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H& AID WClflOs OF HOSPITALS u NASHVILLE
N. following !. cores. Is. Of an Hospital. IN

The foiIOwing Is correct list Of al Hospitals in
this city;
HosplaI No I-OA Gan Factory: Sugeos "
Horner Coll4gs street, ON the HI.
Hosyi,af No g UHircystp B'sildino' Surgeon d d
Lynde, U Vols, Market street, on the Bill
low, [ Vols, Southeast eorner Public square.
Hospital No s. GaH PaefoflI: Surgeon q W. Hoge-
boon, u Vos, upper end o. Front street.
Hospital No s-4fasosfe Rcli: Surgeon y ottar-
sop u S Vols, corner q Church and Summer streets
Ho-pisal No 9-Carriaee FaCtoFV; surgeon @
" France, S A, Market street below teesguare
Hospital No III Pest House.: A Surgeon L d
Hogle L A, on University rise a-1l
HospiEal No 12-- BToadinay Hotsl: Surgeon " lAu
Ton. q 5 Vols, corner Br adj and Cherry streets.
Hospiial No l3-Ranse's High School; Surgeon r
TayIOf u Vols, corler Of Spruce ana Bread streets
Hospilal No IA Neshrille Female Academy Surgeon
Paillips, Vols, Church street, near the Chatta-
noogs Depot
Chambers 5 Vols, corner Of Line aud Summer sts.
HosDitaI No 1t ConfrabdHd)s surgeon Ro-
nskne e : A, corner Of Bruad aud Front streets
Hostital No l7--(0RoersD Surgeon LyDds,
Vols, NJ irket sc est, on the HUI
Rs,gitai No l9-AorTis S.yat0as BuiLdiaS Sur
vssn ] W Foye, U Vols, NO 4 Market street
HaspeII No 2l-Mefhods. Chlrch Surgeon
Fuller u Vols Church street, BET summer and High.
osnbsrlaad Hospital: Sufge'n Clark MsDerrnont,
sS,. HosS'tai--Seo0aS Bagii,t chSrck sur.
gean @ b .ckmsn, A, Coerry street, 90 the bin
c0asaIssosut BarTSets 3fazgslI HoSss) Corner q
Church ana Cherry streets.
Medical Director Of Department.
S.sz5sen. Glover Perm, o A 0L1cs, Chatta3ooga,
Teun.
A,sisGaEa Medical d sefor; Surgeoa A HeDry
Thur:ton. OflCs, ko2i Chery street, between broad
ami Church
MoSieal Inspecsor. Surgeon W ciencsuin, { Vols.
One No n Che ~ street between Broad and Church.
Neds al Director RessTTs Cops. Surgeon William
old headquarters
Medical DirecsOr Of The Pot Surgeon Z Wataoa.
OGIe south Summer street, nesr tie city CemsteFy.
p prorost Marsbaf, Lieut. Col Geo Spazlding.
X,s.kanl PForok NarsAai, Captain 5snes 5 Boyd
5lst limos. Once al the State Capitol.
tlBraala.sder q The Ped Brgstiier General
Granger. Headquarters, College street, between
Church ard Union streets.
FsHsadqao-fers q le Corlzazds- Of he Districf q
Eashvifss Geo L II Rousseau. The Bass residence,
Church street, betEeen Vine and Spree
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CRIMINAL COURT .g
JuAcs-Hon N. N. Brien.
ARoraey General-Geo. B. stubblefeld.
Cserk-yhRrles W. Smith.
guB; and December.
-niIAnnEnY 1nnRr. - -. -
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$4,000, IN Netes rstkining . lisn o. kssl tstAss
rfsi 80 purchass oaey q paid, for sale, Tor Plan
ferri. Usssn, and State Bank Of Jsnnssees Money,
AT FkR, b .H... n " S-otNA-
Ory,cE-So. " rArk street He@rIy opposite ths
STATE Capitol. @0S~''
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Davidson County Directory.
oIrY ooXERNMENT,

