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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-27
DIRECTORY.
oIrY GOVERNMENT.
JOHN HUGH SIXTH, 1avog.
wIILIAA SHANE, Recorder.
.,rr.. s,r4tf.rr,r ~ nf.t.g

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
wuLIAA SHANE, RsoOrdsr.
JOHN cHUMBLEY, Karsh4L
Deeug MarsAals-w. h. Wilkinson. A. G. Tucker,
aud James A. steele,
oq>yts offke Hartet-John Chufab bey sr-oloto nrnt;
Jacob French, second and Tboa. heCariy, third.
Tas hssssOr--wilIam Driver.
Rsu-aue conestsr-A. q. shsakland.
Voc, 1hs oellecios--E. 3. GatSott
Tseaaws--R henry. l OH
Whasy Mass-ThomAs Leaks. Is.
eAspsriaisadsnf ef he Workhonse--J. Q. Dodd.
lssipsrsnisssoisui qf Ne Ratsv WorEs-wm. Stewart
CAisf qT Eas Fire Dsparhaeai--Joha NJ. SeAbury.
sestOn Of a4s osa.scry---T. Il. Mcbride.
Street Oyrsser--J L. Stewart.
ots AaSrnss-E. =. Mullsy. {..5
oITT COUNCIL. gEsa
B.Srd Of Alde-rae,--A. NJ Brien, Presidsut; John
Carper Jos. J. Robb I'd Mulloy, II, G. scovel, W. g.
Cbeaihsm, N. @. L. claiborne, md J. G gnith.
tou,nson Counesl-Andrew Andersen, President; Jas.
Turner William soberts, @. N South ate, Abraham
hyers Alex. Mcdaniel, +. d. Hough, Charles 5ayers,
J. B. knowles. W A. McClelland, 7, J. Yarbrouah,
VIM. Driver, VIM. stewart, Thos Cready VIM. HAily
and Vim. sanborn.
INmsO COMMITTEES or rHr CIT ooUScrE-
FsRaaos-Knowles, seoVel and Brien.
#a,.r WOrEs--AndorsoA smith and Claiborhe.
Streets Hufr, Turner, Myers, Mulioy, CheAthami
Yarbrough, uready and Haily. H
Who.f-Turner, Carper aud MoClelland
Standardization, Muloy and Knowles
Fire D,paytpie.f--Hyers, stewart and McClciland
Gas--Driyer, Cready and Myers.
Oensstsyy--smith, sapborn and Stewart.
Market House. Yarbrough, Roberts and Carper.
Slovcs--Autoy, Mcdaniel and Stewart
Poiios--cheHtham, Brlsn and sayerE.
spyiags--Cready, Claiborne and Myers,
| Worthoass-sayers, Robb and Mcdaniel.
improvements and BgpeditTes -Mccslland, DsieI
and sanborn.
Pabiio Rrop=ia--Robb stewart and Driver.
PED HoaSs-caTssr, southSate and HALEY.
ar The Board oi Aldermen meots the Tuesdays
seXl preceding the second and fourth Thursdays II
| each month, aud the Common Council the secons
| and fourth Thursdays Ia each month
. NIGHT POLICE
| Cdpidia--j0hn Baugh.
| Effa Liealesdnt-AndreW Joyce.
| SeooAd Licrisaani--Jshn Il. Dsvis "
| Polialnei,--Wm. Jackson, John CAvender, Eioh Da
Wis, Joel Phillips, Wm Baker, John Cottren, William
I hayo John Rng'es, J. ". Wright, jobs Pickett
| Robert Scott, ". o. Francis David Yates, Chas. Hu
lit and w. Danley.
aS- The Police Court is opened every morning a
nne oc0ck
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-27

Richmond papers say that the aegrosa
employed there ON foftihoAtions are lite.
rally starved. The rations given them
are: Three quarters u an ouner q meat
and three and quarters ounces 81
bread the same Of bread without meat
Tor breakfast and aupper-and Go bread
10 heavy aud iDdigsatiblsI altogether
twelve ounoes Of food per dsv. Tie
owners Of The negroes are raisisg nv
aboui the matter E1cAorys
But thea they aFs o. ntiul 4hst
fhtiF masters lpYe fhem ~
usar creatures theF a. ali tIs -
AMI frs Contrf altb snoF
~ ~ o. 'r N1u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-27
Gen. ROssorans apa the Anderson
Cavalry.

DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBERLAND,
HEADQUARTERS Army or THE ONO,
MuFREEsBoRo, tenn, Jan. 0, 1857
Special Field OyIsr No. 6.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-27

AT DOoliitie, Republican, Las teen rc-
elected 10 the y. 3. ssnais Loa WIS.
sOnain.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-27
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Reimbursement Of Officers.
OFFICERS OF THE ARMY,
who have been at any expense In the formation o
their Companies and Regiments can he
Reimbursed by Government,
by placing their Claims In the hands Of
CHARLES II. GREEN,
Agent for Collection sf oiaiss against ne Gervsusui
OFFICE No. sS NORTH CHERRY ST,
Eoyls-u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-27

GenerAI Morgan arsny - -
Gap ct 5000, when il is authel
known that we did not lose .
hundred, reckoning all who 81
from the ranks on the famous re
the Ohio river. But Benjamin
trouble himself about triliss, and
on making up summary OF lOsss
ing the snormOua total Of 9A9, 60l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26
From the Laporte (Ind.) Democrat
How AN indiana Wegiment Acted ON
Abolition RESOLUTIONS.

The Abolition papers ia this State for some
time past have been endeavoring To manufacture
capital out OF what, they said, was the opinion OF
our soldiers IN regard To the Democrats in the
Indiana LegiSla ure. An address and series of
resolutions we're gotten up by some abolition
army officers and sent around To the different
Indiana regiments in the field. to he upon
The intention was To get soldiers 10 den0nnce
Democrats "a traitors and secession sympathiZers
The vote taken by the regiments, and soon
Abolition officers were diSpitching home that the
resolutions passed by unanimous vote
and that the Indiana soldiers were all opposed To
the Democrats in our State legislature Ii is
becom ny every dav more appsrent that the Off
Gers in their zeal TO court Abolition favor, made
fa-e reports Below. give "A report of the
SSH regiment Indiana volunteers on the resolu
tons The report is certified to by mn officer of
good standing in the army. and one who has won
Il name for bravery on the battle field that stay
ut home Abolition warriors would he glad to
claim As their own II will he remembered that
the Colonel of this regiment (Mulleu) announced
through the Indianapolis journal that the reso
lutions had received the almost unanimous vote
of the 35th in their iavor. We quote from the
report which contains the names of all the off
GERS present with the regiment:
The following officers of the 18th voted in "a
vor of the address and resolutions: Lieut. John
W Cummus. company c.; NJ rim lgoe, Quarie~
muster; VIM Wigman, Capt company A james
McKinn. Capt company G.; Frank Fhrrar. Capt.
company F; james NJ. Brasher. lst Lieut. com
pany F-6'
The following explains itself:
I'VE. the undersigned, officers Of the 35ih In
diana volunteers, having the utmost confidence
in the patriotic wisdom and integrity of the Gen
era Assembly of the State of Indiana consider
it outside the line of our duty to dictate to that
honorable body. and therefore TO refuse to vote
on the address and resolutions: John Scully
Acting Adjuta;t; Henry G. Averdick. Asst Sur
geon; q Tnssin LIST Lieut. company ID: Mich
ael German 81 Lieut.. company b: las A Ga
visit 81 Lieut. company f. Edward G Rreene lst
Lieut.. company II: Robert Scully. 2d Liei'.
company |; John Grove, Capt. Comdg regi
ment-S
Timothy Dawson. 2d Lieut.. company G. re
fused to have ANYTHING to do with the matter
whatever.
The following is the vote of the enlisted men
of the 35th Indiana, on the address and resolu-
tions:
Company A. for, balance of company (42)
against: h. unanimous against; g. unanimous
for; ID. unanimous against: + unanimous against,
+. for. balance of compan, (26) against; G. 4.
unanimous against: H. I for. balance OF company
(l6) against; |. unanimous against; X, unanimous
against"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26

