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Change in tho Navy Departmental
Secretary Wet1es to Go to Spain.
PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-The Inquirer says
that Secretary Welle= is to take the mis-
sion to Spain. His successor in the Navy De-
partmcnt is not known certainly.
Washington dispatch says: A chsnse ID the
Navy Department has been positively deter
mined upon. The President is waiting only
to fix upon the individual who is to I'LL tue
place Of the Secretary Of the Navy. Gen.
Banks, Judge Davis OF Illinois, and Gov.
sprague Of Rhode Island are each strongly
urged for this distinction, but the selection
has not vet been made
, 1862-04-25
Tbt Grihu,te.
FRIDAY. APRIL IS, 1889.


BOGUS CURRENCY.
Our readers in Southern Illinois, espe-
cia1ly, and others, would do well to notice
the paragraph from orr Cairo correspon-
dcnt, in the financial column on the fourth
page
, 1862-04-25

u OARDJN G.-Two suites Of
- Rooms FOR families at No. s F astngton street.
opposite l'eatbcrH Park and two single gEctIe-
hit Also. fEo tlree day 1arders De accom-
roated the first Of MAE. ArE " revloas to May a7st
7t y 0. Il Michigan ayeluc. References required,
rig ~
, 1862-04-25

TO RENT-A Fur ished House on
- Prairie Ayenne, between Monterey, and B1ena
Vista stTeefs E1=ht rOon1S reserved aud b1aTd
Tor one person wanted Will. the patty lax Apply
to J. D DECREET, s6 dearborn street. Address Post
Office Ro1aIS aplspsH+3t
, 1862-04-25

TO KENT-From May lst, Roons
4 Nos and it Calhoun Building, second door NJ.
1a acut Cia7k =Eeet. Now cccuaiea b. tae s}2are
EGrIarrn 8:c. o1i!ez oeices anf dwe1liays. Apply
At No. 1;G EonIr Clark street. aus p71&5t
, 1862-04-25

TO RENT House to rent west ut'
4 Union Park on "argen erect It contsira eight
.ccH,s There IS well, cskern and barn. and Is IN
nr*1 cees neishbo1hood- l;enl SIS per month Inquire
Of Mra GRtbNE, No. Is East Lske street, u1-5rsirs.
APIS p17-2t
, 1862-04-25

NIASONlC.-A Regulsr Convoca
Ill lion of Washington t.hap1sr No. AZ l.: A. NJ
viii he atld tllss (FEidaJ1 evening. It i! o'clock
APPS ptts.lt liza GUupAI,D, Secretary
, 1862-04-25

TOR SALE-A Brick House on
= Indiana s.enue, nee! C:tg Limits It y 10 feet
square. With cslsE undsr The whnle and contains four
teen TOOLS The LOT IL 100 by tH4- Will De slla ytry
Cle ap il applied fot within few days.
apErTIs-2t EEE5 q SLUCUI. s. De9thoFu.at
, 1862-04-25

II OARDING.-Board andpleasant
rooms TO be had, at Reasonable rates At L a'sE
HOUSE, conner Of State ard Twelfth streets. Day
boar Idere .l5o received. ap3 pAS 4~
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Singular Fidelity Of a Dog onsthe
~ 10 Battle Field. re

