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Marshal's Gale.


9eedifnos u three writs pssdifios srDaaF 10 ne
Il direcied ron ths Circult Court q TIE Cnfted
staies, f'r the hddie District Of Tsuuessss Al IL
Octoasr tern, ise3, VII, A. II O'Clock, 4 ~, "a
TUESDAY,, the lssh day q JASCARY, ls6f sxDoas
70 public Eaie, % tie highest bd1sr for sasb Al ts
door o. ne CoarthOuss, 10 Nashvilis Isnnessea al
ths rglt lise, claim, Interest, and estate Ehich -
giand Carney hasin . tfaei 81 laud 10 Ruflsrf,rd
comfy Tennessee, near he town Of Mgrfrseabaro,
con teininB, By survey, One hundred ard T~ezty-
I've acres Fes'sc IN said l. H. Carney 5y grant from
NE safe Of Ic7ressse, made TIE 5,h day o. oefo
Der lsoS, and recordad pIgs ls5 o. Book No. 10
q Noses n sszrs kegiEtrar-boul I'D a. fouoEs
b-gi1Eing a. 81 ish, The Northwest oorrer u a
EzeI Of land fsfmerly oNned b. David B0EnAn
nov ~ saif CarneY) running theses South. IS DO
gfea East, With tha North ns n sid tract Ts han
ersd polts % the North tast corusr CT said tract
thenee 40 % f9rty poie3, thence North o. aezEees
est, Eve hundred poles, tke1os south rty poles 70
TIA Desintilg y lev 81 b sstiEgy iadk1bents r-a
defed y the Circ ouEi q ne Unsd states for The
Middle District q Tear a5ee - IL April term, iss3
50 Nashville 10 favor of A. !. atezAft & Co arir,s
usiio 4 Ae{eigh, and J. T. ysaray soos. M
sSsin4i Z. Il. Carney.
Z r. GLA5 )OCK. Marsha-
ase'-"s By v. LELLTETT, Deputy.
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United States Of America :
MIDDLE DErRIcT OF TKSNEssE.


w lEREAS, On the 1871 day Of December, 1858
w "a Information died IN the Distrset Court
Of the United States for said DISTRICT BIZ Horace H
Hstrion ksq Attorney Of the United States for aid
District, aRainEt cases OF boots aRd Shoes mar ked
. C. B. Hall Co., Nashville, Tennessee alleging 70
substance, that % the - cay tf -, 1858, a. Mash
Tiils in said D strict. land, said property wa
seized BY Joseph R. Dillon, ksl Surveyor Of CUSTOMS
As forfeited to tie Unitea States for SID -
Formation sci forth, alleged 20 be true, to-wit That
on the day Of, 1sss, said properly was trans
ported from Louisville, ia the STATE OF Kentucky, to
Nasavils In the State OF Tecnsssse, without q PER
nit q daily authorized ofinsr Of The Treasury De
psrtmsnt or with one, that Il vas frauouently OBJ
tanned and for other IN said informa loo sped
O 4 knd pFayiag for process 70 enforce the se zne
conhscati0n Of said property, and hat persons
concerned ia interest tbs sh0ld be cited 70
appear on the return day Of said process asd inter
pose their claims.
Now. therefore, u purFaEnoe Of the monitor q
said Court under The 81 Of said Court 70 Gireet
ed hereby give pubic noEios 70 all peTronr coseeFR
ed IN interest 10 said properly 70 appear before said
Court Al the Federal Court Roam il tie Capitol az
Nashville, on the third Monday In april Feat, az 10
O'Clock A. NJ then aad there 70 nterpose thei. claim
4. r. GLASCOCk,
o. g Marshal, Aiddle Dist Of Team.
d-eiT-I4t
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TO RENT-FoR 1864.

