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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-13
$. c. mEnoEH, Editor.
MORNING, JULY 10, 1862.


MonoAv's gueriIlas have again been
severely handled, by our gallant soldiers
and arc now flying percipitately, If they
have not been intercepted and cut Off
They have again shown themselves TO
be troopof miserable towards, as I'M
willing to face troop Of half their num-
bers as they are eager to attack a hand
full Of men, burn a bridge or destroy
wagon train. How men Of the least sense
of honor can countenance, or regard with
the least federation such troops Of free
hooters and highwsymen, who arc dssti
tute Of al the elements Of chivalry, is
one Of che mysteries Of thismost mystic
rious OF times. The annoyance and dan
Ger 10 which the thoroughlare between
this place and Louisville have been sub
iected by these miscreants, are insuiiera-
bic. The railroad beyond Gallatin for
some distance has been exposed to con-
tinual depredations, FOR the want Of
sufficient cavalry force, We have had a
small number Of excellent troops cut up
into attachments and scattered in such a
manner as to end anger the safety Of our
troops without giving security TO the
mails aud railroad travel We ueed at
least another regiment Of cavalry to ope-
rate and scour the country continually
beyond Gallaiin. An efficient force, such
as Col. WYNKooP's, could efiectually
min in the bud all these maurading bands
while mastering together. As it is we
cannot calculate, with any certainty on
receiving our Eastern mails, or on send
ing dispatches by telegraph. We allow
communication between Nashville and
Louisville TO be liable to interruption, al
any hour by gang Of cowardly high
waymen. We have conyersed with sew
eral experienced officers, some of whom
are familiar with the condition Of things
in the district referred TO, and they be-
leve that more cavalry is needed fol
service there Immediately. We hope thai
the force will be dispatched without de.
lay, and that the safety of passengers OF
the railroad and the public mails will ne
longer be exposed to attacks at any day
from rebel freebooters. Infantry cannot
always operate successfully against these
rowing horsemen, as they invariably run
when they come in collision with for
midable force. We need cavalry, whose
officers are familiar with the country and
with the leaders, and rendezvous of the
rebels Neutral persons in the neighbor-
hood in variably aid and advise them
aud such offenders must br summarily
dealt with
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We feel Inundated at certain reports
which have been published in the news
papers at the outrages committed by Col
TURoHIN's regiment at Athens, Ala. A
correspondent of the Louisville Demo-
crat says that this regiment were guilty
Of the most abominablc excuses in that
place, as they were at Bowling Green,
We haze no words to express our abhor-
renee aud indignation at such conduct
and are glad to know that these troops,
as we'll as all the superior officers who
countenanced their acts or failed to pun
ish them, will be mustered out Of service,
and have the brand Of shame put upon
them. We are fighting for the supreme
cy Of the law. Our armies were must
cred for the enforcement of the laws, and
no man, soldier or officer can violate them
without committing perjury and bringing
disgrace upon the cause in which he is
fighting. No bravery or skill can ex-
cuse lawlessness At time like this,
when military power is in the hands of
so many men, it will unavoidably fall
into the hands Of very bad men, and
abuses will be committed. All such per-
sons must be taught that shoulder-siraps
and epauletts give no authority to violate
the rights of innocent persons, or to
seiae private property for private use.
Whilst we are and have been advocates
Of rigid measures, and for prompt pun
ishment of traitors we abhor and de-
nounoe all this petty usurpation and dep
relation which some have Instituted for
private gain. No friend Of his country
will ever engage in schemes and acts so
disgrace(ul. We believe in tho necessity
and justice of conGscating the property
Of rebels, but let this be done by the
government for tho benefit Of the people
and not for the personal benefit Of any
man, officer or private.
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In Ohanoerv at Nashvi,le.

