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, 1862-08-30

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
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= s9e 81 ss Is: ~
Ssss Il
& Z ~
as "a r. ts Ill
ave So1ssad doi!afS t6e Fse q tiI Rsr ss9t Rfs
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Sesfas III 'eS as
ss!s lis etee chlcaFo; "a di9 u "a 6y ssa "a
&c etsssa q an ons q
ns re IN he s5d s Pe s. a59a Ro5f
dae sad a5pd
Sc 81 sFa & s.
shouid At osce become sad bs due ana g PAYABLE; any
Hs I'D sssaea i ths m
afnea q enter INTO asd upon an a9d eing1.r ne
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sannist ID fte stcrs. eevs@-s q assns ths p9bue
ns.a =! aHass
naxg.pss pa5nsG T. cnssSo 81
to he sun of ons 1houeand hundred dol'as TIT
q q - s E . - IS
| ths same Wls not pstd vhen the SANG became dne,
e :as ~ u
oEer haze fe::sd md % sis9 = ~ s ss sum or ae1
/ ent7 i've Thousand doIian shau become aud bs du ,
az HnG TneTess, 1aeru il now and unpaid On SAID
m0rtrxe esaid principal FUN Of sevent7ave tno5san9
dol sIs and said sum Of one thousand four aaau+so ~
tof1 aae sna sae
s 0nd s1o q S9ed aSd AZ
e r. 4 II: s.z e 2ez
named su, which becae Saa thereon oa sa9 1ds H.
~ H. aas efnS Sa1ee n "a doss
me said william b Ogden under and n purzasaee g
into upon all anh IN Sqnr the p1e1,
isea described In kad norrxhse % W.T.: Loee
t!11JsEo i 81 3 81 SD a1ysea
S. 10 s tss ss1eaty aSseass ss;es
ay ssysaESh eshs 81 H. III
SRS "a IS 49, s.; q
Il B opsoan Addition o Gniesso, said iots 5eo
boun3ed ~ theesst bJ ClaSk sIFeet on ne north
soatn b. Goeshe s4ees and Being a he los tnciuds
beng in the city Of ChIcsgo county Of Cook and ssA
had tsst WILL On Monaay h ~ =
August nex tAuguk 4. H. ls6z} = ea G94Ss - 49, y
& qn nIt11as a. y sd d o7Esxs, onsr o
anu sell The Ead premises IN SAID aesG1ao ~
nein9 lie see pFeae1 shove desesa; d sRa 81 ese
SS3IS hn1nn Eno aud jsoa9 Johsan iii xais. E hs
:ssaR g H snsss ssdds4 e
ssii muItxa9e n1ed for record - tes ~ da1
ae 1 CO of sud Cook County oE TIE s i R1F 4
3saeae orastes L e ~ fSsf f686Ea
The shove ssae il postponed until MondaY arst
Of espiember. 1851 It the s'1Ra IT'S ~ pafa aa6rs
, 1862-08-30
Gbe> Grihu1te%


