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sUNDAY MoRNINa MAY 5. lses.
wan NeEra 5 solalors Flrnll

We are told by many persons, no.
The conservatives assure us that half
dozen oVerseers, with whips and revolvers
in their hands, could put an African
regiment to preciptate fight But a
rebel newspaper called the Lake City
FlaO Columbian tells very different
story. That paper, of the I'd of April,
says: s'it t.fi "
We understand that a detachment Of
fourteen men of Captain Westcotts com-
pany of partisan rangers, under command
of Lieutenant Oscar Braddock, allowed
themselves to be surprised and captured
while sleeping, one night last week, by
party Of negroes led by the notorious
Montgomery. The Lieutenant had failed
to put out pickets, and consequently had
no notice Of the approach of the enemy
until the negroes, having previously Sc
cured the arms of the sleepers, aroused
them, and presenting several bayoneted
muskets TO the head of each man, de-
manded their surrender. Lieutenant
Braddock afterwards made his escape
and returned to his company. As all the
circumstances Of this unfortunate affair
will be properly inquired into, we refrain
from comments.
Now here is display of strategy and
boIdness which If it had been made by
white officer would have secured his
promotion, and two column glorifica-
ton letter. Give the slaves Of rebellious
masters half chance, and they will
prove most powerful auxiliary in
crushing out the rebellion. II is high
time to toss nice scruples and fastidious-
ness aside, and use every effective means
which Ray be available.
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Union HecruiiInr IN IreIaad-ooae-

Union HecruitinG In Aretatad-Ge eao-
raj volunteering OF Erishmen.
The United States Consul at Dublin
contradiols the rumors with respect 10 the
enlistment of Irishmen in Ireland for
the Union army.
The representatives Of the United
States Government Ia Ireland, however
are said TO Je literally Jssiegea by psrsons
anxious % be sent o,A 10 JON no Union army.
Fron tho Cork Examiner, Aprll7.
The number Of persons who have left
Kerry for the United States during the
fortnight exceeded all that had emigra-
ted during the two previous years. AL
most every morning, crowds Of persons,
principally OF the farming class, are seen
taking their departure from the railway
station, Killarney, en- route toiQueOnS-
town, for Amerioa. Weare told that the
unsettled state Of affairs 10 that country
does not deter them. Itappears that
large sums of money have been sent over
from America lately by the relatives OF
persons in that part Of the country, and
in may cases tickets have been inclosed
in the letters for the passage across the
Atlantic.
From tho rralee (Rery) Chronicle, April 81
Still the tide of emigration continues
10 llow on uninterrupted from this coun-
ty. In addition 10 the largo numb rs
which have left our county in ne short =
period, either for England Of America or
Australia, no less than one hundred and
ten persons left this port on Thursday
last, by the Limerick, Liverpool aud
London sieampship, Hoiyrood, for LoH-
don; and tho steamship European, Of the
same company, which sailed from the
Samphircs last evening or this morning,
carries no less than one hundicd and
thirty -four passengers from Kerry for
Liverpool, where they will embark for
America. About forty Of this number
are from Ballyheiguo or ils immediate
neighborhood. Besides the one hundred
and thirty -four passengers the European
takes from this county, she carries alb ,ut
sixty from Limerick aud hfiy-four from
Glare, most, If not all, bound for the same
destination-America. AL tie passengers
ave portion of iOlat Is kn0loa as he bone ana
sinep" of the country.
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From the poardstown niinoissn.
The Nashville UnlOn.

We again call the attention Of our
readers 10 the prospectus Of the Nash
Vile UsIoS, which appears 10 this pa
per and la doing so We ask those who
can, TO give a little in support Of that
paper, in such a noble cause. II is we'll
worth The subscription you will have 10
nay for II, il is the ablest advocate Of the
union shat has come up siuce the war
began, IL Il as uny ielding as a marlyr Ia
ths defence OF eternal rights and consti-
tuuonsl Government IL Has ba,tled for
the right In hs midst Of the enemies Of
the Government, aud ever shown forth its
light undimmed As star Of the frat
magnitude.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
G ENERAL HOSPITALS

