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, 1863-03-20
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED. ....... March 13.
Gold Eagle. LaSalle, $500 bu corn.
Australia, LaSalle. 5300 bu ccrn.
American Star, LaSa1lc, 211S, i53 Lard.
Aida. LaSal1e. 5,50O bn corn. .....
Curlew, LaSalle, 1,700 bn corn, 9,600 bu re, 14N
bn wheat.
Reeoute Athens, Ct c. =. rubble stone, II c. :. di
mension stone.
Acadia, LaSa1ll, $500 bu corn.
Arabia, LaSallc. 1000 bu corn.
Progress, LaSalle, 60 bu corn. 1,012 brla -four.
Caroline, LaSallo, S, 500 bu corn.
Dolphin. LaSalle, $500 bu corn.
Prairie Queen, LaSalle, $500 bu corn.
Asia, LaSaile, 6,045 bU corn.
CLEARED. March 19.
Reso!ute, Athens.
Monte Chrlsto, Lasallc, 1c8 ,007 It lumbcr.
S Gale, Athens.
Monarch Joliet II, it lumber, NJ It siding, 15H
N shingles, 8 N lath.
Peter Paul, LaSale, ,116 6Go lumber, 20 N It siding,
is m shingles.
Drill, Morris.
, 1863-03-20

&11CC&
4 lower Canadian paper says :-Owing to the de-
mand for gtaves in the West Indics-$55 00165 90
2 n, there has been cleared from Liverpool, N.
arY less than 469 900 saves and the prices given
for these, We understand. has been from $2S,00l1
$31 90 for No. !. shared,-the freight ruling for
such at $15C0GI1S,C 90 q N.
, 1863-03-20

tied, At which dcscrscge and ahacntccs may deliver
Themselves up. will sec that those who do 30 pre
properly cared for and returned to their resnectfye
regiments. aud xi1l report to these HealqIlarters
on Mondays and Thussdays OF each week the
naTc, rank and regiment Of all thus delivering
Themselves M.
II eom1land OF Brig: Gen. HAscA11.
En-. r. hEasTKTTER, Capt. and 4. i. q,
Tn1RTrEsrn WAnD.-Anothcr meeting Of the
tnion siuIa q tue l3th Ward, viii be held thia
corner Of naEted and Willow Streets
by order OF Ward Committee.
f Paper Hangings selling. at wholesale and
retail at Iees than New York Prices, at +, E. Rig
" E. ~ Randolph street. mh2o1m
W-s Resources Of California, eomnr,s,nr
Agriculture. Mining, Geography, &c, DC, for sale
at McNaly 4 Co. 3 III Dcasborn street.
~ Have you tried TINT delicious Maple Candy
nnl Maple Wax Of Brackett's. Just sample 1t as
you are passing 80 aud 107 Clark street. ulh28-2t
E'. Resources Of California" comprising
agriculture, mining, geography, ETC., etc., for sale
at McNallJ 4 Co.'s, 81 Dearborn street.
BCook & McLasn, % Dearborn street and 12s
South Clark street, clean and dye ladies' dresses,
ehawls: &c Gents coats. vests and pants ,9 5en9'
.atcd in superior manner: Bonns1S u}eo'
bleached and pressed in the latest Htylc.
mli10-3m
UPape. HangiDgs selling at less tnon new
York prices, at F. E. Rigbys, So Randolph street.
fel18-1m
w Paper uangIngs. wholesale and retail
Largest stock in the city at CHASE d Co.'S, 103
Randolph street. mA+1n1'
, 1863-03-20
DIR. AYERS NEW SYSTEM OF CURE
THoAT AND LING ISs7rTCTE,
Rooms 12 and 10 McCormick's Building,
nv Roft5n1,h md 1nar rh a%r

