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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
GENERAL HOSPITALS
Post ofMurfreesbOro. Ienn.

Post OF MurfreesbOros Tenn.
Medical Director Pos-M. o. WooDwonTH.
Hospital No. l-City Hotel; 5. W. corner square.
Surgeon I. ID. Fitch.
A" No. 2-Woodbury Pike. 3. o. Himoe, Sur
geOn In charge.
g No. s-East Court House. W 4. Johnson,
surgeon In charge.
No. A-Wo0dbuIy Pike. Asst. Surgeon
j. W. Pearce.
f" No. B-North Court House. j.. 4, Woods,
Surgeon In charge.
q" No. 6-North east cor, square. NJ. D.
Failer, Asst. Surg Ina charge.
" No. Hast Court House ID. Woodward
Surgeon ~irrchargo
No. s-Opposite and west City Hotel VIM.
A. McCully, Asst, Surgeon Ia
charge.
{" No. p-Uor. Nashville and Lebanon PIKE.
&. b, Permar, act Asst. Surgeon
In charge.
aenl Yield Hospital No. Lone mile Wost Cour
House. j. Y. Finley, surgeon In charge.
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DIRECTORY
CITY oovERN MEL

CITY GOVERN MENT
JOHN HUeH SMITH, sayor.
WILLIAM SHANE, Reo0rde.
JOHN CHUMBLEY, Marshal
Depu,y Marshals-W. u. Wilkinson, A Q fuokor,
crsrl, oS1s Mssis,-Iohn Uhumbley ,er-oMd,. nrsi;
Jacob French, second and Thoa. MoOarty, third.
Tns Aucsi0r-Wihiam Driver.
Bsteaae Colieoor--A. B. shanklana
RatY Tar Oolsctor-h B. Garrett
rrcustrcr-R. Henry
Wharf hass--Thouas LeaHe
saPe1stesdeni Of ne WorkAgsse-i. Y. D0dd.
Superintendent OF ne Water WOrls-Wm. Stewart,
Chief Of he FSrs Experimentation M, Seabury
SextOa Of ne Ceaeterp-T. II, hobrida
Street Overseer-i L. Stewart.
O1v Aaoraey-E. p Muney.
CITY COUNCIL,
Board Of Ai8srpsea-M. ". brien, President John
Carper, Jos. J. Robb, Nd Mulloy, II. g. sooyel, W. s.
Cheatham, M. G. l.. Claiborne, and J. . Smith.
CONmon Oounol-Androw Anderson, President; Jas.
Turner, William Roberts, @. M. South gate, Abraham
Myers, Alex. Mcdaniel, L. b. Hough, Charles sayers,
] b. Hnowles, W. A. McCelland, T. J. YarbrouRh,
VIM. Driver, VIM. Stewart, Thos. Greatly Wan Hsily
aud VIM. SanbOrn.
STANDING COMMITTEES % rHE CTY COUNCIL.
NaaRce-KnOwles, Scovel and Brien.
Woter Workt-AndersOn Smith aud Claiborne
srees.Hua Turner Myers, Malloy, Chcatham
Garbrough, Oready and Heily.
Wha5-Turner, CRrpcr aud McClelland.
-SoAoos-Cheatham, Mulloy and Knowles
Fire Dep~orhneat-Nyers, Stewart and McCieland
Gos-Driyer, Cready and Myers.
CemSteV-Smith SanbOrn and Stewart
Marked House-Yarbrough Roberts Ged Carpcr
siapes-Muloy, Mcdaniel and Stewart
Polics-Cheatham Brien and Sayerg.
~spviHgs-Cready Claiborne and Myers.
borkh0Hse-Sayers, RObb and Mcdaniel.
Improvements and Eapaadiiures-McCleliand Brieh
and SanbOrn.
fhbHc P~roperB-Robb, Stewart and Driver.
Pesf H~OSe-Oarper, SOuthgate and Haley.
nS- The Board al Aldermen meets tho Tuesdays
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays 10
each NINTH, aud the Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays ia each month,
NIGHT POLICE
Odptdia-John Baugb.
Second HeuieNdnt-Rober Scott,
Fist LieutsRdRf-John $. Ingalls,.
PoiioeHseH-Wm jackson, John Lavender, Nich IVA
ts, Joel Phillips, VIM. Baker, John COttrell, William
uayo, John Engles, J.. W, wright, John Pickett,
Robert SCOTT, W 9. Francis, David Yates, Chns. Hu.
lit and W. Danley. f-r
~ Tho Police Court Ia opened every morning al
nine O'Clock
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Don't Send Your Money by Mail.