The Farm in Edgefeld, of 225
Acres,
G1TOATKD between Gallatin and Wklss Creek
~ Turnpikes, In the centre o. which Is The family
residence Of Paymaster Harris, Of the q. T. Navy,
and On The Northern border Of Il two small cottaaes
With iss barn. Stables Carriage h0uss Spring house.
ana ether conTenio1t out houses L aforos a
pleasant Residence near the city, and The sol IA
exosllent fr cultivatisH-
Apply 70 a. GEo. HAEkls, Pa, master C. g NAVY.
Esg Hork," o. - a q - OVfl -
No. 10 PARK Street. opposite Ezsf roat cf te Csrits
Nashville, tennessee.
ncy8-sE
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PH0NOaRAPHY

Is % simple AID easy that lie principles can all be
learned IN few hours, and small lunt OF prac-
tce will enable one 10 fJr the daily purposes Vi
lifo
None but those who are acquaioted With It can
form any lea Of lie great brsvIty and simplicity or
Of the ease with which It can be learned. But Whai
Is Phonography7 Il Is stem Of abort hand writing
which can be written teu times fast as the common
writing, read as easily, aad learned With lar less
trouble.
1t Is used not ouly by Reporters, but BY hundreds Of
thousands In this country aud 10 England for private
writing, for composition, for uaAng testimony ctc;
10 courts for sermols, for corresposdence for book
keeping etc. etc by Ladies, BY Students, BY Clerks
BY ClergymenI BY lagy ers, etc, and Is rapidly com
ing into general use. la s..
As labor saving invention, It's value can scarcely
be estimated, and requires but little time 70 earn
10 use II for the daily purposes II hi But che OBJ
lection Is made that others cannot read M Well then
let them speld few hours 70 learn H. for vhere b
the justice in requiring the active and intelligent 10
spend ten days In doing what they 10 ght do IN one
merely to save the ndolent a few hours EFFORT Ia
learning thing which would be useful TO them for
lie! The tlme was when but few persons could
write their names, bat the progress Of the age De
mands q more RAPID method Of writing aud while
the active and intelligent MUST and wfIL have The
Advantages Of Photography, the indolent must sub
nit 10 the disadvantage csHsed by their own indo
lenca.
The case With which Il can be brought into prcat
able aud daily use ia shown By the following eert.n
Gates. II IL only those who are ignorant Of il who
ever speak against Il.
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Persons from 70 60 years can learn this system,
In q few less0Gs ladies' taught 70 write In
neat, essy and rapid manner, aBd gentlemen bold
rapil, business style.
10 persons acquainted with It's merits, his system
OF writing needs other rec0UHso adation but those
unacquaiEfed VITA &, Er. d. refers the following
remarks and Testimonials. Instead q teaching Pen
munship merely issiaii0a Art. experience Of
years has enabled him reduce st8lhs esraiafr
" seieacs, that being guided ~ ksoElsdgs, in.
stead Of Tu0a Pracsos pupils ron 70 60 years cln
in shert time learn % write wiki EASE, ELEGANCE
and RAPlplrY.
80 accurate Is bis system, and Uniform n It's
success, that after witnessing is Effects several
hundred paIils "a Nashville, the h.meuted Alfrtd
Hume observes.
"Haying had fSir oPpOrtur ity o. examining your
system Of Penmanshp Il, and having the wdndcr
fal and rapid Improvement o. yOaf pupils 10 my
school Z consider IL but inst q say that believe
- DO not only tie best sysIa 5uf Ge oHg dsssr-
Rag hs Haefor b strci atteution 10 the rules Civ.
en-, Gay person may, in short lime, acquire free
rapid, and e.eEant band. sacuid BE- pleased zee
il universally adopted
This expreszloa was oOucurTcd IN by
Maj. Gen. L. 2. Gaines, U. S. army;
His EKceiency. James c. Jones, Gov. o. Tennessee
1t. Rev. J. II. Otsy, Bishop Of Tennessee.
h. Rev. K p Niies, Bishop OF Nashville
Rev. Philip Lindsey, D. D. Pies. Of Nashville U1i-
verSity.
Rev. J. 7. Edgar n n, and many othsr citizens Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says ---F
Being requested by Mcszrs. Doibear 70 state the
standing In society Of the gentlemen, gr 10 TIE
~ithn, DO with much plessrse, being aoq 1ainted
with most Of them; they are Highly respectable, and
ssntlemsn OF education AMI a high Standing in 50
ciety. ANDREW JACKSON.
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Stravad or Stolen.