Probably no discovery Or improrent IN medical
practice, Of late years. has been Of more utility
ihan that which is popularly known as ''Dr. Ayers
new System Of curc,' IN throat diseasea. In this
climate 80 cap1lcions and variable; where at least
one among cFery three persons in the entire COM
nunity Is afflicted with some torn Of throat or
lung dieease. class Of ma1sdies increasing every
year In fatality, anything which really tends to
arrest the dfseaec aud restore the sufferer from its
1araces. is surely blessing which will be apPrc-
cinted By every family throughout the country.
This new system was briefly noticed in the
Wednesday 8 issre Of the TRIBUNE, and 1t Is suf1-
ccnt for the present notice to say that It's results
arc moet gratifying and remarkable, and has
elected the very highest ccmMenaation from many
OF our best citizens.
1t conveys the remedy directly to the parts dis
cased, Its effects arc prompt and pcrma-
ntnt. Its action is always perfectly safe
and SANITARY. even in the most dchili-
tst:d casee. /. does not recognize
burning counterisritation, bleeding calomcl, or
much medication ~ tending in any way toward
cure, and they arc therefore aroided. A part OF
the theory which led to the introduction Of this
new system is that the people take altogether too
much medicine, and thns, instead OF curing exist
ing diseases created new and pethapsworse evils.
1;y this new system tho patient is not Obliged to
suspend his profession OF business. The new
curative nEenis can be used anywhere with perfect
facility. and.a course 0ftrcauent can be ptontably
pursued b. the patient though he may be In auy
DR.. Ayers oiace is throused daily, and the prac-
ticc is rapidly gaining in popular favor.
, 1863-03-20
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


THURSDAY EFESISG. March 19, 1865.
FREIGHTs-Nore active. The following en-
slow, and achrs. Mary Collins, Eyeline. and Gen.
sigel. Ill with corn at Toe. =.
fnoy1s1oNs-Aarket, quiet aud neglected
brls Prime Mess 0ron hoops) at $12.5 5000 lba
country Clear Sides, loose, at 5Sc $3.50 lbs coun-
nms t eo s1 eeH9nsy Show;
BrTTER-1n tasE demand and steady at ao12se
f05 s991 osMRRI2S 1S Sd st@ts soaaty sf @ se9ss Dairy
DRESSED AoGs-Reeeiyed, 500. Market a
ehads essleI; Sales were;
FLorR-Rseeived, 8, see brls. Market a little
more active. Sales were: loo bEla ':Chicago Mills
ehelse ePERg eSt5a at SssS; 5 b1ls far sp5ins
per at s4Oo; 10 brls low grade at $3.50; 100 b1ls
WnEA1E3Recelved. sasa4 b.. Market opened
iae etorase Til 1sth April at si.si; 100 81 a6
e stoal f s13eH s &, 81 BY 10 spEng
flo9; 100 bn do &c stoEage2, at AIo5b:
s.co By do t4s storaee) in F; 4 T.'a, At
81 ID DC R:sstea saGiss5f2 sSSnE n 4 z
Soc 400 bu do 1T soc; 1000 bn do, in S. 3. Co.'S,
coRN-Rcceiyed. 1o4,e74 ba; Market xeeKc
aCoat at bse oc0 bu Mixed exc etorasc} at 6oc;
5000 bu do at 49Hc; 5000 bu DO t39sc siofagc) at
Rsse;ea fs esn e Z ~ 81 b @ % It
4s8s; s38ss;rs-Received. e1,ess bn. Market astive .na
sGoo ba do At sSc; $50 80 do i4e storagc) At SO;
1eo9 sa Rejected .sSc M stoFase> at sic; 1850 bn
RYERecsised. Ills bu. Market qniet. Sales:
soe bq So !s9e s'orage) at Soc; l9s bags choice
o n3NEY@Rsses4cd t,iSE 4 se aoo1 bu. Market quiet
Sales: 1e5 sacks fair at 81, 10 on track
, 1863-03-20
WIN. 4. BUFFERS s. co.
;tOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Tho rapid Increase OF our business requiring s-eatr.
facilities. hare taken the esc,ant an,l slaeteA-
stores
103 and los Dearborn Street,
Corner Of Washington, well known as Portland Flock
The facilities far displaying Furniture 1aa all
kinds ri Merchandise. and the locality r,E the s:.lsa
ston of the auction bushes. In all It's Branches >lpa
any stand in the city, where sha give pes-
enna attention rbc sn!e Of all Kinds Merchandise
Particular Intention will be given to the sale II ia
Estate: and Of Household goods. at dwellings er anJ
part Of the city.
Regular Eaes Of Furniture. Boots ani Shoes. t:J
Goods. ClethIa. Ctockety, Glassware, Grc<e.it* ST.
eyrry week nj bnr sale rooms .
Liberal r.l-i1 advances rHdf cnnsgnments Of aE
kinds nf Merchandise. All xale+ matte TOR ca.h All
immediate returns nlai, TO eonstgnors.
zE- 11tlsines4 transactions strictly Cunb*-
.uulcaa1-iw rrERs Urn
, 1863-03-20

