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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-11
once chief OF Pol,oe.

FouRTEENrH ARMY CoRPs, DEPARTNEHFl
CUMBERLAND, NASHVILLE, Dec. 30, '62.S
Notice is hereby given to all citizens
Of Nashville, and Of Davidson county,
who have by word or deed, aided and
abetted the present rebellion, to cOhs
forward forthwith to this Office, and make
bond and oath, according to the forms
provided and heretofore published By
military authority.
All such persons, within The city limits
ars requested to do this, by the 18th day
Of January, 1863; ifnot given l,y thas
day, they viii be summarily dealt WIFI.
by Gne, Imprisonment, or exclusion frsn
these lines
BY order Of Maj Gen. RosEohApa
JOHN FITCH,
Provost Judge.
VIZ. TaURsoAit, Chief Of Army Police.
or Office in the zollicoder bulldog.
No. 28, High Street, Nashville, TenA
December 3l--15t
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A PHILAuEIrHIA PApER, speaking Of The
liberal expenditure OF money for holiday
presents, on the day and evening before
Christmas, says that IN one establishment
on Chestnut street a singular scene irans-
PRED A woman, evidently in pur8uit
of q Gift ior friend entered and asked
% be shown q necklace Upon inquiing
The price she was told that the article
was valued az 81 300. She declared hcf
intention 10 purchase, aud the salesman
offered 90 send &c NJ Ben ,esideueo. With
a smiling c0ratlnancc she throw Che
necklace oyer her head, drew isom heI
purse Tie full amount Ia Treasury notes
handed IL 10 the astonished salesman
aud walked into The street
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Npecial AnetIon sale...

Il. Il. SHIELDS h Co. will sell, on 'faes-
day morning, j anuary 10, 1868, a desira Z
bic lot Of seasonable Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Clothing. Sale to COM
mencs 1T 10 o'clock.
B. f. SHIELDS & co, M
Opposite Sewanes House
jan. l1.-2t .l rl
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krArE OF TENNnssEE.s
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, NAsHvmLEl
January 10, 1869.

CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, NAsHvmLE.l
January 10, 1863
The levy made by Governor ANDREW
JOHNSON on certain parties, for the relief
Of the destitute, has been promptly paid
by some; others have withheld from
disehsrging a duty now imperatively de-
manded by tho suffering of the city It
is TO be hoped that delinquents viii re-
spond promptly TO the demands Of the
destitute women and children pressing
daily upon the authorities for relief. On
Tuesday, at farthesi, wo shall be com
PEELED to visit the parties that have fall
ed TO pay their first instaIment, as means
must be procured by Wednesday for the
relief Of the suffering poor am pleased
to say that most Of the gentlemen that
have paid have done it with evident de-
sire 10 relieve the want in our city.
JOS. S. FOWLER,
Comptroller.
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Apair of well-broke Mules, and very
fine Omnibus Spring Wagon, suitable for
a sutler also, Three good Horses for
sale, cheap.
MAUzY, WILSON & CO.,
Cor. Deaderick and Cherry streets
Jan6
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NASHVILLE TYPoGRAPmoAL UNIoN, No.
1. - The postponed Regular Monthly
Meeting Of this Society viii be held this
day Sunday. az 10 o'clock, AN Mem
bers will please be punctual, as import
ant amendments 10 the Constitution arc
70 be considered
~ order Of ibs President,
w. MULLINS,
~ Cor g. Rec Ses'y.
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Pho1osr MAnsnAr,a orrrnnl
NAaHvrLLr. TrNN.. Jan. 9. 1869.