On Monday last, as Hon. John Coyode,
in company with = number of officers,
was passing over the battle field beyond
Fredericksburg, their attention was call
ed TO small dog lying by corpse. Mr.,
Covode halted few minutes TO see IL
life was extinct. Raising the coat from
the mans face, he found him dead. The
dog, looking wistfully up, ran to the
dead mans face and kissed his silent
lips. Such devotion in small dog was
so singular that Mr.. Covode examined
some papers upon The body, and found il
TO be that of Sergeant w. A. Brown,
Company 0, Ninety first Pennsylvania.
The dog was shivering with the cold,
but refused to leave bis masters body,
and as the coat was thrown over his face
again he seemed very uneasy, and tried
TO get under it to the mans face. He
had it seems, followed the regiment into
battle, and stuck to his master, and when
he fell remained with him, refusing to
leave him or TO eat anything. As the
party returned an ambulance was carry
ing the corpse TO a little grove of trees
for interment, and the little dog follow
ing, the only mourner at that funeral, as
the hero's comrades had been called to
some other point.
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@7 5SzEnn DIR KING, formerly OF New York, for
133k.esti, the last four years Of LOUISVILLE Ky,
and who has devoted his attention %
the treatment OF private diseases for 30 years naers
himself, having attended 70 practice for SO MANY
years, and cured 80 many thousands he Is enabled
to cure aildiseases Of private nature no matter
how bad they may DO from ujudlcous medical treat
ment, or from neglect OF their own. llr Riug's
Dspensary is No % Deaderick street, between Cher.
ny and the Square second story, where he cures al
diseases Of private nature
Goaorrhoea cured without nouseoua medicines OF
Interference with business
Structures of old or recent date escualiy chrod a.
Q few days. by an operation which causes no pain
Where structure exists health cannot be euni0yed
"a haps no disease causes more mischiefan d gndor-
Fncs the constitution much.
"Syphlis, with all the diseases OF the skin growing
out Of neglect or bad treatment be Ell ctually
cured In few days.
Seminal Observation-Disclosures tention having been
given TO tis disease and all tho Consequences groy
lug out OF H. brought on In many cases by the de-.
slructive habits or nconsidCrate youths and oxcass,
i've ndalgence Of the passions, a neglect Of which
will IN lermine the constitution, rendering the Sub.
Jet unit for business society, and causing proma
tUre old age.
bemllfs who may belaboring with any difficulty OF
the Womb may rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their case with fec enclosed direct 10 Dr. A. King
No 20 Deaderiek street, Nashville, Tenn will have
the necessary medicines sent 70 their address, Ofioe
hours from o'clock In the morning until in the
vening ~ July lo-in d&wly.
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THEATRE.-The house, as usual, was
filed 10 its utmost capacity. The hearty
rounds of applause at the different
periods in tie pieces is abundant proof
thatall 'presont were gratiiied. The WOOD
sisters are accomplished artistes, their
dances are graceful and waye-like and
all that we could say in regard TO their
merits would be a superiority, We hope
that their engagement here will prove a
brilliant success. There appears 70 be q
carelessness on the part of one or two
prominent members of the company that
deserves censure, and we are afraid that
the contagion will spread, and finally
eliminate in chronic imbecility, and
instead OF dramatic splendor we will
only have tragic" abortions. We h1oto
that the unnamed subjects Of these. re-
marks are capable of doing better, and,
: therefore, we object TO the spiritess reci-
tations that are frequently palmed off
for acting, being apparently cumbersome
to The actor and irksome to the audience.
Come, gentlemen, let us have some mani-
festations of your talent, and "Think
before you act"
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Y1HIs AGENCY possesses peculiar faciiitiss for ma
a Successful prosecution aud settlement Of 30
mahds against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having had sevefa
years experience IN tho management Of claims
fore Congress- the Court Of Claims, aud tho Exeeu.
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor.
oughly acquainted and Il miliar with the lass ono
regulations governing their adjustment tfsqe
Particular attention will be given 10 cakss arising
out of the present war, including the accounts q
States, Contractors aud Dsbursing 0fncors Of ths
War and Navy Departments, and for . COLLECTS
Ing. Drilling, and organizing Vols
untee >, the reimbursement Of which Il author
izod by set AZ Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDEX
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN ron
PUBLIC USES, OR FoR DAMAGES TO suoH
PROPERTY, for Hcrses lost in the service, and for
MILITARY Pay, Tensions, and bounty
LmDd. eeh lIe
We give special attention 20 procuring Gsons
sions, rfOuDties, ETC., accruiug TO Soldiers
who have beon woanded, conlracteo III ease, or the
families Of such have died, or been killed while IN
the discharge Of their line dirty az such during N
present war
Special care will also be given to claims which
have been heretofore Isejected or Suspendea
by the Departments or Inofcientiy Hranaaed
Prompt attention also given 10 the collection o I
Quartermaster's Receipts given for Property taken
for the use Of the Army, to arranging Accounts Win
andcOllectng Claims against the Quartermasers De.
partment. h
All Claims placed in our hands receive our Prsmpa
Personal Attention, thereby securing mary
which, in tho hands Of an Attorney at any dlstuDt
point, frequently prove unsuceasaful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily in.ss
course with'all the Departments enables ue in mos
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thAs
where al communication and other necessary de.an
must be conducted through the malls.
Tothis end we solicit you TO forward 70 US any o.
all eases ofsueh character you may from time 10 time
have presented, and, IL Our custom, We viii fnr.
nisb you with all the necessary blanks, aud, when
required Instructions. mg
Nochargo made In any case unless suooessful
Address CHARLES II. GREEN,
N No, 81 Cherry street,
a
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Citizens Passes.
HEAD'Rs 14rH ARMY CoRPs OFFICE orr
PRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL :
NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. %, 1862 y

