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NOS. AND LOCATION
oR 1901
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.

No. I-oun Factory, College street on the Hll.
Surgeon, 7. A. WoRhALL.
a. a-Unigersity Buldine, Market street, On the
f-.-t Hill. Surgeon, JAN2 BRIAN, U. 8, y.
3-Ensley's Building, .E corner Public Square.
Surgeon, AIRx. EWiNo.
g 4-Howard High school, College street, on the
Hlll. c. H. Ball, Surgeon In charge
% 6--gun Factory, upper end Front street. Asst.
Surgeon, ~ y. BLAsEh
S-COllege street, Resr Broad. Surgeon, CnAs.
scBLuasER.
+" 7-College street, between Church and Broad.
> Act. Asst. Surgeon, a. W. FRANCE
g-Masonc Hall Church street, near Summer,
Asst Surgeon, d. BAcHE.
s-Carriage Factory, Market street, below the
square. Asst. Surgeon, o. STEeNAN
IO-Medical College, College street, on the Hill
Act. Asst. Surgeon, ". X. BOwuSG.
I1--"PEsr Housh ION tue University Pike
# Act. Assi. Surgeon, l. j. HooLE
12-BrOadway Hotol, Broad street, corner Cherry
Surgeon, fHED sENMouR 81
r" I3--uume High School, Spruce street, cor Broad
Asst. Surgeon, A II. Smith, U. 5. A.
li-Fenale school, Church street. iear Ohatta.
nooga Depot. Surgeon, FRED. sEYMoRz
" ib-Hynes' High School, Line street, corner sum
mer. surgeon, W. NJ. CHAMRkRs
l6--eordon Block, corner Broad street and Rive
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WELSH
4" 17-oTFIcERs' HOSPITAL -Pianters' Hotel, sum
mer street, corner Deaderick. Surgeon
WM. ARNOLD. ff4rt
/" ls-Corner Church aud College streets. snrgeon
rneEr II 8. PLUnMER.
Ie--Morris 8 Stratton's Building, No. IA Marke
street. Surgeon, VIII. GoRDoN
" 2o--Bapust ChuIch, sammer street. Surgeon, =
GOODWIN
" 2l--yethodst Church, Church street Surgeon
H. NJ. 1looToN.
/" 22--Hardcavtle 3, South Market street. surgeon
-. kE(1lwIrH.
e 2s-Cornor Vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, =
CHANBERtIs.
2s--Corner Market and ClArk streets surgeoH
Il. C. RICE .frf
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CAMP NEAR MURFREEsBoRO TENN.l
April 28th, 1853
M. Editor Your remarks about Gov
eraor SHORT puts US in mind Of short
man by the name Of Short, that we were
acquainted with a short time ago. II
will take bat short time to give you a
short description of Mr.. SHoRr. His
body was short, his legs were short, his
toes were short, and his neck was short.
His arms were short, his fingers were
Short his nose was short and he always
woreshott hair II be was asked short
question, he was sure TO give a short
answer. 0ns short day in the short
month Of February, Mr. SHORT got short
notice TO be at Shorlyille in short order
lie arose early the next morning and
drew on bis short pants, aud short boots,
aud put on his short coat, and combod
his short hair, aud sat down and ate a
short break fast OF short cake, aud started
Cor sbortyille. Being somewhat short
Of time, he took short cut across a short
strip If woods, and in crossing short
jog he tripped on short stick aud broke
his leg short of below the knee, A doc
tor was sent for, who came ina short
time The leg was attended to aud soon
got well. natia
Mr. SHORT had a shOrBegged dog that
killed one Of his shortwooled sheep, aud
as soon as Mr. sHoRr heard Of il he took
down his short gun and stepped of a
few short steps and shot him through
tho short ribs, and the short of it was
the dog stretched himself out on the
short grass and drew fow Short breaths
and died.
We believe the COnfederacy is now
breathing its short btoaihs, and in q
short lime It will still breathe shorter
and The short Of is viii be- Governor
saoar will fad himself splicsd to
short rope, with bis head { short dis
lance from terra hrma, and his legs TOT
short for bis feet 10 touch the ground
Respectfully, yours, S. W.
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meat for the l,ebrIArmr.