MEANWHILE Tenn, Jan. ., 1863.
Provost Order, No. 2. g
Captain HESar Q. AusTH, 9Th Kansas
Volunteers, is hereby appointed Assist
ant Provost Marshal and Superintendent
of the Military Prisons, and wiz be obey
ed and respected accordingly.
By order OF JN0. A. MARTIN, (
Colonel and Provost Marshal.
janS--3t. fr.a Is f.s~ otl -g
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SNAIL CHAsGE.--No one need CON.
plain Of the want Of small change NOW.
W, ]. MARI, corner Of College sad UnioH
streets, has received another supply Of
Postal currency, which Is the most Goa
yenient change in circulation.
Doc2i-tf
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tits said that The Cincinnati gamblers
who won 1893 from Msios N. Cook.
tAe dofaultng Paymastor have ageesd d
pays0yer that amount "a 40 0ogornmcDt
aud upon that cogihH51 fhsf a4ofo NJ
released from enaloay
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There was an informal meeting Of the
Court Of Inquiry in Gen. Buell's case ct
the Louisville Hotel yesterday. Tho
meeting will be held regularly each day
hereafter. Lott. journal 9A.
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Provosr MAssnaI's op.sou,


Provost OUars No. 1.
l. The sale Of spirituous liquors With
in this city, except for medicinal purpo-
ses, Is strictly prohibited, and eqosy
drinking saloon IN the place must b
closed 40 once.
2. Any one violating this order viii
be arrested and severely punished, and
his liquors oonhscated and turned over
10 Col. SIMMONS, Chief Commissary sukf
sistence
g. All officers ia obsrge Of ssArds ana
patrols, Yill use great Yisils1cq o.ie1yq'
oui and break up lha whisky
Ja0 Az HfS1
Noitss aad krp8osl
ApproN
f ~ fIiTomaL
Bie Gen CoanAAdlq
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We learn that the Baldwin will take a
a large number of wounded 10 Louisville
on her return trip.
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HouCpE Private James A. Gibson,
Of company y, lst Tennessee cavalry
received a mortal wound in an ailray on
Second street, near Water, on Monday
syening. He was removed 10 one Of the
city hospitals, aud died from his injuries
last evening. The wounds were inlliet-
"a By Arthur Norris and VIM. Lsgelle,
the latter a member Of company 4 I'D
Indiana Infantry. An inquest was held
QFon tho body by Coroner McGil this
moTEinR aud upon bis warrant, Lavello
9ea Aolis were Arrested aad ledged IN
4 aiting an examina-
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We want 90 see the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, the Cumberland River,
and BRAGas's army, all kept in good
running order
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Cor s Rec soy

Parson Brownlow will deliver a lecture
Al Masonic Temple this evening, the pro-
ooeds 10 be devoted 10 the bene0t Of the
Sanitary Commission.--I0l Journal 9H
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The number Of hogs slaughtered al
Cincinnati to date the present season is
52O,567, against 361,265 to the CORES
ponding date last season.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-18

For somo timI past deserted workshops and
dwellings have received the attention of per
sous in need Of wood or money, and after car.
rying OF fenoiug, doSr aud shutter sooR fol
low, and presto aome fine msrnng the house
disappears altogether We have already noted
several cases Of thts kind and now we have
another 10 record During tho past tive weeks
tho fencingearomd Bronmn's foundry on Col.
lege street opposite Fireman's Hall has gradu.
ally grown "small by degrees aud beautifully
loss, and en- Friday night dash was made
on the front foundry building, which, about
midRight, came dawn with tremendous crash.
Before 0 in The morning scarcely stray splin-
ter Was 10 be found about tho place, and at
noSn the work Of destruction was resumed.
aud progressed all day on the large rear build
ing, which, being strongly put up, resisted for
lopg time the assaults Of soldiers, citizens
bSys girls, and Riggers, uptil at last down
came the roof and there was nothing loft to
shelter the valuable property in pachincry
tools, etc., all of which lay exposed and will
doubtless be totally destroyed The mule
which has been lying dead there for several
days, is still stretched out IN all its ovelinssn
to tickle the nOstrils Of the occupants Of tho
hospital adjoining Nashville Dispatch, FeJ. 8.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-18
The River aud the nm.