BIT M1Ns1E uARr.
1.-THE following 1s prose story Of real life, which
originally appeared In the Chicago TRIBUNE. 1T
is e1quisitely put into rhyme by the fair CORES
londent Of the Home Jousnal.l
From the Home Journal
When called the fife and drum at morn
The eOidler from his rest.
And thoee to higher honors born
With softer couchca blcst,
There came captain brave to seek,
Deep IN her mourning clad.
By loes made ead, and jonrneying weak
a mother and lad
And they had cone from Tennessee,
Waiting the beat Of rereille.
But, penni1ess and widowed,
Her story soon she told:
The hand uf traitor had not ep9red
Her huzband's life nor gold;
And now she brought heE only son,
To fill the drummer place:
Thus young bis daily bread to earn,
His cour.trys foes 10 face:
For he had learned In Tennessee.
To beat the cal Of 1eSeule.
The boz upturned bis cage, gaze,
And, with beating heart.
He read upon the captains face.
Both kind1fness and doubt;
For he had marked his tender years,
His little fragile form
.'Dou'1 be afraid" he boldly cried,
"FoT, captain, cAn drum!
AND baTc come from Tennessee,
To eound for you the reye1le."
Swell call the ffer bring the drum,
To test this noble YOUTH
And well his part did be perform,
A "Drummer 10Y" in truth
t.Yce. madam. l Will take your boy
| The captain kindly said.
"Oh n5ing him back her quick reply,
| ..Cpnumbered with the deadl''
/ And EDDIE LEE. OF Tennessee,
shall play f0r you the zaFeile!
TWAS many weary march was made,
| To eound Of drum and hfe,
And vel tue 'Drummer Bow" eesayed
TO plav the march VI iife;"
Each toldier loved and sought to share
| Their part Of good with him;
! The Efef On his back did bear
Across each swt ILL., stream.
| THIS Drummer Boy from Tennessee,
| Who beat with him the reEe1lle,
But. came the bsttle-shock and doom
| or one great "LEoS' heart,
| The y!ctor's thout-the victims gfcan,
FULFILLED their fearful pastl
Ard on that b:ood-stsincd hs:d Of ~oe
Tke darkness threw Its pail
The morning dawnea oa flying foe;
When i;st the & morning cuH!!''
Our Drummer Boy from Tennessee,
Beating for help the 7ereiAe!
Upon the valley sod he 1ay,
Whose dying hand had sought to stay
The nie-bloo6's ebbing fow:
, The quiyt.ipg drum yet echolng
The beating Of his heart-
The encsmp1Dg angel beckonfng
From drum and fife to paZt1
r And Eddie Les, 1f Tennessee,
Z Araits the final rertine!
, 1862-08-30
HTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUN Fl

ETATE OF ILLINOIS, COuN FY
y OF COOK. ss.-supc'1o! Court Of Chicago,
Eoysosr Term M Jss, s,s spgmfss Rsta3 and s Es:d
lii Ni.1iem L. Davis kd~ard Martin, lawrence
Prcut Edward Scully. Thomas scu1ly, Patrick Dunn,
Bridget Qnlrk Ellen Scuy, N.rgaret scnlfy. George
trout, William P7out Ellen Piout. Qtho klemIn,
Joserh E. EheEe!d Mathew jordan aud Bridget Jor-
dau his wife John Prout Michael PFout Mary Leeson,
William Leeson ane jotn Lesson:
Attida1it that Ohio k1emm- JOSEPH &. She7lelu,
Matthew Jordan. Bridget 10. dan his vie Joh1 Fto0t
Edward scu11y and si!chse1 PEons, defendants ~b2ye
named are no1-res1dents, and TINT MnrF Ieeson VII
liam Lesson. and John Lees2p. defendants above
died In the c:ce OF the Clerk at said Superior Court
ot Chicago Notice ts hereby given to the said Utho
Ele1nm Josap Z, Sheffield. Matthew Jordan Bridget
Jo1can his wife, Juhn Pfont Mchae1 ProuG, hi r.
Lecson. William Leesa1. John Leeso1 and Edward
ecuily that the comra.r rs 11eu their bill Of COM
p4lnI In said Con1t ta Chancery side thereof on
the fifth day OF AttEut 1sf., and that summons
thereur on 9ued out Il sntd Court Ln5t Ratd dete1
dapts retu1na.1e on the itsI Mondny Of November
t next f.ee.), as Is by lax required. ~ r.
Wow, pnltes son, the tafc Otho hlemm Joseph =
Sheffield Matthew j Edan. Bridget Jorden, hs Mlie
t John PTout Mchnel Prout. Mary Lecson, william
Leeson- Edward scullv and John Leeson shall rsts3n
ally BE- a1d srpeaE before said S9peIloE Goa5 q IN
thereof 10 be hidden at Chicago. IN said County. o.
the dIst Nonday Of SoEenb r. 1e92 and plead. ans
OF deuur to the said coupaina1ts bill OF complaint
t sama and the Haters and things theFe IN charge
and stated will be taken as confessed, aud deere
+; b1lI- THOMAS T. CAtfEk Gietk.
! b. n. BTRsHAN, Comprts' Sorr. au16t6aa-sW
, 1862-08-30