CTATE OF TENNE SIZE Al Rui'r held 10 the
- Corks once, On merry Court al Nash ille Mon
day, July the I'm, 1862,
Jthn 81 ito ,upan mt, IS. II. N rshall Ct al, DO
tCudnnts,
Il Appearing from Bt tRvit Med IN this canso that
the defendant hammuud Marshall, has removed
himself irum tie state Of Tennessee 80 that the urd
nary process Of laS uann,t be served ou hmm, and
thut the defendant G. X. Marshnl Is a non.rcs dent
OF The slate OF tennessee. u IA ordered that ttey %
first three days Of the neTt term OF said Court TO be
held on the lst nday IN November next uS62) and
plead, answer or dcmur 20 Comp,anants bill, or the
same II be taken for confessed 10 them, aud set
for hearing parte, and that copy OF this order be
published week for four saccessive weeks In tho
Nashville Union. Copy-Atest
.-fr I'D. IS GlEAVRS, &. h w.
RrssrIL HousroN Sol, for Compi1 jnly13wst
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

CTArE OF TENNE'sEE--At Rules held In the
> Clerks ONCE, Chancery Court at Nashville, Non
day, July the lth, 1862.
John shilto, Complainant, rs. II Marsh II o as, ne
fondatt
ItappcNfng from affldayit nled In this cause that
the Defendant, HammYnd Murshal hes removed
himself rom the limits Il the State u Tonhesseee
that the ordinary process OF tue law cannot be served
on hlm II "a ordered that no do enter his appearance
herein before within the FIRST three days OF the next
term OF said Court, 20 be held the las Monday In
November next 1902 and lead, answer or demon to
Complauant's bill or the same viii be taken fOr con
a copy of this order be published once a week for four
successive weeks In the Nashvi le Union.
A Copy--Attest J. Il. GLEAYE5, c. Nm.
Russ IL Houston, Sol. for Z mplt. j1lyl9w4t
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John Hays, Benjamin South. Thomas
Hutson, Archibald Rowen, r II MALAY.
w d Ford, S n Flettier. @ L Mofea, -
Wolf John Mars, NJ S Jones, r O VIII
liams, David Il Hicks, Joseph O Rye, ID
b Hicks, J II Bivins, JK 6osseit j V
Burnell, A n Buchanan, Julius Klymar,.
II b Mitchell, j A Thomas a Co. j M
Galley, L Q Phelps, VIM Mcdonald. J Nj
Lobell, M j Myers, l. Il Mullen, Joseph
Pentecost, w I Freshman, VIM II Ha-
gan. g + Woodruff, James Edwards. W
Lowe, NJ X Drane, John FOX, Clay w
Brooks, VIM McNeal, G NJ Stone, r NJ
Freeman, NJ J Dolan, H Milligan, Frank
buchanan, John M Hughes, B Davis.
VIM Turner, Brannan & Eanks David
McGready, A Cunningham, w II & J G
Smart w ] Doyle, Enoch Ensley, john
Fox, J ? Coleman, ] Keer, w l. Dunn,
Martin Price, II Patrick, Il II Pearson,
Daniel Phillips, J @ Prewiti Robert ID
Parrish, John Kennels, Benjamin Rhodes
w Nj Ruslin, G W Rodgers, J d r Ro-
bertson, M l. Richardson, w T. Ratch, r.
Candle, James Rogers, J w Rodgers, r
Richie, John SoissmOre, John Shillett,
VIM Shores, Whittmore e. Smith, w Z
Smith, J n Sherod, ] Smith, A J Sat
terfield, John Shay, G w Sergeant David
St John, Z Rosenheim, J M Sweet p
Snyder w A Cellars, James Z Tucker,
w w Taylor, Il NJ Taylor S Trigg +
Vanderbilt, I E Williams, Jasper Wright,
j w Wallace, 7 G Walston, John Welscb,
L y Weights, W J Watkins, J + Wilson,
J . Weaver, L Watkins, Harvey Walston,
X B Cheatham, r @ McNairy, Robert
kirkpatrick, w II Calhoun, w J Mari,
Charles Bosley, B T Brown, DR. Hockett,
James Walker w X Turner, Elisha
Haltman
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in Chancery at Nashville.