They shook their sweetness out 10 their sleep
On the brink Of that beautiful strea1;
But il wandered along With wearsoIne song.
Like lover that walks in dream!
So the roses blew
When the winds vent through,
In the moonlight so white and so still
And the river it beat
All night atthe feet
or cold and "a finty hill
0fa bard and senselfss hhl.
said, dWe have often showered our loves
Upon something as dry as the dust;
And the faith that is crost aud the hearts that sre LOST
OH how can we Willingly trusl
The winds wax taiht
Aud the moor, like a saint
Gldcs over the woodlands 50 white and so still,
And you beat and YOU eeae
All night At the feet
OF that cold and hjnty hill.
Ofthat hard aud senseess hill.'
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-18

3D.
Whilst Lieut.. H. N. Olivier lst Ta Infantry, on
the following charge and specification;
CHARGs.
Misaonduct In the facs Of the eAeny.
SPECIFICATION.
In this that lst Lieut.. L, N. Olivier, being duly
commissioned officer OF the lst Regiment Louisiana
Infantry, Accompanied his regimont and company TO
the Geld or battle before hurlreesbOro. Tenn, or
abeui the 3Oth day Of December. 1892 that on or
about the morning Of the 3lst day Of December 1869
said Lieut. H. N. Olivier haviug procured q stray
hSrse did during the heat Of the battle, and in face
OF the enemy abandon his Company and COlors with
out warrant or authority and remain absent until the
following morning although ordered 10 reoin his reg
imeDt bY Capt Beatty Of the same regiment Allthis
AZ or near MurfreSsboro IN The State Of enRessee,
on or about the 3lst day Of December, 1862.
To the Specification Not Guilty.
To the Charge, Net Guilty.
lX.-FIIbiNG AND sKSrENcR or THE OouRT.- After
mature dsberation, The Court finds the accdssd as
follows
OF the Specification, Guilty.
or the charge, Guilty.
Ana does, therefore sentence him the &C used Ist.
Lieut.. y. N Olivier, bt Regiment La. Infantry, 10
ba cashiored and chat his name crime, and place OF
abode and,huhishment DO Published In the nawspa-
pers aboutfhe Camp, and IN the State sf Louisiana.
X-The proceedings In the foregoing ease having
with the fndngs and sentence Of the Court, bees sub
mittod 10 the General Commanding, are by hlmaap.
proved aHd Construed.
ist It'll. N. olivier, lG la. Infantry, therefore.
ceases to baan officer Of The eonfederah Siateb Army
from this date.
BY command Of GENERAL 1Rioo
OFFICIAL, A.G~Genl.
hbls.r nc. TYLER
Col a Pro. Gent.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-18

Separation of the North aud soWth.
From the LSndsn Times 2lthI
1t is matter Of notoriety that, while the
UpioniSts can find no partizans in Che South
the Disunionsts count their active aGherents
in every town in the North, The upper classee
Of American society are said to be seceders
everywhere; the " onen are found SO wherev.
cr test is applied The very Cabinet Of the
President is said to be divided in opinion on
the point, and we well know that the yenerat
ed founders Of American independence did in
forecasting such schism as this, record their
convictions that separation was better than
civil war. We ask, therefore, whether we can
be easonably blamed fer participating in seuti
nents which nearly one-half ef the American
people have in some way expressed.
The Fsderals are indignant at our views OF
their impending destiny, but they should re-
collect that precisely the samsdestny has
awaited all other communities. That state Of
things which the Unionsts desire to perpetu
ate is state Of things which never yet exist
ed. An enormous aggregate of States cover
ing an entire coRtAent, exempt from the incon-
yenlences Of political division, and released
from the obligations Of international society
has never been seen yet When Mr.. Lincoln
describes and explains the impossibility of ad
nitting morc than one State on the American
Continent, he shuts his eyes to what has actu-
ally happened in all the other territories OF
the world. His arguments, ifaccepted, would
prove that there could be only one nation on
the Continent Of Europe, If every eommuni-
ty has natural right to the whole course OF
every river, and to free run from every point
in the interior Of the country to any point on
the seaboard it is clear that Europe must be
wrongly constituted.
4, We do net say but that, if such unions could
exist, it might be beneficial to mankind We
only say that there existence has Never yet
been found possible, and tliat the Americans
when they separate, will be but illustrating
the universal tendency Of such things. Great
federations have often been Imagined by poll.
tcians as we'll as poets, but they have never
been established We have had to get on
without them, and 10 mould our politics and
our proceedings in accordance with those pas
sionS Of haman nature which have forbidden
any better systeR The Americans will have
to do no more. II will b0 descent as well as
disappointment for them and on this point
the Northerpers are correct in their views;
but we can hardly be exposed te oensure for
regarding as tolerable what is simply the COM
mon lot Of mankind.
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TRANSFERS WANTED.

