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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-09
DIRECTORY.
CITY GOVERNMENT
JOHN HUGH SMITH, 1avos
WILLIAM SHANE. Recorder.

WILLIAM SHANE, Recorders +.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, AarshaL
Defsaty MaSshals--W. II. Wilkinson, A c TucRer,
AMI James A. Steele. s.#
Clerks ofhs herkst-John Chumbley, er-ofoio, nrst;
Jacob french, second ana Ihos. McCarty, third.
Tan Assessov--William Driver. ..
Revenue Coiisoior--A. g. Shankland
Hatsr Tar ColieotOr--k. b. Garrett
Tfeaarer-R Hepry.
Wharf Aoster--Th0nas Leake.
Superintendent Of ne Rorkh0use-I. Y Dodd.
superintendent n ne wafsr Works--wm. stewart.
ohtS qf De Fss Dep0rss'sat-Iohn NJ se@oarg
Se9IOn Of ne OosaeterV--E H. bcBfide
Stirred Operseer--l. l.. stewsFt
Cay 4ho-aeS-E r. Mulley.
CITY COUNCIL,
Boord Of ALieruler--M. N. rren, President; John
Csrper, Jos. J. Kobb, I'd NOlloy, H. Q. scovel, W.
Cneathlm, 81. @. 1. Claiborne, nud y G smith.
Dn.s,on Lotaeti-AndreW AndeFs6s, President Jas.
Tprner, william NODerts, q. 81. south ate, Abraham
Myers, Alex. AcIanie l. b. Hougl, CHARLES say ers,
j b. NuuWIes w A. McCelland, 4. j. srbruuRh,
Vim. Driver, VIM. stewart, Thos CTeady, Vim. haily
and VIM Sanborn
STANDING COMMITTEES oy rdt CifY COUNCIL,
HadHce--Knowles, soovel 'nd BrieD
Vater Wsrks--Audersoa Smith aud Claiborne.
streets - HUI, pTncr, Myers, AGlloy, CheAthaml
Yarbrough, ready aud tlaily
Wha,y--fnrueT, Carper anu McClcllnnd.
SohOOts-Cheatham. Muloy ann Knowles
Fps Department. Myers, stewart aud McClelland.
Gas-Driver, Cready and Myers.
Cegetef - NTH, Sanburn and Stewart
Market House Yarbrough, Roberts and Carper.
SlaUss--N MUDDY, Mcdaniel and Stewart.
T'oiioe-Cheatham. Brien and saysrs.
Springs-Cready, Claiborne Rnd Myers.
Workhoase-Sayess, Robb and Mcdaniel
improvements aud Expenditures - McCleland, hrien
and SanborA
Pubic property--RObb. Siova art Spo Driver
Pct Rotse--Carpaf, southgate aud HALEY
ea- The Board vi Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
preceding the second aud fourth Thlrsdeys In
Zach month, and the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays In each month.
NIGHT POLICE
Csnptatvs--J0hn Raugh.
EfTst Observation-Disclosures Joyce.
second Lisutenanf-Ishn II. Il.yiF
Polioeme,t-wm Jack son. John lavender Mich IA
sts Joel Philips, VIM. Baker, John Cottreil, William
aayO, John Englss, J. W wrRht, John PuGkett'
Robert Scott, " c. Francis, David Yates, Chas hu
az The POlios Court Is opened svory morning at
uiRa O'Clock ... .
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Ji NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
G ENERAL HOSPITAL
Post OF nrurfreesboro. Tenn.