CTATE or TENNESSEE AT Roles held in tho
- Clerks Uiici, Chancery CObrt at Nashville, Mon.
day, July the IN, 1862.
Martha Newman, Uompaniut, 49, Hammond
Marshall, no'ondaut.
II appearing from AFFIDAVIT hod IN this came that
the defendant, Hammond Manhi has removed
Inns 70 from The Of Tennessee, 80 that the ordi
nary process Of q Jaw cannot be served on him II
is ordered that he do enter his appearance herein be-
fore within tho first three days OF The next term OF
said Court, q be held on the LIST Monday 10 Novem-
Dor next (862) and plead, answer or detnur u Com
plainants bill, the same viii be taken Tor confessed
as 10 them and set for hearing OK parte, Rud that
copy OF this order be published once week FOR our
successive weeks In the Nashville Onion.
A C0py--Auc8t ]. n. GLEAVEs, ca ~
Il H0UsroN, Sol for Compt iulyl3N4t
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In.ChanceIv at Nashyille.

ClTATE OF TENNESskE---At Ruios held 10 the
- Ciurs e Oil0e, Chsnoefy Conrt az Nashville Mon.
DAY, July thu 1th. 1851, n
cynthia Drown ct al, Comtlunauts, v West H.
.n Humphreys, Dcfondanh r.a
II appearing hon an lavit filed IN this that
The defendant, West a. humphreys has removed ffom
State Of Tennessee Or is 80 abscundng or Coucesng
himself that the ordinary process ~ the law cRnhot
be served On him. Il uraurod that he DO enter his
appearance hercin be,ore or within the first three
days OF the next term II sail urt 20 be hold the
LIST Moady IN November Nt QSd2) and plead, answer
or dcmur g. Compainants bill tue me Will be IA
Ken for confessed To him AMI st COR hearing pare
aud that copy OF this order be publ shed one" week
for oar successive weeks IN tho Nashville Union.
Copy--Attcst J. D. CtEAVES, e an.
!. s. BRirN & SoN, soils flr Complt. juylSwtt,
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In ChanoerY at Nashville.

CtTATE or TENNESSEE-At Rules held In the
- clerks once, Chanoery Court az Nashville, Mon
day, July the 7th, 1852.
Samnel Aamsey Compainanr q. Widow and Heirs al
law Of samuel Spars man and others bcfen auts.
It appoarng from affidavit nlcd IA this cause that
the Defendants j. Lowell end wife Betty ". Lowell,
sre non the State OF tennessee IL ordered
that they do enter their appearance herein before
or within The st days Of the next term Of sad
Curt 70 be held the Lot Mouday In November next
NsG2) and plead answer or demur 10 Compartments
bill, tho will be taken for confessed as 10
IA and set for hearing eX parto, nni that copy
OF this order be published once a week for four suo-
cessive weeks In the Nashville linton.
A Copy---Attest J. T.. GlEANtS, G. 4 M.
]. ). BRiES X Sos Suls for Compls. iulyl3W4
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For the NASHVILLE Daily raIan,
INC Why 90 Dill