A. a.. SANFORD s. co.,
As merehants' nank, No. so College
street,
VIII furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish to send money home, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town. and thereby save the RISK of
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only safe way to send money
North. Dune13-tf
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Established by Governor David Tod, 20 collect tho
accounts OF discharged Ohio soldiers, and 10 furnish
them transportation homo. To direct them how 20
obtain pay for extra duty, as nurses eto, Ohio en-
ploys the Agent, and a Is his duty 10 give tho busi'
ness Of her soldiers careful aud respectful attention.
OffiCe Mod cherry ~, near CHURCH.
Apla-lm
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RESIGNED OFFIOERS.

DAY ACCOUNTS COLLECTED, OR CAsHED, by
u JNO. n. GkEEN & co.,
u y Claim Agents, Real EsiatB aud Commercial
hrokers, once 4OH Chsrry st-up Stairs.
Juuc3O-lm.
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DR.. Kings D~ispensary
pom PRIVATE DISEASES.

ETTaSx&P~S DIR. KING formerly Of New York.
Slt for Iast4 yoars Of louisville. Ry,
&4 who has devoted his attention 10
the treatment Of private diseases for 80 years, aatters
himself having attended 20 a practice for 80 many
years, and cured 70 many thousands, he Is enabled
TO cure all diseases of a private nature, 40 matter
how bad they may be from inJudioious medical treat.
ment, or from neglect Of their own. DR.. Kings
Dinponsary - No. % Doaderck street, between Cher.
y and the Square second story, whsre no les an
diseases Of a private nature.
0onorrhWa cured without naaseons medicines or
Interference with business.
Structures Of old or recent date o~dootuaIy cured IN
a TOW days. By an operation which causes no pain.
Where q structure exists health cannot be ennIoYpd
Pofhaps no disease causes more mischief and upder-
mines the constitution ~ much.
Syphilis, with all the diseases Of tho skin, growing
out of neglect or bad treatment, can bo elect ais
cured In a few days
Seminal Wedkness. R.teption having horn
given 10 this disease, and all tho consequences grow
ing out Of IT, brought on IN many oases BY the do.
~BtructiYe habits OF inoonsidorata youths, and exuess.
i've indulgence Of The passions, q neglect Of whioh
VIII undermine the constitution, rendering the sui.
leot unit Tor busineEa or society, and causing promo.
ture old age.
Females who may be laboriDg with any difficulty O
the Womb may rest assured Of Immediate relief
Persons reading abroad, by writing aud STATING
their case, with a Zoe enclosed, direct 10 DR.. A. King.
No. rs Doaderiok street, Nashville, Tonn., will have
the necessary medicines sent 20 their address. Omca
hOnta FROM oo'oiOok ir the morning until p IN ths
senlng iJaly l0-ta dAw1Y
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Suuers. Isauvt

AT the store of f. w. Decker, in "BeUe-
yieto." corner Summer and Howard Streets.
The goods you need, you will find there,
ample and of the best quality. Go and
examine the great variety of his we'll
selected and assorted Supply-Store, con-
sisting of
Ale, Lager Beer, Catawba Wine, the
choicest kinds of Fruits and Candies,
Cakes, Crackers, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, &c.
june2l-1m.* Il. w. DECKER.
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ADVERTISE LETTERS.

List OF Letters Remaining In n
Nashville Post Office July l. 1853
s--Ltst No. 2s
All letters advertised are subject 10 an extra charge
Of one cent. Persons calling Coz them will please be
prepared with the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters Will please say
they are advertised, whether they are IN the ~oitiEens'
or soldiers list, and give number and date Of list.
All letters not taken out In one months will be sent
10 the General FUst Urice a. dead letters.
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Oats Oats - Oats -!

XATE w o SALE BY THE BUsHEL, A
w Large Lot Of Oats, at the stable on Front
street. u. II. HAMMER . co.
Julyl-3W
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Persons wishing a fine pen can find a
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, 70
Cherry street. two doors South of Cedar
jel0-tf.
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Fresh Eggs, Fresh Butter, and Vege-
tables received daily and for sale whole
sale and retail, at No. 80, Public Square.
JOHN T. Brown,
June 20-tf. Grocer.
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DISSOLUrTON.
NOTICE 40 SnTTRRs

HE UNDERSIGNED HEREB INFORMS SUIT
i LERS that he has In store and intends 10 Keen
"a manu- during The summer, a very choice stock Of
Lager Beer and Sands Chicago Ale,
lie Invites them 10 give him a call feeling assured
that he can give Subtraction both az regards the
quality Of the.artielo aud the prices.
LOUIS RUBIN,
No. 90, Corner Of Broad and Uherry sts.
iunel6-lms
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Wanted-A Furnished House,

Juno q, l663-u "a
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Genl Yield Hospital No. 1~-0ne mile wost Cou
House. J. Y. Finley, surgeon IA charge.
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M,hinRton Rnmor,.