e JOHN HUaH SMITH, kasoT.
WILLIAM SHANE, EeoondT.
yOEH CHUMBLEY, 1arshaL
Deg@s Harskal.-E. 3. Wilkinson, A c fucker,
css s = a. I Es-SsJoha caunslsy, oas s1.s,
Thos. McCzrty. second and Elisha Log, third.
Ia Assssor-SInAn Driver.
Ess@ss costsu.er--A- sh<sk1nd
TfsoarT-R Berry
WEI kaa~-Tho1as Lake.
sgs,.s q g g. E TS. 49,; 3 DSs 49,.
CAssf q GAs l<-s Dssa-t.aeal-L Fresnan-
eezsoa Of dss CszsaSJr-T. 3. AcBrias.
6ras Oeessg-J. Z stewart.
o4s AaOrasy--N A Brien. rsa
CITY COUNCIL.
BoGKD o. ALnxrxKS Il. Brisa, Presidsut.
Fira RorS--Jao HeNna1.
SeeoEd Ward-Joseph Robb.
Tkfrd Ward.-c Hayhe,d
Fourth ward-H soovel.
Eyih Wcrd- Joseph 3 Knowles.
SD Hard-M Brieu.
Sereath Werd-M @ L Claiborne
Elgha WarS-Joseph Smith.
C6nEox CousciL-AndroW Anderson, President
F6s Ward-Jss Turner and John Carper.
Send Rard-G II SouthZate and AyefA
Third va d-sndrsw Anderson and Ask Mcdaniel
Fosrth Ward- and CharleB Szyers--
Fiffh Wayd-w A Cbeathsm and B Glasocek.
Ssz6 FGrd-T Yarbrough and Wa Driver.
sesesd WGrd--J E Rust and J.W Cready.
Eighth Ward--Wm Haiiy and L D Wheeler.
SrGSpzxa oorrrrs us on IN taFE oovxGI-
F5sanoo--KEoEies, Southgate, and Anderson.
Wafer Ro~ts-Andere0n, Smith, and Gl2scock.
SFses- s1yers, Turner, Southgate, AayheidS cneat-
ham, Yarbrl Hzh, Claiborne, ana Haily.
Schools-Huff, En0wles, and Wheesr.
WAarE-OaTpeT, TUsaer, and Newman.
Firs Deparfmezs-Myers, Rust, and seovel.
6as-Driver, Brien, and Cready.
Csssefsrr-Smith, Wheeler and Haily.
Maytet House-Southgate, Newman, and CarpeE.
Slaoss--Brien, Mcdaniel, and Myers.
POlics-YarbrOugh, Sc0vel, and Sayers.
Sprlnos-Claiborne, Hun, and Haily.
Work Hoase-. haathnm, Robb, and Mcdaniel.
Improvements and EzPeadltHres-so0yel, Souihgatep
apd Dryer
Public Propsrty-RSbb, Driver, and Turner.
Pest Hosss-Newmsn, H4fy, and SOuthgate.
So The Board OF Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
usxt preceding the second and fourth Thursdays IN
each month, and The Common CouAof the ascond
aad fourth Thursdays In each month.
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Walnut Grove Lots,

RI PLEASANTLY situated, with good WBtsr fscili-
"A ties healthy prsitily slcped. me forest trees
about ten or fifteen minutes walk from The Public
square. possessing the advantages, IN many respects
~ both city ana country and exempt from ths dis
advantages Of the city, viz; onGyts. best heavy
taxes, eto. The subscriber offers FOR SALE LOTS
on al the streets and avenues In III beautiful Plss
Apply to - Il u sVcNAA"
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~ Hs'astdsy tFsaiaE, Dc -, ou colitrs-ss.
~ = - foaiiViIis l,ep e 4 tadgl ak EAsf-
~ sAaa1 ~ oNner CA 49, - cal TX - ih a.
~ e..srisinx saa asa.s. and pali1R sAsrgea
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V1yANrEp TO PURCHASE AND Rent, HOUSES
W apd Iots. IN and stoat hAshyiles hna snah
tetI $50 - - - - - r. @. eG0Tf1- AS
IA Ia PARK &, norsh Of oedAr, opposite tAs Capitol
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PORKl PORK!l
scran Iron.


.w,xrrwAx. HlnEs, aRKAEl, nRIkD FRcIrs.
~ 80 r,eet Al klnds a. Harnesses krc1nns
w s' b. 0. 2. pLcKzx A e .......
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For Rich Man.