Areport having reached Gen DUMoNT's
headquarters, that band Of guerrillas
were forming in Sumner county, and that
il was drilling at night at the pious viii
lage Of Goodlettsville, Lieutenant Col.
HKprREv, OF the 5Olh Indiana Volunteers,
was ordered to visit said village for the
purpose of introducing to the attention Of
its citizens the propriety Of prohibiting
these bands Of outlaws from holding
their midnight murderous conclayes UNI
interupiedly in their midst or to cease
TO associate with abiding citizens.
In accordance Herewith the Colonel,
with $50 men, were found at Goodletts.
vile at the questionable hour Of one
o'clock this morning. The good people
having retired, the Colonel placed his men
around the village, with orders TO arrest
all who attempted to pass in or out, and
at daylight entered the town from oil
directions, and took every male citizen
prisoner, who are now before authorities
to give an account for the deeds done in
the body.
July II, 1862
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The state Of Indiana, judging FROM
what we see in her newspapers, seems TO
be progressing rapidly ia the work Of
recruiting She has sent 10000 men in
to the Geld, and has been in the hottest
of The hgh, and is eager to do still more.
We learn that Capt BRApEN, Of Indiana
polls, who has been stationed az this post
for some time on Gen. DUMoNr's staff
has prospect of @ Colonelcy in one OF
the new regiments. lie is an urbaue and
courteous gentleman and is regarded as
possessing high qualifications for mill
tary life, An officer of the Pennsylya-
MIA Cavalry, who was in the fsht al Le-
banon, informed us that he deporied HIM
self with wonderful courage and GOODNESS
n that contest and that he carried or.
ders back and forth, under perfect raid
of guerrilla bullets, seemingly regardless
Of his safety. On one occasion wbie
separated from his own men, he halted
fired three shots deliberately Into their
ranks, and rode ON. lie scems always
eager for active service and will win dis
tinction when occasion offers
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We are informed by a very reliable
gentleman thata bad Of gueuillas again
visited the premises Of our friend q. IL.
Castleman, Of this county, on Tuesday
night last, and stole two more Of his
horsos-all he had Oar informant
further states that the headquarters Of
this band is at Lynchburg, in Lincon
county. Could not the Federal authori-
ties break up this clan il they would but
exert themselves a little l-SRclyUle
Nars.
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Cotien nurnInr AaaIn.

We learn that on Tuesday last a bard
Of guerrillas attacked another train Of
wagons engaged in hauling cotton from
Huntsville 10 this place, some three or
four miles this side Of Fayetteville, at or
near the residence OF Hugh Tomison,
and burned a large quantity Of cotton
Our information as 10 the amount burned
ranges from ffty to seyenty-1ye bales
Shsl5yUiHe AelOs.
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CtTkTE OF TENNESSEE AT Rules held in the
- Clerks Office, Chanoery .urt NJ Nashville, Mon
day, Julyy the TIN, 1862.
IsngcS Nichols Complainant - Chsrios l.. Chill
dIes aud Others, lefcndauts.
u appearing from AFFIDAVIT 0ied IN this cause that
the Defendant :. Childress rs nonresident q the
State OF Tennessee u ordered that he do enter his
appearance herein before or within the nrst three
days Of the next term Of said Court 10 be held on tho
lst Monday IN Novemb rneXt (lS62) an6 plead answer
or demur to Compliments bill, tho same VIII be Ia
ken Tor confessed as 20 him aud set Tor hearing tx
parte and that copy Of THIS order be published once
a week for four successive weeks IN The Nashville
Union. Copy-Attest;
J. r. cLEAVES, CAM.
% T.. WmEtN Sol for COmpt iulyHw4t
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In Chancery at Nashville.

C,TATE OF TENNESsEE.--At Rules held IN tho
- Clerks once Cumoory Court al Nashville, Aou
day 1uly the Vh, 1852 700
William simmons Complainant - r. McManus and
Others Defendants.
II Appearing from andavit sled In tbs cause that
the Defendant r. McNauus place u residence Is ua
known and that be be- now nonresident Of
tho state OF Tonncssre. Il b. ordered that DE DO
enter his appearance herein before within the hHt
mreo days of he next term OF said Court % be held
on the Ii M0ntly,in November next Qs62) and plead
answer or domur 10 Clmpiinanps blh, 0r tho siine
Will be taken for confessed 10 him aud set for
hearing OK parte and that copy OF this order Do pub
lshed once "a week fDf four successive weeks Ia the
Nashville Union. A Copy--Atieat
j. Il. GLEAYES, C. Am
L. DEMOS. Fol Tor Compll iUly i3w4t
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9er advertisements.


