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oNORK PRISONERS.

So ! en- CFiOhh HhASOSbfSS.E Sltl f'su Z
Inc following were sent ffGtns the ffo0t by
Capt. Lyle, yesterday. The British subjects
and prisohers OF war were sent to the Old
Capitol this mo aaihg, snd the deserters to For
rasf Hail. x - : haa ~ fil aD : -
British Subjects.-JosephsA Allison, Robk Gas.
sidy,7 James Dolan, James Keller and John
NseIe = -f e"- '-' 7-E-- FL
Dsserter.-F. Pharo, 10th N. Y; n. n. Gass,
i25th N. Y; John Adams, ys5,h Pa; Jas. Chen
wick, 92d n. Y; James Hickey, 5th Pa. Cav;
Fred. RsnageE, 18th Pa. Cav; Austin Long, 9Th
N. Y. Art; Edward Scarlet, -;+Gapt Hart, 4th
N. Y. Art. asaf ~ g. -.
Prisoners Of War.-A.J ]. Shepherd, 4th Va.
Cav; Capt. W. W. Gordon, 9th Va. CAV; d. y.
huber, asth MISS; d. j. Bswey, 3d'N. G.; Jas
sullivan, 5th La; David Webb, ed Va; JAS
jenkins, 10th Va. Cav.
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y RRY.CHARLEs Es SPEAR, of Boston, died in, this
city Spseraay afternoon. Mr.TSpsar had de-
vuasd2efestf ortion OF his life to philanthropic
20 jects, and was some what well knowa in this
city on account OF his labors among prisoners
and also in the military hospitals.
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2E!Q(AQ NlN'lI,
HRzE oo1 NKE 80.
= = 1J@eESasT = y
= 1nrMons,

This has been day for sensation rumors,
One current being to the effect that t,rce of
r, bel cavalry appeared at Charlestown yester-
tiay- -and-adyanced adetachment on a recon.
noisance to Harper's Ferry and Martinsburs;
rtRt afe deiacl, m@e seEtte Mart sb,ir v as
sfir' h back Il the Hiaih body ofthe Confed ca -
farce atte -saarpas,s Ferry
was consequently rs called, apA fell back with
ont accomplishing anYthfng. This report is
ssidoeg,a, hens lrooghHbyJs gnaeA, aad ssos
bfdy flfs ofieia' or 4 acthery5sss 4, ally Nenougn.
's.haS shha ths nesws,%s Elh y libs esaStat eap p44ai
catonot Haspers ferHy. hyz taIsgFaPh and by
Taak inforp orp1auoneof NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. must
hasafeund its-was tsesr iokei IN adt ance Of the
ssssser! s85 s5zritss ' Ia tatif'10 ot,rGe IA
There is eatfoat sIsdS. smart ca ca =: =:
airy 1sH XIX Fl in
our troops fwensa uceessfuls "a lAis rumor too
laeks confirm itsss up To- the lame Of going to
press > ias sa1 gts1-4. @es 7r-ut1 ~. = ,sfsa
Evening star., 1863-04-15

