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Sherif'si.. Sale. e.

DY virius Of an ailas ycndUion uxpengRf ~ ma a.
ID fScted and delivered frum the iiohoratc Circuit
p4net of DavidaeF County, Fynp., atifs Jtn1 turm,
1877, VII expusf 10 public sale 10 the highest bidder
for cash ~ tho Cu1tt ilou1 yard IN hecit n 2 se
vile, on Monday TIE ga day Of february, 1855 all
To Tight ttit, ctaian in)srest ah1 estaft Nhich o.
". Zeal then had Qr may have since acquired b aad
70 ioll9wins ds-efiOtd property. t.ett IA tract
flsnd Containing IS aeFtalyng ~ tbe Aiflrcesharo
pike 10 NILE ftom Nashvie ard bounded A. f1Ilows
lolHn peEinpiag Af Abe iron ~ cenIs a AiuTnaas
borO pike, thence touth thrty-e lght and one
wvatlhirnen peies. aonh $3.50 iasst tesh csngre
a sprirg, and bounded On the north By r. III. d. Kim.
brops4 81 tAe wsss b y y. Carfufd at eau Ia az
sonth ~ ~ Siepcns, east ~ T. Bctdl, lavle an a.
Che property % O. w. PeAi. to aailsN q indictment
readerp1 n f4gprpf ,Jsmes Nhitypglh rEaijst q y.
rel',5. = Y. n, 5nufnass anu = = ~pil-sesI
ga, 1907 asA - et.ai HINTON i6hsst1,
py K. BrcHANAS, D, 8. $3.50 .,gs.,.,l
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Sherif's sale, =

10y virtue Of an alias vrn iioah pEpauas % NE a.
- Tected aud delivered hom The X norable Circuit
curl Davidson County niin, At ~ Junctefu lot8
wiilTxpae 70 public s,r 20 Tho highest btddur ior
c ~, atthe Court Ronse yafA lntie 6ity nfNashvfh
On MondaY the 23d day Of February. lsg9 Il ali tbe
right, iitr, clain, INTEREST ahd esiao4 which ID r.
NcGavcek thea had may have sinc1 aauu rcd "a and
~ tho iiowing desc ibed property, 10 vii: fot No
a. f. nting 2i2 feet ncAes on Chesrpssreel. q tfe
rsu Of D. T. McGavock'H lots reRistrtdi Ia the Reg-
&c efiee, beck N9s IL pngsIass bdna icslrd ar -
~ properly OF d. T. NJ GavOck 10 SATISFY hliru-nt
eoslofad n assr u Ptosepaa Insatsuioe o. sfnhsst
y. T NcGaycck aud n. r. Cheaihamg this Jan 22d
1853 'set-s iN'H'fs -. ~ HINTON slicfin.
ByJ.K, PvenANASs p. s. "a aJAas s,=swa &c. !.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
NASHVILLE UNION.

