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will be addressed to the PUBLISHERS ef1e UNION,
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Cd to-S G. MERCER o
Editors OF loyal newspapers will do US great kind
ness by republishng the foregoing or its substance
Tho current transactions in Tennessee for months 10
will be highly interesting TO all lovers Of their
country and her free Institutions and the columns Of
the UNl6N win furnish the earliest and most reliable
history OF these events.
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IoHs " Bios, Grand Secretary, should bs q. -.sed
At Roahrius, TenA
1esaeases Ledge, No, Meets everv Tues az Fvon.
ing az their Hau on the corner Of U aim and sum.
mer strees. The otieeTs for the Pesont term, are
., :. Lesueur, g.; j. r. Mills va; J. /. Weokiey,
secretary L. n spain, freasuFrr.
Rabus Lodge, No lo-Meeta At the same place
every Monday EvcninE The officers are H. A.
Campbell, y O.; Henry Apple, va; j. L. Park
secretary B. f' Brown, Treasurer.
su,ilsy LodSs, Ne 0O-Neols at their Han, on South
Cherry alroet, every Friday kvenmg The officers
are O. q. Covert, No; frank Harman v G.; James
Wyatt, Secretary WM. Mallory, Treasurer
A~ssra Lodge, No, io6, tGsrmanl--Mes,s at the
Hall, coruer oi Vni1n aud summer atreets every
Thursday Evening". The ofhcers are Charles Rich
Me-; P Friedma We; - Bitterli0h Secretary; T;
Geo seiierle, Treasurer
Ridssly Enoap,pfasai No, i--Meota At me above Hal
on the urst aud thrd Wednesdays Of each month
The ofioeru are d. Ma C.P. T "A. MoBride, IA p:
@. y. Fuller, SW Peter Harris, Jr., J.W; John n
Hide, Scribe b. r. Cutter Treasurer
Olps Braaoh Esnaamp,assi, Ne a--Meo,s At ,ho
above Hal on tho second and iourtn Wednesday
aights Of each month. The odiorrs are Jas Z Roli,
Cpl Henry Applo, q P' 4. k0ksr, 8W,; n Frisd.
man, J,Hr' Charles Krohsri saribei J. n Ward ,
TIeasurcf
n nagvs y DusgAssri q RsbskuA-Meoa the ore
Friday anernoon " each month, ~ e'olock.
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ReIIgIous Norviccr.

Posr cuAFEI--(secoud rresbytogian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville Depot
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning Preaching at lO1S O'clock,
AM, and at I PM. Prayer Meeting every Wed.
nosday night at O'Clock.
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CNiV Arters on HRh street
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near Broad. Lieut.. Col. s. simmons.
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street Capt. ". NJ. Wiles.
Medical laspeotor-Iisut. Col. G. II. Lyman, BsA,,
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1 DAY, the 2sth ihsG1 untl Wednesday morning,
ths AN prox No busiaess Viii he uansaeted during
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Surfron lst reg. ohio Vol,
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Reyister--Phineas Garrett
7tsstse-w. Jasper Tayhr
Coronsr--N H. Beloher
Rdngsr-John Corbtt
Revenue Coueotor--W. d, Robertson
Railroad Tar Colsctor--J q. Hriloy
Consiabiss for he Nashville Disiri,S-i'oa . ''r~er
aud 4, e. New man
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adhere.
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res Boxes TOBACCO
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so Cases 0YsrAKs.
go Gases PINE APpIRs,
go Cases TEACHES, ..
30 Cases sARDIRa2s.
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DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Ravor
WILLIAM SHANE, RsoOrdsr.

