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Military Arrsst-Largs Haui sf oevsrn.
meat PFopsfty.

Another foreign swindlsr, with long, Gu.
phoni0us title, wns arrested on Saturday night,
about seven O'Clock, BY y detachment Of the I'd
Pennsy ylvxnia cavalry, (now doing mounted
patrol duty here,) under tbs command Of Lieu.
tenant Hampton North. Major Albert Emile
Won Sturnfsls 10 what the fellow calls himself.
He has been major In Gen. B.enker's division,
where be spread himaelf oonspiouously un.
III recently discharged from the service BY or.
dor Of Maj. Gen. Fremont, We do not know pre-.
cisely the causes which led 10 his arrest, but
we do know that large amount Of Government
property was found in his possession, such No
weapons, blankets, pants, coats, &c. he was
living With woman, supposed to be his wife !
The woman was arrested with him, but suhsS
qusntly released. He was taksn to tha Cas{rAl
1uard House, and bis case will doubtless be
Investigated to-day.
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o y FL o IA L.

No Passenger Train to Manassas.
WAR DlPARTnEAf,
06los Of Aalavy Director
~ Sspsiaisndenk RaGlroads o. s.,
Warrington, April 10, 1862.
No passenger train will bs rau from Washington
to Manassas until further notios
D. @. MoCALLUM,
sp1s n. ID. h Supt. Il. 4 U. B.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09
CHEAP LIVING.
THF PEOPLE,S BOOKSTORE,

400 Seventh Street, near 4, (east sideD This
4SZ New Establishment well supplied with the
CHI ioest products OF Literature Is enabled 70 oner
vs hie NOOK, in rea,, al rdde prceS. Stationery
Aibums, Pho tographs, kl., sold low by
n. FRANKLIN, SCO
,shsuf Booksellers aud Stationers.
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!. =, B, y, - -.l.Icx
Lsbsrs ss nsv. 0hssi sp,ar anA LaAs|
Yesteraay.

kaoere q nsvs OoaH1 . npooR an0 AzA1el
Yestsrasy.
| 10 the morning, by Invitation If the excellent
chaplain, they seoke to the prisoners IN the
penitentiary 90 The Effects OF crime, It's causes
and reuedies. Mrs. Spear read the poem:
"Pnscesr's Addfsss TO his Mother J" the servi.
ces were very impressivs. - u 'Nh
Al ~ O'Clock the UnItariau church WAS
opened: nr. Spear took for his tsxt, II Isamusl,
XVIII, -. And the King WAs much moved,
and went up to the chamber over the gate and
-wepti sad - hs vent, thus he sAid, q, my con
"a brMhan, ny son, ny QoA Abfaham, would
God had died for thee, b Abraham, ny son,
ny son ~ The general thene was,J the thres
institutious, the Home, the Church, and the
Prison. Mrs. Spear spoke Of her labors At
home in Boston, and 10 prisons end hospitals.
At In the evening, Willasds' Hall was
opened to them, The progress Of sooisty In 70.
1ation to capital punishment, imprisonment for
debt, ssylums for discharged prisoners, and
for inabriates was pressntsd 10 . very forci-
Bile manner. Mrs. Spear spoke Of their visit
TO the Confederate prison. a-Ara On ~ r.l
We only hope that another opportunity may
Ibe had TO give these excellent friends Of the
prisoner another church to speak. Are there
no more churches 10 be hadi Any word Isft
at this ofice will reach them. ....fJ i.
This week they devote TO the hospital, hav-
log psrmisiona 10 visit the Ciiffburns hospital,
coDtzining the Confederate siok and wounded.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

~ Subscribers 70 the Rspabiican, In
Georgetown or tbs seventh ward (Island) who fail
to receive their psper ~suisrly will oblige the
agent, o 4 Delphey, by leaving notice at Mr.
Shepherds bookstore, corner Seventh and d ST. eets
when all dslinquencies will be promptly attended
to- NAV n
The national Republican., 1862-06-09
h. Lockwood.
rhe Indian Herb Doctor,