The NAsuvitLLE UEIOS was commenced last spring,
pr the purpose Of opposing the Rebel Southern Con
fsdsracy and Of advocating the restoration Of Federal
authority without any abatement, over all lhe States
which have attempted 70 seoods Its object was 10
proclaim the doctrines % Liberty and Union they
we're once e1poundsd by the fathers Of the Republic,
but which for more than ono year-the long and
dreary carnival Of trsason-had ben unSpoken and
unwritten In the Capital Of the State Of ANDREW
JAcRsoE and were treasured up only in the hearts Of
the faithful. We believed that the right way 20 con
duct loyal Journal, in city like Nashville at such
a time Rs this was 10 raise the wavering timid
up to the true standard Of patriotism, and not TO
lower the standard OF PATRIOTISM amer the Of
some other journals TO suit the depravod tases Of the
somi-loyR and sFmp lthizsrs with the Richmond dy-
nasty,
The UHoE, therefore, has held "a friends all who
support and foes all who oppose the Union Of the
States. lie watebword IL FHEEDoM AND NAnOSALiTT.
With rebels and traitors Il has no compromise to
make. 1t contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law OF THE LAND, anything In the Constitution and
Laws Of any Of the States TO the contrary notwith-
standing.
II contends for the Union Of the States, because
without Il the preservation Of liberties aud insti-
buttons and tho tganiEAtion Of society itself are
wholly impossible Therefore, whatever stands In
the way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
the Union must perish, matter BY what name IL
be called.
When thousands of our citizen soldiers lay down
their lives upon the altar Of ther country, sacri
Zee above all earthly price, and precious in the sight
Of Heaven, God forbid that any ignoblO motive Of
seIfinterest should make any wRyer In his 10y
atty. If there be any such, let them look at che
blood Of Shiloh, Fort Donelson, Murfreesboro and
Frederieksburg, and blush at their wiekedness and
folly. Love for our country should now overshadow
every other feeling aud he Is patriOt who loves
his houses lands negroes with 1.-THE of the dovo
ton which he feels for his country. Even prudent
seashnsss should compel men 70 be patriots for who
can hope to save bis own treasures from the wreck 81
| a ruined and dismembered Unioni
We want to soe the land once more blessed with the
enduring sunshine Of Az honorable peace, based upon
| the complete and unconditional submission Of the
rebels now in arms and not 1t UP with tbs deceitfu
glow Of peace basod npou omaseulate loyalty, and
concessions 20 traitors-the glow Of meteor which
would shine only TO betray, and going ont would
leave Us In darkness tenfold more gloomy than that
\ which prevailed before.
Theso arr the sentiments and views which th'
| uuON viii continue 70 advocate through whateTel
of storm or sunshine may await It IN the future ant
we ask the support OF al who boisvo Il TO be import
ant that a thoroughly end vigorously loyal newspaper
should be Published IN Nashville.
l
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TENNEssEE BRANCH
0s rus
NATIONAL CLLIR Agency
ooHDUorEp ~
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
CHARLES 81. GREEN, Agent
No. 80, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.
TEENEssER BRANCH
No. 80, Cherry stroot, Nashvillo, Tenn.

thls AGENCY Possesses peculiar faoilitss for ths
Il successful prosecution and settlement Of Dc
nanda against the General Government Of EVERH
DESCRIPTION, its conductors having had seyeTs
years experience IN the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the EKsou.
tive Departments 81 Washington, and being thor
ouehly acquainted and familiar with the laws ano
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will be given 10 eases arisps
out Of the present var, including the accounts q
States, Contractors, and Disbursng 0dloers Of the
War and Navy Departments, and for - Co1iocS.
ing, Drilling, and Organising VOTE
unteoFs,'' the reimbursement Of which IL author,
lied BY an act At Congress; CLAIMS FOR IEDEh
NIFTY FOB PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOE
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES 10 sUCB
PROPERTY, for Horses los. in the service, and foi
military Pay, Pensions, and Bounty
Land
We give special attention % procuring PeR.
sIOns, BOuDtIes, etc, aeoraiug TO Soldiers
who have been wounded, contracted disssse, or tbs
families Of such as have died. boon killed while
tho discharge Of their line duty such during the
present
Special caro will also be given to claims which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or 1 In efficiently Managed
Prompt attention also given 70 the collection Of
ouArtermAster's Receipts given Tor Property taken
for the uso Of the Army, to arranging Accounts With
and collecting Claims against the ouArtermastsrs De,
partmOnt.
All Claims placed 10 our hands receive our Promps
Personal Attention, thereby securing many
which, In the hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, daily intsI
course with all the Departments enables Us in mos
cases 70 obtain decisions much more speedily ihas
where ali communication and ether necessary dotah
| must be conducted through the mails.
To this end, solicit you 70 forward " "a any or
all cases ofauoh character you may nom slime 10 time
have presented, and as IL our ouBtom, viii fur.
nish You with oil the necessary blankF, and, uhss
| required, instructions.
| No charge made In any case unless successful.
| Address, CHARLES "A. GREEN,
No, 80 Cherry Street,
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MR. rINoo1N's REPLY.
ExEcUTIvE MANSION, !
Washington, June IL, 1868 {

