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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
FRoaI RucKnANNoN.
Eds. Lntelliqe1eer:
BUCKHASHoS, UusHUR Co., Va,
March % 1852

IT, TT 9'ssssl'l9 ERlSs'
lfyoq can ind space in your loyal paper
please insert the following: We see the
9th article in our resolutions, passed bv
our mass meeting at the last term Of our
County Court, rather pinches the Presa.-
We suppose 1t considers itself one of those
Kind spoken Of in the 9Th article. TIE
people Of Upshur do not desire to deceive
the people elsewhere, but speak for them
selves. TxioS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

God guard our nag, and keep each star
Zach stripe RS bright a. now they wave,
sui make Il lead our ranks in war,
Still noAt above each patriots grave,
Death 70 the traitor that would dare
TotFaIl Il through the dnGt 0f shame.
An honest hearts its lot will share
And follow it TO Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
New Spring Goods.

Il, COMMISSIONER OF THE
49, RE MEssRs. EDtToRs-I
beg leaVe to present myself to the voters Of Ohio
County, as Union candidate for the ohice Of Com
missioner Of the Revenue, country district I Tes
FecttGlly solicit the sufrages Of my ieIow-ctizeus
mhlt@ NNANL T.B. STUART.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
IB9SIEE'S SAFE.

nY Ij-,t,,,c4l = yoISE'B SALE.
+ Is thur ~ y aeed Of trust ffom Nathaniel C. Ar
AN ~ ~ the assent Of the partis $500 iii
4 the f[o1t EheSt bidder, At 9or cash
On ThurdSy. ~ Io, ne Court House Of Ohio County
fhS SIS, tSt part Of the city q JSsli1S eSsd
Eoffss J5;t 5d. numbered ono Hundred mi three In
stellingas Trustee, I SiSii oor,.,. ..,...n..,r
ma ste g e vested In me b thS SSS ~ FrnSt
GEO. W, SIGHTS Truttee
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
LuYuriant Raon+v

promotes its growth, prevents fts fiIinr of er.di
to 9SSndTuf and inpsrts hath and pieaSantns
opS Se y has stood the test Of time being The
IN sSo H1Sr Sot0rins, and is constantly increasing
s ~ 10 =, Used by both gentlemen and ladies It's
tbS ~ NJ dealers, or can be procured BY
BToadS y .Is S SSm@eEcsl agent D. g BaInes, 9s
v 500 ny 7 Z. LOGAN 8 CO. aud REED EKR4F
--S@-Sess Y :. feb9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

Speakers, Singers, Army Officers, will find quick
the uoARI0UND BAI.sAi.s = ~ 80
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
Town Property Tor SaIe.
HEIMsTREET's
InimitabIe Hair RESTORATIVE,
IT rs NOT A DYE,

b aa n. rs NOT a DYE.
restores gray hair TO its original color by sup
impaired BY age or disease All fn1EantaSso4r az
" s SedPSSsa o. I, laT e.ts destroying The vital
NO dressing. HeimstreetS InimftSbIs TolorinS III
only restores hair to Its natural coIor bT an sagy
process, but giVe8 the hair 4 SStNt ~ 80 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
DEALERS =

W = ~ DEALERSF q : 4. Z s
H. t2Tn and country should supply themselves with
e answers good purpose, in curing coughs and
hoarsenes In old and young IGS fISf -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

Want good cough remedy. in eonv4,,,srt 49,,
ct q low price. The HOARHOUND BAT.sIM ~ y
luSt g good as any Of the dollar pFeparStionS ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
THE PROOF

THE PROOF
s ~ the teEsgUtng statements is found In the TACT that
" increased and eVsT .OIs ALI are great
SoLd BY 7. II. LOGAN 4 CO AMI
Price % cents. LOGAN, LIST 4 CO a4u
80 Wholesale 4 Retail Dru1Virt.
MhE1 IN - w. -WhaoISSSS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
GUYAxDoTTE, March 25tb. 1ss

