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ROSP ECTt'S
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NASHVILLE UNION.

Tvs NAHvrtE UNoN was commenced few weeks
since, Tor The purpose Of oppo-ing che Erbei Southern
couicduacy, and OF advocating The restlratloh Ut
Federal authority, without any abatement over su
the 5tatoa which have attempted Co scceie. Il holds
~ friends al Who support aud rs ioos s who oppose
the Union 81 the states 10 bag no wltctword hut
rs. E,oA And NUioSAurY.
with rebels and trato has no compromise 10
make. n contends Tor the Federal Constitution ani
uc Laws m,6N in pursuance thereof AZ he sup1v4
Law % uIs LAM anything iu tho Constitution and
Laws of any of tho Sotc4 60 the contrary notwitu.
standing
toontcuds for ihe Gqou Of the states because
without % the preservation Of 5ur liberties sud usti.
tutOns aud The orgsnzutSu ol society itsra arc
wholly Impossible nloreld 5, wbat-yer SLAMS m
,he Ray or crashlog out The rehuon AND RESTORING
Union must perish, no. matter by what usnc 10 bo
ed.
To the people of fcunessce ever reuo,taed tor tbeH
devotion to Liberty and Union unti thay we're be-
trayed to the rebel despo,sm at Richmond by per.
dious Governor aud corrupt Legislature. ana Who
have ielt ~ heavily the awful curse of treason aud
anarchy, VIZ appeal for support let The names ..
rebel ouco holders Vigilance Committees, and Minote
Men, who have filled our borders with mourning, be
gbbcttod before the world. Let those ambitious aud
ayarioious mon vho have plotted our rum Cor their
own sggraudzement bee fastened - the phory Of
shame, no matter how high their ti,n Ia society
bt It be shown how tho se fsiyad defenders Of
southern Rights are now leading maraudlug bands
Of ireebooters aud troopers over our ste kid.
mapping negroes stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges aud cars, and
numbering uulrmcd citizens he cold blood LEI the
truti 50 long excluded boy the Southern cuusprators
now circlate freely through every urighbJrhuui
and our cause will assuredy triumph. WIN not loyal
men eyerywhc ah us iu the dissemination OF facts
ami the advocacy OF Free Government
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United statea of America,


MilNhF itNi ielAA w Af.'Ff' ia-7fHH.
NTHtRFAs Gbaof information was aled within
W aud Tor the Mlddin District dl leubOFee. at
Nakhvillo, ou ulo fth dRs ~ iuue a. D.. 1867, by
John Trimhc, Esq., Auuney mr th' Unite Statos
lor ihc Nilt Hsiirt ~ fclncsa't win rJt ouulr ~
herein ou hel,h of thn Uni'cd states sF tust cIFaiu
rreporiy Wv; 400 Machinery and hSturfE ttWatnu
8 Nctdrr's iUWdr MiU, 90 sycamore Greek u thc
County 90 Ghtatbath. ln the STATE of Ioeuesst,.t the
hniuIrEs pstst 10 rpunccti1n with said WaChincry,
anu SOME uYo or sN acres fllrd, ou Wbrh tb huih-
lut' .laui, plaFuF process against "a "a property,
Una the same oH Condemned aE Forfeited.
NOW, taofti ~, BOZ pursuance oi she monitor, under
The seal re Sail Court 90 me Urouipd and delivered,
tat tla5 be 0od appear bottle SAID Jr.uit Orrrt a.
be hem pa NE gty pf Aashyiie, n and orsiid p.s
trti, on tac aQih dAv 81 Ocuhcr lSt2 HttO Uoek In
nett cia noe, ini to luaEe Weir 1Aesauens pa mat
bel0ltH E. ll GLASGOW
June 90 iss2-ltt Z 3 Nafshai VI MI
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United stateg Of America:


