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, 1862-07-01
Srbr Elm gf5claf-. White Lake. 30 m lumber JED

schr El.a s1aclai", White Lake. 30 N lumber, 1bo
sshr ss1 SoR5is s & S59 Snith. Il gutlsz, R Rst:7o.
schr Lone Star, Jameson, Buffalo, rs tong coal :
Schr Contest, Rogers, Buffalo. 500 brls salt.
eoow D r Holt, ca1l5nn. Muskegon, IS N lumber.
Scow Laurel, Patterson, Pier Cove, IS cords wood.
seow Kewaxcnm, hlodgets, Muskegon, IS m 1nn.-
scow Storm. Cotton, white River, e5m lumber.
scow Tempest, Bright Kalamazoo, 80 N lumber
scow Hercules, Gundarson, Muakegon, Is N Inn
scow Grace A Green, Lawson, Musk=gon, % II
scow cygnet. Mcnamara. South Hzven, 60 cords
back.
CLEARED ED-.-...-.....June30 80.
stmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, 80 bu corn, Is br1s
h1ehwinee. sundsics.
frop Aatelop, Basia eeii{agaRoea Co $500 bu oats
2S78 brls flour, 166 hides. s74 kegs butter.
Prop Barber. Ferrett, Grand Haven
Brig suaan Clark. Peterson: Bailey 5 Hatbo..
BF5g Sam sa Hn1e, EsFgas9a 4,.] Little swamtso.
Schr Persia, Garet, Godsfich. al 90 bu wheat.
schr Minnesota, blackburn, Kingston, 1o,5oo bu
sehr Eibe, sbsr!; thomson, Mnskegon.
6chr Three Bells, Clark Holland
schr Alpha, GWynn. South Haven:
Schr commencement. FnndeH, Holland.
Echr Planet, Lynn, Silver Greek
s-hr Barney Eaton, Welsh. Sand Bay.
Schr Union. U1rich, Eoland
Schr 8 Bates; Cannon, Muskegon.
Schr Mary. Slater. Holland.
Schr Amelia, Murray, St. Joseph.
Schr J c Irwin, Bigger, Muskegon-
Schr HaTbrfdge. Johnson, Kawanee,
Echr Gem. Euhrecht, MusEego1.
Schr Die Vernon, Davidson. Depere.
Schr N1uskegon, McRae McDoweu's Pier.
Schr Heligola1d, Ackerman, Muskegon.
Schr E N Shoyer, Schlaboh1n, Muakegou.
Schr Ardent, Stocks. 9heb0ygan
scbr Lady JA1e, Engells, Stoney Creek.
Schr Albany. Smith Grand River
Schr Illinois. Burke. Huske.ou.
SChr G r Roberts, Nelson, Port Sheldon.
Schr Spartan. Roberts, Port Sheldon
Schr Josephine Dresden, Fi1negan, Charlottesville.
Sehr Active, PugeIson, Geand Haven.
/ schr Kitty Grant. Sweenson, White River.
! Schr OCtayia. Johnston, Black Lake.
| Schr Napoleon Croetousau, Msnis:ee.
Schr Forester, Peterson. Kalamazoo.
| schE John Lllley, Thomson, Port y Washington.
| Echr Free Democrat, Thomson, A1skegon.
| Schr Sutherland. Petry, St. Joseph
| Schr q Norton, CarberrF, Kunkti1e-
| Sctr EiVa, Sinclair, White Lake.
Stow Z HolK, Carlson, Auskegon-
| Eeow Mount Vernon, McTae, Kalamazoo.
! Stow Laurel, Patterson. Pier Core.
| Ecow kewaxcuno, BlodEett. MIuskegon.
scow Star, Cotton, White River.
| Scow Tempest. Embrecht, Kalamazoo.
Scow Hercules, Gunderson, Muske,cn-
Scow Grace A. Green, Peterson, Bai1ey's Harhor.
, 1862-07-01
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS,