ISROM The South Side Of the Public square, yssfsr-
II day evening, about O'clock A. NJ, Va goa aa6
Team, eonsistiag o. one black mule, and dark
rcan mare. he wagon was 9 coumOn two horse
wagon, AID co1tsined several empty bczos and q
chicken sop. AnY person bringing said tsam snd
wagon Jones Stzbis, soush AArEststreel, viii Be
literally rewarded. III. COLE.
dec IB-i.e
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We learn that 3 number Of rebel fam
lilies Al Huntsville, Ala, are drawing
supplies Of subsistence from the commits
ssry department of the United States
army. Amongst these brOnzed medi-
Giants Is the elder C. c. Clay, father Of
the late rebel Senator Of that name. A
pensiOner upon the bounty Of the Gov
erum ens he has been laboring to destroy!
Is there any depth Of meAnnsss 10 which
a rebel leader, will not descend
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- ETarshal,a Saln


X Firtue y VT seiiioas ear oaas 70 M dirsfS
- from me Circuit Co2Ft o. lhs United stsss9 -
~ Asdals Ast5sctfef fenaessss 81 e. tctossr -,
-, VII zpose % pablo sale, % the Likness bid8er
sof cash. aLtns degrUf ne Court house. ID sas5SII
80 On 4C tsDAfs l2th q JANUARY. 1874 Al o.
,,snli ~ clsim ,iatersEf, and estate wbeb 4 ~
slesIe a. - a csftain tact parcel u la1d Ia 4,
Lsr tne Iowa o. Clar<EFile, Tsnnesses bourdsa a.
l,lo.s "oesaning az sto1e corusr Of I0ts No n
an -, 70 AeNei's subdivision, and rupn,nr tse,cs
- Ao ol, 80 q the Carksvile and Port 2exI
1922 tt1e Beginning corner being 90 MD -,
~ n1nafed and eightyfix aud 1 hall -. 40 =
stons coFuer slih 7. j. wisdom thsneo uorts AZ
y sfets essl . stone, said wisdom's norsh east
- ~ Uses = las tasnce east Win said DslaEis
- 10 ana teeniy-seysa feet, 70 : st0us
1879 visa log aeld b. J. s. sfaft 70 w. oasfIse.
- :, y nea-s nd Jas. D Clean, aed thence, with
80 VAfire . 4hpuaSz. and 9lenals iina % he -
E,nning, % he CaFkavsils AID Port Royal Turn.
ri<e--e1ntaining, 81 sstn&le Area nerss ard aetv
pnlas wi'a AZ ihs implsvtmesis Thereon ans IL
Yuftenances taefeto, elnofaelh9 ccnaodloas ,I,-.
ing ne sans bsirs iesisd "a % s4Gafy iufrnssl
rendered BY SAID Court n Aver n krneifP -
SADIE SADIE -, sa4 agaiusf .. ". Arcrsa snd !. y.
OAaiier- ne - couImeats q d o'clock 4 "a
-. =. y. 9At8ctck, Marshal.
- y; LAtLHEzTs pepufY.
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Fezsozs writing to this Oh to subscribe
to tie unioa, or o. any other buaress, should
azesess their letters 70
VIZ. CAMERON a CO.. Publishers.
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Georgians, Attention.

,bk UNDERSIGNED having bseu aafhorlzsd 70 "a
= ess.s fooiH Tor re Untsf STATS servics Tor the
ierm % thFes years O. dEfnk ths va fror ~ 49,
- - oeorga, desirouB q giving recruiting CON.
mMats1a % ensrgetc, True Esa, who VII b oomnIa.
sonea a. soon 81 We company fali. Tor inIcrms
- eyPt = D. G. H0HARD,
e9t@s-A@ RricgepuIt Al
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ns,.rs.,lrs 60 rraaer. dc vls,.er.

