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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
"NEvER MIND. I"
What's the use Of always fretting,
Al the trials we shall find
Euax alr.E-. alorr nrar r.nthHarS

What's the use Of always fretting,
At the trials we shall find
Ever strewn along our pathway
Travel on, ard Never Mind"
Travel onward; working, hoping;
Cast no lingering glance behind,
At the trials once encountered,
Look ahead and Never Mind"
What Ii past, is past forever,
Let all frettiBg be resigned,
II will never help the matter,
Do your best, and Never Mind"
And II those who might befriend you,
Whom the ties OF Nature bind,
Should refuse u DO their duty,
Look to Heaven, and ''Never Mind 4"
Friendly words are often spoken,
When the feelings are unkind,
Take them for their real value,
Pass them by, and 4" Never Mind"
Fate may threaten, clouds may lower,
Enemies may be combined,
II your trust IN God is steaffast,
He VIII help you, Z" Never Mind"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
TPCBuc-No. Ill

AN ACT to authorize the corporation Of Georgetown in
the District Of Columbia to lay and collect q water
tax and for other purposes.
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
q tie Cs,ted States Of America, IN Co~gress assembled
That the Mayor Recorder, Aldermen and Common Coun
Gil OF Georgetown in the District Of Columbia shall have
full power and authority 10 levy and collect tax no,
exceeding sixty Cents front foot all lots parts
Of lots within said corporate limits front Of or para
lei TO which water mains have been may hereafter be
aid Or IN their discretion TO appropriate from the
pcrate funds generally much money NAV be neces
sary TO supply the Inhabitants Of town with Poto-
mac water from the squetUct mains or pipes now laid
or 10 be laid in the streets OF said town BY the Crte
states; and to make all laws and regulations for the
proper distribution Of the subject restrc
lions by this act and the act approved March
the third, eighteen hundred and fifty nine entite
An act TO provide for the and Of the
works by the United States for bringing the
Potomac water into the OF Washington George
town for the supply Of said water for all Goverpmen,
purposes and for the and benefits Of the inhabitants
q sAid cities
Sec. 2 And Be 4 fxsther enacted That said corpora
ton shall have fun power and authority 70 collect such
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
eWEvery person Who has had any experi

Every person Who has had any expert
ence in milking in stables, knows how difficult it
is to keep the milk free from any foreign matter
which does not add much TO its favor. l
have prac,iced several years, fall ami spring,
while cows we're in milk TO litter my stable with
saw dust, BY applying At night one bushel to
eight cows. accomplish triple object by it.
II keeps the stable cl-an il keeps the cows clean.
er, and last. not lesst il adds TO the manure pile
oy absorbing the urine of the animals. Let the
doubling try il.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
JOHN p. HUNT.

14.HNI LAWYER AND SOLIC1OR. lsa jefferson Avenue
eSssoif, Mich Branch offce, Washington u. c. Es-
Sonaed In lsaa Drawings and Specifications pre-
yAfed, and Patents obtained on new Inventions O;
ely description Gases taken upon a conditional Zee
sae inventor 50 desres-that Is. no patient no paw
A3SSe given and Circulars sent graiui,ously s6sy
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
GEO. Il. PARSONS

-tn,onNkf nkf AND COUNSELLOR at Law and Solicitor in
scls.y agent Tor Prosecuting claims Of soldiers and
s''aiers widows against the Government, for Rountv
~! rsns'ons, and arrears Of pay-Lansins, Mich
~ republican Printing once up stars. Michi-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

q There has been some regret that Commc.
dore farrsgut has not more euphonious name.
A gentleman 9th slight German procivties SAYS
!! is not to be complained of-thas is is in truth,
'.fsryy eoos."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
DIR LAYING.


A. HADpEN may be found at the corner bv r rhaver
sos Drugstore, opposite the Bank. with his nr.v
psIea :. All times TO do any busidess in the line of
s@s WIN prompeness and satisfaction. Terms res.
Hc~"s;- Usders ien with B. Thayer L Co. viii be
1y3oe
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

~ The chap Who vas told the best cure for
the paloita,ion Of the heart vas to Quit kissing
the girls. said,
IF ,ha, is the only remedy which can be pro-
posed, /, for one, say le, 'er papitate"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

lrSTfN BLAIR, Governor.
HENRY 7. BACkUS, President OF the senate and r.
Ohei0 Lieutenant Governor.
JANE, B POKTrR secretary Of State.
GEyJRGE II House, Deputy do.
IASGFoRD e. BERRY Auditor General
EzRA JONES, Deputy DO
JOHN OWEN, tate Treasurer.
JANEs TURNER, Deputy do.
JJHS NJ GREGORY, superintendent Pub Instruction.
ODafLAND B. sIEBBINs, Deputy do.
SAMUEL ; LACY Commissioner State Land Once.
CYRUS HEWITT, Deputy do
CHARLIE UroUS, Attorney General.
yDhS ROBERTSON, Ailu,snt General.
] Il FOUNTAIN Quarter Master General
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