me raeolution providing that contracts
mace By the departments be published weekly
II II The newspapers VAS taken up and passed.
ine resolutions relating to the Compensation
OF senators appointed to fill vacancies was
then taken up and passed.
On motion Of Nj. MORRILL, the bill max
ing iu1ther provisions iu relation to salvage
was taken up: The bill provides that vessels
2na goods belonging to loyal citizens OF the
~ tIt.su ~. SIAses, which nave BEEN captured BY
wage, w ~ne o"uess "11.oos o>-A
the ts e1saet Is opposed the bill, rs having
Atte- tnksso 70 take away salvage from sailors.
-',,e XII III les-.,11lifcussion the bill was passed:
Gen NJ 6 - 3 Stnith ms srTn9sio9 T to the widow OF
4 bill was reported prescribl.-,-, !, additional
oath to the officers Of the goEernhs~. and
aereed to.
After executive session Senate adjourned.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. HICKMAN asked, and the committee
OF the judici1z3 were discharged from
the consideration Of the article in the
NV York 7rib7sac with reference to select
committee The reason assigned for this re-
quest was that the Judiciary committee had
rot time to attend TO q. examination Of the
matter.
The House then resumed the consideration
OF the bill for the construction of ship canal
from the Mississippi River to Lake Michigan
Mr.. BLAIR Of No, advocating the bill,
said, we cannot calculate upon the good feel
ing and friendship Of Great Britain; that gov
crbmenf has S -.sne5rous hate towards Us, and
she viii seek any preteJt to strike down her
great commercial rival The people them
sc,yes, however, Of that country, are not thus
Influenced. He alluded to the recent debate
il the English parlia uent: not with q hope OF
removing pzejuGice, but TO show thlt it de-
wolves uron III not to rely upou the friendship
Of aGy foTeign power, bu! our own resources
alone.
Mr.. ARNOLD thong ght the work contenpla-
ted was the Most Important that had ever
I'een presented 10 the consideration Of Goa
e7tss. He ineidently remarked that the in
proye1nent had been more than half aeon
had txpt16ei SC COO .Ot0 upon il
Mr.. ELY spoke 'in favor of the hill
Mr.. OLIN showed the importance OF the
L.GasIfe pcUting as means OF national de.
fcrse, and in the course Of his Argument slll
il WIS indispensable that ne should haye com
u:a1G Of the NoTasFu lakes, and expressed
the dcllher2te conviction trat if our armie
should meet with 8 substantial reverse befor,
Richmond, our government would be notified
IS soon rs the diplomatic forms could be pre-
7,arcG by France and England tbat the s5rue e7.l
between The loyal sad rebe}Gous States ough
10 cease, and that it is impossible to reduc
the ]lttcr TO submission. he looked at tn
British Government Us continually seeking
p-etcxt to interfere in our affairs for the pu1
pose Of dividing the co8fede1acy.
Mr. STEVENS, after speech against th
bill, moved to postpone the further consider
ton till the drst Monday in January. Di
agreed to by one minority. Without fursht
Proceedings on the subject, the House a
lonIped.
, 1862-07-01