From Canada, viii describe diseases and tell his
patients ths nature Of their complaints or
Hines, without receiving any lnfoF-
nation from them.
No charge for onRsrustson or advice. /
QUE MOTTO,
= We uss such Balms ~ have no STRIFE
With Nature or the Lawn Of Life:
With Blood our hands We never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Fathsr-whom al goodness nlls,
Provides the means to cur all ills
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve ouf pain complete.
A simple Herb . simple Flower,
Cull'd from the ..ewy Lea--
These, these shail speak with touching power
OF change and health " the.
Room No. II W athipgton BuiIdirr perrs.lysnis
avenue, corner oi Seventh street.
No charge for consultation. ~ TT
The Duke of Wellington onci -nirdeH an
exhibition Of the celebrated IA spE. At
the close Of the performance Ao .". Ari ; IN
the steam gun had been invented a., what 4
glorious Improvement gunpowd'T "1iiI have
been"
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

CANTERBURY.
Where Thousands esch niRn', laugh Ill, troubles
away, and repay in true fun all the tolls Of the
With the dance. song, and joke of the minstrel 20
merry. and other Comedians at the famed Can.
Bisct, Yellow. and dark, and soms are more darker,
but none black the favorite Dick Parker
ssss sss's o. at and ssas'si I .Ssy 'As
when called into rsquisitoa BY the talented " Ia.
rrikn,~
whoss Astonishing fhymins, and great mental pow.
] ha, funny comedian, surnsmed Harry Rice" Is .
:, good oontrabsnd, and istshss his price
o sny 10 T. Ss 20
Who 70 gain many hieaus Il worthy the laural, as
si,ted BY that HUMOROUS darky, :. Rorrel"
w%% nS Il sh. ;,ssS and Sy
G few words for 4 Lt~tI " and :. Caray,' -'
to see them appear on the daring Trapsa,
The musical merits OF each to exiol for bright as
Aurora Is the small planet 6 Sd
the leader each night for BASE or Soprano:
he orchestra, too, E always well m.nnsd, with mem
The ladies engaged should have had precedence,
their talents we praise along with antecedence,
Asking their PARDON, the musa does her duty-to
FGr soa ho
will listen each night to the voice OF Nus Butler
Another sweet songsuess-for her ags none excel
har-is the cOmical humor Of sweet little "lHd;'
But speak Of the dancers, they make great show;
frat on the list h the fsmd Aadle la Eue; =.
% .SS wso w: :. aas s.siH H ;%'' should
: Of Y which sppesr ID tSsir fisvSIits dances
' on % the Csnls,Sassy s % stsss"" ". "a Ily srsMios
To cripple the rhymes fer want OF the space, you
tind the right people now IN the right place.
attractiorto ali Of the patrons, and give satifso.
Pay Vii. this week at lesure--the Hall is cool
The poets muse has run out but .still quite expc
II nyou have any doubts just pay thort visit.
Door q ~ Is
ss-lt tstsr-losqsI
l. ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
No 49, Penn,yiudnia Apenps, South Sd basooea Mini
and Tenth streets
Every evening, q. remarkably fine
Free Con rt,
embracing sslsotions from the best ossiG music and
than In any other American concert saloon.
The celebrated Italian Singer,
siokoR ANTONIO TiBERTihi,
Prims Baritone from the 81. Carlo Theatre, at Ha.
sonss Song Us ever sri produssd % In this cit city. ~
upon hsvnx @ every ~ comfort they dssrs In addition
to the hne music In Washington, they will obtain
on call from the attsutiye atte udAn decidedly the
best REFRESHMENTS for sale In the Federal
Metropolis.
Oncsrs constantly In attendance to keep good
order,
eSs%si cS;S.T ''"niif.ssfk Issk9 y sSsIsrruAL. PROP,
AJEw STYLE SPRING CAP JUST RECD
IN only o., u No 600 Bevensh street
mar 2d--d3m
uAIRGL LOTH
II For Sale by
nv 2s ,eolw 900 Penna avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

The stock OF osaatifai JsvvsIry
And elegant silver plated ware, q the Dollar store,
(SS9 PsnnsylvAniA avenue, near -Four. and Q -haif
stfset,) wss never more complete han now. Exsm
Inc II and make your sssettoa for one dollar /.
10 live 49,. "a .s. No.
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AUCTleN1sALr..
This DAys

