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Isssisfs III isi5c5 lstEss ~ expsstsd tss
met III oaRh large qnanttttes a1e st selling iices
are Of 20 aln s1a %eotum ,az I'd common qualities
The demand considerably aneted the receipts
aEs ye
i've cemsSa. ao il fair snpply Good analIi,es asa
H;5Sf; ss;;S S.;
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Esss e. SsssRs 9sS;s; ;f;t;;s:sa ws asots: eas
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crs9eethss, 1sSs 1aoe
5s%Se: 5sPse: 81 aSS & rs ssS
Gsssnuts }ss 2 e. eu sS scu
Sale I'D b is Aprlcs good 1t lis.
pHIxD ARrLLs su1 aIe IN yers astve de@mand I'M eat
FL lbs teast III uit in the market racc1n;s hays
been unusually small. New York fruit ret been
lots Ohio anu Mchieas a5c ony 4 short supply With
pn, PEACHES quoted3nomnally, there pe!ng scarce
y any new fruit Il The mssket and demand very ml-
&C. NistSs c Tns mGrkes ois s, afsEs tnc
p sss al 1T 4 s
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Bbsre ~ 81 50 del. 1850 ~ '@
CHEESE BAH bug And Weete1a Heqe ri srA IN
tai1 emAna snd Rocd Qualities IN Illioos lad MI
cor 1n ar ~ teqn.st Tho supply OF III.
efr Rteer1a u bt ttsf thxn 1t hsa hen tar anmn
TIN rAsk a 10 INT ratio qualify. M.rkat Grm sad
no CT huee through lhoWeek. no Quo.s;
Wes1eru .....,.~,,............. y;Itaft
ulnoia and Wlseonstn... .....-..:............ 81:
With al c. 80 1hrouEt ous tho veef RE,cfs @ ~.
ne;d EnxS 1,m at dttseet Qnotahocs bat Ia namssd
CIT nent In Il market. we qnola; '~4' 'A'
Tsnto9... 4s7 c
Edo courzpn to 1ir kGaU
RIO tood 10 ptia.e.. 331N3l 8
CtDEK-The receipts CO. tnus 'fbs al. aud 10 cx.
co! oltbs prtse dea snd. Thc cs.ketls qu1es aad
dull . Is 75&&G
DRUGS AND CHE11ICAL3-T Tina market for
orpga f1th~s 4c.tse Aud pstceB nrd1 lAIt
quotations.. CASTOR OIL u Ia Eond demksd and yafY
nm f.not1g op. Cu1x1oALs-The maskct genera u
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EA beautiful Complexion. free from Tan,
Pinples AID Frrcklee, may easily be procured BY
shaving It Il unsurpassed It Is composed Of palm
oil, honsy, ard other valuable articles, highly
perfu1ucd By tte own Ingredients, and When used
soft ard White, and Tree from blemish. Price 50
cent?. For ea1e By SA1Tu 4 Dw1ER. Lake street,
Chicago. auge9M-WE Sat eoT-am
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auec of pe.ro. al property Ii 10 bs determine rby