~ #fh
ARRIVED. Is
St Louis, LaSa1le, $50 bu corn.
Eclipee, LaSa1le, $500 bu corn.
York State, LaSalle, 5,6O6 bQ corn.
Asia. LaSalIe, az62 bu corn, 2,a95 bn wheat
ky City, Ottawa, $500 bu corr.
q Ham1in, Ottawa, 5000 5u corn
Constitution, LaSaNc. $50 bn corn.
Pareon Brown1ow, Lasalle, $500 bu eoyn.
Clyde, Ottawa, t, ecu bu wheat.
?. Ghapln, LaSalle, 500 bu corn.
LaSallc, Iasalle, 500 bu corn.
General Grant, Morris, 5,4g0 bu corn.
stralia, LaSalle, $500 bu corn.
CufleW, LaSaffe, 5,511 bn corn.
" Il Brown, Lasalle, ISL tons coal.
CLEARED. June q.
Ella, Joliet. ..-.-
D Leonard, Lasal1e, 11s, 1874 # lumber.
D G Wallace, LaSalle, 59f66 # lum ;er, $50 It
siding, 81 N shingles, 30 II 1s.h, 600 bs c work,
25 brls ealt-
Sunshine LaSalle, Is m lumber, $500 # siding, II
N shingles, 19 m lath, Bf3 fbs md5e 1866 b5
Work, II brls ealt, 600 fbs fsh.
Marion, LaSa!le, ], ,5l7 It lumber.
Ottawa, Morris.
= A Leonard. LnSal1e.
Com Foote, Lasalle.
Toutbe. nuPass, g ss6 fl lumber, 10 m shingles.
Geo Taylor, Joliet.
Prairie State Lasalle 1s6 c6G # lumber, 50 18th.
Harrington: Narcotics. i,soo # 1ambeF, N lash,
+ N shingles, II N brick.
Altoona, Morris, s br1s salt.
Edinburgh, IaSalle, "A Al # lumber
Galena LaSslle, z92s # lumber, s. TOO f. siding Ct
n shingles. m hath, 50o Ds c work, 2,0sJ lbs
stores, 500 bs wire
u3ioniat. Lasaile, s.. .ozs fl lumber.
Eclipse, LaEalle.
YIN III Brown. faSa1ie
, 1862-07-01
Numbering at Grand Haven.
from the Grand Haven NeWs,1

Our lumber trade is at the present time ex-
eeedi1gly brdsk. It is estimated that nearly
2.tfD MU Of feet are being shipped from this port
stock, for various parties, from qOo,ND to s010O0
feet Meeers. Cutler & Savidge sbout 120 coo feet;
Messrs Jennison, John HaiIe, F. T. Ranney, and
" Msss1s; Becker, Spoon Thompson, each. say
anQ1nt,
, 1862-07-01

NASHVILLE, June Cdr. Chcatham She
superintendent Of The Tennessee Lunatic Asy-
lum, was sent to the penitentiary to-daY for
treason; also Rev c. D. Elliott.
400 federal prisoners taken at Shiloh and
paroled, we're sent homt to- day
Large quantities Of cotton have been &c.
cciYed
, 1862-07-01

[From the Whitewater <Tis.) Register, e7th]
This etaple begins to come In pretty freely The
pic. to- good. clean article ranges from Is to 4c
We ;sve not heard Of any being sold for more than
the ..tcr figure.
ifrom the Jackson (Mich) Patriot, a7th.J
6uEEP GONG WEsT.-A lot Of $50 eheep aud
Ian be was shipped from here on Monday, on the
Michigan Central railroad, destined for Iowa We
understand TINT parties will be hero to purchase
from s.. o. to b,00 sheep for the market. It
is said they can be bonght lower here than in uli-
nols or In other western localities.
[Fsom tic Davenport uowa) Gazette, 25th.J
PROFITABLE FLpcK.-R. Il. Saunders. Esq. OF
Lysander one OF Tue most thrifty and ente-prisIug
farmers Of this county, kept through the last win
ter q flock OF fU0 sheep, about one.haR Of them
ycarlings. These sheep are cross Of SouthdoIn
and MeIino, and thciE yield Of wool the present
e:ason vas between AZ and tbs per head. MI
4. has Just marketed bis WOO! in this cit at 90 cts
2 n, the receipts amounting to S55ss-being Sl.89
per sheep.
In addition to the profits on wool. Mr. S. has
had nfnety-fye lambs from eixty three cWes, nine
ty-four Of which arc living and Of superior siz.
aud beauty: These were thlrty-two p4irs Of
twins.
We state these facts that the farmers OF this re-
gion may realize that the growing of Wheat and
Ct IN and other grains not their only source of
prosperity Our high rolling prafstes fertile so1
and healthfu1 climate, are wonderfully favorable to
the raising Of eheep and other domestic animals
Mixed husba1dry is undoubtedly the best syssen
to be adopted.
, 1862-07-01

