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TENNESSEE BRANCH
or xHn
NATIONAL Claim AGEHGY
CONDUCTED nv
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
WASHINGTON, D. 0.
CHARLES II. GREEN, Agent
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
No. IS, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

2 Ills AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for tl
successful prosecution and settlement Of De
mands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having lad severe
years experience In the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims and the Exeeu
tive Departments at Washington, and bcins thor
oughly acquainted aud + muar with the laws ane
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given to cases arslhg
out Of the present war, including the accounts q
States Contractors, and Disturbing officers Of the
war and Navy Departments, and for Collect.
Ing, Drilling, nnd organizing VOIu
unteers,'' the Reimbursement Of which is author
lied by an act at Congress; CLAIMS FOR INDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC USES. OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUOB
PROPERTY for Hcrses lost in the service, and foi
military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land.
We give special attention to procuring Pen.
sIOns, EBOuDties, ETC., Accruing to Soldiers
who have been wounded contracted al ease, or tia
families Of such as have died, or been killed while IN
the discharge OF their line Of drtv such during th
present war
Special care will also be given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or neficlentIy nIanRs -
Prompt attention also given to the collection &
ousrtermasters Receipts given for Property takeu
for tho Of the Army, to arranging Accounts With
ndcolecting Claims against the Quartermasers De-,
partment.
All Claims placed in our hands receive our Prom D,
Personal Attention, thereby securing man,
which, in tho hands Of an Attorney at any dis.s a.
point frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided Advantage our daily itt.
course with all the Departments enables us in w,
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily tho,
where al communication aud other necessary detail
must be conducted through the mails.
To this ond, we solicit sou to forward to US any OF
all cases ofsuch character you may from time time
have presented, aud, as is our custom, we will fur.
nish you with all the necessary blanks, and, wbsr
required instructions.
No charge made IN any case unless successful.
Address CHARLES II. GREEN,
No, 80 Cherry stree
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SICK OR WOUND F.

CORRtCT INTELLIGEVCE WILL BE GIVEN
- any soldier from the above states who
SICE WoUNDEp, K LIED, or TAKEN PRUONER,
In what battles he may have brcu engaged,
where his regiment Is stationed.
Information will also be gwen Of the couditia
any sick or wounded soldier " s. Louis, LOuisv
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any HoBt
In the Western Department and whore those H
In battle, or have died from their wounds are b
ed aud where those taken prisoners are I
fined.
This is the only Army Intelligence Ofiics In
Department Of the Mississippi, or Western Dep
ment,--and Information Of soldiers from any OF
above States can be given mt any time by calliui
writing to the Army Intelligence Once.
Persons writing will please give the name of
soldier, what state he en- stei IN, and the nunbo
his regiment Charges for any Wind ofAi " Int
gence viii be Two DOLLARS, and any persos " ri
will please enclose the amount, IA order TO soc
attention 10 their Inquiries,
Add""as Army Intelligence Onloe, 81. Louis,
- 90 .. Box ls4S May s, 1862
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Announcememt. Of Candlda.es.

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COUNTY " .',,.,.,..t'.....'. %
CITY - .,.'' '.'' '''''.'''''.''' %
Cash required Boo advance for all advertisements,
unlets IVY Epc0.. agreement
We, the undcrsgned have this day adopted the
aDovo rates, to which We bind ourselves strictly to
adhere.
WIN. CAMERON, for the Union.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dispatch
EAsHvIIs, Tenn, July i2, 1862
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Y HAVE -FOUR TWO-STOBY BRICK HOUSES
I Cor rent for 1868, near thc HCserVOirS
ou Lebanon pike, These are very comfortable hous-
ts; have each eight rooms, coal house, an abund-
ant supply cot hydaut water, and are so admirably
situated ior obtaining supplies that tenants have
rarely 70 send 60 mareet finding ono right at their
doors.
I relsr 10 Mr. DYER PEARL, City Bank and Mr.
8niYFlrH, firm Of griffith Parsons, for any further
imormaton, they being tenants for tho present year
Rent $500, payable quarterly. notes, we'll indorsed
gill 10 required. Renters can apply TO me any after
noon, AZ my residence, ON Lebanon pike.
NUy28-Ow N. G.. l.. CLAIBORNE
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WISH To HIRE A GOOD COOK, WASHER
L and IRONER, for the year 1868, Tor which |
WI give a fair price aud 70 good permanent home,
An Irish girl preferred, Tho best Of references must
le given as mono other need apply Call on tho un-
dcrslgned, at No. n Public square.
Jan lat, 1893 lw Nj l.. ALEX AMBER.
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Marriage and FuneraI.Notices,