WEsT VIaatSrA.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-18

,ret@en @rbi,t It9 ollei, ,babltrA Seriblaoeit
gu 6atett lGten. @iaentliA a6er pdr e8 6err
8trmltttb' Der iutSen Dante eetpeIer,. Der
Dieien Nld1t pereitelt, ita16enl er bier. an Srt
unp ,Stelle rla1herlet erfa9ren Bate, mas
ben @tarafter BEG titnftiSeit @atlei; III. Iebr
nn9anlti9em 2idte erI9etnen 1ieB,. T., 9.
aud bic @eI6thte NIT Ger 9teine Bpnaree;
bic bluttge &ataitrop6e utib 3ibre @irflne
ouf ra8 @etlittb Der iltu9en grbi,i iparep.
nur eiu >ptlfomnlener @prnan6 getpeien, lirl
bic ei1tgeleiteten llnterbanblunoen abSu6ree
den. Der id9e Sol. ietne8 Stieflobfi8 batte
ieord fitr ben Sabrif6errn nod cine, lpeitere
rnoit9ene6nle. Tpl5e 9ebabt; BE @erid,te
tnen8tfn '1id) tim In hel, gettteb Der S1brif,
um ben nabren 98ertb BON 91tdatbS grbe
ant4etl gu ertnitteln, neil pieier unter Iftue
@rben pert9eilt mer6e1t nubte an {eine
eMutter, an, icine brei @eldpilfer aa8 6eiS
Tater8 er(ter ,&be In6 an Gfe sbeip FL yS6ipee
fterlL lpelGe Q.t$ r6er @be ieiner N{lltterauit.
Serrn =. Worik berlfqlnnlten.4 Die Sere
9almilie te8I Scum y, ,Nfleris 81 Dem So
brtftetriebe ulo ben anIpriaenr pet bret
8eeenfr 1Aenr Gip4erg Wieaett !, iibsrtsupt.
etnaB perptdelter 9tatur ,5l {eiit ltnpi has
2iat 81 ideuen, Walt nlunfelte ,ppltsallerlei
lleter9riffeit nn6 gisenuIG b4tisfeiten5 ipetdlsi
Sert y Wpris ff6 I'M 2aufe 6er3GtSesen., :,
iter BON ben @rbSinterelentell erlqnbt ha.
ben iollte. Mqn bate 6eil tei6en 8Shteru
6es peritprbeltet1 We9eller ieit sSahren 3lpar
pitnftlifl t9re pertra8 8Smdbi9e id9rlif9e gu
ftentatlpn au8bejahlt2 2bage8en ibper igidmal8
cine 9enaue Gtnlidt IN ben Stanb be8 8erzt
aS9en8 uno ben getrIeb Der 6abrit gesSilnt.g
Der 9otte Wlat9i(pens fpar, Elm @ei4Spf, q
cine Greatur beS IMprie'lden Gbepaarea:
uno 5usleid S9ulpner SeS Serritn. Werib
fir bepeutenbe Sumpten, ,fpelae CSisie er aAflt
Be8lel i4m aelisb7ssll RattsS RaattsS ~ 3 saa at II
~. = 80. 4 (FcrtIsbun or fDat. ayt5 ggs rfs1f :
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-18
aH Qx5ebcr'S Nars. agii
Mir GQira Gsie ll;ff

slsD Ssa Qie Ntt! nsl a}it glie!a s9s3- !
Der laterset6nste phnl6t te MufRrflamtetbeN @esE-
den 6ie tte bes seebrteu Nnbls I'M Aa8uleinel Sor
au ia rEen baB cerSet bereit i on 9drttee,, ele
Grcnronn abiubaen 9oentsH teinen teltshsn Dart 3r
WerFleura AT itenen Cute Spten iinb iriiMs GeySnfa
luerbefs aeS su rnaetaen Trelen Sera6rebt. 'Iisg
H DmnibuIe, bic nad uleineut Rese abren, sebsn ben
Goabnrr nut ltAb II X llbr Wcrntt10S unb Anb 6K
nbr To@mittast eb, TaHH ats. jes
sJunt24- Briebr. Beber.f
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AyeeeS,anfts5 z Hlbss oEt

glc, 598 W1arplanD N8., ndbe psns Gopls,
Seis8 bsut SabFus FpteIisbts Das t,tt ben, ratti,
4aren he eaTeuptiaen nnN Ttasat 9mpfplrM TT In ed
prbleu. 9lasd j}GlE st!SgI s4I m S5iTg
SnliZ2k Ii s4toes5 at,f SapbH 8eGf1 ,@Ieensbiuses
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07
Washington's Political Maxims.