HOTEL RoBBERY.-Monday night Vim. H
Williams, John Sweet alias White, and an
sother man name unknown, engaged room in
the Cosmopolitan House. No. 525 Eleventh ST.
Yesterday morning they left, taking with them
black coat and paII's, bclgnging to William
Kennedy. Williams was arrested yesterday
by officer TAFT, and the stolen clothes were
fomnd on his person, and faentified, by the
owner. Sweet alias White was arrested by
OFFICER Sullivan, and tho shirt and several ar
ticles of wearing apparel found uDon him.
were also identified by Mcssrs. Kennedy and
Prender. They Were taken before Justice
Clayton, who sent them to jail for court
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INTERNAL, RgrEsuBl DacIsIoN.-Gom1nis-
sioner Boutwell, has made the following de-
cision, Concerning stamp duties ,fapon policies
n.ent shall rot exceed ten dollars, - 80
son any policypf insurance or other instru-
ment,' by whatever name the saIae shall be
called. by which insurance, shall be made or
renewed upon property Of any description,
whether against perils by sea or by fire, or
other peril of any kind, made by any insurance
company or its agents, or by any other COM
pany or person, on which the pren.tum or assess
ment shail not exceed ten dollars" stamp duty
ten cents.-(Sec. s, act March 8, 1867 The
phrase ''premium or assessment" here used, is
construed TO include all payments for insu-
rance, whether In money or In a premium or
deposit note. .s.er . n De- ........E
THH,OPKRA.-Appearan indicate crowd
Cd and hriIfian. ~s.cnablascs n the opera
nights Manager Gran proposes to allow us
on his way West with his troupe.
Baltimore, we see, is enthusiastic over the
operate representations there Of the Grau
Company; and his liberality and good taste
in presenting operas requiring more outlay
than the sGghter compositions of Verdi aud
Donizetti, are warmly acknowledged. We
trust that the encouragement given to MT
Grau on Friday and Saturday will be such
as to justify him in bringing out Meyerbeer's
new opera Of Dinordh, and Verdi's n BaNo in
Adschero, performed with such success at the
North by his company. g. ., +..-,,
Seats ara for sale at Motzernit's
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tiREr-ihe alarm OF fire this morning was
caused by the burning of two stables, belong
ing 10 Mr. Scper and Mrs. Bean, near the cor
ner Of Fourth street east and Sonth Carolina
avenue. The loss amounts to about Ssa00 The
Columbia, Anacosiia and oshar companies
We're early on the ground, ssr"t or account of the
scarcity OF water in that nsighborho0d did not
go III service. The firemen aud the neighbors
by tearing down the fencing, kept the flames
in the stables, hich Were toIally de stroYed....
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PROPOSALS RoR BITUMINOUs COAL.
Chief Assi,f1nt 4ndrtsrn1q qsfey's One,
Depot Of RaShinyio1. d., t.,

J
Corner Of aG. isS and sSssssls sfs. aSril & Gfs}
sss As q = aJ., s;s
1ssf sna the the and Ghsss
ni s0Tn OF two thousand ta,ooe) tons OF BiIs-
The Coal to be Of the best quality, suitable for
Of aud to Gg Ds5.
dred and forty 224oj pounds to the tom the delV
5. Ss7ePea e. fhs sss th If ssd al hy
The above Coal to bs weig. cd by an Agent OF the
Government, and to be paid for by the weight 50
tn. full name and daFFoposAls Foas Sds sas,ss. ., ,
III Il bid S;a i made il the Of firm, tho
The prcposs p ta parnes w es
.Propssss from disloyal parties will not be- eon :.
sia. ss req ana aao ohTM OF ALLEGIAsoE MUST ACCOM-
Proposals must be addressed to Ca ut Edward II,
Hartz, Assistant Qnarternaster United States
ARM, t Washinston, n o. G, and shoaid be pIsilly
GUARANTEE.
shown +, the oss eer tifeate Of The Clerk Of tbs
1satest district Court or Of the United States Dis
rbe ability of the bidder to all the contract should
spensbIs xhsse enaFaS a s s. tTo sp
psnaea to tn guarantee, and said guarantee must
cred rF WI nov "e coislf-
hGnds ib the sam of i've thousand dollars. 81 gued
by the CO nraetor and both of his guarantors viii
be TSquircd Of the successful bidder upon 81 gnns
FORM OF GUARANTEE. .yr..
We of The tn ,hs comfy Of :, AND state of
OF @, ,a5 do hereby guarantee that Is able to
tGi the contract in eeoTdanee with the tsrlns Of
accepted, he, viii at once enter into a contract ia
Eccordauce Herewith. rr.| -
sh9uld the contract be awarded Aim We are pre-.
pared to become his sureties -. F
GO this guarantee Iau st be appended the ofHeiaI
Certificate above men tiored J.
Ire night TO reject Any or all bids that NAV ha
deemed too high il reser yedfhy the Depot euartsr
master.
= EDWARD u HARTZ.s
ap Is I'd Captain and A. u H.. q g. Army.
} sEss at private safs uhill sainldsT, ~ H't
vhep tb6y will be sold at .pu bIi, auction IN
They can re 81 en At No. 202 ~ st.s Island 6ZA
oetweep K ana SIS "a bstst~ss zap IA 6tt ...
ION BUSHELS PRIMH % = 16.f3Z'7T 1T =
Ivy - pSACHBIow;forAFors.
PRETfYMAN BROS.
apN'T@ No. 4s3 Ninth st., bstw. D and q,
Evening star., 1863-04-15