HttrsstIng 90 TRADERS and Visitors.
We publish the following extract from
agensrsl order Of the commander Of the
Post Of Chattanooga, fer the information
Of persons wishing 10 engage in trade at
that place, or TO visitil
flf HKADoUARTKRs PosT
Chattanooga. Dee. 3, 1863.
Gseral Orders, No. 2.
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BR McKrysrE. Plannfl,

hCkINN1E, Plantns
J OILY, Defendant.
Ia a SUIT by original attachment kef0rsG NJ. South
gate, justice Of the Peace FOR DavidsOn County, len
nsszeo.
A n attachment was sued out IN this case by B. Z.
n MCKinnie Plaintiff, -. J. Only, DefsndaBt, be
fore for debt and appearing 70 the satisfaction
Of tho Justice that ihe defendaut s resident OF
the State Of Tennessee h j. ordered that publication
be mads for four successive weeks In = Newspaper
cal ed the SsshVil UniOn Published In ths Cay Of
Nashville, Tennessee, requiring the defendan', J.
Chly 20 Eppear before said Justice % The 9th day
Of January, 1874 and plead, answer dsrur 20 - q
sui Otherwise the CsuBe will b ret down COR hearing
parts on that day
C. NJ. sOUTHGATE,J P.
DeeI,ls63.-iw.-Pr. Zee 50.
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The Press, short time since supposed
that lhe editor Of the Union bad gone to
Washington TO assist Mr. Lincoln in writ
ing his message. Yesterday IL seemed
inclined 10 take The UsIoE to task for
not commenting on the message. Fie,
nsishbOr. would you have = man make .
ihems Of work be had a hand in prOduo-
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Wi be furnished free er charge 70 soldiers In or out
OF the Hospitals, Ii their bottles or fnkstands are
brought at the above hours. SOLOIE taug BIT one.
third less than ctizens
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The Dispatch SONS days ago, sugges-
ted to The military authorities the erec-
ton Of sheds for storing supplies, instead
Of inpressing store houses needed by
business men. We presume the aforesaid
authorities we're much edited by its re-
marks in support OF the sugges ion.
In IFS impression Of yesterday, the Dis
patch advanced ''peg," and called the
attention Of both "the civil and military
authorities to the dangerous location Of
tho great magazine" and trusts that
t'Genersl Grant will give this subject q
leading place in bis thoughts" 1t says
also:
We are literally sleeping upon and
around q volcano, whose resislless ener-
gies may, at any moment, sweep thou
sands of as into eternity.
No other interest is half SO important,
81 present, TO our citizens, as this. 1t
concerns the safety If every inhabitant
Of the city, whether citizen or soldier.
All, Messieurs Of the Dispatch, has it
never occurred to you that this whole
country has been sleeping upon and
around volcano, whose psnt up fres
bnrst forth at Fort Sumter in 1861, del
ugibg the land with burning lava, blood
and desolation. Thousands have been
buried under it,and mOurners so about the
streets, aud on the public highways, ev-
erywbere. You have but to look outside
of the loop-hOles of your retreat, and see
the inEignias and mementOes of death.
and bereayemtnt--of sorrow and woe.
And this volcano continues TO vomit its
fiery Hood--ths,e is 10 pauss in its dread
ful work Of carnage. Has il never occur
red 10 you that this ''great magazine"
q death ought to be removed from the
land-that il is the duty of every citizen
of this free country TO labor to that end?
II 90, why art thou silent? Why do you
not call upon the rebel leaders, who have
charge Of this magazine, TO submerge it
in the sea Of repentance, and relieve the
people Of the vast tide Of troubles and
ahxieties which is overaOwing them2 1t
seems 70 us that this is an interest more
important, and concerns every citizen
aud soldier mere deeply than the Federal
magazine in Nashville. More lives have
already been destroyed than the pspula-
ton of Nashville ten times told, by the
great rebel magazine, against which you
utter no remonstrAnce.
We trust that our contemporary will
hereafter give this AIl-impOrtant matter
= leading place" in lite thoughts.
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Fro. n. RI. a.. Bi.Lov ot,v.

