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FoBTREss MoNRoE tuesday, Aug. 4 80
The N nfllk KrgiIdan, Of Aug 3 sat-'
A rebel dessrter, Wm. j. Turaer, be-
lons ing 10 Portsmouth,, arrived IN Mr.
folk last evening direct from + ri Oar
LOG. He says the tort Is butt 10 tie
form Of a square, three quarters OF u
being OF sand, aud the remaining por
lion oasema,ed and rooted with railroad
iron. The armament consists ofsix guns
rec of which are 7-inch rifles, aud are
stationed in the cAsemAtea. he other
three are mounted on bubete over the
sAud- built part Of the works. The biuH
battery, or "pits, as II il called, Is very
vigorously constructed. Six holes or
easements are dug IN the iaco of the
bluff, in each Of which a qua Is placed,
l. Is impossi Die for any one on the river
TO observe what they are or how they eau
be reached. Capt S. 5. Lee Is IN com q
mand Of the fort
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The London Times commenting on
American affairs, says:

American affairs, says:
In he South he conscrPti9n has lolg been
in JorcS, and me last resource Of the Con-
fedeTates is slot0r in the enls pgent of negroes
la the north there has be no such t,ial,
aud Governor Seyml ur distinctly init
mates TO the President his opinion that it
may be too much for the patience Of the
people. IL do not dwell" says be, 200
what b liave would be the consequences
of a violent, harsh policy before the con
stitutionality OF the act is tested You
can scan the immediate feature as we'll AS
These are omiDOus words sud they
are applied TO 5 ate which has hitherto
been eminently jealous for the war. We
shall soon learn which Of the two ia right
Governor Sey mOur ia bis deprecations OF
the measure, or President Lincoln In his
determination 20 enforce il a. all haz ards
We suppose the Times is enlightened
by this time. Seymour craWfshed VIII d
he found be could not bully the President
into acknowledging the supremacy o.
New York over the United S'ates
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For Manufacturing Establishments
and Other Purposes.

(NTE oher three Largo Lots in the Vicinity Of the
w Corporation Spr *, aud hui a short distance
from tho Geneva RairOed uep0t, VIZ:
ONE OF, with good pick fence, on Spruce street,
about 400 ieot 'front.' running ihro SD 20 Vine about
400 feet, and fronting on three site q total number
Of front feet about 1900,
Also, LOT on Vine street, abou BOZ foot run
ming through 10 Moi emore street about 200 feet,
fronting on three streets, and having tota front Of
about sOO feet, with picket ienoa
Also / on on Hieh street, about eco fee front,
running 20 an alley in Che direction OF summer
street.
Tho three lots above men iorei a.e considered
good for manufacturing purposes, as they are con-
venient cheap, have Vator Fac lito7, and r0' m ~
waste matoti |, and are wen worthy Of the a'teu q
ton cf thosA who desire Go inv ~ in prohuo i've
property, Il. G.. SCONEb,
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Invest Your Money
Soldiers, Clerks, Book-Keepers,
Mechanics, Merchants, and
Iaborer.

NAJOULD do wen to husband and apply their
w means 70 the purchase Of good HOhE lOIS
and thereby save their money, reap the advantages
Of enhauceue In the value OF their pro Frty ward
nn the iud ucements and iucilte. for dis ipation
and escape the dt'goce and TuOi incident 10 being
caught Ia IA ir and traps which ARE involve
ing aud destroy ing Thousands.
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BOGGY FOR SALE.

SECONDHAND Tor DOUBLE BUGGY AND
a Harness will be sold cheap, or exchanged for a
hight tNpress Wagon, " application Is mace soon 20
M. o erstroot, On ihe Franklin Phe, two Blocks
south of Broad street sep2-2W'
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A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, Lot fronting the
n Capitol Park Street considered the most desir-
able part Of the city for Family Rosl cnces. Apply
TO u. G. S)JVAL
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale 4!