II It has become q habit Of Mrs. Lincoln 70
visit and administer to the comfort OF sick col.
diers in and around Washington.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

r. Parson BrosIlow has been summoned to
W srbington ss . witness q, the trial OF Judge
West Humphreys, of Tennessee, for treason.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

II Il is nov qui'e eriden. that the proposed
ne. Constitution of Illinois will be vetoed BY the
people by IN immense majority.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
fPUBuc-No. s0.l

AN All Supplementary to an act approved on the thr
teenth Juy eighteen hundred and sixty one, entitled
" An act u provide Tor the collection VI duties
ports, and Tor other purposes"
Be enacted bv the Senate and Hyus. of R-nres.ntaipes
of Ae Cnsed States Of Amer,ca IN Conrress assembled
That the secretary of the Treasury in addition to the
conferred upon him by the act of the
July eighteen hundred and be and he Is here
by authorized to refuse clearance To any vessel or 9th
or vehicle laden with goods wares, or merchandise des
tined for foreign or domestic port whenever he shall
have satisfactory reason to believe, tina, such goods
wares or merchandis. or any mar, ,ha-ao, vbs,.var
NAV be their osteusbe destination ar, INTENDED for
ports or places in possession or under control of n,r
cents against the United states and If anv vrsse or
other vehicle for which clearance or p.rmt sh. hay
been refused by the secretary of the Treasury or bv bs
order as Aforesaid shall dep.rt or a,tmn t cnart fur
foreign or domestic port without he,ng .uv rIaar. or
p.rmitt.d such vessel or other vehcc win her tctle
apnarel furniture and cargo sh. he f,reited to th
United states
sec . And be Il further enacsei That whenever n
permit or clearance Is granted TO either fore,pn or do
mestc port it shall be lawful for the collector of the
customs granting the same IL he shall eem IL uacessa
ry under the circumstances of the case To reouire
bond 10 be executed by the master or the of IN
vessel in penalty eaual To ths vaua of the cargo and
with surets 10 the Satisfaction of snch rolctnT that
m. sad cargo shall be delivered AT The tio.top for
which il Is cleared or permtied and that no mart tner
of shall be use in aoring and or comfort 10 any parsor
or p.rtes in nsurrection against The arthoritv OF tb
Cni,ei stats
SEC 3 And he Il f1y1l.y .nat,d That the Sacreta
rs Of the treasury h. AMI he is hereby fnrther emnow
cred TO prohibit and prevent the transpor,llon in
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

d ROGERS, Proprietor, Mason lngham county Mich
Ran lansing, Dexter, and Jackson Stages stop At
ais Hodse- Charges reasonable. Livery Stable Is
connected with the House S4.tf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
IPUBuC-No. 60. |
AN ACT to authorize the appointment OF medical sto
keepers and chap.airs Of hospitals.

AN ACT authorize the appointment OF medical store
keepers and chap.ai4s Of hospitals.
Be IL enacted the Senate and House Of Representatives.
of the Laited States of Congress Assembled
That the secretary OF War be authorized add to the
not exceeding number, who shall have pay
and emouments oi military storekeepers In the quar-
termAsters department. WHO snail be skilled apotueca
feqdiPea by sssllds axs ib hitxry t stofeAeepers ii
the quarterm,strr's department who shall be
TONED At such points the necessities Of the army
require Prorsed That the provisions Of this shi
rebellion.
sec. = and be 1t further enacted, That the President
OF the United states Is hereby authorized ~ appoint
he shall deem II necessary, chaplain for perma
nent hospital, whose pay, with Of chapialns
pitls heretofore appointed by him, shall be the
that Of regmentsi chapAins the force
who shall 0e subject such rules relation to leave
absence from duty prescribed for COMMISSIONS,
officers of the army.
Approved May -, 1862.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
lOFFICIAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed At the Second session OF the Thirty
seventh Congress.
TprB,fc-So. 81.