Medical Director Post--M O. wooDwoRIH
Hospital No. l,-city Hoteli 5. W. corner square
4 II no Surgeon I. ID. Fitch.
No. 2-woodbury Pike. 8. o. Himoo, Sur
geOn ia charge.
Z" No. s-East Court House, W.T.. Johnson
surgeon In charge.
No. 4-woodbu'y Pike. 1t. surgeon
PARA j. W. Poaroe.
No. 5-North tourt Honse. j. 7. Woods,
Surgeon In charge.
-" No S--North-r east cor. Square. NJ.
Failer, Asst. Surg in charge
No. 7-East Court House d. Woodward,
seaa Surgeon In charge
IL No. s-opposiie and west City Hotel. VIM
A. MeCully, Asst Surgeon in
charge.
No 9--Cor. Nashville and Lebanon Pike
= b PermRr, act Asst. surgeon
In charge.
GeuI Field Hospitai No. Lone mile west Court
House. J. y. Finley Surgeon In charge
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nniirious sorvlces.

Posr CnAPRL--(secoud Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville DepoD
Sabbath school aud soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every sabbath morning, Preaching at Ie1f O'Clock,
AM, and At7P.M. Prayer Meeting every We'd
neaday night At O'Clock.
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posi- HEADQUARTERS.
oHIo STATE AeENoY,

Established by Governor David TOO, TO collect the
accounts OF Discharged Ohio soldiers, and 70 furnish
them transports ton home TO direct them how 10
obtain pay for extra dutya a. nurses, etc Ohio en-
ploys the gent and II Il his duty 20 give the bust
ness Of her soldiers careful aud rspee fa attention,
Office No. a cherry 80, near Church.
Aph-lm s,t .a
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MILITARY.
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS,

DEPAhI MEN = iHERD%SFNe' 80
Dapartnsent--Headquarters on High street. MAJ.
Gen Roseurans, commanding
1bieS sfsg-Headq quarters on Nigh street
near cedar. Lieut. Col. Joo W. Taylor.
gbfeS Cosaunissa ~ Headquarters on summer street.
near broad Lieut.. Col simmons.
ProRoa Marshdl General - headquarters on High
street Capt ". NJ. Wiles. 49,. s..
Hn,isfnHf Medical Direotor-Surgeon A. Henry Thur.
,ton u s Vols, "A Cherry street. .lLi.
POST HEADQUARTERS,
Post Hea dquarters College street. between I'm
ion aud Church streets, (Dr Waters res'dence) Gen
n Mitchell. commanding.
Cbief Assisfant CliarterfHa serIn charge 81 Depot
and nisburslng OnloeT--CHpt. n. o Hedges, on
Cherry street, between Union and hurch
AsslslaHf Quartern'ascrln charge OF Clothing, lamp
and Garrison EquiPags, No. II Market ''rse'- Capt
As,stanf o,iartcr,aGsisr-Tn charge Of Qoarlermaa.
ters Sto es Issues Hospitals Quarters, etc Capt,
g Mexican LRporte, Cherry street, between hureh
and Broad street.
Assisfaa Suarier,Sasse--In charge Of Fuel, Forage
and Stationery, No. 81 Market street Capt VIM.
Mills
Assiaiaf Caartsraaasiar-In charge Of River Trans
portation Capi, ). y stubbs, hlgh street, old head
quarters Gen Rosecraus .1-.
Assas,anf Quariermdsten--In charge OF Railroad
transportation, Capt. s. Perkins, Jr., on cherry
street near Theatre.
Act AssstaAi Qtsartsrmaster--lu charge OF Means
Of Transportation, Public shops, etc. Lieut. o. IL.
lrvn. on Cherrystreet, near Theatre. bon. tH.
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NswsDcalors wanting more than enc hundred
copies, must send in their orders BY o'eloestthe
evening previous 70 have them hlled promptly
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NIIIIIary Blanks,