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

But, gentlemen, this rebellion il TO pc pu'
down | have no doubt Of it. II Is to De sup
pressed in the same way that 1t has been 10 pa
rvlApd and Missouri by force. The mlk-and
water policy has been tried IN North tafoi'n"
and has signaly failed. "a
Immediately after the fall of Sumter, ! al,
dressed my fellow citizens from TINS stana' :
then took the ground that the rebellion muS5
be nut down, and in such a way that It "ouiu
never rise again. would reiterato that se"I
ment day with all the force N my power anu
10 accomplish that result ! would use al the
means known to civilized warfare. II ! ielt or
acted otberwife. | should be false 10 the memory
Of nv ancestors, who freely shed their oloou J"
the War Of the Revolution
The Convention adopted the following resola-
tions
Believing that there can be no neuirals IN Tue
present struggle for national existence ana lua'
he who not for his country Is against 1t, there
fore
Resolved, That We are il favor OF tie con
tlnued pro utoH Of the war until tiIs uAnoly
rebellion is suppressed and Of the use OF every
means recognized IN civilized warfare to accom-
plsh that result
: That, in the language Oh tuo I4'o', ,',I'
Douglas, we have DO sympathy win toVss "H'
are attempting to make political caPial ou' VI
the miserles OF our country
3. That not to stand by the government u
this crisis would be base des9rAon u cur eai
iant coun'ryhen no" ue'e"u'"a WI 4 80 Il,o.
'I' +' s,eT y, nanss n tho Constitution au
the Union.
!. That we presenl the candidates TINS u"
nominated a. uhclha'H'nal ! mon -, 49,
'' va y Wv )o',,t '','. r.,etnn.a N
i mon and me CoestItuilon. u
8. rhat .,era. ." '' N''. 80.
'n'u . 'u'' ''n.,,t,u, M. L4th Nv d.
work.. L.,. CO.'S ol wc Gup. sA ms'
'H'b." ilm "'r."h4 'hcn 'n' i''''''' ''
w. ...,... ,....,.,,-o. h, II
structod IN I'M nm fba sum ~ County tick
with he names Of true lnlou mon aaF aat
o'bers, from the lowest to the highest
Zen. A. D. Hamilton, OF Texas, was pFe7''
ana addressed The Conyen ION, ana Wasehihu'
aStcally received, though W. have yet SEQ
report OF hls speech
IL Is pam, from tue speech o. Nh Nl''
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

\ WAX DlMooRL-At meeting Of the wal
Democrats at Indianapolis, la, the l9h instant
Gen. kmball, who defeated S,onevall Jackson Il
Winchester, and led the lorIoln hope at Fr.le.
rlcksburg, made a speech from which we ex,fae,
the following;
lie sad he had seen, since he had been al
home, proof in plenty, in speeches, in resolution,
and newspaper articles, that the army was suffer.
ing from fire in the rear. lie said he was a
Democrat, though born Wing, and meant IN
1--we aud die Democrat but be had no word but
OF condemnation ior those who hl,ered or f, lea
to stand by the army and the country. olhe
Constitution as it is, and the Union as il wa, -
was his bltIle-cry. tie had fought with il, and
Tor i, and bis men had fought for il, but We could
have no Union, and no Constitution, u the re.
belllon was crushed out. [Apphuse.
lie was an lndianln, aud he loved his State as
dearly as any man, but he loved the Union more
About The flag OF Indiana q glorious radiance
shone that lighlened the whole country. but still
brighter shone the ralsnce that eowed around
the banner Of the Union. [Great opphuse.l As
high as the ilg Of Indiana has been lifted IN hi,
war, SUI higher rose the flag Of the Union. IRE.
newed appause.l ropreserye that glory this war.
must go on till the last armed rebel is driven from
the field, and the last seeding State forced 10
submit TO the Constitution. There eonld be M
peace but an honorable one, and no honorable
peace could be obtained without a suppression Of
the rebellion. An armistice, di,honorabls peace
was only renewed and inletmmable war. For
the men who force the country Go submit 10 no
rebellion or acknowledge the Cuufsd4mey. h.
grade The nation and disgrace its army, Mould
nave 70 tghl That army when ituMs home. ran.
plause.l The army will never ,uh,t to the dI..
grace Of conlesslne that it is beat by he rebels.
and those who force such a resul, mon Them. bY
Vaccinations Of home, or by rsflsn /, tupport
ana encouragement, will see the time when ibey
will beg The rocks and mountains to fan unon
them and hide them from the ,cn.,aree Of HAT
army lGrca, Applause.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24
A Base Forgery.
The following appeared in the last numLer Of
be Argus and Patriot:
ppnpnrcY N nANIEL WrRsrrR.