a Virginia farmer writes 10 the Rich
mond Sentinel, that the rebel government
can never get the bacon il needs for ihe
army except by deyising system Of
exchanges The farmers and planters,
be says, all want sugar; they will give
up large part Of ibeis store Of bacon
at once and gladly, Il they are only of
tered sugar for n. Therefore, he sdds,
send Us your sugar--for which part OF
their ralions the soldiers have no use,
"aa they have neither tea nor coffee"
This is an excellent plan, says the
Sentihel; IL would rsmpve the whole diff
hculty--ouly the rebel govern nent has
40 sugar.
That does, somehow, interfere With tho
Virginia tanners plan.
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EDotrrELD, TESN April 26gls63.
Mn EplT2R / look. upon you a. one
Of The good samariians, and GsuI havo
been a constant reader Of your paper Gof
long time, notwithstanding tic scarci :
ty Of green backs on this side af ihe
river for the last six months, and ss Il
has such wonderful effect on copper
heads, and sets forth the principles Of
the truo patriots in their purity, | would
feel at loss without ii; for without
doubt the circulation Of your patriotic
paper in this part, and especially in the
army, as well as in the Northern States,
has done more toward the restoration OF
the Union than an army corps Of SOL
diers. ,.-f .f, 10 f.7sr
have sent several Of your papers
North TO fiiends Of mine, as"they were
constantly inquiing Of me how /, with
the rest Of mg brother soldiers, liked the
present policy ofbe war, and / ipgaria-
bly, send them the Nashville -UNTON in
answer to their inquiries. 5 s-y
And the UNION has teen hailed with
pleasure by the true Uhioh loving men
of the North. But, Oh! how must these
tories, copperheads, peace Democrats,
X. G.. C's, Vallandighamers feel when
they see their future destiny pictured
out so plain as it is in the Nashville UE-
ION? They read their funerals in the
UNION aud tremble as did Nebacudnez-
zar when be saw the hand writing on the
wall. They must now work out their
own salvation with fear and trembling,
and if fear and trembling will do, any
good in their cases their salvation is, oer-
tain, for dog days are about over and
they have almost shook the buttons Of
Of their butternut rags, since Gen. OAR-
ISaroN's order has been issued, declar-
ing the X. G. C's. enemies TO the Govern.
ment of The United States. And now
Mr.. MERcER, as | have relative anS
friend Of mine that lives in E regular
nest Of butlernuls in the State Of Indi
ana, and as fear he is Of the butternu
| persuasion himself | send in this lettei
one dollar to pay for the Nashville
WEEKLY UEIoN six months, to be sent e
him. Yours for the war.
FRIvATE 10TH Ill, Vol. ISF'Y.
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A oopPerhcad Issbuhsd by wash
Ington Irving.

The following anecdoie Is from the
Life aud Letters Of Washington Iryins-D
'rying was descending the Hudson 81
The steamboat when the tidings of The
triumphant entry of the British into
Washington, and the acts Of uncivilized
hostility which followed, first reached
him. 1t was night and the passengers
had betakep themselves to their ssttees
10 resi, when a person came ON board al
P0ughkeepsie with tho news Of the in
glorious triumph, and proceeded in the
darkness OF the cabin 20 relate the pAr-
ticulars; the destruction. of the Presi-
dents House, the Treasury, War. and
Navy Offices, the Capitol, the depository
Of the national library and public re-
cords.
Anere was q momentarY pause after
the speaker had ceased, when some pal
try spirit lifted his head from his settee,
and ia a tone of complacent derislon
wondered what Jimmy Madison would
say now" "Sir," said Mr. Irving, glad
OF an escape TO his swelling indignation,
do you seize on such disaster only for
a sneeFF Let me tell you, sir, II is not q
question about Jimmy Madison or Jipsmy
Armstrong. TIE pride and honor Of The
nation are wounded; tho country is in
suited and disgraced by the barbarous
success, and every loyal citizen should
feel tho ignominy and be earnest 10
avenge a." u could not see the fellow"
said Mr.. Irving, shut let fly at him in
The dark a murmur Of appreciation
followed the outbufst, and then every
ear was listening for the reply, but the
energy Of the rebuke bad coWcd the
spokesman, for he did not again raise his
voice.
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[ror The Nashville Unionl
AZ u TRrUNE, Tenn, April 16, '63.
Eiiser Of the Nashville Union;
DEAR SlR:-You had the kindness to
publish in your daily Of yesterday, an
article containing the names of the Off
GERS and mepsaf the 9th Ohio, 26th Ohio,
and 10Th Ohio regiments, who have been
distinguished by having their names
placed upon the Roll Of Honor as per
General Order No. 10, from Department
Headquarters, February l4ih, 1868. You
seem to infer from this, that the regi-
ments above named were the FIRST 10 exe-
cute the order of the General Command
ing the Department, and organize their
corps. If such was your inference, l re-
spectfully ask that you make the colrec-
lion, for, in truth, the 1st Brigade Of the
Sd Division, 18th Army Corps, cOmman-
ded by Col n b. WAuKsR, and composed
of the 18th, 3lst and 3sih Ohio, and SD
Indiana regiments, aud the 4ih Michigan
Battery, was The FIRST ia the army to car
ry out the provisions Of said'order, and
was the first armed and equipped, and is
now tho only corps mounted in this
whole army, unless very recently. This
corps has done good service already, and
il il continues TO do as well as 1t has
thus far, il will accomplish the object for
which it was organized.
lam, very respectfully, your obedieni
servant AMrRIous.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
GENERAL HOSPITALS
Post ofNurfreesboro. Tenn