Post OF tNurtreeSDOros Lef1na
Medical Director Post-M. o. WooDwonrH.
Hospital No. l-City Hotel; s. w. corner squaro.
Surgeon T. d. Fitch.
F" No. 2-woodbury Pike. S. o. Himoe, Sur
geon In charge.
No. S--East Court House. W.T. Johnson,
rrnf ref Surgeon IN charge,
No. 4--woodbu'y Pike. Asst Surgeon
J. W. pearcc.
No. 6--North Court House. J. i. Woods,
Surgeon in charge. -tl
No. -8-North-east cor. Square. NJ. 3.
Failer, Asst. Surg In charge.
No. J-East Court House d. Woodward,
Surgeon IN charge.
No. S--Opposte and west City Hotel. VIM.
A. McCuy, Asst Surgeon In
~ charge.
No. Cor Nashville and Lebanon Pike.
ttA s. b. Permar, Act. Asst. Surgeon
IN charge.
Gent Field Hospital No. lone mile west Court
House. J. Y. Finley, surgeea in charge.
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ouasbeyland L0dgs No. s-smted meetings on 50
saturday of every month, at Odd Fellows HALL cor.
summer and Union stroeis john McCleiland "; M
d. n. Wilkin. 3 w q Sienerle, y. W.; Jos. hcOro-
~. Troan; Geo w Norveii, Sec WI. Moore, 8 b.i
B. Crewor, J. D II. Fields, Tyler.
Cumberland ChGptdr, No l.--Morton z. Howell, ii.
z Hlrh Priest Adna Anderson, ~, kingi George
ssinefIo r. scribe O, W Peden, z. HI John VIC,
Ciriiand r. $50 VS.. Brown, X A. CT II g, Mosa.
M.sV III, n. sartiiu, n 2 Y.;James Lumsden, M
iV.R C. Branaford soc,i @. A. fuiler, 1reasuer,i y
Fields Tyler stated meeting on lHt saturday OF
every month. .-.-.l...1,Ir
MN. b Howell, d. r. G.. NJ; Adna Anderson, p O.
VIZ II Sheffield, Recorder J. bumBden, capt
Guara, y Fields, Tyler. stated meetings ID Monday
IN each mouth, -. l. 81,
Eminent Commander; Morton b! tiowdl, Generals
slmo; Adna anderson, Capt Ganeral Roy; w ~.
Reed, Preate Thompson Anderson, Senior Waroeni
~ a. Wheeler, Junior Warden q. W. Donigan,
Treasurer; ". IL. Harrison, Eocorder; n fele,
Sentinel Stated meetings on 81 Thursday oteaeh
month, =
psoa.s Ioaes, No. ISL Morton d Howeis, ~. N n.
cox. Il WI g. Buwen, W ;Johu Frenba h,fSeo
I d. baker, Tfcasu'tr; J Diyis, 3 D.; John Cook,
J d. n Fields, fsior stated meehngs on iou1'n
Saturday Of every taerth.
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what a Maryland Union Paper has
90 Say About Coming Events in.
that state.