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, RoslLaL
Deputy Marshals--W. H. Wilkinson, A. c Tucker,
and Jamea A. steele.
Clerks o5hs Market--Iohn Chumbley, e1-ogoiO first;
Jacob French, second aud Thos. MsCarty, third.
Tar Asssor--wnam Driver.
bepeuae Coiiector--A. q. shankland
Water Tar Oolscior-E B. Garrett
Treaager-R. nenry.
Hhat) MaSer-Thomas Leake.
sHyeyiAisnderf Of Oe WorkaOEse-J. Q Dodd.
.yupsintendsaf Of le Water Works-wm. stewart.
t1h1sf Of hs Eyre Departp,snt--JOhD NJ. SeAbary
sept0n Of he Osnes~y-T h. Mcbride
Stree, 0versesr-J. L. stewart.
Cay Aaor-ev-E. F. MullOy.
CITY COUNCIL.
Board Of Aldsrmen-M. NJ. Briep President John
Csrper, Jos. J. Robb, Ed Mulloy, II. g. scove ". s.
Chealham, NJ @. L. Claiborne, and j. O Smith
tbninlon Cosacil--Andrew Anderson President; Jas.
Turner, William Roberts, @. NJ. south ate Abraham
Myers, Alex Mcdaniel, l.. D. Hough, Charles sayers,
j. B. Knowles. W A. McClelland, 7. J. farbrOugh,
WIN. Driver, VIM. stewart, Thos Croady, VIM. Haily
and Vim. SanbOrn.
STANDING COMMITTEES CrTY CoUHuiL.
ESHaaoe-Knowles, scovel and Brien.
WaAr WOrks-Anderson Smith and Claiborne
sSsen-H Hut, Turner, Myers, Muoy, Choaiham,
YarbrOugh, LTeady and Haily.
Wharf-Furner CarpeT aud McCloland.
schoots-Cheatham, Muloy anu Knowles
Fire Department. Myers, Stewart and MeClellaDd
Gas-Driver, ercady aud Nyora-
Sspaetery y--spAhh, saAborn and Stewart
Market Hosss--YHb brough, Roberts and CarPOr.
5g0vss--Siu aoy, MsBaRel and Stewart
Polies--cheathan, Brisn and SFers.
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COUNTY COURT.

JHdgs-Hon. James Whitworth.
eisrk-P. Lindsey Nichol ..
AS- The Judge'a Court meets the arst Monday IN
Zach month, apd the Quarterly Court, compOsyd a
the Magistrates OF tue County held the first Mon
day IN January, April, July and october.
CIRCUIT COURT,
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CIRCUIT COURT.

JUtY0----~- -
C1ork-Davd c. Love.
az The Court meots the nrst Monday In March
nd september.
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CRIMINAL ooURT,

JSdgs-H0n NJ. Brion.
C1rk-Chares &. Dggous,
ssr The Court meets the hrst Monday iu April Au-
gust and december
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POST HEADQUARTERS.

Assisianl Medical Director-Surgson A.
stOn, b.S Vols, "a Cherry street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08

Mr.. WashbuIne moved that the House proceed to thu
election OF Speaker viva voce which was agreed 10
Mr.. Washburne nominated Mr.. Colfax, Mr.. Pendle
ton nominated Mr. Cox, Mr. Ancona nominated Mr.
Dawson Mr.. Grider nominated Mr.. Mallory, and Mr.
steele Of n. II, ponlinated Mr. sebblns. Messrs
King and Blair Of Missour were also placed in nom
instion. -- .-1-rf n RI .l.l-. y n. -I'T "a 4
Messrs. Psndietop, Dases, wadsworth and Pomeroy
were appointed telleU 10 conduct the election.
The Houte then proceeded to vote with the following
result: Whole number Of votes leI. Necessary to
choice 81 Colfax 10l; Cox AZ; King 4; Mallory 10;
stsbbsns 8; Dawson 12i Blair 9; Stills l. -
The clerk declared Mr. Oofax duly and legally elect
eo The announcement was greeted with voclferous ap
| plause Messrs. Dawson and Cox were appointed q
committee to conduct the Speaker to the chair. The
Speaker, on taking the chair delivered brief eloquen
and patriotic address, which was received with general
The members Of the House were thea sworn. The
name, OF members from Louisiana being called Mr..
stevens objected to their being sworn. Considerable
discussi IN ensued when Mr.. Stevens offered resou
tion that their credentials be referred TO the committee
OF Elections.
Mr.. Allen moved to lay the motion on the table. Lost
l-l0l to "A.
The resolution Of Mr.. stevsLs was then adopted
100 10 ~.
The CLERK then proceeded to administer the ath to
the delegates from the several teTritojies.
The House then adjourned.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
REronTED FoE THE STATESMAN
Up to q o'ciooiz this Morning.
Sunday Nights Dispatches.
The 3sth ConRreGs-Tho pcakeKshIp
Trouble About Credentials, etc. ..

