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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

on Church stili, - tn ssi Line OF 25th.
between brosd aud Marsha 1 STREETS, for sal.
at >uctlOn.-Nbi be sod % suction, G n The p en- ss or
monday, h,9 b Oct, lS6l at 8 o clio HI N the v ~ eS.
eeleai bncE dwelling IcAtei as abJve, nov In the occupancy o.
Dc. Knox
After which VII he sod . valuable vacant IL, lying to the
20 ltb, fronting Ssui 20 feet, ard runDius DEck lhe ceplh 9th
lot.
rEHxs-cnethir cAsh. b.llnee at 9 aud 10 no t,, for ne
Seuable notes, interest added, secur d ~ q trust de-d
G0DDIs 4 APFERsoN,
oc22-tds Auctioneerg.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
romnYse,OVpn, SALE 0R BLR

n0mMySe'OVpR,, SALE 9R VALUABLE
Real Estate In the town Of Clarksy.lie, 4.
Agreeable TO q uesrre Oft e Comfy Jourt Of neeklsi bdrg county,
Va 1 shall sell NJ rubuc Auction, on the premises, on VIC kss-
rAY the ah dAy OF . over bsr, 1st2, At ~ o'clock, available fam
A., Red fence In the iown Of ClsIksvtue.
TIE building 10 lAfR &c and comnodi, Us, cont lining egt rooms
oonysni. nuy arranged, with al necessary ot buldins, co ht
ins fsayants' hoases gJod . a lee. eA7lAse house, an excsleat
Ice htu Q = well o. coed water, &c.
With tNiip opertT Will be sold several loI aJ,ning, contain
ms. 10 ,he VII l., ~ I ; acres.
Pe1sns dul Ing to purcaa- a oSnv inieni and well lmpto'et
residence EculI do we'd 10 es lac tbs property.
1t Ia every respstt one Of tse r ot cesiHb c PrVAtere.idenees
T@ras made inO~a on dag sisis, and possession gwen aHt
JAnul next Sho. ft,Lt',
oct s-tds rommlelon =.
ExECUTRIX,ssALE OR LAM,
II Cropa, stock, &c.-I Nil sell TO the highest bidder, on
Tur.day, the Ssh lay OF NoSemoer next, II ale, II no te
ne,t IA az Thereafter, Ills deirADe Farm knoNn a. Locust
I'm, lying IN the oountS CT Lslga, SIX mites no the iss Of TfeNil-
I.ns D-pot, teyeu miles nor h Of Lou 81 oourt- House, and hb ut
ts,iye IA les east OF Gorions-nle. gu the waters OF kiekorg o. eek,
n4Ioiring The .nds Of Richard &. BlNb, Jss. L. Vein, Or. WIN. A.
aule,pIe aud 9th rs, eo.t.inny So acres, about $50 aces Of
valuable low grounds, I'D tbs Ugh land Ia hlsl stat. OF I'm
pr,yenen, This Isl i,ty CONSIDERED TO 90 ons OF the hnelt ersnlte
yam, IL vIrg MA; In las, g. Is Inferior T. bus 'es-protuc'ng 10.
baeeo OF he q ,et texture, corn vhea, oau. &C, Ia abundance;
cover add other grAsei gToF lux irla1' y. ihe I'm orovemelts
eoush OF 4 large and convenient DweliJg i.uated b3ut the
cent Of tbs Psrn, on = betutsfal hill, rhich com ,aads . view OF
hacco Hoases samcitn' 20. Gu ESQ 0p) ponada tobssco; r,ishsor-
hood good and healthy Depot near though :, make y Hips .
dsy. over {. level rsAd. ANY written conmun eaton adtres1oito
JAasB II. WluLf LEX, Louisa Cout-House, will be promptly
ats. d ID "a, he havluy the power 70 act for me.
Al the "a se time and place, l will q so SCI tbs crops OF Corn,
R0d Ter, HlF &c, took OF all hndJ. smonB hem some IN mos.
Horses, Mules, aud O lite
Terms accommodating, snd mai tnosn on the Day CT sale.
AN y wyOLF0LK
ool5 I'd, EI'eunir q VIZ x Voolfolk, deed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

pY kkNg. PAnT 4 CO.. Euots.