TO Say About Coming Events in.
that state.
From the Cambridge MAJ Intsasencer,
The aggressions of slavery are mat
ters of history. Its sangainary cOnfi cts
for pewer and dominion, form the most
glaring page in the record of human
atrocities. IL has v aged war. But that
is not all 1t hasiwaged an unprovolled
war against n lGovernment which was an
asylum for che oppressed Of al nations
of the earth, aud the only citadel Of hu-
man liberty in either the Old or New
World. For the sake of power ID has
plunged in war the hsppiest people, and
deluged with blood the most beautiful
land, upon the globe.
If we are insensible to the assaults Of
such foe, we are, as = people, untrue 10
our destiny. Unless the spirit of man
hood be extinct, and we really deserve
destruction, we will meet the issue which
Slavery has forced upon as with true
spirit and c0urage We cannot ignore IL.
That issue is nothing less than the des-
iructiOn Of Slavery, or the destruction
Of free Government. The war between
these two is for supremacy One, or the
other, must fall. II Slavery lives the
Government must die. II Slavery dies,
the Government will live. This Is the
plain issue of the coming campaign in
this State. We cannot evade H. We
must meet II. All true men will meet
il, and meet il boldly and fearlessly
The sneaks, aud towards, and fishy
Unionists ts--those who are first on one
side and then on the other, and those
that are on both sides, aud thOse that ars
on n6ither--the open and the covert
enemies of the Governmeni--wiil all
coz! !blne 70 prevent the issue aud prop uI
the Qr6at Foe Of our liberties, bus the,
viii combine in vain. The hshy Union,
ists will Join with the Copperheads Il
the howl OF i'Abolilionists," but theJ
| will howl On vain. Slavery declares tha
the inevitable conflict must come. An,
we say, lst it come"
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4 HAvE THIS DAY SOLD TO MR.. TEALEY MY
Stable and che9riully recommend him 90 ali Of my
old customers, believing that With his present aci
ties and experience in tho Livery Business, be will b.
enabled TO- give entire satisfaction % the public.
l.. VI. 0EE,
Eonpss Livery and sale siable
March i0--lm No, HeFth Market street
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In consequence Of the increase in tho price 81 paper
and every other material used in Printing ofiee.
we have been compelled 70 raise the prco Of or paper
to % Cts per week, or u Per month to weekly OF
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
aerbera which must all be paid IN advance.
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PosT CHAPEL--(secoud Presbyterian Church, College
street. between tho Square and the Louisville Depot
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lo16 o'clock,
AM, and att Pm. Prayer Meeting every We'd
nesday night a, Teoleoi. te IA a
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The "No Cards'' mania is extending.
We notice that the Canada papers attach
"no cards issued" to their funeral no.
tiees.--Providehoe ( r. ~ JouSnaE
The gambling saloon and cotton Jacto,ies
in Dixie are issuing the same notice.
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I. Q, o, y
Jouz +. HIDH Grand secretary, should be s6draased
"a IInnr.

az kasivilie, 10nn.
Il.s,,esaae Ledoe No I--Neets every Tuesday Even
mk AZ their Hall on the corper of Union and sum
mer streesa The oioers for the present term, are;
Jno. K Nils, h q. IL, II, hcEwcn, Jr-,V.0,i John n.
Hide, Secretary l.. X. Spain, Treasurer.
yNabus Lodqs. No lo--heeta a tho same p'aoe
every Monday EVeniag. The odiceIa are i@lienfy
Apple, N. a.. j. L. Park V.G.; Chas. Robertson,
Secretary y. n. Brown, Treasurer
ou.ilou Lodos. No sO--Aooia As thoir Hall, on South
Cherry street, every Friday Evenng. Tue oiiser'
are Hrank Harmon, N. G., James WYATT, N,ai E, T.
GOodiett, Secretary NJ Q. Cotton, Treasurer,
Aerofa Loags, No. 1Vo, (German)-- )--Meeu az the
Hall, ooruer OF Union and summer streets, every
fhursday Evening. The 0iieera are ?, FRIEDMAN,
Me-; John HtrbrchYso,; Jacob Jungerman, Score
iAry. Geo seuerls, Treasurer
Rtigeig Eaoampsaeiii, No meets a. the above ha
on tho Arst and third Wednefdaysof each month
The oslosrs aIe. 7 a. Mcbride, OP.;G. y. Faler, n.
PiPoter Harris, Jr., S,W.i J. III. fuckett J,Ni Jno.
y. aide, scribe u. r Cuttef Trcasurer
Oliga BraaoA HaoanputoHi, No. 4-AeeH at NE
above HAN on the second and fourth Wednesday
nights Of each month. The odicera.a are; neury APP
pie. or; l., Meker, hsp'i n. A. Campbell S.W.; y.
e. ce'enani J.w.s PIT. Phillips, sesretaryi J. N.
ward, fioaauro4. rnt f.rI
~ Dsqrss " pa.ghl.-. @ RsbskaA--Neeta ths Ars,
Friday ailerneln 81 aaoa month, a = O'Clock.
MTT I'M A u "
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What is the difference between
mischievOus mouse and beautiful young
lady? ue
One harms the cheese, and the other
charms the he's. lsi ,9l
We suppose this paragraph refers to
some Of the lovely sirls Of Nashville
who are distinguished for their IReste'n
Reserve - t'e
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OHIO sTATE AoENcYI

kaiAhlished BY Govemor David Tod 70 coiaet the
eoeoanta q discharged Ohio soldiera eia " tarnsh
teem transportation home 10 direct beuA no" 70
oe'an pay Tor extra duty, as nurses eto uhio en-
pl9y' no Agent, and Il : hls duty 20 give the npui
49, ei nor soldiers careful and rtspoc ial atienuen
"lsiiss ~, No'4 Cherry 80, near Ohureh'
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REMOVAT.