CrATE or TENNEssEE LAT lsulcs' held In the
- Cere's omee Chmccry Court 81 Nashville, Mon.
day auiy thc an Iso2 A
J. 7. Beech Comp aihant ~ Ncst q Bun hreys DO.
ftudapt
II Appearing Rom aHdavit nied IN the cause that
We defendants West n Humphreys has removed from
ne state OF tenueaea isEo Ascending or conceal
ng hnef that the ordinary process Ut the law eau
not b. ssrvcd on him. II h. ordered that he enter bis
appean'e herein before within the rst three days
81 The next torn Of said Court be hcd on the hrst
Monday 10 Nuveub ef next (lS6) nd plead answer or
drmur % Compilnlnus hu or soc ~ me Mn be taton
ior ssed as to him aud SGT Cor he ring OK parte
aud that copy ni this urder be Published oncs week
lor four enc as-ive weeks IN tlie Nashville Union.
Copy-Attest
!. y. GLEAVEs, c. an
Us. BmEN soN, SOL Tor Complt july Iawst
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

a paragraph in reference to Hon.
BAlLE PEYroN, and one or two news
stems in yesterdays paper which APP
pearcd as editorial, should have been
credited to that excellent little paper,
the Shelbyyille Nacs We gave credit
in our copy, but Il was overlooked by
the compositor. We are always desir-
Gus 10 ld Cesar hare his things,
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We understand that one Of the incar-
cerated parsons intends 10 turn bis at
teulion TO small surgery hereafter, as he
has naturally a strong inclination 10 let
OFT fhaS.
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Corporation Taxes.

rVUE CITY TAX BOOK FOR 1879 NOW COM.
q l.g'ete, ami ou roy aio 90 my once 1he city law
provides, d fhat he Tex on real and personal prop
erty shlii Pc due unt payibu ut TO- once ~ The
Ray iniCr. % AZ the r.W ofsiXIor don't pCr anuum
A d. SHANK AND,
iuns gs-dtct. Revenue D1llrlior
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WANTED.

4 coon FEMALE COOK, 10 whom liberia wage,
"a win be paid. Amply at University hoapiial.
July n, ls62-iW.f
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Wei, heayeu forgive hun, and forgive us al
SONS ise By sin and some by virtue fall
some run from brakes of vice and answer none
Ana some are condemned flr a hut alone"
Trusting soon to tread the streets Of
I am yours, truly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-19
80 q eaE Irss.CIaa -.

81 AGnunD oI eur LfolrIlA- A~-+e'
~ telegraph Il win be seen that the
HfoaitoE EauqatuoF, aslsna, ArOOStOOk,
sad Por, RoyLl were rspulisd By 3 fort
svsl miles below Richmond, and com
ssnsd % retire. One Of che big gans on
he Naugatuck exploded 90 the arst aFs,-
Seventeen og The Federal force had been
barred 81 the date Of the ofiOiAl dispatch,
-uua thsFe were many lying Wounded on
tho boats, including Lieut. Morris, com
unndsF e the Monitor. Further partiou-
lsfs of this repulse will be locked for with
tie greatest impadenos We have oon0id-
ers3 these iron clad boaH invulnerable
against any land forts, and supposed the
way open 10 Richmond. The rebels will
beast loudly Of having repulsed the Fede-
nj NaVy, which has been 60 universally
fusoslaul ct every other point and It is
certainly disappointment to as, but not
yet disaster. Aside from the explosion
Of lAs Nsugatusk's gun, which was not due
b any way 70 The ere Of the rebels, We do
aot isaEn that TIE boats were seriously In
3uFed. Il is highly probable that the main
rossoa Of the rspulse was that the channel
sfths river vas obstruOtsd, and thst the
aFs q ths fort was sufficient to prevent the
successful removal Of the ObstrussiOns -
Fhe land forces had not advanced Sufi-
eisntly 70 cooperate with the boats In an
sstAsk upon the Fort
lrom the land forces Of Gen. Mcclellan
We have no news st tAis writing. That he
& sstsadHy advancing We may be SURE, and
Hst be viii closely press the rebels to a
asEt Or q more hssty alght, is equally GER
tain.
Ps.-Our Bpsoisl Washington dispaches
Vtais that the rebel fort mounted one hun
dFed gunsi also that 1t is probably a mis-
taks e to the Galsna being ct the fort, she
drawing too much water to 30 up 80 far.
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We publish to-dsy, E clear review o.
Cen. NitOheiTs plan Of operations in South
Orn Tennessee and Northern Aalbsms, with
IN emphatic order Of his regarding those
Who hereafter sct the part Of bridge burn
ors and track dssiroyera BE tells the
people very plainly that all such win be re-
Farded e outlaws and murderers and viii
b treated ss such, wherever found. This
g the true way to serve suoh numbering
gentry, and his threat Of the death penalty
70 all eaught in such work viii make more
Union msn than . doEsR prOolamstions
such as some Of our Generals have issued,
"a which moral suasi6R In behalf Of q
Consultation which the people to whom it
e addressed have trampled under foot, is
ths ssvOrsBt weapon ShOWni and when Gen.
Mitchell further ssys that II the PsrPetra-
tors Il these deeds cannot bs found them
selve1, the property Of those in the neigh
borhOod, who are rebel symPsthiEsrs, will
b siesod ss indemnify, be shows the spirit
Of tree general. We do not doubt that
BE- viz carry cut his order faithfully and
fully.
Gen. Mitchell knows how to word sn or
der e veil as 70 surprise the enemy. The
Quiot sir Of authority with which he speaks
sfths destruction Of 'fmy trains, sndalg enc
sinOs" il as gratifying to US IS It must be
gAIllng to the rebels. Il is in itself an
essay upon oonascation. Gen. Mitchell wiz
% 20 rely upon.
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From CorInrh.