XNllEEEAS q libel of Information was dlcd Wut-
w n and for The Middle District Of rtuaasce ti
Nashville, On tho Goth iay Of May, A. u, lSd2, bY
Joha Irimhc, Esq.. Attorney ior The uuucd stale
for the Mljdn District of Tennessee Who pfnsocutbs
herein on behalf o. the Uniiod states seainsi cef-
tain lot aud the buidinss t.titfa sallatej uouliug
uu Marx Street in the ritt Z NaaNNiio known as
Ellis Moore's Foundry tni Machine shop, Rast or
aud near Broad street, u thc city ol Nashville; also,
al the machinery, TOOLS fixtures and imp curnts
end ~ ucral connected y fth said Tat ANA Fauniry
aud Machine shop ami Raldiat fur roasans ana
capses n said libel %. information mcutlaaed, apa
praying process against thc said property, thu thc
same bu cuudcmnei as tcrtitel.
Now, therefore, n pursuaoce % The nuiHtlou uud,r
this s0u VI said Court TO me directed ADD delivered
do hereby give public notice 90 al persons claiming
said p0Uerty or la any manner interested thorcn,
that t1ey h' and appear before sld Circuit Court, to
BE held 90 the city 0i Nashville u and lDr said DC
tct on che lOtA day ui OCtuber. isG2 nc 10 clock boz
thc 1leuoou Of that day thru and thore to uterpnc
their caims, aud q make thJu shoealious be- that
uphNt D. Is glASU0Dk.
tluuc ~ l5o2.--l4t L. \. Marshal. NJ u y
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We have no time 90 transcibc COM
mnnicatiOns We sometimes receive
communications with scrap of anti
deuiiai Information written on the back
Of the manuscript. OF course it We use
the manuscript we have TO re-writc IL,
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on US. We lave no time for such work
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The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted at the great State Union
Convention hcldin this city May II, 1862
ResoiteR, That we recognize in the
NASHVILLE UNION an able exponent OF
the principles. Of the Union men Of Ten
heasee, and we earnestly recommend il
az well deserving OF the patronage OF
Union men everywhere:
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-HLuLIo NL.oLurLoN-Nn- ~

JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary of
An act 10 suppress instruction, TO
punish treason and rebellion TO seize
aud couiscalc the property of rebels,
and for other purposes
Rr~'raL g The Senate aR Homt of Rr-
lpesrtlErss v He lata} States ot imor-
en-, ia Cugpsy assembled That the prou-
sious Of the third clause of the lith sec
ton of "Au act to suppress insuucction,
10 punish treason aud rebellion, TO seize
and conGscatc the property of rebels, and
for other purposes, shall be So construed
as not TO apply 10 any act or acts done
prior TO the passage thereof nor 10 in
cludc any member OF State Legislature
OF Judge of any State Court who has not
in accepting or entering upon his office,
taken an oath 20 support the Constitution
ct the so-callcd Confederate states Of
America, nor shall any punishment on
proceedings under said act bc 500 con-
sirucd as 90 work forfeiture of the real
estate uf the offender beyond ms natural
hty.
approved july ~ Isa-.
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Particular Notlco.

NJ U d. WHTNo has assumed the
control Of our city subscription list He
win see that the USIoN is delivered rcgu.
lfrly to city subscribers every morning.
lie will Also make collections promptly,
at least every two weeks. No money
taken but Tennessee, or par funds.
who remained
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

OrAIE ut TENNl--EE --At Rules hold 100 the
- Cork uHief taaugrIy Court 4l Nashville Mon
day, september iaH Ist, 1852.
Hardin nacn, rt 100 Complainant, gs TAt
Nashville Guu Factory, a. "a, lcleudaua
% appearing from a'ud4El u'ud u tuIs cause that
u d-cudmif Charles lur, President &c., OF said
Gun fwturF Is luu RESIDENT ui tur state ul Irunrs
see 10 be- ordered lhlt he du enter us APPEARANCE
ltrru bgIulv COZ within ulc r-l nrcr day oil the uot
TORN of sand Cont to 10" Ii.d GA tbs 81 Monday u
November nrN@ (lbJ-J and plead, answer os u.mur 90
Complainant bll, ur lup same HlII boz itktu 1r con
tossed Us lu h'm uud sgt I0f hstrua ev t1rtr auI
tlHt copy u tHH UrI.I Doe published once week I8r
ur .,.ur Hur1U .iyn WvrrH lu lhp A4#u y.Ilr Union
a CrUy-attHtt j D. GIfANFs 4 a 81
~ 81 BllEy sol Tor Compile scp9-sl
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