For sale at this once, such as MO~aly oOwPa"y
Refrns, Clo.ig Retwras, 0rndHos Rsiu'r' PrOv''1oH
Returns Special Requisitions, &C., &c.
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In Dayton, o., on the first inst, same
roguish boys went into lhs belfry Of one
of the engine houses and tapped the bell
Tor an alarm. They ,uccccdad Ia get
ting up the scare" but tho hremen took
away tho ladder 20 the hliry took tho
engine out 20 the cisteru aud pumped
about Hity barrels full Of water ca the
the boys. AZ last accounts, says che
Journal, they we're still prisoners and
we'll soaked
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

shsrl6-James NJ. Hinton. De''ates-Thomas Hob
son and ]. X. Buchanan
Rogiser--PhineaB Garrett .' .|
TS,tstas-w. Jasper Taylor. .uU.-I.. .
Ooronsr-N II. Belcher.
RanQer-John Corhitt.
Rsgsnae Ooliscior~-w. ID. Robevtgpn
RailrOad Tar CbHeotor--ls @ hriiey.
Consables for the Eashvi,is Dshtof--Iohn u """"'
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GEO. W. sHEwMAKER BYRON d. RoBB
sHEwMAKER q ROBB,
Srma 5ntrlIigruee Gifts,
No. II, SOUTH FOURTH sTREErl
(asEKzN NARKET AND wALNUTD
ST. LOUIS, MO. 4

Established Tor the Benefit u StFaHgcrS
COMING 70 ST. LOUIS N sSARea OF
Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Died from Wenuds or Sickness IL
(tORRECr INT LIIGENCt WILL Bk OWEN OF
~ tho condition Of any SICK Or Woanded Sohiicr 10
sr. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE ClNCl NNAfl NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY or any 0 her HpspitAi "a the Western
department THIS - the onLy Army Intelligence
ug,ce 10 the United Hiatsf, and Information regard
lng Soldiers from uny part or the q = can be given
az any time, by calling a., or WHlrlNa % he Amy
iyTuiGrNCs OTnoE, Poat. once Box No ist3
A. u- PERSONS COMING 81, Louis m HARoH %
5sus FRIEsns will obtain AL necessary information
by calling at our ohce, No. II, south Fourth street.
May rs. tsG2 ID "
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COUNTY COURT,

yWdys-Hon. James whitworth.
SieTb-P Lindsey Niohol.s ..-
as- The Judges Court meets the arst moAaay ~
aeh NTH aud the Quarterly Court, oompos'd OF
the Magistrates Of the County, ~ held the urss Mon
day in January. April, July and October
ciRcuIT COURT.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-09-14

FINLEY R could say good thing
now and then. Happening to stop in at
little ale house one day, he called for
glass of the refreshing beverage. After
drinking 1t he said to the landlady, with
the air of one who has some great secret
to communicate: Mrs. D., I'll tell you
how you can sell great deal more ale
than you do"
How is that7" she asked.
Don't sell so much froth," was the
reply.
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The Rags. for. .P.resiaeRtu Bg!ncoln,s

On the first outbreak of the war the
personalities lavished on Mr. Lincoln by
the rebels exhibited degree of hatred
toward him which it was thought moth
ing could mollify. ape" "baboon )"
and ourangoutang were among the
mildest of the appellations applied to
him. 1t is curious, recollecting all this,
to witness the eagerness which these
EsPs rs sRssn sn6&tnBFgf ST il the ns arts e mora
esteemed in Southern circles lust now
than 1.-The counterfeit presentment" of
the man against whom all these ugly
epIthets were hurled. Recently one of
JeH, Davis organs, humilated at the
change, worked itself into quite rage
at the statement which appeared in our
columns that one dollar greenbacks were
selling IN Richmond for three dollars
confederate currency. 1t appears that
we understated instead of overstated the
value set in those latitudes on our Pres
ldents likeness; for we find it announced
IN the Macon (Ga.) Telegraph that green
backs are now selling there at the rate
OF one dollar for eleven dollars in Con-
tederate currency. What ups and downs
there are in this uncertain world.-N
r. Herald
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TO LET.