The public are hereby notified
chat no passes will be issued from
this Office on the s5th inst, (ohristmas
Day)
All persons requiring passes in any
direction through our exterior lines will
apply IS this Office. Those who reside
outside Of our lines are hereby warned
against passing through the lines into
Nashville, as permits TO return ,oiU not Be
granted, SCI
Passes to citizens residing within our
limos viii hereafter be issued by author
ity 81 Brig General r. 3, MrroHELIs COM
mander Of Che Postof Nashville.
Permits TO carry merchandise beyond
the lines OF this army will not be granted.
BY order of Maj. Gen. RosEcRANs
WM, NJ. WILES.
Captsin aud Provost Marshal General
Dec2i-2t
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Headquarters Posi-,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. II, 1s62.S

hEADQUAhTEhS IOoTs
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec II, 1925
General Order No 6.
In accordance with instructions from
Department Headquarters, it is hereby
announced that hereafter, in all cases
where private quarters or warehouses are
required for public use, the assignment
must be made by the Post Quartermaster
having those duties in charge, who will
notify the owner. of the property
of the necessity of taking such quar-
tors or buildings, by written order,
which shall particularly describe the
premises taken. 1855 W1 i.Al i
Any officer or other person taking post
session of any quarters or building in
this city or suburbs without written au I.
thority from such Quartermaster, viii
be severely dealt with.
BY order of
Brig. Gen. ROBT. B. MITCHELL, /
Commanding Post.
Captain and A. A. G. 1w I
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OYSTER SUPPER AND FAIR.--The coll
ored residents of Nashville are invited
to attend an entertainment to night, GIVEN
by PERMISSION from municipal and mill
tary government, At the corner of Cherry
and Broad Streets. A large attendance is
anticipated. Admisson, 80 sents
Dec. 24-1t.*
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Captain and A. A. G..
HEADQUARTERS Posr.

M HEADQUARTERS PosT, /,
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, Dec 20, 1925
General Order, No. Z.
Colonel JonE A. MARTIN, of the 8tt
Kansas Volunteers, is hereby appointed
Provost Marshal of Nashville, and will
be obeyed and respected accordingly.
BY order Of Brig. Gen. r. B. MtToHELI
JNo. PRATT, Capt. and A. A.G.
dec21-1w.
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DOUBTFUL-wILDl CAT.
Refuse the Issues of all RaHlI
mentioned below.

The following Tennessee Banks are broken,
have been wound up; and their Notes, II any q
out, are utterly worthless ~ 81
Agricultural Bank, at Brownsville. t
Central Bank of Tennessee, at Nashville.
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, at Memphis
Memphis Saving Institution at Memphis.
Exchange Bank, at Murfreesboro.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, at Knoxvil
Bank Of East Tennessee, at Knoxyille.
~ Bank Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Bank Of Claiborne, at TazeweH. IN
Bank Of TazeVell, at Tazewoll
Lawrenceburg Bank, at Lawrenceburg.
Citlzens' Bank, at Memphis.
Bank Of America, at ClarkBvilIe.
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MONEY MARKET.
OFFICE OF the I;oursyILtE journal,

OFFICE OF THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL, 4
Tuesday, Dec 90 1862. I
There was q better demand for Gold, vest
day az Slightly advanced rates The buy
price for gold was 80 9 81 % cent premium, q
the selling rate - q 80. Silver was in dema
at 22923 % cent prenliom buying and 25@26 " &C
selling. Demand Notes were bought at 2ip25 ID CT
premium. The bankers pay 90 cents on the dollar
tie of the old banks Of Tennessee, and discot
tie o other Southern banks at 10 TO Is % eel
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MashtiIIs AaiOa.