COLUsEIA, TEsS Nov. p, lsiS-
NJ. J. ". DoLHEAE-Dear Sir have BEN much
i5teresied aud pleased in examining yout system Of
Pcnmanship. Your method Of teaching seems % ne
be beth skiful and faithful and the Improvement
q your pupils Is prising and rapid beyond any
thing ] have ever v itnessed. | shall feel happy Il
this testimony your srit shall lead Olkers avail
themselves Of your instruction IN Que Of The most
beautiful and useful arts ala am very respectfully,
etc. JAS. h. OIEY,
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ExTRAcr

L Il being the design Of the General
Commanding the Department 10 occupy
CbsttsnOoga exelusiVely for military pur-
pOsef, no encouragement will be given to
traders, or army followers who have left
their homes 10 avoid enrolment and the
draft, and to speculate on the soldiers
psy, ana this class Of persons viii net be
tolerated at this Post
n. No permits 70 trade viii be granted
81 these headquarters, and none will be
recognized, unless approved by the Chief
Of staff Of the 0eneFsl Commanding the
Department. 1i
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ITom fhs Hon. Jad1e n. Grsrn,
President Of The Law school, al Lebanon, Tenn,
who for 20 years on the Supreme Bench Of Ten
nesses:
''Ar. Doibear has spent many years n teaching
and periecting his system OF Instruction, aud Is by
Sr Superior 10 any teacher Of peumanship have ey-
sen. You VIII perceive Al once that he q a man
u me Intelligence lie gives 10 instruction without
AID LIS reasoning is 50 jcst and clear that
you ri once perceive the princpe he seeks impart
and that being 6xed IL the mint, the pupil Rclire
upon H. soon esrUs TO write with Csss aud rapidly
well az with elegance.
commsnd Nj. DOlOsar 10 your kind sttsntion, and
trust it vii be consistent with your yeWs and feel
ings TO forward BIS Objects. Any service yoa may
render him viii be woFthily bestowed and vii oblgs
me Very respectfully, your friend.
LEsANoS THSS., Oct. 20, 1855. N GREEN
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FOUND,

BIZ William Rice, one OF the City Policeman, In
the City Police Court Room, q small amount OF
m@ney, which the ovaer can get by describing the
same and payipg for this advertisements. Apply to
William Rice, or 70 Captain John q. Prokett, Cup
laln Of the City Roiies.
Dsc1T-lL
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VIII an citizens visiting Chattanooga
ere required to register their names with
The Post Psovost Marshal on the day Of
their arrival, giving their place Of resi-
dence, the object Of their visi', and by
whose autho1ty they came to this Post,
and tie time required 10 complies their
business, and If found within the Post
after reas5lAble time has elapsed for
the completion Of their business, and
without authority, they will be are sted
and reported to these Headquarters.
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Address, +. T.. TARB0X,
Post Office Box 2l6.
Persons ordering. will please state the sizs and
style desired whstner hard or soft, hns coars3,
aud II the pen should TN to please, prove defec
two, will have the privilege Of exchanging Il. A
deduction Ct fifteen per cent allowed orders Of t5
or over, sni s25 on those Il 500
Second quality Pen 10 carats fine, not included In
the above, with Plated eases IRON 81 So upwards.
Liberal discoant msds to the trade.
nOv25lt L. TARBOX.
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BOON Deer sniiA's Drag Sore, Cor. Churos asd Pa.
SreSs. HOURS, TO II, a. m, 10 S, p. M, and
10 9 at night
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Allow me 10 introduce 70 you my friend J. w. Dol.
bear, who sits your city for the pufposs OF tesch
ing PenmaBship and Photography. Bis reputation
az successful teacher is vel and widely estab
lighed that will say nOthin Ga that score Only
desire 10 present him as gentleman from whose so
eety have derived much pleasure ard profit and as
one whom you have Tie intelligence TO appreciate
anything you may 90 10 further bis design VII be
gratefully acknOS lodged By your friend,
JOIN q EDGAR
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a By order Of
-asg Cor. ]. @. PARKHURSr,
90 CjmmsDdiDg Post
Il. IL. D0FfIEbp, Post Adjutsnt.
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Sundries.
50 bSis salt,
IS SAGA . Table 6xif;
hbls Clover Saed:
10 boxts IL .. Cheese.
Jukt resolved sud for sale by
DID I1cKEY, Agsas,
dseie Bigh and HTosd-sis.
Carbon Oil.
TIER untsrsignsd las naas kTFangensuts % hAss
II eoas.sst suepiy o. Carbon : q o. BE bsss
brands. Watch VII b sold Il Feaaonnbs rates.
D. D. nlckE7, Azent.
tesis nsgh and Rgosd ~.
pssgatch eopg
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THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. II, 1869,
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ayew advertisements.