QUAHTgRNAsTEgHD DBP tHTMkSr,
Chattan@qa Feb. II, 1858
CfTizENS haying negroes % hire are notified, tha'
~ ldon't want 70 be compelled 70 impress. ioan'
siers~bat ~ ne same time an compelled 70 hayer
attention. Il. r. JONES,
Fsbis-2w hGj. B O'n.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-18
NORTHERN DISPATCHES.

NASHVILLE, Feb. Z, ls63'-Oar victsry over
the Rebels at Fort DOnslson was complete and
decisive.
Col. Lowe OF the 9th Iswa, WAS in command
of oar fsrses vixen eur informant left.
One hundred and forty-fle rebels had beeT
buried, and one hundred prisoners taken
More were being brought ip.
The Rebels rstreatsd toward Charleator
Tennessee.
The wooden building and a part Of the found
ry Of J. NJ Brannan, used as manufactory
formerly Of Confederate canAon, were destroy
ed to-day by citizens aRd soldiers UHdsr the
Gser about fifty thirty.si1 pound shells were
discovered.
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MISSISSIPPI COTTON MONEY WANTED,


10 DHUUWHh0IH dHW AWdbHUI 4 NIHIHHULts
100 GOOD sHOEMAKERs, aud few Leather
IUU Drsssage, can Gnd employment IN the GSv,
ernnent Shoe Factory at Atlanta, Ca, under TIE d.
ecLion OF the undersigned. None bnt good hands
need apply. Those diminishing their own tools viii
have preierenee
Soldiers desiring to work In this establishment,
must procure their own details from their command
ing officers. CIV. CUNNlNGHAM,
lebls-lm Major 4 ON,
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QrAnrEnuAsrEnls DlrAnrnENr.

NITIzENs are notified that they are expected to re
port 10 the Post Quartsrmaser all eatfay mules and
horses IN this vicinity and are warned not 10 trade for
Government property Of any KIND as their claims
will not he respected unless the property has beeH
condemned and branded With 'O.p
Febi3-lm b. F.JONEs,
MaI.'& Post ON.
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new Bacon and Salt (!

A FEW hundred pounds family cured Bacon. 30
isbis-n H. WILLY.
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OFFICE CoMMANpAyy OF cosscmgrs,

OFFICE bOhhAhbAhT OF JOhhVWFTa5
Knoxville, Feb 10, 1868. !
BY virtue Of paragraph v General Orders No. sc,
Adluiant and Inspector Generals Ohioe the following
named officers are hereby ordered TO report ~ this Of
fce without delay, either by letter or In person.
Captain Jos. A. l.usk, lsi Iehpes9ee Regiment
J. Dowe, 9Th
John Allen, 7th
John D. Fry, 7ih 4"
Marcus l.. Walsh, 7th 4"
Lieut. W. N. Harueadtr, 7th
Major N. NJ. Morris, l4th
b; order OF IL. Col r. D. Blake Commandart of
COnscrpts. LieblSul Ts, WEBB, Adjt.
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Irilh PotatoeI. snrar. COfFe0.

Irish Potatoes, Sugar. Coffee,
A KY party that viii send ne BY Express shck o
"A sound kud coed Irish Potatoes, Will send him
BY Express ten pouuds light brown Sugar, aud on'
pound fne Rio Cote IN . new 0znAburg sack.
E. M. HDwARDY,
WAoLEsALK AND RErAtL DEALgsN
FAMILY GROCERIES, AND
= CONAIss ION MERCHANT,
Ar DANIELS oLD STAND, No. 10 WHITEHALL ST.,
fobls-lm ALBANIA, Georgia.
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9eu advertisements.