IMPonrANCE OF THE FEDERAL UNION.
1t is only in our united character as an
Empire that our independence is acknow
lodged, that our power can be regarded,
or our credit supported, among foreign
nations. The treaties Of the European
Powers with the United States Of Amer
lea ,oiH haze no paldity on he dissolution of
he Union. We shall be left nearly in
state Of nature; or we may find, by our
own unhappy experience, that there is
natural and necessary progression from
the extreme Of anarchy TO the extreme Of
tyranny, and that arbitrary power is
most easily established upon the ruins Of
liberty abused to RIGHTEOUSNESS.
The Uutop Of Government which con-
stitutes you oae Paple is now dear 70
You. 1t is justly SO; for it is a main
pillar in the edifce Of your real indepen-
dence, the support of your tranquility at
home, your peace abroad ofyour safety;
81 your prosperity; Of that very liberty
which you so highly prize.
But as il is easy 20 foresee that, from
different causes, and from different quar-
tiers, much pains will be taken, many ar
tilices employed to weaken in your
minds the conviction Of this truth. As
this is the point in your political for
tunes against which the batteries of in
| ternal and external enemies will be most
constantly and actively, though often
covertly aud insiduously directed, il il
of infinite moment that you should pro
perly estimate the immense value Of YOU
| National Uiion TO your collective and in.
dividual happiness; that you SHOULD
cherish a cordial, healthy, and immova
BILE attachment to it, accustoming your
selves to think and speak of il as a pal
ladium of your political safety and pros
perity; watching for lbs preservation
with jealous anxiety; discountenancinI
whatever may suggest even a suspicion
that it can, in any event, be abandoned
and Indignantly lrown upon the frs
dawning of every attempt TO ALLEVIATE an,
portion Of our country from the rest, o
to enfeeble the sacred ties which nov
link together the various parts,--l79G.
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From Washington.

Correspondence of the -, louis Republican.
WASHINGTON, Monday, Sept %, 1862.
The campaign on the Upper Potomac
ends with the escape of the Confederate
army to the Virginia side. Up tonoon to-
day, il is not known that Gen. Mcclellan
has crossed in pursuit, and by this time
the enemy has doubtless so disposed his
forces upon the lines of former operations
that new compaign must be planned and
executed
Military authorities concur that Gen.
Mcclellan will not push the bulk of his
great army into the Valley of the She
nandoah, but, that he will leave a sulii-
cient force in that quarter and making
this city his base of operations, advance
into Virginia toward the Rappahannocl.
The Virginia Central Railway is the
true base of operations of the enemy,
and one in which they hold great adj
vantage over us, no matter how our forces
may be disposed. Extending from Rich
mond to Staunton, il enables them to
rapidly concentrate their army against
our advance north of the Pamunky River,
and at the same time is tapped at each end
by other railroads, which afford the best
facilities lor furnishing supplies aud re
Inducements. Therefore, this artery Of
the rebellion in Virginia must be severed
before we succeed in regaining that State.
THE SITUATION on THE UPPER POTOMAC.
The last appearance of the enemy ON
this side Of the river was force of
cavalry, one regiment of infantry, and
seventeen pieces OF artillery, which came
over from the Virginia side on Friday
last 1t was commanded by General
Stuart, who appears TO have been on a
plundcring raid. II was met by force
of our army, and after some skirmishing
driven back the same night. All the
rebel army is now certainly in Virginia.
The different Federal army corps are
within supporting distance of each other,
and commanding all the fords. Summers
and Williams date BanksD are about
llapers Ferry on this side Of the river
Porter's and Burnside's opposite Shep-
hcrdstown, and Franl,lin's and COUGHS
near Williamsport
The enemy are in some force on the
left bank at these places, bat their main
body is concentrating at Winchester.
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cURRENcY, AND MARKETS.


