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united Statea of Amerinn |.

plsrKlCT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE 10.
IA hkREAS, uiurmauun has been dlod IN the Dis.
W trot Court of the United states or no DISTINCT
on the Goth day OF June, A. D. 1862 by John nmhle
ESQ, Attorney fof the uni,ed states foe the Middle
District Of tennessee who proseoutes hern in behalf
Of the United tatos, against EIGHT BOXES OFnRY
GOODS AID ONE PAIR OF TRUCKS, all marked
a. A. Levy, Louisville Ky ," aledging IN substance
that said Goods were seized land In SAID District as
forfeited 10 the United Stltes that said Goods were
transported from Nashville IN the State OF Tennessee,
70 Louisville "a thp state OF Kentucky on the lsth
dqy Of June 1863, IN violation OF the ACT of Congress
and the proclamation OF the President Of the United
sta es, mlerd ting all commercial intercourse be-
tween tue citze-s and Inhabitants Of the rest tie
pnited states, and against the regulations OF the
Treasury Department OF th United States; aud that
SAID foods became by forfeited 90 the Omitted
states, ana pray process against the same, and that
the anne De condemned a. forfeited, a. aior said
Nu"i therefore, ln pursuance OF the monitor Of the
Con under the Sal Of said Court TO e directed and
HVered DO HEREBY give public nogioe % all persons
Calming SAID noods they be a. app ar before sad
District Court 70 be held AZ the Federal Court ROOM
~ the Guy Of Nashville, in aid District the 9Th day
OF july A.. ID 1868, thou and there 10 nterposo heir
claims, and 20 make their allegations IN that behalf
h X. tLAsCOCk
u s. Marshal for Middle District Of Tennessee
1uun n. lh03--tf c.
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LosI-On Sunday morning, near tho
cOrner of Market and Church Streets, a
pocket-book, with a,smal sun of money
on the Planters Bank. The iindOr can
retain the money and will oblige the
owner, by leaving the book and papers a
this office, July tilt
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ApVERTIsED LETTERs.

n.ist % Letters Remaining In the
Nashville Post office July I, 1863
---LIst MO- q.
All letters advertised subject 20 an extra charge
Of ono cont. Persons calling Tor them viii palse be
prcpa~cd with tho necessary change.
Persons calling Tor thsse letters viii please say
they arc advertised whether they IN tho citizens
" col lers list aud give number and date Of list
All letters not taken out 10 one m nths will be cent
10 the General Post Once as dead letters
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Az the store Of f. w. Decker, in "BeEe-
Oie,o, !" corner Summer and Howard Streets
The goods you need, you will fad there,
ample and Of the best quality. Go and
examine the great variety of his we'll
selected and assorted Supply Store, con-
tisting Of
Ale, Lager Beer CatAwba Wine, the
choicest kinds of Fruits and Candies,
Cakes, Crackers, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, &c.
iuneal- Inns f.. w. DRoKBR.
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MILITARY.
DEPARTMENT. HEApQuARTERs.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on High street, Maj.
Gen Rosccrans, commanding.
CHIT artermosfer--Headqua on High street,
GEAR Cedar. Lieut.. Col. Juo w. Taylor.
Chief OoinmissaYI-He Headquarters on Summer street,
near Broad Lieut.. Col. g. Simmons.
Propoa Marshal General - Headquarters on High
street Capt W. NJ. Wies
Assistant Medical Director-Surgeon A. Henry Thur.
ston u s Vols, "a Cherry street
POST HEADQUARTERS,
Post Hea dauarters on College street, between I'm.
ion aud Church Streets DR.. Waters resdencs.) Gen.
q. Mitchell, commanding
Chief AssisiGai QudrterRoss -,n charge of Depot
and Dsbursing Oiiioer--la N. Hodges, on
Cherry street, between I MD aud Church
Assistant QuarfTmaste1- H. charge OF Clothing, Camp
and Garrison Equpage, Market street. Capt
rhos ]. Cox.
Assistant CadrtsrmGaer---L charge OF Quartermas-
terB stores, Issues to Hospitals Quarters etc. Capt
S. MoKean Laporte, Cherry street, between Church
and Broad street,
Assistant Qtarserlaasss-In charge of Fuel, Forage
and Stationery, No. 81 Market street, Capt VIM.
Mills.
AssiSf1nt Qiarferqadsior-ln charge OF River Trans
portaton Capt J. u Stubbs, High street, old head
quarters Gen. Rosocrans'.
Assistant QadriermdasT--In charge Of Railroad
Transportation, Capt. s. Perkins, Jr., on Cherry
street, near Theatre.
Act. Assastsm QHarte7Easssr--In change Of Means
Of transportation, Public Shops, etc. Lieut.. O. H.
Irwin, on Cherrystreet, near Theatre.
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.

