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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18
Recruits Wanted
I'd Reg't Ky. Heavy Artillery.
$402 Bounty to Veterans.
GOVERNMENT AND STATE BOUN-
TYTO NEW RECRUITS.
BOWLING GREEN, KY

4 GENERAL RENDEZVOUS and Recruiting ONCE
Il Tor tits fay1rits Regiment, now being raised BY
special authority, has been established at
BOWLING GREEN, KY.
Comfortable quarters In strong fortaeAtiOns, no
picket duty or loBg marches, and pleasant military
duties sb 4uld induce ell volunteers 70 select this
Regiment and favoTite am Of the service.
TRANSPORTATION viii b3 RsfUSDED to those
coming this Ofce 10 enlist, furnished on apPca
ton.
Officers Tor these qualified 10 DO such) wishing 70
recruit f1r this rrgm-ni, will address, stating the
number Of men they can obtain,
Capt. T. B. WIGFALL,
dec17-3wp Bowling Green, Ky.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18

il simple aud easy that its principles can all Be
learned in few hours, and a small amount OF prac-
tce will enable to use II for he daily purposes o.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-18
DAY MORNING, DEC. 10, 1868

w. CAMERON SEQ Publishers.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
Down Among the Rebels.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 20, g.
After 4 $ j Jurn Of some month. in Ken
tacly, ,!riakin. daily d'aushts of "pgra'
Union sentiment from the ,J,nraa', di,c-
ted occasionally with an extremely high
eol,rcd dose from the N.mocro', have
wandered down into oli Tennessee, nearer
the heart Of Eebcldom, where Gov. Andy
J Johnson holds the helm of state, and I'd
mipi.ters the Constitution and Laws of the
F.dsrsl Government faithfully lie Is the
right man in the right Place. Having
been 50 long unlrr the influence Of Ken
tucky Uai1nisrl, was at loss to know
precisely upon what platform | was stand
ing. Many ken'uckians insist, that 'ru
y loyal man may abuse and malisn the
President and the Administration, and
oppose almost every movement Of the
army to crush the Rebellion that does not
in every respect coincide with the opinion
Of the great State OF Ken.ucky. Having
heard and read so much Of this "Union
began to doubt my position,
and were asked concerning it, | should
have answered as Pat did when inter!oEa
ted as to his "faith"-"and is it me bc!aic
that you want, Sir? an sure its the same
as the Wildly OBrady's." "And what's .
that, Pa.?' "Why, yc see, l bought
pig of the wildly, and she behaves that I'll
nivcr pay her, an faith behave the same"
And so, l refer you to the L,uisriNc
my "faith" was almost ike
that. But here 10 Tennessee, the at,aos-
ohere is purcr ami better like the city
the Countrywide people. There's
lash Of Yankee enterprise, that suits me,
.ud many other features, of which | viii
i've you hint.
Nashville is in "heaps'-Bos'On fash
on-as if a small earthquake bad rolled
t over a couple Of times. Before you get 1
iva .ne -...; you ale la.i way cp al }iihaf.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
Late Ii SC M ew S
DECIDED UNION VICTORY IN
TIE SOUTHWEST

CAIRO, Jan. lG.-The ram Switzerland
arrived here this evening from the squad
ron. She brings news of the taking Of
Arkansas POST on the Arkansas river, and
one hundred miles from the mouth, by the
.aud and naval forces under Gen M'Cler-
nanl and Porter The surrender occurred
On Sunday, with '.l the guns, stores, aud
ammunition
The full particulars have not bean re-
ceivc1. The rebel loss is said 10 haze
been 500 killed and wounded, and from
1000 to 1000 prisoners. These results
may be modified By fuller aud more au-
thentic accounts
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
NASHVILLE, Jan. II

Gen Bragg has been superseded by Gen
Lougs,rcet In the command Of the rebel
army of the West.
Tho conscrlpts in the Rebel army arc
descr,ins and fleeing to this city daily.
The river has risen ten feet on the
shoals, and continues to rise.
Efforts arc being made By the Rebels
to cut Rasccrans 4 from supplies and
.etGc., and then crush lim
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

ss~Ths Frul. Growers Society Of East,
ern Pennsylvania meet at Branfs Hotel,
Harrisburg, on Wednesday, 4ih Feb
1868 All interested are invited to ali
the Object.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
Inion County Teachers Institute.