V,HEsE LOTS possess the four fold advantages Of
Il health, ground we'll suited for walks and roads,
good water, and eligibility -withal oheapness.
Apply 20 u. q. sCoNEL'
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
The Hon. GIDEON WELLEs,
Secretary Of the Navy.

Secretary of the Navy.
Thus issue is joined We take Il TO
be quite impossible that our Government
will yield one jot on this vital point; but
the first demand of the new Federal
Commissioners will be, that we at once
consent TO put the negroes on the footing
of our own troops, and value them against
each other, man for man, grade for grade
That being refused, as il must be, The
conference, no doubt, will be broken off
and there is al end of eoArtel, and OF
all Xchange Of prisoners.
Under these circumstances what hope
is there OF the arrangement OF the cartel
upon . 70 ting Of equalit ? Will Lin.
coins Government renounce that auda-
cious pretension 10 treat "a as criminals?
Or will it, after deliberately enlistirg
our runaway negroes into its military
service, consent TO give them up TO be
dealt with by our State Laws as insur.
gents? We know very well wha, these
questions all tend 10. We have long
perceived that the timesis at hand when
no more prisoners will be exchanged
aud no more prisoners will be taken -
Our people and our troops are EMIT ed
at the hands of their Government to
such protection as Government can at
ford them. Oar soldiers entered the
Confederate service as the soldiers of a
regular Government, and they cannot af-
ford TO meet the enemy in the chArao-
ter Of Indicators, Ii there is to be nc
exchange on equal terms better there
should be no exonange at all.-beitsr thai
the enemy should understand there will
De no quarter asked nor given; and then
at last there will be quality.
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DY the purchase OF Home Lot for your own
ID use thereby avoidlpg those monthly, quarterly,
and annual anuoyancse, such as rrNr TT NS, which
c0ufuse. disturb, tr.t and shorten life.
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In pursuance Of the above order, thu Stockhold.
ers Of the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
Company will please take rotice, that meeting of
tn stockh ldors OF said Company Is requ red 10 be
held In Nashville, on the SECOND hOsDAH IN
&c OBEN MKT, being the 18th day Of the month
The meeting con enc at the thoe Of the Nash
Vile aud Chattanooga Railroad Company.
A fall attendance is requested
JOHN o. EWING seo'ry aud Treasurer.
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Secure or Tor COO Ga y turday
Surveyor ksma-ou soizsd AZ Eyansv lie,
on the steamer p ketoD, I've hogshsAds u
too .ccJ that we've shipped Al Canton aud
Consigned 10 par les 10 this city. The hogs
heads re uumi stakable eigna OF having
been IN tue water, aud aIe supposed 70 be
a part OF q c ego sunk sOoie tiale ago. The
j lurual l. sansville 10 iLtiTmvd by Mr..
Robinson tnAt there are par,ies IA Trn-
ness,e, near the X sntusky tine who make
= regular business VI hauling tobacco
ifom Tennessee intI X niuedy, at some
AccessiUls port on the Cumberland river,
foe shipmrht, in order 20 avoid paying
the two collars on tle hOsahead duty
a ! tennessee tobacco on which tao du
" has not been plid will be seized And
ooud coated according 20 lsw.--LoHsviHe
Democrat
Tue ST. Paul P.onorr leading organ
Of the Democracy II Minnesota, repudi-
a the state ticket rccendy nominated
Itra,s there are only tw0 Candidates on
me a ket tat are % - IA Il any I'll e.,
ana tle, ua,e b eco br uRlt int con
umstb. tne m,sriaoWC ppBrnead ysga-
bonds WITH shon tuuy nave Assuci ted.
Gen W. A. " gm ga altJ rrpuoiatus the
tick Z ava ddso PsIrJld. 100 oaadldate
for tus Oflice OF Clerk OF toe Supreme
Court, declines the nomination, because
he cannot run on a Copperhead platform
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A New ELEMENT FOR WEST PoIST-
IL is said that the President has deter
mined 10 On the eadetships at West Point
that are lett vacant by The operation Of
the rebellion, by the appointment Of de
serving youog men from the army Gen.
Grant has received orders from Washing
ton to send In the names of soldiers in
his army who are Of The proper age, and
qualifsd for the position, aud examina-
uons OF candidates are being made by
Gen. Sherman
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A miner from Pixies Peak writes that
the m,nors are very much discouraged.
They have 10 dig through a solid ven OF
silver four feet thick, before they can
reach the gold
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NASIAVILln. NEpE.