49,. r@--f -L.
b Dry Goods at. Auction
as WEDNESDAY. he 2psa iastssf, ct our Warshsuss, com
~ q eaeas Al 70 o'dAk. We tul al - i4rs' aad dsdfas.s As.
RREsH srsPLs DRY GOODS,
vcontsfrg IN pat Of the 70 Ways:
Biark and blue Pre-. CD md O. nsu elsth..
s, sst cane sns i IA Z s sas ssit. a.. sad ts sS.Jli as.,
ataEhaa trssd, slaaa xCol sh.vL
shis and s.. IL: datnss pate .ttaisaa, j,
Back ea~brct. spFon check, csntre hdAn,
osas aldy5l. Is black AM white spOo: cotton,
HsSsy p,yy biue iwiies dances,
Hioboni rs 1rtsd. sloyfs b sIery, AraHa
- sns.sa AID American plss
Doua 8 . spsrroses hoop Lits, n
q sOorsst ieaEs, donss 10 piLds am ssps', e.
Table e.veTs, ns.s ~aniianey shrs,
EBi,ary 3 . sraids black snx cr.vaw.
esgash arm caps, boys h1ts,
N S.s, i a,s e., a me s :, s. , ,ss "''lhs'f
NheOks AMI eys4. nssdlss. 40.
2ton P;ir hessy srss.ol s;is.' la.tlns saissr,
D ystnd misses shoes nfns 6Sund and I'm do, IA,
esnphking one OF the bes. ssostGslis sfsrea by n this season,
KF -NLse-
600 res-s mole ana lstsr paper. &
81 Envelopes, blank books, etc za.r-
re sale Of n co,h,. casi nsres bos,s and shaes ,n COM
nstcs Ct 10 &C oek, amer which we vi sell q pspes sai bs-t
aaS ksS KEW. p4ISn s oo, aSes
Groceries at Auction. =
0 asasr 'i q; sss Hs s s.ai iaS; : iafs. ass .usriSss: sfarss
Brown ;Si oisriasd Sugar.
Lsfaad Pew isrel 90 -
S SisS. ss.asr. E.ass~-s=
gbOs Machine OF. 10
ALSO, ID.
grsl Drug, and Medicines.
ocs4 -tdG Hkat PAINE 4 co., Auet, @
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ the Stockholders OF the JAMES River and kAhAshA oomos
\ Nv vii be held at the c impanys ohes, In tbs city, on Mon
70 s. s'"' ~ WI P. aUNPoR1, ssa,y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
WILLlkMs& CA.iRINGl

wILLlAms& CAsiRTNGToN,
" AvlNG resumed the Pr1aucs Corms 'on Buire'', n q cir
III oI stand. o. C,ry two door, bsos ~ b s1eet, Sonci, con.
. gnmeats Of Lea and NAaufAet rel lob icso, -Four, Wheat
o "a an ali otisr products.
III Ie hAyinE Cur grA q basI will please IePot Immediately the
number aud whether they Geire 10 ussthen-
AthorouEa ~Botkkseper can have enp oymen' ~ hborh sala'
~ osa5-2gs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