HEADoRs, AMY o. TENNESSEE,
Tnllahoma, Feb. 0th 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS, Z
NO.27. a
/. Alta General Court Martin convened in Tulla,
homa Team, January 2Sd 1868 in pursuance Of Spe.
cial Orders No. H. Paragraph B from these Head
Quarters dated Tulahoma, January 20, 1863 whereof
Brig Cen s. A. ", Wood is President, we're arraigned
and tried the following:
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uNcuRRENT HONEY WANTED.

HENLEY CO..
MORRIS & co.
MONT INSURANCE CO."
DEPOSIT BANK or MOBILE,
AND FLORIDA MONEY.
Applyto r. CORBiA'
FebI0 lmH
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lnr AMY c0sBERyAflVR.

Nevertheless without reference ~ the result OF the
war. censider the chances Of the Conservatives 10
the election iay superior 70 that Of the Admlnstla
ZION. CrtatTeliance IA placed by the latter on the
vote OF the aoIderj but In nov opnon, this 10 deln
siye. The soldiers wilA be Affected In Ike manner
With the rest Of the people. and msreever, will be-
tired OF military service, and anxus 70 return hcme.
Thsy vii be dissatisfied from thousand causes ana
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

TRn WOMDsns OF TnE MIcR Scoops. We un
dsrssasd h is thr"ugh the agency "f thus mar
vel viewing Instrument that Dr.. Aver hAs at
SsaRsh suecseded 10 anding the ralddal niA-in
and dstsrmiOiDg its character. Of lin rtect~
Ws 10 this secti.O have abundant evidence in
SAs Fever aud Agns which it alhne produces
Whsn absorbed thrugh the lungs int" the bL"'d
Ghiog 10 ths vapoV II water frnm decAved and
aseayiAR Vegelati"O. U0der great magnify.
iag powrr, the Doeioe has found thiH vaP,r ."
sOOssin distiuct organisms "r hsi y b"dies'
0OrsspOadi"R precisely with those fund in The
blood Of Ague subjects. They are 1896 timeH
lees thAs VtaibIs n the naked eye. but have tis-
tinet character aud firm. He thinks lh~v are
TspsOAuesivs 10 decaying matter "r in the bL"d.
aaA hsaeo their k'ng continued life or the rr-
note sGscts Of them In the syAtem. H. main
tAius that they resemble 10 character the "tEer
1ssmentAsive Posi00s, ~ such the virus "i
rabies "e vi dead bodv. b.. all It which are
kn0wa n Fepr'ltu;s themselves ~ IN great rap
iaity like yeast In m"i>tened hOur. 40 that the
sliKhtsss Quantitv impr~gnAt-a the Whole InaSS.
YesSt thoUgh powerful magni6er is seen in he
Unrest al vegetation ~hieh gr''w'. btrA"'nIs,
esd KOss IO seed IN . Sd rt time. MiasM il not
90 distinctly vegetable but has M IRE the APpe ar
ascs Of animal life. ahhHah mA motions
eaaSns Be PerSecily distinguished. What thu
DOesOs claims "a have a-ttl~d is that II is al
SeKanie substances and be has further found aud
awhoAi a iO his ARuse Cure " what will de
seFoy iL-lLeadeS. 81. Lnmis. Mo-
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
- Q . . . -7-----7--
The ERvmaaama An Mexte0.