Business Property to Let.
IN BY l50 FEET, CORNER OF MAIN AM
~ Fourth Streets, will be LET for a term, Per.
sons wishing to lease can have the whole OF one
quarter, or one-half, as they may desire.
Inquire OF ASA IGLEHEART or
auZ@tf JNo. sHAEKLIH.
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Required to titute first class
Dry Goods House.
Black, Plain and Fancy Silks,
Foulard Silks,
Fine Mozambique Dress Goods, plain
and Check;
Bareges, 0rgandies and Jaconets
Lawns, Mourning and Simmer
Dress Goods, of every description
Point Lace Collars.
Collars of every Variety,
Mourning Sets,
Mourning Collars,
Silk Talmas Sacques. and
Circulars of all kinds,
Lace Mantles,
Summer Shawls,
Silk Parasols, a beautiful assortment
just received.
Marseilles Cults and Spreads,
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Staple Goods of every description.
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REMOVAL.

rT1HE UNDERSIGNED FIRM HAVE RE-
i moved their Saddlery establishment TO the
Corner of Main and Second Street, in the room
copied by Fred. Krone, deceased.
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GGe aaiIg dournat.
.sMany a True Word Said in a Joke !"

We have been often reminded of this /.
apothegm by some of the droli com
ments of "Orpheus c. Kerr or "Arte-
mus Ward on public affairs, but we
never saw it more perfectly illustrated
anywhere than in the following extract
from the last letter of flames Buchanan
Macpherson" the "0rpheus C. Kerr" of
the New Orleans Era. The response
bility Of the "Abolitionist' for the beat
ing Macpherson gave the "nigger," is
exactly that which the Copperheads fas-
ten upon the people of the North for the
Southern rebellion. "If you had only
done what the South wanted, they say,
''there would have been no var" Why
didn't you get down on your knees and
lick the dust, and take your kicking
kindly as we did, aud wanted you to do?
If you had, .nis unnatural and unconsti-
tutional war would never have happen
ed. You are responsible for it The
blood is all on your skirt, you mean,
cowardly whelps. Macpherson epito-
mizes the speech of Judge Perkins before
the K G. C.'s last winter Ito a dot"
The Judge himself could not state its
main point and spirit better.
SIR-As was going along Rampant
street, in New Orleans, last Wednesday,
met nigger on one side of the street
and an Abolitionist on the other. "Abo,"
said |, "you go aud pull that niggers
wool"
"What for2" asked Abo.
because tell you to," | replied
at wouldn't be right" replied Abo:
1.-The boy has done me no harm, and l
shant pull his wool"
"If you don't do it" replied, "Tll
knock him down and pound him within
an inch of his life"
L shan't DO it, said Abo; and I'd
like to know what he's done to you"
Nothing" replied, "but he's a
nigger, and that's enough If you'll
pull his wool I'll let him off But you
won't, and if l whip him to death, you'll
be responsible fer it, you vile, inhuman,
Abolition renegade Where's your hu-
manity for the niger? Where's your
philanthropy? Where's your regard for
human rights and liberties7 The owner
and overseer are the only true friends of
the niger! implore you to save HIM
from the awful mauling I'll give him; !;
but you won't you Internal, hypocrlti-
cal, sneaking, puritanical, drawing,
damned Massachusetts, Boston, round
headed Yankee Abolition foeli' saving
which, with stream of fire flashing from
both eyes | rushed upon the darkey with
the feroeity of tiger, knocked him fiat
on his back, kicked his face into jelly,
and whipped him with rawhide until
he wasn't able to stand on his feet, and
a stream of blood ran from every vein in
his body
What's you gone an done, NASSAU
said the unhappy wretch, when let up
on him.
" /, you black numbskulll" I answer
ed; i l didn't do it, it was that sneaking
Abolition niger thief that did it. I'm
your best friend and protector
A policeman came up and arrested me
for assault and battery.
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LIQUORS.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

he UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED AN
E Il Intelligence Office on Third StSaat - , a.
west OF the Washington Hotel, where he will riye
line. ToIIN '1,i.eSs NJ vSta ~ xna'
Zeitung eopy-spI5 - ~
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MANUFACTURES OF
r o 2 q c Q.