Union County Teachers Institute.
This Institute will be held in Le'cisJary
on the 18th, 29th and Both of January,
1853 The teachers are requested to ooTe
prepared OF those subjects assigned then,
and report themselves to the Executive
Uammitteo. at the Town Hall, as 10 o'clock
Of the 18th Rev Jacob UP, Superin-
,endont Of Northumberland county, Rev.
A. D. iIawn, A. Swiuef5rd, Esq, and
others are expected to DO present aud
take ,ari in tie exercises The follow
ing subjects will be brought before the
Institute, either il form of short essays,
reports, addresses, or class drill:
-.ho.l raI-lq,nt-L.o Roger.
,' ..'. 'i''r'I w. e x ,.,.. ,... s.,.r.,-,
u7tla.r,..s--- g. u-,s-.
3d.. .n:.-l-,r-. .4.-.-:..a T., .'..n,!- l. ...ia.h
The .rr,. her ~ Ii.n-.. 7ou T.. .i,-g-
g"u"rs.. l'i-r'---.- .".,'n.i r''
Hrl-.I AU'il.et..-l h.--.rr.
Wr;t.u Ars.lu.;rr-.I "a rol.u..I.
'.',. .-tYhy--A 4 oa.-.u
Er-I.-l n-sull4r5-E u. Is. fIr-ie.-
'.r., Ns-..-',.- Na.-. l'sgs.
rhy,'',l i-...lion--N,-- MAJ, 'Hvin.
Iyrti. .-i'.u--C >N.u,er!
sr'a,'..at'i-g s,'g g.,'.. t1 y !, H. 1,-tr'';,
Trttil.-.r-U T. I.l-f-h-
...N '..i..-,- @. r,.-uf--N VI N.'z>-r.
Ei.'rr-i Iu-t.Jd'.s.-T = >-airr
li.'' To- ,a,n 'h' Lowe E u.d.rn--J II smith
p. t.i,, 70 '''.'' " .'-.''' '' ''' ''''''
e.. err L.tr.rv-C ?. Haas
ri.-r.a-y lu -l,t.-H T. III lips.
~.horfr..r ~ s'iiu,,t"-R II KlarI.
''.ra. I.s..u--. : ''aun-
frrra-r- Reward susan E. Cronmil'r.
County Ir,,.tut.s-i,. Eaton.
I-, 't-a.,..n-, E.aaI.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
DtrO,

