ~ -
Il & Q III I nul 4 K, y, 5n 4 3 :. h6e. q

~ l. N'''N " 49,
Neasrs Berry Davis 4 g-7G04tIsqqsqny =
Allow me, Unsolicited, IL send you a word OF
communication for voi,rxP Pain Killer. I Eaye
found itafl il claims to t&A For Rheumatisn
Co6gls Gods sarc3. Cholera tendencies end
difficulties. .>gbollAsbfisr 1858 1&Snofalg that
prevail in families, | regard tle Pain K Her as
beyond all price. and as. eficacpas beyond
any, medicine within my kllaNIsdee. No
keep ii as our chief family 'ges.ieiIte ahdfil.n
It's use Il, ordinary eases worth 1aFs tii'fl aAv
doctor. The testimony Of othela~lGons my
acquaintance and friru]s IS roQus' ~ faypra-
able. Many clerevueu lave snok4p tof it in
the highest terms as a laInil9 neajeinc Mis-
ejouarjcs in rcpea}cd Irsfances hayc said 10 mo
IN person and in-t'oir' letters, that Tie Pain
Killer was by IS nc best mo>Iicire uset in
heathcn lauds, d thyy use it iQr themselves
and families. and administer Il to others
around them Tins Hnch Tam Inclined 10
say as an act of iustice to yourselves; and as Il
benefit to others. You are at liberty 70 use
this testimonial, if of any service.
REV, W. b. JACOBS,
Late Editor Christian Chronicle
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Correspondence of the State journal.
Good for the Soldiers,
MAIDEN Rock, Wis, Jan. 20, '62.

MAIDEN Rock, Wis, Jan. 20, go.
Editors Journal:-While our sister
towns have been at work for the soldiers,
Inc " Relief Circle at Maiden Rock
PRESIDED over by Mrs. Barton and other
e9elent officers and members, composed
" good and energetic ladies, has succeed
~ through the contributions of gener-
0 Oas Hends, in preparing box of arti-
III, o;H consisting of comfortables, quilts.
SHOWS .S;', cushions, dressing gowns, flannel
SURE sul5''' drawers, wool socks, cotton shirts,
I au many other articles, which will leave
Ha ao on Wednesday for the Commissary
.sD Iartment at Chicago-thence to be
- "nere most needed. PLUTUs.I /
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-05
prtstott Jloaur1aal,
Lesson Worth Enshrining.

Lesson Worth Enshrining.
LESSON in itself sublime, nHS1
lesson worth enshrining
T. this al take no note of time
Save when the sun is shining" Il
These motto words a, dial bore, e-- FE
And wisdom never breaches q ss d
IL human hearts better lore
Than this short sentence teaches: ,.r
As life is sometimes bright and fair, n
And sometimes dark aud lonely,
Let US forget its toll and care, .s-sZ
And note its bright hours only.
There is no grove on earth's broad chart,
But has seme bird to cheer 1t: r, 70. b.t
So hope sings on in every heart,
Although we may not hear it. -
And if to-day the heavy wind z-5ss5-l
of sorrow is depressing, ~
perebance tomorrow 8 sun will bring
The weary heart blessing, i's--
For life is sometimes bright and fair,
And some ines dark and lonely o.
Then let 5 forget its toll and care, :.
And note its bright hours only.
-f+eEE - KS - 20
We bid the joyous moments haste,
And then forget their glitter:
We take the cup of life and taste
No portion but the bitter Tos9-.GE
But we should teach our hearts to deem
It's sweetest drop and strongest : =
And pleasant hours should ever seem ~
To linger round us longest
As life is sometimes bright and fair,
And sometimes dark and lonely,
Let us forget its toll and care.
And note its bright hours only. Z
The darkest shadows of the night
Are lust before the morning
Then let us wait the coming light
All bodeless phantoms scorning - 81 :
And while were passing on the tide
OF times fast ebbing river, .s- -et
Let's pluck the blossoms by its side,
And bless the gracious Giver-- .sa
As life is sometimes bright and fair,
And sometimes dark and lonely,
We should forget its pain and care
And note its bright hours only.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-05

". :. Mr. Dr. swayno, a distinguished law
:, :. " =, :. ONO has been appointed success
S y 'ne late Judge Mclean, in the U.
T. Supreme Court.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-05

The PAIN KIrLLiFRR IS by universal capn##ent al
lowed to have wQe foFitser a reputation .lll-
surpassed n. iltei fisf9y q 3pe,G;al nreRaTlT
tions. jh5taftaptoys cfect in ,ihe cltpe
eradication and +>tiittion Of Pain, ii. AT itS
various forrTis il,c;peutal 10 the human family,
and the unsolicited written and verbal testi
mehvDf thesnfsss, 8 IL ia frar, b;iVee been aud
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-05
Tax Deed N otioe.