\" OF COOK ss-Circur Cont Of Cook County.
Eertember Term. 1S6s George ". Boh4uAn "a George
Asnury johnson ans Ju.elM y. Johnson EnanSsIy;
JkGuson and Juliet II. johnson. d-fendauts above
named having been flied in the office Of the CLERK of
gwen to lie said George Ashqry johnson onl 5nust
Compliant IN said Court the Chancery side thereof
the we21ysecoEd DAY Of AnEqst 1sS aad ta3t =
sad Crfe ndants returnable IN the trst Monday Of
senteuabe. next. tlstH>. as is by lay required
and utet H. Johnson shal. ptlsnnsts be and a2p'ar
beit said Circuit Court Of Cook County on the first
n said Comfy, on the first Moaday q sept;;ml.r ;
painants h Of complaint, the saue and the nlattcrs
anc things therein chaTEd aod stated vii be taken
eofe tNe - '''' p'D' " VIII I. CHURCH. Clerk.
* Dow, Comprt5 SoI'r, aue5-tS+t4T
, 1862-08-30

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN
~ OF COOK, ss-Ci-cuit Cnu-t Of Cook Con7tJ.
October .ern. 1s'l. George H. jewell vs. Nifty
Je~eii.-1D ChaaceTy. :,
af1oaeit 1f the o1TekdeAre Of Mari Jewell. lie
fcntapt above aed, having been FLED In thu oince
Of the Clerk Of said Circuit Cont Of Cock County
Notice is hereby given the said NhEy Jewell that
said compiainsnt 1lNd bis hill Of comrl.in IN said
Court on the charcerg SIDE thereof on the dt.euth
tay Of August. 1862 ind ttlt SUNNI 91S thereu3Qa
Issued cut DIS Id Court aga st aad defendant. rctnra-
able the seco1d MonaaF Of October next. s6.) -
Is by law required.
Now, unless yon, the said Mary Je~all shall per:
eopaIy he ana appear hrtore s.ld Circuit Court q
Ccok County on the first day Of the next thereof
t be holden 1t ChicuR IN said County. on the second
Morday Of October 1S6 and nle7a, answer Or den.
10 the said cou rEatrnnts bill OF cnmpatnt the
and the matters and things therein charged snd eratet
Ell be taken confessed, acd decrec e1tcred sgans
TM. L. CHURCH. Clerk.
II s. FELKER CompTts Sotr, aU27t9l1-1W
, 1862-08-30
FAMILY AND DAY SCHOOL
IL FOL: YOUNG LADIES.
Cincinnati. Ohio.

Mis- C. E. NoCI.sE will b.zin the third rear Of he5
Etuu! III Cincinnati on MDNDAi. Sept Ii. Ut No. ~
West Ninth e,rcel,
Tic nu1be. II pupils Is limited. and the course OF
study il tilt til: }lcler Cls of private schools IN
s!nsinE l:%tin mathematics; the Natural Sciences
History, English Literature. DC. ,,
The Mosern Languages arc fauSht win Inc ala ot
1e best nht1rt tcAct,ce aud FtcnchE tie latguage Of
..he school ronm. ,--,r r
pupils Win this y he received as msmbsTs 9t
4He family aa9 I.!.cro uns.eF the care ol Mf3 Il L.
aCE late Of Columbus onio, rs prece71ress out
Mts soiaee Is permitted 10 refer to Bishop Meii- M
ye.Le Cincinnati: F. Me:riCk. PFtsd nj Oltlo !" Is
1esln ntyc:tity. IfcaNAr-. a.: Hon. VIM D:t nt,oa.
Plot T. G. Wo,mley. j. ". Andrews. EEL. Columbus.
Thc srt ac- attention Is paid to Physical Culture;
and course Of CHlIRtkenc5 Games aIe IN dal5 anu
zlCrrrta:!t r1-c a1aoGT t~c pupils. ~ .
Circulars can be had Oh application to MISS n. at
Cincinnati. ,,., =,
Goodwin P7cycFt University q PennsTsants, f'llla
<ic!plia: XIV Jas trrru.n Clarke. Boston, Mss
eiry s. Hillard. do: Erwin T. NMpple. do: M7s Ey-
innd Ctrcinua.i; " II. CORY. ESD. uo' Joah heee
Alsu 10 the following and ,t'sE parents q pupils II
Einclnnati the PAST ysa": !" ) G:arsoesE y n. e4aF
j n EillA Il N Ba'uct. t. Hosea Geo. Carlisle. j
Dousilicr. S. u. Poueruy, +. y. Mansfield
, 1862-08-30
A DMENISTRATRIX NOTICE