DkaL EsTArE BOUGHT AND SOLD BIZ
IL II. q. sOovELL
arrzs
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CRIMINAL oouRT,

Ctsrb-David @. Love.
~ The Court meets the ART Monday In March
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.NtrARY STORES.

ssresons are rsspessfoiiy invited . caa slaa the
go III chsrxs thsrs, q IN kashsiis. - e nay b
n III f.cfitass The Impartial distribstio1 q ihsss
atere. n surxeoais ssnding crisrs vii ststs he
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RITES on ADTERTiSTNC.

81 Advertisements inserted IN ne special Ooinnn
charged ct the rats Of twenty cent? por Line for the
hrst Insertion fer each additional Insertion ten
,sua in the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the hrst insertion, for every additional insertion a.
teen ceas.
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
! Viii e charged at the usual advertising rates.
Announcements Of Candidates.
Tor susie %
Connfy 2 ~
Clsy 3 "
Wa, The undersigned, have this day adopted ths
above rates 70 whch NO bind ourselves rtrictly to
adhere, WI. CAMERON, for The UsSO4-
JOHN WALLACE, for the DSspsseA
EAMmLz, Tuz- July IS, 1883
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-Rueaa Vista Lots for Sale

FENHEsE LOTS possess the -fold advantages Of
IL health, ground well suited for walks sno roads,
Eood water, and eiigl5illty-withal, cheapneae.
Apply 70 II. @. eCOYEL.
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MIGHT POLICE

NIGHT POLICE.
Oagtaiss-J0hn Puckett.
First Lssuisnanf-Robert Scott.
Second Liss1ten sHf-John s. ingalls,.
PATRoLNES.
Names-David McNabb, John Ca7end5r, joel Phil
lips, Vim Pickett, Dan'i Burget, VIM Mulioy, Murphy
PHILIPS, SlmT Plummer, John Chensuk, Eich Davis,
James Miller, WIZ Mayo, Wm Rice, Vim Baker, A II
Byroa, Bird Bruce, 2 r Nichol, VIM Stewart, Jesse
Perry.
~ The Police Court is opened every morning At
nine o'clock
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Immnlliatn Attanfior

Immediate Afternoon
sHTT Ill Be givsn 10 Comm enications snrTeassd .
w me throagh ne Pest Oaice. -.
aept-tf u u S~OfAA
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TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 8, 1863
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r.noninl Affantinn

MIN % shse purchases and Hale o. keAl hstaas,
P-.ntinr a store Hocses. and Dwslnngs, ana al
othsr buEi1esa requiring pronPt Ana s'Sses eSs,'1
b
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gashpiIIs 4uiuu.

W oAn1HHoN~co,publisher-
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An Elegant Piano Forte,

m ILoBlIus = itIIIO = OF "
TNoR sALE- AT INVOICE PRICE WrTH COST
L of csrriAFe, for gocd TESxESsEE AesHf AT Pan
AlsO, one BgssE ASH AAHSEs-g ysas rso
Ons fns BEussEts oARrrT.
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gauk-gOte gist.
OORRxCTKD DAILY By LIZ 5. DUNN . CO.,
BIO. Is UNION STREET.

81 These quotations are for GIFTED statss' Treas.
ury Notes. Ohio, Indiana, sud Kentucky:
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2 " nsnt . ssll tho above. [aoya7-8m :
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The following srs the only official dis
patches from Gen. Bragg which are pub
lishsd in the Richmond papers:
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sluarl,s sueces. On 80 rnlomnc.