WE ARE NOW THE MOST EXTENSIVE
Manufacturers. in our line, in the State We
offer the following Tobacco and Cigars, of our own
manufacture, for sale:
200 Boxes Of Five Lump per pound ...... 80 Cts.
2nO Boxes Of 10 Lump ler pound ......... 90 Cts.
900 Boxes Franks Orange Lump = 10. 65 Cts
800 Rose Bud, in Caddies, per pound.-.--- 60 Cts
$40 Boxes Barow's, in Caddies.
800 Ca6dies Peach Leaf, per pound....... CO Cts.
200 Fl Dorado, Light, per pound ISL 90
800 Caddies Pancake, Light. per pound 50 Cts.
100 Boxes sun Cured Tobacco 2 B....... 55 Cts.
1900 rs Home Spun Twist Tobacco;
l,OO0 Barrels Smoking Tobacco;
200 boxes Bonds Scotch Snuff;
90 Half Barrels Fine Cut Chewing Tobscoo;
100 Merschaum Pipes;
100 Gross Briar and Wood Pipes;
2e0, 600 Clay Pipes, assorted;
100 Gross Rubber Pipes;
I0,O0O assorted Pipe STEMS
25,oea Cenha Cigars;
2i,0 Henry Clay Cigars, irst's;
10000 Henry Clay Cigars, Seconds;
5000 La Napoleon Cigars;
30,Ooe Fl Brutus Cigars;
2o0,O00 Half Spanish Cigars;
200, 600 Segareets;
220 600 Ia Salvadna Cigars;
4Oe,0 600 PaclIs Smoking Tobacco;
so Drums Turkish Smoking Tobacco;
1000 Bales Kinnicanick Smoking Tobacco;
80 Drums Shanghie;
1000 Pounds Mackaboy Snuff;
1900 French SNUFF.
Merchants and Store-Keepers, look to their
interest; examine our large stock.
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-09-14

The minister could not reply to the
point raised by the elder, and with a
curt Good day" left him master of the
The daily Evansville journal., 1863-09-14
S HOOL NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF EvANsyILIE
u VIII open on Monday, September 18th, 1859
The Teachers employed for the com;,,a ,-a ;1,
meet at the Lower School Building on Monday.
Septem ber Z, at o'clock a. m for the pnrnosa ~
hoiiIhg ieachers' Institute for one week
By order Ho. WHEEIER Tr,s..
SEA- WIN BAKER. snn,t uS'es'
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HE CUSTOM OF THE CoUNrRY.-A
minister who had been reproving one
OF his elders for over-indulgence, OBJ
served cow go down the stream, take
drink, and turn away.
There, he said to his offending eld-
er, rs an example for you; the cow has
quenched her thirst and has retired"
Yes," replied the elder, "that is
very true; but suppose another COW had
come to the other side of the stream.
and bad said " Here's to you," there's
ne ne saying how long they might have gone
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SADDLERY.
NJ T. CoRwIN. ]. 3. KA6HE
The NEW FIRM.

NTE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, WHOLESALE
w manufacturers of Saddles, Brides, Collars,
Harness, 6c., desire to inform the public that we
have largely increased our stock on hand, and by
close application ourselves and the employ ment
of good workman in shops, able to fur
nish on short notice any and all kinds and quanti
ties of work tG suit the trade. Those who will
favor us with call, can satisfy themselves, that
they can procure, at lower prices, good substan-
tial, fancy and durable work of us than they eau
anywhere else, (and far better than he Eastern
shOp-wo k
The members of the firm being practical work.
men themselves, attending personally to all
orders with promptness, care and dispatch, deter
mined that none shall excel in style of finish or
quality of work. give better satisfaction to those
patroniziDg us; feel confident it will be 10 the
interest of all to and zee for themselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Store Locust Street, above the Sherwood
House, between First and Second Streets, No. 25
N. B.-Guarantee all We sell.
sep2 W. +. CORWIN co.
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Cen.Eae,s Taeties.