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS. CUUK COUNTY, 66,-
County Court OF Cook County.
Public netice is hereby given that the unuerslsned
Adrntstratf1x Of tire estate Of Doltyer Walker. de-
ceased appea! before the said Court at the Spe
bcf Term thereof to be holden the third Monday Of
Eentanmr A D. iSGs Mt the Court f3ouse in said GuHn
r. fof TIC purpose Of hearing and adjusting al clan.
and demands against the estate. When and Eaefe al
nersons having such claims requested 70 present
and Hie the S8lne. ABIGAIL r. MALhEE
5hfraoo .JnIv III 1861 lest; I'd
, 1862-08-30

ESTATE OF ASHLEY GIL
~ BERT. DECEASED -Prb1ic notice y hersay
of Ashley Gilbert aecoasrl to present the same fol
sdfudic ton and settlement t she October term o
liz County Court OF Cook County to BIZ lodeu ut tht
Court Honsr, IN the CITY q Chicago. Oh the third
MondsY Of UCtoner \ D lSo3:
MARIA GILBERT, Adminiet-atrlx
Chicago Aur 18th 1861 Au4n ti3t6T
, 1862-08-30
4 BIB or COLLIE G1A TIE
INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES',

Fifth Avenues Corner Fl 34th stKeets
Formerly 1.-THE spnslet Institute" Enicn Square,
VIII Reopen Wednesday, Sept. 17th, 1862.
The Site for Hight, air. chee-tulness. and health:
The Edacc witt ita rare convenience ahd attsae'
Tic Spacious Apartments, and varied educational
Tic Corps Of Five nnd-Twentg Instructors. c1pe-
Tre Pifvllcgcs III systematic mental development
acd declIne, Al 70. Physical trsning II ever5 de-
nArtt e; Primary, Ac ctuic, ard Colleefate:
ia Library, AppAratu4 Cabiue,s. and Gallery Of
Paintings:
Mental and Mur.i Science Hist ,rg. Literature. Nod
ern Languages. Mu.lc a,e Fine AT; aad -.
lis P1nyl-iohs for advanced Pnp.l~, WIN haze le1t
School ente this InsttutoI to 1hc consideration It
enjoys t4icEctl N he worthy u un1SeEslt5
'of 'oo''e "a<I'E ( GUi;nAA D. ABBOT. Psi5cpa1
, 1862-08-30
AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES.
For RsteA Bills Iadlns, &c. appl1 1t tha
Company's Office, corner Of Lake and
Dearborn streets, Chicago.
! OF at the Steamboat Office Of L. E. GOODRICH. frs4
; Warehouse ABoyx EEaH BTRzxT BRIDGE. On Hva1
! street. ny297s4fEz
TIL E
Western transportation G3s
AID
WESTERN EXPRESS
l 8 SO.