STATE r SF weI HsS.es YgEgE
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, PERRY.l
sgBTsfne Wou rrs SO December I'd, 1851, s.
THE following parcels Of land were sold
IL by the County Treasurer on the sixth
day September 1859 for the taxes Interest and char
ges of 1s5s Therefore notice hereby given that I'M
less said lands redeemed from the aores1 on
before the sixth day of September 1862 they VIII be
conveyed to the respective purchasers accoing 90 law
The amount of interest and ehsrges calcuste up
to the last day OF redemption s sci opposite eaeh des
cription respectively Ooboir> Sihahlb a
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-05
illage of Trenton.

@ Willis lot 5, blk /, ! &c J P Wright, lot 6, blk /,
rs Willis, lot r. Blk 2, 70 wm Bristol, lot &,
IA Vim Bristol, lot T. blk I, II l. Willis lot II,
blk 10 lot 4, biz 3D. lot T. blk Il lot blk lot blk
Is, l II each VIA Bristol, lot - blk is, - CT
IL Oh Willis, Tot H. blk 20 lot 8, blk 30, lot T. blk
50, IL each Wm Bristol, lot 5, blk %, IA lWil-
toi lot j. blk 36 &c each; lot blk 3S, II II Will
lis lot l. blk SO; Wright lot 10, blk Al; Wan Mclean,
lot blk ~; L Willis, lot 10. blk Il; Wright, lot
blk -; VIM Bristol lot g. blk A.: Wright, lot 6,
blk 50, i Willis, lot blk So; VIM Bristol, lot H. blk
81 / "a each f Fl Boustead lot s. blk 54 - 10 VIM
Bristol lot 9, blk AZ, 60 Wright, lot 2, blk "a,
"a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-05

Village of Trimbclle. IT,.
JOSEPH COMMISSIONS ADDITION. -.a,
Let ,bk1, SO; lot 8, blk l5 10; lott, blk /, 159
City of Prescott, Original Plat
Jas English, If lots !, blk A: Brown, lot II, blk A.
II IS each W p Reese, lot Is blk A, 1891 Grin
Smith. lot blk F, 10 10 All ofot IS, blk + except3o
feet oil OF east end, Is Unkpown lot :, blk X, IL
lot 5, blk K, S. Robertson, lots, bikI Is
Brown, lot blk /, 6 So IF Brockway lot O. block o.
lot TO- bkO, 80 each C Stevens, lots LIZ 8, blk r.
10 10 each Blaisdell, lot s, blk B, - 90 Mrs Wal
ker lot Z blk b, IL S4 Otis, lot 10, blk n, or
Ayres lot g. blk CO II Baldwin, lot -, blk e. IL
lot IA, blk CT So Unknown, lot 10, blk p 8 n.
Copp IL Maxson's LIST Addition.
I'M Mckee, Iot7, blk 10, 4 IS copp & Maxson lot
f. blk 26 A. lot 8. blk l6, IL lot II, blk 10, 60
lot II, blk TO- 02 Andrew McKee, lot /, blk 6, So
G Bins lot l. blk5 8 81 Seth Ticknor lot g. blk g.
rs Peter Wright lot g., blk II, A.; lot s, blk H.
81 John Millei, Lotto, ok ID, 81 G Young, lot
9S 10, blk :, IS each F q Goldsburg, lot Q, bk5,
IS Ecknlon lot u, blk ), 10.
Does I'd Addition.
Unknown. io s,br4 8; lot 9, Blk 8, . 10 each.
Schaser's Addition. s,-.
Unknown lot 3, blk B, IS; lot g, lak c. S4 lot 4.
K.
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Bailey, Dow & Co.'S Addition.