Attic rcsidcn-, of her snnn Law, D.id i'rls' Isl,
IN RuiIalr township, the 18th lust, CATHERINE
STAIiL ~ her Nlst wear.
In hast Budaoe the Eth inst. AARON, son of
Thompson u. stray h"tu. aged about 10 y"ars
In Ninlinhur-, lnth inst, JAMES h sou oi Ihcmas
and Mary A. Jones'. qg.,i : III. l9 H.
In williamsport 10Th inst, VIM. J. LYON. U. :.
Marshal, IN hi- 18th var.
~ rc-i4 II, >,r,hd Co, "a ut, Nrs. JANE G.
v'ttISE. ,--l = N"aI.
In Fh.,sis-,a a.4 .l-- mt iNAt " .!'e 6. le"fy
y AguTs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
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.l.-a.hr4., % l-'trr h.s;.iy vritt.u ia y~ur. b.
o., i4Tius and afr .hr action st -. .as.-st-.:
p,4r wife, Iii, % JA,;g-yyr.
Iu !u- our host Arr iYrmju;.
N-a,, o. catch llr word that aL..u
.I.4--.,.-t. u. ,t.su.,H;.
TL.lur,.i,h.-I ria-l,r,.,. aa-h--
>"a.:7 'aE ri-... lf. s.-''-.i'i-'
Aa.. u,rr NJ. uuy Ll-i~ .9.l.,
U'~r A.! uur ! iIs Is >tT'pmins.
AMI uoa tia: ,i..u:es', Ir,~ins near.
ut.r ,..- '.5tN- ecu ryf.g-r.
" .uaN La icar. tAou-A IA this hour
Eartu treas urrs s-l!l ;-,w isarcr
But -tauI ~ hell iy spirit strength
t.a.l'- III. ', sTuunl u, Inning
ui -,-E t..-S. thus armed 0. Leu
I'll" -huT" that ;''e ;.-0 ....sas.
W. m,rch"4- Tie rnY...y refused
III" ~ity L. -urr"ndrr
oar tr"..l.- prepared - storm il walls
hach! h!.r IT. irieuIcr.
~, strr.t- were backed with armed Jris,ips
rI.kr,- the out-po.t- guarding
oar h.-ts IN h,ttlr-iinr rolled on
Then .a..- til. fierce bJmbariins
Plau.-. ~r,a,h~i the taii,., city .I.iTc.
ArtIrry, death va I~aliu:
Aud A. thr rru~-iug- - thr streets.
The iiir-hl"v4 10y c"ns"alins.
ton ". marched. I'll. r... in lirs.
" . "a. front urrr s."Lpln.,
Abreast tl. -f..r1a g -rr..t- .,uI -hn!
Tha; i1Nu 'u- r4G-s Nrrr sweeping.
But AT in vain our heroes tn;
Ih- rr-St ft-.I not rlrrv
Aul tho q. fought. Zach brave Lar: En,~
Twas lily luuth 10 tarry-.
4 solii-r's ,lrath, amid defeat
Without the -olisers glory
A patriut- death upon held
To be Ji-:rac.-i la story.
TIL. sorrow f-ll-ths ruin esu.v--
Night covered US in pity,
Nhil- y - with ,rcimai.'i ranks
-tols from tho ragss.-i o.iy-
Ant now til la't, storm has lassvl,
Tho lifr-tilr ceases flowing,
H. W-ii the proud, hrroir dad,
S!rrr on, the ot.a uuhuD~ing
Il.guL G.i, my -. that aui saved,
Iu serve my rtuu'rv i.n-rr'
Though NHuui.rI, 49, Uur1 ~ qu"rtl heart
shall 3us.Dr Ray arm. .ui stronger
Iiuriau,i. = i I>I..- ANA SfAtLnlNtt.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

UuI hero y Western Vrginia-the
resi- hrro-uf luka. Of Corinth, and Of
Mu,tTee.L,ro, is vel named Rosecraus, or
Ros, wreath. He gariauis the gf.sr
deeds Of week with the rosy cha2is. uf
vlc.yTv
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
BALTIMORE Jan. /

The National iateit;yeaccr this morning
publishes eight columns Of rebel dispatch
es, being letters of instructions to Mason,
Slidell aud othe. rebe! agents in Europe,
which were captured on the person of a
rebel Major who was recently taken pris.
Ouer while endeavOring to leave Charles
ton in 4 small boat.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
For Sale or Rent.

vNlIE undersigned will either sell or -
rent The House and Lot which she "a.
now occupies, on West Market street. LrWI<-
hurg The house has recen.lY been re- moi
ri-d. ,uulaIh, eleven T"OnIs, 4nL i We. aCar-
led for a pleasant home.
Apparatu, necessary for carrying on the
Ice Cream aut Confectionery buSiuraS Is also
offered .oT particulars, enquire Of
Idn. -, % MRS. DENURMANDlE.
vEHE partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Na. NA> GtztR aui \. II. prLL.
~ tie pract.lr g. the iaw, b. ,aI> d-r fa-
solved \. Il ItLL.
Lral,Jurg, Jan. :, 1913.
NOTICE Is hereby gwen. that nv Tread,
~ have applied tJ MS E1ceLienoy Cover
Har Curtn tor pardon OF the sentence
pas>e! on NE al last December sessions OF
Union county, 10 four months :mPFl s0Eme.t
for larceny WILSON ANDERSON.
Lewl>burg. Pa, Jan. ;, 1868
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
Eeuiauurg Market.
MARRtEU,