GrArE Oh TENNESSEE Al Rules brld 90 tUr
y Clerk Olige. C4luyery Court 40 Nashville, Nom
tay, Srptgmhr the Ne, 1869
% q. Ih'i u ustee, NU, 1nd ll- y. Myers, Complain
ante, Fishps & Gould, aud uih,rs DE-. nda6t-.
10 appearing from AFFIDAVIT Urd iu tuis cause that
the -ryc a places ul residence of the defendants oIu
A. Fisher, john w. Gould and lhpma- J.. NalshTl trr
unknown tp compliments su thtt t,lc ordinary ur,
cess OF thIs Court cannot De- served uu thpu ID is or
dcrod that they DO enter their appearance herein hr
iofe or tu the nrst three nyF OF lho mkt term vt
sad Court, Co hr held ON thu Isl Monday BOO Nuypphor
next lN62) aud plead, answer ut drinUr e. Complain
amt h, on the same viii Doe taken Tor uunlCscd ,F
IT, lh'm aub sei Cor hearing DN parte, aud that c1py
uI tuIs order Dee publ shrl once week fr four surr.
sive weeks 100 the Nashville Union.
a tvW Attest j, D.. GlEANES, C.J NJ
r. L. lth"70i sol lot tomp.t. svp2-p4
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IOolI the military Departments Ia
.. the District Of the ohio.

an Ann AFTER THE LIST DAY OF JULY 1899 {
NfwiN open Bn office at the "a Cloud Futcl Va Ntsh
NuIgo, Nunossc, aud one uu Man street, oppos TO-
the CAN'T Hons Louisville, Ky, for ull trausactiou,
gr beet in tbs department q O. three months frum
July l#t1S62 CHARLES KAHN Ia
Beef Contractor for the District OF Ohio
n Bt-ihghcst Market price paid for good cattle
IulNl-It
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

CrApE or TENNESSEE AT Rulps h,ll la u,.
- Clcrl, s ONCE, ChJuccry Court at Nashville Mon.
day, September the la, lSO2 .#
g. o. Hurt, fruste,, &C. and II H. Myers, Com.
. paluauE, 20. b NJ, Fraukliu Defendant.
II appearing from affidavit hIpd .u this ctuse that
the place of residence OF the Defendant. a. N Frms
lm - Unknown 90 complainant, SO that the Ordinary
process Of the Court cannot be served ON him. II s
ordered That he DO enter his appearance hercm brore
OF within the irst three days of r noAt term uf said
Court. TO be hold on Che let Monday m November
next llNt2l ANA plead, answer ur cia r D. Complain.
ants nl or the Same wifi bo taken sur confessed 90
90 hnn and sgt ior hearing eN plrtg and uut a copy
col lus order hc puhshcd once Wu,h flalour sut
,.ss.yc weeks BIO the Nashville Union. ...r..
a SuN -- Attest j. E,GlIaNNl-. a.. a N.
A DMo-s SOL iuI towW'ts sep2 80
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5. G. mnncrn, Edl,Or.

All subscribers in arrears to the Nash
mHs DAmy USIoN are respectfully re-
quested TO pay the Ra,ie Agep5 or call
and settle at The Office, or their paper will
be- discontinued
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Rs-AI communications on business with tn, CiIlra.
will be addressed TO the PUBLISHERS of the UNION.
aud all communications to the Editor will be- address.
to s. g. MERCER
Editors ui loyal newspapers will do us great kind
cess by ro.pubahng The foregoing or its substance
The currcnt trausar, ons 10 Tennessee Tor months 10
Tome will be highly interesting TO all lnyers Of their
country and her free institutions, and thy columns ol
the uNoN will furnish the earliest aud most reliable
history OF these events.
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STEAM FRODI
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THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,