The RIVER. -eTs as low as ever or near
ly 30, whatever change may have taken
place from the late rains, we know that
IL is yet unnavigable for Boats of the
lightest draughi; at present there is about
eleven inches on the shoals and falling.
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We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement Of Messrs. HARDE &
Co., to be found In another column
Their establishment is No. 4S, College
street.
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n LATE PAPERs,--We are indebted to
HARDE & CO., SNeLEToNs, COLLIER,
BLAIR & SNYDER, TRUEsDAIL, and Adams
Express for late Northern and Eastern
papers.
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CoTroN.-There are dew arrivals Of
this stsple in this market, a small trans
Action was made yesterday, in good mid
ding at b7jk.
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Eye Sons OF ERIN.--Get the latest
news from the "Emerald Isle" via the
Irish american and Boston Pilot, received
weekly at 4S College street. 4
dec 1885,
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TAKE NOTICEl
MAYORS OFFICE,

NASHVILLE December 17th, 1892.
(,ITIZERs ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
~ sec II Of an Act entitled "AH Act 70 provide for
ne prevention and sxiiagnishnent Of fires wi1in hs
City Of Nashrtle,p will be rightly enforced. said
section Is In the following words towit
SIC. IL. That " any person persons shall hro
any gun or pistol cast, throw, or ere any squib,
rocket cracker, or other oombustbe fireworks
within the limits Of the corporations every such per-
son. for every such offence, shall forfeit and pay the
Of i've dollars and " slave, he, she or they,
shall receive not loss than ave, more than TWEEN
~ lashes ifany person persons shall yend manu-
eture, give away, aea Ia, have in his possession
any squib rocket, cracker, powder or other combug
tible tfe-wor within the limits Of the corporation
Of Nashville for the purpose Of dsposng 81 the
20 minors slaves every such person for every such
offence, she'll forfeit and pay Tie Of twenty dol
Desfs-iw JEo HUGH sMITg, Has~
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y GERMANS GERMANs.--Call at HARDE 81
Co, 49 College street, and get the Gin
cinnati Daily PolfsDlaa.l
dec 23-3t
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The number Of slaves to be manumit-
ted in Western Virginia is now proba-
bly, less than ten thousand. They could
be freed by act of Government, on the
compensation principle, at q cost of about
S3,000,000.
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CANDLES FOR SALE.

II IIE Undersigned are manufacturing lne article
I of Tallow Candles, az the Old stand Of y. DOYLE
4 CO., which thoy viii ssll cheap for cash, No. Is
North front street.
dec .li~lW-F DAVIS A, COB.
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The Cincinnati Commercial gives the
following as the tax paid by Cincinnati
papers, for advertisements, for the three
months ending Dec. 1st:
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EASTERN and western Virginia.

Prom the Chclnnat Commercial.
The population Of Eastern Virginia
and Western Virginia, according o the
census of 1860, is as follows:
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To all the Military Departments an
itl " Ghe DistrictOf the ohio.

ON AID AFTER TIE 10 DAY OF July 1882,
Obwin open az ONCE a mo "a Cloud Hptci m NAH
vnlee, Tcnnesse, and one 90 Man street opposite
the Gant Hous Louisville, Ky, fOr az trahsacfion
or beef 10 this department or three months if0IS
JAY ist 1852 CHARLES KAHN, Jr..
Beef Contractor for the District 0f Odio
N. B.--Hlgbefi Market triea paid Tor good oaitle
fully Ati
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-28
SATURDAY, JUNE IS. 1862.
The Union Movement.

There is disposition manifested on the
part of some, claiming to be friends Of the
Administration to discourage an organizations
which shall pledge Jealous support OF the
measures that have been adopted for putting
down the rebellion and for maintaining the
Union at any and all sacrifices. We are not
disposed at this time to go into an argument
to prove that the time has arrived when the
platforms upon which parties rallied at the
last Presidential election should be laid aside,
to make room for organizations based upon an
unconditional support of the measures of the
Administration, or Of opposition to those
measures. 1t is an insult to the common in
telligencc Of the people, to profess friendship
to the Administration and at the same time
refuse to lay aside all former party ossocia-
tons and platforms, and unite in an organiza.
ton based upon the single plank Of uncondi-
tional support of the measures now in success
full operation for the suppression Of treason.
This his already been done by every loyal
State east Of tho mountains. 1t has been
done by our Union friends in Oregon ina way
that has rejoiced the hearts of all true patriots
1t has been done by our reighbors Of Calfor-
mia, and it only remains for the Union men
Of Washington Territory to do likewise. 1t
is peculiarly fitting that an organization began
upon the shores of the Atlantic, which has
been so nobly responded to in California, and
Oregon should be perfected in Washington
Territory, the northwest corner Of our wide
spread domain. What reasonable objection
can b. urged against the movement, on the
part Of those who are honestly in favor Of sup.
porting the Administration-all whose single
desire is to See the rebellion put down and
the Union preserved, and who are willing to
ignore all former party associations, and party
predictions, for the purpose Of accomplish
ing these righteous purposes! Can any harm
result from meeting together in mass conven-
ton, aud in regular and formal manner,
pledge to ONE another and to the adminisira-
ton our cordial support Of the measures that
have been adopted, or that may hereafter be
found necessary. for putting down this unholy
war upon the Government Nay, is it not
necessary. inOrder to insure the triumph of
loyal men and loyal principles. that united
and energetic action be institutedl
1t is not expected that men who cherish in
their hearts bitter hostility to the war pol
lev of President Lincoln, and who are care.
fully watching for some pretext to justify a
war upon him, will be disposed to commit
themselves by joining the organization pro.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-06-28
Resolutions