lost OF M NluTIreesioOIOs AShiA~
Medical Director Post--M O. wooDwoarH
Hospital No. 1-City HOTEL 3. W. coTner square.
Surgeon 7. D. Fitch.
ID No. 2--woodbury Pike. S. o. Himoe, Sur
geon In nCharge.
7 No s--East Court House. W. 7. Johnson'
surgeon incharge.
No. s-woodbuy Pike. Asst Surgeon
J. W. Poaroe.
No 5-North Court House. J. T. Woods
Surgeon In chase.
81 No. 6--Northea east cor. fquare N b
Failer, Asst. Surg in charge
No. 7-Raat Court House B.,Woodward
Surgeon In charge.
No. s-Opposite and wet City Hotel. VIM
A. Mccully, Asst. Surgeon In
charge.
No. p--Cor Nashville and Lebanon Pike
g. b Permar, Act. Asst. Nrgoof
In charge.
cenl Field Hospital No. 1--ons mile wes< Cour
House. J. Y. Finley, Surgeon in charge.
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MURFREEsBoRo', TEESsl
.Anril 29ih, 1853. (

n lhAA AOAuj 4OOo !
S. G. MEscEn, ESQ Dear Sir -
Herewith / transmit list Of twenty
names with their address annexed, TO
whom as many soldiers wish to have
you forward copy Of your truly UNfoN
WEEKLy. We regard it as the Soundesl
If not the oaly sterling Union paper pub
aished Southwest of the Ohio river; and
IS good as the best either North or South
i, Il is the Union soldiers mouth piece;
an,nbIe and earnest exponent of the SEN
timents Of The Cumberland Department; /;
truthful mirror of passing events as
they trAnspire in our army.
BY reading its well. filed columns,
/" the folks at home y can keep themselves
booked up" as TO the locality and con-
dilion of the different regiments in which
they may have relatives and aequaint-
ances. t1iA
Thinking that a present Of your pa
per would confer pleasure, and profit
alike to both parties, donors and donees,
we send il greeting 10 our friends Of Hthe
bully Buckeye State" and advise others
to go and do hksRissp 500 fb
Please send an extra copy for the use
of the Company, to The address Of, and
oblige @
Yours in the good cause,
| u Go. O.. 24TH 0. vi
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FEMALES IN FHE ARMX--A young wo-
man wearing soldiers opparel, aud bo
longing 20 the 10Th Iowa re gimoni, shot
herself IA Cairo Sunday night because
her sex was discovered. She was aher-
want Of Captain Ciano, company II.
A letter from an oiieer IA Que Of our
regimenta on The Rsppihannock mentions,
as one OF the curious inoid, nts Of tho
var that, fow nights before, q corporal
Of New jersey regiment n Reynolds
diviti)n, while on picket duty In ihs eK-
lreme front Of our lines, gave birth 70
hsa child. This corporal fhould learn
70 guard against iffa try,"
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MASONIC NOTICES.