The dispatches to the associated prsss North admit
the complete success Of Gen. Stuart in bis late raid
The foiiowingis soscial to the New York Tri5uns
WASHINGTON, December 26-The enenly'u csvairv
(ef course Stuart got entirely around Burndss army
yesterday having Damfies in their possession in the
hNorning.
booy Of troops uSder Col Candy who. 1t is charged
hal no piekf ou were surprised "a the night and suf
fered capture to extent difficult 20 tx. Rumor
snameratss our loss from 1000 t. 300 The 18th Penn
sylvanis elvalry was roughly handed aud withTrew
in considerable haste Arms wers first placed in their
hands Of this regiment one week ago.
Ffteeu wagons containing regmental property are
50 certainly to be lost II m debated whether also
lost the whole Of four gun bate or only half Of It.
Last night these swift riding mArs1ders were in p0sses
sion Of Oec0quan. The operator Bure's station this
evening STAKES that the enemy within three ncs
The movement Of troops from here 10 the scene Of
this enterprise has been prompt and forcibe both Of
cavalry aud infantry but stuarts success in these
STAIRS have never BEEN partial.
Snes writing this hear that Stuart ard comrades
were, early This morning, within six miles Of Frt Lyon
Also thst they got the whole Of the battery at Dun
fries also thai at Oeeoquan they fell 3, tachment Of
the 22d Pennsylvania cavalry A 6ght ensusd uusqual
on our side in which ths 22d hsd twenty men killed
snd wounded. Captain Johnson who commanded the
post was amougths killed The whole dstachment not
killed or disabled wers captured.
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VOL. XIII, NO. 3OI


possibility Of eauivalslf adYsatags to the country.
ar. Line s adinstreti1u is then restricted to su--
cess 20 ne spring capaisp as iig on ehanee of ssYI
ne Uni a II shat mlscsrres, 81 IS lost no c1anse q
i beAooyes tbs Predsal 70 iosk the hard pr20aoi
ues "a Ia the fac-, and make the rscicql caangss
sotn IN ahe psrs0Hnci and he policy Of sdmilistr--
tioa, which be O1ehE b have "a de months sgo.
The certainty hat tbs army q she Potonl4c mus 20
nso y nior ga tsrss ana postpone "a 5her onen I've
meYeIent5 t spring. raises uqary as 70 the ProD-
able beSag Of this nsosssty he yzo polfica qasa
ons 10 which the eounTy tskes ths deepest iusersst
eisn VEN 1ents # h the prssent pO4t7rs of Eslrys
e Sfes dent isu-s hfs tbresteusd smsncipAton proc
lainaton On the ist o. 4a1uh y be Vii simply &c an
o ject of der ion z oe the saves frss imms-
o. % y territory ana dsven him isnoninioEy out.
you'd be piece Of ridiculous bI aVado that would
make D m the la1shiug stock OF the world L be hap
pens % bs N peTelaaing moad The dr-t Of jam
"a me > a who were evertaken thers BIZ tbs rsbel
Ion and IA not yef been able cst away Let hin
p7ocia y freedom % the Uu1n men cf Esat Tsnnesssa
VINO hsve 50 long atenad 10 vain for "a chsrot Ehseg
1913 Woul1 De for Ar Liue1la te pub ish psoclas-
tion eseisas these esaes free Bus has he any more
power 70 free the negroes thaa g frss ttsnf HsFo
not t1ey at east as strong clam the vern
of tie rdot0 such iuvstsrats maker Of jokes
oa8tt 10 Ia -as he nj postpone his bull sEainst the
come. ii has become however matter Of 40 sort
Of oDseqUsuce either TO tbs rebels 20 anybody else
VI etl er ~ Broci lInat o. - ssu=d or naE
Ihs aeon of toCsiga govenmen,s on the cessation
Of hosfttes flr the year. with sIch bslancs OF sd
Ysnt ges IN Of the r5seis s mlrs serious duss
ton AZ nboey 90 lh side OF tie Atlantic rsIr Sew
arss ja48msrt not respected in Europe) have
ne waig1t OF a leather from hnnsts wing tleir
dsc-si9n We may vel hope FOR best end await
the res1lt with c1GiRess. Until get an echo frem
lzis -sst BAD news, it s idis g speculate.
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E5Gereucs Of Opiaion.