Our rea'larS IIaVr IIHI thrg 'tIci that ~"
French EmperUw xuh~i'l,z 4 CERTAIN re.r,
regiments at Alexandra. Egypt. "a>>I>'
in the conqurSa Of Mexico. A letter dated
Vera CEux, Nav St c.'nfa n. ." Hrr"n"t
Of some horrible outrageS c"mmiIre "n
some deIehsela - ihhab tails ~ the hrigh-
bOrhO0d Of Ne .eliin b. the EgN NI'Ii'n> IN
the French service. Six M Ihe-- fellows
10 oue instance and threr im another. AR
eaid tO have entered Gs'ine huIse~. On the
night Of the 81 instant, a"l killed aud
wounded several per0nS. am"ng thtn
three women and three children kilir'i, one
Of these latter bring nm i"i.nt f "I.
seven months, and sa"ng the wounded are
the names OF three metz AMI tw" W"m"n.
The n0lHes Of I'll the victims are given
With such particulars ~ would APPEAR t"
stamp this mOurnful affair with truth :;
and If Gen. FOreY does not make AiEnal
example Of those ruffians, tine civilized
world will brand him with n mark nf ~
fanny which wiIl be perpetual >laI" upon
The arms Of Francs. Gin. Commercial.
IL 10 . little strange that by fifteen
years old can be found in Amtrica that
dOes not know better than to call Esyp
tians negroes; but, h0wevrr bad the$e
troops may act we regret I" say that "u'
country viii furnish an rqma. fT their
conduct The EaIns kint "f "utrase>
which when inflicted Un another people.
raises such . cry Of indignant prot ~, Is
recsived BY the Ah'liIi"nlSIS with SIn"ItS
Of joy. when perpetrattL 'y negr" Repuh-
licans upon our own country people.
The paper We quU;e'i fr'"n ah've rs ~
black as the Tribune, and see how Gree
y talks 10 hiA paprr:
ave learn fFOm eur Hilton Head corre..
pendent some particulars IT u raid recently
made GrOsn BsaOiorl hy Col. Montgomery,
The writer SAYS the C,'lOn.l has brought
OF with him 96OO, 900 wmth Of rebel pro-
pOFty, has destroyed tifly d~rIl'nS h"uAe..
hasdemOOstraied b~y"nd alI Question that
negro soldiers Will follow wherever brave
man darv Lead"
That is to say, Montgomery Is playing
bis Kansas Missouri game in S'mtn Caro-
hOA Burning. Pillagi"g, plu"dei"g pri-
vate property where there are II" arn'e'i
deEendersS and this in >civi Ize'l ~H' fare.
conducted TOR the reStOrnli"n ''fuhe U"l"I.
Great consideration for FrcM:h Mbn"r.
but none for American honor. Iarys-
vile Express
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

Tss "KeEP DAKK" GAxe.-The San
Francisca JOurNal thus comments an Mr..
Swett's declaration that the Government
did not desire il to be brIisve.i that it ln-
tended 20 interfere with titles ia the mines
II wss > delicate matter ONE iik Iv t."
pTOvOke revolution. "Bs very careful,
9H. Swett-aOn't let the impression gel
abroad that we intend inte, fere With III,
" honest miner" fix this up first, aud
then ws have precedent to support the
mines, and a. We are the Government, We
can, BY degrees slov and sure, play the
sane game On every mine worth having.
We can place cur friends in pOS&sssiUn
snA make good thing Ont u it. Preach
Aoaseey-eay We 0Aly intend 60 interfere
with Rs0dolsns and ScailiOus lilIsS' = the
@slae.as nay, perhaps, b. hnmbugge,l
With that stOFy, but We know shat we
AES abo0G" Such Is The view Q Teasonahl
Hsa must take Of the whsAe scheme anil
There ID no merit in the Presidents = wrlg-
giing eat Of Q dilesnma for fear his party
@ould Be beaten before the pe"ple. We
are disposed to exercise charity 10 all men !;
0st ehs attempt 70 steal . mine" is un.
worthy Of mercy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
CoRRuPr,ON Fuxp.-Ttis publicly stated

CORRUPTION FUSD.-Ttis publicly stated
that the Abolition State Central Commit
tes have levied q tax Of ten per cent upon
oil salaries Of Federal and State officials.
to constitute 9 corruption fund, to aid
them in carrying the next election In
addition, large SUMS have been sent from
Washington to Low. the Abolition candi.
date for Governor, to buy up newspapers
and pay the expenses Of public speakers.
Low il Collector If the port 0f San FraR
cisco, snd emp@IyS aH army Of under.
strappers, in different portions of the
State, to advocate his claims and sustain
Ab"litiOnisrn. Against this corruption
fund and combination Of all that is cring
ing. dishonest and reasonable, the Dem.
Ocratic party has to cOntenh. Remember
thrae facts. voters Of California. when
political bummsrs and parasites presume
TO teu Sqss bow to vnte.