1 y.
Ry WALL. a. BAAaaAlsD, Aaetlensers.
- Trustees sale Of building Lott on Fiflh street
East, 81 Auction On "Wednesday sfSsrnooe ~ tuns,
et o'clock by vi,tas OF desd Of tIlst, dass1 lob
No. aos, iSsloss las go, ssi 81, - q a. -
records Of w ashisston e5unty, d. c., VII 81 q
pablo Auction. ia ffoat OF the pSsais9, Lee o. .
Square $50. divided Into two Lots, essh 6eulini q
feet inches on the west sids Of YrftA seggst oe
inch , t4Hf VI = I-~-'T7- ~ ~
Terms Ons. fourth essh Q portion sf wAssb, sss.
ncient to pay the expsnses Of he sals, viN - -
quired on the spot, Of tie psoperty win tDDo9tateiy
pc re cold and the baanes u x sa1 twslvs 0eogfe
bearing interest," and secsred By deed Of truss % ~
premises. - ~ ~ Hi'.
=, >. wALL.sAsE.::5S:;'. ID. + +
~ In esassqusnee or the raiu, shs
above sale fs postponed to MONDAY AtTER-
A. BREsNER,
-. Tvustes.
.gia WALL 4 DARNARD, q
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

CANTERBURY HALL.
Loaisians Avenue, near Sixth street.
lmnense success of ihe beautiful and accomplished
sonsstress
CLARA BUTLER.
No one should fail 10 hear ". IA. @Ar..
I10o1a, the extemporaneous singer.
Glorious success 6f THE DOUBLE COMPANY,
DRAMATIC AND CONCERT.
Tonight the Dramatic Comps ny will sppsar Ia the
laughable COMEDY, entitled
THE ROUGH DL.a.MO.N.D.
Sthfh pu'ler maTgaTy
Harry Rice Observation-Disclosures. as Cousin Joe
New Programme, Now Songs, New Dances,
New Negro Acts.
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Every evening, q. remarkably fine
Free COncer rt.

NEW STYLE SPRING CAP JUST RECD
IN only o., u No. 600 Bevensh street
mar 2d--d3m
Ii uAIRG LOTu
John L. ELVANS,
nv ~. .eoiw 800 Penna, avenue.
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NHnTLEMEs's hSAo1TmADE 0Ai.-
" MEMS, OF FINE QUALITY.
We offer citizens and Stranger large assortment
of OyER.CUA1S, DRESS COATS, BUSINESS
COATS, PANlALOONS, and VESTS, OF all looi, n
and qualities, equal in make and finish to the best
custom work. ,r,.r
Merchant TAilors and Clcthiers,
90 Pa avenue, bet. 9th and 10th IL
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

MADAME BOVIN's FEMALE ALTE-
Nl rative PilIs-For the exclusive Of Fe
paints Obstruction, Suppression, Green Sickness,
Headache, Pain in the Side, Pslpitation, Losthng
Of Fcod Disturbed Sleep, and all interruptions or
irregularities of the Menstrual Periods
NB-These Pills should never be taken BY fe.
males during pregnancy as they would be SURE 70
cause miscarriage Prepared for Madame boun
rs Rue Bangirard, Paris, France. For sale ~ lIs
South street, opposite Smithsonian Institution,
he only Agent In Washington. Ie oeoosp'
The national Republican., 1862-06-09

~" AND HORSE .sHoERs.
Horse Shoe Boxes
Farriers' Pinccrs, (cast steel)
Farriers' Knives,
Carriage and Tire Bolts,
Horse Kasps and Blacksmiths Files,
Horse Shoe Hammers,
BIidons Horse Shoes all sizes, front and hind,
&C and" Putnam " Horse Nails, 10,
&c, &c, &c.
JOHN II ELvANS,
je 4-3teO 3OO fenn avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