The offerings o. beef cattle ehow further fall.
1ng ~ hs pstsep Seo15 safisr aaa al 81
offered cold At from 500 to t1oeu ~ common nc 70
prime, including extra quality at $1o0o@lv,2 me
1C0 1bs net, the market closing very actiyc.
, 1863-03-20
d / # d.

At Tal!nmaunths, Iowa. March 18th, WILLIAM
JAMES DAY only son Of Mrs.. Mary Day. Of shis city,
aged II years.
At bis residence. in Franklin Grove Lee County Ill.,
Of the typhoid pneumonia, CLARK D. LOOMS ia
the SD year Of his nec.
81 auburn and Pulaski. y. r, papers please copy.
PARSONS. onlf susvtsing child OF George W Pftkin
E:q; Of IT. ci,y and gSsnd daughter of Anson &.
The remains will be taken to Nanchester Conn. for
interncut.
, 1863-03-20
CHICAGO CATTLE M[ARKETs

THURSDAY EVENING, March 10, 1868.
+ BEEF CATTL-Markct active and buoynnt.
Sales were: atz,n,,r
Recycs averaging 1,1B1 lbs. at $3.50.
Hicks sold Norris, Rtncmau d Waixell y! heau
extra shipping Stcers, averaging les nsr u.
Andrews eo1d Morris, T3inc1nau Il Wnlxcll g hcaa
strictly prime shipping ateers, averaging ~ o8'
Adams sold Nelson Norris four-year-old s1ect'
weighing ? 3sn fbs ut $500. "a, ~,
Leach cold White 81 head, averaging l'ls' ~''
on terms not made public. -o,
, 1863-03-20

ts7s' Resources Of California comprising
agriculture, Mining. Geography, &c, &c for sale
at McNaljy d Co. q ii Dearborn etreet.
, 1863-03-20

Have you tried TINT delicious Maple Candy
nnd Maple Wax OF Brnckett's. Just sample It as
you are passing 80 and 107 Clark street uh26r2t
, 1863-03-20

Paper Hangings selling. at wholesale and
by'Er 81 Randolph street. mhNL1m
, 1863-03-20
The CItiZenA> Committee on the Canal
Convention

Convention
The Committee Of Citizens, to arrange for the
juno Convention, met ut Parlor No /, fremont
Houec, Inst evening, and organized By appointing
Charles Walker, esq. as Chairman, and Col. ]. ".
Foster as Secretary
On motion Of G. ". Gage, committee OF three,
consisting Of G. n. Gage, Col. Foster and D. F.
Aver, were appointed to nominate committee Of
fifteen, whose duty It ehsl1 BE- to meet and confer
with committees Of other bodies, for the purpose
OF pcrtectins arrangements for the Convention to
be held In June.
There was much enthusiasm manifested By the
gentlemen present, and determination expressed
70 make the most ample provision for the Eeccp-
hon Of delegates, and such other arrangements IS
may hc deemed Necessary This ia to be done in a
"anhe1 "nten Will reflect credit On our city. and
Keep up our reputation as an intelligent and hospi.
table people.
The committee indnlged In a free canvera.,,,,
touching the various interests inyo1rca in rho ~
destaking, during which twas intsnated thst At
least COO muet be raised to meet tho neccs.a,v
expenditures.
Mr. G. ". Gage, from the Committee to Select
Committee Of Conference, reported the following
gentlemen, Ill Of whom arc expected to be work
ing members:
9anss' 9.,aes Ross, RssisSas' il. l. As5ness s.sssn.
Ferry u. Smith, G. g. Hammond.
B. r. Aver, Philip Conlcy,
Thot Is. Bryan, U. @. LoomIs,
f1hsrIen Walker, VIM. BFoss,
n + Eaor J. ". Foster.
Geo. ". Gage, .......-.
Tbc committee were empowered to Ill vaean
E:es. ....-...., ,.-,,.--..,.,
amer sour further conversation the meeting ad
1ourned.
The JOIN. Committee will meet at the T-ernon
S.oue. c.. TUESDAY evening cc1t
, 1863-03-20