THE CAPTURE OF THHCITY or MFXreo Bf
THE FRENCH REEORTED AT MOBILE
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:. ASLaTE SAEEn,-This morning, about. Q Y
o'elOckT prtroi1aen Harman aud Carraher. OF
the Seventh Ward, found man snapisd M Mn-
Ter, of the 10th New Jersey regimen, strug.
CLING in the canal between Merylapa avenue
and q street, be, having accidentally fallen in.
They succeededin .reseaing him from dEo " IN
ing. Pae
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Yesterday, Judge Fisher sissued writs Under
the fugitive slave law 10 Walter A Edelin,, of
Prince George, !. Ct. Kent, of Calvert, and
VIM T. Holloway, of Anne Arundel counties,
Md, for the, return Of their slaves, who are
thought to be in the District. These are the
first writs issued since the rganizatlon of
the cOf1rts, % ..Hf HsA@ - y 2 = 3 l-t Z
Evening star., 1863-04-15

GOLD DECLINING.
NEW YORK, April 15.-tield ha. destined 10
t-a
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MASONIC Companions of Columbia Royal
ssa ks ssS hRssrfsS
rs ZIG E A.. gsse.ss Of S.:y.as md pi:ssies 81
present Other companicn in good standing are
e%5a"' It invited By osd:F 5Ka S5 II E..
ms a.ddL, TRANSCRIPTION cELABRAr1oN.-A
shs sn.neip.tion oi The s.!es q the Dist:iss
18th D: at
co.o1ed will be in attendance and viii deliver ad-
The exercises will bsinterEpersed with Vocal and
lnsti nmentsl Music BY amateurs from the several
Pefreshments will be provided in the basement
Aanssen M n i cents proceeds Of which for the
r-Net OF oesatnte contraoaods. apis ct
3 against this Off Co. on account of lire suiarisy
dhs 5eSs p.9n or Of their mail matter
the snpIe,es viii confer s1orp ps.' 81 re e
porting the facts to ne at once, in writing in order
:, !, Sss,Aess0n VA Si', fs's Once 2'4'i s. isss
NEeoIILnoTq%Rs, EeoIIIL1n1o:T %:s,! !gI5Ie1, 2: ; I,5sns.I
paid th:ir t.ss. o licenses and Who have received
i made before April 10Th 1863. sssii soe pro-
SD E IaVIs &
Collector sf S,i'i;s, igts5ns = tsSssSs
r,TsAsHlNsToN w s GREY: A:s1I IS. lss,:-we,
loaf: ySSS ySSEs ). IaSis4ts ISsxp4s Genus ''f
iSSf Essfis.s!s SsSis 4 .s!sssaAsF' sssssA1ssFs' ! Sa,ss
PHILIP Wx0EER,
no W. GEORGE HkINZBRL1N4.
to IL Ra:d !. oar
DAY k7sSss aSis A st. and R. s;,sf
ssg Z. o.. .aa oi ass; a. s9sh d,y #
sth and v.s, near ths Poss Once ss."sen
TNoTICE:,,As Sale Of IefEeshmen.s and fancy
room Of the ~ es 4 ths
st.nt and D5 ksRAY
siss to se
.. ana close st 10 O'Clock m each day. sp ls st'
PATRICK KENNY, Prom Galway county,
1fssIs Sa 1, IL in a thi, city bis sister Mary kenny
MARY at this office. he may find her. it.
j springs. Inquire Of 9 EORGB 4. HALL, Gar
f;see se baix sfxsf near 18th street, wash'ns'On'
WE 0FFER Best Prime Goshen Table BUTTER
JONEs& CO..
ap 70 W Corner Fig hth and d.
o. eosslssansr' ON oors1esnxsr,
= y barrels Of old Monongshels Pure RYE ( WI Wits
i:e<' At the corner g. g. SssIEI ~ fas a.s.
1l0O BOXES ORANGES :
lVOO 5M boxes LEMONS. -... -
BANANAS, kAIsINS, PIGS, 1s.t arrivals at
aR E-at Corner Eighth and D.
IMPORTANT soR -
lsrrsl, which is better, and tWo dollars cheaper
1i0lf than ever Hour was said nNHs II NWHsshingten.
ap Io-at Corner Eighth and D.
M WAsHIsoros, D. O., April I3, 1853.
y. ~ AyOE nelly Is hereby. notified to call at
street., between 18th aid l4th streets and taksaWay
the bay horse he left there and cay all costs In.
cnrred on hR or the horse will be appraised and
.Sao 10 otis.y me sane within ten tu, days fr
pI5-st. A. .COWLIN7 l. BROTHERS.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subzcri-
" Ston eonnty ia the District Of Ociumbi :,
letters OF aemi istraion the parse nal estate OF
Shxrieh 8. Whitney la e of Washington county
SAID deceased are hereby warned to exhib bit ina
same, with the vouchers thereof to the sbscriber
On or heft re the lith day of April nsxt; they may
otLerwise ~ law be excluded from all benefit Of
Cay Of Apnil.A d 1863 THOMAS DENNIS,
sp 10 lew3w Administrator.
- n I, n ~ r.
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LATEST FROM CHARLESTON