WIN bc despatched

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Calling az Queenstown, Saturday ..........I July rs
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Tuesday, .Noyembtv Is Thursday, .. December n
This magnificent ship having proved herself un.
equalcd for speed, safety aud comfort lea sickness
being unknown ON boardl,is strongly recommended
a. the most eligible cOnveyaLce FOR passengers
FIRST CABIN.
From $40 20 Sl5j each berth Recording 10 the size
situation, aud accommodation Office State Rooms ali
haN ing the same privileges iu the saloons, aud Ina ne.
gard TO meals aud attendance, Suite, departments
for families may be Engaged by special agreement
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE tn and froN LIVER.
FOOL at u FARE AND A HALE TOR Fir.l
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Servants accompanying IAssUugcrs, an children
under Il years Utaee half fare iulapts uvo.
srCOND CABIN
State room herths, nioals furnished tt separate ta
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TIuHp CABIN.
intermediate state Room Passengers found with
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An experience Surgeon on board.
Fur irri -ht and passage, apply TO
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PROCLAMATION
ny
A N d II W JOHNS SON,
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE or TENNESSEE

To Ill rho shW SIC these esfn's-Grc. ting q;
AiHEREA~, u has hocn made known 20 me that
" "a vHlulu iuuMAs PARISH, charged with having
committed iuul and atractous murder on the pa
daN OF bcUmlrr, 1851, upon the body OF JAMrs Coon
WY, late "i "ur County of Davidson, has iipl trnm
justice, nut h now running az large
Now, Therefore, !, ANpHrw JouNsuS Governor As
aforesaid, by virtue OF thv power and authority 10 my
Ncsleli ii" hereby Offer 70 reward of Two HuNuRrn
ASb turY DOLLARS, 20 any person or persons Wlp
may uputvheud the sail Thomas Parish aud deliver
HIM 20 the sheriff or Jailor OF our County II David.
son Ia order that Justice, Ina that behalf may D.. had
aud uNyvutpd.
- I'm testimony whereof I have hcrcuutu set
g. my hand and Clusad the great seal of .aii
state 10 Pee Affixed AZ Nashville, thv lGth Hty
of AUGUST, lsU'.
by Che Governor ANDREW JOHNSON
EDWARD %. Easr SgUrruuy ut State.
uugl7 div
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Restaurant Tortoni
b. V. BAssET, PROPRIETOE
The Loo Cream Gardan
Claims Against the U. Slater

a ldhN A. hALL viii attend o. Che clIleet.,. OIL,
c.tlfls against auy uf the uhItsi at,t.. ,'II..
Ht tnn eaaaal House ''''t
"Hs." uH. Juno l-iH, Is62
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Wanted to Rent.

A NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE,, obtaining mur
4 hNr, SIX, or seven ruOms Needed for several
months, and Will be wol taken care ot by rcutlc
ulAu Rud vic. a reasonable rout " 900 be- pai Tor
hotse "l above description pleasantly situated Al.
dftf., with ptttcubus,
CHARLES ALLEN
Mly2l-u Box % 2. o. NnshyIlln
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BR0WNLOW'S
GREAT BOOK.
APPLEGATE & co.

Western Publishing House, 43 Main
Street, CINCINNATI
n. B.-rt above work is for sale by Movers HARuE
ami lluuuH College Street. July I5-3t
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Marriage aud Funeral Notices,
When exceeding live lines, will be charged "a The
usual advertising rates.
announcements Of Candidates.
FoN SrArr uFrlCEHs ..,......... ...........tlO 10
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Cash required u advance Gr au advertisements,
uulass Dog special aaTeem,u
We, tue undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates. 20 which wo buJ ourselves strictly 90
adhere.
WIN. CAMERON, rur ths yuI1u
JOHN WALLACE, Cor thr papstF
NtltU.h, Tom, July T., 1862.
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Special Terms to Ministers
N EW STOR lei

u 'Itt Subscribers hrNe ppeued Al
No PUBLIC sQUARE NASHVILLE
large StUgk OF foreigu aud Domestic
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS,
SHOES & HATS,
which they otrr ~ the trade at the lowest cash mi
COS. country merchants, visiting the city are inyt
Ted 60 give us q cali, before buying rsoW here
LtrCnrEN BRO
No. South side Publc square
july2-dlm
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THE METHODIST
THE LARGEST AN BEST PAPER IN
THE DENOMINATION.
uIuRp voLNrME.