Ey Rev. Dr. Watson 7th inst, HENRY W WATSON
E.g and Mis- MARY MONTGOMERY, both Of Williams
port.
Rv Rev rrrf Curtis. 1t inst. MICHAEL R,SsEL Of
Milton aud Miss KATE A FUNK If rlrhut Tp.
On the a5th ult.. by Solomon Eylrr JACOB KtUF-
Nan o: Notlc Co. Iui. enl Mss LEAH Ii"1E III, of
Brown Tp. Pa
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

rss-We copy in anorher column the
ca, i,y Teachers Institute to b. held in
ilis Borough tie last Of the month. We
direct the attention Of all interested in pop
ular education, to the proposed gathering.
The duties assigned to the thirty-three
different individuals, will naturally tend
10 make the exercises sufficiently varied
to be interesting. Let there be a large
aud spirited gathering, and let all our pc .
T.s f.r ouce give all the teachers ' arm
art generous welcome. Ia this hour Of
q oi'.on's agony, the truth is everywhere
ap9lrgat that Ignorance aud Treason so
toga her and that Intelligence and Loyalty
e. a-d III hand, as u general thing. The
yiue4ti1n Of the MASSES, therefore, Is the
or,y sairsuirI Of republican institutions,
as was very correctly stated By the T. s-@r
Institution Of N.rthum5cr.aul eou4ty,
AMI also by that Of Snyder.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

rA.The b!acksmiths Of DanyillG aud
vicinity have formed an association and
raised the prices of their work about -
per cent. above former rates They also
make distinction between cash pay msuts
aud sJIAiGs On credit
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
rIgllNnln NiNI.MEEkLi...
Tar>Ilc Morning K Friday Afternoon.

Igt>ii' NnrhiIi- y ffiial AlItrh0ah-
>,
-, '''' ''' w." - -'''" u '1'''o4 Il O''-''
- -
1s'-PM i? S'e'nme'z vas put into
hospital at A.'Nan4na-is Is DOM well.
E-1-J. Garrett Walker, A. 3, Is al
pointed Principal Of tLc Public Schools,
l."l.Nyi'lc, Ia.
.-s-Nye learn that. ,be v,r;.,. Dar,r,
monts # the University ,t Lauj-bur,
opened the Winter and Spring Session
wiki an accession Of o'ut'"''.
-, r.r, Jonathan J. lE.lf.. wounded
n, Trcdcri,lsbgrr cam, homo an the -,l
ias,, - complete recovery from his
wound
.-,.. ,....,. ..,.. ri
t,ctpu, Is uGIse At ;ur g.. ,yrrum,u' Hosp
tal, Wa,Lineron--nrl Miss Annie M.u,
(L,w T,m. las At Frederick
r-.4..l... -:.. .,-..
C.n,r' ..,r.,,-. ...,' '...r- W. n l.,.,,.
.a,hpv ,ut,,.;l,lo:r IA p..:,,...
-.,.,. ..-I......:.. ...I
.,., w. .,;, >, r..rnr. !, sn,5.,
,.,,.. ,,;4i..,7-, ,,b,iri.,Io.,.r,.,.
So-K'V- "f- ii"F'4ush " "n'f1'an
comes TO Us IN he" dress, and i'ius':a-
ted 10y beautiful mrAz'tint engraVinT,
entitled "lhe WIFE" 1t Is Uow published
by NJ. k'ra'r X Co, Cbam5ersbuFg, Ia.
r.a.I. 80; p,,- ofr.., nu., ,,.,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20
sey-John Il. Rishel of Mcchanicsville,

Moutour Co., died in hospital at \ orktown
few days sro lie belonged to Capt.
Winners Company of drafted militia.
Hc refused TO hire a substitute, believing
i, the true policy to serve bis country
personally, aud not expose another III BIS
ularc
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

E-y-tr0m the time the Rebels fred in
t5 the Star Of the West, il Charleston
Alr57r, which Mr. buchanan so blau!ly
w.akcd a.) u4til the pr5sent h.ur, their
motto has been "Disuu;yG 0. Death"
I.~sry On, og tb,ir cs.s, speeches and adi-
,oria,s since that, proves c,uclusiyely that
they are determined to s;apd I'd TO that
motto to The very letter, allowing the Gov
crnmont tao only ALTERNATIVE to rnc,cu:z,
them a. separate nation, or assert its
authority by force Of arms. Noiwi'n-
Standing the positive ana oft reiterated
assurance that 10 compromise which can
be offered vii. be accepted, the Democratic
party continue -trcul5us'y TO U--e tie
Administrator to canr1u.isc. as though
Nr If,.,,- l,l ;bc -.-v.r n r,--, an
,.-..,......-.a 80 r,t.l. rt.;.,, .b..
~
~' o'''u'i' '1.''' "'-' ''''f
81. ''"'J' 'eIA'FeI 70 make a Gar r,'inr
a-l 10 ia!- case there Is no party Of the
ae;'al ?lr;.' Mr.. Lincoln has the power
10 Do two things either to continue the
war. or to stani, Rv co,,;,,;,, :, ,;c,~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