Lnc0ln in his annual message boasts that the credit
Of the Federal government has been fully maintained
dis special and personal orgsn the New YORK Hsrald
hOwever, in appel 60 Congress, the Sih SAYS
"N0yv that he Secretary OF the Treasury has made
his official statement il is the duty Of Congress 10 take
up the question Of Our finances with ut delzv Thsv
in dersng and isorganized condition sud sor-
thng must be done Immediately if the 5stions credit IS
e. bB saved rom utter nia Ts currency is depreei-
ed to the great injury Of the industrial clss.es Of the
community who have to pay inflated prices in the ratio
Of tha depreciation. The credit Of the governments il
inpa red 50 home and abroad and the troops in the
hsid unpaid and digeOnie ltedi
There Is sg git difference Of opinion heron a vsry
vital question also. Although the Herald il seldom
guilty Of telling the .rnth, think il has done it this
tine The New YORK correspondent of the ondon
Times speaks Of the bad condition the Federal finances
In and many of the Northern papers are beginning
to hint hat souethi has got 20 be done h Mr Chzse
department, there viii be a collapse Of some
Kind. It is very evident that The money machine Of
LinoGins government is not moving on smoothly and
satisfactorily, and fast getting instead Of better
Athou "a il may be for time longer it Is certain 10
sre K down antua ". When the crash doss come Il
viii be terrible one, and the Northern government
with Of the business portion Of the ecluunftv In
that sseilon viii be plunged into rretrieVable bank
ruptcy Then viii the Northern people themselves sx-
perisnce the financial ruin and distress they are rnav
end sevoriag 70 force upon the SOuth-fuguska Chro-
ical dad Sentinel
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The Dl.grace al asoLIy sprInE..

rom Lle Dlnclunalt commercial
The capture Of Holly Springs, Mississippi, on the
9Th inst, by rebel cavalry force under Van Dorn
appears to have been the result of grest and criminal
e5relessnes the Dart Of Colonel Murphy OF Wscon
sin. wh IN command Of the post This offense is
greatly aggravated by he fact that be was apprssd By
General Grant the previous day that the rebels were
near him in force. 1t is Impossible 70 conceive how any
man with military reputation at stake and with 50
70 ny epeatcd warnings before him tns war has
afforded could fail to take the collmonsst precautions
guard against surprise. Yet Colonel Murphy if ae-
unts correct paid no attention 20 tie warning Of
superior uicsr nd did rot 70 realise but be
wlsts SAFE from an attack though quietly encamped
in oarraess st Milwaukee. Ths rebels appear 20 have
actually entered the town and got possession Of il be-
fore Colonel Murphy Wss aware Of their presence OF
coure i was too late 70 make successful resistance
and lhs whole f5rcs 81 that post. amply sufficient for It's
defense, was oTerp0yTered, and bad 70 surrender.
The successful resistance made 70 this sane rebel
70 e. at Davis mills the following day, by dstach-
neBts Of the 25th Indiana infantry and 5th O0 cav
airy, in which the rebels veIely repussd Is IN
bright contrast with the c0niuct Of Colonel Murphys
command, and shows what can be dose by men who
have The viii 10 do and viant in their determins
iol 70 DO b we'll If Colonel Murphy is guilty to the
extedt legged, he should be eou araed and severely
uuufshe5
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Payinv. ssa.iae--.

AT tae close Of great meeting in AEi-alEppl Pres
oyterlaa minister gave notise that collection would b
ssken up for gospel purposes in the neighborhood A
Fletaodist preacher siso present, and who had iu
pFesched the sermon, Il being his regular sabbath a,
ts ace, then ross a. remarked that very htts had
seen DO toward the proper support Of the gasps OF Of
himself De had been riding bis circuit with two horses.
ane was used ne expected the 0t-r would soon 20
and De ouid have 10 go afOot Charity began at home
and besides, brethren, Christianity is paying business
L pays profit even in this w0rc. Did you ever hear
the story Of sn indsl in the Tennessee camp meeting
WslI ltel you.
Up in penuessessee there was camp meeting held In
VIGOROUSLY bad neighborhood; and when At the close
Of the exercises, the hat round roll Of notes
about iifsy dollars, found The brshren in those
parts in those days being rather poor considerable
specul stiou was had where that fly dollars came
oni and neEty It was decided to keen an eye on
that nat sud see If i done over again Sure enough
next year meeting there smother fifty Just A. be-
lore ttwas traced to infdel revfing country store
keeper near tbs camp and who was never known to say
OF DO good Thing for Gods people So the elders called
the aside and said
Did you put that ere fifty in that hatg7
'iWel did"
Mistake, amt itl'
No sir never make mistakes. Il Is ali right Afors
you chaps cum rosnd these diggins preaching could
rot keep mere pig ne re yearling, nowhere AID
osf powerful sight Of truck; aud now, gentismen
keeps the most Of en- It's PGyfRg business 70 keep
yeu here and goes in for t'HsstezB Chrissian "A
yCc1fe
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PREsIDKNTEaL INDEmNfrY.BILL.
Protest Of E7hfrEy.Sfx Egegresasfatf tfres
sEgR5Hsf as ESassage.