Ddlley, DOW c. NO. ) AuIItioU.
Bailey, Dow Co. ppliyid:d 5}-l6, .lats 234567s
10 II u IS II rs Is, in blk T. and lots 123t5 7S9
10 II - 10 1915 16, in Blk ., md iotsi2 81 9
10 II 1914 10. blk 3, 81 O. each, and lots 20
4 s S9101 II, in blk 4, 81 80 each Ennis 4 plcnt
lot Is: G Dow lot blk I; lot y harvey Walter lot
9. Ennis & Plant, lot 4: Bailey Dow & Co., lot 8; En-
Ennis Plant lot Il; Bailey Dow Co. lots Il IL
Ennis 4 Plant lot 49, Bailey, Dow Co., lot 10; blk s.
Ennis & Plant lots IL s; Bailey Dow & G.. lots Sc
g Ennis Plant lot g. Baiey, Dow Co., lois II u
Is IA Harvey Walter lot IL Bailey, Dow Co. lot 16
blk g.. Ennis Plant lot 1; Bailey, Dow Co, tots 3
/; Bailey, Dow d Co.. lots 1861: Ennis & Plant, lot
S. Bailey Dow c., lots9 10: Nc Keo & Long, LOT IL
Bailey B9y : Co. t p 1s T. os BAILEY Dow CO
Co.. lots 91011 1871 l5 49,, bike. Unknown. lot
2: White, lots "a; Bailey, Dow Coz lots 56s7S
l0u12I3 1915, biz 10; lots II 456781o II 1918 a
Dow Co.. lots 10: Ennis & Plant, lot IL; Bailey
Dow Co., lots II ID Is 49, blk liz lot l; Harvey Wal
L raev Dow Co. iots5 81 10; Walter Dean lot
II; Ennis Plant, lots IL 10; Wser Deon lots IL 10
16 blk Is; lots 5; Ennis Il Plant lot 4; unknown
lots g. Ennis 10 Plant, lots7 s;EUnkowb lots 50d1
3l3; Walter Eean, lot III Unknown lots 16, blk IL
1234567: Unknown, lot 5; Ennis Il Plant, lots 10
IL 10 IS IA 15 hk15: lotI 81 60 each; iot2 90 SO
o. walter a. Dean, let 10; Unknown, let's Ii H. walter
Dean lot 49, 4nlnowp Il . u b.k is; lott; Ennis
IL Ennis & Plant, lots 151 blk II: walter & Dean. lot
l.. Ennis K Plant, lot 2; Unknown, lots 4 5; Ennis IL
Plant lets 10 II il u IA; Unknown, 16, biz 49,
lots 2S456 rs, Ennis & Plant, lot 9; Unknown lots
1AI1l213: Ennis e Plant, lot14: Unknnwn, lots IS i6
blk 10; walter 4 Dean. lot Unknown lot 2; warer
Dean Lot B; Unknown, lots 5 81; Long & Mckee lot
S: Unknow lots 10 II II 10 IL IS &C. blk 90 lots
56Ts9101I u: Ennis Il Plant, lot IS. Unknown lot
II I5 blk q Ennis Plant lots 5: L uk nogyn lots
81 S. Ennis Plant, lot 10: lEuknown lots IL IS l416
BLK Do Ennis Plant, lot /: Unknown, lots 2345910
II y 81 Ennis Il Plant. lots 49, blk %: i, Uhkaewn
Iots 2346 910lL12 Is ii l5 Ennis q Plant lot 49,
ht 24 Unknown lots l $3.50 . 10 il r. walter &
Dean lot H. Unknown, lots II 10: waller Dean lots
Is Blk %: 2: Unknown lots A. walter Dean, lot 81
Unknown lots q 10 IL 12--sEslter & Dean lot IS
Unknown, lot Il, blk 26Ennis Plant, lot Unknown
lots 4-Enns Plant, lot 3 Unknown, lot 6--Iong &
unbnowfI. lets 1911 49, bfk 2T 81 ca eacii rs
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{ A. T. Norton's Addition.