: ThAP, WA. oorrespOndshcc of the Savannah
Icpu5itcao, nuae. datO' Culpereri. i5tk instant,
proshOs;iostss the laetics Of aoiorAl. Leo In bis
nOvensns lover The ksrdor: --.....-.
Rny reasoning Ia correct General Lee IL ,ha-
noe.1vrins Hooker out Of Virginia, and transfor-
ring the seat Of the mar to the enspy's country.
Ths advance of one OF bis corps to tkis posn.
mado it necessary for Hooker 70; throw y oonsid-
srable fercsnp tho Rnppakannock 80 dtputo our
naroh towards Washington, il guch should be our
Intention, whilst the moyenent of E~ell into tho
Valley and in the direction OF Maryland will csll
for corresponding ctunter movement o. tbs E0aa-
oral c"mmander. Mem~hilOf Lee Loft Xsuficlsht
force at BrcderEktbntg to prevent 90. advance
sssn that peint tpoa ltchnaond, AND 1t ths dane
time, has hold thispoettiop az Culpspsr until all
danxor Of an 1ttsmpe BY the enemy TO penetrate
ssr oentre and fhus thIow himsolf .betreen the
right aua:lelt wing. Of the sray, hal fs.ssa.
It wasn mastsrly HanAsuvrs on the part Of our
great ohisitain. Millhis saeces.nssyonft the 70
1omaS, should eis plans contemplate an sdvancs
i5ing5 Let US hspe Il will be-:
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ReyRobt. w. YarnwelI.

This Christian hero and self sacrificing patriot.
has d,el II his ps.tin Richn0lla. From q :frib
hsc III. Respect by the. Facility Of g. College
Of Which -g,ou:ty no mas. 1stlnirs yn"mens, ve;
cerz. ths fallsEirs ;..-:. : II y
,fii!rnnscv.a..us lcTotien,s he has :cea.hiued ss
t~q yrsr.in FIgiIlx. vithout. recen Hcasei 4 iaf
ne sss e1 ior none,1 feeding tbs hungry slothinS;
Tho ssk,d, .octb:ns ;le ,iok, uursins the weundsd
rs r,fti lie wing L.:-,ing tia iena. "a sl-
s0: -, sf 4 Sta.ep Luad- ,r Lss Formed he,titAis,
rrected way side fonts, iilod them vi'n! ssiets.
who would have hc.n otlier rise gath
cred al hi. call physicians, Irrses ard ffossrif
coE octes and dfsr;5assd supple 20 !ast Hsuht
journe god fr, NJ Y1lcs aps SCI isssd, eAi,.es and
ti.-feII. nrosehe,l tho tentnd paia zaa DIS
pen rad ti,s con s2teas. of the Gospel .ih ratfna
ctow,ievt vi III pfeedis. ind grooming aalsrsrA-
E~hs i.silusu: ;fn-ssHsLs at.eAtoIl tu ai no na.
tles hs sssaled hs alx rendered srs naiae
aEl aenored,ii. r4suf. armies and throu6 6hput tho
Soutli. --.-, - - =, 81
I a. 1.a fEllen in the:bIsoa,s.sf yoaIb ..satEi3es
ts mis- sxfrsordi, sry. lobrrs1 and. NC. fAte met
tozssEesSaItS sad. Hearts: to- 6fcr CUR trSuto td
she Professor ws have leJt, toeths benafastsr 1f
sa. SssIh Caleiilla ,etaisrs, 70 the bis ;yonhg
Trtian1h wif. hee+ rrriehc tsfsag his as-
-yvtsi parrictislL ,.s.ss s5;;:s S1;s:s..
Aad s.i 10 say u, > .une And amiabis. vile tea
followed him ESQ shock vsl nots than her gon4
t.y ustnru cold ,ssr and ibe died intwanty
,hosr. After Aor hass.ad. Thsy yloaIe srorphaa
children. - !. -: Z. ~. "a 80 Z
g. -: tTss geod die hrtt, S. s :
Ana ,sssa rhete hssrrs sTs dry ss summer dust
Burn to the sceteL .,Si ST. 4..-s : !. .s.r-;i
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/. gha:La,est from, inc so.,.,.