Ca,nherlaud Lodgc No. e.-Stated meetingH on "a
Saturday of every month, ct Odd Fellows Hall, cor
summer aud Union streets John Meclelisnd, We s. M ;
ID n Wiikin 81 W.;o sieisrle, J. Wi Jos. hcCro-
Nv, Treas; Geo W. Rorvell, SEQ W. p Moore, 3 D. :
b Crevser j. D y. Yields, Tyler.
Cumberland Chapter, No l--horton 3. Howell ~
z uigh Priest L; hdna Anderson, Z. kingi George
SeiifeTie a. scribe o. w. pcdcn, Q. H John Nc
Cleland p 81 q. W. y nrown, X A. c. y O. Moss
m.sV 4; r. sartalu, H. Nv James Lumsden, NJ
IVtR % Branafore Sect G A. fgheri Treas er.i p.
Fields, Tyler stated pee'ins on lat saturday ol
every month.
Nm B Howell, p. r. @. d. Adna Anderaon, 7. 2.
" III. she0leld, Rotorder \, Lumsden, Capt
Guatd, r. Iisids, iyldr. stated ineetnGa Sd Monday
In each month, pn. =, c,u
NashviIe Cosamandsrr No, .-lohn MeOlelland
Eminent Commander; Morton n huwelii 1euefais
simo AdnA Anderson, Capt eenetsi Rev; VI ~ "
Reed, Preato Thompson nderl5Vn, Senior arden
\. 8. Wheeler, Junior Mardgp, g, w Donigsn
Treasurer; ". H. HARRISON, Recorders T. rielus
Sentinel. Stated meeiiDgs on Sd thursday oteeon
month. u ST.. IL. RI, =, II, ~ A, . n,
COZ, 4. ~; ]. Bowcn, J W John trepos h,ssec
u D. RaI,ef, TroaEu tr; ID .vis, s, y John LOOK
J.D.;E Fields, Tier. Stated meetings on four'l
saturday 81 every mqptn. Nt
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Eitor Nasl5Rle Baisn isia9 s.fsf
The rebeIs have all fled from this re-
gion. Col. MNTY, with cavalry and
Col. w1LDER's mounted brigade, marched
from MOrrreesbOto, byway Of MeMinn-
Vile, 10 smilhyilie, Liberty, and Ale<ah-
dria, where they were met by dctach
msnt from Ibis place, I DO not oDder-
stand that they had any fight, tbe enemy
running everywhere they came upon
them. They, however, captured n good
many prisoners and horses. Tho robels
scattered through the hills, in The diree-
ton Of Sparta, They are now 'esstoO Of
the Carney Fork, fol aa so iadl 2
Information in various sornna, all more
Or less reliable, indicates an early niove-
ment OF the rebel army from Tullahoms,
if it has not begun. Indeed | believe il
has begun, and has been in progress for
several days. Where are they going .
4 Lot our AthtAoA ApVA NttA W tht Nute-
ton. Evidently the soldiers think into
kentucky. They say, and there Is rea-
son in it, that they must have food and
clothing. Where else are they to be
found. Spies have returned from Ken
tucky with reports as to the location ol
troops, and dcpo,s Of clothing and pro-
visions. know one Of them, aud his con-
versations detailing what he saw, in part
at least, has been reported 70 me. II,
believes the whole rebel army in Tennes-
see, is TO try 10 move into Kentucky
BY what route will this movement b,
attempiedg eI Rq
The rebels heroabouts are surprizeC
that Geu. CRooK aud his command hay,
not been captured before now, They
are getting rather impatient because i
/ has not been done. They may have I,
wait long time yet There IS OF
thing certain, they win hsYer catch bin
unptepared II they get his position
they will have 10 Eight for II.
St.I faTv II" O. II.
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
70 Afhr "a % ynE p
NATIONAL Claim AGENCY
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
1tf wAsRiEaTon, D. Q.
CHARLES II. GREEN, Agent
No. Ss, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