Norton lots IA Is f6, blk ell NJ hong, lotsI
IRA r Norton lots 50 lo1I l2--Iong 4 Mckee. lots
Is II 10 15, blk IA Norton lots 9, blk 1l-cark,
iots1 2, blk13 81 60 each. - ." s.se iE'Fe
Village OF Kin1iknnik, now River Falls--N no
Ps Plat. Geo. Srotlf lot Z, blk 8, 2 81 unknown,
III 10 hIk6 So IS walter Alexaner. lot g. blk o.
NM Powelrs addition. Z whitehead, lot 7,
blk 20, II 20. f
,saa. Nav Po-zeJrs Additisn.--John EeFwan lot ii
LIZ Il, 81 e.
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PAIN KILLER.

.ATNE T7"I8 49, - = - % : -
taken internally, sheQ@d be @adelteratee with
milk Or water, or made into asyrHp Will lnG-
Iasses. For Coagb.a few drops mn sugar
eaten viii be more effective than amy thingpse
Sse Printed Birectio,st eojich ctccon' bds5g eaca
= 7 L. L
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>, APPLIED Pr TERYALLY,GgREs

Feiooinis, Boils and seres, Sewers barns AID
Scaldss. Cuts Bruises. and SpTainss Swelling
If the .,Geints, Rngwerm and ter.1BrFkeh
Breasts, Frosted Beet and Chlhlqipss reoth--
ache. Pain. III the face, Neuralgia and hfQT
mat ism, + is sqres remedy fof Asuo and
ChiEs and Fever, - ...-.'..f ia. 81
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29

List of Gen. Hospitals at Nashville.
No 1, Blind Asylum, College Hill, in
charge Surg. Failor.
No 2 & 8. University Building, Coll
Hill, in charge Assist Surg. Weeds u. S. A.
lege Hill, in charge Brig. Surg Thurston.
No. 4. Howard High School, College
No 3. State Amory Building near
Med College in charge Assist Surg.
Town.
No g. Meredith Building, College St.
above Broad in chargeSurg. McMeens.
No. Z. College ST. between Church
and Broad in charge Surg. Prtle
No s. Johnston Building, Cedar St.
opposite Commercial Hotel, in charge
Surg. Kercbiyal
No. 8. Market ST. North Of Square, in
charge Surg Skcer
No. 10. Convalescent Barracks, Col
lege Hill, in charge Surg Simpson.
No. H. Pest House, Bucnua Vista
Road, 3 miles down River, in charge
J.. d. llogle M. ID.
No. u. Masonic Hall Hospital, in
charge Of Ass. Surgeon Chase.
REGIMENTALs HOSPITALS.
First Michigan Mecancs and Engi-
neers, Chattanooga Depot in charge
Surg. Hammond
Fifty First Ohio, Female Academy
Building, Church St., in charge Surg.
Woodward. E' SWIFT
Surgeon Y. S. A.. Med. Direct tor
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29
8g 9EIearaEA.
FORT JACKSON PASSED by
THE FEDERALsi
New Orleans Taken !
GREAT OBSTRUCTION OF PROPERTY
Bsauregard Gone to Memphis !
FoRrREss MoNRor. April 2.

NAA Asl-'o AANNAhNNif Il HiAA -
Gen. Wool to- day telegraphs TO the
Secretary Of War saying, Mobile advices
to the twenty-ffth say, the Federals
passed Fort jackson yesterday at four in
the afternoon. When the news reached
New Orleans the excitement was bound
less; and martial law was putin full force;
business suspended; all cotton and steam
boats, except those necessary for trans
porting corn and ammunition were de-
stroyed.
At 10 o'clock to-day the New Orleans
telegraph operator bid goodbye, saying
that the enemy had appeared before the
city. Another despatch TO the Secretary
of War says the Richmond Examiner Of
the Goth announces the taking of New
Orleans. Great destruction of property
by and CONSERVATION among the inhabi-
tants.
CAIRO, April 27.
Thirty Confederate descrtors entered
our camp begging to be enrolled among
our troops. They assert Beauragard
had Withdrawn considerable portion of
his force for the defense of Memphis.
NORFOLK, April 28.-Many citizens are
leaving Norfolk, its fall is confidently
predicted.
Congress unimportant Nothing COM
pleted.
The Steamer North America has passed
Cape Race. Consols unchanged. Provi-
sions quiet and steady.
No news. Every Florida coast port
except Tampa has been evacuated by
the Confederates.
HoNG KoNG.--A Confederate privateer
is on the coast of Borneo, supposed to be
watching for outwardbound American
vessels.
Garibaldi has gone to Brescia. lie will
be appointed Commander-in- Chief Of the
National Guards.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29
Common Councll.