I HAVE THIS DAY RgNOYED MY ENrIRE STOCK
70 the Eclipse stable, on Market street, formerly
occupied by Mr Gas, where viii be pleased 10 watt
on my Old customers and the public generally with
my usual promptness
Oonstapiy on hand, Hacks, Buggies BAND Wagons,
MArchl9-lm y. W. TEALEY.
Also ior sale at the above stable. 10 or 10 good
work h0ffta
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GEORGIA STATE MITTrrA.

MmLEDGEvlLLE, GA, April Is, 1863
The Senate has passed the House bill
organizing the State Guard Militia, in
cludiDg all persons between the ages Uf
eighteen and sixty years, not subject 10
eonseription. and abrogsting the com
missions. The Legislature adjourned at
half-past twelve to-day h
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The rebelliOus citizens of Nashville
who are going South, will read the two
following brief paragraphs with unsl-
loved pleasure
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[Ftom Tho RAJ llsA Prcsrsss.l
SHOW Y0UR PAPERs--coNscRIPTs.

A, the cargo sale at Wilmington last
week things went Of swimmingly until
the sale was about to close, when a squad
Of men with muskets appeared at the
door and demanded that all men under
forty show their "papers." About half
a regiment, more or less, failed TO pro-
duce their Protectors" and were
marched of by the guards.
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DIRECTORY.
CITY VERRM MEhT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH 4agof.
WILLIAM SHAVE Rsoordsr'

JOHN CnUMBlEY, Marshai.
popslV Marshals-W.u H. wminhon' A. Q. Tucker,
ana James A. steele.
0lsrls oT he MarEsIohn chumbloy, os-ogloio ars.;
Jacob Frcnoh, second and lhos. MoCoriyi third.
Tar Aseuor--WilIiam Driver.
Is0onue Coiieci0r--A. y. Shankand
Wcier Tlr Collocior--h. ,, Jarrett
T-sau9cr--R Henry. e
WAarf Masior-Thomas Leako
s,psrimtandenf Of he WortA0s,c---J q Dodd.
sipsrintcndezi Of the Wafgv WoYks--Wnl. Stewart.
oHlef Of he Firs Depagtnsai-.,Iohn NJ seahury'
Ssrtoa of ne CenoierB---E "a. Mcbride.
ksreof Ovorseor--J u. stewart.
olv lnoraq--E. D Mplley.
CRY COUNCIL.
board Of At.isrnse1i--M M Brion, President John
OaTper, Jos. J. kobb, Ed hplloy, H. o. soovel, W. y.
Cheatham, NJ. @. L. Claiborne, and ), Q Smith.
Common OotaciI--hudrew Anderson, President; Jas.
Turner William Roberts, q. III. Southgate, Abraham
Myers Alex. Mcdaniel, L. u. Houghi ChsyioB sayerat
J. b. knowles, W. A. McCleiand, 7. J. larbrough,
VIM Driver, VIM Stewart, Thos Ofendy, VIM. Hhily
and Wm. Banbofn- atel aNs
sTASpiaa ooaMTrE1s oF rms uTY oouNoir
F9naaoo--knowes, Soove and Brien.
Wolsr Work,--Anderson, Smith. and Claiborne.
srssa--Hua, Turner, Myers, Mplloy, Chestham,
Yarbrough, .Teady and haily,
Wharj--rumeT, Carpor aud McClclland.
sohoots--Cheathan, Muiloy ana Knowles
Fire DepartBlc,lf-Myers, Stewart and AcClelAnd.
Gds-Dryer, Cready and Ayers.
CelasierB--s smith, Sanborn aud Stewart
Market Rosss--Yarbrough, Roberts and Oarpor
siayes--Muiloy, Mcdaniel and Stewart
polioe-Chehlham Brien and Sayers.
6pyiHgs--Cready, Claiborne and Myers.
Wofkhoass-Sayers, Robb and MoIlaniel
improvsnenb and Expenditures -hcOelland, brieh
and Sanborn.
Public Pyopsftg--Robb. Stewart and Driver.
Pesi Hoase-Carper, Southgate and Haley.
~ the Board OF Aldermen meets the tuesdays
neXt preceding the second and fourth Tbursdpys In
each month, and the Common Council the second
end fourth Thursdays In each month.
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A Baker Wanted.