Hereafter trains will leaFe and arrive at Chicago,


as follows:
MICHIGAN cgETnA1-DEroT rooT OF 1AKE STREET.
Detroit n. !. Express, $500 g. N. .le:15 P. NJ
Night Express. fG:45 P. m. f1005 a. m.
MICH. cExr., crscrsSAT1 AND LOUISVILLE LINE.
Morning E1prees.-.,..... $3.50 a. m. .1G15 p. m.
Night Express ........... t6:45 P. m- f1G05 a. m.
MICHIGAN souTuERs-roLEpo LINE.
Mail. ...........-.. +o'uVA IT, lEW r. II
New York Express. *6:3o g. N. s10:uQ P N
Night Express. f9:oo p, n. a10:cO r. m
MICHIGAN sor7HHHS-nETRo1T LINE.
Mail. $500 O. N. s1f:00 p. m.
Express vie Adrian. t70e ?. N. l1o:00 p. III.
CINCINNATI 41R LINZ.
Mail Train. .........,..... 100 a. m. 1000 b. m
Night tExpsess............t 1890 p. n. 1850 h. N,
PITTSBURGH, FORT WAIKE AND cH'-Aoo.
Dngg Passenger. .3:D a. 70 1880 .. N.
Night Passenger. tG.5D N. t10:Do d. m.
Valparaiso Accom- n.,.... .G40p p. m. 1000 q. m.
ILLINOIS, cENTE4L.
Day Passenger. $3.50 D. N. s1:45 p. m.
Might Pas+enger..;- ts:45 p. N. $3.50 a. m.
U1bana Accommodation
Saturdays only ........ 4:n0 p. m. ........
nEde Park Train. s:d0a. n. sS9e 9e = n \,
p" ......... e5:45p.m. *7:l5p. N.
cH1cA6o AND s.; Lou1s.
Mail Passenger. $500 q. m. *9:10 p. m
Joliet and Wilmington Ac-. ''@
! eom1nodasic- -Ego = m. 1880 q. m.
| CHICAGO AsD Rock Island.
Day Express and Mail. .*10:40 a. m sG:00 p. N.
Joliet Accommodation. 1880 p. n. *1015 3. IN.
| Night Express. fills p. m. t5:45 a. N.
| CHICAGO. BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
| Dnr E1preeB and Mail *10.45 q. m. s5a5 p. rn
Night Express .t11:01 p. N. *5:45 q.
Accommodation. .......... $500 p. N. 1915 q. N.
| CHICAGO AND 1A1ESA uEIoH.
Fulton Passenger. er.....,..,., $40 s. N. SEQ a. m.
Fulton Passenger. f1:aO p. N. 4:90p. N,
! Freeport Passenger. ..11:00 a. NJ 500 q. NJ
| Erceport Passenger. ..11:30 p. II. 3:45p. n
| Rockford. Elgfn, Fox Riy- 49,.
| er and State Line.. LOO p. N. lilo a. m
| Genera, $50 p. m. $50 4. m
| CHICAGO AND H1EwAuEkE.
Morning Express. s.........s.10a j. N. 1O.45 a. nj
E1press. .-......-....*11:s0a. m. s5l5 p. N
| Night Accommodation. .*11:S0 p. N. 1900 a. III
| WAukegan Is -. $500 .. n. s645 q. N
:. Sundays excepted Saturdays excepted
! | Mondays excepted.
, 1863-03-20

pOTATOES-Prime, 90G95c; medium, 63D51c
EGG8-Steady. 6a1es: . brls at sHc.
POULTRY-LiveC Chickens = doz - %; dressed
do $s.25Gs5o; livc Turkeys p D &c; d'eased 81.
, 1863-03-20

w A n T E D-A few energetic
Repe,on IN Sbot ~ ts o; q 9si!ab n
tssettye and popular nisto1es writer Of shs sge Fss
1eled success Over 90 copies already sold C1r.
cuass giving all necessary In regard 70 the
dress o GIBBS Isl South CLARK street, chlcago. nj
Post Otfce Box aB. Apss rtssaiT
, 1863-03-20
aultio,t 6alss.