ExEcUTIvE MANSION,
Washington, June IL, 1868 {
Hon. Efastus Corning and others
GENTLEMEN Your letter Of May 10,
enclosing the resolutions Of a public
meeting held at Albany, New York, on
the l6ih of the same month, was received
several days ago.
The resolutions, as understand them,
are receivable into two propositions
frat, tue expression of purpose 10 sus-
tain the cause of the Union, 10 secure
peace through Wet ry, and TO support
the administration in every constitutional
and lawful measure TO suppress the re-
bellioD; and secondly, n declaration of
censure upon tho administration for sup
posed unconstitutional action, such a.
the making OF military arrests. And,
from the Two propositions, third is de-
duced, which is that the gentlemen con-
posing the meeting are resolved on
doing their part to maintain our COM
mon government and country, despite
the folly or wickedness, as they may
conceive, of any administration. This
position is eminently patriotic, and as
such, thank the meeting, and con-
graduate the nation for ~. Ny own
purpose is the same; so that the meet
ing and myself have a common object,
and can have no difference, except In the
choice Of means or measures for efleeting
that object.
And here l ought 70 close this paper,
and would close it, IL there were ne,
apprehension that more Injurious con-
aequencea than any merely personal TO
my self might follow the censures syste-
maticSlly cast upon me for doing what,
In my view Of duty, | could not forbsar.
The resolutions promise 10 support me
Ia every constitutional and lawful
measure 20 suppress the rebellion; and |
have not knowingly employed, nor shall
krowingly employ, any other. Bot
/ the NEE ting, by their resllutions, aeserl
and argue that certain military arrests,
and proceedings following them, foI
which am ultimately responsible, are
unconstitutional. think they are not
The resolutions quote from the COnsti-
ton the definition Of treason, and also
the limiting safeguards aud guarantees
therein provided for the citizen on trials
Tor treAboni anu Dh A.e ~NA"b nNAN "
answer for oapitalor otherwise Infamous
crimes, and, in criminal prosecution, his
right to a peedy and public trial by Al
Impartial jury. They proceed 70 resolve
"thst these safeguards Of the rights o
the citizen against the pretonsions o
arbitrary power were intended NOR
especially for his protection 10 times Q
civil commotiOn." And, apparently 4
demonstrate the proposition, the resOlu
tions proceed: "They were secured sub
stanially 70 the English people Gte
years Of protrActed civil war, and wer
adouted into cur Constitution at the cl0s
of the revolution" Would not The do
monsTation have been better, Il Il eoul
have been truly said that the safeguard
had been adopted and applied during III
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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE l9, 1896

letter OF the president on the POI-
&c, OF ARRESTS IN tsePIy 40 Certain
RESOLUTIONS OF "A - Conservative -
meeting.
The following resolutions, with some
Others, were sent, recently, 90 the Pest
dent; TO which are appended also his
reply:
Resolutions adopted al the meeting held
in Albany, N. Y, on the 18th day Of May,
1868:
Resolved, That the Democrats Of Now
York point to their uniform course Of &C.
ton during the two years of civil war
through which we have passed, TO the
alacrity which they have eyinced in ELL
ing the ranks of the army, to their con-
tributions and sacrifices, as the evidence
Of their patriotism and devotion to the
cause of our imperilled country. Never
in the history of civil wars has a govern
ment been sustained with such ample ro-
sources of means and men as the people
have voluntarily placed in the hands of
this administration.
LtccSttrNhg An0Ag % ASNAnONtAAhs VIC hiG
determined to maintain this patriotic at
titude, and, despite of adverse and dis
heartening circumstances, to devote all
our energies to sustain the cause OF the
Union, to secure peace through victory,
and to bring back the restoration OF all
the States under the safeguards of the
| Constitution.
| Resolued, That while we will not con-
sent to be Inexperienced upon these
points, we are determined not TO be mis-
understood in regard TO others not less
essential. We demand that the admin
isiration shall be true TO the Constitution;
shall recognize and maintain the rights
of the States and the liberties of the cit
izen; shall everywhere, outside of the
lines of necessary military occupation
and the scenes of instruction, exert al
its powers to maintain the supremacy
Of the civil over military Law.
Resolved, That, in view of these prin-
ciples, we denouncs the recent assumption
Of military commander TO seize and try
a citizen of Ohio, Clement L. Vallandig-
ham, for no other reason than words ad-
dressed to public meeting, in criticism
Of tue course Of the administration, anc
in condemnation Of the military orders
of that general.
Rssolued, That this assumption of pow
er by military tribunal, if successfully
asserted, not only abrogates the right o.
the reople TO assemble and discuss th'
affairs of government, the liberty o
speech and of the press, the right of tria
by jury, the law of evidence, and TIL
privilege of haJeaS corpus, but it strikes {
fatal blow at the supremacy Of law, anC
the authority of tho State and fedora
constitutions.
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united states Of America:
DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TESNEssEE--So. 8.