Tie louisville Democrat thus comments upon
the character and doiugs Of the 50 called Dem
orra'ic Union Convention, which recently as
senibled ia that city.
An incident IN the Convention Illustrates the
temper of part of that body We were not
present epd cast stale the facts on personal
knowledge IL i given more IN detail by = cor
respondent Of an Abolition paper, the Cincinnati
Gazette which We repubsh Mr. CAvens. one
Of the best and most conservative men in the
last Congress. from the free States. grossly
insulted. after being called on To speak There
were. perhap-. few only active In the affair;
Others encouraged the affair by their remarks IN
lower tones
Mr. Cravens. unfortunately. mentioned the
a,me OF Democrat lie. perh,ps m ,de the mis-
take oi surprising that Union Democratic
meeting was a real Democratic one We are
aware that the most ct the Conve nton felt dis
gusted NJ this conduct and ashamed OF IL: but
the fact that IL could take place j. ominious.
Kentucky a,s no friends. except amongst the
Northern Democrats. aud that one of ;hem could
be 40 treated IN rty convention IN this State.
Is what We could hardly believe
The resolutions of the legislature congratulate
the country upon the success Of the conservatives
Of the North: but one OF them can Z be he rd
without interruption in this State The whole
Convention. we grant, are not responsible for
this act. but too many of them were
We regret that this Convention has started on
a road that we can Z travel We are not, this
morning. able 10 state the whole case; but We
shall hold ourselves free Ia support whatever
candidates We please We are for this Union,
and We can Z follow movement that is departing
from the subject further and further
To put down a ret ellion requires some wisdom
and statesmauship. rs we'll as skill and courage
in war We see none OF the former in the con
duct Of this Administration. It's policy has dam
aged the cause of the Union. and made more
Rebels than il has conquered by the sword.
We hear great deal about a vigorous prose
cuton Of the war; hut We haze little of IL in prac
tice whilst we have great deal OF il in confs-
cation bills and proclamations. War, il is true
does not settle disputes. but II makes opportuni
ties for il; and If We had had vigorously pros
ecuted. without contscali0ns and proclamltions
this war might have been over some time ago. il
our opinion.
Upon the present programme we see no day
light ahead. aud did hope Kentucky would
have said so plainly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26
Prom the Cincinnati Price Current March eS
Financial and CommercIsi summary
for The ssa.H week.

The decline in gold IN Ne~ York hss led 20 a
grand collapse here aud al the close dealers did
not FER over l40 Tor A. and 100 w. the outside
rate offered Tor silver Demand note- went down
with gold. and taken altogether. financial mrtrers
were good deal unsettled, There has been but
limited demand for money there being 90 use
for u, owing To the general stagnation OF business
consequent upon the decline la gold. aud there Is
no trouble IN getting loans on good business pa
per at pei cent. 10 being nm outside range
This abundance Of idle capital has induced a
large demand Tor the Government % q per
cent. stocks. IN which the legal tender currency j.
redeem BILE and large sales OF hem have been
made within the last ten days. showing that there
j. an abund ,nce OF capital seeking Investment at
per cent. and the increased confidence ia the
success of the Government. has turned attention
10 the Government securities
The premium Western currency has de.
cliued materially. The quotations for all At the
close were a follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26
From the New Hampshire Patriot
The Late Election i'm New Hampshire

The results OF our State election Will appear
from the statements in another column. which are
accurate can now be made Those state
ments present "a record most honorable to the
sterling and patriotic Democracy Of New Hamp.
shire, and emiuently significant of the popular
sentiment OF the Stlte with regard to the great
question % the day.
The Democratic vote last year was 2s 566 aud
this year : 81, 796, showing m increase of 230
The Republican vote last year was - $50. aud
this year is 2S $50. showing decrease OF BIO.
and this, too notwithstanding there has been an
increase OF 3.I4l ia tie whole vote of the State,
this year from that Of last yelr. But still more
marked is the change in the strength OF the Dem
ocratic aud the Republican parties. as shown by
the results Of this election Last year the ma
jority against the Democratic ticket was .33S.
but now it is ony 622, showing n Democratic net
gain of 4.7l6 In the same year the Republican
ticker has 1854 more votes than the Democratic
ticket now it has 3 SIG hss than the Democrat C
ticket and the Republican ticket then had "A ma
jory of | $50 over the Democrats third party
and scattering and now it appears in hopeless
minority of s.274
There can be M mistake about the true in. err
probation of these ">igns OF the times" IL is
true that the Democratic party, in this election.
has failed of success IN the election of its cind
dates tor Governor and some other officers But
il has most sgnay secured what is OF far greater
importance at this tme-the moral power and
influence OF victory in favor OF right principles
and constitutional government. The current of
popular opinion ana action, in this State is now
turned clearly and strongly in the right direction.
and in another election will with overwhelming
force sweep away all opposition.
The success of the Democratic party. in this
election. even as judged by the election of its
candidates. are not unimportaut. We have
~. IL
nearly forty Representatives, and the two i'm
portant counties of Merrmack and Grafton,
thus giving Us one halt of the counties in the
State.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26
CAMP MireHtLL, Nashville. Tenn !
F.hruarx II IS63