NASHVILLH, SEPT. ., 1868.
JOHN o. EWING, ESQ Secretary and Treasurer, Of
the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad Com
pany
DFAR SIR Y,uwi.l please call a meeting Of the
stakeholder Of tho Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad Company, Tor the Election Of directors Of
sal Road, and for any other business appertaining
to said Company The Election to take place the
Second Monday In October
M. 81 ANS, V T.. OF the y. ~ W. X. Co.
JAS. N. NEWS)M, 4" u"
A. u, HICKS,
" II. II iRN,
R g. MoNA1RH, pRrcroas
". y. BANG,
d, 7. MCGANOCK.
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The Gxo anga og Pr,soners.-DIffI-
culty Ab ut the NeEroes

From The Richmond M iir OF August 81
This day Mr.. Commissioner 0uld meets
for the flrst time the new Federal Com
missioner, certain Gen. Meredith, 60
confer upon the terms Of the cartel and
endeavor 70 settle the principles Of ex.
change for the future. IL lie scarcely
possible 10 hope that any conc usion sat.
isfactory 10 both sides can DO arrived AZ
in this conference. The Federal Gov
eminent has plated itself insolently
upon the m nd that our runaway ne.
grOes, when tax N in arms against their
masters, shall be trea ed as prisoners OF
war, and shall be exchanged against
white men. Oonfsderates have borne
and torbUrne much t. mitigate the afro
cities Of war; bat this is thing which
the temper OF the country cannot endure.
Our Government has issued an order -
to tue treatment of Tevolted negroes
when captured Certain captured me-
groes, nuder that order, have been im
prisoned at Charleston to await the dis
posi- hon Of the State Government. There
upon the Yankee War Department sent
forth this letter TO their Secretary of the
Navy:
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington City A',gu2 8, 1868
Sir: Your letter of the 81 inst, call
ing the attention of this Department 20
the cases Of trrin II. Brown, William Il
Johnston, and William Wilson, three
colored men captured on the guDbnat
Isaac Smith, has received consideration
This Department has directed that three
rebel prisoners of South Carolina, IL
there be any such in our possession, and
il not three others, be confined in close
custody aud held as hostages for Brlwn,
Johnston and Wilson, and that the fact
DO communicated to the rebel authorities
at Richmond.
Very respectfully,
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sure and glorious termination, so that
traitors in the South may meet with de-
served punishment, and damnable traitors
in the North may be brought to terrible
justice, "that hemp be not created in
vain"
ReSolved, That to the loyal millions
whe encourage us in our efforts, who sym
palhize with us 10 our hnrdships, and who
rejoice with us in the successes OF our ar
mics, we tender such heartfelt gratitude
as soldiers, facing hostile foe, only can
feel.
ReSolUed, That to Governor Ton, Of
Ohio, Governor MoRToN, Of Indiana, and
Governor YATES, Of Illinois, we extend
our hearty thanks for their ceaseless la.
bors in behalf Of the soldieas from their
respective States.
Similar resolutions were adopted, some
weeks ago, BY the 1O5'h Regiment, in
which, MS in the 9th Battery, this County
is strongly represented. We are glad to
record this action OF our Geauga boys.
A correspondent in TIE 9th Battery, in
sending us a copy OF the above preamble
and resolutions, says: "ifyou have among
your readers, any prone to wiring dis
couraging epistles TO soldiers, perusal
Of this may, perhaps, satisfy such that it
is no use persisting in that guerrilla-like
course"
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mutual intercourse with each other, which
we can digest; course Of pursuit in our
agricultural movements which cannot fail
to be TO our advantage. ..
During the time have occupied the
chair, there has been a uniform spirit of
forbcarance manifested toward your Pies.
ident, for which you have my greatful
acknowledgements. have cndeavored
10 perform the duties Of the Office impair
tally, and 10 secure as much good as pos
siblc TO each member at every meeting
and | cannot omi: this occasion to congrat-
ulate you, fellow-members, Of the Club,
or the success of the experiment. And
it is my ardent wish and icrvent prayer to
the Supreme Ruler Of the Universe, that
His providential care may still be extended
to us that the virtue and happiness Of
the members Of the Club may still be pre-
served, and n mutual desire for the good
Of each other and Of the whole world may
always prevail.
remain. &c,
NOAH POMEROY.
Jan. s9lh, 1868.
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TIE NATIONAL FINANCES. Tho appropri.
atons mado by tho XXXvITth Congress
are thus stated: Extra Session, July 1861
S2G4,0OOO 900. Long Session, ending July
10th, 1862, ols 900 900. Short Session,
oudiug March Ith, 1863, 81 100000, 900.
Receipts from duties on imposts. informal
revenue, direct taxes, sale of public lands,
&C.. aud estimates from March 4th, 1868,
to July lst, 1864, 1920, 900 900, which sub.
tractod from tho above sum will leave the
amount of Indebtedness up to July l, 1864,
including tho $50, 900 900 debt loft by the
lato Administration, 2,O27 900, 900.
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PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS.