as a. 70 .5 &C. i
NEW FORK CENTRAL
ANp
CENTRAL RA4LRoAO&s
Numbering thirty f1tcass s:aqnch aad strong ssea9
ss ass IL ss q
caanitse and produce 2 aod Ion the @ F.ateEa @ Wsa
saa a
$50 Canal Boats,
OF the largest class SIX ct which leave Few Eet1 aA&
Propeller Lines:
THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
I'd Z 81 IN
Win he veIiou. Naroass leading Vest and Eta e
Lake.:
The Upper Lake Line Daily
VT. Co. stcsmerz Bc.h Line sseana1u
TONAWANDA, FOUNTAIN CI1X.a
FREE STATE, WENoNA.
MOHAWK. MENDOZA.
PLYmOUTH. EvEKENEENG G7TKs
NEPTUNE, GALENA,
MAY FLOWER. CHICAGO.
Leaving he docs st E1te Dss5s: an foet 4 McaSsa q
sppg 4 tSs fo5 E
oEIce. loot q Michigan saeet.
The Detroit Line Daily,
' FoFs ~ s9s:s si:s + En-: Ss9 VT" NJ
York and Er1a Railroads.
VT CO. steame.s~ W:T.Co steAzssk
MISSOURI, DTEKIRK.
ILLINOIS, CONCORD,
SAGINAW. MARY STEWAR3
OMAR PASHA.
| Leaving the coeG. Es!e Basin. egeJ evening. q
o'SecE Fo5 freight or passage apply at tho conpsss
| CEsrcta,ad, Toledo, 6andxsAa1
and G7'ee1s lfny Line.
Central Railroad stesmerh
EQUATOR, EQUINOX,
ARAXES, EUPHK4l 4lTESs
ECLIPSE, COMET
ROCKET, mARQUErTE.
CUYAHoGA, ORoNTES4
FOREST QUEEN.
Leaving tie dock at Er1a Bakln It o'clock T. 4 "a;
II S;a5,4sn seRs 70 D. Dole '
'2R!$E !; ,ss1e: ka?tP'55 Sip.
aoSsa 4 S5Is5K. a5S Ia. Assor Honse, EsE York
GHB GHhBE II IT, hET EaTd9 fs Sasf fDs Dss; x,ea
It ~ TA@LLMAnGE @ i1 M%saissippI % aad Pzaiz1a ou cass
2; 4: gTGK; Gsesn Bay, WA
: Te1sern Transportation Co EXC 1sAn. B11al1.
z CON SIG n e 8s
D. B0ND q MoKRlR n :, @ GIsye!and, ~ h1: 9h!o: ,.
& & SSEFgs SS4a RE4HS 8 81 hss:ae
{ 5s1s fRRE5 Sh{SzF e. ss:bs5fs5' Sss5sEss Es IL
t, C. T. RICHMOND7
At At Down Freight Agent. North Dearborn Suo
e J. ". TU1TLE, Up Freight AKsN
Il Foot Of sszss stEeet Chicago N.
, 1862-08-30
18anktt1g ann Ereba1tgt.s

hHECHANICS' SAVING BANK
N1 OF CHICAGO
Nm 4 Clark st1eet. 8 Doors above south Water
This trs+ttutton will receive for Saving, Sums Of one
dn1inr and inward from Mechanics, Lab orerR, mar.
ret women and others, which interest Will be
nasd Khen left for slated time. .
'hccoupts onencd with Corporations. Societies Ana
1nl1xiauas seut Drafts Issued npon ali the Cities OF
Europe and Eastern States Highest prices paid 1ot
i~A~-f'A CHAS. T. BOGGs, President
7F A1xrarorn Cashier uy19-r5S41Y
, 1862-08-30