INK iz'S sAL& OF v-1tABLE EAL
IL and Personal Property nshc ely OF Rich
mond, on L,Igb, 7th and STA sire eta BY yitus
Of the VII Of Nc Q IS sis deed, and In oh sd.enee to Il, re
qairsments, the tnIerigoei executors ne ella sypo!nted, vili'e'
a, publ 9 auction On the prem ses, on SUE DAY. he sSth, ay o.
October, lsez b.slnnirg sth ~ pad three O'Clock y. h the val
uable real utre In TIE city OF r 1mnnd, cwntdb By heir ie tuoi
and on whleh he resided at the uDe OF bis a ath, ccpii trg Of q
lot Of ground foa log IS fstt on Ltigh strest be.w en- IN 80
an. aud runnIag hscE on es-h Of tn sGd sro.s stree to sboat 81
feet, Win the lAIg and coaS Heat dwsli 8 house, fur MIS- ei wit
as and vSt-r, bitrhsn, Y - houte 9 ab - ani car1age horse,
and other improvems mis- ,sDd embracing a nnSer Esrdea itmsTks
bic fer is beauty ard ii-hnes'. Aitose,he' this property 10
among tbs mfst c eglnt and de'lrAhie Ia edmond.
The LOT will be disd 4 20 meet the viz VI Of purchaser, accord
Inz 10 a plat which will he exhibited At tie sale.
Also on EEDTstDNY the ssth Of oc;obe-, 1852, beginning a.
10 o'cIaex, A. NJ, the household and Kitchen Firtitufe, toliit
leg Of large Mirrors. Brussels and Tsputy Ca pete, silver, China
snd Glass-var. sofas. Chairs, Beise de- md Bed Ing, turesu
Wardrobe, Curtains, and usny oth-r artltleI &h1, tEo Family
Osrriase. With hsrt esn. q pair Of . orsss, q "or Tnf csf
TKRns For he real = tgte, one thlrl cash, h-2roa on a erecf
Of one ami two years vt1 int res, ps''ble Sc = s1uualy. : e
deferred pSym ns. primo pal nd intsrest 20 b 'e'rrslhy Ter
on TIE properly o. ca = fSr the whole. At The option Of the pr
chaser. For IL PERSONAL estate cash.
CHARLES Z. hILLa,
R0BsET R. HJHfsoN,
rxes-torS Of y. hnii, dssesIed.
sa.e Of Realty ~ GNDDlS 4 APfsNsos, Srsti1nserL
OF Personally b. THOMAS ". ksSsEs, Auetloseer.
nal is
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

IL the Vest II se Of Z h, North ef Leign street
for sale NJ auction 81 me a1'tt+Drsy burr y
we Ahsh stn = puoh- gu tim On the Utmlsa On THUR DAY
the sDth October. lt62. at4H o'esek 7. " The large and We y
tasteful IL q ranged aw'ljn n. .oca Ell 8 above, now Ia the o-eU.
plncy II DIR. BurTess The hue has buit en- rooms, q. d 20
,upPled With rAS, va e., bs h o. Z omi, &c md IS not ony
tlStehutly bet remGFkaSy corr nj. nifty Arranged. 1h- lot hss s
fe DAYS
TKExs-oueihrd ca b, Balance =, six aud twelve months
I r nsgo liable not -, interest sided. % u'ef By a trust deed.
Toe ISLE OF al be h0useho d furniture. embracing the u'ull Va.
Iisiy vii. axe place on ~ NIX day under tie uarAseHeLt Of
Mr. Thomas N. Ketsee, auction er.
oct q eODDlN 1 AP.TRsoN, Auc,a.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

ARGE AND NRgY ELEGATT PRIVATE
IL DwellinF and Vacant Lots on Church III
nj the G ,rner Of FrEnKiin ana 2Stu streets, Tor
xale AZ A uction. Al IL IqiEt ofH "a iro, Fsq. (Sh1i
about 70 rtmo e TO It fArnA ~e all eel At Publis Auction. CT
the pre N ser, on MONDAY be 81 b Ieob-r, 1859 esmm nrnS
Al o'c ocx, p 81 he 'a5 c >Ed elegantly d ishsA Brick Dwe INF
and out.houte. Th- Ioi las front OF ~ Z e., and a depth a.
I96 ct 10 an al ey, and an1thef Lot frontirg en- Franklin sIee
80 by 40 tet Ioca'ei a. Sd We. The dwelling Wal tuls lsyer,i
years $50 By he tie O. ners, regsr % Of expea,e, sar
co seau % IL The best mstsr ais Al W Tkpsas ID wee used In 81
contract on. The Dive II & Is three SORES above he basement.
with large I'D OF 10 TIE rear. and eoatai . absst 6 rooms. Jh'
yarlois are farm she'd with m able NANTES snd 9 sthrorgh a. TIE
hose. Tie er vas-d ant mnan d.n view Of tbs properly
oyer,ooking % II do . toe whols Of klehmond, Jrmes Rive. an
Of the rrrouniing ceuniy ior nipy nile IN sS sbtD Is Anorg
the most plctur sqse Gndbra I'M In 20 uno1d.
p sss sion given on or before the is Il o. Roven be- next
TERss-one,hhd clsL bal-re % | and 3 yeas. for bondf
bearing inieres secured by a tutdesf, or slc.h THE opioI
Of the purchase. uoDDtN q APP skeOs,
oel6- Aieuoness
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

/. Dry Goods at Auction
as WEDNESDAY. he asa ~iastssf, at oup Warehsus cam
4 each al 20 o'dAk. W. tHi 81. 8 i.g; aad dsHfso'e a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
PmLIDELpslL, Oct 20. ls6.