auec Ut pezroaa1 property Is 70 b determined Fby
ths ~ ottle place There r. Haas. =. .. a ~.
conyeYanes il msde md ths property IL It tbe
donteh q no vendor q moHEagos;
~as ozeeuted. WHARF the property It the time was.
saee ne1sr hsd ny eject o. Validity sgstn.t tse
i1sFed r'sa's I'D @ not semstn
This properly did mt provide tor the poesesaio9
f ns Pnsssfy es tocat 9S
Illinois ut 10Th Il Il tue ss esse. ss. Ths eset
Of she statute Dpon the mortgage was to render +
itJ as sgainst the rights Of third persons.
The statuie expressly declares thAt 1t Ia not
Wild - against tho rights aud interests Of third
lam Of opinion that The Act Of Congress- has no
bearing upon the question before us. The mort.
lsco ssauP 81
Tbc T ~ Let auA does I ''' n not dechre p''s What
Il fg b c 5tseo9 ss @ s gsss
requires that eongeyancea Of vessels shall bs re-
corded in tho manner specified in the act, leaving
other requisites to the validity Of the conve7auce
rights aid interests OF third persons to bs detes
mu cd by the laws Of the Jurisdiction where made.
It Is simply reaisry Or recording act. Under tae
congT,s M IS N' can except for the purpose Of
regulating The 1eg'gt1J Or enrollment Of vessels.
euis,tcs q the tIsaslss Of the tlte To- slips and
yerseIs.
The opinion tins expressed, was made the sub
Jet Of eundry exceptions. upon which II Was car
York. n ben the decision Of the Superior Court OF
Buffalo. Haa confirmed. The cssc il now IN the
hands q Robert nao, Esq. Of this Sit1 who Is
Conrf of the IJnited States, when the question at
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w Neero1n Diseases End PhJ11eal Usbilit7
a13s:ng from Specific causes, tr beth se1es- new
ard reliable treatment, IN reports Of the Howard
eha1re addtels b. ss in liz HousSteon Hen fo low
ard Association, No. South Ninth street Philsr
dEipbia. Pa xus1-1w
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Rye Flour. 3.2385t0
CORN MEA 1.-The advance In Corn has caused
HcultioLa1 n1mness In tho market Tor Meal. and We
BoteoA % : an ion. - ISL o@Meo
u boiled, q ton. S4na@S8W
MILL. sTUFFS-Btau Is IN fair supply and
steudy, AidsllnEt are quiet. We quota:
Coarse .,.,....,,,.......... Ii @,0V29 co
Bran, ...........,..........-. 180916 50
TO-DAY - tens we're sofd 1t $16 50 On track.
WHEAT-Recetyed totay 1884 bu ahlpped TO-
Gny. 20 b. The follow LnK table aho the receipts
ana shipments dut3ng the past II eek:
EEcK1PTs AND SHIPMENTS OF WHEAT DuxEd TIE
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1xcI1P1B OF 1uHnKH, suH0LIs. L1Tu. x1o., fEox
JAZZ. 10 HoT.7 Z, FOE T1axa 1kA8s.
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FINE AnTs.-The Fine AIT Gallery Of tho Sol
dsers' Northwestern Fair will be kept open during
the preseat week. At tie balls oVef the Sanitary
Rooms ~ McVickel's = Theatre, 1om .. N. 10 p.
m.. AID ID the evening from to 10 Up Hards ot
$s,0 hkse tlscaoy been realized from th!s exhibI-
ItQQs
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Prof. ". r. 35dt!dce, Of New yo:E, and Tx. 3.
Mcpherson, OF Baltimore, haye ytrited this city
for the purpose Of Introducing Prof Wallaces neF
q ne .Nu1rlfe d 0aygsn.' They vii shortly
be prepare d to demonstrate to the public and dem
tieuJ Of this city the efficacy and hamleseness Of
this process. uov1tp1l71t
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THE market during lht week IS been M0fe Active
and Iteea show An Improvement Of about SC per bu
ahel
Sales were; 40 bu MOI Rye In sto1e at &c: so bu
co ut &c bu No Rye N etore 1t sec: 100 bl do IT
BARLEY-Eeceiyedt to-day, 5,egs bu. Tqe folIow.
cg1tane ehowa the receipts and shipments dur ng tho
Wetk: ....-..-
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EGGsI3ne ;upp1, - sssa 1ssS limited. 1r asa r.
ceIps wholly ccnfsied Of small qnantjttes Tbs de-
Dsid haa poeo muca restricted sud prices rn at1s8
a0c y aoz.
FISn-Tke receipts OF WHITE F1sn hsYa
ssea unusuA;1 limited for III. stason et
apd psices ,ule veay a,m At 3slaK953s TEo9T-
The mhrket has b. en conhldetab better. ea1 re-
1ntL ana DaY COP asein GOOD ocmand, ana tha mar
ket Is arm ut last quotations, with less excitement
hlaaiNos s1e y ,.t.es setr1 5Sss.ps but previous
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Gl)ifaeo Gribn're.
WEDNEsDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1868
THE CITY.