Continued From First Page.
ton of the validity Of the acce2tsnces by
E1o{d Of the drafts Of Russell, Majors and
Naddeu having been referred by the Secretary
OF var TO the Attorney General, that officer
has delivered IN elaborate opinion against
their Talidity, holding among other things
that the acceptance Of drafts OF contract 81
against which the drafts are drawn. is nnan
thorized By the law. ~ '''''
, 1862-07-01

milwaukee, Grain Market---june %.
Received, 2,710 brls -four, 61,4iG bu wheat.
Wheat declined 1c = bnshel-with sales a2oGo
buehels at ssc for No. Spring, and T9e for No. q
closing with no buyers over 81 and 78c. No yes-
ee]s in mort and fIeinhtH nominal
, 1862-07-01
THE CITY

CH1 M1sE1os.-The regular monthly meet
ing Of the managers of the Ladies' City Mis-
sion Of the NJ E. Church, will be held this
afternoon, at ha1f:past two O'Clock, in room
No. II, Methodist Church Block.
, 1862-07-01

New YoNK, June 30-The steamer North
ern Light arrived from Aspinwa1l this after
noon, with s400, 600 in treasure and fifty pas
seEgers. The news from the Isthmus is uu-
important.
, 1862-07-01

NoUEsT.-Gunilde Olsen, the little Norwe-
gian girl so ehockingly injured at the c., B. &
Q. +. T. depot on Saturday, by falling from
the platform Of the cars, died at the City Hos
pital on Sunday. The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday, and verdict WAS rendered in ae-
cordance with the facts, releasing the Comps
ny from al blame.
, 1862-07-01

w GrcIn sold lin store'' is subject to &c storage,
tchieh Is paid by the 6uysr, ECczusiEs Of the prica
faade, in 1rAicd lie selzer paw he storage, It is
quoted 'free Of storage," Of a{s'o,b.n
, 1862-07-01

SPLEEDrD DsTRAwBERR1Es.@Geo. B, D3yis'
magnificent Strawberries are nov sspidly com
ing into market, among them the gigantic
British Queens, which cannot be obtained
elsewhere, and are the very essence of the
strawberry. His splendid fruit may be OBJ
tanned at Van Fleets, near the corner of Desr-
born and Madison streets and at II. Brink
.Korth's, corner Of Clark and Madison.
, 1862-07-01

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago
The following table shows the amount Of Flour,
Whent and Com In store Oh the alth Inst, cona-
pared with the amount in store week eince, and
that In stQla at the ea.ue nerind in 1851
, 1862-07-01

Col. WILSON, TEE FCsnErR, Il TROUBLE.
Everybody will remainder Clio. ]. ". VII.
son Of the late Mechanics Fusileer regiment
who was always n a peck OF trouble. Ac-
cording to the st. Louis papers be is in q
E1Ehs. Of 1t now. He has been arrested and
il ao.7 confined IT. prison in that city fqr tax
Ing package Of money, containing about
s4,5tV' s4,5tV's ..shich did not belong to him, from the
Post u:See. The package was registered and
addressed TO ]. IL Wilson. Col J. ". called
It the Office, and upon being asked if the
package was intended for him, said that it
vas. The postmaster was suspicious and
told him to call ageaia in the evening, when il
No other claimant appeared he should have
the package. The Postmaster as once &C.
, 1862-07-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. johnson, the well
known caterer and contectioner, has opened
her new establishment in the Bryan Hal
Block, and is uoW in the full tide Of business,
prepared to supply transient customers with
the 6ubstantia.s and delicacies of the season.
and i'll orders to any extent Her establish
uent Is q little gem Of place, fitted up with
an exquisite taste and neat as pink. In the
line Of creams, ices and Strawberries, sweets
and pastries, and the wherewithals for parties
and hot nights, Mrs. J.'s establishment leaves
nothing to be desired.
, 1862-07-01