DgsRecrlosa or fHE4ti 22CoSFEDERATE
fSrfAMEs sTbS SEwALL,JACKso WITH
a., yAl CABLE EA.RG0, By OUR ii
- Ian. bnRiOCk ADERs. al, itL. -
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3 against this Off o on account Of IRE sulnrisy
in the rece ption or delivery Of their mail matter,
or di'eoprtesy or want Of attention on the part OF
porting the facts to me at in writing in order
that the proper remedy may be applied
8. BOWEN Postmaster.
Warrington City Post Ofacs, April 8, 1888
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SMAeONIo.-Compani of Co,umbia Royal
US Arch Chapter. No. Is: You Ale hereby no.
l,!isd that on THIS w Wednesday) EVENING, at
IN O'Clock. there will be psid to Columbia r.
the G +. A.. Chapter OF Maryland and District Of
Coum eia You are earnestly requested to be
present Other compositions in good standing are
cordially invited. By order Of the N. Z. H. P.
1t 4 JNO. THOMSON
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ION BUSHELB PRIMH I'd - sbh fat'7F IT :
lUO SS. PBAoffBLow,foTATors.
just received and for aale W sly Z -
PRETTYMAN BROS
apli-St" No, 4S3 Ninth st., bstv. and q.
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Ap To 'u CApWIh ana a. " ID, ,7U. 8. Army
II FE6S at private eafs uisfff Saturdsy. -
yhep they will be sold at .pubIi, auction IN
The can re 9 en At No, zoe ~ st.s Island ~
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Seats are for ,sale at Met2aro!t's.
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u3 RxvkSU1, Wash:n gton April u. 1sS.~No.
toe il hereby eiyen to Alf persons who have not
dsmand notice for the same, that, unIess pay ymsnt mt
is made on OF before April 10Th 1868, shall pro
asprovided BY hw. LEWIS CLEPHANE
Collector Of U. g. Ipternal Revenue
ap 14-lW fer the District Of Columhia
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In = recent isit 10 Southern Kentucky,
by gentlem; an connected with this of
ficc,it was b pleasure to make The &c,
duAintAnce of several Of the oflisors be-
longing 70 the 9Th New Hamp shire regi-
ment, doii,g Post duty in that portion Of
the State II has been in the service over
two years, and during that time has rem
dered important and Efficient service TO
the Government, participating in some Of
the most 6ercely contested and important
battles of the war-CAmden, N. G sec
ond Bull Run, Chantilly, South Noun
tain, AntietAm, Fredericksburg and
Vicksburg, and skirmishes innumtrable.
The regiment is now considerably re-
duced in numbers from the casualties Of
war and sickness. Ga entering the SER
vice il numbered over q thousand men,
with s. G. Griffin as its Colonel Col.
Griffin has since been promoted, and is
now with Gen. Burnside. Col. Parsons
now commands the 9th, than whom q
more sterling or patriotic officer does not
belong TO the army. The soldierly and
gentlemanly bearing of the officers and
men have made them scores of friends
among the people where they are at
present stationed. ...
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HEADovAErrss g,arrD srArr' Tosora,