,,.nv,1,,r1sc-Acting Master Joua -.
r1o,,.a s,atrs navy. commanding naval
s..-on.i In ,his city, lit last evening to Walt
m tbr1.tc po.fa, foEt the purpose oi opening 1e%
,...rittrr otaccs, We recommend Mr. HHty to the
.yprrblc consideration Of the prcss ut the places
heuay visit.
MUSICAL AND FERsoNAL.-We would call
attention to the card Of Miss Young in this morn
1ng's paper. From the retpectAbility Of her pa.
1tru1s, and the high esteem in which Miss Young
washed BY Emma Willard. mud othezs OF ths
Troy Female Seminary. where she graduated. No
have no hesitation in pronounciag her worthy OF a
liberal patronage; and those living within reach
OF her class will do well to become her pupils. -
GRAND UNION FA1R.-The Grand Union
Fat. Of the Conferences Of the st. Vincent dc Paul
Society, Of the North Division, is now in success;
ful operation at Eo1,h Market Hall It is tor the
benent Of the Industrial School for Destitute Chil-
dtcn, and, wc arc pleased to know. is receiving
such attention xnd patronage a. the object de.
: ,nanas. TIE Fair opened on Monday, and viii
continue til ThuRsday night. Tickets admitting
lady and gentleman. Il 90.
Miss CooMBs AT Mov1oERR,s THEATRE.-
1hs popular actress Is attracting Gro wdsd houses
Iightly, 1t is iasorile establishment, and her L.
uy-lIke and refined acting IL universally admired.
She w:n appear this evening ~ Pauline. In Bul-
wer's plsy Of tie Lady OF Lyons. supported by 4
new addition to the company, Mr. Evelyn Evans,
Who viii make his first appearance AZ Claude Mel-
not!e, Mf. Evans Is direct fnom Europe, where
We unoe1stand he enjoyed an excellent reputation
a. . t1agcdian.
Col. MooDT.-We learn this gallant of.
oe., the hehting methodist pa.son, who was In
NeRley,A division with our OWE gallant joe
Scott In thu fearful charge Of 1Mnrseesbo.o is now
in the city, the guest Of Rev. Df. Eddy OF the
Norzhutsfeya CHristian Adrot1fe.' The Colonel
- an eloquent speaker, aud did superb service in
Ohio Tot Bsough during the late canrss. Cannot
arrangements be made to secure an address from
him while in the cdtyf II would be treat to our
cit.kens, md the chance ehould be taken.
FARHswoRTH's CAVALRY BRIaApK.-This
brigade offers hne opportunity to young msn to
enlist IN this fayo1lte and dashing branch Of the
ser11cn. a A1ecruitipg of1Ree has been opened fol-
Capt. Geathart's company at Kelley'a hardware
store. No. 1a Dearborn street. by Charles D.
Lazabee, aon Of ". N. Lsrrapee, Secretary OF the
GRlera and Chicago Union Rt1lsoad. Cspt. Gear
ast has 1ecu active service in the 6th Illinois cay
5I.y, and is most efficient officer, ard Mr.. Lara
bee, who viii probably be his Lieutenant, is 9
young man of splendid character and fire abllttes
THE EVENING, ,SoHooLs.--The plan adopted
BY the Board Of Education, OF having evening
schools for the benefit Of thoEe unable to attend
day schools, bids fair to work admirably. The
fret OF the series occurred on Monday eyen1ne TO,
the benefit Of male pupils, md 1aet night large
number OF female seekers after knowledge were
met by Nj. Wel!s, Superintendent OF Public In
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Slaugbter's Sol. 4N31
French klp...... LAO
Best Cali, q d.. 2 oc@ -.
8 Ds.. 1.8Ea -.
Lamotne,R COZ. .6. M&sI.m
Russett ! l.tnlngs. 1.G@11M
Pink Lintnga.... 7.Mal3.M
1i1aug,....--....1X MN415+ o.
ID Is glueralH active and
tons. We quote
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carbon tnl best h.te. 6a96.a
f.aJhnn f1fl. yellow. aH8GSc
Raw IIueeed O 1s54l40
Hcijed Luseed 14h@143
lye o., bu1k, 12@9 80
VI ala C. 1.z3AlB0
Kle4hapt on l1@l@
HAnk on. 11aa123
I8-d ON, SEHE-31s.. 6144 y
Laro VI, WlutoR. 9t
Atcnlne 1o<4a@
bPe1M VI s..s.-..*~-s..ss~-.--s~~s'<
PUTATOEf-Thero has bsen brisk demand and
At the high prices for this season oe ae year
have ,onaE declined dn5toe tho wssk AZ Ee to.
than on Jestertay. We quote:
ocK9 s5u
Peach HoWs. . ..........-s.-.s----.s.'s... +iuss2c
CA mf1ons +--.ss.s.sssss*.*@~ss..+.+..o ople50c
Sslss to-fav-l car Ncshanaoca ii 7Dc al; or
EeshannockE At 1c at depot; lt0 bu Peach Dlows at
I8c del. -