TVHIs AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for IN,
j successful prosecution and settlement Of Dc
nands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION iia conductors having had sovora
years. experience in tho manggoment Of claims
orocopgreeu, the Courtof claias, aud the Exocu
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and familiar with the laws ~
regulations governing their adjustment.
Partscuaf attention will be given to caseG arlzir \
out Of tie present war, including the accounts q
States, Contraotors, and Dsbursing O1oers q fhs
war aud Navy Departments, and for 'tCofEectt
tngs Drilling, and organising Vols
uuteers, 3, the reimbursement Of which is seplhor
ized By an 6cs 81 Congress; CLAIMS FOR i6pKh
NIFTY FOR PRtyArE PROPERTY TAKKN FoH
PUBLIo USES, on Hok DAMAGES TO suos
PROPERTY, for Horses lost in the service, and ioi
military Pay Pensions, and IsSanty
| land Ff1 t
| We give special attention to procuring Ren.
stOns, Bonn ties, etc., Aeerulng to scldsI,
who have besn woundod, oontracted al oaso. tns
fmilies OF such as have died, Seen killed whno IN
thO discharge Of theirlin Of dpas SUCH during n
/ present war - t.tfrst b
special care win also be given to claims vhloa
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
| blythe Departments OF "a efficiently Mamay + d
| IrOmps ntteniloD otaO BlNeu w tho cVlt@StRuh "
Quartermaster's Reoepts given tor Property tasep
for the Of the Arniys % arranging Accounts vit
andooectlng Claims against the lluarterrnAssrs De,
partmen. e
All Claims placed a. orr hands receive our fTonpi
| Personal Attention, thereby securing nian1
which, IN the hands Of Attorney at any distant
point frequently prove unsuccessful Ell ~ U
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily iutei
course with All the DspTtpsnts enables o. in.usf
cases TO obtain declsious much moro speedily t5aA
where al communication and s'her necessary fs,ai
must be conducted through'the mails.
To this snd, We soliols you 20 forward 70 anY y
all cases ofsuoh character you may from time 60 tim
have presented, and, % "a our custom, We VIII OR
nisb you With all the nooeszery blanks, and wbe'
required, Instructions. W.
no charge made in any case unless succssyfuL
Address: OHARLES a. GREEN,
No. a8 Cherry Street,
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7saas,sse Esdes, No. l-Mcets every Tuesday hyun'
mg at their Hall, on the corner qf Union ano SUN.
u,er streeta The oceFs fAr the prescnt term, are
Juo +. Mlis, KG.;R, n Mci9went YrbN.e. ) John b.
Hide, ssofotary 4. X K.Spain, rteaa0ier
Ifabue Lode No l0-Meeis a. the same piaue
every Monday Evening. The oacers are; Henry
Apple, n al. u L. Park V.o., Ckaa Robertson
seofoisfy y. r. nruHn. frceaurer
ssiieu Lodos, No. e0-heels al their Hal, on SOUTH
Cherry street, oscry Friday Eyouing. Ille officers
are Prank Hirraon, N. a.; James Wyatt, Nai X,
OoodIetg Secretary NJ o Gotten, Trasurer
Aursra Lodge, No lOb, Germany l-Moets az the
Hal corner 81 Union aud summer sueets, evorJ
rhhrsdsy Evcuing. The officers are r krleama'
Nc; John HerbrohV g., Jacob Jungerman, secre
tAry Goo. Souerle, Treasurer
RdigaR Eaoaatilae,,f, No. t-Nepts ~ the above ha
on the hrat and third Wednesdays OF each mouth
The onioers arc; r. H. Mcbride, or; q. r. Fuller,
P.tpeter HARM, Jro a.W.i ]. u fuokeu, J.W Jno
3. tilde, scribe; y. r. Cuttor, Treasurer.
Oitvs Rranoh Eaoaap,ae,,, No, 4-,aeSss a. y.
above Hall on thc second and fourth Modnesdai
uights 81 each month. The officers are Henry Ap
-, upi; 1. hoheF HP' n A. Campbell s.N. =
coenahs J.W.f 2. T. phhlps, secretary D. n
Nara, NreAlurcr.
T.s Degree N Dua9hi.raa ~ Rsbskak-NOota the ara
H4I114 nitarn onn OF aarh meath, = oioln,h
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FoRT THoMAs, GALLATrN, TEEs,l ,
Anil nQth TQlQ 4