A. q. SANFORD Il co.,
AZ Merohnnts' stank, No. 90 College
street,
VIII furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish to send money homo, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town, and thereby save the RISK of
sending money by mail or Express.
THIS is the only sIfe way to send money
North. iunel8-tf
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
G ENERAL HOSPITALS
Post of NIurfreesborO. Tenn

Medical Director Postal, q. WooDwORTn.
Hospital No. L-City Hotel s. W. corner square.
Surgeon ! d, Fitch
No. Woodbury. Pike, $. o. Bimoe, Sur
eeOn In charge.
% No. 3-East Court House. w T. Johnson,
surgeon In charge.
No. 4-WoodbuTy Pike, Asst. Surgeon
J. W. PeArce.
No. B-Horth Court House J. 4, Woods,
Surgeon In charge.
% No. O--NOrth- cor. square. NJ.
Failer, Asst. Surg In charge
80. T-East Court House b. Woodward,
Surgeon IN charge
" No 8-Opposite and west City Hotel VIM.
A. McCully, Azst. surgeon In
charge
No. Cor. Nashville and Lebanon Pike
8 D. PermAr, Act Asst. Surgeon
IA charge
1enl Field Hospital No J. One mile west Cour
House ] H. Finley. SuTgeen Ia charge.
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WanteG-A Furnished House.

A MEDIUM SIZtD HOUSE, in a good location,
IA well furnished, aud with all modern improve
M ntH re or two eryants taken " deslrod Good
care will DO taAen VI every thing Apply at
Brown a. CTS
as College OF 81 Cherry strot
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oHIo aTATE NoYl

Established BY Governor David sod, 20 collect tho
accounts Of discharged Ohio soldlera, and 10 furnish
them transportation home To direct lhom how to
obtain pay for extra duty, az nurses, etc OHIO en-
ploys the Agent, aud Il Is his duty 20 give the bust
aess Of Dor soldiers careful aud reapec M attention
Apli I'm
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NIGHT POLICE
NNMNl,Y -uENICNNs.

4ic-is-ysfnese Y'ntop. DepUi----TbomRs Hob.
on and j. K. Buchanan.
lIsgastef- ebnlcps DRrrCu
TY7stso--W Jasper Taylor
Coroser-N n Bolcher
Ranger--Johu OOrbitt
RsvoHus CoLeci0r--W. D. ROberpoL
Railrodi Tar Coieot0r-J, q. Briley.
COfaGhes for he NGshvils DiJrioi--John n Cover
s,N
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RESIGNED OFFICEBS.

I)AH ACCOUNTS COLLECTED, OR CAsHED. by
JkO. II, GKE 4 CO.,
Z D. 'ial@ Agentsi Real Eliaie aud Commoroial
Brokers, Once lOlS cherry St " Stairs.
iuuc2O-lm,
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DIRECTORY.
GUY oovERNMENT
JOIN HUGH SMITH, Magof.
william sHAsk, Recorder