CLOTHING AND DRY GOODS
~ AT AuCIInS-Bys StcKxRsox. =: =: Ls.< .sre-t.
corner of Fraak1tn on MoSDAT. March ssd. Wtpxxs.
A.. ". = III ts eot Cloths ca+merss, sataets secs
Furnishing Goods and Jcwclry. Al private sa!e, III
mhsD-bS.o-lw s. N1CKEE.SOy. Auctiouee..
, 1863-03-20

4 UCTIONS SALE ofDRYGOODS
"A AND CLnIu1SG:-B. $. Nlckesscn, ut Lake
street. corner Of franklin On Monday March i,;h
Wednesday. March 18th, Frl.iay. March aNh, Al 9I
o'clock \. NJ. will be st,.l Cloths. Cashmere st-
netss general assortment Of Dry Goods and Gtoia
lug. Yankee Notions, Furnishing Gontis anl Jewe.sY
At Private sale. I'll C1othS anu carrettDg.
Tre13-biu~lw S MCKEE AucttoneAr
, 1863-03-20

WANTED-To Exchange. We
~ viii exchange two hundred pleasantly located
lots In the West Division Of Cica for horses car.
rtaces and harness Or "! saks some dry goods OF
EIMBALL 4 WOLCOIT
ftR AEE1m LIS Sputh Water
, 1863-03-20

AD1oCRSED.-Thc G. neral Ticket Agents Con-
stntion, which Inns been in session during tho past
two days, adjourned yesterday. The schedule OF
rates was established but nothing Of public In
tesret,
, 1863-03-20

Dcecrters and Abssn.ees from the Army ID
the States Of Ohio. Indiana and Illinois, T
trnT March fEE3
, 1863-03-20

Manufacturing Machine)
~. Every Farmer to know that hts ~woc,en
folks car cMFn 10 so per eek with one Of AkIn's
II thirty Gays. Price complete $50 Weight IS paunis
Freight from 80 cents to $11. Send for circular and
nRASsoS 4 ELLIOT. General Agents,
, 1863-03-20

pOOTS AND SHOES AT AJ~C-
- TIOS-By $. S1CKRR.nN. ~ Lake street, Corner
Of FEankl!n a TUESDAY, Aarrh 14tll. 1t 94 O'clock
A. H.. Will be sold rs easks Mems. Boys and louta4
Zip and Calf loots, 81 CAFES HAlmOrai Caters And
Ties. Is Chtidteus Shoes: slss. Mems Grain TAP >oi
Boots 8. EEkEESOS. AHctlo.etf
, 1863-03-20

NJ ANTED-5o good mest for the
~ pinettc&. for whirh liberal vaces viii he nail.
Call It the o{1ceoi HOLT = E-ALkIsS. near Twesf1a
street bridge. rahl9-h2&-Iv
w ANTED--Second-hand Furni.
turr. Clothes. &C.. for which tae highest ,earo-
able price will be paid Also Second hani Eu,1;t..r
DC. Of all kids. constantly hand and for k,is
PHILLIP EIPNtS'
nht3-b5E1m 81 West Randolph -s7rst
, 1863-03-20