WHEREAS, We, the Officers and Sol
! diers OF this command, have, in commo,
with our comrades in arms, cheerful,
periled our lives and every earthly inter
est, to save to ourselves and to our pos
tcrity Country and Government, th,
same which, in historic times, were bough
with blood, and established by that duhli
ty OF wisdom which, though human
seems divine and,
! WHEREAS, A number of intripuino
demagogues at home have recently, by
word and act, sought to create disnfTec.
ton among us, block The wheels of wise
legislation, excite discontent in the public
mind, and, in every way, to battle all
earnest efforts to conquer the rebels :;
therefore,
ReSoEved, That we hold in utter detesta.
ton that clique of miscreants in the !oyal
States, who, under the garb of assume ed
loyalty, use the stolen revenue OF arch
treason 10 excite petty treason 10 .heir
own communities /; who have no ccnsures,
save Tor the officers Of our government
no complaints, save that energetic meas
ures are employed to crush the rebellion
no aspirations, save to embarrass our Ex.
ccutlVe and Legislative Departments, and
engcnder mutinies in our armies-and no
hopes save for an ignoble peace and the
substantial triumph of the rebels that
We regard them as enemies to our country
and mankind, who to accomplish their
holllsh purposes, would not hesitate Ia
blot forever from the hopes OF man the
cherished thought OF self-govemment
and that they merit the scorn Of all loval
cluzens and ;rue-hearted soldiers, COM
bIuing, as they do, the deep guilt of the
traitor with the essential meanness of the
coward
Resoivcd, That, despite the frenzied Of,
forts OF our foes before us and tho dcspi.
cahe lnrgues Of our other foes behind
/ u.s. we viii abate not one iot of faith or
nope ; but, believing the maintenance Of
our government is worth all the cost ex-
, pended in its establishment, we empbati-
cally assure all traitors at home, that no,
until We have undergone seven.years'
struggle, (it need be, will we cease this
contest, and not until We have experienced
such sHderings as were bravely endured
at Valley Forge, will we begin TO mur.
mnr. By all the sacrifices already made
and hardships endured by us--by all the
suiIerings of our comrades in hospital and
camp ply all the precious blood which
has encrimsoned our Eastern and West
ern waters--by all the hearlhs made des,
olate, and heart-strings rent asunder, be.
cause of this wicked rebellon-we do sol
emnly pledge our honor as Americans
and soldiers TO see this contest through to
a successful issue, or yield up our lives a
willing sacrifice to our country's veal.
! Resolved, That we are utterly opposed
to any armistice or cessation Of hostilities
until our glorious flag Of thirty four stars
waves triumphantly from the dome Of ev-
cry Capitol in our land.
Resolved. That we are fully and un.
equivocally endorse the policy Of our civil
rulers, in using all necessary means to
strike decisive blows at the unholy re.
bellioD, and to bring the war 10 speedy,
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lDeferrc6 { Communication |
Jan. s9lh, 1868.