Autt'Nlttfs Oct. I.
The money market continue lun, hut prices are
decidedly BETTER The baukvfa untred Il Ia cent PROM
Tor gold, aud ovring 90 sell at 2Aa25 Il cent pre-
MUM. There d q wide marfln pa tho settling rate Or
silver, tio heukgrs holding l58gO o. cont premium
and cie inc iutllf emit There is ho l,stage tsap
currency in tho hsads al Che bankers. TAp buying
rltr iur ncu tud Troisurt Notes has hcru advanced
O." leo u "a cent prctuuu, iHvry ar tran ut.
tU E'steru FNctauEr thc nominal huyus rate helms
cent discount and the ceiling price pa n sent rl,'
miun', The general market Is NrIy uns.tu,d.
FtouR AM GRAM Light sales -four al "a 5aa o.
The nominal rate Cor wheat are U5@s1c fsr rad aud
prime white.
GRoCEHtrs.-Sslcs New orleans sugar at l2al8s.,
with sale ui iuf'ror al ile., and crushed powdered
Rud grannlated a. lt@l3c sales OF moiassrs Ia half
bills 6ae siiss vt Rio ounda at 2ia2so. Rc, drn,
with s,le- at 1igWso.
BArrtNG.--tirm, with sale8 at ajc
snFEfNus.--sale- Of Gresi wastsrn ne 2it.. and IT
Clniteltou it 2i'sc.
CoTToS NARSs sales rmal lots AZ rs 20. and Boo
for the different NUMBER.
WuisGl --Salos 81 raw at ~ sc
ONoSs, SALES az 3l@l 20 ., Dbl. the package To-
cpled,
rorNrors Sales new at a. 70 a. bbI
nr.r. We quote prime Kentucky at S6oaGi @ tom
ArrlEs Sales host green apples at So 50 "a tm
rIG laos alos of hot blast at s,j and t,ld Llt.t
At s3s e. ton ior cash
PUoyHoNs--J nscttlrd There was q sale rl IA 900
hbls. clear tides at $1,000 &c.
SALr-fhere we're salrs Of klnaN ha IN small gu ia
titles at G0WGjc. q bu-hrl.
MANUTACruREB TOBNCun -~aits ni 500 boXl. IA an
lucky az num 80 TO SOc. q N.
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Chips

An old TOPPER in a discussion with a
temperance lecturer, triumphantly asked,
"if water rots your boots, what effect
must it have on the coats Of Your stom-
ach ?'
The Boston Post asks, Who wants a
better National Him than Gen. Scott -
Hartford Co,eant answers, Nobody, Mr.,
Post We can get along with him aud
Uncle Palm
A Poser Precocious Pupil: "Please
Miss, what is the meaning Of suburbs ?'
Goyerness-(who is extensively erino-
linedD 1.-THE outskirts Of place, my
dear" Pupil (seizing Miss j by the
dress) "Then, Miss Jones, are these
your suburbs ~
A woman had man taken before a ma
gistrate for coming to her house and put
ting her in fear Of an assault Besides"
said she, he called me out of my name
But that's a civil action, madam" said
the counsel for the defendant No, it's
not civil action cried the indignant
lady "and nobody but lawyer would
say So
In reading,tho chapter of Daniel which
narratcs the dedication Of Nebuchadnez-
zar's image, the narrator repeats the
names of the great officers Of the king
dom, and the various musical instruments
nsed ON the occasion A short winded
person in the diocese OTv LUudUn, after
the first enumeration substituted this
formula" same gentleman Of the court
and band as before"
At Bible class meeting lately held in
a country town, the passage in the New
Testament describing the Saviour's ride
into Jerusalem "On an asss coli" was
the subject under consideration, and the
pastor inquired:
"For what purpose did the people
throw branches of palm trees in the way?'
This was a poser, but an old deacon
yentured an answer.
81 reckon, said he, 3" it was to skecr
the colt
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
con PRIVATE DISEASES.