TOR SALE-A Lot, eighty feet by
Il ono hundred and eighty. on Washington street,
between Dearborn md State streets. ApPy 10 j. II.
RICE, Room 20, = Dearborn street. Ynlt3-blA
, 1863-03-20

oAeeA10 ~ 0ulElA44 HnUopcueu I'LL LIE AooIs auQ
windows, lit the gas, thoroughly ransacked the
lower part Of the house, passed up staire, through
the room in which Mrs. Moss was sleeping with
her children, and laid hold OF the servant girl be-
fore his presence was known. She felt some one
ut her throat, and, In the hrs. consciousness Of
awakening. thought 1t vas some member Of the
family calling her to rise. Ho attacked her and
fhc resisted; scufle eusued between them, IN
which shc was badly wounded and Mrs. Moss
awolc Just In time to zee his figure rctrcating
down etairs. An examination showed that the
fellow had made clean sweep. The missing artt~
cies comprised some fifteen shirts, new CLOAK,
belonging to the girl, fifteen handkerchiets, q
quantity Of collars, sak d1esB, st35 IN money, =
breast pin, table cloths, couple Of shaw1s, ear
ringe, and about twenty dozen Of eggs. The fel.
low escaped oyer the rear fence, and must have
had an accomplice to aesist him In carrying away
the booty.
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q follower. named Snyder, to shoot an
other soldier who was present. Snyder
fred, but missed his aim. the ball pass
log through a lady's bonnet Captain
A. d. Cummings, Of the 10Th Indiana,
who had visited tho place 20 make a
Union speech, then drew his revolver
and wounded Prcsser, breaking the bone
Of his leg.
Snyder was arrested and brought here
Prosser escaped, but will be brought in
dead or alive by a squad Of cavalry sent
out by General Carrington's orders.
General Darlington has issued an or
der declaring that members of the secret
society known as the X. G.. C's will be
treated as public enemies and punished
accordingly. He also declares The wear
ing Of butternut eQblems a disloysl prao-
tice, punishable as other disloyal often
ses are.
Reports have been received tonight
from Catersburg, Hendricks county,
that the X. G. C's are marching upon
the place in numbers, with the intention
Of attacking the Home Guards and dis
arming them.
One shouter for JEFF Davis has been
sent TO Dixie another saved his bacon
yesterday by enlisting in the 63d Indi-
ana.
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unreasonable 10 ask tho Government
to consolidate the entire East Tennessee
force, at The earliest moment practicable,
and il nobody else feels like going with
US, let ua 90 by ourselves, and either die
among our own native bills, or redeem
our people from the rule of the demons
who have 80 long lorded IL over the most
loyal people Of Toe nationP
We want an opportunity TO show some
Of our slanderers who happened TO be
born . little further North than we did,
that there are loyal men S1uh Of he Ohio.
We wish to show them, too, that we are
the stock Tint nevsr lays dorm arms 70 a
rebel in order 10 bparolei.
For Gods sake give us a chance to aid
our W people, aud by that means also
aid the Government.
EAST TENEEssEAN.
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A alorinua Enforcement.