NSW Not, Jaa. sg.-Ths Trsl,..,'s sp..
eial Wasbittoa ds'paich states that Gen
burnside tsdered hB resignation a. an at.
heer Of thsrmy to he President, but Mr.
Lincoln deemed 70 'eceiVe II, FemaYkinp
that be halE'othsr bh for him 10 frv o.
Burnside repined tbs he hoped to be u.,
NJ work Mt nee. HtwOuld willingly ac-
cept any command, hcarcd not how small
buth Observation-Disclosures to wear n
Major Generals stand draw a Major
Generals pay while ding nothing to earn
his honor or his none
The Herald has thesllowiug:
WAsHlNGToN, Jan. We have receiv-
ed from the heNdquers of the cavalry
Brigade at Fai1fax c., the following in.
formation dated Jan. th 6, NJ:
Last night our pick at Chantilly were
driven in by detachnt of Stuarts rebel
cavalry. Col. Percy ladham, com maud-
ing the Brigade, imuiately started with
some 200 men of thtth New York and
lst Va. cavalry in putt Of the enemv.-
After pursuing them "a rapid rate some
20 miles he came up b them at Middle
burg. Major Hammi of the 9Th New
York cavalry, had thhVance, and fell up.
on their rear with "a celebrity, and after
brilliant skirmish succeeded in cap
turing 26 of them ancattering the others
In al directions. Mlso captured sever
al head of iine cattle f#
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From lhe Richmond Whla .

WILMINGTS, n. c., Jau. 2O.-I, ia semi
officially rePrted that the enemy has burn
ed the bidf at Jacksonville, in Slow Court
House, Iniretired tOwasd Newbern. All
quiet bee.
:. II hasoeeI asCertained that the Yankee
force net Jacksonville, y. c., consists of
two and half regiments of infnutry. 600
cavalry nd 8 pieces of artillery, under
comman' OfCOl. Emory. They have ut.
tempted forward movement as yet.
\ lotto from Suffolk, Wa to the Herald
s's'es tha tie New York mouuted rifles
seized $3,oW worm % Confederate ,.9p.
erty at any Cross Roads, seven miles
from Gabvfle, aud in the direction Of ,be
ChoWan TeL The seizure embraced largo
quantttts OF cotton, salt provisions and
other meLhRldiss. The goods were owned
by WinsW 4 Russell, aud Tere ready 10
be shipid across OhowAn river ana
within thtClniedeFAts lihes
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Foreign PREVENTION

NEw York, Jan. @The Times editori-
ally gives currency = statement that Mr..
Greeley has sntele,ht personal negotia-
tons with M.MecF for the promotion of
French interyqtoi The Times says: Uu.
less we have bea iisinformed, and we arc
open to corred'npn this point, Mr.. Gree.
ley has held Hsasl interviews with the
French MinlstERid has written him letters
assuring him they are ready to wei.
come the lutention of the French En-
Peror, or Of disinterested European
power, for theiustment of the contr6ver.
sy between til overnment and The rehs,
States. He hhrthermore been told fbot
ne has tolerat if not opened, corrc-
spondence on gsuhject with Mr.. Val!an.
digham, of Ohwit6 view 10 co.onsra
ton on some POT mediation, as the most
feasible plan oGtting an end to the nre'
sent war.
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From the Cumberland.

NASHVILLE, January Ia tieet Of tween.
lynne transports aud three guuboats--Ibe
Lexington, 81. Clair Hud BriIliant--nr.
rived this morhiag
ihe gaub7ai LrIiug;oni wbits reg89rsr.
lrring above the Shoals, was attacked =,
two haRifea ggefrii.as. STA uFss rs
pena3rrs. shewss stfatk three tsus- t...
She returned the Gre, and ibsIeI thsm
from their pasiuUa
The eusrF'iiss did net ,a,euaat tae
The gaaboats, with cish, anlosisd boar.
left for ClArksstllc.
The river is AZ a stand, with 10 feet w,t.r
on the shoals.
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8g Telegraph,
XxxVITth Congress 2nd SEASON.
SENATE.
WAsHLNoroN, Jan. %.