WAsHINsTeN, Dec. 5.-The Union or Republican mem
btrs OF the House OF Representatives held caucus
the Capitol tonight Mr.. 0rh, Of Indiana, placed Ii
dissent and by acclamaton. No nominations were made
for the other officers Of the House, the subject being
held In reserve for future confederation.
long discussion took place. bringing under review
the acts Of the present clerk OF the House. Mr.. Eth
erdge, who, IL Is sad had omitted from the list names
Of legally certified members elect for informalites 10
the certificates. Whether this Is 80 or not II IL certain
the printed official list ef members shows no such omls
aions.
Among the members present at the caucus were the
following from the Border States-Mesars Smith and
Anderson Of Kentucky; Boyd, Loan and Mcoiung Of
Missouri; oreswell, Davis and Thomas Of Maryland;
Segar from East Virginia.
The Democratic or Opposition members held meet.
ing in one Of the committee Sixty seventy
memter were present, including several from the Bor.
der States The object OF the consultation was To sug.
Wst or argue upon the proper means to concentrate
what Is regarded by them the Union Conservative
elements. No nominations were made. The meeting
adjourned to meet again on Monday.
NRw YORK, Dec. Ga Washington special to the
Times sayG Mr.. Eherdge, Clerk Of the House rejects
certificates OF election OF members from Massachusetts
Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut. East Virginia,
California, Oregon and Maryland, on the ground Of In
formalty. Their phraseo ogy Is duly elected 10 the
Congress Of the United States" and he throws them
out because they do not read "eected In accordance
with the laws OF their respective States and the United
States" and refuses, Ii said, to refer the matter TO
the AttorneyGenera except order Of the Presl.
dent.
The Herald's special says: It tis rumorsd that Stan.
ton Weles aud Blair will retire from the Cabinet. In
fact Weess place has been offered to Grimes, Of Iowa,
and refused.
The estimates OF the secrstary Of the Treasury call
for the following snms for the present fiscal year.:
Army and Navy $500 600 000 Of which e1i2 900 Is
for the Navy. Civil lists, Indian expenses etc., sl02
600 600.
An immense fraud on the Government, amounting 10
S64O, COO, has been discovered. The perpetrator 70
Capt. VIM. StoddrardI Quartermaser at Alexandria.
The fraud has been in the receipt and delivery OF forage
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Notwithstanding the Indifference OF packers droyers
we're generally firm and confident, and seemed to have
PR0vIsIoN.-Mess pork was In limited demand, and
JIG w was paid for new country, and ol6 OOa9l OO
Tor new city, but the brand was not we'll known. Well
known brands could not have been purchased below
sls 95, and indeed 10 some cases sl6 SO. 100 brIs
new city mess pork at el6 5Oi and 300 do Sl9 I2K.
MIDDLhS-A small lot Of box middles, short clear,
sold at 9lc Vdid not hear OF any demand for other
sIDEs-There was some inquiry for old bulk sdes
6hc for rib and 7Kc for clear, both are held kc
HAMs-Gresn at 90. The sales were 1000 green
hams at 90.
LAeD-wss in demand at I2Si91Sc for country and
CITY but the latter not to be had any extent below
| is held at l2c. 800 tcs city q. l2Kc.
WHEAT-Ihe market was quiet and rather heavy
and prices shade In favor Of buyers though not
ably lower. We quote good to prime red at 81 a5@
", the latter an extreme rate hill at el 35aI 81
and white at 81 1901 45 the outiide rata obtsinable
for strictly prime Kentucky. The sales we're: 300 bush
prime red at Covngton and Lexington depot at s1 23
$500 do choice Kentucky white delivered at el 4QthI,
regarded below the market; 500 do red do at o5
500 do prime red at 81 27 900 do fair Kentucky vhitr
at 81 40 800 prime Kentucky white on landing Al
4O $50 DO red Ct lower depot, at eI a 500 choice
Kentucky white delivered, at 81 Isl 400 do weeveat
en- red do at 3 go.
o0RN-We have to notice continued good demand
and prices Of new are higher Old unchanged. Dis
81 OO and old at SI IS sales Of 100 bush ola
in eleva,or, at 81 Is; and 400 do new Al 9so.
OArs-The market 10 dull, but prices unchaneed.
The receipts are large which make buyers hold OIL SOa
in bulk, and 9O@9lo sacked must be regarded AZ NJ,
Quotations. The army contractors not buying e
any extent. sale OF 200 bush last evening at 6Ic
AYE-There 10 good demand, and prices tending a
ward. The sales $50 bush delivered at sI 52: 4oC
do to arrive at el 30; and 100 do at Sl %.
BARLkY-The market IL unchanged and steady We
quote spring at 81 4591 IS, and fall at 81 550i co.
GR0oERIEs-The market 10 frmer even than yester
day, bat prices not quotaby higher though an active
demand prevails at our quotations.
COFFEE 394935o for common to Prime Rio. Sale,
Of l6O bags good Rio Coffee at 34kc.
eUGAkS-l3L to I5c for fair oubs to choice New
Orleans; hard sugar, 1sS TO lSHe; Is hhds fair NeW
Orleans sugar at i4%c; Is brls refined O at l5Z,
t0LAssEs-65S70o for fair to prime New Orleans;
at 85 TO 67o. ~
BUrTER-The market 10 steady, with fair demand
and prices for prime to choice; Ii
to 22c for fair to good, and Is to sc for low grades
Fancy lots in small packages bring 96997c.
EGas-rhe demand continues fair, and prices rule
about the same as our last quotaons-26c to 27c fol
prime fresh, shippers count, and 10000 for filmed
The supply is better than 1t has leen.
e. lizette.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Now York market--Dsc. I