AZ called meeting of the Common
Council, held yesterday, the following
resolution was passed:
Resolved That each and'e every member
Of the Board of Education, and the Su-
perintendent and each and every teacher
of the Public Schools, of the city of Nash
vile, are hereby required, on or before
the LIST day Of July uext to take an oath Of
allegiance TO the United States, similar
to that administered TO the members of
the City Council, or resign their respec-
tive positions.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29

Notice 40 Persons Desiring 10 ship
Goods, wares or M erchan disc
20 Nashville aud Other Places in
Tennessee.
All persons desiring to ship goods,
wares or merchandise 70 Nashville, and
other places in Tennessee, are hereby
notified that the applicant must apply
to Messrs. A. v. s. LrYDsLEY, or EDWARD
II. EAST, atNashville, or 0. 3. BLAcKArAN,
otClarksyille, who will, upon the applican
complying with the requirements Of Con-
gress and the instructions Of the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury grant said permits
And all persons are hereby notified that
no goods of any description whatever
will be shipped from any port outside OF
this State, to any port within this State,
unless the applicant exhibits to the Sur
veyor Of the port from which the goods
are to be shipped, written recommen-
dalton Of the gentlemen above named
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29

From q gentleman who has just come
through from Richmond we learn that q
fearful state Of affairs prevails in the
Rebel Capital There is a great scarcity
Of the necessaries Of life Provisions arc
al famine prices, and many Of tho poor
arc in starving condition. The wealth
Ter rebels refuse generally to extend them
ordinary charities, and cases Of dreadful
suffering and destitution arc reported es-
pecially in the families Of rebel soldiers
Men once noted for their liberality are
engaged in all sorts Of dishonorablc spec
ulations. The people have no hope Of
defending the city against the Federal
troops, and look ON a speedy surrender
as certain, tits hesaddest and dreariest
city on the globe. On all sides are wit
messed want and squalid poverty, sell
fishness and wild debauchery.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29
Davidson Rebel Companies Talsen,

Davidson Rebel Companies TalSen.
We learn that the companies of Cap
tains Hawkins and Cattle raised in this
city for the rebel army, were captured at
Bridgeport on the Tennessee River at
the crossingo the Chattanooga Railroad,
by some troops of Gen. Mitchel's Di-
vision. Some three hundred in all have
been captured, Of whom one hundred and
twenty-five have been brought here, the
est were to have arrived here last night.
The capture Of the bridge is a very i'm
portant achievement The great work
goes on gloriously. The air is vocal with
shouts of victory. All Hail to the tri.
umphant army Of The Union!
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-29

The Atlanta COnfederacy OF recent
date discloses condition Of affairs that
must be very disagreeable to folks blessed
with good appetites;
How no RAISE Hoes. What shah we
do for meat +? How can We increase the
quantity Of IT,? The present price Of
bacon IS alarming. We shall probably
get neither beef nor pork from Tennes-
see. The slaughter of beef cattle has
been enormous The stock of hogs in
the State is very small The prospect of
a scarcity of meat for our army should
cause serious anxiety not only for this
year, but for the future years Of the long
struggle that is before us. Not a eve
lamb--not a heifer calf should be killed
We must increase our breeding stock Of
all kinds in view of the future. If we
cannot fight ourselves, the next best thing
that we can do is 10 provide hearty food
for those who can. We arc not consid-
ering profit OF loss. We want meat
Our army cannot be kept up without il.
The plan suggested is probably the best
methodof supplying it. When you next
look over your stock hogs, neighbor, re-
member Silver Grey's" suggestions, and
If you find any sharp-nosed, slab-sided
ones among them, begin TO fatteh them,
that you may help feed The brave boys
who are fighting for you. If the farmers
and planters will push their young hogs
as rapidly as prudence will allow, we
shall have meat enough. If they do not,
then God help the suffering soldiers and
the suffering poor
We can tell the Confed editor how to
raise hogs. Let him send lot of boys
to learn the art of war, humanity and
decency under the rebel officers. If that
don't make hogs we don't know what will