We are pleased to observs that some of
our citizens are refusing the shinplas,cr
currency. This is tho only way to get
rid Of it. Government curreuoy Is getting
sufficiently plenty to have individual cur
rcpcy suppressed We would advise our
ci,zins to refuse anything but Govern
mept currency and tha, issued BY individ-
uals in this borough, who arc responsible
aud will redeem what they issue. - -E.b1.
uigH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

The Legislature has passed a bill chang
ing the April Cour; Of Northumberland
county, from the lst Monday OF April to
the n Monday of March, and the town
ship elections to the third Friday in Feb
ruary.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

OUEEr-lu the Franklin Almanac for
lsG5, among much other valuable infor-
nation. is a table of tie "Goveruments Of
the World" in which the established re
hgion Of each State is given. The only
;wo in which 'uuiver.al iol-, .tiou" is al,
l. vel. are The 'uitcd States aud Libcria,
both nepub.lcs-nnc Of white men, aud
the other Of black men
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

The Oak G:ovo Church, uear PaxinOs,
was dciieated on the 4th inst Kew. Mr.
huTnet, from Berwick: preached the dedi.
cation sermon.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

CnuLAsKY FvRYAcE-This property
has changed hands lately, having Loeu
purchased By tho entorprising firm Of
Ma..by 4 Case, OF Columbia, Peuu'4
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

szs- We learn tia: the VAR u perart-
meuts Of the University at h"wi-hur-
opened the Winter and Spring Session
wiki an accession Of S,uIru's
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-01-20

E-5-J. Garrett Walker, A b, Is 81
pointed Principal Of tle Eub.i. Schools
p.~1.Nyiiic, Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-10

There is nothing new from yicksburg to-day.
phis and Cairo is complete.
Latest dispatches from Nashville represent that
Murfreesboro is entirely deserted. Our army and
General Rosecrans' headquarters have advanced
ten miles beyond that place. The rebel army Is
reported to be at Tullahoma.
General Rosecrans orders all rebel officers to
remain in confinement until JEFF. Davis order
relative to the treatment OF our officers is revoked.
General Halleck has issued most fattering
order Of thanks to General Rosccrans for his gal
liant conduct and that Of his army at Murfrees.
boro. He also thanks General Carter for his
brilliant cavalry raid into East Tennessee and
the important services he rendered there
The news from the Army Of the Potomac is not
important Our pckets extend from Falmouth to
King George Court House, about twenty-five miles
distant from the former point. Contraban,ls
agree In stating that rebel ncursions are nightly
made below the Court House for q long distance
and negroes are carried away and sent South. The
greater portion, however, Of the slaves on the long
neck Of land between the Rappahsnnock and Po-
tomsc rivers have already made their escape to
eur lines, bringing with them at night their mas.
fers' teams and other property.
Our latest news from Springfield, No., where
General Brown was 80 badly assailed by the rebels
under General Marmaduke, is up to yesterday,
when the indications were NOS "a favorable to our
troops % they had previously been. Tclcgraphic
communication had ceased at three o'clock in
tho morning and the enemy had entered our stock.
edo Oh the previous afternoon. The opinion in
81. Louis Is TIE. thc rebels had captured the place.
General Brown, tho defender Of the place. had re-
ceived very bad wound in The shoulder. A large
amount Of army stores, ammunition and arms were
in Springfield, and Of course fell into the hands Of
the enemy. II was reported that portion Of Gen.
Biunt's army. from Van Buren,, Arkansas, had
reinforced General Brown but this is not con
6rmed.
II is said that General Corcoran advanced on the
rebels on the Blackwater In force. from Suffolk on
Thursday. and will give General Pryor On oprortu.
nifty for fight II he desires IL.
Gen. Beauregsrd Is In command at Charleston,
In the district Of South Carolina, Georgia and
Florida.
The Africa, at Halifax, tclegraphs European
news to the 2sth Of December three days later.
The City of Manchester and China had delivered
In England the reports Of the battle of Fredcrcks.
burg and the repulse Of the Union troops under
General Burnside. The intelligence excited a
widespread interest, and was the universal topic
Of conversation at the latest moment.
The friends of the Uuion wore greatly dissp.
pointed at the result Of the engagement. and the
impr, ssson prevailing In Liverpool was unisvora.
bic to the hopes Of an early peace.
After the receipts Of the Grst reports by the City
OF Manchester. tho London Times expressed the
hope tina, General Burnside would be able to re.
hf;sye Ls position, bu! Vie writes added thpl d ae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-10