[PrB,Ic-So. e7
AN ACT prescribing the Qualifications Of electors in the
cities ni Washing aa1 Ioorgtown Ia the Ilstr.et
of Columbia.
Be enacted Ly the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the LAltt states Of AeTtod togr,As d<senCted
pal rectols the ciilCs Oi Washing
ton anu o.org-soD IN the District VI Coiumoia during
The existence vi the present TeDeiOn, every pei
shall or to vote at any such iiOH anu vino SHAH be
challenged by any egaI voter o the sOdnI o us.oyai
" u bUyeruIne.Il vi tle Uutsd states shan DeiOre
shall b. received, aueItIOn to the require
meHts Established by law, taAe and subscribe the
Io.oSn. oath OF aIilI NATION, nam-ly: 90 sOiru!ny
protect, ad the ConstItIIoh aud GoyerAmcHt
the CneQ states against enrmeS wh tner ConlestiC
foreign, that VIII bear true Iah aiegiance, anG
yaty Tia. same, any ordinance resolution, law vi
Any stale Convention legislature, UrGcr or OrganIza
tou, secret otuerwse 10 the contrary notw wIts d
Ing And that do llIs w!tA Iu Getei LlIlatUI,
purpose, without any mvntal reservation evason
whatsoever AM, further. that have Always been
and true 10 the Lovernm At OF the IDltcd States
help cod The said oath or ann NATION may be
Ken before any justice VI the peace notary public,
other person cgAly authorized To administer Oatns
the District o Columbia ana the production Of the
tcstr IN writing OI any such justice of the I"c" no
author Izcd to ainI-lsleT
oats with copy oi such oath or af NATION, That san
oath has taAen subscribed to by tue person
such certificate, shall be deeinea by tho
missUners VI Election sLincleut evdeHce Oi the Tact
Aad shall also be law u fOr the Commissioners OF Eiec
ton, or any OF thrm, during The time cI holdng
saCu eectuns to administer SAM oath. And any person
persons violating saii oath or making any ise state
lkIBg SHAH be subject u all the pains
and peuaties oi wiuI anu corrupt perjury ind shall BE-
liable be indicted CtIon beUr.
Any District of Columbia hay ing c0mpeteLt
JuT IS thereof.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
fPUBrIc REsoIsnoS-No. 30.l

JOINT RESOLUTION rela ing the of holding the
second session of the legislative Assembly Of the Ter
ritory Of Colorado.
Rsolrsd by the Senate and House Of Representatives Of
the Cnt,ed States Of America Congress assembled,
That the second session of the legislative Assembly
the Territory of Colorado fixed by law for the first
Monday OF June THOUSAND ght hundred and sixty
two shall be postponed by proclamation Of the Cover
of said Territory until the first Monday IN July A
ID. one thousand eight hundred and slxty-two.
Approved May Il 1s62.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

SsyAary of State-wIlIIAM ii. SEWARD, OF New York
S,rsary Of n> Treasury-SALNON r. CHASE, Of Ohio.
xr4ary Of the Intsrior-CAI.EB H. SMITH, Of lpdiana
Sr,.sars Of tAe Nary-GIDkoS WEIIi of CoDnectleut.
Srr,darv Of Wa-ED N. STANTON, Of Pennsy vahia-
paxm 1st>r seraL-MON1GOMERY BLAIR, OF Maryland
Inoracy Cenerdt-EDWAKD BATES, Of Missouri.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

l. HUDSON, Proprietor, Vim. p. HOCCK Clerk, Ian
sing Michigan Stages leave this House daily for
yieSson 81 Johns, Detroit, sad intermediate places
Lansing, July |, Issl.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
fPCBuC-So. 6S.l

AN ACT provide for the codi6cation and revision Of
the laws VI the District oi Columbia.
BE enacted by the Senate aud House Of Representatives.
Of the CRsted states Of America Congress dsssmtted
That the President OF the United states be he Is
hereby authorized and empowered to appoint. by anu
and consent OF the Senate, three
bic eGsons learned the ~ coty the
of the district of Columbia.
= And be further e,detei, That the persons who
shall be thus appointed shan fender u unaI report
their revision eouIncatlon to Congress before
the nrst Monday Of december next.
Approved My 20, l,oz.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
O@tial 4irettorp.
TIVE EXECUTIVE.
the CAB N EFT.

PyeeSdent-ABRAHAM LINCOLN, of Illinois
". .Pread<nt-HASNlBAL HANLIS, Of Maine
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

GEORGE MARTIN, Chief Justice.
IsAAc r. CHRIsfIASCY, Associate Justice
JAMES " CAMPBELL,
RANDOLPH MANNING,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The CASUALTIES OF SATURDAY.