'SiI GO NEhh NJ Enfs
JOHN HUGH SMITH Maycf
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHuMBiEY, haFshaL
Dcps'v MafsAols--N. b Wilkinson, A q. Nukct,
sgsrts al ~ vsrie-J5sn Ctumbley &. nrst.
Jacob French, second aud mos. McUariy. thfrd.
Tur Assess0r--Wuliam Driver.
Rs,saHs Collsctor--A. q Shankland
NaiI laE CbliscfOf--t- y. tsnfrou
fetnlre--R Henry tE
Wharf Mlster---rhOu a. Lehac.
Stper1AtsNdsnf Of tie WoftAos.e--J. 2 Dodc
iiiprtnistidea II he Wsir Worls.-Wm Stewart.
Clief Of fts W. Recommendation NJ ScabGry
Sert5a Of tio O,8,sisrp--T n. Mcbride
street Ortrsesr-I l.. Stewart
otig Aaornsg-E. Mulley.
CITY COUNCIL.
Board o. Aideymcn-M a. Brien, Precedent John
Carper, Jos. J. RObb, I'D MunOy, II. o. sc0Yel, W,
Chcathan, ~ q. L. Claiborne, and ). = smith
uoHason OouHeil--Aadrew Andersoni presidents Jas
Turner, William Soberts, 6, M Souih ate Abraham
Nycrs, Alex. Mcdaniel L, D. Hough, Charles sayers,
j 2. nUwles, W. A. McCleandl 7. J. 1arbrough,
Wm. Driver, WIN. stewart, Ihos Ofoady, VIM Haily
AID VIM. sanb0rn.
STANDING OoANirfFes o. iHt CITY ooUsCiI"
FssaBoe-KnoWes scoye and btien
Water Works-Anderson, Smith aud Claiborne
s,reots- HUI, Turner, Myers, Mulloy, Chatham
VaIbrough, ready and Haily.
Whort-Iurner, CarpeT aud MoCelAnd
Sohools--Cheatham, Mulloy ana KnoWioa
Fire Department Myers, StoweTt and AOClelland
Gds-Driver, Croady and hyers.
UemeisrB-- NTH, Sanb0rn and stewart
Barksi House. Yarbrough, Roberts and Carpor.
Siarc-hulOy, Mcdaniel and Stewart
. P0lios-t' hcatham, Bricn and Sayerf.
spf6Bs--Cready Claiborne and Myers
WorkioUs6-Sayers, Rohb and Mcdaniel
improvements and Expenditures Bren
and sanborn
Ps6iio FropcYty--Robb, stewart and Driver.
Pea Hotssc--Oarper, Southgate and HALEY.
49, The Board OF Aldermen meets the Tue71nyE
iext preceding the second end fourth Thursdays IN
zach mouth, and the Common Council the second
md fourth Thursdays Ia each month,
NIGHT POLICE
Uaptain--JOhn Baugh. "a.
Second lieutenant Robert Scott,
FiYsi Lieianaal--John $ ingalls,. H-.. ID .
Z Folcsmea-Wm. Jackson Jonn Cavendor, Mich Da
Is joel Phillips, Wn. Baker, Johu Cottrel, william
ago, John Engss J. " Wright John Pickett,
lobeft Soft, " c. franois, David Yates, ChSs HUI.
ut aud b ianley
ss Tbs polioe Court IL opened every morning at
t,na nirl.t~l
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Fresh Eggs, Fresh Butter, and Vegc,
tables received daily and for sale whole.
sale and retail, at No, 38, Public Square
JoHN L. BRowN,
June 2O-tf Grocer
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Persons wishing a fine pen can find a
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, ~
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar
iel0--tf
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Oats q! OatsI!!

MJE HAYS FOR SALE BY rHE BUsHEL, A
w large Lot Of Oats at the stable On Front
Street H.. Il. HAMMER 60.
jmyl-6w
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DESIGNATION.
NOVICE M SMTT.ERa

lie UNDERSIGNED HEREBY INFORMS SUI
LENS that he has In store and intends 60 keep
on hand during tho summer very Choice stock Of
Cincinnati
Lager Beer, and Sands Chicago Ale,
He invites them to give him call, feeling assured
that he eau give satisfaction both as regards the
quality Of theartioe and the prices.
LOUIS RUBIN,
No. 60, Corner 0? Broad and cherry ITS.
junelO-lms
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Or. Kings Oispensary
ron PaIvATE DISEASES.