A GOOD BREAD BAKER CAN CIT A SITUATION
qutre % this once. Apll-u
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POST HEADoUARrERs,

posi-HeAdQuArtoTa on Coileke htfeeel pot"oeA oh-
Ion and Chnrch streets iDr waters resdence) Gen.
~ ID. Mitchcl, cemnRnding
Chief A,sisdnf Ctarierfnasic III charge OF bepet
and nlebnrsinft unloer--ta lt N. Hodges, on
Cherry street. between unioi and Church.
Assliaaf Oadfsaaaslsr- II charge OF Clothing, lamp
and Garrison Equipage, y 'hHfket stiVe'' V~pe
ThOs. J. Cox. n n To t.H
Assisiani Quaris1Ynasier-lr charge Of Quar,efmae-
tersi Stores Issuos 70 Hospitals, Quarters, etc Capt
X MoKean Laporte, Cherry street, between Shoroh
aud Broad street.
As.isiani Ouoytsr,sasssr-In charge Of Fuel, Forage
and Stationery, No. ~ Market street Capt Wm.
Mills
1s,istanf o,sri.rwaster-In charge Of River nans-
por.aton, Capt. y n stObbs, high street, old head
quarters Gen Rosocrans'.
AsfisaHf Qadncrmdaef--in charge or helroaa
Transportation, Capt. 81 Perkins, Jr., on Cherry
gtreet, near Theatre.
Act Aasiaiani Qaarielaasisr--ln charge OF meAns
oi rnnaportation, Public ShopA, 90. Lieut. u H.
irTin, on Cherryutrcet near Theatre.
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Notice 90 Nows-DeaIers.

Eews-Dealers wanting more than enc hundred
copies, must send in their orders by O'Clock, tho
eveHing previous, % have them allied promptly.
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For sale At this 0lAoe, such ~ Moathlg Co1,p@B
RcgNs Clothing Rsturas, Ordnance Rern', FFoVi'ioH
Bei,wrs, 6pesial Raqs.stions, DO, 80,
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NIGHT POLICE

fl0pt1In-J01nT BluFWs" =" 7 IT"
Esret LielliaAaat--Andrew Joyce. a
Second Lseaiefdat--Jehn II. Davis.
Polsesnol--wm. jackson, John Cayender, Mich ia
VIE Joel Phillips Wm. Baker, John CottTell, William
Mayo, John Fnglea, J. W. Wright, John fuokett
Robert Scott, ". g. Francis, David Yates, CnAs Hu
litt and W. Danley.
Ss- The Police Court ia opened every mOrning at
nfrl
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COUNTY OFFiUERs.

sAeriF-James N. Hinton. Dsetitos--Thomas hob
son and ]. X. Buchanan,
Regisiey-phineas oarrott
T,uaos--W. Jasper Taylor.
Oosoasr-N II. ncichor aN
Ranger--John Corbitt.
Revsnae Coleofos--W. d. Robertson.
Railroad Tar Collsoi0r--J. @. Briley.
fsnsablea foy De NdslafIls Disricf--John ~ cove
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Such old-fashioned ideas 1s the fol-
losing have entirely gone out Of date.
A gentleman states that when boy. he
was one day in the Ofioe of bis grand
father, who had a position under the
Federal Government, and wishing 70
write, he WAS taking sheet Of letter pa
per from the deck. what are you about
thereP said the old gentleman -des-
ting a sheet Of paper" faid he. "fut H
back, sir put Il back" exclaimed the
strictly honest oii iil, ".Aat pgPsr belongs
10 he GovsynDlsni M he United Stats"
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when AZ Fortress Monroe, Gen. Batter
was puzzled to know bow wbiky was
iniroduced ioto camp, Afier long
search, he discovered thatit was brought
In by tae return pickels, who carried Il
in heir muskot barrols.-Baga5 (N ~
Commercial
Was that rife whisky
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RY.
orpARTMENT NEADouAnTEeo.