FRuND go. ! received your kind and welcome
letter OF the 9Th. day before Yesterday. and was
vely glad Ia hear from YOU. of vnur good health
&c nm well. with the exception of very
severe cough caused NV continuil exposure
Tine is vel lu>h and Mont are mucl better
than they we're hut re lot able for dutr yet
YV eve just as do on the
Democrats aid AbIlitInni>ts | believe al the
Abolish wani is TO get the "poor negro" free :
You seree with me va your opinion of the
gree. The life of one white man Is worth all
The it;-he .ds ihai ever lived or eve will
Bu' u Won we're ~ camp YOU would soon see
that they are allowed great many more privil
eyes than your brother or your humble servant
or any other soldier in The regiment. We can
not even pass outside the guard lines after a
bucket of water without n non com missioned
officer going with Us, and he has to have pass
from his commanding officer before he can get
out. A negro can go where he plea~es without
pass or an officer to watch him. Now, is not
this enough 10 disgust and discourage everv man
who has a single drop of Anglo-Ssxon blood in
his veins. If ! ever live TO get out of this war
and man even hints niger at me. shall feel
like shooting him tor traitor. and the law would
be all thar would keep me from putting my feel
ings into action, for | do not consider an Abo-
litonst a good "a Secessionist | wish to God
that AL the negroes and Aboli,ioniSts had a Ter
ritory 10 themselves. and the Territory was
fenced in with picket fence so high and so strong
that they w0nld never get out or see out You
NAV think this wick ed wish but consider IL
just on the part OF the AboiiiOnst II NAV he
rather hard on the Niger | believe the negro
i their God W.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26
N e DICAL.
Dr. Ludium's Specific,
erNE 80
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS oF guF ORGANS oF
GENrusTIoe.

fUNHE Gonorrhaa, coufnoniy eaned Clap = q dis
gushing malay. AMI - too veil kuopn - rea sire
ans explanation, y cay % BE- got BATH Il fIneu 20
get clear x It's companion hat few adralrs q pr.
vades an classes II yhath male female reh
ar poor both married ans siage. Although sotrouhis-
some Ia sciL distressing and ssnetnes fatal "a
dlseasc the treatment whicn. has generally hesn
worse than the disease itself The common fsshioDshls
treatment "a nrsi deprive yuu u All 2usness ihen
come a 81 sfarvafou-sinT ga hread ana tea.
water Cruel An o. sops. Yea must nbs bied,
cupped 90 l-achsd combined with ina neciues.
infections lotions outments and fofusnia ieus.
livery few days fhe eficines changed. aud alter
some month"; treatment fhs wsy, which ths patient
bears with great fortiude fear exposure he 4 dis
charged discharges himself With an irrtses ureter.
sweled tetcl enlargement % the pfostrate glands
or dsease 81 The neck Of The bladder
Ihi Specific which acts iike charm. with fsw de.es
disease and quite pleasant take aid which
has cured thousands IN New lork. Philadelphia, Bair-
aud many II the Southern cities. and
enectuai remedy that makes rapid andrermanenf cars
without regard To- diet. drink except
Inns. jumning eyef-straining. This remedy
Diseases It's .Ntraced FROM plauts and sper-
tcetN safe a. u 81 purey vegetable contains
curry, That yea expose youfsth 90 al kiuds q
weather. without the iessi danger frcu the mcdciac.
And n you careful In wrapping up your paste. Yea
will have taste smell from a. that sou arr not
deprived from going into company. being detected ~
nearest friends.
This i quack ciuc. but remedy discovered ard
used with immense hy regular phs stefan and
confidently recommended the unfortunate
] CAU1lON-None i genuine without the signature Of
/ the proprietor. Davidson, around the boz. All n.
utmost rgor cfthe Law.
WI DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
| -antlnuafi. obio.
Sold by CYCLISTS generally. ian2s-dsn'is
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26