Ey76s.sz =. fEilsS TH. KING Iorinorly Of New Yorh
sklts 49, for Iaat yoars OF LouisyiiIe ~
AAtig r-a~ who has devoted his atteptiont Ia
tho treatment Of private diseases for 80 years aers
himselE having attended 10 a practice for 40 many
years, and cured SO many thousands he ia enabl,d
90 cure all daeasol Of private uaturo, no matter
how bad they may 10 from irludcious medical treat.
ment, or nom neglect Of their own. Dr. Riupia
mspouHary 10 No. % Doaderlok street. t0tgoon Ohgs
~ aud the Square, second story whore he Gu rs Al
diseases Of private nature.
Gonorrhwa cured without nau1e0us medicines or
Interference with business.
Structures OF old or recent date oeotuaIly cured IN
TOW dgyas BY az operation which causes no nam.
Where structure exists health cannot DO epnioVed
Perhaps 90 disease causes more mischief aud UNDER
mines the constitution 80 much.
Syphilis with oil the diseaaes Of the skin sv,,yf,
out Of neglect or bad treatment, eau b. effect AllJ
cured In few days
SszaiAal WeakHees.-Part tention hayins bees
given 70 this disease and al thu consequences grow
lug out Of H. brought on IN many cases BY ne a..
structiye habits OF iQoonsiderRte youths ans exce
I've indulgence OF the passions, neglect OF which
VIII undermine the constitution, rendering she sub
eot unnl for business or society, R4d causing prenA
ture Old age, ~
Females who may be laboring with any tifSoulty 0
tho womb may rest assured q immediate rolief
Persons residing abroad BY writing aud stating
then case with foe enclosed, direct 70 Dr. A. KinR
NO ~ Deaderiok street, Nashville, Tom, viii hav.
the necessary medicines cent 10 their address, Oas.
hours nom ao'olock II the morning MIN IN N,
'eN'ne lJuly 10Th dAwly
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Ahh > n NNIFs AiAnh+
COUNTY COURT,

itidgs-don. James Whitworth
sierF-P Lindsey Nichol
e. The JUDGES Count meets the nrst Monday
lach month, and the Quarterly Court, composed
tho Magistrates Of the County, Ia held the nrst MOI
'sy in January April, July and nctobe-
GtRNIUT NOlIpT
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A. 81 NJ. LANDsBERa s. Co.
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Uaoseeil07---H0 Samuel D. Friernon
DIRK and hIaSsss---J +. aleayes.
ss- The Court meets the aFst Aondsv In AaY an'
aOYember.
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CIRCUIT COURT.


Gterb--David G. Love.
eHr The Court meets the Gree Ncndsy IN Mar
nd September.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

And the people will see TO IL that the var j. not
carried on IT'LL Ne are conquered" When IL is
demons, rated that we cannot conquer, the people
will say il i time Ia stop
There J. no danger that the radicals will be
able t. carry ont Their plot of bringing abnut
separation IN NAY next. The conservatives here
sil ueye- consent ID IL. aud they are strong
enough TO prevent it Beside, tie enuuciiton
OF this atroeiyu~ plot OF Greeles'- proves that il
Ms aI~a,s the design OF the Absliti0ni-ts To
make thi- war a tor the abolition OF slavery
and the destruction of The Union. md not a
WIZ for the maintenlnte Of the Uniou. as
the people were made To believe The mask
being now thrown off. aud the hideous designs
OF the real traitors being exposed, there can be
no hesitation on the part of the people in bring
rig such war TO an immediate stop The
Union Can never be restored while this war for
the destruction Of the Union continues The
messages Of Gov Sewn and Gov. Parker
the action of the Legislatures of Pennsylvania.
New JERSEY. Illinois and lndianr; the failure OF
the draft: the action of numerous public meetings
In most Of the Northern States: the attempt "f
Congress IN raise $50 900 negro soldier; and the
decentralization anc rapid dlsniegratlon OF our
armies which will ne reduced TO 3o0. 600 men 10y
next May-are all proofs tht the people are
tirei OF this war and that its termination Is fast
approaching
lfeTe l. every prODfDllity, therefore, tnat
events sharing themselves. both ut the
North and ut The South. that. in March next, the
people at the Northern State will he c,lIed upon
e lie idle between two aItctntfive-:
Fr-t-A restoration OF the Union on the terms
indicated above namely: The Union IL WAS
aud the Coz tuition il j.; and. with that restO-
ration. peace. prosperity. ppwer. and the ability
u m ,ntan the Monroe doctrine;
Seconc-A dissolution OF the Union; acknowl-
edgment of the Independence of the Southern
Conieieracv; an humble appel To the Emperor
Napoleon to fix tie boundary line, aud national
shame and hum liation.
1t is in the power of the people to choose which
of these We will hive Let them spe TX in tones
If thunder. and their servants h're will heir
and must obey. A. 10 the war. conservatives and
radicals both agree that it il PLAYED out and must
stop
In the meantime. the Abcltioui>ts will have
the satisfaction of knowing that their war will
have cau-el the firm establishment of African
slavery in all the Southern Stntes and Terrific
res. and the utter downfall aud humiliation OF
their party. L.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