A PROPHECY or DANIEL WEBSTER.
The great expounder Of the Constitution
Daniel Webster, iorcsaw the evils which would |
belal the country should antslaverYsm ever tri-
umph in the land, and foretold them in speech
delivered at Fanieu Hall, Boston, on the second
day Of March, 1850. He said
''If the internal fanatics, and abolioni,ts, ever
get power in their hands, they will orG rlde The
Constitution, set The Supreme Court At de'ianCe'
ehange and make lars 10 smt themselves, lag uo-
tent hands on those lcho diDer ieiih them IN mer
opinions or dare question their iatdihbliig
finally, BANKRUPT THE COUNTRY, AND DELtGE
IT WITH BLOOD"
Could any more truthful prophecy than tbi'
have been made ? Have not all these things
been done since the advent of aboltion-repnbii-
canism to power2 Can any Webster Wing con,
sstenty act with party that was thus Denounced
by their great leader
The Argus, SO far as the extinct charged Gpon
Webster above Is concerned, may be innocent OF
the forgery, though it cannot escape The chang 2.
having put in circulation as genuine, vhataaueh'
to have known to be calumniou,ly false. Dane
Webster never sid the words attributed yhim
above, ard no report Of any speech Of BIS can y,
found containing them. On the second day Of
March, 1880 Congress was in session, ard b.
compromise measures were then before 'IHt h'.
The cond day Of March that 1earw. o1.W.
and on the Monday following, Webs" so,
pac in the Senate, as shown bY fhe C""2' r"
nj rLl-, Y.,u nc vas undoubtedly hu h
SATURDAY. when this base forgery charges Mm w II
ultcung The above prophecy in Boston, An'
rbi, same Daniel Webster, in bis place ID thc
ate, on The 7lh of March, Of that year, asked b.
friend, Nh Greene Of Rhode Island, to read %
exlac, rom former speech Of bis, (Neb,ter,
In which the following sentence occurs; BtW
10 us the f,St and iasl and euUy oocasioa rhio
qg,ys to oppose HE crtcuson Of The stare pour'
uul Mir Webster said he knew no chauge 10 h
sentiment, since he uttered that opinion. VII
caoto the Democrats who abused, insultcd, an
,hndu-d Webster when yil Z, at least not d
, tempt to blacken bis memory by charging hiI
with having uttered their own miserable sG
liments?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

Ano@rIoN % ArEBEp GREsN-BAcks. The
altere. : l0ueasury note. are well calculated 10
deceive those u9tw.l. acquainted with the genu
Toe bill These notes are altered from two's,
United States treasury notes, IN the following
manner Over The figure . in the right and
iyit upper corners Of the note the figures 50 are
neatly pasted. The small figures Appearing
around the larger figure are blutted out with a
green ink resembling tho " patent green " tint.
The word " two, which appear, eleven timesln
scroll work leugthwise across the top of the
bill Is blOtud out by the green ink The same
is done with The words " two appearing m
the scroll work in the lower right hand corner
OF the bill, directly aboyc the name a." +. W.
Spinner, Treasurer, &c. The word A." Ghy /"
is neatly pasted over the word " two at the
right OF Tie yignttte The Roman II in
the lower lelt hand corner OF the bill is obiter.
ated by the green ink, aud is completely hid.
The reverse side OF the bin is made entirely
green, except in the central portion, where the
words " This note is legal tender" dc, an.
pear 4 dot OF green is placed upon every one
OF the almost inuGmerlblo rs on The back. Al.
together the notes Ole well calculated to deceive.
There are large number of them cut, and but
one arrest has thus FAR been made.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