sos 900. and that there on board the ship
eleven thousand two hundred aud thirty six barrels
OF flour. two hundred boxes Of bacon. fifty barrels
of pork. five hundred bushels of and five
hundred barrels and boxes of bread. There yet
remained in hand $50. 900 in cash.
The new steam iron clad battery Nahant arrived
at this port yesterday from Boston. and anchored
at the Navy Yard.
Notwithstanding the fine speech that JEFF. Davis
made to the Legislature of Mississippi, in order to
keep the members up to the mark. that body has
refused. by decided votes. to suspend the writ Of
habeas corpus or to allow Confederate taxes to
be collected by State officials or under State
thority.
The Grand Jury of the Oyer and Tcrminer yes
terday rendered bill Of indictment against Hen
ry Oliver, for mansaughter on board the ship
Francis b. Cutting.
The abolition Tribune, Of Chicago. pitches into
some of its negro 0rshppng friends IN the
United States Senate. by telling truths that could
hardly be expected to come from such quarter.
1t says that petty demagogues-meanng most Of
the republican Senators-like Mr.. Senator Lyman
Trumbu, Of Illinois, have done nothing since
the rebellion broke ont hut throw obstacles in the
way of the government, its authorities, its generals
and its armies. These men should be taught their
duty The President should set the seal ofhis pow
er upon them, and teach them their places. They
are a set Of pestiierous public gamblers, devoid Of
all genuine patriotic impulses or manly decency.
They have thus far given more aid aud comfort to
the governments enemies than they have to the
government. They are fast rendering themselves
Infamous"
Cotton dr,ner yesterday and moderately dealt in
Prices OF -four 10c. wheat &c. and c higher
with increased activity in the market. Tho grocery
trade active in the line OF coffee, rice sugars and
teas, which we're advancing. There doing in
provisions particularly hog products, which were held
with more frmness also in hay, metals, taow,
whskey spices and refined petroleum. the latter article
closing decidedly dearer Hops, nsh, candles, seed and
tobacco were In moderate demand. There
activity In freighs, with upward tendency in
rates.
Stocks again very active yesterday. and prices
higher in many instances, though net uniformly.
Tho market continued extremely active though not uni
form, till the Close Gold 70 1884, closing at 1879
bid Demand notes sold at 1884, closing at 1857 bid.
Exchange advanced to 16l 1872 Money easy
"a 6 per cent.
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STEVENS, THE USED UP RAprcAL.-The first
French republic was cxtinguished in blood,
anarchy and confusion, because a few wicked,
foolish men rose to power Marat, Danton,
Robespisrrs, and such like, became the leaders
Of the republic; and, as they had none Of the at
tributes betting the stations chance had flung
them into, they killed the newborn govern
ment and themselves by mad excuses. We
have several such characters In our midst,
ordered fanoies, would bring speedy ruin upon
this country.
Prominent among these stands Stevens, negro
worshipper, Of Pennsylvania, whose present
purpose seems to be the introduction of i'll
feeling and discord in Congress. We under
stand the mans great annoyance at the late
successes Of the great conservative party, these
successes reducing such AZ himself 10 con-
dtion Far from comfortable or promising; but
we neither understand nor approve OF his re-
cent demonstrations in the House OF Represen-
tatives We should judge from the tone Of his
remarks that he was an aspirant for the high
Office of chief engineer Of tho steam g,iillotins
depsrtment. Any future attempt on his part
"a breed n riot In Congress should be stcrnly
reprcsscd. Loyal citizens must be secured
AGAINST his unwarrantablc attacks. The out
cries OF such fanatics as hirsclf will cost us the
border states IL persisted in. These party dis.
,,..;o,s are odious 10 the whole country, AMI
d;arrsce our legislative balls. AT ibis crisis 10
o,,s Gate all retts olssttcas. all, naranaAi an
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