m so~sde view OF Kepu blteaut IN :
We pu'sls-h this morning extracts from the
speech OF NJ. Co~vAr. the Rrpablcsn Repre-
sentative IN Congress from .nsas. which il
aosstle<ss true relecs.oa Of the radical Repaid
lean sentiment upon the present aspect Of our
nssion-l Affairs. Mr. coswsY j. in favor Of an
immediate cessation OF ho-tiIites: the recognition
Of the inIependence Of the Confederate Ststes.
uniform impos, duties free trade between the
staie-, North and South: the Tree navigation Of
the M's-~sippi river. and the mutual adoption Of
the AvSnor .iocrrne which proposes the union OF
all the Safes OF North America for mutual pro-
tset'on against the aegressions OF foreign powers
The Republican Representative from Kansas
fsvor~ these propositions for the reason that the
attempt 10 .slgagate the Confederate States by
force of arms is thus Ear fisure. and there is
reasonable probability th,t the Union can be re-
stored by var. lie Is for disunion because he
thinks division will be advantageous To
bath sections OF The eoabtry. aud to that com
p'exion he thinks IL must come.
III an, ID mrr,t hid IN ,1e speech SIMILAR in
sentiment to Ar. CoSwAr's. il would have been
pronounced reasonable AMI the author deserving
a traitors doom: but coming from a blue
Republican,. aud we my say mn Aboiiionist. il
al not only he tolerated hut will he endorsed
sensible aud practicable solution Of our national
difiiculti~s. We publish what Mr. CONWAY
s,ys as an inside sex oi RADICAL Republican
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
PIPE CEEEK TOWNSHIP. IND Re

EDITcR SESLlSEL: There Is dispute among
out here as 10 tie money Governor Morton
spent tor the soldiers The Republicans say all
the r3ouey he and hi> brother Hniloweh spent IN
going round OF special trains vas bis own money
and therefore the Democrats traitors Tor not
voting him thanks. cay il was the State .
money he Syent and tl.es e.ore he Is eitl,d to no
more thanks than am. How l. the iscty " III
you be good enough to stale how il isl
lour<, &c GEORGE coRSFIEID.
Ii George will examine the report mfde by the
Governor To tie Legislature oh the expenditure
ci the Sl0J.U0O Contirrc eat Fund OF the Stale. .
will pVsably learn all he wants 10 know iIom an
official source
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07
NOTICE.
Street improvement Notice.


Indianapolis. february 5th. 1861
NOTICE is hereby given OF the pencency Of the folgw
u Ing 0rsinGnces, t0-wit: n.
tor grad NJ ant b0wifcring Virgins Avenae exclu-
sive Of the sidewalk. between Na-hnsto eet snd
POgGe'. Rin
for grading and bow llerirg delaware streef excu.
sive OF the t~~4 ak between Washington sfreef and
Pos Ge's hgu
tor graseng Wv York street and north sidewalk be-
tween I.csfort and West streets.
Fur gazing. paving and curbrg with stone the side
walk the nth Ge O: As ket street. wcsn Penn
sylvaEla aid Circle rect. asi Circle ef bef~een
Asrsef and Meridian sir-cis -oath tide Of Circle
street.
For g'alin0 and bow WIDER ng PcnsJ lssia street
ciu fhe -..sss-. between The q Ohio
aud north side Of Michigan
For IRA iIg an paving fae sden ak the norh side
u All ny street. hfuees .eg Iersey and the
alley Of LibeTfy street.
F0r grading anu gra,sBg Alabama street exclusive Of
the sidewalks. between asAngon street and Nassa-
chgsstfs Avenue
And tn a. he said ordnsnc~S VII he taken for final
pas sge Eesular meet ng " the Common Cpupc,
be bed Tuesdsy evening. February u, lss3 at
O'Clock. JOHN G WATERS. City clert.
fe57-d2t hy 6Eo r. ASDrEfnS. DEPUTY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