Subscriptions are for ONE YEAR
nom the date of their Receipt at
our Office
tTHE METHODIST HAS BEEN REFORE rHE PRO.
1 pie two Years. lts course hes been such ne 90
via he entire ppprobauon ct The Church, and OF
loyal, conservative, Christian men ctcry where lts
siui viii be- 20 supply complete Family, Rohfioua
NcWapaper, uthgh literary tone. 10 viii be edited
us heretofore by Rev. GU. Y. CROOKS, ~ ussis.
tcd BY Rev. JOHN MCCtlNrOOK, p.n At present
cestdiug IN FAIRS as Corresponding diior kmong
ts EDITORIAL Corps are Rev. ~ ABEL srEVENs the
Historian OF Mcthodism, and Rev Dr. NAnAL.
The Mcihojal has each week summary or nll the
news 90 TIE moment Of going 20 prtss. This sum.
mary is equal 10 that VI any weekly, whether scr-
ullr or religious, and BE- prepared by PROT sCliEM.
10 has also thorough report q the Stock ant Pho
ducc Markets, pref AIRED expressly for BY ORANGE
IONb hditor OF the AnfcrNan Agricuuuralisl
II has the most comprehensive Finance Article
written IN he couutry BY r. MfIIlES
ouutAus or nlsuNuCuHm MES, VITA uFg SsErcHgs.
sCUMoNs on nruNGUisurn MNssrEUs.
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Special Terms to Ministers.
We o0'r 70 all Mnlstcrs laogc deduction on their
own papers, aud ON all Subscribers they may send
VS.
As- Specimen CoIies sont Tree. 80
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ACTON YOUNG, Proprietor.
GOOD mONEX REQUIRED.

The yep best the Market a1,rds always on haud
owe u~ % 'ul. iuuc Gi--dAW
The national Republican., 1862-07-11

SENATOR RICE In our editorial notice Of the
dircu-sIon la the Senate on Wednesday, we
only referred 10 the remarks Of hessrs. Sher-
man and FsLsenden 10 favor Of the policy Of
employing blacks, where necessary, and in sp-
proprista lsbors and dutiss, In the suppression
of this wicked rebellion. We left the gallery
after Mr., Fessenden had concluded, and there
by lost the pleasure Of bearing the Democratic
Senator from Minnesota, Mr.. Rice, who, We
understand, sustained The same class Of views
and with equal decision. This 10 . significant
and most anspicious sign OF the timss. 1,
proves that the attempt to carry the Democratic
party ~ unit in favor Of style of carr yins
on the war which sinounts practically to 90
quiesos 10 secession, will fail. It Ia evident
snough, at any rate, that Senator Rice does mol
mean to bs " drifled" along 10 any such current
a. that.
The national Republican., 1862-07-11

FRE Low.-Wounded soldiers from Virgins
are sill arriving 10 large numbers In New York
The Journal # Commerce. says that a very large
proportion Of these are wounded in the legs
Foot wounds are very common. IDjuries IL
these limbs are not often mortal, but they make
1t impo'sible for him 10 walk OF the Hsld ol
battle. One OF two we'll and ube e.bodied soldiars
are needed 10 lead him 10 the rear, and their ser
vices are therefore temporarily lost 70 the fron,
line, where The battle In rasiog. More men than
two have been known to volunteer for this benev
olent but not hazardous duty; but officers are
instructed to limit the number 70 one or two
The rebels appear to bear In mind the command
TO fire low" which haA been erjoined upon
them In great number Of general orders and
proclamations I'hsir policy IL not 30 much tc
kill on the spot (where the body would lie un-
I'll tho battle was ovsr) Is to cripple our SOL
disrs, and nec.ssitute their removal to the rear
by their unhsrmed companions for Surgical
treatment; thus by ons shot putting two OF
sLlss men out Of the light.
The national Republican., 1862-07-11