Preamble and Resolutions Adopted by
the Second Brigade, General Baird 8
Division, in Camp near Nashville,
Tenn, March 2, 1868.
ChsYdon, March 10th, 1868.
EDfToR DEMocRAT The enclosed Pre-
ambIe and Resolutions, with the accom-
panying letters, expressinSthe sentiments
o. the Brigade by which they were
adopted, were forwarded to me bv Lieut..
Geo. W. Hazon, Of the 9th Ohio Battery,
which composes part Of the Brigade.
About the 24th Of January last, I yis-
tied the Battery, then encamped at Dam
vile, ky. The Battery was ia good con
dition, the mer in good health, the off e.
GERS KIND and courteous to their subordi-
mates, attentive to the interests of the
Company, and all zealously engaged in
the sacred cause in which they were en-.
listed. The rampant treason which has
infested the Indiana Legislature during the
session that has just closed, as well as the
perhdlous Snavery Of political wretches,
who had began to disclose their fellowship
with the monster Secession, in many sec.
tons OF the North, had just been commu
nicated to them through the various prints
which had been forwarded them and
the TACT that such overt expressions OF
reasonable sentiments as were circulated
at that time, should be tolerated in The
community TO which they belonged, was a
modification 10 them, harder 10 bear than
their suiferings and privations in camp.
For our armies to be compelled to sub
due treason At home, while encounteripp
The enemy in the field, is the most hu.
initiating thing in American history. Yet
such is the case in the present contest,
and those noble veterans who have proved
themselves equal TO the emergency, will |
have record on the "scroll of fame,"
econd to none in the annals of the world.
And well may the cowardly imps who
ave been instrumental in perpetuatipp
reason, under the guise of party organi.
ations. begin toconceal their hydra he ads,
When their shameful conduct is to be Wis.
ted with retributive justice from on out
'aged soldiery.
The spirit which animated the Second
Brigade, General Baird's Division, should
be widely diifused, and you will please in
ser. the preamble and resolutions in your
paper. Respectfully yours,
j.. j. DURFEE,
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A GREAT observer Of fish says that the
trou! is the only fish known that has a
voice, which it emits, when pressed, in
faint murmuring sound. There is re-
scmblance between fish and certain young
ladies, who need considerable pressing
before they can be made to sing.
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A THICK HEADED squire, being worsted
by the Rev. Sidney Smith in an argu.
ment, took his revenge by saying: All
| had son who was on Idiot, | would
make him a parson." "Very probably"
replied Sidney, "but I see your father
was of different opinion.
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THERE are two ways Of getting rich,
one by adding TO your possessions, the
other by diminishing your desires: the last
IS much the easier and reader.
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SURLY BoARDER -"MaGam, your hash
isn't fit for hog to eat" GLOW do you
know ?" said she /; "because have tried
IL %
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THE defects Of the mind, like those Of
the face, are pretty sure to grow worse as
they grow old.
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APRIL 8, 1868.
Yaiediotorv Address.

Delivered by Moan PoMERoY, ESQ, Pres.
'dent cftke Formers Ciub Of Ciaridoa,
Jan. 29h, 1868. ..
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LITTLE sincerity is to be expected be
tween bellgerenls. Even their cannon
ball arguments are all irony.