OF those who entered into close range of the
enemy's guns. scarcely one Of the officer. tha,
-aw escayed without some mark Of the enemys
bullets the clothes or person. when no po-i-
tive wound Was inf lct-d. Gen. Nsgiee ~ss
struck four times py balls that pierced bis
clothes, inf citing slight bruises on his person.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
BENTON HOUSE.

VI NJ SHEARER, Lansing, Michigan. Stages for ST
JOINS, Jackson Detroit ana Marshall leave this House
daily
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

ls, Dist, EDWARD H. c. WILSON.
I'd NATHANIEL BACON
az BENJAMIN b. H. WITHERE1I-
ath EDWIN LAWRENCE.
sth BENJAMIN r. GRAVES.
9th SANFORD n GREEN.
-th Ju,lAr TCRNtR.
sth LOUIS : LDktII-
9th a. fLAvICS J. IIrILEJOIIN
10th JAMES BlRNEY
rppsy Penins1id, DANIEL GOODWIN.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

Neantine one of Gen. Couchs brigades, com.
naaded by Gen. Abercrombie, vas ordered up
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
THE STORM on FRIDAY NIGHT,

During the afternoon Of Friday, a terrific
thunderstorm arose. continuing through most OF
the night with uninterrupted severity, deIuging
the earth with rain, converting the spongy coil
into nearly iu,pas,ibie bog. and rising the ~aters
Of the Chickshomioy SO AS to carry away che OF
rwo bridges Gen. Sumner had prepared for bis
passage. aud somewhat disturb the foundations
of the other
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18
HULL IL SMILEY.
EAGLE HOTEL.

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Office west side Of Wash
insicn Avenue, North OF Presbyterian Church.
J. HULL J6fyl ~ swiftly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-06-18

ATTORNEYS, Counselors and Solicitors Lansing Mchi.
gan Prompt att ,nton given to Collections, Pay ment
OF Taxes, aud Investigation of Land Titles.
r c. DART, s D. BINGHAM
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26
Highway Robbery.

The guerrillas have sunk, if they could
sink, into downright foot pads and high-
waymen. The New Albany (Indiana)
Ledger of the 18th inst, announces the
arrival of lady in that place from Nash
vile. The Ledger says;
She came through from Nashville to
Owensboro' in a carriage, and thence by
boat. She reports meeting large numbers
Of guerrillas on the road, who offered her
no further trouble than the examination
of her baggage, and at one time the I'M
hitching of the horses from the carriage
for the purpose of stealing them: They
were finally prevailed on to leave them
by two gentlemen, who accompanied our
informant paying them S160, all The
money they had.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26

We have received copies Of Louisville
papers Of the 28d. The apprehensions
expressed in the journal as to the safety
Of this place are not shared by our anu
thorities To place FoRREsrs, rowing
band, and the troops at Murfrcesboro, at
three thousand altogether, is very libe-
raj estimate, and il the rascals will only
stand still, we can thrash them TO death
any day. They have fled ingloriously
on the approach Of our troops in every
instance, for the last three months. We
learn that there is to be a mastering Of
conscripts at Murfreesboro, on the 10th
Of next month, which will doubt
less greatly swell their numbers, but not
to the extent to excite the least appre-
hension in our minds as to the safety Of
this place AT the same time, we do re-
gard it as of the utmost Importance that
large force should be thrown through
this region Immediately, for the purpose
Of driving all the rebel troops out Of
Middle Tennessee. Chattanooga should
be captured without delay, and East
Tennessee liberated from rebel sway
We want to see this noble State redeem
ed from the traitors we have hundreds
Of Union refugees in this city, who
should be allowed to return to their
homes. For these purposes, we regard
1t as of great importance that large
force should be sent, as quickly as pos
sible, through here, to expel the rebel
troops who are foraging and gathering
provisions and winter supplies, through
all Middle Tennessee. Let not the Gov
eminent neglect this important work any
longer To work, to work, to work
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26
LATE NEW S.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ga large num-
Der of propositions have been made TO
the Navy Department for the destruction
of the pirate Alabama, provided suitable
reward should be offered as TO warrant
the undertaking. As a general answer
to all such applications il may be safely
stated there is no doubt that the Depart
ment will cheerfully buy the vessel Of
any party capturing her and pay half O
million Of dollars for her, and in the
event of her destruction, three hundred
thousand dollars, the latter payment
being subject to an appropriation by
Congress.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %. Orders have
been issued directing the occupancy, for
Government purposes, of property in
Washington of persons known TO be in
the service Of the rebels, including five
houses belonging to Com. Forest, two TO
Dir. Cornelius Boyle, one TO d. Garnett,
sonin law to Henry A. Wise, one 20 VIM.
r. Smith, member of the rebel congress,
one to Mr.. Phillips, ex-Sixih Auditor TO
the Treasury, one to Captain bennington,
ex- Chief Of the Capitol Police, and sew
eral others.
WAsHINGToN, Oct 22.-It is ascertain
ed from New Grenadian official sources.
that the Government has interposed mo-
objection TO the introduction offree blacks
into that Republic, the policy being to
encourage the settlement of the country
by those qualified to developc her agri.
cultural and mineral resources.
General King has been ordered TO re-
port 10 General Dix
The Potomac iotilla has been doing
an extensive business in the capture Of
contraband goods and men in The rebel
service.
To-day party was brought 10 the
navy yard and made prisoners while at
tempting to cross from Virginia 10 visit
their Maryland homes Rebel army
passes and many letters were found on
their persons.
There is no apparent reason 20 occa-
sion any serious consideration OF the
rumorailoat in New York that Gen. Me-
Clcllan has been sqperceded in the COM
command Of the Army Of the Potomac.
New York, Oct 22-The Express
says there are rumors in Wall street
this afternoon that 40 a Cabinet meci-
Jog held yesterday, B, was unanimously
resolved 10 remove Mcclellan, and that
Gen. Hooker should succeed him. The
rumor is given for what lis worth,
HARmsBuBG, Oct 22.--In one or two
districts a disposition has been NANTES
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26