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNtoskE--Ho. o.
WHEREAS an information has been bed In the
w District Court Of th' United states Tor said
District on the 18Th day q May, 1893 BY john Trim
be ksq., Att ruey If the Un ted states said lis
trict on b, bali Of the sail Unei Stat O. alanst
ocrysn lot Of good row lying IN the 81 rehouse u
said, aud nristng ol p'ckes, PREF yes fruits con
dimeuts obaccu sugar Gig IRA, wines, o er, oysters,
sardiu,s cand g., divers Other articles list VI
which e. O wi b said Information, ale gng, 10
subj no. that slid ods w,r seized on aud, and IN
the Distfict ai1r "a rs for eit,d 70 the United
States that said gods We o trausa' ried from ou
ievIle, in h. state 4 KENTUCKY, To Ma hve, In the
stat of Teune-fte IN violation OF the ofCongresa
aud The rJul mat, Of the Pres dult Of the Uuitod
stats a. {. rdctiug al Commercial intercourBe DO
tween the ciizen anduh biiants the said tate Of
1ennu and the CT anal hsbitauts OF The rest
al tie Quilted fattH. aud against O. reg lations q
the treasury do'ur niout o. the lniled Stat a.
that sii articles became the by iUrletSd 20 the
United State and play NJ pro e-s gal lst the same
and that the may Be condemned az forfeited as
afure aie
Now therefore. 10 pursuance o. tbs montiOn Of
the Coit under the seal ~ thr Court, 70 me directed
and delivered, / do hereby give ,ub c not CO TO all
persuus claiming said articles OF 10 any man o. IN
,ercste hertin that they b. AID appear before tho
said District hurt be held az the y deral Court
room a. the Cap.tl |, ~ ia city Of Nashville aud
District aforesaid, on lhc 6tb day OF July, A. d,
1868 then and those to inte pose tt II elaine, and
20 make ui,iT allegations IN tia behalf
E r. 0LAScOCK,
q, s. Marshal, Middle Diet. Of Tenn.
June 4-i4t
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DISTRICT on MIDDLE rENNEss