800. - : - M
FLOuR.opered o shade hrmer for shipping grades.
SAFES at " 3006 10 for extra state 81 108f so for
extra round hoop Ohio, and u ss9s so for rads
WhIsKY-M0re active and arnT at ss@s7c for
wHHAT-Mors doing aud market Ia2c better. Sales
at 81 4l91 As for Chicago spring; 81 1901 AZ for
Milwaukee club; 81 528I 81 for winter red gestsrp
RYE-Heayey and lower at el 309l 39K
BARLBV-More active; el for State and ol so for
0hioago.
o0hN-A shade Armer and moderate demand st n 2I
Tor shipping mixed western In store el % western yell
low ahoat; 81 20 for unsound
0Ars-Heavy at t61a9sSc for western and state; in,
cluding one lot very choice western 800.
WOOL-Frm but demand very moderate.
PErkoLt tUM-Dull. crude at 800; refined In bond
isH refined free 5595sc; aud crude for buyers option
at 32932Kc. 'r"N-
PORK--0pened A shade frmer with sales at Sl6 rs
9T OO for old mess; 916 90 for new do; 9l2Dl2 so
for new plir O. SI04I7 90 for new prime mess; also
eW mees for February vt o2l 90.
BEkF-Cuiet and unchanged.
BACON SIDEs-Quiet.
LARD-In moderate request with sales at IIX0pIq,!
$40 brs for Jan. and Feb. at 12ho.
h00s-steady; 7Z0eo forcity dressed.
BUTTER-Flrmer at 20926c for Ohio; and 979s0c
cHEESE-In better request at 1896 for common
10 prime. -
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A BAD BREATH.-The Greatest Curae The
human family ia heir to. How many lovers II
has separated-how many friends forever part.
ed. The subject is 80 delicate, your nearest
friepd will not mention 1t, and you ore ignorant
of the fact To effect radical cure, uss ths
"BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" as O
dentrifce, night and morning. It also beauli.
ies the complexion, removing all tan, pimples
and freckles, leaving the skin soft aud white
Price SO cents For sale by N. B, Marble and
all druggists.
oct7' '63-d&W1yeow
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-08

ELLsLKRs ATHrNRUM THE OPFRA.-The
Doctor Of Alcantars was performed last night
with the same decided success as on its frat
presentation. The house was we'll filed, and
frequent applause testified the appreciation as
well as the qualification Of the audience.
The tableau, In which Mr Riohings repre-
sented General Washington and Miss Richings
psrsonstsd the Goddess of Llbsrty, wac ad-
mired BY every one. Miss RIohings sang our
great national song, the Star Spangled Ban
ner, with spirit and fne effect. The eplendld
illumination at the close of the sopg, which
brought into vivid light the almost lifs-like
representation Of the immortal Washington
BY Ms. RIchipgs, was for beauty aud brillianoy
rarely equaled.
This evening CHE engagement Of the Troupe
closing with three nights more) will be present
cd, for the first time In this oountry, the comic
Opera Of the Yelled Lady. Combining the
novel, the comic and the musical with rare
felicity, u will make most pleasing entertain
ment, especially with such company as now
nightly play and sing OF the Atheneum.
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Arrival from Now orleans.