FsoM Nav 0RLkANs.-In a recent letter from
New Orleans it is stated that an expedition IN
der Gen. Wetsel started, on the 9TH inst. for
the vicinity Of Bayou reche, to clear ont the
rebels there, said to number GOO men, inelu-
ding 500 cavalry, and three batteries, Six or
seven gunboas will accompany Gen Weitael's
expedition, and Gen. paynes brigade from
Baton Rouge The S,h Vermont will no doubt
have another opportunity to distinguish itself.
Another immense Union meeting has becu
held 10 New Orleans, atwhich great enthusiasm
was manifested.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24
Democracy in Connecticut.

The Democracy Of Connecticut recently IN
State convention, among other resolutions adopted
the following
Resolred !. That the United States ara Cpu-
Il,icll power Independent in their separate or
carnations, and reserying to each, all rights not
granted by the Constitution 10 the central Gov
eminent.
,. That WHILE as citizens Of Connecticut, we
assert our devotion to the Constitution and the
Union, and will hereafter, as We have heretofore
support with zeal and energy the authorities Of
tie United States in the ul constitutional exer
else OF their powers, we deliberately wow lhat
the Liberties Of the people are menaced by Com
gressonal and Federal usurpltons, aud eau only
be preserved by the energetic action OF State au-
,hority and we are determined to maintain and
defend the honor Of our State, and the rights of
the people.
| 8. That while We denounce the heresy of Sc.
cession as undeiended and unwasranled by the
Constitution, we as confidently assert, that what
ever may have been the opinion Of our country
men, the time has now arrred when all true lovers
OF the Constitution are ready to abandon the
monstrous falacy that the Union can be res.
tOred by the armed hand and are anxious to in.
augurate such action, honorable alike to the con.
tending factions, as will stop the rayageS of war
avert universal bankruptcy aud unite all the State,
upon terms OF equality, as members of one Goa
fedemcy.
4. That the Democracy Of Connecticut, Hmpa.
thlzlng with their conservative brethren in The
Middle and Western States, pledge themselves to
Hut With them in he adoption OF all honora e
L.
n..se ",1 % ,'J" we V S,h ., nos'l
,,ruciou o the Union on such Term, a. ,bnIi
thar ughly dciiue the rights the $ a,es; the
,.l' '''e' o' o' 'n'N. lr''''nal eI'ng winch form
.r,c,'..,...,.',. ,'''''' a'' '"'
#p.e.lt.a C.ns.saea.
., iu muao. C'aprueu. D., |atu.tu
IA ~ .ti4a 90 a.,r.t. ~ har BE- 'ie,>- l"cl
~ "' T. ,'
State; az. M, md ..tl,,..' ,..'.. g.,..,.
United as, votljAs / ines ,.,.s.s re-
S"te IN citation Thereto ,hm1 r,c.N O..
.Wh" " t " r. p,y I','H J''''u> = .'''' h'
MAINTAIN"
i. That the militia ball rtctu,, introduced Co..
'oe senate OF me United SN'es, b, senator WI
.a,,,,,' 49,, NM, '''>'e W. 'et s"N'-
make Them mer, d,n,n,l,ncis. ,,,,,, ,b., =.
Governments unconstitutional in its provisions
and dangerous to the Liberties o. the peopb, the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