a. ~s.1s DR. KING, formerly Of NeW YORK 10
~ - The Last four years Of i0uiaFiilo ~.
aud who has devoted HE aitontl0blg
The FoAtment OF private diseases i0f 80 years aalrr
himself, having attended W practice for 50 mani
years, aud cured 30 many thousands, he 10 enablod
care al diseases OF private nature, matter hos
bad thry may be from inludicl0ua mudlcal treatment
from peg eot of their Dr. Kings Dlspensarv'
No 40 besdorck street. beiSeeh Cherry and Toe bgaaFu
oooud story, whore he ai diseases Of private
uatufU
G0u0rhsa CURED sthVul gausoous moi,1uss 90 10
sfleTunoe With business
Structures ui od 0f feorut date, uurCtusliy cured
q feW days, ~ a. operation Nhioh calsos % pale
Where Structure oHsts health csunOi b ouJ1yga
Perhaps 90 disease causes muge uischoi and uaie-
uiiuoa Me constitution 30 much
syphilis With al the diseases VI tLe san Fr0sip,
OUT OF negleoi Or bad uoaimUui. Gao be- enociuali5
Cured in lev days
h-lHtnal altoat ton havius bean
given 90 this disease and All Che consequences FroNus
lut Of H. brought 90 IN many ~ she deslTuutvs
habits Of iuc0nrderato y0uihs, and excessive ndul
Eeuce OF the PASSIONS nckeot pf ahioh viii undsF
miua the cuuEttutou, rendering ihe subject unat ,
business or society ando uug premature 0i aes
Femaies sho may b. lapnflnF With auy dIurGltg a
b. Womb say fral aasufcd ltaiuoliAlo relief
Persons fesdng abroad ~ artiug aud fiaiiuR thsB
cssa, aiih aioo enclosed direct 10 ~. A kina ho
ulaaofiek street. Naah VILE, Ienn eli have ne nso
safy inedlcnea scat ~ tlaF adlFsaa Oa5s ~,
lsas s'eis9t ~ 40 1-faiaT asiu ~ itfs-sa1s
lgt--.7.g-iy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

The sympathizing organs have all been
copying an article from a Richmond pa
per stating that near ten thousand FEEDER.
al troops were cut TO pieces by Jackson,
while crossing the Potomac at Shepherds
town. The Richmond Dispatch Of Sep
TENDER 26th, says The victory of Sat
urday last, though complete and decisive,
has been somewhat exaggerated The
numbers of the enemy who crosaed the
river ,0ere mt near 50 large as haze Jeea re-
presented, aud perhaps not exceeding three
thousand men" The Charleston Is. c.
Courier complains that the Confederate
authorities will not give the people an
authentic and reliable account of the late
battles" The inference is unavoidable
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Late Southern News.
Very Atrocious.

la the rebel Congress ON the 18th ult,
Senator sEMNEs, Of Louisiana, offered a
resolution declaring Lincolu's enamel
patton proclamation gross outrage on
the rights Of private property, and an
invitation 10 atrocious, servle war; there
fore il should be held up to the execra-
ton of mankind and counteracted by
such severe rctaliatory measures, as in
the judgment Of the President may be
best calculated 10 secure its withdrawal
or arrest its execution"
We obserue that some Union newspa-
pers have ridiculed the proclamation as
a mere by7tun yal1en, an empty threat,
which will effect nothing Il would
appear, however, from the foregoing reso-
luton, that AZ least one Confederate Sem
atof looks on IL with serious apprehen-
sion, a. a measure whose anticipated evils
call for retaliatory measures severe enough
te secure its Withdrawal or arrest its ex.
eontiOn:
GIN. HOUSTON ALIVE
The Houston (Texas) zaiegyoPl Of Sept
Sd, says:
The question whether Sam Houston il
dead or alive is agiiating the press boil
| of she United States and the Confeder-
ate States. lie is alive and comparatively
well, residing at his place on Cedar Roiui
a few miles from this city.
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Sherih's Sale.

by virtue of aF IA 90 mo d.rpctsd and t,I,,.,,
~ Hom "a" Honorable CifJun Conrt ol n,,lt. M
Ooo"'y' hnaeiseoi a. AL March rsrm lsG2, Mi "a
al the Courthouse YaId ia inc CIV ef y'i,e 49,
satfa9yl inc 20 day of August, 1859 I'M tho fl.bt
Ile c'tiui, interest and estate. whlfh W q Bu.h
sN uA'f ri mt1 httH since acquired, in ami Oh tho
following deI cribrd Int oil GroU6d wing Ia hi IA lsl
.'un'5 state Of Tenn ssoe, there being uo decd ol
t.e"ld n lhe Register ohac) Iu sdu.h Narhy ir.
i"hl on the fnit side pf therry street 90 foot aui
running uack hall way o. COLLEGE Ar,ct md boulsi.
on Dom finas by The prurory of Isaac aui on which
u" ieH iWo sigfy hrck house, t,iuF Che tama Sold
~ lata' ram 90 a. bush lu the plau 0f Tot Euosu
~ .r tiJnaA HfoLe property ana levied on 81 lht
tfol.iy oi w. g hn hr ia satisfy q I1dfmout zen.
aefai in favor NJ Ui0maa W6is 4Gslnsi W b Nance
% tnsb, aud W Nant0
NJ HNION
bJ laos HlH0a Dor. -rT sf-r.heUC
A1T-gt rtt. is1-tt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07
A LEAuNED PHYSICIAN.