April 2Slh, 1853,
EDITOR NASHVILLE USrox-Sg Allow
me to correct an error in your yesterday
mornings report o. the affair on the
Louisyille & Nashville railroad,
Y Gen. PAISR, the ever yisilant- and ae-
tive commander Of the post At Gallaiin,
having received information that an pt-
tack might be made on the road and
train, sent a force frop my command, .
detachment Of l02d illinois volunteers,
Col SAITH under mo, with inaiructipns
to repel any attack which might be
made, save the train and track.
Following bis insiruciiops, the result
was a severe lesson TO ihe guenillas, and
a complete succsssof the expedition.
Very truly yours. l
ID. j. SWEET,
Col. 2lst Rsg't Wisconsin Vol com.
manding Fort Thomas
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NOTICE.

HAVE rHls DAY OLD no hR TEALEl ht
4 Stable aud cheorully Iecomm him 40 AN 81 my
GA aastoInsrs believing hat with hia present foil
lies and o1rsrienos in the livpy hufnosa 10 vii b.
Niahlad io give entiro aatissction % tho publio
l.. NJ. 0EEt
Eoiipss Livery ana sale stable
March fp-im 30, North Market strurf
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NO 90
prom 'h : nlsAuopa rps,ror.l
About Ftrnando WOOD.

NNf AfAMAuAo Oo0s
"Observer"--Do you know Fernando
Wood well enough to know that what he
says IS always 10 be taken with monv
grains Of allowance Whether anv ore
ever made such communication 10
Wood We cannot say; but that no ope
was qualified 10 make AHv such ststs-
ment on behalf OF The country is appa.
rent to every one It would be the worst
OF folly for the President or any one else,
to undertake 70 contradict all the state
ments made by hs venal aud corrupt
politicians OF New York city. Either
Mr. Wood has been egregiously sold by
some wag, or, in The maze of New Ydait
politics, such falsehood having become
useful, it has been made ito or6sr and
warranted TO suit"
what Does It EEeant
Ioy ds qsirsr'
Messrs. Ediiors.--Tt will be recolleoted
that some weeks since, Fernando Wood,
OF New York, in letter or speech, said
that "it was within his personal knowl-
edge that a proposition had been made
from Richmond, on the 18th December.
to Lincoln, which, If accepted by hiB
would have led to peace and a satisfacto-
ry settlement TO the North and South"
and that che had been requested by a
high officer of the United States not 10
make known The fact until the injunction
OF secrecy was removed y
Vallandigham, in recent speech At
Dayton, reiterates the above statement.
aud says, in addition, "that there was 4
disposition TO compromise (by the South
and send delegates to the National Con.
gress, and be obcdieHt to the Constitu
tion and laws, and restore the Union as
It was, The President, on that day q a.,
December), rejected the proposition, and
The damning evidence of that rejection
exists Ia New York over his own auto
graph ,7 ,af
The inference would be, that the Pre- :
sident OF tho Confederate States had
directly or indirectly submitted sucb
| propositions. But cannot and will moi
do him the injustiea 30 suppose, for oIt
moment, that he would have been 4,
craven as either 10 have made or received
any such degrading proposition. Tn,
question Is, who has made an effort (,
stultify and disgrace the Southern peo
pleg 10 tappears somo one has, and, 1
would seem, some one who claims I,
speak for us. Otherwise, why SHOULD
Lincoln "reiecl?'
Messrs. Editore, this is asubjsct whiol
should not be permitted 10 rest where 4
now does. II is calculated TO do u,
much harm al homo and nbroad; and
do hope the President will authorize a
disclaimer, on the part of the Confederate
Government
Whoever the person may be who has
submitted the proposition, will, | pre-
sumo, at present, remain a secret but
when kpown, will be closely watched and
marked. OnsrRvEs
Henrico county, April 20, 1868.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-02

ST. LOUIS, April2 29-PeJceodings havo
been commeneed In tho UDited States
Coprl 70 e9nhsoite the property Of Trus-
gem Polk iormerly Uniled States 6ona-
Tor irom iais State, now in the rebel
service.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-02

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