To Henry Dent, Provost Marahal Of Louisville;
Murfreeeho,o, routing cur forces aud ia now NOV
ing On Nashville MORGAN Is ported to be be-
tween Scottsrilie ana Gallatn and Wln act IN con
cert With Forrest, it is believed. Inform tha gen
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

letter to a meeting held at Cooper Insti-
tute, in the city Of New York. His
views may be regarded as those Of the
President After speaking In terms Of
decided condemnation of any attempt to
violate the constitutional rights of the
States. He says
There are two distinct interests in
slavery, the political and property inter-
ests, held by distinct classes. The re-
bellion originated with the political
class. Their defeat in the late political
struggle, and in the present rebellion, ex-
tinguishes at once and forever the politi-
cal interest of slavery. The election Of
Mr.. Lincoln put and end to the hopes of
JEFF. Davis, Wise, ct ID onne genus, for the
Presidency of the Union, and hence the
rebellion 1t extinguished slavery as a
p0tOer 10 control the Federal Govey7ment, and
it was the capacity of slavery to sub
serve this purpose alone which mas given
il vitality, for morally and economically
il is indefensible. Mr.. Toombs said,
with perfect truth, that the institution
could only be maintained in the Union
by the possession of the Goyenmet.
That has been wrested from it, and the
pay is on the side of justice and truth.
Can any mar who respects popular intel
hgence think il necessary, with such adj
vantages on the side of justice and truth,
to violate the great charter of our liber-
ties to insure their triumph? Such a.,
act, IN n1y judgment, so far from adUaussng
the cause IN achose name a is performed,
'0ouH surely be disastrous, and result IN
bringing oar opponents into polcer IN tic
name Of the Constitution.
Mr.. Blair is decided enemy to slavery
and his testimony as to. the intended ac-
ton of his party is all the more valuable
for this reason. We close this article by
summing up the propositions which we
think we have triumphantly established
First. The platform of the Republican
party pledged them to abolish slavery in
the District of Columbia, over which
Congress has legislative jurisdiction, but
did not pledge them to interfere with it
in the States, where Congress possesses
no local jurisdiction.
Second. The Republican party was or
ganized to overthrow the political p0l0er
of slavery, which had become CONSOLE
dated in despotic, insolent, insatiate
oligarchy, and not TO overthrow the in
stitution of slavery, as property, by any
Congressional legislation.
Third. Not only the political creed but
the prejudices of the Northern people
are violently opposed to turning loose the
negroes.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26
common sense.

~ .
were ~ uo' ioE 'ue appearance o' a'iilc'
men, wearing 'ue un''oiln ol Tue - states
army on Tue slree's ol N'SnVliIe' ana lne
ui'p''y o. 'uo o'u rug i'on Tue C'pil'o''
one mig ~ reau,'y u,S's',s'e '"e iac' mat 'ne
sup elnucy % 'ue pous'I'u''on uau D'en re-
eS'"o.''nsu On me sO,' VI i'"usSsse Louu
ihouVQeu traitors P''lu'e 'ne ar WIN 'nelr
ue"ou'oie u''erau0ss' 'ney S'Anu On we
s''oeI eO'n'Is anu p'cuio'' III 'ouS' VI iHso
lence' Tue speedy eAi' o. our ioices ron 'he
Guy ana Tue lees'"oi'Su'lel' o' Tue bogus
CoD'eueFacy Al'ns 'u9 BUSINESS 'norousn'
lares o' 'le c''y' i1ey 'raIlc ana lraue un
luo'e"ep 0uu uuques.l'ueu' lnsu,.'ng "''u
sueef' 'n' passing soldiers o. we union 'Nu
oes'ow'us CURSES nor 'ouu' pu' ueeP' ~
rue government "u'cn 'nuS 'o'ora'es 'ue',
''e's'u' iu 'u' name % eoni'n'n sense "uu
couiuion ue'oncy' u'w iouR = ,l,s f'a'o OF
I"''s W 0ou.'"ue A'Ous 'ne OH'0 n''e''
'N' ioy"' oi''1en "no'g Pa'''o''a" was uo'''
4U's'ioueu' ~ i'qull'u W 'uoeo''os " tue
o''n OF 0'es '"uos' ~ o,per 70 pass from one
'o"" 10 "ho'"e'' WINE mere uuus. 'ne s"'lc
n V Tue op'" anu a'o"eu 'neiD'gS o' Tue
Ou,oN' H'e Po'ee,eu =" 'p"'r ''e4cne'y.
Log '''" Vi A'''s'@''0 sHouiu '' 'u'ii'''
,S''''u W wy "'ar "'u 7s7N' 20 cary VI
:" ''"'''''''' Nv ;"'I "', ''s"'
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