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE No. 7.
Va HtREAs an in'ormai on has b. en- died Ia ihe
w hruitt Count q the Tn ted tat ior said DIS
tT,ct, IN t,e S,th dey 4 May A. %, by John
7 lmb G, kq. Auo MY Tor ihe United siaLs ior
the uisuic MD elennessec who ~ oseuuies hnein
IN bebali OF the Upuoa states, against packages q
goods "a ii.t ol whirh 81 ed with Shi Information
nuedEhE Ia substaute, tlat "a 60 d. were ssiE, 90
land in sid district, as ret 10 lie Unitod Sthtss
Ia sald foods were uansutrted r. ~ Nncinnatl in
Tue stae q Uhio, 10 Ma hyiie, in The tate " Ten
nofsso I ,o siiou Of theacl u ConEfes and te pro
81 matlop ,ftlo prot ent 81 the United states, m
terditti, ell CONNIE al intero utse b, tNeon Tue
citixi aud q hnbi Huts e the said STATE q ienues 81
ana the ctiI ~ and nh ,bltsuB OF The leet Of inc
L ntrd siatee, aud gau . the iesula1ioi Of the
Tre. sury apartment the United ~ - aud that
said attlelea bocemC ortby forfeited ~ the SAT-
Unit SAtve, and praying W. ooss aEainAt me same,
aud that the s,mo 10 Condemned as trielted, A.
alofeHW
Now, M roforc, % pureutnce Of the monition Of he
Court under those 90 the Cour 40 ine directed and
deliver Cd, do hereby give puzzle uotce 10 ALI per-
pous claiming faid goods thAl hey be- and app " To-
tore tho raid Court, 10 ho hod ht tho fedela Court
room 10 the Guy OF Nashville, M rad District o" the
an day "a july, A ID. ib6S then and thew 10 inter
re their aims and 10 make their allegations IN
that bouul go, - Hl,AsNVDh,
funei-llt
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Daily Union, (sngIe oopy) per anngu'.......slo 90
per wcok................ 70
RarA communications on business with the Once,
will be addressed TO the PUBLISHERS efIs UNION,
aud all communications the Editor will be address
ed TO s. G. MERCER.
Editors of loyal newspapers Will do US great kind
ness by repubIshlng the foregoing. its substance
Ts current transactions in Tennessee for months TO
come will be highly interesting 70 all lovers of their
country and her fOe instuuons, and the columns Of
the UNoE viii furnish the earliest and most reliable
history ~ thee evenia
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NOTTCE,


ToHE PARIIES To tn FOLLOWING CLAIMS
l hled with the Board Of Claims, At the Capitol,
are hereby notified shat the Docket will be taken Up
DEMONSTRATION as follows, and they are requested
TO ne present with their witnesses
Claimants failing 20 be present with their witnesses
as notified will nnd their claims laid over 90 the last
OF the Docket.
Friday, June 10, 1893.
No. $50 john Z, lee
q $50 MRrburg,
(" 26I klisha Stevens.
" aG2 =. hall --~
26S Jacob FasseLer,
zG4 Nm. A. Nhtttsitt
2645< Asa Faulkner a {. n. spuTlook.
266 Il :. That her.
266 Nrs. uli.
a 26I James thompson.
40. 2s6 Mrs 1ariA q. Shelby
No 2sT Ohm l. bayue.
Saturday June SOth.
No 26s john Motavoek.
4" 200 Robert CAruthers. A. .-H. q 2
q 2T0 w d. simphins
2fl Mrs homas Martin,
2T2 d. K. Nc Nennie. my, -.
/" 2,3 VIM Wiams. =
2J4 Heirs Of J"hn Williams, deed.
2T5 @. ~. oldham.
2l6 n. McCann 3 Co
. ST. q. McCRnn.
" 958 Vim. r. } ydo.
2Se D. b. Hicks.
The BOARD now holds its sittings IN the sonai'
Chamber, commencing every d-y NJ ' o'clock a. u
june l2-u
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United States of America:
DISTRICT or MIDDLE rENNtssEE.-No. Q