Nsw YORK, Dec. e.-The steamer Evening Bsr arrv.
ed from New Orleans the 29th, via Havana the Ist
Among her passengers are General Won Dever Colonel
Slack, Majors Vedder and Argus.
On the 25th General Lee with 800 Federal cavalry and
section Of artillery attacked the 4th Texas and End
Louisiana rebel cavalry, and drove them from Camp
Pratt to within four miles Of Vermillon Bayou. Here
the % and Sd Illinois cavalry made gallaot sabre
charge and broke the enemys rank capturing one com
mssloned officer and 90 prvates, mostly from the 4h
Texas, with their arms and horses Right rebels we're
killed and large number wounded.
few days previously General Lee surprised camp
Of rebels twenty miles from New iberia and captured six
officers and hirty-hve mon and large number Of arms
and horses belonging to the lst Louisiana mounted
aves. Two rebels were killed.
No news from Texas. The Brazil from 81. Louis
wss fred into above Bayou Sara on the 26h and re-.
ceived forty bas Tho negro cook was injured but
one else, No injury Of consequence to the boat.
The steamer Slack Hawk was fred into near the
mouth Of Red River on the 2lst by six seven rebel
cannon, from the west bank Of the Mississippi. she
took FIRE and was run to the opposite side Of the river
when the flames were extinguished by the crew. The
gunboat Choctaw soon afterward arrived. The boat
was saved, and the heavy guns Of the Choctsw soon
put the rebels to flight. Two persons were killed on
the Black Hawk. two wounded and the boat badly dam
aged. She reached New Orleans under escort from
gunboats.
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CInelnna,i marks,-Dec. 6

FL0UR-The msriet has not changed and remain,
rather dull with light local demand at the range OF
nrices heretofore current. supeIhne, fresh made
IS GOES IS! extra 45 90@6 90.
WHiskY-There was more Offering to-day, specula.
tors being disposed to realize which gave the market
heavy aspect though pces cannot be called lower but
the Indications pointed to q decline. The sales were
llO0 brls at IS &e5kc, the latter rate for wagon.
sEED-A sale Of l59 bush Glover 10 arrive at NJ co.
Flax In good demand, at % l092 So the Liter rate
% I.r ound lots 400 bush sold ct prices within our
haY-There Is no change to notice The demand
is light at 9ps 90 for prime Timothy on arrival.
HOd5-We had quiet market to-day. though hold.
ers were hn and generally preferred holding over 10
next week rather than make any farther oon,essops
The recsips were close up to 1000O head at ths IN
connection with the very limited demand for The pIo
duct even at prices below the prime cost made packers
Indifferent. We quote light at 90 50B6 co. and 100 10
2OO lbs averages at 81 007 10. 2I5 to $50 lbs aysr
ages may be quoted at 81 rs to So and saIes were
made at the latter rate, We understood. The sales
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FighS on ths Memphis n Charicn.,n


MEMPHIS, Dec. 5.-Generals Chalmtrs and Lea. rom
rebel forces attacked Moscow and Lafayette or
the Mem his & Charleston railroad, yesterday noon
and burned Lafayette and seme small bridges on The
road. We repulsed them Ut Moscow and forced them N
ano her Eight four miles out, and again repused them
between twenty and thirty OF them we're found dead an
Ihe held, amor whom were three officers. Their dead
tlon three WAGON loads we're taken away.
Oltizens say they acknowledged themselves badly
whipped cir loss will probably reach one hupdred,
our Ios Is three killed, forty'oDe wounded and forty.
one missing. Colonel Hatch. 81 division command.
ing brigade, was seriously though not Dangerously
"oundei ball piercing through the right lung
Ihe telegraph is working TO Oofnth {. day. and the
railroad will be working to morrow.
AT this writing, z. M, Gring 10 heard in the al.
recton Of Moscow.