The following interesting little dis
patch, which appeared one year ago in the
Nashville Patriot, will be read with
amusement in this locality:
We are indebted to Mr. J. E BRENNAN for
the following dispatch from bis brother, who
is on a visit to Richmond
RICHMOND, April %, 1851
J. Z. BRESNAN- Virginia blazing with
preparations. Intense excitement. No arms
TO spare. Norfolk Navy Yard harmed by
Fe lerals. Merrimac, Pennsylvania aud Ra.
ritan burned aud sunk. Lot OF cannon and
ammunition secured. New York 9TH Regi.
ment intercepted at Annapolis-cut up and
routed by Marylauders.
retuN1 soon prepared 10 make cannon, shot
and shell. Z. 81. BRENNAN
But alas, the cruel Feds have got that
lot Of " cannon, shot and shell, " and the
foundry itself. And "thus the whirli-
gig of Time brings in lis revenges."
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

A gentleman informs us that the rebel
Gag referred to in the following para
graph as being captured at Fort Donelson,
was made and presented by a lady in
this city to Col. Heiman's Regiment:
ANOTHER SECESSION FLAG,--A. the depot
this morning we saw a secession flag, cap
tured at Fort Donelson, which is on ils way
10 the editor OF The New York Herald, and
Is 10 be presented TO the Sixty-ninth regi-
meat. New York State Militia. The flag Is
OF silk, aud very finely worked. On one
side, which is Of green silk, is the following
Inscription -" Sons Of Erin, 60 where glory
waits you" There is also the symbol OF a
harp on this side. On the reverse are the
stars and bsrs, in blue and white silk, The
flag was viewed with some curiosity by those
who saw it--R0cheRtr Union Apra l6.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

The Louisville journal Of yesterday
contains scathing notice of WENDELL
Phillips II is a well-merited castiga-
ton of that ilashy, blasphemous, incendi-
airy, and half-crazed Jacobine. Pull
LIPS is as vile a Disunionists as JEFF.
DAVIS, or WIN. L. YANoEY May the
Devil seize the tribe!
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Whenever we hear a man basing his
fidelity to his country on an if, or condi-
ton, we are reminded of an Atheist who
at the point Of death undertook to offer
up prayer in this wise; "Oh Cod
if there be God-saye my soul-if l
have a soulp Conditional patriotism is
on a par with the Atheists conditional
piety
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-04-26

The Rebellion is all but completely
enciroled by the advancing hosts of the
Union. It's legious have taken cover at
Yorktown, at Corinth, and elsewhere, and
trust only to the fatality Of their Sum
mer climate combined with spiritless
counsels and dils4ory or reckless move
mems on our side to save them from an
initiation From New Orleans around
by Ship Island, Savannah, Port Royal,
Beaufort, Roanoke Island, Fortress Mon
roe, Yorktown, Fredericksburgh, Wood
stock, Monterey, Cumberland Gap Chat
tannQOgs, Huntsville, Corinth, Fort Pill
low, Pea Ridge, to Santa Fe, the Rebel
leyies, though swelled by a merciless
CONSUMPTION, can scarcely make head
against the National hosts, and are Wig
orously confined TO the defe nsiye.
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Committed to Jail

~ hyhaln county, Apri g3I, 1862, a negro 10y,
- named HENRY, says he belongs 90 nuCk Martn,
OF davidson county Ieuu., about III years DID,
sfigbs about no piuu o. dark a MP "a ou, o feet
ilchas lilh The owner is requested Go come frFard
prove pIop'riy and puy charges the law d.regts
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