Dspartinsnf-H0adquarter en- high street MAJ
Cen RossGrans, commanding. rn
eItirf Q..ariossnassr- headquarters on nigh street
nsar Cedar Lieut. Col Jno w. Taylor
Ciaf Oolnrsissait Headquarlerl on summer streot,
naar broad. Lieut.. Col D. simmons.
Ryovoa Marshal Geasyal - headquartera on High
<s'i.,asi M.i;coi Dsecor-surgeon A. Henry Thur
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MashriIIs stnintr.

office ON Printers' Alley, between
Union ana Doadcrick Streets.
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cnnNTY couRT.

Jadqs-Hon. James Whitworth.
6lerk--P .IAndsiey Nich0l. d.
ns- The Judges Court meets the nrst Monday ia
each month"; aud the Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates Of the County s held tho rst Mon
dsy in January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT,
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no our SubscrIbers.

eenl Field Hospital No. lone mile west Court
House, ]. Y. Finley surgeea In charge. fi
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Clerk--DavId O. Love.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16

f possible, the bayonets Of the army against the
breeste Of the fathers, brothers and friends Of the
soldiers, and sufjecting those States to military
surveillance aud dominion.
~ That Va denounce, as lbelcra Of the Demo-
cratic party and enemies Of their country, the
who are engaged In representing the Democratic
party wanting in sympathy with our soldiers in the
held. IL II q case Hlander upon human nature 70
assert that the Democrats who have hundreds OF
thousands OF brothers and IN the army, do not
sympathize with them-And II is outrage upon the
Democratic party that has always stood by the coun
try, to assert that II Is not the friend Of ts gallant
defenders.
23 That the conduct Of Bneadier General Massn
the military commandant At Columbus, and Of the
officer commanding the provost guard, In preventing
all appearance Of military restraint upon the proceed
ngs Of this Convention, show that they have Just
appreciation Of the Constitution Of their country and
the rights Of the people, and that they wise and
patriotic officers and that their conduct this
sion la striking contrast with the contrary conduct
OF the military authorities upon the occasion Of the
laie Democratic meeting al indianapolis. And we
take pleasure In expressing our confidence IN General
Mason and the officers and sodiera under his com
mand.
The Convention then adjourned with three cheers
for the nominees, three for the Constitution and three
for the Union.
WILLIAM MEDILL, President.
Amos LAYMAN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-16
DEmocRATIC MEETINGS.

The Democratic State Central Committe have made
the following appointments for meetings throughout
the State. The local committees will see to 1t that
they sre properly advertised
On Thursdao, Sept 18th, at New Lisbon, Columb-
anna county; speakers-r Kenney, 9 Gibson, d.
W Stanaugh.
On Friday, Sept 18th. 1T Tfhn, Seneca county;
speaxers-G Pendleton, Medary, Otto Dresel, W
r. Finck
on Friday, Sept. 18th, at wayerly, Pike county
SpepkersGeo Il Pugh, Charles keemelln, 3 Plants,
| Wells a Hutchins, Groom.
On Saturday, Sept 18th, at Jackson @. H., Jackson
county. Speakers-tieO Pugh, Charles Reemeln,
| J $ Plants, Wells A Hutchns, j Groom
| On Monday September 2lst, at Portsmouth, Scioto
county: speakers-Geo E Pugh, Charles Reemoln
| j S Plants, Wells Hutchns, Groom.
! On Wednesday, September 23d, ut lronton, Law
renee county; Speakers--Geo y Pugo, Charles Reeme
| lin, j Plants, Wells Hutchns J Groom,
| On Friday, Sept 2jth, ut gallipos, Gala county
| Speakers-GeO n Pugh, Charles heemelin, Plants
| Wells Hntchins, j q Groom.
| On Saturday, Sept 2Gh at Pomroyt MegA county
Speakers-Geo Pugh Charles Reemen, Paut
Wells Hutchins, Groom Morris.
JOHN @. THOMPSON, Ch'ni
GEO CONVERSE sec'y
| SAMUEL MEDARY,
AMOS LAYMAN,
ALLEN @ THURMAN,
Democratic State Central Committee.