P0ULTRT-Thes supply Of Chickens has eensid-
erably Absteo and with faff demand prices rule ffn
with advance during the week Of 25a5ec dozen
Market generally more actlve aadh hfm present quo
1ave Chickens, r doz.................-...4iS 9iB
u!ess5V. oo1; 1;....ss..s..s..........s.... 79 49,
L!Io I9r1syt, S....s.....-'........ 9eaHs9ohh3a
11e96oNs 80. @4gS
Gueks, -" snaso
| POWDER In nH demand and owing to scarcity
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Harness, 4 m.... 4A3Ec
zip, mec1uM -. Il m@l. Is
E!p. Eeavy..... G3&c
Calf. No 1,...,.,,$1 40 -
{ alt, seco1ts.,., 1.lt91 Is
Upper. z foot. &pGc
Rnseets Br1ole, y
kte... 6Ma6.U !
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EMz-Blooknelt y @
dn Ormaby ,.,..,,.,.,...,,,..,..,.s,,s. 800
EtKY1LAAp-6fhs HI. wv
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new voIUYH nj Wur11IIR--"1n Wxr Time
ard other potms, BY John G; Whittier, and fseah
supply Of Hrs. Stephens Rejected Wife, have
been received by Walsh, corner Of Madison street
ind Custom Horse Place.
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luton Of the Union that we will have |
no armistice; that the war shall 60 on
until the National law is restored; that
we will never despair of the Republic, |
aud III AZ we will elect the Union ticket. |
RESOLVED, That il traitors and Secesh |
sympathizers in cur midst-pretcnded !
advocates OF peace--really want peace, |
they must lay their pleas before their
masters, W ho are in armed rebellion, and
call upon them, and not upon our insult
ed ana outraged nation, TO cease 6ght-
ing.
RESOLVED, That we send the warmest
greetings 20 our soldiers in the field, and
assure them that while they are fighting
rebels in 'front.' we will protect them
against traitors in the rear
But, to the news of the city elections.
The polls were opened yesterday Morn
ing ct six o'clock. and were kept open
until six in the evening. A large num-
Der Of the heaviest mercantile establish
ments of the city closed their doors, and
turned their attention TO saving the city
from Butternut rule and disgrace. The
vote has been unusually large, and the
victory one of great Importance to
the Union cause. The day passed off
more quietly than was anticipated, the
traitors learning, upon authority
satisfactory TO them, that they had to
behave themselves, and that the men and
means were here TO compel order,
The Union Mayor is elected by the
sweeping majority of t,oelve hundred. or
CouncilmeD, the Union party have cleo
ted fourteen, and the Rebels sir. This,
with the members holding over, gives the
Union party eleven of majority. The
whole Union City ticket is elected, by
majorities ranging from nine to toslve
hundred, against CoPp@rhead majority
last fall, Of one hundred and SIXTY.
From nearly oil the towns in Ohio, the
news is generally cheering, the revolu-
ton being complete, carrying the Union
war candidates into power, and laying
the miserable Peace Democrats upon the
shelf. The whole Union ticket is cleo.
ted in indianapolis by a majority OF
1900, showing gain of 900 votes since
last fall. The Connecticut State cleo
tions have gone for the Union war ticket
by 5000 votes, which, added to Rhode
Island, New Hampshire, Maine, and othel
States, shows that the revolution is no
progressing backwards The faces o
these miserable Peace Armistice, Foreign
Intervention, Western Confederacy par
ty, looI. as long as a mans arm
The voice of the people of New Eng
land, and of the Northwestern States, a
thus announced, is for a vigorous prose
cution of the war; opposed to com
promise with rebels in arms opposed Il
a peace upon any terms but those o
,, obedience to the laws and Cons titutioi
of the United States; in favor of sus
tanning the Administration in it's Who'll
war policy in favor Of standing by th
soldiers 10 the field, and their familie
at home. The real people are now talk
ing out, but traitors, and pensiOned edi
tors, keep silent, and tremble at wha
awaits them. am very truly, &c,
!, w. G. BRowNLow.
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rhe nnrned steamboats.