IN the Fed raj house Of rsprssen lives on the 92I
inst Nj Pendlston Submitted the fohowng resolution,
u5on which he demanded the previous question
Rssolpea 2 hat the Glowing protest OF lhirty.six
members Of this against the passage of house bi
No. 59l be entersdupon the journal:
On the OH day Of December, A. D. 1862, and during
the prese session of Congress, Mr.. Steves OF Penn
sylvania introduced the bill No 59 entitled An act
indemnity he Precedent and other pers,nt for sus-
pending ib privilege Of the writ Of habeas YHs and
sets dane IN pursuance thereof and after It's second
reading moved that its eonsi erafion 5s iuads the
special order for the Thnrsday then next enig which
motion being objected TO, be moved the peTi9us cues
ton, and this being ssined, under ~ operation
thereof, the BIZ was read thiTl time and passed
The bi tHvoves questions of the grayest importanee
It provides that 81 engons Of the privilege Of the
writ Of habsas corpus all afrests apd irlprisonHeut
upon pretsz by hOasov pde under the
authority Of the PRESIDENT however arbitrary tyran-
llcal or unjnst are conf med and made ysiid m that
al persons who advised executed sisted IN exe-
euton Of any such acts, are discharged froa e liability,
whether the State to individuals in res eet there
Of p and that an proceedings against tllem sf every
nature whether for the recovery OF damages or for the
infection Of punishment commenced Of to be com
menceG are discharged aud made void. It also pro-
vdes that the President may. during hs existence Of
this rebelon at any time and anywhere throughout any
OF the United States and any paEsol suspend the
prsyilege of the hebeas corpus
The 5i Is framed upoa The idea that tbe acts reeed
were legal, ana without cause or excnfef that they
we're vioat Of the rights Of the persons arrested and
pFs0ned and that for them redfes $ might be had iu
The courts Of the Uited sfsteE BY resort . the peace
fa regular and ordinary administrator lf the law. 1t
IS framed upon hs idea that the citizen was arrested
vvithou the existence Of crime on his part or even
probable ca'se 70 suspect i, and that IN making aaeh
arrests the sbsiaaee well the forra Of those pro-
visions Of law intended 70 cure personal liberty we're
entirely dsr gAFded Il makes no exception Of those
cases n which ne arrests have beer made with malice
and the imprson tents have been inct,d win irc7
stances Of brutality and erasitv-n which the public
good mas been male the cloak Ysberewita to the
grathcaon o. political snosty or private haired II
dstingnishes 10 nothing between the oaes n which an
honest asake has been followed by lis cor.
recuoH znd cases IN which maiign hss been snsbIed,
by alse pref enses % procure the arrest and prionQ
the Imprisonment 70 the oss Of properly tie destrue-
ton Of healta and in some instances the nsnty sui
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For the Memphis Appeal
THE LIND or THE SOUTH.


Han Land Of the South where Che SUI loves e nsei
Ana Bssety esd eenee aaorns eg'ry scene;
Thy ssnre-tipt noansains aud em'rald ssyauuas
Thy rivers Gnd honestssds proclaim thee queen
When Liberty calls en- her sons to defend her
The sword Of tho senthron responds the eaA
With the stars ana tho bars floating proudly absTr
him,
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Give up ihsr heazttrsasurss Whea danger is nigh
Send their sops 70 the hsld With lheselena inilnetion
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AZ 'nid the fair homes Of the suany South aud
Where virtue combines with refinement and oesuty,
Aud heaven Ponrs BLESSINGS with bouDafal aznd-
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Bfsy thy banner forever triusnphsntly waye,
A tsTror to despols and Liberty emblem,
Around which shall rally the true snd the brave
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