Eon news yet Of the impending battle 81
Oerinth. Gen. Popss division has made
anolhsr advance, and Is now within three
nllss Of oorinth. II seems impossible that
tie battle can be postponed much logger
althougb II is said BY rebel papers that eV-
sEy day Of delay Is one Of disaster to Beau
Esesrd BE hss all the troops he can gather,
except raW leVies, Who In severe hght
would be more in the way Of their own
Oonmsndsr than that Of his opponent He
hal secured the whole country for atty
niles around for forage and proviSisns,
and must shortly be put upon short allow
alss. While thsse facts may assist in
kssplng Gen. HAlleok baok, they would
nAturally impsl BsauragaFd to risk an ct
iAak, were it not for the fact that he Is
strongly fortified ct Oorinth, and does not
salo "a leave the cover Of his sntrsnOh.
nsats. We esn therefore only watch and
Vdit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-19

The Convention re-assemblsd at O'Clock
P. NJ, and was opened with singing, follow
ed with prayer BY Rev. Mr.. Goodrich, Of
Cleveland.
The order for the discussion was announo-
ed BY the Secretary, being the third and
fourth topics in the report of the Business
Committee.
An animated and highly interesting dis
cusliOn on the third topic occupied the Con-
ventiOn until the hour for adjournment,
sustained BY Mr.. Martindale, of Mentor ;
Rev. Mr.. Goodrich, of Cleveland Rev. Mr..
Grosvener, of Medina Rev. Mr.. Clark, Of
Portsmouth; Mr.. Byron, of Milwaukee /;
Mr.. HOyt, hev. Mr.. Carmac and lAIr. Del
ano, Of Cleveland; Rev. Mr.. Young, Of
PainesVills; Mr.. Colby, Of Mansfield; Rev.
Mr.. Hart, of Edinburgh, and Messrs. Davis
and Brown Of Cincinnati, after which the
Convention adjourned till o'clock to-mOT-
row morning, and closed with singing, and
benedictiOn by Rev. Mr.. Chester, Of Gin
oinnati.
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Akaothor Citizen" writes us from Louis
vile, Indignantly denying the allegations
q Hl-traatmsnt Of the blacks in that city
by the provost guard, as asserted in letter
b senator Sumner, which was published
a the L1ADHR. "Another Citizen" says
hat the charge is base slsndsr upon the
provost marshal We are certainly ready
70 give him ths benefit Of the denial. But
When aanOther citizen" grows Wratby, and
furious because We had copied letter which
vas anonynously signed, he SoEgots that he
had net manliness enough to sign his own
letter, and Jet expects u to publish snd
halisvs t.