HEADQUARTERS UMTD STATES FoRoFs !
NASHVILLE, TEnS., Oct. -, 1868. I
The following completed Discharge Papers remain
Al these Headquarters uncallod for
Discharged April H. 1898 q, ilsa D. Wilsoh, private
90. O ga ohio lnrtry
% Auz g. EDWARD s. Lincoln U0r
90 U, "a IN 10. ABILITY.
%" 10, {" Hamilton smith, private
co, j, lOth Ny, Infantry
Sept 10, William Ben private CO.
h, Tooth Ohio iaiantry
-, John Roth, private Co
ID, iO5th ohio Inhutry.
BY order OF Brig Goa. X. b. Granger,
0etlsd8talt n kENIN, Capt
aud A. A. a Fost
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A Warming.

There is not an intelligent loyal man,
in or out of Office, who passed through
the ordeal of rebellion in Tennessee, in
1861, and attempted 10 fight treason by
temporizing and compromising with il,
in hope Of turning it aside, who has not
acknowledged since that all such at
tempts were not only unavsiling but in
furious. Let US be warned by the sad
experience of those who vsinly tried to
fight treason in 1861, by concessions,
and not seek 10 restore civil govern
ment in this State, by compro-
missing with the rebelliOus sen-
timent which still actuates many of our
people. Better take high grounds, and
raise all TO one elevated and safe position
than go down to the level Of the dis
affected and disloyal. He who main
tains that rebels should vote in the re-
organization of the State, is signing the
death warrant of loyalty in Tennessee.
We tried tempOrizing and cOnOiliatiOn
two years ago, and God forbid that we
should repeat the experiment.
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Cd them to be dIsbelieved, but there is
serious reason 10 believe that Lee, with
aniaugmehted force, is moving in that
direction, and will cross the river 10 at
tack Washington on the north side, II
not prevented. General Meade is moving
his forces in that direction, and . battle
may be expected within twenty four
hours. No apprehension are entertain
ed as to the result
Governor Scicmen, Of Wisconsin, lie
here, and has succeeded in having the
quota of volunteers credited TO bis State
in the draft that is TO be made. IL has
been concluded that the draft shall be
carried out in the Western States, but
each one is TO be credited with It's sup.
ply Of volunteers, and the draft is TO be
made accordingly. -s-.a-s-ua.za
The sudden movement of our army has
shut in . number Of guerrillaa between
1t and the defences, and steps are being
taken to capture them.
CARo, Oct. 1.-THE steamers Omaha
and City Belle brought up three hundred
bales of cotton.
The Memphis Bulletin Of the 10th
says the I'd Michigan cavalry, Lieut. Col
onel Merrier, encountered the rebel Rich
ardson, with eighteen hundred men and
four pieces of artillery, on the TAlahat-
chic. ~ oi----
Richardson reireAted to 0kalona
Col. Hatch scattered Chalmers command
driving them all beyond the TSllAhst-
chic, and gave up the pursuit only when
bis ammunition was exhausted. Gen
Sweeny's Infantry took the wrong route
But for this error, most Of Chalmers
force would have been captured.
New YORK, Oct 19--The Herald has
the following despatch
ARMY OF THE PoToMAG, Oct. 17.--There
was q renewal of artillery firing on our
extreme left to-day, continuing only .
few minutes. The main body of the
enemy has disappeared, and nobody
knows where except Gen. Meade and bis
confidential military counsellors. Even
the regular brigade of cavalry advancing
beyond our front tailed to find them in
any considerable number. AT Z o'clock
this evening all is quiet in front.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.--The sales Of
Government bonds on Saturday amount
ed to $l,738,750 Sales for the week
Of $9,500,000. Deliveries of bonds are
made to October IS. The loan yet un-
sold is under $2000000U0, aud at tn,
above rate will be before the public.
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 17.--Reports o.
cavalry just in say that the enemy
cavalry were driven back across thu
Tennessee river, with loss in killed
wounded, and desertion, of 1000 mel
and pieces of artillery. The success
of our forces was complete.
CHICAGO, Oct. 18.--Twenty six of Nor
gan's men escaped from Camp Douglas
last night by digging tunnel from one
of the barracks under the fence.
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Brigadier. General j. A. Garfield, late
Chief of Gen. Rosecrans' staff, arrived
in this city Saturday, en- route home. He
lisa member elect to Congress, and leaves
the army 70 lake his seat in that body.
Gen. Steadman also arrived on his
way home, having leave of absence. be-
Gen. BEATTY arrived with them, and
left yesterday for Louisville.
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SHE STooPS TO CONQUER.
MISS HARDoAsrLE ....se,, Miss LAvRA KEEN,
Cast Of Characters by the Combination Troupe and
Stock Company.
AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY.
PRICES OF ApmlssIos
GaIIerY of Ielne Arms