probable. Bot just at the came time that sucb
suspiclous news becomes authenticated, the rumor
spreads that France requires new terrtorioi ces-
sion from Italy; that, however, the CablIe' here
has fatty refused 10 yield 70 the pressure. me
Dtritto the organ Of GaIibaldDe opposition, which
brought the irst intimaion OF The fact, invieh al
the Italians 10 let by-gones be by-goneS, gid 10
gather round the Ministry With might ana main.
have rot yet found it possible 10 ascer'a'u
the truth OF 80 serious Statement us n
new demand from France would be, but it is certain
that the King was on Friday night on the Lsgo
Magpiori that he SAW Garbaldi, that on Sunday the
chiefs Of tbe Opposition in Parliament were snn,
moned by the General 70 visit hln Ut Belglrate aud
that TODAY Dof the baker of Florence, the Chief OF
The Tnsra1 Democracy, has likewise arrived at Ge-
noa on bis vay to zee Garibaldi. 1t muet be an i'm
portant reason which brings kind OF Convention
iooether on the Lago Maggiori at two days notice
King Leopold Of Belgium is again aing, his ad.
vanced aged-he was born in l7S9-and the repeated
surgical operations which were performed upon ilm
within the last two months give little hope for his
eventual partition of Belgium between France and
Holland the first taking the Waloon, the second the
Flemish Provinces together with the fortress OF
Antwerp. The family relations between the Royal
house Of Holland and the Imperial family OF Russia
are well KNOWN and we should not be astonished TO
frd that extension of France in the North and the
annexation of the Flemish Provinces TO Holland,
are carefully taken into consideration III the agree
mept between France and Russia.
Germany remains in the most unsatisfactory state.
The feud between King William Of Prussia and his
Parliament could not he made up; the Elector of
Hessia adjourns to carry into effect the concessions
TO his people which upon the joint pressure OF Aus.
tria aud Prussia lie had promised and the patriots Of
the North and of he South cannot agree about the
question whether the German Austrian Provinces are
to be excluded from the eventual great Unitarian
Empire Of Germany or not. Ia Austria the confns-
ion is sill greater. The Hungarian Transy vanian
and Croatian questions wait s'ill Tor solution ana
the Council Of the Empire refuses TO vote higher tax
es. Russia's Polirh CONCESSIONS gall aud worm
wood TO Emperor Francis Joseph, and the approach
OF the Oriental question fills bis statesmen with dis
NAV.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
EXTRACTS FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.
We make the following extracts from Southern
pHpers of recent date:
From ~. Gysaoda (Ai,") Ayp,ol, Jpns2
uALLECK'S NEW POLICY.

Everything indicates that the Union army under
Cen. llalleck will occupy the remainder OF the
Summer IN oper..tons in tennessee, aud along
sropo OF country short distance 'odih o. rug 4ein
ri aud Charleston Railroad Already BE-, lilo force
ieep aiy1ied. Bucllu division. 1t has bten tsccr-
tsinel. il moving .as along the road, Doubtless 10
o,rrate A. Fast Tenrcrgco and 10 protect The fail-
,aac. Wslr IL Ut or near Memphis while Sh"r-
mas IL on H.. Charleston road, Yves oi C"liHin,
,h4l,ed with The dny oi iepa.iiAB lno VIZ 49,,
NO II ron injury. popes commsud IS mol
,,,.t,ed. tat ron he hes. information we 'an oo
t.iu VI bsl.o,e II II si ia the VI 'iuy OF IofiD'h'
mat nuueroar rsjds though The country, d ,sN
,,utt q shs roo, Wi he ys'i of The pOheJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
DISCHARGED FROM TIE SERVICE.

Inc following audfE iUH'i Hhl'r'Ie VuH y htISsU7u
the stall of Major-GeneIai Fremont, and recently
doing duty Ais personal staff, were Discharged
from lie service on the 8 ia ult., viz:
Colonies ln.chle Albert John r. Fs., Albert Nosy, j.
C. sasnk, Aooes A. iGtson lDanes Lssosyt H. Ch.sefst
y lip "s., iism J. r., peli AID Anos " jonas
Lieut. a.onels Augustus schwer John Psn snd Jas w
sa,isei s.ysss Richard H. lsr~iHs, theodore j. Weed
sr.tus Ham, y. Henry Bunpste, Adolf Garrison, hssI
Porter Franz kTappnss Leon,ass HASKELL end Edvut
pets.y Capts.ls Iobn 4. How d, R'sissI W hs,ne.e
John e. Hopper Jscob vow &C. fstrom Csashy .sasi 90
Neideudos.. N,tas lIanlu, Zee Md Scn9s hsSesss'
Bs,,y Jo'crh Ufans Altsr, q Soc, D., f.w h""'"'
Ala 4 s4sis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