UsIN0 NEaRoEs.-The Chicago Tribune in
speaking Of the proposed use to be made oi
the loyal colored men OF the South, says tha
:" the iact Is. the only loyal men Of the South
as a cla'S, are the blacks. They will make
docile and patient lsborers, TO do the work u
our armies. A hope Of liberty will make th-ul
excellent soldiers They are acclimated, hardy
and sagacious, ard may probably garrison
forts in unhealthy localities whose missma Ia
the summer solstico Is debility and death 10 The
whitss. Providence, using The madness oI
treason IA the instrument, bus placed these hall
million loyal men where the word Of the Fed
sral Government may make them free, and
that without convulsion or agitation that will
bs felt In the present crisis"
The national Republican., 1862-07-11

SESsIBLE.--Rev. Augustus Woodbury., In bill
Fourth Of July Grafton at Providence, remarked
that, "If the South il willing 10 sacrihca tb,
Union for the sake Of slavery, who can com
plain IT the loyal people are willing TO sacrifice
slavery Tor the sake ii the Union!'
POSTMASTER ARRESTED Jos. G. Hays, post
MISTER at MeadVi le, Pa, has been arrested fol
tsnpering with lelters. lie was taken 10 Pitts
burg, and after examination, was required u
give security In tho sum Of $3,OO0 for his ap y
psaranca at the next term Of the United States
court.
Gov Washburns, Of Maine, has Issued q proc
lauiation, calling for additional troops. Hs say,
that general orders will be Issued Immediately
irving authority for raising regiments Of infan
try, and for calling into service portion OF The
u ulnnilormed militia.
RECRUITING IN NCONNECrICur.-The Hon. Jamsi
Dixon United States Senator from Connecticut
who went home Il few days sincs to raise troop,
for the war. telsgraphs that the prospects Of re.
oruiing there are highly favorable. Connect
cuts quota will, doubtless, be filed up with
alscrity. '.''
Up to the present time this year s2l, 400, ,O0(
In specie has lett the United States for Europe
During the same time there has arrived at iht
port OF New York from California el2 1855, ,O70
The Cubans, they soy, are fockIng to New
York in crowds. Hitherto they have Visited
New Orleans, but now prefer the North fol
recreation.
The national Republican., 1862-07-11
Relief for sick and Wounded Soldiers
wllhla the Lines.

Although much has been done, and Ia still
being done, for the relief If the sick and
wounded among our brave 'tro0ps thero Ia
necessity for Increased effort. The destitutiop
ID greatest, and supplies most needed, ,ouhin
the lines Of our great armies, somewhat remote
from post hospitals and hospital boats where
very few civilians are permitted to have ao.
cess, and where 1t Is often extremely difficult,
to procure hospital and sanitary supplies
through tho Ordinary channels.
We understand that Mrs Harlan tho wife of
Senator Harlan, will return In few days To
devote herself to this benevolent work, within
the lines Of the army near Richmond, with the
sanction OF the Secretary Of War.
Any packages marked " Hospital Stores" to
her address, and left at Clay's Hotel, will be
faithfully delivered to the suffering men for
whom they are intended. Such articles as are
named below. are much needed:
Palm leaf fans and mosquito bars, summer
shirts and drawers fIr sick and couvaescent,
summer socks and handkerchief, canned and
dried fruits of every description green tea, Loaf
sugar, soda crackers, dried beef aud tongues,
condsnsed milk, hams, black pepper and mus
tsrd, pickles, lemons, oranges, ginger-snap, !,
butter in arkins, (bfst quslity,) nutuegs, Gin
namon, sllspice, and cloves, corn starch, arrow
root, farlns, tspiocs, chocolate, canned meats,
wines and branlies, j-llirs, and all other arti.
clss that would be suitable for the sick.
The national Republican., 1862-07-11

The COsDUcr OF LIkUr kCLANE, as noticed
10 our paper Of yesterday aud to-day, Ia the
sa' jsct of very general comment and we have
heard hut ono opinion expressed, and that is,
that ho shonld be Immediately dismissed The
service. The time for playing war, and playing
loyal, Is past; no man, whose conduct subjects
him to suspicion, has any business, even iu the
ranks OF our army Lieut.. McLane may ba
loyal, but wearing Virginia buttons Is no irdi,
cation OF it-he may be loyal, but his treat
nient Of rebel prisoners Is not satisfactory evi
dsncs Of it. Ws hope his case will be investi
gated, and II guilty Of the indlscreti1us i'm
puted to him, he should Instantly DO dismissed
the service.