A, j. SIMMONS, physician, adyertises in
the Macon (Ga) Telegraph that he wants
to join the Confederate army, and would
like 10 sell his place lie says
" My house is on the Cottage order.
with six rooms. ksGy binding on the
place are framed, stone or brick chimneys,
and hare a aorcl0nf on the place and
can say, without fear Of contradiction.
there IL do better water la Georgia.
No, Ne suppose not uor a bigR5rJ &.
than lbs proprietor.
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frieDds-friends who profess loyalty, and
smile, and smile, and yet are not to be
trusted r. spurns you Indignantly from
her soil You are retreaiing ingloriously.
You came for the purpose Of plumber and
rapine, and are now flying from Federal
vengeance, which We pray may overtake
unn-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07
A NORTHERN TRAITOR.

A correspondent of the Savannah Repl,J-
Acau writing from BoonsbOro, Maryland,
September l4th, says that in the battle
near Hagerstown, Captain Lane, son of
senator Joe. Lane, Of Oregon, command
ed one Of the rebel batteries. Tha ia
very natural conduct for a son ofol Joe.
Lane. His dear friends the editors OF
The Cincinnati Enquirer, and Messrg.
Vallandigham and Voorhees, would like
very much to help him, Well it is a
long lane that has no tara" and, we
think that Lane will turn upon the GAL
lows.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

AN ELEoTIoNEERTNG COLONEL BRoUGaT
no SENSE or HIS DUTY.--A certain
Western Colonel in Maiot-Gen, Grants
army, took advantage OF a sick Through
to canvass for a nomination 70 Congress.
On applying for an extension Of his fur
Tough, General Grant wrote on the back
as follows:
"If Colonel ------ is able 20 travel
over his district to eleotioneer for Con.
gress, he is able to be with his regiment,
and he is hereby ordered 10 join it inn
mediately or be dismissed from the SER
YiCe.N
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

NEW YORK, Sept 2G-Rumor from
Washington says The President contem-
plates issuing a proclamation making
Florida a cotton plantation, aud inviting
laborers, black and white, TO settle there
for that purpose, who viii receive ample
protection from the army and navy. The
State Constitution is to be set aside tenn
porarily, and Florida to be reduced to a
territorial condition, This movement is
said TO be necessary 10 policy adopted
hereafter with other States, Reports
from Apalachicola, Florida, say, two reb-
ell iron-cla guuboats are nearly ready
for sea, under command OF Catesby Jones,
wLo says lac viii sink every gunboat on
the Gulf coast.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

The gentlemen who promised ia No
yember and December 1860, to eat all
the bodies that would be- slain, and drink
all the blood that would be shed in con-
sequence Of the secession Of South Car
olina, have not quite kept their pledgese
Are any Of these gentlemen among those
who blame our rulers and Generals for
not preparing in advance for a war which
we anticipated? &C.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

CRoPs IN ARSASsAs.-Litlle Rock pa
pers of a recent date say
The weather has been very dry for
some lime-only one shower in about
two months. The hill country is very
much parched, and il we are correctly
informed, many will have 70 depend ON
the corn crop Of the river valley for bread.
The valley Of the Arkansas river has
yielded a large crop, and the army as
well as the people must draw subsistence
from il.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-07

DisTINGUIsHED PARTY FROM CANADA
A large shooting party arrived at Chica-
go saturday tu0sssi.,ss fnain Canada. en-
route for Dwights Station, the happy
hunting grounds, where the Prince Of
Wales, on the occasion of his visit to llli-
nois, enjoyed himself hugely and bag
ged a large number of birds. Among the
party are Lord Monck, Governor Cen
cral Of Canada, and his Secretary, Mr..
Cooley, Lord Mulgrave, Governor Gen
eral Of Nova Scotia, Lord +. Paulet, Ma
jor General in the British army, Colo-
uels Gordon and Higginson and Captains
Retaleck, Grant, and Earle, all Of the
British army, aud Messrs Winfield and
WoOdrulle