TO Druggists and ApOtheca-
ries.
VNANTE0 By young man perfectly competent
w situation In 9 Wholesale or retail dug store;
is good prescription clerk; speaks German fluent
ly. Best references sivss.
deel7-lts JOSEPH CUsHMAS,
Box 2234, 81 Louis, No.
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he following very jos: remarks Of the Hon. Thos
b. Benton, T. :. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard Of parents and all young persons who have
any hops oi success In the busiues Of life.
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Sir-Considering good handwriting 70 be not only
an scoOmp sshment, but means Of success 70 eyerg
man engaged in buRess grsatly applaud your naef.
torOus exeTtOns TO improve the chirOcrapby Of the
age. A gentleman or LADY either who writes badly
Fever writes willingly and consequently ofe al 10
write when they shsuld; and when they DO write Il q
do1e at the last moment with haste and Impotence
and consequently with faults Of All kinds Of en- com
hitting and iajuring both the writer and the cause
which be advocates. Wishing you every success 10
your laudRbe undertakings,
IreaaSia yOurs, respectfully,
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confIrtabl quarters In strong Qualifications, no
picket duty or loog marches, and pleasant military
datiss, should induce all volunteers 70 SCI Ct this
Regiment and favorite arm OF the service.
TRANSPORTATION VII Be REfCSrED 70 those
coming 10 thi oos to enlist, or fcTnshsd apeHea
Ton.
odleers (oT these qIslasd to Be suehl wishing to
reerus Or tBis rega n, will address, stating the
number Of men hey can obtain, ~
lspt. 7. 2. WIGFAII,
dse17-3Ee Bowling Green Ky.
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ROMLING (iREEN KY

A GENERAL RENDEZVOUS and Recruiting Once
n Tor this favorite regiment, now being raised By
spAclaf authority has been established st
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THE LATEST NEWS.

WAsHIxGToS, Dec. 1.-THE President
has yielded TO the demand made by the
Loyal League representatives. Gen
Schofield has been removed and ordered
10 report to Washington.
Letters have been received here from
prominent conservative members Of the
rebel Congress from North Carolina, ask
ing, unoficially, upon what terms the
Southern States would be permitted to
return to the Union.
The inunderation Of the army with
political Bdgadier- Generals has received
such earnest protests from Generals Grant
and Hooker, that it is not only very GER
tain that food viii be stayed in future,
but that Congress will correct the man
ageuent Of the past in this regard.
1-,.-f.f nfsuafah 4, the Cinrlnnst d.gafta
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Per Freedom md Nationality.
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u ~ simple aud easy that lie principles can all be
learned IN few hours and small am lunt OF prac-
tce will enable TO II f0r the daily purposes u