Passed by the Board Of Trustees Of the Town
Of Olympia, at a meeting held at the Town
Hall, OH the evening Of the goth June,
1862.
WHEREAS, WIN. G. Dunlap, Member Of
this Board, departed this life on tho 10th
inst, after lingering illness. b. it
Resolred, That in bis demise the town has
lost one of its worthiest and most exemplary
citizens, one who in every relation of life, 20
cial, civil and political, fulfilled every duty
with honor to himself, and with justice to his
ftllow-men, that his death has caused a void
in This community not easily to be filed.
Resolrcd, That the sympathics Of his fcl-
low.lnembers of this Board are cordially ex.
tended to tho widow of the deceased, and
that copy OF these proceedings be forwarded
to her.
Resolrcd, That these proceedings be
spread upon tho Records of the Town.
&. A. BARNES, President.
Jas. Ti.ton, Jos. Cushman,, ChGs. +. Will
l:alns, Trustees.
Council Room, Olympia, june &c, 1869.
Attest: RICHARD LANE, Clerk.
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Col. william Il. Wallaee.

We arc permitted to make the following
extract from private letter written by ons
we'll known to the people Of this Territory to
a friend in this place. Coming q it DOE.
from the opposite side Of the house" and one
who: weighs well his words, it Il exceedingly
gratifying to those who ere shielding the CT
from the calumny Of his bitter enemies
FoRr WAyNs, Ind, April 2lst, 1862
While in Washington C;,v
I called several times on Col. Wallace md
family, and in spite of all the Pioneer Ind
said and done to defeat his election in tho cnn-
vass with Stevens, he was extremely kind to
me. He rendered me all the assistance in h l:
power in the settlement of my accounts. .nJ
was always agreeable and communicative and
never once seemed to remember TINT 7 h.J
been an old aud bitter opponent Of Ills. liz
visited the Department several times with me-.
and it was almost entirely through his cx.
ertions with Comptroller Whittlesey thu.
my accounts were SO promptly adjusted. and
that, too, after two Of our Territorial Sccr.-
taries had underworld in vain to effect a s,t.
Element OF the same; aud l will here saw.
that his acquaintance with the workings of the
several Departments, and his influence with
the heads Of the same, isvery great. Though
the Col. may not write to his constituents as
often as former Delegates may have done, We.
you must not infer from this that he is not &C.
tive and efficient in looking after the interests
OF the Territory. Our people have never had
n man here, who commanded more influence, or
who was more vigilant in watching over their
best interests than Col. Wallace.
EDWARD FURsrE.
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The NEW CALIFORNIA MARRIAGE ACT.-
An act has been passed by tho Legislature Of
California compelling parties before they shall
be Joined in marriage to obtain license there
for, which shall authorize any Judge, Justice
Of the Peace, clergyman or preacher Of tho
Gospel to celebrate and certify such mar
riage. No license shall be granted to males
under 81 Or females under IS years Of ago
without the consent of his or her father Or if
he BE- dead Or incapable, his or her mother or
guardian, and any clerk who shall issue H.
cense in violation ofthe above shall forfeit and
pay sum Of not less than 500 nor more
than $1,000. Any Judge, Justice. or clergy
man who shall solemnixe and join in mar
riage without the license " Aforesaid, shall for.
felt and pay for each offence sum not OK
ceeding $780,