.S Extempore PRAYING is queer thing.
sometimes Ii allows the suppicant very vile
license Of speech which occasionally produces
Whimsical consequences. For example. the Rev
Mr.. Shine. Chaplain of the House of Representa-
tve> in the Iowa Legislature on the opening of
session prayed thus: Bless Thou the Young
and growing State of Iowa, her Senators and
Representatives. her Governor and State officer,
Give " sound currency. pure water and unde
fled religion for Chrsts sakel Amen :"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26

~ A long letter from Parson Browulow. da-
tel Nashville. March !. mpnr other things, says:
IL told the people OF tie North. in nv speeches,
thousands Of them will recollect. What now
rereat-that IS To- say. one-half of al he slaves
in the seeded States will fight for their owners,
and fight to perpetuaie Their own bondage Yet
the blind zeslots and Negro mrIsiacs To whom this
was uttered hooted the idea an denounced every
man who uttered il pro slayeryite and trai
tor Even now when current history has viudi
Gated IT, truth, the manacs persist in making
show Of their unbelief. But there Is nothing
which the history OF this war will more fully and
fully demonstrate. than the fact known to wise
men before the war begun. that the slaves not
anxious for freedom Chicago Post
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26

ABsoLurIsN ~ AMERICA So inSolent. saws
the New York World. had the Administration be-
come ia the matter Of arbitrary arrests. that the
Secretary OF State. while endeavoring 10 vindi-
cate the vitality OF the Government 10 Lord
LYONS Illustrated his position by saying:
NV Lord. can touch the bell on nv right
"''u ana order the arrest of citizen m Ohio
can ,oneh the bell again and order the impri-on
'"en' ~ s'''<en IN New York. and no power on
earth hu' that of the Presi,ien, "a ,sle.sa thor,
Can the Queen OF England. in her domnions. do
rs mucbr" VIZ
And yet It Is termed disloyalty TO prc,es,
against the investment at the Federal authorities
with such power BE We men. and snfser sn'.i'
dsshonorf"
IT, The recent town elections in Maine show
Overwhelming Democratic gains In only one
town. Noun, Desert. has there been change for
the wos-e-that is. toward Aboliiionism: in all
the others the Democrats hase either carried their
local tickets or largely increased their vote as
compared With former years.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26
Demeera,,c usss state Convention

Alta meeting Of the Democratic State Central
Committee Yesterday. after full conference With
prominen, Democrats from al parts Of the State.
IL was resolved tha, che conservative citizens OF
Indiana he requested 70 assemble in mess con
vention 10 this ets. on wedne.iss. die 2'''h Of
MAY. 70 take mao consideration the pefilons con
dtion Of opr pnbio aff,irs. the dangers ~h'cb be-
se, constitutional liberty. aud to Mite 10 com
mou effort 20 msintain the Constitution and 10
restore National unity. Eminent speakers and
Statesmen from sister States ~ll be present. upon
the occasion "a discuss the issues before the
country. The call Of the convention and the ar
rangemene IN reference thereto w'li be an
nounced In few days. From the ans'eT gen
orally manifested TO secur. this exprc-s' on Of
public senfimeus. 80 have doubt the proposed
convention win be the most imposing IN numbers
and character that has ever assembled IN the
Northwest.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26
Prom Warrington.

Moar RrnrL ISounsnSs NEAR wAsniSeroS-
Was HAs wAsH,SeroS BFES Far PROM TnE
patssxcs 90 RaBgL rEoors-No PlACl FoE
Brrt,n-HAllrcK' MANErvtns roH raf NfxI
PEasIpENcY NOT TO HAva = SPA
nArH ConxASp" FoR THE PRtstSr-FREsn
Paoorsor BunSaDK's IScosPErsScE, &C.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26

The folIowing letter FROM OK President Pierce
10 the late senator Pesrce of New Hampshire. In
regard 10 arbitrary arrests. has never before been
Published. The position assumed by the ex-
President /. manly and decided. and leaves 10
ground for doubt:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26
From the Lawrenceburg Register.

TIE following is letter written to a friend
from soluier from the 6Slh Irdi1ua regiment
which wi> NOT intended To be published. but
which letter shows the real sentiments of the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26

Coon poR SoNkrH,ss The de-pi-esi. ostra-
cised canada thistle Is said 10 afford a fibre that
may lie spun or made into paper To advantage
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-26
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