The old "74th" has the true soul OF
"76." Most heartily do VIC return our
thanks for the splendid compliment
which they have paid US, and we hope
that nothing may ever occur to change
their good opinion Of the Nashville USIoS;
CAMP or 74TH Oaro REo'T.
MISUNDERSTOOD, TENN, April 20, '63.S
Mn. MERCER The members uf Go. G.,
74th Ohio Regiment herewith enclose
S31,00, for which they desire You 60 send
thirty. one copies Of your excellent paper
to an equal number Of their friends in
Harrison county, Ohio.
We are induced to do this from a firm
conviction that il will be conducive OF
great good. We have read your paper
the past year with undiminished inter-
Ost. We have SEEN tie noble and un-
daunted stand which 1t took when 1t irst
appeared before tie public, We have
watched its course during the past sum
mer, when all was gloomy and every
indication existed that its publica-
ton would have TO cease, aud all
fall into the hands of the enc.
my. We have looked with admirA-
ton upon its entire course since its FIRST
issue, aud are convinced il will d. to bet
on. We desire its noble and patriotic
sentiments TO be spread abroad over tue
entire North. We wish our loyal friends
t. know that there is an oasis IN the
desert Of Tennessee rebellion. We wish
them 10 know the support that tho SOL
diery receive from the fountain head of
rebellion in Tennessee. We know there
goo and true hearts will be made glad
by its p%erusal, aud only one thing will
supercede il ia interest at the family
freside-ihe epistle from the absent by.
Oar secesh enemies who are, ! am sOr-
ry to say, to be found here, will fad in
il some nuts to crack. They will be able
TO compare your firm undertaking loyalty
with their judas like conduct. They
wall be permitted, for the pspsr,will be
placed in their hands, TO read your ire
rutable arguments, which so often appear
in your editorials, whils they will hear
through il the mighty Army Of the Cum
berland shouting: "NO peace but in CUB
mission! No mercy TO traitors! And
may every Northern COpperhead be
crushed, and his name blotled from the
annals of his countrJ" Those beings
should be hung, they have become Q
stencil in the ~nostrils OF loyal men. ]
repeat, they should be hung, and then
carcaseS, like tha1Of JezAbsl, should be
as dung up n tho face OF The field, Sc
that none should say, this is an Ameri-
can citizen. They have become a by
woodland a reproach, and their memory
shall rot.
With the hope that your pap may
still continue to pursue The course which
you have thu far, aud that you may be
blessed by an Increased subscription
until, like the stars, they cannot be count
ed for multitude,
am with great respect, in behalf o.
subscribers, M. K. McFAnDIN,
1st Sergt, Co. q, 74Ih o. vi
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The editor Of che HendersonvllIe IN.
O. Times who has been travelling with
the rebel forces in East Tennessee, says
that the Union men there can never be
reconciled TO the South" He says;
We are ali quite tired drumming after
bushwhackers in these diggins. Our
hoys are not affRld Of the bushwhaokers
mot at all. They have shot st our
ecou's probably a half bushel Of bullets,
yet they have killed but one of our men.
We desire to face a more respectable foe.
We dislike TO deal with such a low hung
set Of claadesiine thieves aud scoundrels
a. Is found among the Union element Of
the Mountainous portions Of East Ten
nessee. am now convinced that those
who are UniOnists in ibis section can
ney,r be reconciled 10 the South.
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A soldier sendipg a handsome club to
the USIoS writes

A soldier sending q handsome club to
the UsroS writes
IA great deal is said about srmiug The
negroes. Now the most Of us s ldiers
think that q negro . life is not u0,M az
mole Than a tsH s1lier's consequently
we are perfectly willing that hey shall
set themselves up as marks 10 BE- Mt at as
cell as ps, wig totP The r,bels use
thtm, aud Ia tie course OF lime I hope
there will be a 'gOodly numbtr' 81 reg
imenis Of them ia QUO army. l know
that The idea Is hurrd for the southern
Sbiva.ry 10 think o. having slaves, that
they have governed aud p6nished Tor
many years past. turn about ana 20 to
iishliug lhem. The pin is hard to take,
but um t%hiuking Asy haze Jfolglt Il upon
h'mss're', non tHcm sraio,p L."
But our soldier must consider thai,
"ihe niggers, are property, and the Con.
s'iiu ion says 81, &c." Now a white
solder IS nobody's property, so be may
be ooastt tOnat Killed, but with a negro.
Il IA different. IL he be shot some robel
would lose Of least $1,000
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"Tf this cnurse be taken, "a dissolution
OF the Union,) we can command q e
world, and soon bling these Yankee ped.
lara Rurimg at mr. feet Cor admission iito
the uhion dwith the uGoh.--{erson, II
Ga, IN Sout.erR Ssoret C.Hvestop, 1854.
IvERsoN's prophecy has been partially
fulfilled, The &c nseryative Democrats
have already called for peace, proposed
armisticee," Kentucky Legislative
Conferences" and other d%isbonorable
schemes, aud manifested a readiness to
kiss the feet Of the Southern rebels, il
they would admit them into their Con-
iederaoy-
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"Your paper is the one for the soldier,
both Democrats aud Republicans. With
1t and ~RosEoRANs, we fear not the rebeI
hosts. With your paper 10 read, and
RosEoaGSs 10 command, we can Will
the rebel army. SO say the BOYS Of The
25th lllinois.' SO writes a soldier. He
is right in saying tho soldiers of all par.
ties adopt our creed generally. It is The
only creed a patriot can hold to now.
Use every means 10 put d0l0a traitors ana
treason Fire., let rs make sure that wc
have a. nouptry, aud after 'ha, we can
debate and quarrel Ia a friendly manner,
over questions OF a partisan nature.