The Chicago ripss CT tho-says 400 Cc,l,
Eslssste cayairy fought resimont Ct FEEDER
aLs ten miles h.,rl harrisburg.
thoy. Medi;i. President Of tine Ohio STATS
Convention. has appointed committee to DO
mand le relessc of ValsndiG Glam. composed
of ninetenn Of The ,sb!est mca ia Ohio, irclu
ding thirteen Copgressrpen.
immense Democratic meetings are beiuc
held in The Northwest The largest Mass
Democratic meeting in America was to sp
held a W:ngfield, Springfield y gu the
lf;b.
The Federal arsft is vigorously resisted in
paris of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
Nearly 1900 men have been enrolled in
Chicago:
Ex-senator Fi:si.. Colonel OF the 18th Hi.
nos regiment, addressed an assembly of .O,.
0G0 inen at l,ogauspWt,, dcaonnc;tg The mill
tarysusHrpatiors OF the executive.
VOORHEES, advises lie maintenance Of l;ber.
y.a. all hazards ni lie and fartune. His ad-
drass was received with lnucl, enthusiasm.
Lincp!T.1ep!:es to the New York resolutions, 1
and insists that tsrrosts. preventing the re.
he'ior, beisrs encouraged, are proper.
Il sr. Tailana;3h2n tss- been wrorefnily
arrested, 10 viii remit fbe Sentence, -l6oueh
he. t ~ tndeayofci 10 prevent tnlistmenls.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-01
Tho Citizens OF Edsene;d Behind Hasd
liz fla GosssHeyk.

An addrcss- ot rks President 70 thepeePls 81
caAaaen.f1 an ii iaat'n IL sisrslApea Of rtsala
r.,,s,s,ho i'm sortnbSs and Necessity e' s"a'as
.1,ai,s. Pho perls Of a short r-ol, OF rroFi'0iA'
-, r,,;;sh.l ubvuS the middle u april iAs''
Like ii! TIC public paper. S0ann.ns sls.1 w.
eepse nna .oucs rsas.ning,. clothed in digniscd.
eloquent sa,r; fercihle language. In tho review
phiei il eelitsiu. Of TIN condition and prospects
OF tho ccuatry, af,c:. act f.rth afford The NEST
gratifying onopufascIhont, and Me- we'll calculated
to s,i,nulsto sve.y citizen 10 his utsos enersyin
sustaining the csuss srd the country. especially
by aiaing Ia the production mad coiitcsios Of mp
plies fer the eTnY.
Tia states that az there ia bat one danger which
the. tiVvsrnmsu; regards With apprehension" and
that is uneh as sisy hrse from deficiency Of fsod
and prorcndcr, il the planting community should
AN in duty 10 Inc country in tho present crisis.
Tic plan suggested by the Secretary Of Ear
tor tbs accumulation of erny supplies inatcstesa
Add of uEenlncss ana Of RrtsesieoI patriotism in
wtich tho saorts and energies o, many citSSns
Hf .ao country aay bo employed in the most prof.
i;lbIo manner. 90
!, OAR sgvsultdr4lFsts hsvs done thuir Who'll. duty
as regards the production .: supplies, but a, yet
the admirable plan OF tho Secretary OF War FOR
tie cu,ec.Isa and accommodations Of provisions for
th- srny, has been neglected. We esrnes.y eI-
hort tho siti=enS OF Edse5ieil not 70 lot tho ap-
prU2clinS alle dag pasi Wiihoa. ssilins-e msetipg
sor sJN purp0as. -