THr QUEEN on AMERICAN AfniEs-rhe
speech d the Queen at the opening of Parla.
mcnt has the olloving .sa.Gcln. paragraph on
American affairs
Her Majesty has ub,4.nel nom taking any
step with view to induce cessation Of The con.
iilct between the contenliug parties Of The North
American States, because 10 has not seemed 10
her that any such over,ures could he attended
win any probability Of success. Her Majesty
has viewed with the deepest concern the dt,oh.
ting warfare which sol, RACES in these regions.
and She has witnessed with heartfelt grefihe Sc.
were distress and suffering winch thar war ha, In.
iicied upon large cas, % Her MatasNs sub.
lect,, but which have been borne by them with
great iorlllude aud eXompar, resignation.
IL Is some consolation TO Her Majesty 10 be led
to hope that this suffering and tins distress are
rather diminishing than increasing, aud that some
renewal OF employment is beginning to take place
IA the manufacturing districts.
This means, We Judge, simply bat Eag,h in.
reference is not likely to happen at present. and
probably not at all in our conf Ct this side the
water And, from the concluding paragraph. we
infer the English Government are persuaded
that their nborng classes are fcemg the conse.
quences OF our struggle less than heretofore, that
the dead point Of danger in that re,pec, is pass.
ed, and that they have already begun 10 recover
from the apprehen'ions of peril to their own
peace, from bread riots q, home. This fact, with
the popular reac,ioa in our favor since the Adj
adopted the policy Of emancipation.
will, we think, make sure, that, while We ate true
to ourselves, we shall have no trouble with Eng.
land.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

NEGROES IN rnE MILITARY SERVICE or uIr
REBEls.-lhe following advertisement, showing
that the rebels have no hesitation in using negroes
in their cause, is taken from the Savannah Re.
publican:
Thirty Dollars Re,rdrd. Deserted from Co.
\, rwcnty.ninth Georgia Regiment, stationed at
Dayton Battery, on Sayrnnah RIVER John Ross.
twenty-five years Of age, about five feet seven
inches in height, complexion brown black. lie
IS a fee negro, and an excellent drummer Was
enlisted Oct. 10, 1861, and deserted November
10, 1862. lie is a, present concealed in Sa,an.
NAH W. II. BlLLApP.
Captain Commanding Dayton Battery
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

The Marquis Of Huntington, an Eagll,h snob.
had the i,I-lroei,ng and impudJnco to appear
alta partym New York the ether evening, with
a secession badge pinucd upon hi. coat, A sol.
oier who had fought on the Peninsula, told him
to remove it, or he should do 50 for him, and
the snob reluctantly hid this emblem of his
Southern proellyiues uptil he could meet more
congenial friends
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-24

racy IN The country. One Is War Democracy
which is opposed, not laetiously, but in a
Legitimate way, to what is called the Emancipe
ton policy Of the Adm nstrauon, the other is
the Peace Democracy which is for raven
to the rebels And, what ma y at
first seem singular, the former have their mo ST
vigorous organ in the Slave States, while the
latter AZ emptng by creating Justification
IN the Free otates' to cripple the administration.
We make an extract below from a Democratic
paper, the st. Louis Hepu5dccH, whchsupports
the war, and commend 1t to the attcu on oil
all those who once belonged to the Democracy
when it was distinguished for its war sPlri anu
pluck
We shall not inquire into the claim Of Mr..
Mahony to represent the political sentiments Of
the Northwest We cannot see whero he ob
tanned the knowledge Of the popular tendencies
Of that section which enables him 10 speak with
such posityeness; and IN truth, do not believe
the ALLEGED facts ou which bis assertions are
based to exist atall. Why is the West opposed
10 the further prosecution Of the var aud i'm Ia
yJr Of disunion; loi the two, as the ease stands,
are identical Mr.. Alahoncy says 1t ls because
Of tile abolition policy Of the Washington adj
mlnistaton Now We agree-lt would be use
les to deny-hat the West is thoroughly op.
posed to many Of the pet measures put forth az
The national capital -aBut two wrong DO not
make one right Mr. Lincoln and lac whole
Republican and abolition party haya it not IN
'Hef power ~ any gA1aF p ,0o.'
To laiate the giglntlc' MISTAKE q 'le No'l.I'
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The rumor that FRmoSr and BprlRR arc
about 10 be assigned to important commands.
we trust will prove true They believe in Geh,.
ing treason, and that's the class Of generals the
country needs moro than any other.