We were apprehensiye that the three
steamboats, burned on the Cumberland
the other day by the rebels, would prove
10 be boats loaded with stores for the
army, factwhich would have convicted
the commander of the gunboats at Smith
land, as we'll as the commanders Of the
boats destroyed, of gross and unpardon-
able neglect of duty. We learn, how
ever, that the boats were laden with goods
for private parties entirely, and that the
attempt of the boats TO make the trip
without any protection, was piece OF
recklessness, which no way concerned
the Government officers. We sympa-
thize with the losers, but they should
have been more prudent
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Dust. Dust, DustI

We are probably just az the commence
ment of drought the dust is already
almost intolerable, and the supply OF
wood at the water-works is so limited
that the Mayor has deemed it necessary,
In consequence Of the enormous consump-
ton Of water for army purposes, to pro-
hibit the citizens from sprinkling the
streets, and thus preventing the State OF
Tennessee from taking wings and flying
of through the air. Now, this restric-
ton, we would modestly suggest, is quite
needless. There are hundreds of thou
sands of cords Of wood accessible within
a short and safe distance from the city,
and wood. choppers can be had in IN
limited numbers. Must our water
suppli.s be cut off just at the beginning
Of the hot and sickly season, when va
rious extraordinary circumstances, well
known TO every one, render the preva-
lence of disease unusually probable
We can get the wood if we determine to
have 1t. We can, in few weeks, lay up
supply sufficient to run the water works
for twelve months. We ought TO have
the water; we must have it; and w
OiH have it. The health of the soldiers
both the sick and those on duty here
demands it; the comfort and health o
every man, woman and child in Nash
Vile demands it. Are We to suffer on
city to be converted intO.a great swelter
ing, loathsome, chOked-up lazar- nous
during the approaching heated term
Surely not We appeal to our municiPA
and military authorities, in the name o
humanity, to act speedily in this matter
There is no excuse for lack of waite
in the vicinity of Cumberland river witt
forests close at hand, and plenty of con
trabands to handle the axes. Water
(yateri waterl let us have water
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The Frankfort Commonwealth, which
has generally leaned towards conservat-
ism, is out Of patience at the vilIainy Of
the rebels in Owen county--JoHN Q.
BREeKNRIDaTs patch--and ssys: "Let
the sztremsa measures be used to secure
protection to the loyal citizens Ex-
actly; that is the true doctrine; but we
do not see why extreme measures :"
would not be as proper all over rebel
dom as in Owen county. The Common
,OeaH adds IN the most radical spirit
Lal0, OF no lal0, give the people peace {"
Amen say we. Go on, Commonwealth,
you are on the right track at last
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

here on business, IL is fine gentle.
man and very hapjsome. Tell
them Tho writer's children.-Corres-
pondeut CcmmerciSN, Mrs. jeff Davis
is not pretty, but a fine looking woman
dresses badly, in no taste. She is not
much liked here, and Is said TO control
Jeffy,' as she calls her husband. She
has several children. She takes but lit
lie notice of them. They 60 about with
their clothes tossed on ia any way ami
every style. She has the public affairs
TO attend to Ask Aunt Kitty what she
| thinks Of that?
"The President looks carc,ooyn and
troubled. lie is very thin, and looks feeble
| and bent. He prays aloud in church.
and is drvou' Episcopalian. DR.. Wheat
and Mrs. Wheat are here They came
on TO have the remains of Robert Wheat
removed 70 this place. Mrs Wheat is
most heart broken. She la, lost her two
oldest sons in the war.
4 ever your devoted friend and aunt,
"CHATTIE."
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J. W. LAMB