OfciL rst1rrs from s yen'e, G. coun les. comprising
NOS. Ual bali lie vo,iae poPu'ston Of Oh" SITE, give
slenLes, temocys, for Auditor General, l s52 m joriiy.
30 TON. DC, q. 1862
J,hn A. andrew tss written a lsoer foJtpaIg toe
nomination tf ile republicans foF Fo-elecion.
BCsroS, De- Il, 1869
A 's,'ef from General Deveas, accepting the ? opt's
TO inIion Tor Governor oil Massachusetts,, g published
lh4 evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
A HlS1 ABOUT RICHMOND.

Some Of the late articles Of The Tribune are reg adsd
here as quite vile OF the administration Tark. Thus IL
so.s down hose who se opposing the eifision Of ne
graes trough The North as syDpKth Esr5 with tho Jtf.
Davis rsatps.cn, when 10 lac. Mr.. Stanton has jus; tele-
zrap.el 10 Caro- 10 serd no more contrRbands into the
i1,,,ior O. Ilitos So, tco, tho Tibune calls for a con-
zen ration Uf 81 uoCps herssbouti upon Gen kcUlel'
tn column, when u fact that General needs supplies
ru o. Than -- nj ~ en- the administration has sGrate
&C views that are no, entirely kacw1, and Il they were
;4sy cJad u,t be impaired 70 the public. The T.ibare
sh nd kgOE tbs l ere Are oh T ssys Of Ptik ng At
Rietm0.d ~ it' couairy COMMUNICATIONS than By tbs
yauay d Virginia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

Lk MATS R~EVOLvEAS.
VXTE have TemLag, afev Of these Celebrated Pistols, nauufAc-
w tarsa By LIE All, In Pari', for sale AZ redoeed prices BY
ocqs KEST. PAItE . co.
BOARDING AND a. SCtF0cL ROH YOUNG
LADIES',
NTIss PE6RAM vii resume the dltes Of hr seh1ol the let
M Of ooiober next, o, her res denee. Linden kos, Franklin
street
Circulars. containing further particulars, may be had on appn
AR f-.sau Mn. J. W. PzGRAk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
noksrER row TN IoNpoN.

Hyio PNk. L3n5o1, on Sunday, tie b, was the
scsne Of q nos: disgrlosfol riot There wa no NEE Ing
c led, bet 40 immense crOWl tsIsmbcd, comp SD
lr,e.y q rougts, I'Hh and English, apparently irt'nt
on 4 isling tie row Of The p%reVioaS Sunday, or making
Ss'qutl to it The brutal proceedings continued for sone
two hours. Re hree O'Clock sbou. one hundred thousand
people bad entered the pa K, Uv cArrvi' z sticks. Toe
I-sh lad made tha best preparations for the 'hiudy =
When tae melee vas at lie heignL ticks we're being Us d,
and s6nes we're syi0g in all dire tons, aud at least Two
thousand people we're battling in off rant parts OF tn5
pax, and Ia some cAses kniV, we're used. Several hun
drsd soldiers OK dutI took part IL The fray. The Irish
were 1T las: oyerpoHece5.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
uIRIBkLDI

TIE accounts from q 4ribAldI we're IesI satiIfActory'-
His s1ff rings were caused BY continuity lying In tn
zane pOsitOn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25
PARTNERSRFP.

ToBs HaaeoeE, ofth; county CT Belize, :, the st.'s OF VIZ.
81 snla, II Das jsncooz, Gro-Te W. frat. II P. Derby Ai
Leroy J 6Isai, " he Sity ~ ~Rehnoa4, IN t7e State 9 orSsd,
have ssrt.d a pStrsss ~, IS b. c'uerct c Under the rsEt sf
Arm OF .banc,cks FROST UeTb, . 10 which a ief he al pntes
are % b. ssnsrei Pgeyr syrert Leroy J. g I. Wis 10 20 be .
speeiat pa taeI aG4so ~eoniihre tLs srl Of ;oi " 'usAac doila 9,
the gsnei ~ ua,Dre % % er bVgnos is 30 be fi.f 7 rAnrfsetur-r,
Jusksg, yssdisg ssd es.lhg Ia Woct . Ware q vl'!Sa. DE
criptioIs machinery, inpis.1e,ts ans lgssss OF yLrezs kinds,
md hsde ron na s5as Ct saEdiy Nndl. uiodta, met, ae and
otherw q, tsvi. . he city Of aishnons, 10 vrgnia sEihsf p,sos
Of huiaess and the dpsiion q ne pstoerslr 20 os tm ee ! eAn
ron the c 81 csy q ccoter, sshtee tsajssiI I'D sixty w.
aWi.aess ue following ssrsterss srtIah
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