Il
Exycr1Ivs DRpARTgENr. Richmond May 20 1862.
DEAR SIX: 1 received your letter Of the SIN inst
in enc cOurse, bat Il importance OF The subject en-
nraced in il required careful corsdera,lon and this
io.eher with other pressing dulles. has caused delay
III NY reply.
The constitutional question discussedby you in
iaiion TO the Conscrption Law bad been fally
wei lbed before recommended TO Congress the pas-
,aae Of such law; il Was fully debated IL both
Uouses and your letter has not only been submitted
to NY Cabinet but written opinion has been re-
0uired OF the Attorney General. The constitution
atty Of the law was sustained by very large majOr
ties in both Houses This decision of Congress meets
the concurrence not only OF my own judgment but
Of every member If the Cabinet; and q copy Of the
opinion of the Attorney General, herewith inc'osei
dey slopes tho reasons on winch his conclusions are
ba-ed.
propose, however, ffoia my high respett for your
sci. and for other eminent citizens who entertain
OBI ions similar to yonrs, 70 let forth somewhat al
l.u qh nay own views on the power oi TIE Conieder-
lie Government over its OWL armies md the militia,
and will sndsaYof not 10 leave without answer any
OF lie views maintained IN your letter.
The man, II not The only purpose Tor winch n
dersndsnt orsies form unions, or considerations, 10
10 aomplete tho power oi the several members in
,reh manner "a 10 fem one 1'iieo force ~ 81 rs1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
BEAUREGARD'S BELLS.

The bells which contributed By the Southern
people to he used in casting cannon, were captured
by Butler and his myrmidons, az perhaps many OF
our readers already know. We learn that the
Unionists IRE IN doubt as TO the best disposition that
can be made Of them. BU;ler advises that they be
shipped TO Boston, and converted into "A covering for
Faniue Hail. and thus ROMAN everlasting me-
mcnto Of the disgrace OF the rebellion, and at the
same time n fitting memorial Of the lrowess and
glory of tho United States Government, whose
headqusrters of Intellect ana genius in Aassachu
,etts, whence this raid upon the South undoubtedly
originated. We hope that, by some unforeseen acct
dent or contingency, The sacred metal from Our
church befries viii never reach their destination, az
we cannot think Of PROCLAMATION more revolving than
this diversion OF tie glt OF our people
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-18
To Our Subscribers.


We find after few months experience
Shas tits impossible to collect the small
susunt due US for the Daily IN the city,
with the regularity that should attend
thai department, without more time and
attention than we can we'll afford to be-
s.sw upon IL In the future we will be
governed by the cash IN advance princi-
pie, and by that vigorous policy" hope
tSEsnder profitable, that which up to the
psesent time has been a burden. From
this date no paper will be delivered
FROM this Office unless paid far IN Advance
When the time paid for expires, the paper
win be discontinued, unless renewed in
tine TO prevent it. Our Agent cannot
afford to call on any one three or fouI
times for the paltry sum of twenty cents
and then perhaps not get il. All subscrib-
srB in arrears will please pay the roatt
agent ON application.
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Strayed or Stolen !

IHROM ONE or TEIk LOTS or THE sUBoRIBERj A
II Grey Jack Any one one returaing the animal or
giving information ofthe samo vii be suitably roWar
ced
H.0I sC0YAI, o. North summer 81
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-18