No. ~ MARKET sIR''
lFVA Door from hs sr,Hs. ID.
Has Of HAND A LOr or OFFICE y.
IA FLANNEL hiouses also ants. wh'..
low for cash. They wore made lp lJ IN
New York city, who b. vol kuHsu 4" -
best tsilori IN tle country
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

The cry Of abolitionism'' against the
the Administration, provokes scarcely
anything but sneor, even among the
Kentucky troops, whom conservative poll
iticians have tried 50 hard 10 corrupt
A member of the 9th Kentucky, writing
of its Colonel, PENNYBAKER, to the Lou
Vile Journal, gives that paper this home
thrust
The wall of radicalism,p abolition
ism" -" conscriptionism," and all other
imaginable "shrieks," from our usak-
kaeed brethren, do not in the least
shake his devotion to the cause which,
eighteen months ago, Induced him TO
leave the happiest OF lresides, and strike
for the preservation Of our nationality.
The writer also adds that the 9th are
for the Consumption act.
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LOST
LOST.

A SMALL POCKEr-BOOk, CONTAINING AnOUT
~ tssuty doilart In money, aud a pas Tor Mr..
A. A, san All daughter 90 80 and return ave miles
on the Gala in PIKE Any psrs0u leaving % 90 this
ONCE will bs suitably rewarded
ApliI n
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

The Evansville Journal says that since
the defeat of the conservatives in that
city, some of the leaders care very bitter
in their feelings against soldiers, and
deem il great outrage that men who
have risked their lives in defence Of thei-
cOuntry's honor and flag should presume
to claim the right of suffrage. tits sim
gular doctrine that when man assumes
the position of a patriot he forfeils his
rights as citizen. BY the way, what
has become Of the vain boasts that we
used TO hear that four-Gflhs of the SOL
diers are Democrats We guess that
game of brag has about played out"
We can answer the Journals question
somewhat. Hardly day passes in which
We do not receive letters from, or converse
with, soldiers and officers, who say that
they were conservative" when they en-
listed, but now stand in the radical
ranks. II you want to cure a man Of re-
gard for the constitutional rights of
rebels ROW sahnake him serve a campaign
- sroenhelI.
In Dierlfth Lew
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

Tomorrow morning we will publish
an address made before the Emancipa-
ton Society of Knoxville in 1916. 1t
will show how earnestly some Of the
best citizens Of Tennessee were planning
AZ that day to free their State from the
curse Of negro slavery.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

A Democratic contemporary tells the
following story as illustrating the grovel-
ling seliishness of the Yankee character:
A Yankee married white wife, but
900 soon for good morals there was an
addition 10 the family, and, more than
that, the addition was saddle colored.
The husband sped to his lawyer, and
laid the case before him, begging his adj
vice. "Oh," said the lawyer "your
remedy Is plain. You can have a divorce
at once, on the ground Of fraud in the
marriage contract for you had Alright to
suppose your wife TO be yirtuous. There
will be no trouble in getting divorce"
The client gaEed at his counsel In per-
feet establishment. divorce" said he,
III don't want any divorce, but sQuays,
the only question Is, "Who owns the
Niger :"
Now we don't pretend to doubt this
story, but it is perfectly plain that the
Yankee was Conservative" who re-
gardsd slavery as "a vital institution Of
the Nation, aud was for defending il at
all hazards. Such a chap would never
vote the radical ticket lie would "stamp
on it as he woald the lighted fuse Of
bombshell."
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-11

Kentucky surgeon, an old acquaint-
Ance Of fine abilities and intelligence,
writes TO US from the army Of the Missis.
sippi 81 need hardly tell you that near
ly every man, in this mighty army, en-
dOrses, cordially, the views Of your par
~, and the cause which you are sustain
ing with so much ability and earnest
patriotism" He adds that General Lo-
GAN declares sit would be better to ex-
terminate the whole race Of traitors than
10 destroy the country"