August /, 1851.
no avoid lnil.cfm'nat, improvement, the Government win
A pay t.Dpe uoEGI for DIX vkBS. ~ d to c hoped this sd
e tsssert ~l secure an adequate number without further In
Tes nsrI x. 9RtssILD,
su9 psnr ,nd provost hsrphL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-25

Dn0n LBS. old country scar, for sllsby
ZtsVu Ang 50 " X. PLEasANrs. 18Th street
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-15

Two men, hitherto active and promi-
nent Secessionists, were conversing in a
neighbOring town the other day on the
civil war. One of them remarked -
" THE Southern Confederacy is hope
lessly lost-the rebellion is an utter fail
ure, and am for the Union henceforth."
The other concurred in the statement
Of his companion, What a blessing il
would be if all dislOyal men would thus
frankly confess their error and forsAke
desperate and falling cause.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-15
Fast Horse Swapping.

A physician of Wilson county informs
us that while riding along the road some
ten miles from Lebanon, on the morning
when Morgan's gang was cut to pieces,
he met rebel solder galloping along on a
horse half-dead with fatigue. The rebel
drew his pistol on the physician and Or
dered him to swap horses Immediately.
Which urgent demand our friend readily
complied with, thus getting a very poor
in exchange for a very fine horse. The
physician mounted and logged along on
his new steed for near half mile, when
he met another guerrilla, also riding as
though the devil was close after him.
Rebel number two also presented his lit
tie hostile arrangement and requested an
immediate transaction in horse flesh.
The doctor again complied, and got on
his second horse. He trudged slowly
along theroad on his worm out and pant
ing Rosinante for nearly mile when a
third guerrilla came plunging towards
him, who also, like hispredecessors, made
an exhibition of belligerent machinery,
accompanied with proposition to swap
horses, and request to be ID quick
about it, The doctor had by this time
got so used to such sudden commercial
transactions, and loOsing any foolish at
tachment for his horse, just in proportion
to the rapidity Of his exchanges, that he
smilinglY got down fourth time, and
then, like John Gilpin, "got up again"
Long before he reached his home he re-
peated this horse swapping, orrather had
it repeated for him, ne less than six times,
he being rather passive in the business.
The last horse he got was a very fine one.
and better than the first. We have heard
of places being so hot that "there was no
time for swapping knives" but il appears
that the hotter a place gets the better il
is for Swapping horsest This is the way
in which these guerrillas get horses.
Whenever a horse gets fatigued the first
rider or team is stopped and trade is
forced.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-15

A rebel letter found at Shiloh, written
from New Orleans some weeks ago, says
that zone hundred and fifty able bodied
women have formed themselves into q
military company to fight the Yankees"
just imagine a big edition of old Mrs
Caudle in her night-cap, broom in hand
striding forward, like Julius Caesar on
the stage, and showing a pair of fat
calves as thick as brace Of piano legs
at each step, and then tell us if you
don't think that the Rebels have got to
a desperate shift in their warfare
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-15

The excellent editor of the Clarks-
burg (Vs.) Telegraph compliments US with
the following notice:
Our THASKs.-That indomitable Unl0a
Editor, Mr.. Mercer, of the Nashville
UNION, has our heartiest thanks for
sending us his Daily in exchange. We
read his paper with much interest evtFy
evening, as almost every paragraph in 10
brings TO our mind some old and fami
liar circumstance. Each number Of the
Union is just like receiving a letter
from our old home. Long may Mercer
conduct the UNION for the good Of the
Union and Of himself.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-15