GREtLEY's PLor FOR PEACE AND SEPARATION II
May ID BIZ FRrsrRATrp-THE PtoPLE TO De-
KNowLLpGNENr OF SOUTHERN INDEPENDENCE
The kEY-NorE OF PEACE AND REUNION
SOUNDED BY Henry s FoorE--A FLOOD or
LIGHr on THE CAUSES OF THE WAR--SExAr n
DOUGLAS Still LIVES" SINCE HIS CouxsELs
WILL PRLvAIL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-07

- Gosh s'mty. ii'sa gall | WIS gwine
TO call dat baby \ Libhun. but dat's al NJ aid
me nov. s'ii Pampey. Huh up. onmpes.
sad Dsah. Is got a n,me fur sst all baby Il
means de same thing. z.kly. Is s~ine a. cal
dat ali baby ABBY I.lshin +" 'iist same thing.
D.r,h. .iaf's a fac"
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=
RAILROADS.
Indianapolis and Madison
n Hu-R9 - - -.
1868. EH - e 1858.
New Advancement To- Comm nee Non.
RAILROADS.
New trrange nneuf To Con me nee Mons
day, Feb. 2, 1863.

day, Feb. 2, 1868.
1.-TWO passenger trains daily tsundsys excepted be-
, twe-n indianapolis and Madison
Leave the Union Depot. Indianapolis. At 30 A. N
and NJ, arriving az Madison al II Is A N. and SO
Pm.
Leave The Depot =. Madison AZ A u. and r NJ
irving . Indianapolis At II A. " and 10 p NJ
The train leaving infianapols AZ go A. " connects
with that leaving Columbia. - e.s5 A. " for Shelby
Vile Isu>hvilis arriving al helbyvie AZ los A ~
aud Rushve al 1870 =. u.
Leaving Nashville at - NJ sheibyvfils AT sS5 p
N connects a. Csianbus with the and n train.
irving either indianapolis. Madison the
ing.
Th. Road forms line With tie Packets Madison for
transportation ef sreishi between Cincinnati and In
disnspoiss snd pcibts West.
Tsih Of sreigh;s A. low - By any other route.
shipperS and merchants win nd their
~ - hin by this iine-
febs DC bRANHAA. ssperntsodrns.
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speech for stopping the War, by Mr.
Conway. am Able Republican Y. IN
Der from Kansas.
DELIVERED IN THE HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES.
AT WAsHSGroS-HE PRoPosFs THE AcKxowL-
EDeMENT OF THE CoNFEDERATEs--A RADICAL
NiEw OF THE QUESTION.

A Few days since Mr. CONWAY. OF Kansas. one
of the most ultra, well as of the ableSt of
the Republican members OF Congress, made Il
strong speech in favor of peace and the stoppage
of the wa: The speech is said to have the APP
pro"al of Governor ANDREW, CHARLES SUMNER,
WENDELL Phillips. HORACE GREELEY, and
other leading AbolItionistS, who held caucus in
Washington just before it delivered. We
Is char.cier:
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THE DEMOCRACY TRUE To THE UNION.

The Democrats will MOI. OF course listen to
separation for Instant. Such suggestion in
their EYES, - tteasOn--i proposition To dissolve
the Unon--ior which one ought Ia be hanged
They expect the question whether Union shall be
restored by force or 10y eumprumise TO be sub
mtted 20 the people in the next election: and
upon that 10 carry the country. Their plan is 10
oppose the Administration simply on its anti
slavery policy They put IN issue the confi-cs,-
lion act the Missouri emancipation act. the Pres
ident's proclamation of emancipation. These
measures they pronounce unconstitutional, DENY
their validity. and everything done. or to be DONE
in pursuance uf them In addition 20 this they
attack the Administration on account OF its
pension Of The writ OF habeas corpus. false i'm
prsonment. corruption. im5ecity. &c. and
thousand other incidents. But the and
the Integrity OF the Union. they are like al tmant
Itself They claim 10 favor the war for the sake
OF the Union. but to he for compromise rather
than war. They saJ very truthully, that the
Republicans have tried force for two years and
exhausted the country. AID upon this claim the
adoption OF their method as all that j. left 20 be
done This j. the manner in which the poliii
clans of the country propose To terminate this
great conflict.