CORNER OF UNION AND COLLEGE STREETS.
For fine life-like AmbrOtypss, Photo
graphs, from life size down to. Carte de
Visite, executed in the highest style Of
the art, either plain or colored, call At
the above establishment, the largest and
most extensive in the Southwest. Al
buns, carte pictures Of the Generals OF
both armies, in great variety, always on
hand. Call and see the finest and largest
collection of pictures in the city.
Respectfully,
t. f. SALESMAN,
n- Successor 10 O. O Giers.
Oct. 18.-1m. iof t.fff ir.1
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A few days ago we made mention of
the fact that 10000 letters had been re-
ceiVed and forwarded at the Nashville
Post Office in one day. Since that, as
many as 40 600 have been received and
mailed in one day and this in addition
to a heavy newspaper mail. The army
mail matter is immense, and yet IL ia
all distributed and delivered punctuSlly
each regiment having a separate box TO
which letters aud papers for it are con-
signed There is no failure on the part
of the Postmaster here, or his clerks.
They perform their duty faithfully and
efficiently. .e
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We understand that the little girl
shot recently in MurfreesbOro', by one
of Wheeler's guerrillas, will probably
recover. The shooting was deliberate.
With other children che was playing in
3 yard. The guerrilla rode by, raised
his piece, took deliberate aim, and shot
her. Such fends put the devil to shame.
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Information Wanted.

TT John Anderson, Co. o., 1st Reg't. wfoonsin 10
fantry Is In the city be will please make II known
At Hospital No Is. or Il any person In the city
knows where he Is, they will obhgo his father by
making il known az the same place.
Oct20-Itf M.n W. ID. CHAsl
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/, p.e,arationo as this, and submit 1t to

" Declaration" ~ this, and submit II to
the peoplsAs rstiIGi IL Al the polls, hav-
ing publ III set III example Of treason
Befatth( Who'll ate, and showed their
Bon ituehey hd 70 be false 70 their
bbuptty Staihiy did not need to take
formal oath q support another Gov
ernment, whether they ever did 20
or not. To argue that the acts oil
the Legislature of 1861 need formal re-
peal, or a judicial condemnation TO ar
est their operation must proceed either
from marvellous audacity or marvellous
obtusity. One might as well contend
that the. DEGREES of the Nashville Vigil
lance Committee are binding till legally
set aside. The Legislature of 1861 had
formally rejected and renounced the
conditions of it's election, and was pro-
fessedly making laws under wholly
different government from that under
which II was elected and took its oath o
Office. 7- AL. d, sv,-
We believe that there were some mem
bors of the Legislature who vote'
against the Declaration at the polls, bu
the great majority Of that body voted TO
il; while q reference to it's acts viii
show that in its conduct as body
was the avowed enemy of the UniteC
States, and the avowed friend and sup
porter of the Southern Confederacy Il
which it acknowledged its fealty in ev
cry possible mode.
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DIED.-Frday october 10Th, 1858, Rev. H.
Powers, Delegate of the U. g. CHRISTIAN Commission
from Elizabeth, Alleghany Co Pa. 81 &. ,-r-
The funeral services win be held on Wednesday,
2Ist inst at P. NJ, in the End Presbyterian Church
College street, Nashville. oZ 1 3iri lG 20
q Delegates, ohaplaina, soldiers, and others aye
earnestly requested to attend,
Oct2o-2t
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We saw a private letter yesterday
from a gentleman residing in West Ten
nessee, in which il was stated that the
rebel conscript agents are hunting Union
conscripts with dogs, in that section Of
the State. A day OF rotribution will
come
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-20
To Newsdealers.

AMES LAKE a CO., Army News Agents, have
- removed 20 No. o., Cherry street, where they
Will be pleased 10 their old friends Orders from
Army Postmasters aud others promptly attended TO-
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