Men of the Union party, the present war
which rocks the whole land like the up
heavings of a mightyearthquAke, will never
be forgotten TO the latest period of time.
twill constitute hereafter one of the great
historic events Of the world. Then be
heroic, bold, firm and conscientious. The
eyes Of all coming generations will
anxiOusly read how you bore yourselves
in this ordeal of fire. How do you de-
sire to be remembered by posterity, as q
patriot, and friend Of your race, or as a
weak and trembling time-server afraid
TO call your soul your own Make your
choice now. IL you are Union men, be
bold and resOlute.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-15

viii some one give us the information
desired in this note?
BTGBYvuLE, Tenn, Maury Co., May II.
Mr.. S. g. MERoER-Sir: II you can
give information where the Confederate
prisoners of the 23rd regiment of Ten
nessee Volunteers taken in the battle Of
Shiloh, you will confer q great favor by
giving a notice in your Daily Nashville
Union Of where they are; you will re-
iieve distressed parents and bring them
under obligations TO you for an act OF
kindness. Yours respectfully,
JANIS LorKF and wife.
per VA. n NUHFRY.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-15

W1tWNGTON, May l3.-Tbe Wyandotte
arrived this morning from the RRppahan-
mock. her otiicers report that the Freedom
and Island Belle went mp to the MonkotOnk
on Saturday, and cut or two rebel echoners,
one with a valuable cargo Of whisky, aud
the other with stores. ...
The Belle proceeded up the river some dis.
lance, and discovered body OF about 500
rebel deserters from the Glocester Point bat.
teries, who stated that when the order was
given TO evacuate, they being disguised with
The service, determined to march 10 the
Federal lines and surrender. They belonged
TO Virginia regiment. They offered TO lay
down their arms, and expressed willing
ness to take ihe oath of allegiance, which
Capt. Harris, Of the Belle, administered to
all Of them.
FARTHER PoiNr, May l3.--The steamship
Jura, from Liverpool on the let, via Lon.
douderry on the I'd, passed here this morn
ing.
The Paris correspondent Of the Independ.
ence Beige asserts, ia the most positive man
ner, that the projected Intervention by
France and England 10 the affairs OF Ameri
CO, is confirmed. The South will be re-
quired TO guarantee the emancipation Of her
slaves.
The same authority Gays that secret
treaty exists between France and Spain,
providing for the early abolition of slavery
in Cuba.
New YoRK May Is A movement is max
ing by the Government which indicates de-
sign on it's part to assist the starving people
OF New Orleans. as In the case Of those at
Newbern and other points. A dispatch was
received yesterday from Washington direct.
ing that the steamer Ocean Queen should be
eoaded with commissarv stores and sent
down TO New Orleans Il ia understood that
these stores are for Distributed as General
Bntler may direct.
The mail to be sent to New Orleans this
evening, by the steamer Connections, will Be
much larger than was expected. The mum.
her Of letters which will be mailed before the
Connecticut sails will reach 10000, mostly
on business.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-15

, Merchants and others expecting goods
by Express from the East and other
points, will please call upon the Union
Committee, Messrs. EAST and LINDsLEY,
and obtain the necessary permission from
them to have their goods forwarded from
louisville Such permits can be handed
40 w. w. CLEMENS, Agent.
Many goods destined for this place are
now detained in Louisville for want of
the necessary permit for their transit.
may l0--5t
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-15

Tbs NEW CONSTITUTION or ILLINoB.-
Eleven Illinois regiments have voted on
the new constitution Of the State, and Of
the whole number Of votes cast there
were only sixty against it. This cOnsti-
tuition denies the negro the right Of emil
grating 10, or citizenship 2, tie State.
SO says the Boston POET.
Thus every Development Of Northern
feeling since the beginning Of the rebel
lion proves the utter fAlseness Of the
charge made by Southern rebel leaders
against the tree States, that they mean to
establish an equality Of races in the ex-
ercise Of political rights and social pri-
vilsgeS The charge Was indeed first
made by dsmAgOgueS, TO s1AsperAte and
smbitter the sOuthsrR people against
their Northern brethren, and il il repeat
ed now for the same purpose, Tas PEG
pie of the North are ss violently opposed
70 negro equality a. the people Of th,
South are. The white and black racsl
are IN no more danger Of . general mix.
tuFs than oil and water, Notwithstanding
numerous experiments made on that point
by some freelOvs 6rs-eAtsrp.