ITO RENT-With Board, to q gen.
4 tlennan and wife, or two single gentlemen 3
Closet gas &C.. IN prvate family without children.
by applying with reference at No. ~ Third avenue,
teSlnGIE
, 1862-07-01
TOR SALE.-THE MERCHANT
IL and Grlst ELL, known Al tue
- COMO MfLE.ss

EtIated On EocK HTer n WhttISlde County, IUNe6I.
ea1e.
Tbs NIL u IN rood order q driven BY WatFT
poTtr. from steady cream haz atx pasa of E11z,
Merchant and CustoF4<Bolts, and all the neeeasaz9
NuKKLER. HKEIy Co. Chicago, o. the subscEiber oa
the preE1ses s. LEHMAN SMITH-
Como, MhY LIT, 1aG2.. elr9lCin
, 1862-07-01

Fair Oaks Grove and all about 1T.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
In behalf Of the committee appointed to make
Arrangements for the celebration Of the Fourth Of
July, at Fair Oaks Grove. allow me to answc, a
great many inquiries, and at the ZANE time give
little information as to 6one Of the details Of the
projected excursfon.
LIST, Fair Oaks Grove ia distant twenty seven
miles from Chicago, near the town OF Katteson, On
the line Of the Illinois Central Railroad I'd Pas
eengers will be landed In the Grove; no long walk
uveI dusty roads; exposed to midday eun. Sd.
4 beautiful 1aWn aajacent furnishes fine plsce
for ball playing, quoits, and other amussments.
4h. living spring in the midst OF the grove gives
promise oI abundance OF pure. cool water. 9Th.
Besides the morning train at nine o'clock, train
vii leave the depot In Chicago At II 80. to aeeom-
modste business men whose engagemente require
their presence in the city during the morning
reaching the grove In time for 1uuch and the lite
ra1y exercises. which will commence at three
o'clock. 9Th Rtturn1nG trains Will start at FIVE
erd Elk o'clock. III time for all to witnes the dla-
play Of f1c HoskB Ia the city. 1sh. A lunch will
! be Get By John Wright, for the accommodation Of
those who prefer buying dinner UPON the gzyund,
to the trouble Of supplying themselves from homo
He viii also furnish Ice cream and other zatreah'
| .uents. 9Th The committee win have exclusive
and sole control Of the grounds, and no Pstns w1l
| be epsrrd to make the excursion End literary
entertainment woEthJ the patronage OF the Chi
| cago public. -
, 1862-07-01

n1ayor Sherman on the Deep Cut,
Mayor Sherman, it is rumored, is going to
Washington this week to "hove I'M feW re-
marks about the ssdeep cut" He says he has
. good deal Of influence over Dick Richard
son, and if Dick goes in fer it, it's all right.
Although this is rather a puerile attempt st
stealing Mr. Arnold's thunder, still, if he has
any influence about the "deep cut,'' our citi
zens will be glad to sec it used.
, 1862-07-01

.,-,11 -
WILL Do presented AZ thls establishment this
evening, which cannot fail to afford amusc-
ment 10 those who wish tn nsss a ,7eoaon+
evening To-morrow eror;,r - ~ tlE~a1es
81 s'eu,us. !o'ffo" evening Tue french
spy - Will be presented FOR the benefit Of the
af1uble, ccntleuaan}y and Fa,ataff1an door.
keeper, Mr. Reynolds. We understand q
large number Of seats have already been
eocnrad f,- +ba ooo.c,ar ..a
seeoieo ~. VIC oes"'sioa, 1Do tns naenos o1
the beneficiary are determined he shall have Il
bumper. On the 4th of July, McYicker
,,;,ae +z-,> ,,.-for,,,,o,,, 49, i, xr
eo,r,a,,- -rh,.,, 1r.x1 ,r.y7, .-
III Sc 49, +-o.t 49, es,4a... :. -,
~. oe q nao lest 1ol e1aoeSo" Aes LIS
children enjoy the Sports
Meeting Of the Common Council
The regular meeting Of the Common Couu.
Gil was held last night. Present, the Mayor
and Aids, Botsford, Edwards, Hoyt, Ellsworth,
Balm, Baragwansth, scha1l, Holden, Solomon,
Harvey, Conlsn, White, Woodman, Law, CO.
miskT and Sheridan.
The minutes Of the LAST meeting were resa
| and approved
, 1862-07-01