WAsHISoroN, Jan. 90.
Mr.. Saulsblry-Mr. President wish -
say few words which deem.proper, on
tue subject q certain charges made against
me- and to cypress my sincere regret A.
what occurred on Thursday evening last In
the Senate. regret the violation of the
rules OF this body. have no desposition
no desire to violate them, and upon maj
occasion if used anything offensive to
any SenNtOrl extremely regret it.
In reference to the matter of the nis,oI
deem 1t dm to myself to say that am
not IN the h'bit of wearing arms. never
wore arms moment in all my life. and 7
would have much sooner injured mvsoIT
than to haV' injured the Sergeant. at. Arms
or any Senator on the floor, and tbereforo
think 1t is due to my own manhood IN
make this plan statement. l do not do IL
TO influence the Senate or the action on tbs
resolution now before it, but upon the
principle which has always governed INV
action. through Efe, that when am salts.
led have dine wrong to make all
the reparation l tan, and now l saw to anv
Individual here, tat it upon that occa sion
used towards him any discourteOus ian.
guage, regret it
Mr.. Clark came to the Senate this
morning with the determination TO call mn !
the resolution introduced yesterday, for |
thought 1t due TO the Senate and countrv
that prompt action should be had tpon Il |
but upon the statement of the Senator from
Delaware, willnot call it up this morning,
but take the adTce of Senators older than
Vised.
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PHILADELPHr4n. 29.-In the Court of
Quarter Sessionpdge Ludlow requested
the Grand JuryAlSy all business aside
until the outholof the State has been
vindicated, and setting the jury to hold
consultation tCke action in the arrest
OF Mr. Bollean, Prietor of the EOeninG
Journal, and closhis establishment, and
call before theut concerned, that thew
may be asked Or what authority he
acted, and why ROilleau) was removed
from the State. sJudge stated he acted
on his own authy in this matter and
without consultias brother judges.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-30
no. MEETING OF ma NEw CorNcm

E MEETING OF THE NEW CoC%CiL -
ORGANIZATION UNDER TUE New SYSTEM =
The Council met yesterday afternoon, the
second branch in the Council Chamber,
And the first in the Clerks office, and pro-
Ceeded to organize.
Mayor SWeeny called the names of those
who appeared, from the election returns,
TO have been elected to the second branch
Of Council and administered the oath pre-
Scribed BY the Code.
The Mayor stated that he had had con-
s1ltaliou with the Governor and Attorney
General, who appeared to be OF opinion
lha, members OF Council were not officers
Df the city. aud not therefore compelled to
bake The prescribed oath to support the re-
organized Government OF Virginia. lie
thouIi not, therefore take the respousibiH-
y Of administering ,ha, oath. The mem.
we've all, however sworn as to whether
5asy bad lately carried any challenges OF
,saght suy duels u lid not appear that
.ay Of ths ncwly elected CITY Fathers had
zee guilty 10 sigssr Of these rsspscis. an
l-y 5sEu ENure they vcaIaot BE- ratlt,
REG fha.ftzrn 81 ssiss
ul agt IN fHr sas.rass Esbert A..
49, aFeaielFi lsaHsfsrr ghara.as
-aaaa-s lAaF lsltaf G.. l.-tH "a
p asaff .a 60 afssa.
s ss
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Markets by Telegraph.
NV YoRE, Jan. %

NV YORK, jan %.
Cotton wildly excited aud prices advanced a,0Sc
Flour S9lOc better with fair demand. The i'm.
proTement is mostly in good to choice Craees which
ell at 2O97 IS, extra State 1907 &c choice 10
S5SI 10, superhne western7 25GS7 90, common 10
medium WESTERN 60@7 20. Whisky excited ant
prices advanced Sc, closing Mt 5356c with no sell ~
At the latter price. Wheat shade firmer with
fair demand; Chicago spring 46ll IS, upsount. do
2+z7Si 25, Mil club 549l SO, winter red western
! Sd9l o., amber Mich. 6S91 20, winter red IIis
good to strictly prime mixed western 7o@SO. oats a
shade hrmer at e797l. Sugar active and closing
nrmer: SoISsseS hTmer; N: o. 4Oa42, BarbadoeS TO-
huscovado ". Pork shade firmer with a f+ir IA
mand; II 81 for old mess, IL 6N@IS 50 for old and
new prime: Lard very firm at 1O9lO, choice ket
Money active and firm at per cent, Gold 8rmor
opening at So, advancing to 631 and closing at 54
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government dispatches
The gunboNt Waehusett arrived on ths
evening OF the 23d, twelve hours after III 9
pirate LETT, but coaled and left, running in
pursuit of the pirate. -
i Inc rebels OF Havana are in high glee.
h1.0onsul Helm, secession ugeut, holds
receptions every week. N'0'U'
,hS Mayor Woods daughter was present al,
on the 23d. "''l'eu
The Floridai is commanded bvJ No,v1,,
Motiiu, formerly Of the United StttsS W NJ
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Foreign News