JEf HERFAs, sp inform ,,iou has been died in the
w Iisuid Vourt & The Oplted ethtrs within and
fos tie I.lrot Of Middle Tenn saee, tho 10th day
ofNay, A. u 1868 BY I'm rimb'. tsq Attorn
Tor tb United States or lh' n-ut OF Middle Ten
nessee Who roscvuUs herel, IN behalf 4 q United
States sgai "a loo tags 81 q iur aud 81 barrels o.
gonr: IA od.ing, m substance, that said -Four was
seized on bnd, IN The usirct ot Middle Tennessee,
on the - dpy Of --- A o. 1895, as 70 feiteu 70
tie Unittd staios tta sad hour vas ira sp rted
nom DO lai0 @ hen uchy the let day OF Mar b /
A. h. 1868 1 the STA o VI ttnneseee in VI latlon OF
INC act Com Tess ne prtclnm lion 81 the Frcsi
dent Of the tnl atatcn, h VI lc pg ! o mmeio Al
in.ercnurse betureu be oitzeua aud haOtants I
eaid stat. u 4 nhesfeu ami lie CT ne ana inhAo-
ants Of The est 81 The Unit states, anu aga get the
regulations OF the Urea y apartment Of tn lnlted
statcs ana thai atid noui Tee iuo reby 4 rielted
tot zee OF the UDllod states OF America and pray
ing u ocets aruin I the same that The same may Do
o. ndemucd as tor ell Cd, IS Hfnr Eiid
NOW the riO y, a. purtuaucr u the mouttion upoeI
the SEA OF sau OUu 4. 90 dirSled ana delivered,
do hetrby give publ e. Mt c. 70 AL - ne cla mug
said ur, OF IN any manner ieretts n rein,
haith,y and sWeai brio,c IL Faid ihsuict Court
10 be held II tue fedo al Court room, 10 TIE Nty 81
Nashville ~ ard iOr hsid i.irict, on the OH %
july A. h 1865, then sna thoie 10 iniei pose theii
claius aud make their allegations IN hat behalf
+. Il 81 ASCUtk
MarshRi Of The Dated STATES
for the District Of NJ dde Tenntssee'
nne G-lit.
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United States of America


tHJuFREAs. Information has heen aled IN me he
w uuttoui 81 the Utted "a - Tor 5aa 1nsttl9S
on ths tst das o Juuo A. - loe3, 10y Johu Adimp,el
lao ATTORNEY iUr de 4 va ~, tsirn tbs os,ll
". Mdda lCuneffut, vino plofocutes tf,lh "a p,hAn
of tbe Ulhea states, ag us 100 terr.H o. wheA
all,dsing in suDa,i or thht n ID WI Hhy Was lotes
ou AID in fad ust let 10 forfeited 20 'he NnAeo
S.a.pr. tst said " Missy vas tpu'porlod rom ANu'
lsyc Ia tro 8 nte "a k,nt cky, 10 Nas ne, ~ y,
ttate a. IauUsstr. ou tun lsi Nay 81 huy ieool ~
yi,l .tI.uu thrH 80 ttnEItsa gn' 'he ptNAa-''on
of th. I,s d.nl on tbo tea atel intefulvlihs e
commercial iuteIc .Drse hutst,n thc ciUtens uhl "a
hauualts III hs said sut. 20 tehur3s al q nc oN
.,ts anal iahab.tlus sfue test Qi ~ Ihed s'Ates
uid ar.iust thr rpu alto o az ne tcsuly n,iAst
mtutuitu, United rtates ana that r.an "nMNy ~
,sut thrirb, 10 uedtotre unis,d state pha ltay'
rg pr.cys- s.ninft tlc sane, I'D lnst lls f-"" W
cOidoIutd 90 i0rieitsj, as o. oF go 49, 80.
sos, ur r,.ure, ln D. 81 uaire % the mo ~ r.
Court. urdur tbs al az cold CONT " ie oi,N'yl w
au. u.uNertd, DO hrrrhy give puA.q n..Ne ="
persons cat lHg said hyf iAtt ,",t - ~
Iear Itfu. "a l,tIst D,ui.l 81 p. h,t" Nt 10y -
yf9l Cvur, room u me cry ul Naal NN'l s1lu ~.
tdtt, uu d O. Oh ,u,y of > iy, A i le's men 80
utIc lo rterposs iho cl4nis, aud v -~Ae u'ou NJ"
L r. CIAecDCK,
U.s Muha Nr Gldds Dtsuta Of Isnne..'~
unsitN
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for their own interests which are common
with ours under this Government, there
will be no great difficulty in f!aternization.
Between our tastes and social life there
are fewer differences than between those of
the people OF the northern and southern
provinces of England or Ireland. Hoping
the time may speedily como when the
power of the perfdious and cruel tyrant OF
this rebellion having been overthrown. q
peace may be laid on the broad foundation
of national unity and equal justice to all,
under the Constitution and laws.
/ remain your fellow citizen,
w. S. RosEcnANs, Maj. Gen.