e At Sherman House, wedding and tt call ~
cards, written and engraved. Five quires French
papes a.a ~s1se1ovr, rryss pattern, ele
gant1y stamped, 81. Cal in parlors. For samples
mail two stamps 70 ssTankee CardWrttez." je241 Il
, 1862-07-01

ITO RENT-F'urpished, q neat con-
Il venient house in 4 good neghhorhooa. Rent
low to improved tenant Also the uufurnIshcd
house 23 Superior street. Apply at go Huron street.
, 1862-07-01

to the members of the Board Of Trade to Join
them, and dep1ored the difference Of opinion
which had arisen, and consequent bad feeling.
The offence on the part Of the Council was un-
intentionsl!!
Upon motion the Council adjourned.
The Fourth of July
The Committee Of Arrangements desire to hayo
the procession, by ladies and gentlemen on horse
back. A pleasing position Will be assigned and
escort ,ufnished; Those wishing to comply viii
please indicate the came to me as early 81 Thurs
day evening. through the Post Odiee or at room
q. s. HuBBAHD, Chief Ma1sha1.
; BURIAL OF BRAVE MAE.-The body Of
the lamented John q. Knzic, jr., late Third
Master Of the gunboat Mound City, ar1ived
yesterday and was buried from the St. James
church last evening with appropriate and im-
pteEsiye ceremonies.
At Sherman House, wedding and e. cali "
cards, written and engraved. Five quiree French
papes vs1re1uvr, 1asn1onAble pattern, ele
sant1y stamped 81. Can in parlors. For samples
mail two stamps 20 ssfankee CardWfttez." je2+1s It
MECHANICS, SAvrS6s BAEK OF CHICAGO, No. 8
CLARK STREET.-This Institution viii receive
sums Of money, ftom mechanics, laborers and
0kA4&Ss I'll 0A9 0nAa& hlA4 ApHA145. Cu
all eastern cities and Europe. Chas. T. Boggs,
President; L. E. Alexander, Cashier. ie26lst
w MARITIME, Of the Chicago Dancing Academy,
| viii give soiree on Thursday evening, July Sd,
| usher1ng in tsthe day we Celebrate with muaic
| and dancing. Syst
| E Buy pape. hang17gs of Chase q Co., 100
| Randolph street. Rh 89-2n
e For cleaning and dying geutlenaan's clothes
90 to Cook d Mclean. os Dearbornstr This
| old established house do better and cheaper work
than any In the city. ehs13y
Widows Declaration for Bounty Monev and
Arrears.
| Widows Declaration fqr HaIfpay.
I Heirs Declaration for Bounty Money and AZ.
reara+
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Aeney snd Ar'
| rears.
0f11cefe' Certificates OF Soldiers Disability
6urgeons' Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
t Invalid Pension Claims,
Sent by mil, post paid, at seTeusY-fve cents
per quIre. Addresa
TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Chicago, Illinois.
~ Great losIng out sale Of Paper Haugings, al
F. e. Rigby'e, 50 Randolph street., iea1m
60 to John Jones, 11s Dearborn st., ana gut yoa,
dethea thoroughly cleaned sna nea*iy repaired.
RoTi7
@can On Dunlop, sewen Aspaldtng toe prttu's.ing.
, 1862-07-01