! am directed by Major-G General RosE-
GRAMS commanding the military depart
ment Of the Cumberland, TO publish the
following as guidance TO all parties
having business transactions with any
officer, or agent Of the Quartermaster's
Department. Particular attention Is So
Ilcited 10 all Che points referred to, from
all citizens, and settlers in Tennessee, or
where the army or any fits attachments
may be found.
The officers of the Quartermaster'
Department have special charge Of the
matter of Fuel, Forage, Straw, Trans
pOrtatiOn, its repairs and maintenance
and while in the field have under GER
tain restrictions, understood by them
selves, authority to provide the articles
above specified for the use Of the troops,
and transportation in their charge
Supplies pertaining TO the Quartermas-
ter's Department must be purchased or
procured by the officers of that Depart
ment, or agents appointed only by the
approval of the Secretary of War
Should officers or agents be supplied with
funds, immediate payment should be
made for all purchases made from, and
for services rendered, by loyal persons.
When purchases are made by any
Quartermaster or agent not supplied with
funds for payment, certified accounts of
purchase must be given in triplicate and
in form; the certificate stating the arti-
cles purchased will be accounted for at
the close of the month of purchase, on
their monthly reports to the Department
at Washington. Citizens or camp fol-
lowers are not to be authorized TO make
purchases on account of the Quartermas-
ter's Department. No payments can be
mace except on the certificate of the au-
thorized officer making the purchase, and
no receipt S1snorand,sm, or certificate, .ex-
ptgiyen as above described, will be en-
tertained by any disbursing Quarter
master.
Officers making purchases of supplies
for the Quartermaster's Department are
held directly responsible to the Treasury
of the United States for the legality of
their purchases, and are also held strictly
accountable for the proper care and dis
tribution of all supplies received, and
purchased; this accountability is month
ly, and must be so stated in their certifi-
Gates of purchase--otherwis the certi-
ficate is valueless, and is so considered
by the discussing officer.
Brigade and Regimental Quartermas-
ters should always add to their signature
the number of the regiment to which
they belong, and the State from which
the regiment comes, or their official sig
nature is incomplete.
Officers have no right to seize or press
private property for their own use,
nor for the use of the government, with
out authority from the commanding gem
eral. When such authority is delegated,
the certificates, as above described, are
required by the laws of the United States,
and all others are valueless.
j. G. CHANDLER,
Capt. and Asst. Q'rmaster, U.SA.
Inspector of Quartermasters.
NASHVILLE Tenn Dac q 1890 -10t
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Proclamation Of the Governor.


WHEREAs, The State of Tennessee is
now, and has been, without full repre-
sentaiion in the XXXVIIth Congress of
Abe United States Of America; and
whereas it is believed, upon information
SsceiVed, that large majority of the vo-
ssEs Of the Ninth and Tenth Congress
sional Districts Of this State, as appor-
tSoned by the Act passed February goth,
1852, have given evidence Of their loyal
BY and allegiance to the Constitution and
laws of the United States,
Now, therefore /, ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor of the State of Ten
nsssee, in order to secure to the loyal
electors of these two Congressional Dis
aricss their constitutional representation
IN the House of Representatives of The
Emitted States of America, have deemed
Il proper TO issue this my proclamation,
appointing and ordering elections TO be
Aeld on the twenty niDtb dav of Deem
her, 1862, TO ill the vacancies in the
xXxVIIth Congress Of the United States
ef America in the following Districts, TO
wit: The Ninth Congressional District,
eomposed Of the counties of Henry,
Weakly, Dyer, Obion, Lauderdale, Tip
Son, Gibson, Carroll and Henderson
rrl.o Nnnoroootouo1 niotrsof
sOmposed of the counties of Madison,
Haywood, Hardeman, Fayette, and Shell
BY.
Writs of election will be issued, and
Che election held at the places desig-
naied by law, and the proceedings
under said writs returned to the office of
she Secretary of State. The judges APP
pointed to hold said elections, in addition
30 the oath prescribed by section 944 of
Abe Code Of Tennessee, shall further
Swsar that they will permit no person to
vote whom they believe to be disloyal to
the Government Of theUnited States.
And no person will be consider
cd as an elector qualified to vote,
who, in addition TO the qualifications
now required by law, does not give sat
issaCtory evidence to the judges holding
said election of his loyalty TO the Gov
eminent of the United States.
IN testimony whereof, /, ANDREW JOHN
SON, Governor of the State of
Tennessee, and Commander-in-
Chief Of the forces thereof have
49,, hereunto set my hand and
L. caused the great seal of the
49, State TO be affixed at the De-
partment in Nashville, on this
the 9Th day of December, A. d.
1862.
BY the Governor
ANDREW JOHNSON.
COWARD II. EAST,
Secretary Of State.
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