.
NEw YORK, January 29.-Tbo ste,na,
Edinburgh has arrived, with LiyerDooI adj
vices TO che 18TH FON' ~
The French official documents exploir.
ing the foreign policy of the French Gov,
ernment were distributed among the le0is.
lutive corps. 70
Ihese documents say that mediation in
america IS postponed, in consequence Of
| tue refusal OF England and Russia to ioin
Francei but the Emperor has not RETAINED
from acquaintiug the Cabinet at Washing
ton that his Government is still ready 70
mediate, provided the American Govern.
ment desires that France should facilitate
tue work of peace, either alone or collec-
lively, IN whatever form may be pointed out
to her. O'''
The Mexican question is referred to as
having entered the military phase of which
issue must be awaited. Speedy triumph is
anticipated. : 20
The recall of General Butler is regard.
ed With satisfaction by majority Of the
bnglIsh.J Journals, andis considered hopeful.
The news by the Nova Scotia, particu-
larry as to the movements of the Demo-
Gratis, is construed as favorable for ueace
Out the Etna's adyices expelled the idea.
The emancipation proclamation claimed
'N@S%'StSA Oub was LcCGlteu 100 late
for much newspaper comment.
The Morning Post terms it the death war.
rant of the United States, and saws il
would be terrible act if it could be en-
forced, but regar 8 it as wholly inopera.
The Star thinks Whatever is its immedi-
ate effect it rings the death kuell to slave
r..
The Telegraph says, the rancor and con-
tempt of the South must be increased i'm.
and if tho measure is successful
never will military triumph be purchased
at SO awful price.
Sympathetic anti-slAvery addresses for
MT Lincoln continue to be adopted in va
rious parts Of Engls nd.
II is reported that the Alabama was
probably supplied with the best Welsh
Goals by relay Of ships.
Very latest By telegraph 10 Qu,snstopY -
.IvEErooL, Jan. Il -BreadstuiTs, closed |
lale' And steady. Provisions heavy.
The DAILY Nsrs approves President Lin.
'olu'6 Emancipation Proclamation.
The busS rsiterpies iis former diatrib.,
'Eaias' thc proclamation
sar Eans of France hss raised It's fsts
= iisEuuni enc Fst cent
as9re
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FIRST BRANCH.

10 this branch the oath prescribed by the
code and also the oath prescribed by the
ordinance of the June Convention were
administered to DR.. Baird, the Mayor
elect.
Robert Irwin, a member of the branch,
was appointed temporary clerk.
Nessrs. Lamb, Wilson, Achesou, Jacob
aud Sweeney were appointed committee
to confer with similar committee of the
2dbranch upon plan of permanent organ
izatiou.
The motion to meet again on Tuesday
evening next was concurred in.
There was some talk about the oath pre-
scTibed by the June Convention as to
whether the members of council were com
PEELED to take it.
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FOUSEf.

On motion OF NJ, Lovejoy tho Commit.
tee on Agriculture 'AS instructed to ipoujr.
Into the eIpedisnc Of collecting apricul.
iut"i statistics thrGEh the assessors Of the
Internal Revenue.
On motion Of NrIIaFrisou, il was
H.s7fttd' That se Co,nmi,,se GA ways
sou Means be 'astr etsi 70 inquire - 10
'as rfl,'aisuey q 80 prohibiting bank .
aaa individuals ffau receiving zoe ispsslis
81 g'iA 70 eeeure De- Psymsns 81 rasneg
h'ffoNe'i Aat iHe ip4H|ss shst o. such
est siIi eos srsrHt iba sar tI4issu 4
"a naf gees sE.sHd ft-rrss prass-i -.
arti tni Fzaf's itFm The evils 81
f4H fFrnn.saan. SO fhsl STE FaHs.a.tses
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Great Union Meeting in Arknnaa -.

FATErTEvILLE, AK, Jan. 20-An en-.
thusiastic Union demonstration occurred
here yesterday. Over one thousand LOYAL
citizens of Arkansas were present. Speech.
es were made by DR.. Johnston, prominent
Union refugee, Col. Bishop, of the 18Th
Arkansas cavalry and others.
Fifteen Home. companies organ.
lzed AMI wished to be accepted as ArSan-
sas militia. Hundreds of citizens signed a
peu'lon TO Congress to order an elec-
! !.on OF member of Congress from