: BURIAL OF BRAVE MAE.-The body Of
the lamented John e. Kinzic, jr., late Third
Master Of the gunboat Mound City, arrived
yesterday and was buried from the st. James
church last evening with appropriate and im-
nrsEsiye ceremnnie6
, 1862-07-01

pARTNER WANTED.- Wanted
j. Partner to engage In q manufacturing bus-
Ress il ths city The busness Is already well estab
The machinery md fixtures MI in perfect order
The above offerH . rare chance for person wishing
AdGtEsS z @. GQX 31.Q.'' Chicago. fe9S-551Q-lR
, 1862-07-01

ETeet1nr of the I.adfes, Educatton
Society.
The third annual meeting Of the Ladies' Ed
ucation Society WIS held at the Fifst Baptist
Church on Sunday evening last. After intro
ductory services the report Of the Board vas
read This paper--after referring to the hin-
ORANGES which the Society had necessarily en-
countered in its work, In such times IS these,
and to the Divine favor, which had notWish-
standing secured to 1t gratifying measure of
succes6-Tent on to discuss In detail the op-
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-01
General Pope.

Gon. Pone. who eantnred The CaaGsd
cTat eprisoners and guns at Island No.
10 is native Of Kentucky, and entered
West Point in 1888 He graduated in
1912 as breyet second Lieutenant Of to-
biographical engineers, He was breveted
first Lieutenant for gallant and merito-
rious conduct at Monterey, and subse-
quently breveted captain for his gallantry
during the battle OF Buena Vista. In
consequence of having some dispute with
Jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War under
President Pierce, Captain Pope resigned
and engaged in civil pursuits in Illinois,
On the breaking out Of the present war he
rendered his services to the Government
and was appointed Brigadier General
and assigned TO duty in the Western de-
partment
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-01

This word, which is now much used
by correspondents in describing the has
ty and disordered fight of the rebels be-
fore our victorious armies, may easily be
traced to a Greek origin. The word
ssedaanunli, of which the root is skeaq, is
used both by Thucydides and Herodotus
to describe the dispersion of routed
army. (See Thucydides ~, 55, ll2,
and IIerodOtus " 1922
The last named historian, in the pas
sage referred to, after giving an account Of
an engagement at Ephesus between the
Persians and the Ionians, in which the
latter were defeated with great slaugh-
ter says "Those who escaped from this
battle were scattered Greek sEe}aetlesan)
skedaddled throughout the different
cities
From the root skeda, Of the word
esiedqsthesaa, first aorist indicative, pas
sive of sIelanauus, the word skedaddle is
formed by simply adding the euphoni
GUS termination die, and doubling Che d
as required by the analogy Of our Ian
guage in such words. In many words oi
undoubted Greek extraction, much great
er changes are made.
Horace in his Art Of Poetry, in refer.
ence to forming new words, says.
| "Et nova Hctaque nupsThabcrunf ycrla Adcmsi.
| Greco tonte cadunt, parce detor;-.
| ''Nev words, and lately made, shaH credit cain,
/ m from Grecian source thcy gently stream.
Muy not this word, then, SO expressive
at least as il falls upon the ear, becom
incorporated into our language and ObtaiI
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-01

Samuel A. PaHcoast (brothcr Of DR.. Pan
coast Of this ciiy,) with Lieut. Chas. NJ.
Hooper Capt Joi,a MarSoo, Lieutenant
George w Kenny, and ether Philadel-
phiaus The concluding chapters de-
scribe the return from captivity which
was effected by exchange
Lieut. Harris has produced a readable
aud reliable book, well writton, and full
Of information that the public much do
sire TO obtain.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-05-01
Head This.

We commend this article Of the Con-
stitution TO those rebels who contend for
the sovereignty of a State in all things.
"THs CONSTITUTION, and the laws Of the
United States which shall be made in pursu-
ance thereof, SHALL BE THE SU-
PRENE LAW or THE LAND; and the Judges in
every State shall be bound thereby Any
THING IN The Constitution AND LAWS oF ANY
STATE TO THE CONTRARY NorwITHsTAEDING.' ~
Federal Constitution, Art vi, sec 2.
Many Of those blockheads who are
forever blabbling about the Constitution
don't know that there is such a clause
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