AT a ball in Toronto, q. W., last week.
in honor Of LordMonck, a Secessionist
from Windsor, visited a'member Of his Ga
binet hoping thereby 70 obtain an inM.
tation to the ball lie presented his card.
Nh, Southern Confederacy" The
gentleman took it, examined it, and re-
marked: "Mr.--Southen COuiederacy,
ehl Well, sir, our Government is not
aware Of the existence Of such an Ia-
slitution' There must be some mistake,
81" and the Sccossionist was courteous
III bowed out
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26
Dr.. King's Disp nsary


ia y-rlPss Or KING r0imeriy . Sew York 70
&&kea tho lest i1pr years " louisville, Ky.
and who has devoted he ailent0nid
lhe trestmcnt Of private diseases for 80 years nator
himself, having attended 10 practice for 30 nam
years end cured 20 many thousands, he Is enabled
onre Az diseases d a private nature, no matter how
pal hey may De from nludcionG med Gel treatment
Of ID fn ueRcat ~ their own Dr. Kings DigpenHarv
80 ~ ucaderck street. between Cherry and asngaarr
eeond story whore ho oares ai iseaseg ~ private
nature.
9onorhea cured without uauGeous r,edirines orin.
eneronoe with business
Structures Of old on recent date el, Ally cured
4 few days, BY 40 operation Uhch rtnees DO paiu
Where astfIciufe oKisis health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps 40 disease causef moro miaei IN and nndog
mlnca the constitution 90 much
hyphilE, With al tho diseased of tho skin grosis-
out Of negeci or bad Teaimout, can be efsdtusiiS
cured 90 fcW days.
hslalgai Weaieli PARTICULAR attention having bofn
given % hs disease, aud en- the consequences er0tr
0u Of q, brought on 10 many ~ the destfneile
habits u nQonsidefaie youths, aud excessive fndui
Eenee OF the passions, neglect OF which VIII anderi
mine the constitution, rendering the subject unat fo
business or society ando 0nX premature Old pgo
fetaalen Who may be lal0fng with any dhicnlivo
Pc womb may rect assured Immediate relief
Persons reading abroad BY writing ana stating tbeff
case WIZ aioo enclosed, direct 10 Dr. a. King. koQ
Dtaaef9. street. Nashville, Ieun. will have ne neeer
saV mfdlcinea sent 20 ther address, 0mee houy
from Nefes ip tha n0ruing until 3 ih the oyeaing
uyi0-ndkwy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26

A LUCKY MAN-The owner of twenty
slaves in the Southern Confederacy has
thirteen votes and is exempt from the druage,y
and peril Of military service, to which non
Shareholders are subject. What do the
people think of the Justice Of such legis-
lation?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-26

We learn that Colonel BRUcE's Cavalry
the other day made descent from Bow
ling Green into Todd county, Kentucky,
for the purpose Of breaking up JouNsoN
and WooDwAnD's rebel camp. The reb-
els fed, and our cavalry al the last ac-
counts were ia uopkinsyiIle, some four
teen miles beyond the camp. 1t will be
idle TO think a establishing any regular
communication with Louisville unless
this guerrilla force is utterly destroyed.